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ouch it at any price.” Passing through

rich orchards, where the weight of fruit liad

—-— brought the branches of the tree allnost to

Tuesday, November 14’ . 1871, the ground, and where the earth’s rich yield
L . , -.—;-.-,- had been left to rot, she asked, why don‘t
HAESH JUDGMENTS. you Collect this fruit and send it into mar-

O God 1 whose thoughts are brightest lights,
Whoge love always runs clear,

To whose kind wisdom sinning souls
Amidst their sins are dear.

swesten my bitter-thoughted heart
' With charity like thine,
Till self shall be the only spot

0n earth which does not shine. I

Time was, when I believed that wrong
In others to detect,
Waspart or genius, and a gift
' ' ’ To‘ Cherish, not reject.

Now. better taught by the, O Lord!
This truth dawns on my mind-t
The best effect of heavenly light
Is earth’s false eyes to blind.

How thou canst think so well of us,
- Yet he the God thou art,
Is darkness to my intellect,

But sunshine to my heart.

Yet habits linger in the soul!
' More grace, 0 Lord! more grace?
, More sweetness from the loving heart!

More sunshine from thy face.
. —Fc.ber.

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DEMAGOG U ES AND WORK! NGMEN.
LECTURE BY MISS DICKINSON.

An intelligent and sympathetic audience
was gathered in Steinway Hall to hear Miss
Anna E. Dickinson lecture on iiDcmagogues
and Workiugmen.” The address, which
lasted for an hour and a half, was a thought-
ful argument against the aggressions and
exacting demands ofTrades-Unions ; against
the assertions of Wendell Phillips and Gen.
Butler and their followers, that capital is
building up an aristocracy in this country
under which the condition of the American
workingman daily becomes more and more
like that of the pauper laborer of Great
Britain ; against the leveling theories about
the necessary ownership by Labor of the
property it creates, the claim of skilled ar-
tisans, as against professional men and all
others, of being the only workingmen in the
country, the discrimination against appren-
tices, and many other features alike of
Trades-Unions requirements and Labor Re-
forms agitation.

It is a fact, the lecturer said, whether we
like it or not, that there is discontent among
the “so-called" workingmen. “So-called,”
because the Workingmen’s Union take it
fongranted there are no workingmen save
those who have spent four years in a shop.
But there are other workingmen besides ar-
tisans. Here the lecturer entered into an

elaborate review of.the strike of the Ger-
manbricklayem- “up the river,” which last-
ed 20 weeks. They refused $350, and
would not accept less _ than $4 50 a day.
Think of these men paid $4 50 per day, not
out in the great West, but in a great over-
grownEastern community. She took for
illustration :1 professional young man and a
workingnian. The one gains the summit of
his ambition, and arrives at the age of 70 a
rich man. The other attains that age and
is, poor, and departs life leaving his children
poor, without any inheritance but the aims-
house or the jail. Any man who earns
$4 50 aday, and is poor and needy at the
ageof seventy, insults the ear of his hearers
by complaining of his tyranny of capital
and the oppressed condition of the laboring
men. NO one questions the right of any
man to put his own price on his wares. But
if a purchaser should refuse to buy, why
catch him by the throat and compel him to
do so i This illustration the speaker intro-
duced with a view of shOWing that no com-
bination‘of workingmen had the right to '
compel an employer to pay more than was
legitimate for work performed. She next.
proceeded to show how the 30,000 miners
of Pennsylvania, who worked only six
hours aday for seven months out of the
twelve, had earned at_ the lowest figure $73
per monih,'the actual mean average being
$1,500'a year. Yet they are continually
striking. .She reviewed the working of the
Hat Finishers’ Association; and showed how
unjust it» was to exclude a good skillful me- '
chanic from working with inferior mechan-
ics because he himpened not to be a union
man. The rules of the Association said a
man should be paid, say $25 a week. It
was absurd to give a drunken, incapable
man the same salary as a skillful one who
is worth twice his price. She instanced a
case in Roxbury, Mass; where; at the heck
of what she called ' a Union autocrat, 500
men left their work because one sat beside
them who didn’tbelong‘ to the union, though
confessedly'a better workman than the best
of them. This poor yet skillful mechanic
had to return to his home in Germany, be-
ing hounded down by the tyranny of labor.
ACCOrding-to the rules Of the Typograpical
Union, a man’must work four consecutive
years in one shop betorehe would be. ad-
mitted to the privileges of the Union. This,
she went on to describe, showing how the
well-dressed Union printer, when be ap-
plied for a job, was instantly supplied with
acase,while'the needy and torn, though
perhaps more competent man, was invaria-
hly told to “Get out.” She reviewed the
per centage of represenatives of the various
trades, professions, &c.; in the penitentiaries
throughout the country, and said that 82 per
cent was from the ranks of unskilled toil.
Speaking of the Apprenticeship law, she
gave an instance of a. litle boy who, refused
in the first instance the privilege 'of appren-
ticeship, became a thief, was sent to the
State Prison, learned a trade and became
skillful, and again was refused the privi-
lege of working with union men. Thus
said the speaker, “from a boy they drove
him to idleness and starvation, from star-
vation to crime, from crime to the prison-
cell, and, when the {prison officials were
merciful, and tried to help him up, they
come to take the work of regenerations out
of his hands and condemn him to hell before
he dies. ‘

Miss Dickinson laid great stress upon the
workingmen’s fallacious beliei that Chinese
labor is injurious to the workingmen of
America. It is contended, she said, that
Chinese labor is coolt'c labor,’that it is acrf
tuba—because Chinese laborers are assisted
in their efi'orts to emigrate by‘ men to whom ,
they give bonds for the repayment of the
money advanced to them. 'But out in Wis-

 

»consin there are large and flourishing eolo- '

Dies of Swedes, Germans, Danes, and N or-
wegians, all of whom had been'sent here at
the expense of others. They have had their
passage paid from their own land to this
country, and from here to' their distant
homes in the West, and they have had'money
advanced to them to start ‘them on their
farms ; for every cent of which they have
given bonds, which must be redeemed by
the first fruits of their labor, before they can
enjoy the profits of their toll. Should these
be called coolt‘es 1' Itis‘said that the China
man will, work for $3 a day, where the
American‘must get $5, and this because the
American must have pictures ‘on his walls,
and books on his table, and— what he values
more than all—an education for his children.
These, they say, the Chinaman does not up-
preciate, and doesnot want. ,But is it true 9
The lecturer had been through the Chinese
quarters of SanFrancisco, and there found,
pictures on the walls—valuable pictures,
too : but-they'wcre not American pictures,
They were Chinese, works of art—that was
the only difference. So, too, the Chinaman
had their books, and were an intelligent
people, and did not neglect the education of
their children. According to the latest re-
port of the Massachusetts Educational Com-
missions, there are 729,000 children who
never yet crossed the threshold of a school-
house. Over ail China, there is not a man
who cannot read and write his own diffi-
cult language. Ifthat is the kind of ignor—

k
cannot get men to gather it at any price.”
a
0
American workingnicn to unite, shoulder to
shoe] in, to push Chinese workinglnen back

fl

unor-v

ing on them our n
Sen'd for a circular, Office and Laboratory, No. 60

et? And 'still one reply is made, “We
nd yet eloquent lips, honored for 35 years

fnoble service to humanity, called upon

nto the sea! In conclusion, she detailed

the story of a mangoing to Glasnevin, near
Dublin, who saw the grave of John Philpot
Curran beside that of O’Connell.
said he to. the sexton,
Protestant buried in consecrated ground.”

It

“Why,”
“What heresy; a

You see,” said the sexton,” f‘Curran was

for liberty, and O‘Connell was for liberty,
a

nd liberty, you know, makes brothers of
sail.” [Applause]

The lecture was heard throughout with
be greatest attention—not a person leaving
he hall throughout the hour and a half of
ts delivery—and was interrupted by fre-

quent and hearty applause.—Tnbmze.

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l‘i: ONO? of Every honsekefiper, and there is no arti-

mes e econom t at' \ "

nvestment so soon. y u" repay the small

$5.50.

an thatls asked for or: GREAT LABOR SAVER
s it fair trial. We guarantee each machine to do
is work’gerfectlv.

‘ OLE Aunts-rs non-nun Urns-n) Sums,

A. II. FRANCISCUS & C09,

513 Market St., minutiae. Pa. .
The largest and cheapest WOODEN WARE»

washing tho-
)? fabric, from
, or Cambric Handkerchief,

 

r. H. NASHttBROTHERS

argest and best asserted in their

GHUGKERII CHINA! ! GLASS I I I

llow Ware.

I'IORIIONTALLY NEVOLVIIO .

It will wash the lar- '

pacify otfthls LITTLEjGEMl ‘

F

min

9

. HARTFORD, CONN.

is called the

Front? FAVORITE”-

them rightlv named. Please give them
atrial. Satisfaction guaranteed,«
or no sale.‘

E, H. PARKER,
Agent for the sale of the ' I

Weed sewing ’Mwehe'ne

 

 

 

And all who have tried them pronounce

WEED SEWING thrill to. .

one reports 180 subsoil!
in two days. Send for Circulars an
green so o-oftke work, NATIONAL PUBLISHING
, thing‘flnu 1.:‘f -,i~ 'tlHl‘

AGENTS WANTED FOR

HFE IN. "IITMI -

oeure or the Secret Black
and Eye ones of Hormonal-an.

N“? a full and authentic history of Polygamy. V
y .

H. BEADLE. Editor of the Salt Lake Reporter.

with nuprecedentsl success .
era in four da a, another 'li ‘
see what the

Agents are meetin

 
 

 

"' TNimiOns'oxnin’ a... "

Teeth Extracted Without Paii I):

45.0.“: ".ASBZBQUCK
FOR TWO mans OPERATOR
At Golton Dental Association,

Baa removed non: Conger Institute to 987 Broadway
cor. of no St., N.-Y.’ mire practlce-devoted to the
painless extraction of teeth. Reduction to persons
of limited means. «45

FREEMAN & ‘_ stir,
CLOTHING WAREHIIUSES

138 & 140 FULTON ST” N. Y.

 

 

HERMAN a BURR 0 en the Season with an im-
mense Stock in SCI (:VERCOATS. a, CLOTH-
INGofte’very description. for ll ages and.“ occu-
pations and occasions. From the extensive range of
sizes little time is required to make satisfactor se-
lections; or if, preferred, any garment is ma e to
measure at i few hours' notice. ‘

,_ OVVERCOATS es, 322.
- i ~ OVERCO‘ATS"$26,$80.

_ ovuucolrs e40, 350.
SUITS:$15,'~ SUITS $80, . SUITS $4.5.
SUITS S20, SUITS $35, SUITS $50.
SUITS $25, SUITS $40, SUITS $60.

BOYS’ SUITS $5, $8.
BOYS’ SUITS $10, $16.
BOYS" SUITS $20, 825.
RDERS BY LETTER prom tly filled. FREE-
0 JIAN C BURR’S NEPW SYSTEM FOR
SELF- MEASURE—of which thousands
are availin themselves—enables arties
in any pa of the country to or er di-
rect from them with the certainty of ie-

gfiixving the most PERFECT FITS attain-
e.. _ - .
ULES FOR SELF-IEASURE, Samples of Goods,-

R Price List and Fashion Sheet Skier Fun on ap-
plication. ' 4H5-

 

‘R. H. 'MACY,

Having been in the Ewen Markets during the
last six monnhs pure ug goods, I am now, and
shall be, openlu the next three months new goods
of my own select 119 direct from

PARIS, . '
BERLING, VIENN

LONDON,
SWITZBARLAND a tram.

bri ht and fresh, just what you want. The greatest
var ety of fine fancy articles,

TOYS, DOLLS, VDOLLS’ ARTICLES,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES,

Billions, Ties, . Fall, Flowers,

, Hosiery. Underwear: .
HOUSEKEEPING: and HOUSEFURNISHING
GOODS, SIM, 1&1me , y
the" evenshown inNew York. We are selling them

at the very lowutpouiblepr '

"1"”, 55ml»! Agrarian 70 ossus‘
_ _R. H. MA'CY,
14111 Sat, dc WAVES-NEW Yonx.

WIGKES.’ .

ECLECTIC.
-o::1.

is intended for use in ordinary kerosene lamps,
wherxr good it lit and perfect security from accl-
dent require [his prepared carefully at the

HUDSON RIVER OH. WORKS,
AND CANNOT BE EQUALED FOB »

Purity, Brillancy, and Economy,
Furnished in cans. cases and prime barrels, by

J. H. WICKES, _
120 Holden Lane. N. Y.

For sale by I, t I. ll. "flu“, agents for Non-
WALK- ' 4W

George Sloane
rs NOW OFFERING AT
Extraordinary Low Prices,
Hats and Bonnets. Rich Ribbons Velvets, Silks, Sat-
ins, Flowers, Feathers Fringes, ces. French Cor-
sets, Hosiery, Soaps, I‘erfumery, Small W es, ac:

Broadway and 1011181., N. Y. 8mm

 

 

have lon
which wfi

PIGTURIAL F

is

I
.new . and elegant Pam]
buns, with a complete Farm mason.

Street, Boston,Afass,

BlackOstrlch

Laekno
:lmport the same direct, and sell them at-less than

- down-town wholesale prices. -
' 1 BAHPLES SENT BY HAIL FREE

130,01; Agents

wanted a novelty in the subscrlgtion line
lsell at sight in every family. T o

,AMILY REGISTER

the only work extant which satisfies this wants
tis'beautiful'and striking, combining an entirely
y Photographing] A]-

u.

tteulars free. Address GEO. MACLEANJ 400;
14

 

EHRICH’S

TIIIIIIIII III IIIIIIIII I

Bargztns tu‘Black andColored Silk Bonnet a

Cloa Velvets Velveteens, Silks. gibbon, &c., die.

Black sm: Velvet at me. worth 50.
and better grades in proportion.

Wide Black Silk Cloak Velvet .

' at 98.00 and 81.60, worth 87.50 and 99.00.

FEATHERS, the largest assortment In the city, and

at prices be and competition.

. pa; at 90s., worth 00, and

better grades in proportion.

Wings, all colors, at so. each.

Our-show-rooms are lolly stocked with an elegant

assortment of TRIMMED BONNETS AND. HAT s, .

Best quality real Felt ate, any color, at $1.35, worth

BARGAINS In fine Black Silk Gimps add Fringes.
Real Laces and made-up Lace Goods. Undergar-
ment ’Hosie ,Corsets, etc. etc. ‘

on REAL empties: risers are universally
ledged to be theebeapestin the city. We

and price beyond com arlson.

, OF CHARGE.

"Bell. quality Lu in «no Glover two buttons and

fsucy white tucke at 11.95, sold‘a‘ll over at $1.85.

The trade ituppiieltli In any line at less than down-
e .

town wholesa ces. v -
‘ ABHENTS.

, UN m

Cheapestiu the U nlted States.

' , , Send for a.Prlce. List.
UPPLIED

‘ run mans s _ .
Orders by mail faithfully attended to at

. DEMO-HIS
Temple oanashion,
38"! EIGHTH AVE.

v Near 94th Street, New York.

P. STThis Establishment haa~no eonnectlon with
any other storc,aud all communications'shonld be
addressed to us direct. - - ~ 4M3

NOB, S E: B In ANK ETS ,
Robes, Harness, &c.
The largest variety of Harness, Blankets. Robes“.
of all grades, of any house inN. York.(llo exceptions)
Single Home", 3 8 to 9150]”: act. '

- . Double “, 20 lo 500 “

.0- Mifloslmfla 8R0»
Warerooms, 114 Chambers Street.

Reducteon of Braces
'0' ' 'ro CONFonu'yo .
‘ ’ REDUCTION .~ OF DUTIES.
Great Suvlng 1% gleam-macr- by Octal-g

 

 

ubl.
. [1' Send for our New Price List and a club form
will accompan it, containingfull directions—mak-
ing a large sav rig to consumers-and remuneratlve to

. nicanrsa co.,

-club'or'g-snlxers. ‘ .
89.20039 .
4M5
-.

TIIE BREATJIME
our York.

81 8‘33 Voile
P.0.Box5643_~ ‘ . '

IT IS NOT A PHYSIC—It is NOT what is popu-
larly called a BlT‘I‘ERS, nor it it. intended as such;
it is a Sonth-Americandrlant that has been used for
many years, bythe-ine cal faculty of those countries
with wonderful efllcacy'

 

perfect remedy for all diseasee of the

enema ‘or '.

no, Povény
Intermittent
ammu-

leer and Spleen, Em
ssrucllou oflnseatlues,
fine, or Abdominal O
or a Want annual,
or munitions Fave",
“on ofslse Liver, Drop-BS)?-
gleh Circulation offing _ 0.0 ,
Absm-ec,'l'umora.'1 uundlce,
Scrotuln, _ pe 3, Anne
and Fewer or their
(outcome-use.

nr. Wells’r than of Jumbeba,

is offered to the public as-agreat‘invigorator and
remedy for all in: urities of the blood, or for or auto
weakness with t elr attendant evils. For the ore-
going complaints -

II. Witfl' EIIIAII I! III!!!“
is confidently rmmmended to ever family as a
household remedy, and should be free y'taken in all
derangements of the'system, it gives health, vigor
and tone to all the vital forces, and animatee and
fortifies aii weak end gm hatic temperaments.
JOHN Q. KELLOG ,' .latt Street, New York.
Sole Agent for theIUnited States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send forcircular. 40

'l‘flOMAS TWEED (It 05.,

9'08 BROADWAY,
Between 81b and 9th Streets,

III]. it IIIIITIII IiIIlIIIS

Will open a magnificent stock In all the new fabrics
for the inspection of customers consisting of

BUG-K AND GOlOIIED'SIlIIS. '

DRESS GOODS in every varlet of the newest and
most, desirable fabrics. Plat sin great variety
from 25 cents upwards.

MOURNING GOODS,

We call attention to our magnificent assortment.

WHITE GOODS AND HOSIERY,
CLOTHS AND cassrnnnns, _

Which will be offered at very low' prices. Inspection
solicited. .. 3m49

BUY YOUR

IIIIIIIII'IIIIII ii IIIIIIIIIIIII

ii. is. HEYlllN tiliAUK,

[Succulsons no G. 7% S. Hermann]

 

 

I

Who in conse nence of the enormity of their sales.
complete and anltlessfacilities for production, are

got 5:531:33?“ 1bir'an honse fin thigicguntlg. We
ave romw c par escan
make ,I . an Nimh SIOOI? 0‘

 

must. start a co.
, FURNITU RE.

OF EVERY VARIETY,
09 BOWEBY-Ilell CANAL an, N. I.

We also furnish'Steamboats, Hot and Public
Buildings at the Shortes ice.

All Goods purchased of our House

GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. 3m40

. ~ . mun-,Cnssapns'r

CARPET , TORE
' IN NEW ORK,

J. a. new]: a. 00.,

14 FOURTH AVENUE. N. Y. Opposite 7th St.
Have on hand a first-class assortmen of Carpets,

 

 

 

Wholesale a: Retail Dealers in. d; Manufacturers of -

iu'miliunriun-tinmift,

PARLOR, LIBRARY, DINING ROOM & OFFICE
FURNITUREh B EDDING, FEATHERS,
COMFO TRRS, BLANKETS,
SHEETS & PILLOW
SLIPS IN

GREAT VARIETY.

Examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.

388 a: 390

Hudson Street, corner of Houston,
278, 273, 980. 282 HOUSTON cor. HUDSON,

Main Entrance to the Warerooms, Hudson St., cor.
of Houston. Up-town store. 555 Sixth Ave., cor. of
sad St. Factories and Finishivifilrooms, 370, 378, 380
Hudson St., N. Y. Goods at olesale or retail In
either Furniture or Bedding Departments.

’G. v s. HEYMAN a. MACK,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

.call to ‘the blot thatlthat’we

as a po'erful alterative and.
unequaled purifier of t e blood, and is a sure and

ob-

NOTICE.
NTEREST will hereafterbeallowed onall deposit!
made with the. Norwalk'Savings Society from-the
1stda of each month, rovided the same shall not
exeee One Thousand Dollars in amount inkthe name .

of an ' onepersonin anybil‘e year. . Attention“ also
have. 'few- more Safe-

 

 

T

' "‘"E'dfivnvANCEs.

 

 

(suntan, TY expanses,
'_ ..-;Sueceas -oA.B.ALLEN.-
HE undersigned having purchased the entire in.

ty Deposit Boxes for rental in our VIII“: fl 3 "'1 terest of A. B. Allen in the Cit rear 13 i
smalleost, per annnm, to the dcpoeltor. ness, would inform the nblic that: or era In -
one. a. MILLER. Tn“ on the Slates in the Novaalk Post Office, or alte N13:

‘ W. Jennings’ News Depot, will be promptly attended

to. . nag age taken to and from all the trains on N.

- 1. CN. ., and D. e N. R. 1%., and the Steamboat.

AND He is also prepared to do all kinds ofLight and Heavy

SHINGLES

receiveda good set n of Dry Lumber
Boards, ing and Flooring.
rticle of Shaved and Savved
west. market
PHEWS.

HUBBELL.

We have
consisting of Plank.
Sillo lI ve clllioiee N‘ tthe very
n s w c weo era
rice‘.ze ’ was. . AMES
NOHN W. HUBBELL. THADDBUSK.
ISAAC oneness, Jan,

GENERAL MAGNINISI and JOBIIEII,

ANUFACTUBER of Church’s Steam Pumps

Church’s Patent Lnbrlcator, all kinds of Fur
Machinery. and light articles on contract. Agent for
Vandewater’s Improved Jonvai Turbine Water
Wheels. Boiler Inspector for the Fourth Con a-
sionalDIstrict of the State of Connecticut. lac ine
Shopjnst back of the Horse Rallwav Buildlnzl- 11

HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL,

Manufhcturers’ Supplies.
Agricultural Implements,
Mcchanlcs’ Tools,
Doors, Window Sash
and Blinds,

Paints, Oils, Window Glass, the,

an nownsr cas’n pulosts.

 

The subscriber has now in Store and is constantly
receiving direct from the manufacturers a full assort-
ment of Goods or the 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.

1.4 T0528, rim. mortise. all kinds

KNOBS, Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
NAILS, cut, pressed. wrought and horse.
CUTLERY, Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, some and single barrels.

PISTOLS, Revolvers and single barrels.

CARRIA on spmos. Axles. bolts, clips, ac.
aoatcaarmur. uranium full assortment.
Pant rs and arts. of the best manufactures.

IRON AND STEEL,"full asset-tutent round, half

Saying}. uare flat and oval. CAST-STEEL AND

Horse Shoes and Nails, Carrie Springs, Axles

'and Bolts llalieable Iron' ilee, Leather

Belting,liivets LaeeLeat enlaehinery

Otis; ‘ Inn, Client», and other Saws ;
Hechanics’fl‘ooiza mil assortment.
110me MACHINES, AWN MOWERS,

WHEEL RAKBS,:PLO 8, - ' ' ‘

CORN 811

I -. . ,
‘ SHOVELS, SPADES SCOOPS,
heBt'UiillDICK’S‘IIAY AND STALK CUTTER, the
3 ll use. ‘ ' ' ' '

. . . .
DOORS, WINDOW SASH AND BLINDS, of the

very best anally. constantly on hand. ,Pnrchasers

are invite to examine them. ‘ ..

‘ SASH WEIGHTS, , the best in market

French Plate and

' vede

indou. lass,all sixes. -
Pure White Le together with a full assortment

of Pure Paints an ' O s, S rmfNea't’s Foot, and

Machine Oils, Turpentine, arnlsh, are.

WM. C. STREET.

N orwalk, May 22. 1871. . '

HENRY ll. WELLMAN’S

HEADQUARTERS FOR

l1

 

Sewing DI'achinep,

Etna, Wheeler A; Wilson, Wilcox dt Gibbs, Howe’
. Grover at Baker, and Wilson $45.

ALSO FOR

Croquet, Base Balls. Bats (It Games.

ALSO FOR
Statlonery, Ladles’ Fancy Goods,

Portmonales, Carved Watch I
Cases, Work Cases. Flower
Vases, Albums, Are.

.A_.'

H. H. WELLMAN’S

HEADQUARTERS FOR

' Plant", Pletur'e France, Brooke",

Wall Pockeu, Hook Backs, with and
without drawers, Dressing Canoe, kc.

. ALSO FOR
Stereoscope Glasses and Views.

_ . Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens, he;

, H. H. V WELLMAN’S V
. ‘ nuronnntj'ou

Sheet Music, Nusical‘lnsiiuments,

Organs, MelOdeohs,Guitirs, Violins, Flutes,
German Accordeons, French Accor-
deons, Harmonicas, dtc.

WALL eraser, UNDER Norman: HALL,
33

xr- rqfi'wANT
THE " BEST ANTIGLES
A FOR THE LEAF
MONEY
.E. K. LOCKWOO'D’S Is the spot.

goo

Gama]: mammals,
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

Sign Golden Harp bud Pen.

 

TONS OF 13:1 Fan SIAEJI—by the ton or
ar er nan . . o
g q ~ y ppfi. ELLS it SON.

 

 

Nesb'ltt’s Goughlsflrufl,

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

IRON and STEEhfull assortment of sizes and kinds. .

Trucking- havln secured-a first-class 5 rl

will attendto “lender: for removln Fu’i-ui'tiigmi’li
anon, to. The patronageof the pub is is respectfully
solle ted. [19th - DAVID GREEN.

 

DAIIsY LIN E.

THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,

 

OI" OF NORWALK O. P. F. BNNOV,

will muons from each end of the rout, even-
in , stopping at South N orwalk to recgive: :31 leave
fre ght. roduce sold without charge for commie.

sion.
FREIGHT AT OLD raexsr RATES.
er Allfersons are ferbid trusting any of the em-

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

NORWALK HORSE RAILROAD.

 

1871. Continuous Arms. 1811!. 1871.
Lease Normals. Sp. Norwalk.
019 " N. Y.&N. It. 647 “
7 24 " New York Ex. 7 4s “
s as “ No'l‘raln. s 98 “
s 88 ” New Haven. 9 02 "
9,02 " New York. 9 39 “
9 29 " New Haven Ex. . 9 45 “
1o 05 “ No Train. 10 25 "
10 45 ” New York Ex. 11 08 "
11 so “ No Train, 11 52 H
,9 14 PJI. No Train. 19 35 P l
19 58 “ N. Y. Aceom. 1 20 “
1‘ 10 " New Haven. 1 89 “
1 39 ” New Haven Ex. 2 02 H
2 09 “ No'l‘rain. 992 ..
s 32 U No'l‘rain. 9 00 H
s 00 H New York Ex. 8 u u
a u U New York. 3 50 “
3 no ” NoTrain 4 21 “
4 11 H New Haven Ex. 4 3e “
4 46 H No Train. 5 00 "
5 10 " New York Ex. 5 40 H
a 90 " New Haven. 5 u H
546 " N.Y.&N.H. 090 H
6 20 " No Train. 6 48 “
G 48 “ No Train. . 7 15 H
' ‘f 15 “ NewHaven. 7 40 H
, 7 40 “ No Train. a 05 H
s 05 “ 1% Train. 8 83 “
s as " No Train. 8 55 “
s 00 ‘9 No Train. 9 15 I'
915 “ N.Y.&N.H.Bx. 980 “
9 40 ” No Train. 10 00 “
1 10 " Saturday 0'1le 10 30 " -
ED LOCKWOOD. Pres.

urtw noons i
NEW FURNITUB !

 

E. qnm'ramvs sons,

HAVE removed to their new rooms in the Post of
fice Buildingfl (entrance one door west of thei

old store) where ey have a very large assortment 0

Furniture or every description,
. At greatly reduced prices. ‘
UNDER-TAKING,

in all its branches.
l-‘UBN ITURE ! FURNITURE !

a m '
. Furniture Warehouse,
Near the upper endof Kain St.

HE subscriber has the largest assorttnent o-
Housebold Furniture in this Conn , consisting
of Chamber suits of all ands, [,0an
es, TagHJI'etes, Card Tables Harbie-top‘l’ler'l'ables
Center Tables, Extension Tables, can" unpack."
of all varieties,
Loom Glue-es, Picture Frames,
and everything else in the Furniture line, cheap for I
Cash. Repairing promptly done by experienced work- ~

men.

UNDERTAKING,
A large assortment of'Coflna, of the best materials'
constantly on hand.- Shrouds, Hearse, and
everything necessary for the burial o t e dead. fur-
nished cheaperthan can-be obtained elsewhere

A new and elegant coach body Hearse, drawn by
two horses, has been recei ' ' '
. mama's .mvuosn.

SltIIPllcl’l'li ransom: .

The N orwalk Eloy/me.

THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT
AND CHEAPEST ENGINE
1N THE MARKET. '

Twenty per cent. added to the eflective
the common Slide Valve Engine b usin z
WALK IRON WOBKS' BALNNCIE
VALVES. Six, ei ht, ten twelve and fourteen inch
Engines always on and. l ntries solicited and ref-
erences given In all parts of t e country.

sister sense a. same; want-strata nun

Address ivo‘nwaus anon wonxs
1,32 sous-n NORWALK, Or.
1871.

 

 

 

'

war of
e NOR-
PISTON

 

Prebatc Court, District of Norwalk, as, Noe. 2d
ss'ra'rn oi rsaac unease, late of whiten,
in said district deceased.

The Court .1 rio’bste for the 'Dlstrictof Norwalk
hath limited and allowed six months from the date
bereof,for the creditors ofsaid estate to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglect'to present
their aeoounts,properly attestedwithin said time will
be debarred 'a recovery. All persons lndebted to said
Estate are requested to make immediate payment to .
Stu; SAMUEL B. FANCHER. Administratm'.

District of WM

STATE of MAR DAVIDSON, late of Westport,
' i’nsaiddistrict,deceased. , .
‘ The Conrtof Probate for the district of We rt
hath limited and allowed six months from the to
hereof, for the creditors ofsald Estate toexblbit their
claims for settlement. Those who it auxin-sent
their accounts; properly 'attcsted, thin a time,
will be debuted a recovery. Allpersons [adopted to
saidll'state are requested to ma e immediate pay-

 

lL-Problfo Court, Oat. SO, 1811.

 

. AUTUNN ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing October 10th, 1871.

DAILY TB AINS.
been Donbury lot- South Nos-walk

um Nmalk Bridgelor South Non-us,
AH 82 a.m.;_100, 5 ,98,ando as pan.
Leave Nowell: Mall? Dlnbery and'all other

Express '1‘

rain 10r- Danbmg,nethel, Reddin
Sanford’s. leaves Norwalk

dge at 0 9!. . In. an
diate stations at 8 80 p. m.

BIDGEFIELD ‘BBANCII R. 3

Damon]! a. NORWALK n. It.

680a.m.;19‘m.;s-35p.m.: Freigntats.¢p. m.

m. .
At 9 08 a. m.; 9 01 p. in; Freight train at 1115 aan‘i
Ell! '

Accommodation Train for Ridgefield an interme-

ment to - EDIUND ~W. TAYLOR,
at“ - Administrator,

V soloists:enthusiast
ART GALLERY,

OPEI IO VISIIIIO A‘I' All. 'lOIIOtOI. III! “I
This Gallery contains many of the finest Painting!

 

For New York,

Nor-walk for New Haven.
at 0.39 A. It, stopping at all stations.
8-58 ll l6 7‘ u u ‘

,9'“ “ . Boston Express. _
1.81 P. It, stopping at all stations.
1.09 » " Boston Express.
‘ n u u u

n u
6.69“.“ “ stopping atuall stations.
1.31 l I I l l I I I
9.49 ' “ Boston Express.

0.30, 8.1 9.45 , A. H.
(RS531), 8.80%?) P. N.

and note . .
Snpt’s Ofilee, 4th Ave. and 27th St., New York.
Ass’t Supt’a Ofiice, Station House, New Haven.

- JAMES H. HOYT- Suv’t.

. ANCHOR LINE STEAMEBS.
San. nvnr' Wanner»! m Samoan
YORK m GLASGOW

 

gers.
fitted up in every respectiwith all

and convenience of passengers.
' Merge Rafa.- Poyable in Cu

T0 GLASGO .. LIVERPOOL“

Fl!“ Cabin-:3:

Cabin Rum Tic

fnmedutcmhfinmge
Parties sending for their ends at the

try can r{lurch

ther pa culars apply to HENDERSON

CBS, ,7 Bowling Green, N3Y. ' " '

'utha-juon1Ne;

 

a we

 

too
of James . Shea, intho- rear of the Home
Depot, is now fully prepared to_fill~ell orders for

$110an Houses
ted. ' By constant itteutlon to business

aeurewna‘n , .
and - faithful ‘andhearenlfl! execuggn‘ of Marc‘s-chant»
ii t - t u c con enee an r e
ores ° 8' n e p JOHN BARN

liberal patronage ' 99

Norwalk, June:1809.

lllll.

Sells Fine Family Groceries at the Lowest

 

Oll Cl th the" which th are sellin at ve I . . . .
pwg’ (53,. 11:12. mil... save 33%;. a..." °" 3"“ - “W Y0“ FOB cousins AND corms. Cash Prices
. .— e venue a“ “I e 00’. s _ ' , . '
Also, for J_, G. mean-1a mm P 'rnos. Hams- Pslfiogtgpgtzggy Attiltdth 33115.?! ing; ASure Remedyif taken in time. ~ . K
. , ‘ _ _ , ‘ .-_ . . . .. . .. - . tease thiss porerflgwhieg all possfiass) at vivlll. Divi- Price 50 Cent. Ind 31' ’0! Bottle. Alfred napp
E. BUTTERICK & CO’S ' ' " ' " ‘ ‘ ' $0,333,, 2,3,;“wgdergfcelfifigie gf‘ggfgfilfi: ‘ Forsale by. 11.14. are. s. rnowu'r. .
‘cl th: e 1.00. C If 1: ts I. . '_ ’ . .
C,,,,,,,,, a - 8 nm .3... entrust... ° inst.“ .‘tviti, : _ II sens Ex... 0...... T... .0. so c...
~ _. . _ ' _ ' Publisher, 41 South sth Street, Philadelphia. rum. . i g i . ' I I -
' - - GREAT srnmo ‘ mantras imam Ave. -N'. Y. has talus Alfr I
Patterns \of Garments mu. _ _. 1 mm... ’ m my, MW... 3,. : ,o,:,l’.f'.,,.- _ ed Knapp
FOR ' SUMMER INVIGORATOR rlence. Thousands saved. Sand stamp for evidence. $1 00
~ : ’ ’ esc Tea for . .
_ .. . _ .. 3...... . . swim... so... i... A... DR... WELLS’ OABBOLIO TABLETS, “‘5 Em “9““ _ _ -
Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of mere. - Thflllgfilllfl.‘ ”“3, ‘1'! :Wgflfg-“o a If ' Yd, Kna
. » . escam‘esent “c n'om aon.. "
Both Sexes. Flowers. POPULAR Notions. FREE ONE DOLLAR “I” =withotheremele11’iltrcme" d102, lira nlarflfomflor re . pp
' . lenNrs'iwie‘uraD' - m 'il':.£.'.’:.i°""lSi££t$.:iii.r‘lfo.l‘3:i:' -
, . - ,. .. ‘. .I . ' . _, , _ l . V , . . . mediatelysklldlved, and statements are constantly Sells English PiCkles. Sauces, Jellies! and
Feathers, Toil’tSoap. '. , M153 , IT , IS' beingseut so .the proprietor of relief in casesof Sardines »
New York , .. r .. .
I N This entire new authentic Book of 750 es " 3Don't deceived b$worthless lmi' ' ' ' '
' ' ' 105 en avi 9"‘ts'au‘exhausti'va'lhll'stapufird‘ . -““°"' 99“" ' ‘1" “mm ' " '
SKIRTS Laces, . * ' . Perfumery,| work engirnent y’adapted'to the tini ‘5 It. full am able". cell can.” per box. JOHN TIES, . Altre napp
. .. f . be whole Romi hs stem ex ~03” its ase- LOGO, 18 Flatt St., N. Y.. Sole Agentstot l e . . _ V ‘
. ' - fgs'scplet'tences' its fraud: it’s p'e'rs’ecnt ons its gross Send for Circular. ' ' 3 It“
' ' . . . ~ . . .
' ’ mm“ ' STORES, “ml" Lfiifl‘gfi'figfiffiifl “our Public ”hog; SN Pi IN I] Bums ' Sells Children’s Carriagcs'andCroquetSets.
AND ' . _ CONN. run teams 00'. HARTFORD, CONN. ON 8, all an 3 ~
' ' 3“". - ‘ “ . ' ‘ ' ' Wendi. ' slurs, sitar suns, mount. ' °""F“'°“.‘i"‘.""°‘°' Alfred Knapp
' ' ' * " ' ' ' ' Gun materials of every kind. Write for Price List "YAGIHTHS‘ TULIPS OBOOUS
. ' ’06-, to Great Western Gun Works, "Pittsburgh Pa: . - - ’,~ - ‘ ’ ’ Sells Crock'ery, Cutlery, and Glass Ware
CORSETS . Satins, Shirts, army: Gunst sand Revolvers bought or traded for. = ETC-3 AMIALL KINDS OF '
. I. ~ . - > " ‘ ' -
31;" ”w" ° ’ ‘ “‘3 3““ and P1”“‘” Alfred Knapp
Neck Ties 001'. 23a St., Con." 00‘ 1‘.” a. “11...? ::,1 am: _ SUITABLE FOR > , .
r s Mateo I ‘ ' ' ‘ '
AND DEALER m _ . 1.04 (7...... manna: ng: TERI“ £1?!ng f 5"?“ Sells House Furnishing Goods, Wood and
_ 4 I 'I ll Are now rea y, and w ma - w-n W B B It R
' ' ' . ‘SI cents. Call and see our novelties in flowers an re- | 0" are, rooms, rus es, ugs
. Dress Trimmings and Buttons, Bu“ ‘5' 8th 14176., Cufib, Gui-lies- - . and Mats.
’ . ° ° ' sou Dr- ' 'W, 931%”! -
LaleS, FurnlShlfl GOOdS mm" Bet. 21 in stead Its. 8"" nil Denim ”PER 5523?. . » 07% Alf! ed Knapp
. p g . , , . _ __ ~ . . h .. 8 4 ,3e eoniandz'smétmx.’ Sll th b d d h th ' ‘ ,
. Emmy, Sesrfs, R“? v -- V . , “‘ . e s e est goo s, an as e nea es
LACES,EMBROIDERIES, ac. 1"” HERNIA: 01;}! 3931.935 SW01“ the City.
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. , soiisved and Cured by Dr. Sherman's Patent. 1 plinnee “a SUCCESS?“ . REA .
- ' _ . __ V Corsets, Towels, compound. (Imam Broadway. N. 1'. Send 0°.fur book DB. 8. N. MARSH WQSh’IflI, ton StTeet
21 Main. Stir-get. ‘ - Bowery, pg“§f°igg§§z§§2a1§§r§§a3§m'asap At MARSH a 00:8 graphite... d'i",°i“°i-'ix°' g ‘ ’
.V . . . - ~ . opre :- ' vs a assistants I ~. 3910 14th St et 8 act rem nverst ace. .
Skirts Linings Ilium. ‘m h" I" “an ‘ ' ‘ ‘ o [augments fd: all physical deformities pyroperly a SOUTH .NOBWAI‘K
NOTICE ’ _ I . made and carefully adjusted,‘and satisfaction guar. , .
' . ' Cos-.Bleeeket St. . 8 0’0 I IOCK aflgés’snk Elastic Belts Illa-tic Stocktu Ab- ‘
ALL persons are hereby forbid trusting my wife ' .“31 domlnll SI! 00119!!- tPlle ' Instrumenta. 19": ‘mppm‘ T”.
Emma L. Davis. on my account, as I shall pay P‘d‘v Marlins, ' Gent’s and Children’s Shoulder Braces 80900”on
no debts of her contracting after this date. 0 . , ' .. ' ' h . a '- .' ‘ ' ALL SIZES -
c as r. DAVIS. "F mom—3"” “‘1 “Mm “m“‘h' Bii'g‘n‘dd 2'33. iiiii cciinundé their cities at No. a ‘ '
New Canaan, Nov. 4, ran. . zit-.45 Bum", , . ALEX. LYLE, “mm a sfigfiggfiwfieflmpmflw 3- 3- v.3” st. {mmgpgg‘ggit’s't'koli‘iT '° P I: I N T E D O n P L A I N .
.- . ." -. ,. .» .-- ,.. ' watupona esa . ~. ~ - .
F O B. <8 A. I; I. a Great Chance nor AIOIIII- ‘° ”' 1" 3“" Bv the 100 071000 at this office.

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AT THE WESTPORT MILLS,

NEON ONOONO WHEAT ORAN.

40, 00 or 100 lb. Feed.
J. D. KELLY.

 

Do you want a situation as agent, I or
traveling, with chanco to make $5 to $20
per day selling our new V7 strand White Wire
Clothes Linear ey last forever; sample
fr so there is no risk. Address atoucellud-
son ver Wire Works, corner Water at. a

 

Maiden Lane. N.Y.or 16 DearbornshChteago

GASOLINE,

Jo II. W103.” ,130

 

summon

specially prepared forthe best GAS MACHINES
now in use. .
anden Lane, N. Y. in”

 

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BARGAINS IN CHINA

 

er- rtnass EXAMINI. .a _
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

 

DIOI'O PAT!" IIOIIEI,

 

At E. K. Looxwo'oo’s.

Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwalk asfollows :

At 8.47 A. 11., Boston, ress.
V 6.00 “ stopping a all stations.
“I“ H II II n
7.45 " Local Express, sto ing at Darien and
Stamford. pp -
9.95" “ stopping at all stations.
11.03, “ so. -
1.18 P. hi; stoppln at all stations.
3.29 “ Boston ress.
3.45 “ scoppln at all stations.
5.41 " Boston ress.
0.17 “ stoppln at all stations.
9.37 Boston press.
. New York for Norwalk,
At 7.00, 8.00 (Exq) 9. 11.30 Ll: 19.15 Gk") 9.00

(Eng 3.45, 4.30 (Loco cx.,) 0.30, 0.80, 8.quv)P.l.

Trains leave New Haven for N orwalk. at 9.40.1530,
; 19 IL; 9.15, (Ex..) 4.80

See lar bill of advertisement at the Station Houses

romeo non,

Calling at Londonderry to land mails and passen-
The Steamers ,of this favorite, line are built
expressly. for the Atlantic Passenger Trade, and

t e modern im-
provements calculated to insure the safety, comfort

"611011. .
(1 LONDON BERRY,
and $759secording to location
5130, Securing best aceommn's;

998;
Old Count
ase tickets at. reduced rates. For fur-
BROTH-

HE subscriber hairin'tl urchaae‘d the cod will,
amour. ngs’eShoeingEsta “Rarities

in the bestmanner. All am official freehand ,

Trains on 3165911613 Branch m from the up lnAmeriea, andlovers otai-t will gratify theirtaate
trains and to the owntrains. _ >
.IOHNW. BACON. sup’g. and aid a worthy charity by visiting the Home.
.. '; ' ' o .
N. Y.,& NI! RAILD AID FOR .3 a I E. .
. I O I ~ - ‘ , .
sum. lam...“ Building Sand,
Comm enoing'hlay 9211. 1871. AND

'700 LOADS OF

Fine Building Stone.

Apply to GEO. a. ST. JOHN,
nas'r AVENUE.

ATTENTIIIN‘ IS GILLES

TO OUR LARGE “OCR 0F

wuimvrlciits I

AND WE SUBMIT
THE FOLLOWING REASONS
WHY THEY SHOULD BE

marinara 70, slit '1 onus

AMERICAN WA TUBES.

11

INTHE FIRST PLACE, THE

Italiliam Company is the. Oldest,

AND HAS FOUR-FOLD THE
EXPERIENCE OF ANY
OTHERS ENGAGED IN
THE BUSINESS IN THE
UNITED STATES

IN THE SECOND PLACE, THE

Machinery ii unlimizlaltlam Ci.

IS FAR ,MORE PERFECT
AND VARIED, AND AS A
RESULT THE»WATCHES
, ARE 0F FAR HIGHER
GRADE, AND OF GREATER
VARIETY. AND ARE PLACED
IN THE MARKET AT MUCH

tIIWEIl Piiicis instill. flTIIEIIS,

STYLE '
FULLY CONSIDERED

 

‘ QUALITY . AND

IN THE THIRD PLACE, Tun .
wauruaas wa'rcn

Is NOW A STAPLEARTICLE :
ITS REPUTATION FULLY

ESTABLISHED, m as
A CONSEQUENCE

IT is soin AT [£88 .‘rnorir

THAN ANY orrunns ,
IN THE MARKET.

Bittsilttt to.
555 an 567 Broadway, N. v.

‘- .
Sea ‘llloss Purine.

FOR making Blauce Henge, Jellies, Pies, Pad
dings, food for invallds, as; Each eke”
makes sixteen quarts. Priie

 

”cents. Sold y
.Drunist

 

Hair Dressing Saloon

GAZETTE BUILDING.

‘P PAHULSHI,’ late? ofthe Presc‘ ' ottHeue Is
. loon N. .Y., havin taken ”establish-eat.

will exert himaeif‘to ecu not ltsbusinm mold a
manner as» to give complete satisfaction to all who
favor him with their patrons”. ’ e. The Boleyn hare-
centiy been renovated, re-pain_ _ ted-find forum
throughout. Competent workmen will be found in
the saloon at'allreasonable hours of; the day and
night.“ Shavin ,llair Dressing,ll’l_it;_ e_ .Carllng,
etc., executed the best manner an_ in he latest
styles. This is the onlieplaeein town Vw creosote--
creme ' rience the__ llghtful some on of“l'alr
Ermine . ! Nicklaus-’3- . . , ~
A rivate room fordadies with a separate entrance
has Neda fitted up where speelalcare wil be given to
cutting and therein .Ladles' an d. C) ildren’s hair, etc.-
' AM DEL" PAK LSKI has taken the saloon-l.
Diliblc’s Block. South rNorvalk, where be music

pleased to meet all whodedse all

Walker’s Vinegar Bitters.
Not an Alcoholic Beverage. 'l'l'ythen and be con

vineed of its beneficialefi'ects. .' Forsale E’WEED.

- For Sale. . _

GOOD FAMILY HORSE, and a Two-seated
A. LIGHT WAGON. in good order; Inquires: the
Gan-n: Onrol. ; s. , ; I,
Cleaning and mellow . ug 'of Gas

“#1111?“

hi. CLOVER, at his works in River stree is
prepared to Cleau,VRe&glld and Color Gas x-
tnres, and put them in; complete 'order,— .as
new. He also continues. submitters of TEA!
ND GAS FITTING, in all its branches, Ind keep-
n hand for sale a large assortment of Cal fixtures.
Also agent for the celebrated American W
Force “up, the cheapest and best pm! 1,3 IV"... 98'

Walshman's Remedy mementos,
Drama-any mo anoma, .t's '. sure and

. speedy remedy for the above complaints.

For ale by . . ,
s u. at. are. s. rnowrr-r.
Corner Drug Store. ‘

Iisnlaa 199,98.“ amt unity.
At E. K. Theexwoon's.

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