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Tuesday, November 211 .1371},
ONLY A BOY.
Only a boy. with his noise and fun,
The veriest mystery under the sun:
Aa'brlmful of mischief and wit and glee
As ever a human frame can be.
And as hard tO'manage-as’—what 'I ah me!
"i‘is hard to tell. .
Yet we love him well.
Only a boy, with his fearful tread,
Who cannot be driven, must be led;
Who troubles the ‘neighbors’ dogs and cats,
And tears more clothes, and spoils more hats,
Loses more kites and tops and bats,
Than would stock a store
For a year or more.
Only a boy, with his wild, strange ways.
With his idle hours or his busy days:
With his queer remarks and his odd replies,
Sometimes foolish and sometimes wise;
Often brilliant for one of his size.
' As a meteor hurled
From the planet-world
Only a boy, who will be a man,
If nature goes on with her first great plan-
If intempersnce. or some fatal snare,
Conspire not to rob usot this our heir.
Our blessing. our trouble, our rest, our care,
Our torment, ourjoy.
“ Only a boy!"
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Crime 1... Public sentiment.
BY HENRY WARD BEECHER.
There is a public sentiment in ordinary
communities which sends crimes and vices
into the shadow, so that wickedness of cer-’
tain grades has to skulk. It is a sorrowful
thing when crime become tolerable andwhen
vices become respectable. The avera‘ge con-
science of any community must be deterio-
rated very much before men who are noto-
rious for their various wickedness can walk
in the high places, and can be regarded as
“hail fellows well met,” and be permitted
to hold the principal ofilces of trust and
profit, and be hOnored and smiled upon, and‘
everywhere greeted and recognized. A
scoundrel. if he beclothcd with king’s robes,
ought to be treated by every good man as
if he were a scoundrel, so far as that is has
typical character, and so far as he puts that
character out. You .may pity him; you
may labor for his reclamation: but if he 18
placed in such circumstances that he is re-
prcsented by wicked conduct or by wicked
actions, somewhere there must be testimo-
ny of such horror and hatred of his wick-
edness that he shall be made to feel how
hateful wickedness is. And the public sen-
timent of society ought to be made to feel
how hateful wickedness is. If there‘ is no
repro tion of counterfeiting; if honest men,
who never could counterfeit, still are chari-
table to take counterfeit money; if though
they think itbad, and say that they would
not'take it if they could very well help it, .
they yet, when they have it in their hands,
will pass it along—then it will be sure to
thrive. If men who are known, to be gen-
ial,‘ good fellows, and who are respected in
the community, should say of counterfeit-
ing, “It is bad, but there are worse things
than that in society,” what would become
of our trust and security in regard to any
circulating medium? But honest men hate
counterfeiting. ' They frown upon all the
spurious money which comes under their
notice; and the result is that it has to sneak
. and go through society in the. lowest chan-
nels, and the best way it can. But if there
were no public sentir'nent, if there were no
indignation .be honesty, if there were no
real 'honor'that met this thing and frowned
upon it, it; would rise up at once. Wicked-
ness in s'o‘cgty is all the time seeking to gain
ascendancy; and there is nothing to keep it
down but that hatred of it which the edu-
cated conscience of society gives. _ How far
up the common sewers of society shall rise,
and how fast "they shall send' out their mi
asma; depends upon the education of the.
conscience of the ~ Christian community;
And a community that has been brought
up to be tolerant of wickedness, or to find
excuses for it, or to‘be inditi‘erent to it, or to
good natured over it, becomes a patron of
wickedness, and demoralizes and weighs
down that which God sent the Church and
the Christian community to enlighten and
to liltifup.
. A m: Thing.
Major P. H. Raiford of Houston; Texas,
has projected a landlocked Ship Canal, or
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200.000 sold of 1811. Address,
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50th YEAR.
NEW YORK OBSERVER
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Stove & Hanna-Furnishing Business.
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E 86 PIPE.
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'Made from Superior Cla . thorough! burned.
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inland navigable water-way, from the "Rio-
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Texas and Louisiana to Brashear, thence.
across to the Mississippi just above New--
Orleans, " thence 'in‘to Lakes Pontchartrain:
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0613, Lancaster, N.H.
GENTS Wanted—Agents make more mone at
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no Art Publishers, Portland, Maine.
bile to St. Marks,- thence across Florida to.
the Okefenokee .swamp and down the St.
Mary's, river,thence' up the coast to Charles- ‘
- tom-and as much further as may be deemed .
re
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0RRIRLE.—-I sufi‘ered with Canaan thirty
years, and was cured'in six weeks by a simple
med , and will send the receipt, Ipgstaoe free. to
left] cted. Address Rev. '1'. .r. M D, Drawer 170
Syracuse, N. Y.
advisable; keeping, for‘the most part, just‘
behind the outer line of sandbanks washed
up by the waters of the Gulf and the Ocean, '
passingthio'ugh inlets, sounds and bays,
sometimes traversing marshes or banks eas-
ily excavated, and requiring no locks nor
BURNETT‘S
‘COCOAINE
edifigggrtrlngmtid of Cocoa-717’: Oil, «fer. Acknowl-
_ es romafiro e rowth and bean!
affine hair. 101;. 8173 21‘); It 03., Boston. Mass?!
Sold by all (Il'llgngLS.n Beware of imitations.
embankments at any point, involving but
160 miles of excavation in all, and passing
through five hundred miles (nearly unbrok-
en) of the best Yellow Pine in the world.
The idea is to make this a Bee and spacious
Steamship Canal at the expense of the Un-
ion. It would probably cost 810,000,000.
- 2:222
Advlec' so Dyapoptlca.
If a man wishes to et 'rid ’of dyspepsia
he must give :his stomac .and brain less to'
do. It will be of no service to him to fol-
low any particular regimeu‘—to live on chaff ?
bread or any such stuff—to weigh his food, 2
etc., so long as the brain is 'in a constant ;
state of exoiiement. 'Let that have proper ._
' A§ H A AL [’3
f ._. DISHES.
COFFEE.
ONE POUND roan HERMES. 40 L3. CASES.
Cents ~a pound.
, . 39s,
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Retail Price ,
CHEAP I. HEALTHY!
' ECONOMICAL! DELICIOUS!
TRY IT! '
A? Grocers Send for Price List. 43:!
GEO. S. ADAMS &. 60.,
Nos. 315) and 342 Washington Street, New York.
rest, and the stomach will perform its func-. - '
tions. But if-he pass fourteen or fifieen
hours a day in his counting-room, and take .
no exercise,,his.-st0machwill not digest it.
In many cases it isthebrain that is the
primary cause. Give that delicate organ
some rest. Leave your business behind you
when you go to your home. Do not sit
down to your dinner with your brows knit
and your mind absorbed in casting up in-
terest accounts. Neverabridge the usual
hours of sleep. Take-more or less exercise
in the open air every-day. Allow ourself
some innocent-moreation. _Eat mo erately,
slowly, and of what "you, please—provided
it be not the-shovel and ~tongs. If any par-
_ ticular dish disagrees‘withvv-you, however.
never touch it, nor look at it. Do not im
agine you must live on rye bread or oatmeal
porridge; a reasonable quantit ~of nutri-
tious food is essential to the min as well as
the body. Above all things, banish all.
the his of the subject. If you .have any
trea on dys epsia, domestic medicines,
etc., put themd fly into thcfire. If you
are constantly talking and thinking abOut
dyspepsia. you-will surely'have 1t. Ens
BROKAW- BROTHERS
gulf-unis. Wuonnsann STOCK
"mun READY MADE
CLOTHING ‘
Now minnows ornu 'ro
RETAIL C I) STOMEBR AT
wrousnnrninns.
4th Ave.'opp. Cooper Institute,
Lafayette Place, opp. Fator Place.
deavorito In t you have a stomach. Keep
a clear conscience; live temperately, regu-
larly, clean] ; be industrious, too, but be
temperate—Lotion ,
Journal of Chemistry.
0mm MAGNANIMITY.—We doubt if
such a spirit and life has any worthier illus-
trillions. than are-to be found among hard-
worked, rly paid ministers and mission-
aries, 301, mg on. year after year, in obscure
places, where > the find little appreciation
and less congenia ’ty and culture. Such a
one, well known to us, bearing One of the
most honored names in the American
Church, writes thus; L , ,
“ During- all ~ the years I have labored
here, I have hardly received 'one encourag-
in word from-any of my brethren, and few,
have hadjmoreto discourage them. _
I haveliad long years of darkness when my
faith has-almost failed. And you am glad
that I came here. and that the Lord has not
allowed me _to turn awa . I know of no
one who hascoveted my p ace, and the lace gua
20f no chem I covetedéficgccm it an £07m-
prcaoh, , ,most, {mimic nimlcunder
Mam, greater than to wear a crown. I hope
1)
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an CITY nnn nnnns.
V , T the earnest solicitation of man of our patrons
in Norwalk we have establishe an agency for
the reception of all kinds of goods for cleansing or
dyeing. .
We pride ourselves on Lil work
turned out at our works.
‘ MERINOES,ALPACAS sarms, VELVETS,
SHAWLS, eLovss, CRAPES, so,
yed First-rate Colors.
: SILKS AND SILK DRESSES WA TERED.
ECLEANSI NG and Doing Up LaceCnr-
sums to look as good as new.
naras Dressed as good as new. I
FATHERS Dyed, Cleansed and Curlcd.
And in fact all kinds of work that is done in any
first-class dyein establishment in the country.
Our work is a returned promptly and satisfaction
ranteed. Our agency is at
MRS. ‘J. A. JUDD‘S,
Chlchcster’s Block, South Norwalk.
I _have done some good here; my greatest
grief is that I have , one no more. ’
The italics are ours. The sentiment they
emphasize is worthy to be written in letters
of gold, and hung'up in the study of every
pastor, and; inrthehalls of'our theological
se cs, ,_ , ,of it, young men! you
whok-are balancing thequestion of your life 3
wor - . ‘ ' ‘-
_ The man that is swayed by such a prin-
ciple. and purpose; if unhonored on earth .
shall be honored of the Father and loved of SK
the Son, and blessed'of the Holy Spirit-and T
shall “wear~ _a crown" brighter and more
glorious thanall the diamonds of earth.—
REM'OVAL.
J- STEVENS,
HOUSE AND SIGN. PAINTER,
. AND PAPER HANGER,
HA3 ’REHOVED Ills 8110]? TO
mnv’s BLOCK,- Mnm s13.
(Rear of Adams’ Meat Market.)
orders left with Mr. Adams will receive prompt
attention.
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C. H. DOUG-LASS.
. Manufacturcrof
Choice Confectionery,
ICE CREAM, '
Water Ices, Etc, Etc.,
Families, Parties, Festivals, &c.,
Furnishcd at Short Notice.
MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN.
STOVES All IIILLDVI WARE,
‘ At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
an. a J. 1'. mom,
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DEALERS. IN
HARDWARE
CUTLERY, PAINTS, -
OILS, GLASS,
Window Siannsln Paper Hangings,
SHADE FIXTURES,
CORDS, TASSELS, CORNICES,
PICTURE NAILS AND SCREWS ‘
Hemp and Plant Twines I
, a o P E ,
PAPER AND SHADES HUNG, 1F DESIRED.
HOUSE MID SIGN PAINTING, '
A . xecuted promptly.
4.3 Main street.
NORWALK, CONN.
-0|IEM',
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
WELCH '81 GRIFFITHS’
- CLEBRATED
Olncxnnn saws, :
mm... S Aws
woon saws, E
: 0f alt descriptions
CROSS-CUT SAWS, .
Are Superior to all others.
Every Saw Wow-ranted
Perfect Satisfaction Guaranteed.
.E!" For sale by Hardware and Country Dealers.
and the Manufacturers,
WELCH 85 GRIFFITHS,
41 145 and 147 Federal St,, Bostonsm
FARIIA BOILERS,
At
J. SPENCER,
WATCHMAKER,
-——-HAS—-— .
R. E M o v E D
, __..__
Wellman’s New! Store,
4925
D003 MATS
E. K. LOCK NOOD’S.
UNDER NORWALK HALL.
H0! FOR
’F.H.NASH&BROTIIERS
Whosefstcck argest and best assorted in their
.line, of anything in these parts, viz.:
cnnciini! .CHINA-I I niiss 1‘ I !
_ WOOD, WILLOW, TIN AND
EARTHEN ~WILKES !
Ail'kinds of N ‘
Kitchen Furniture;
Iron Hollow Ware.
Plain, Enameled. Tinned. Galvanized and
' Japanned
Heaters,RannnsStnnnstFnrnnnen
RUSSIA AND COMMON PIPE,
Chandeliers, Hall lamps, Bronzed
And a eat variety of HAND. LAMPS, and Burners
to an t any taste. Lanterns, Lantern and Lamp
Globes and Chimneys. Force and Suction
and Cucumber Wood Pumps. Lead and
Wood Pilpe. Sheet Lead. Brass Cocks
and P umbsrs’ Materials. Tile
Plpesfor drains c: cess pools.
AGENTS FOR
HARTFORD EARTH CLOSET 00..
- ' -—for—— '
NOVELTY CLOTHES WRINGER,
—for—-
TINGLEY’S I" IIIlRIlIlITALLY REVIILVIII
ICE CREAM FREEZER.
The best and only practical Freezer in market
_ —for—
INGERSOLL’S WATER ELEVATOR.
ALSO, AGENT FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY
for the
Ohio 11011 Clad Paint 00.
These Paints are warranted to be pureiron ore
crushed and powdered by expensive stamping and
roilin machinery. No heat or chemicals are used.
there ydestroying the emetic of the paint. These
paints will go farther, and ast longer than any
other. Come and see them, and try them, and we
will take our chances for the rest. We have also a
great variety of goods. both fancy and staple,not
mentioned in this advertisement.
'COME AND SEE US.
Corner Main and Water Sts.,
CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
THE AMERICAN WASHER !
PRICE $5.50.
The American Waller Save. Money,
Time, and Drudgery.
The Fatigue of Washing Day no longer Dreaded.
but Economy, Efiiciency, and Clean Clothing, Sure.
. In calling public attention to this little machine a
few ,of the invaluable qualities, (not possessed by
any other washing machine yet invented.) are here
enumerated. .
It is the smallest, most compact, most portable,
most simple in _ construction, most easily 0 rated.
A child ten years old with a few hours’ prac ce, can
thoroughly comprehend and efi‘ectually use it. There
is no adjusting, no screws to annoy, no delay adapt-
ingl It is always ready for use! It is a perfect little
wonder! It is a miniature giant, doin more work
and of a better quality. than the most e aborate and
costly. One half of the labor is fullly saved by its
use, and the clothes will last one-half onger than by
the old plan of the rub board. It will wash the lar-
gest blanket. Three shirts at a time, washing tho-
roughly! In a word, the ablation of any fabric, from
a Quilt to :1 Lace Curtain, or Cambric Handkerchief,
are equally within the capacity offithis LITTLEIGEM i
It can be fastened to any tub and taken 00' at will. .
N o matter how deep rooted a prejudice ma exist
against Washing Machines. the moment th s little
machine is seen to perform its wonders, all doubts of
its cleansing efficacy and utility are banished, and
the donbter and detractor at once become the fast
friends oftbe machine. ,
. We have testimonials without cud, setting forth
its numerous advantages over all others, and from
hundreds who have thrown aside the unwieldy, use.
less machines, which have signaily failed to accoml-
plish the object promised in prominent and loud
sounding advertisements. .
It is as perfect for washing as a wringer for wrin -
ing. The price another paramount inducement o
purchasers, has been placed so low thatit is within
the reach of every hoasekeepcr. and there is no arti-
cle of domestic economy that will repay the small
investment so soon. .
$5.50.
All that is asked for th?s GREAT LABOR SAVER .
s a fair trial. We guarantee each machine to do
l
513 Market St.,Phllad’u. Pa.
The largest and chea est WOODEN WARE
HOUSE in the United Sta es.
Union Marble Works,
' NORWALK,_CONN.,
The subscriber, has made arrangements'b
y which he‘
will hereaiter receive
direct from Scotland. lie is also prepared to furnish
every kind of -
ITALIAN AND AMERICAN MARBLE,
GRANITE, DRAB. OR BROWN
8'! ONE.“
Slabs. Tablets, Sinks. am, as well as Manties and
Furniture Slabs in general, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
Cemetery Fencing, Iron Iailng, to,
furnished and put up at short notice and on very
favorable terms.
Representing an establishment the oldest and best
known of any in Western Connecticut, the subscriber
feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and
honorable dealin is already too well established to
need commendat on. Address E. B. PRICE, Agent.
Mechanic St. , in the rear of the new Bank,Norwalk
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL. B A R N U M ls,
CHATHAM SQUARE.
ruin LARGEST
One Price Clothing Store .
IN NEW YORK.
WOOD CARPETING,
Parquet or Inlaid Floors,
Portable Wuinupotlng,
For Hotels. Public Buildin , ‘Billiard Rooms, Sa-
loons Halls, Kitchens. Bath ooms, Stairs, Nurse-
ries, Laundries, Offices, Churches. School Rooms,
Dancing Academies, Ball Rooms,Libraries.Recep-
tion Parlors, etc. -
For elegance, economy and durability, it surpasses
every other floor covering. Call and see sampllesigg
y
”DOORs,‘ .
' SASHES, .
BLINDs.
W000 HOLIIIIS, STAIR RAILS, IE'ELS, l0.
ENAMEIED, EMBOSSED;
GROUNDAND CUT GLASS.
A large and well assorted stock of the above
gOOds constantly on hand at the lowest rates.
Order work promptlyattended to. Builders and
owners will find it to their advantage to get our
estimate before purchasing. Special attention
given to Buck Warsaw and other FIRST-CLASS
work.
Estimates and Price Lists furnished on applica
tion. .
WHITLO0K do 00.,
254 and 956 Canal Street,”
1m ’ NEW YORK,
H
' MONITOR. _
It is the best in use, sold atlow price
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
THE
Ninw FAMILY '
Sewing Machine I .
wnnn SEWING MACHINE an,
HARTFORD, CONN,
is called the
“rum FAVORITE” '
And all who have tried "tiicm pronounce
‘ them rightly named. Plchse give them
a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed, '
or no sale.
E, H. PARKER,
Agent for the sale of the
WecdSowiny Mach/me-
Also, for
E. BUTTERICK 8?. 00’8
Celebrated "
Patterns. of Garments
FOR
Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of
Both Sexes.
Manufacturer of
SKIRTS .
AND
.
CORSE'I'S.
AND DEALER IN
Dress Trimmings and Buttons,
Ladies’ Furnishing Goods,
mousinnmnomnnms, so.
21 Main Street.
NOTICE.
LL persons are hereby forbid trusting my wife
Emma L. Davis, on my account, as I shall pay
no debts of her contracting 02thle date.
LES P. DAVIS.
New Canaan. Nov. 4, 1811. . ~3t'45
Scotch Granite. 3 ‘
, NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
_________.—__..
rA-JIHIE IL Ill EA
eflrccn Teo- tauor. Shr-
tinted to suit all tastes. For sale
everywhere {noun " trade-mark"
pound and but! pound dyes
only. And for sale wholesale only
:by the GREAT ATLANTIC in
{PACIFIC TEA CO..8 Church St.
. .'.-~ ,v. N. Y. P. O.Box 6506. Send for
flied-Nectar Circular. -
WANTED Agents in every county to canvass for
subscriptions to a-popular literary paper. A limp-
sonr slum .om’n to every subscriber. Good
work and Lur e Pay. Adiess BENEDICT do 00.,
Burlington, crmout 4M5
90,000 I‘ABMERS.
THE HELPER shows you how to save and how to
make money on the farm.’ Where” look for the-
profits.‘ and how to obtain them. How to clear
$000.00 from Oct. to May. A copy FREE to every
,iarmer sendin name and P. 0. address to
41-45 ZIEG ER 4: McCURDY. Springfield Muse.
BOYNTIIN’S'
FURNACES, RANGES dz STOVES.
Thirty years’ experience in manufacturing these
goods have given us a stock superior to an in mar-
et. Send for circulars. RICHARDSO , BOYN-
TON & 00.. 884 Water Street, N. Y. “45
AGENTS WANTED FOR
LIFE IN." llTAll
Being an Exposure of the Secret Rises
and lily- crlel of Mormonism.
Witha full and authentic history of Polygamy.
by J. H. BEADDE, Editor of the Salt Lake Repoyter.
Agents are meetin with unprecedental success
one reports 186 subsc ers in four da s, another if
in two days. Send for Circulars an see what the
press we of the worde’ATIONAL PUBLISHING
00., la.. Pa. “-45
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.
Teeth Extracted Without Pain!
' ' DR. HASBROUCK
FOR TWO YEARS OPERATOR
At Golton- Dental Association,
Has removed from Cooger Institute to 931 Broadway
cor. of 22d St., N. Y. ntlre practice devoted to the
painless extraction of teeth. Reduction to persons
of limited means. 4H5
FREEMAN &- BIIIi
; cnnnnmn ninnnnnsns
ms at no FULTON, sax, N. Y.
REEMAN d5 BURR 0 en the Season with an im-
mense Stock in SUIT , (:VERCOA'I‘S. a CLOTH-l
ING of every description
pations and occasions. From the extensive range of
sizes little time is requiredto make satisfacto seg
lections; ,or if preferred, any garment is ma e to
measure at a few hours’ notice. .
OVERCOATS $8, $22.
OVERCOATS $25, $30.
. OVERCOATS $40, $50.
sun's $15, 'sm'rs $30, . SUITS $45.
surrs s20, SUITS cs5, surrs $50.
SUITS $25, some $40, sun‘s $00.
BOYS’ SUITS $5, $8.
YBOYS’ surrs $10, $10.
BOYS’ SUITS $20, $25.
RS BY LETTER rot ly filled. FREE-
MAN & BURB’ N _ SYSTEM FOR
SELF- MEASURE—of which thousands
are availinrg themselves—enables arties
in any pa of the country to.or ei- di-
rect flom them with the certainty of re-
cgixving the most PERFECT FITS attain.-
a c.
ULES FOR SELF-MEASURE, Samples Oi Goods,
Price List and Fashion Sheet Sax-r Fan on ap-
plication. ‘ 4MB
ORDE
R. H. MACY-
Having been in the Euro can Markets during the
last six monnhs purchasigng .
shall be, opening the next three months new goods
of my own selecting direct from
LONDON, PARIS, .
BERLING, VIENNA}, . ‘
, . awn-2n LAND a 1mm:
_ var ety of fins . articles, -
TOYS, DOLLS, norms, ARTICLES,
' Laces, EMBROIDERIES.
Ribbons, -. Ties, Fans, "Flowers,
Hosiery, Underwear,
HOUSEKEEPING and. HOUSEFURNISHING
14111 Sun, 13; em AVE, Nuw YORK.
.._-' r ‘3‘ A-
-W|’CKES" ~
I. . ’
EC *E‘CTIC
' on;
. is intended for use" in Ordinary kerosene lamps,
wherever good 11 lit and perfect securitytom acci-
dent are require It is prepared carefully at the
HUDSON RIVER 0H. WORKS,
, AND cameras: EQUALED sou .
Purity, Brilluncy, and Economy,
Fnrnislkd in cans. cases and prime barrels. by
J. H. WICKES,
- 120 llIulden Lane. N. Y.
For sale by .1, 8. fl. HOLMES, agents for Non-
WALK. ‘ (fa-45
George Sloane
. IS NOW OFFERING AT
Extraordlnu Low Prices,
Hats and Bonnets. Rich R bbons, Velvets, Silks, Sat-
lns, Flowers, Feathers Fringes, Laces. French Cor-
sets, Hosiery, Soaps, l‘erfnmery, Small Wares, Oc.
Broadway and 10th St., N. Y.
FROST. BLAOK d. 00.,
Wholesale .0 Retail Dealers in. d; Manufacturers of
FURNITURE,
_ OF EVERY VARIETY,
69 ROWERY neurCANAL ST., N. Y.
We also furnish Steam oats, Hotels, and Public
Buildings at th hortest Notice.
All Goods purchasdd of our House
GUARANTEED as rinssssrnu. 3mm
THE CHEAPEST
' m‘ NE W YORK, ‘ . '
J. G. FISHER a. (10.,
14 FOURTH AVEN N. Y. 0p osite 1th St.
Have on hand a fi ass assortmen of Carpets,
Oil Clothsi the. which they are selling at very low
prices. G vs them a trial and save 90 per cent.
N. B.—The 4th Avenue cars pass the door.
.1. G. FISHER. THOS. FERRIS.
Fall fishing!
8m40
Hats, LYI E, S Trimmings,
Ribbons, " ‘ ' Small wares
Flowers, POPULAR Notions.
Feathers, New York Toil’t Soaps
Laces. Perfumery]
Vclvets, STORES, , Satchels,
' \
Silks, Wallets,
6th~- Arne”
_Satins. Shirts, '
Cor. 23.1 at.,
Neck Ties, _ Collars,
Dinars, 8th, Ame” Ours,
“we" not. 21 as .1: 22d Sta. 3°“
Hosiery, Scarfs,
THE .
Corsets, - Towels,
Bowery,
Skirts, I ' Linings,
Cor. Bleacher St.
Pads, . Muslins,
Busties, ALEX- LYLE- Flannels. 41
LAIN
its work crfectlv. P »
on Assure iron nun Umrrn Suns, ,
A. u. sunscreens a co.. PLANNER” ‘ ,
JAPANNED ,
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
. I _ >_ summon .
Especially prepared for the best GAS MACHINES
no u u o.
1. IT. WHO“, '
w t s
130 Holden Laue, N. Y. time
for all ages and'all oceu- V
goods, I am now, and,
brl ht and fresh nst what you want. The greatest
*.
I PAR CHEESI '-
The Royal Backgammon Board of India. The most
fascinating and excltln ame ever published in this
country. Popular.ed t on 81.00, Medium $2.00.
Flue 88.00. . » - « .
Also Bmscun, 200 La and Euros and Cavamxsa
for sale by the tradegeneraily. ' ‘
. ‘ GAMES'A SPECIALTY.
E. G. SELCHOW, C 00., Publishers,
4141 31 John Street, New York.
BOOK Agents
have lownfi wanted a novelty In the snbscri tionllne
which i sell at sight in every family. T e
PISTURIAL FAMILY REGISTER
isthe only work extant which satisfies this‘ want!
It is beautiful and striking. combining an entirely
new and elegant Fuml y Phosogn la 'Al-
burn, with a complete FAlllLY Hishoav. all a
ttculars free. Address GEO. MACLEAN, 3 36.300
Street, Boston, Mass, ' '4t41
EHRICH’S
inn-nu n nsnnn I
Bar nine in Black and Colored Silk Bonnet and'
Cloak Velvcts Velvete‘ens, Silks. Ribbons, &c., Re.
Black Silk 111.1%... $1 $2.35, 11:0th $3.50. .
an at r as n .
Wide Wakoglikdcslggkavmveg :oportlon
a . an .50 wort .50 and' .00.
FEATHERS, thelargedt assortment in tIioe city, and
at prices beyond competition. '
Black Ostrich Tips. at ”on worth 50, and
better grades in proportion.
W(i)n gs, lilill colors. at Scfifich. .
ur s ow-rooms are stocked with a l
assortment of TRIMMED yBONNE’I‘S AND 6113233:
and price beyond com ariaon. .
Best _ 113th real Felt ats, any color, at 81.35, worth
2 .
BARGAINS in fine Black Silk Glm s a d Fri .
Real Laces and made-up Lace Goolds. "Unae’r'gii
mentfi Hosiery, Corsets etc., etc.
0U REAL GUIPUi'tE LACES are universally
acknowledged to be the cheapest in the city. We
import the same direct, and sell them at less than
REESE; SEWER}? ‘ '
, L FREE OF CHARGE.
Best uality Ln in Kin Glovea- two buttonsand
gantry waits tufikfr lat Slain, sold
e rs esu e h an i ' ‘ -
town wholes: e rices. y as at I“? than down.
HENTS,
UN ERGAR
Send for a Price List.
Cheapest in the United States.
THE TRADE SUPPLIED.
Orders by mail faith fully attended to at
. 333108.18; ,-
Templo ‘ of ' Foch/ton,
29 7 .EIGHTH AVE.
r. S.-This 11.1.1.1 animal: It‘s? Edmwthgeechgoiuhm
any other store, and all communications should be
addressed to us direct. \ 4M1
n‘onsnniinxnrs,
~R0bes, Harness, the.
attainments-nu:harassment;
Single Harness, 0' 8 to 8150110! act.
Double “ aoso soc W ‘
0. M. MUSEUM! &. BRIL,
Warerooms,.114 Chambers. Street,
Reduction of Prices
' . 'ro conronn TO' - ,
REDUCTION» OF DUTIES.
Great Saving to Conaumera by Getting
'01» Club-'- ' . ‘
1" Sand for our NewPriee. List and a club form
will accompan ,
ing a large ssv rig to consumers and remuneratlve to
club organisers. ‘ - ‘ - '
THE GREATAMERIGMI “‘00.,
_ 31 nae-v... Street,
P. 0.130th - . cw York. am
i- URUBEBA
IT IS NOT A PHYSICs—It is NOT what is pOpu-
larly called a BITTERS, nor is it intended as such;
it is a South Americandpiant that has been used for
many years by the me cal faculty of those countries
with wonderful eflicscy as a powerful aiteratlve and
unequaled purifier of. he blood. and is a- sure and
perfect remedy for aildiseases of the ,
Liver and Spleen, Enl'urEenaous pr Ob
ass-notion ofInteatlnea,‘~ rinary, Ute-
rine, or Abdominal O_ _ a... Poverty
or a. Want or 810011, ntermittent
or Remltsens Devon, Inflamma- .
tion of the Liver, Drop-HS]?-
gish Circulation of the oo , ,
.lsbaumlologflmon-{nu dice,
cro a upon a use
and ’Feveror th'ei; .
Ilr.‘.WelIs'cllllfilfhhurubeba.
is otfered to the public as a great lnvigorator and
remedy for all im critics of the blood, or for organic
weakness with't sir attendant evils. For the fore.
going complaints
IR. WELLS' EXTRACT If JURIIEIA
is confidently recommended to eve , 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 animates and
fortifies all weak and gingham temperaments.
‘ JOHN Q. KELLOG , latt Street, New York.
Sole Agent for the United States. '
PriceOue Doll
THOMAS ‘TWEED n 05.,
m- BROADWAY,
h...$29$5fiffiLfiyfi§£0Sgwgfigghm Between 81b and 01h Streets,
at the cerylowesfpoufbleprm. ' s; . .
' P P ' . l8 .
..._.._..... '° Ill-1.81 nnnnn nuns
R..H. MAC’Y, - - , I
Will open a magnificent stock in all the new fabrics
for the inspection of custo
nuciiin CUISIISOSIlSS.
DRESS GOODS in every variet lot the newest and
most desirable fabrics. Plat sin great variety
from 25 cents upwards.
MO‘URNING GOODS,
We call attention to our magnificent assortment.
WHITE Goonsfauh Hosmar,
CLOTHS AND cassmmdns, .
Which will be offered at very low prices. Inspection
solicited. 3m“
BUY YOUR
human 0 lilllli;
-0F—.
'. . ,IGI
0
Who in consequence of the enormity of their sales.
complete and faultless facilities for production, are
hnot sgafiasspefid'? van house fin thigicguutrty. \Xe
ave rom w c par es c u
make selections, an IHMESE STDEI of
Fllfllliuni innninnmn.
PARLOR,N LIBRARY, DINING ROOM & OFFICE
FUR IT BEDDING, FEATHERS,
COMFO TERS. BLANKETS,
SHEETS it PILLOW
. SLIPS IN
is. nninin nninn,
[Successors to G. & S. Human]
GREAT VARIETY.
- .
Examine our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
888 ' (1'0 390-
Hudson street, corner of Houston,
276, 218, 2S0. 282 HOUSTON cor. HUDSON,
Main Entrance to the Warerooms Hudson St. cor.
of Houston. Up-town store. 555 ixth Ave.. cor. of
sad St. Factories and Finishi rooms, 318, are, 380
Hudson St., N. Y. Goods at olesale 'or retail in
either Furniture or Bedding Departments.
G. V S. HEYMAN Gt MACK,
8w42 ~ ' NEW YORK.
PSYCHOLOGIC Fascination, or Soul Cham-
ing, 400 pages, by Herbert Hamilton, B. A. How
to use this ower (which all ossess) at will. Divi-
nation, Sp rituallsm. Sores es, Demonology, and a
thousand other wonders. Price by mail 81.25, in
cloth; paper covers 31.00. Cogs free to' Wins only.
81,000 mon thlv, easily made. dress T. . EVANS,
blisher, 41 South sth Street, Philadelphia. rum.
AGENTS -WA NTED FOR
ROMANISM AS 'IT IS I
This entire new, authentic Book, of 750 pa es
105 engravin s, is an exhaustive and stau ard
work. eminent y adapted to the times. It full un-
covers the whole Romish system, ex oses its ase-
less pretences. its frandsI. its persecut one, its gross
immoralities, its opposlt on to our public schools,
civil and reli ous iberty. 4t
CONN. PUB ISHING CO. HARTFORD, CONN.
_ "HESS!” IIIIIS..IEVIILVEII.V .
Gun materials of every'kind. »‘erte for Price List,
to Great Western Gun Works,.Pittsburgh Pa.
Army Guns and Revolvers bought or traded for.
Agents wanted. ,. - 41:41.
It hua thedeiicnco-uml reheating
'- ‘ ‘hmo! “lurin- 5
gen
traumas nag-g...
c y .
P I! Y.
HGETU I:
Relieved and Cured by Dr. Sherman's Patent A l
. Compound. Omse. 691 Broadway. N. Y. Send $33333:
withlphotographle likencuea ofcaaea before and after cure, with
can. necessity-rennin” 3W“
on
Barium. Ha ha'. no Agents. o u be" mum“ “D“
8- O’CLOCK...
nnnnxinn snort!
Dn. BEERS, 101 Fourth Ave., N. Y., has a painless
curefor Drunbness or Opium Eating. 10 years expc- -
rience. Thousands saved. Send stamp for evidence.
WELLS’ CABBOLIG TABLETS,
"ll GDIIIIS, 00L“ All) IIIIAIISEIESS.
These Tablets present the Acid in ombination
with other efiicient remedies, in'a po 1: ar form, for
the cure of all THROAT and LDNG diseases,
lioarseness and Ulceration of the Throat are im-
J
mediately relieved. and statements are constantly
beirg sent to the roprietor of relief in casesof
Throat dimculties o ears’ standing.
BAUT Don’t be deceived bv worthless imi-
tations. Get only Weils’ Carbolic
Tablets. rice 25 cents per box. JOHN KEL-
LOGG. 18 Platt St., N. Y., Sole Agents for t e U. 8.
Sand for Circular. - mo
ail , over at 01.05. '
it, containing full directions—mak- .
ar per bottle.- Ssnd for circular. as
Wichldioil
0
out some means to awaken hlm upon the approach
ofrobbers. Life has novalue (like humidi- is al-
lowed on . '
Ian-41 E. H LIES, 1 Murray St. New York.
NOTICE ..
made with the Norwalk Savi Society infill.
1st day of each month. rovlded t 0 same 'shail not
ofan
called to the fact that that we have a few more Safes.
ty Deposit Boxes for rental in our vault. atavcry
small cosgope‘r annum.fto the'de ito ." ‘
c .
. r .. .
Norwalk,- 1.1810,.» ' GEO.P£.'MILLER.TreaI
' LUMBER
SHINGLES
We have rec veda ood selection of Dry Lumber
consistingo Plank, oards, Siding and Flooring.
Also a ver choice article of Shaved and Sawed
Shingles, w ich we offer at the very lowest market
price. Will. H. JAMES’ NEPHEWS.
OHN W. HUBBELL. THADDEUS KHUBBELL.
ISAAC crimson, Jr.,
GENERAl MABIIIIIIST and JOBBER,
ANUFACTURER of— Church’s Steam Pumps
Church’s Patent Lubricator,all kinds of For
Machinery, and light articles on contract. Agent for
Vandewater's Improved 'Jonval Turbine Water
Wheels. Boiler Inspector for the Fourth Con cs-
sioualDlstrict of the State oi Connecticut. Mac inc
Shopiuat back of the Horse Railway Buildings; 11
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL,
Elanufhcturc'rs’ Supplies.
Agricultural Implements,
»Mcchnnlcs.’ Tools,
Doors, Window Sash
and Blinds,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, 010.,
AT LOWEST CASH 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 he sold either wholesale or re-
tail at lowest New York prices.
LOCKS, dead, rim. and mortise, of all kinds.
‘ LA Tours, rim. mortise. all kinds
KNOBS, Silver Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
yams, cut, pressed. mat and horse.
CUTLER Y, Table and Pocket, a large assortment.
GUNS, oou ole and single barrels.
PISTOLS, Revolvers and single was.
IRON am; STEELJuiI assortment of sizes and kinds.
CARRIA as: spmos. Axles. bolts, clips, ac.
somcumuur. mnrurm's. full assortment.
PAIA 1's and OILS. of the best mummies.
in‘ou AND s'ranL, full assortment round, half
roundquuare fist and oval. CAST STEEL AND
s'rsn TIBE’. '
Horse Shoes and Nails,.0arrlafi18prings. Axles
and Bolts Malleable Iron es, Leather.
Belting RivetaJnceLeatlie .lachlnery '
Oils; ism, Circular, and other Saws;
Mechanics'Tools alhilassortment.
MOWING ll CHINES, LAWN MOWERS,
. WHEEL RAKIS,:PLOWS, ‘ _ ‘
CORN SEEKERS? ,. ,
SHOE}: PADE? SCOOPS,
betittilitnicirs HAY" branc- cdrrim, the
s nose. . ‘ -= ~ '
DOORS,»WINDOW SASH AND'BLINDS. of the
very best uaiity. constantly on hand. Purchasers
are invite to examine them. ,
SASH WEIGHTS, ved-e’ , the best 1;: market
French Plate and indow lass, all sizes. .
Pure White Lead t ther with a full _asaortment
of Pure Paints-and 0 _s, S ,Neat’s Foot, and
Machine Oils, Turpentine, arnish, be.
Norwaik. May 22. 1811. " ll
HENRY. u. wnhmaa’s
HEADQUARTERS FOR
Sewing- Disclaimers,
Etna, Wheeler o Wilson, Wilcox .k Gibbs.Howe
Grover Jr Baker. and Wilson as.
ALSO FOR
Croquet, BaseBalls. Bats 6: Games.
7 ALSO FOR
Portmonulcs, Carved Watch;
Cases, Work Cases. Flower
Vases, Albums, arc.
H. II. 'W'ELL‘MAN’S.
' HEADQUARTERS-FOR.
Pictures, Ple‘ure Frames, Brackets,
-Wull Pockets, Rook-Racks, with and .
withgut drawers, Dre-ling 'Cnaea, kc.
ALSO FOR
Stereoscope Glasses and Views“
Pocket Cutlery, Geldi’dis, tine.
\
5 .
. H. .H. -WELLMA1V’SE
EMPORIUM FOR
Sheelfinsic, Musical Instrninsnls
Or in: Melodeons, Guitars Violins, Flutes
- zaGc'rman Aecordeo'ns, Fiench Ucor- ’
deans, Harmonicas, ac.
2.1—..— ,
l
33
4“
Sign Golden Hour und Pen.
Till: ; sensuous;
FOR THE LEAST
. M ,ome‘LY
ampules. 1. ,
_ A: D; K. LOCKWOOD’S.
» A MONTH—Horse and carriage fnPnish-
$325sii‘l.‘f’i2$.¥.§‘iiefm‘“"‘“ ”as.
_Kmerioan and Forei _ Patents
Procurcd. havingatron'gest possi is (valid) claims.
GEESE FE
Pampnl glvln%lhli in ormation ab‘out all patents,
etc. sent free. ‘. E. SIMONDSJI‘ Kain St., Hark
ford,Conn.“~_ ‘ ' . . - 4w
~“THE‘fiOfiE7nTR'm.—"
Now complete; Our son Illustrations. ' Historical
descriptivenfmanatory. AvLib ofBibllcal In-'
formation In nglish-and German. onnd Canvass-
-in Books. Presto Boat is. AddresLllorace
. announcers“rum-seen“.
an ce r o n r c e 0 an a
Atlasof the World.- " p , y snw
ATCH FREE to Agents to introducearticle that
P
V Steam. Safe 1 ll
,- Till IIMPHANT !
n; as Buic‘umrroiv. "a. Y., Oct. to. 1811 _
SAFE 00.,
Cor.- Lnsa 'M‘Broadwa ,N. Y.
ill and
mph”? ..
Gentlcvncn:—“The 'Bing MIT-ton Planing
gaph mimgd-Facwryi: t etgtar withdsgve;al gin;
rargev were .estroe v re as
night. The-Stain Safetsiao’No. 1 ymade by you.
and iii-chased one year-ago from, easra Paige .b
Cha e. Agents, in this city; was in the Piaining ill
and went through the severest, ms the an; it fell
into the basement. down. y it was cooled
oil'vwith water from , e ‘hydrant, and when n ned
the contents were found to be in, perfect con tion.
not even the varnish inside the book-case was injur-
ed- Our confidence in the Steam Safe. (and hun-
‘ dreds of other citizens who saw it at a red heat and
werepreacnt at the opening), is perfect after this
severe test. I shall want another Steam Safe as
soon as! rebuild. - ‘
Very truly yours. . (timed). A. L. HABDHNG,
MPropm' medallist. only till, Buchanan.
All styles of Mercantiletk house safes
N HAND AND MADE TO ORDER.
BANK S 18 omblnin' all recent in rove-
ments. VAIfiFWIlPk‘; and‘bcstgnank Locks. vs"-
Exonuonn. _ Call or send for Circulars.
AM. STEAHSA-FE 00.,
COLE & LAMBERT. Marianna. '
«:41 300 Broadway, New York.
BoBBEBS Til-NIGHT!
This one hell located in
the sleeping room, rings
upon the Opening of each
wrudowand door of the
housv. . .
[0' "III“! All I Tfllwfllu .
nee everyone that t ey can assured
agaYnst burglars, and that there is really a relief
from this uncertaintyabout robbery . murder,
The testimony.ofhundreds'sent free J applying at
o
the ofiice who are using this 'protec n. and fins
«unseat a failure proves that-not a
grow up
ouse. bank or store has been robbed or a am blown
during the in” r that this rotectln
led to the premisesfvzn d not we; saved},
NTERESTwIllhersafterbeallowedonalldc tL
exceed One Thousand. llara in amountin thenanie‘ '
one person in any one year. Attentioul’s also. .
Stationery, Ludlcs’ Fancy Goods,»
WALL STREET, UNDER uonwsmi' HALL,‘ ~
E. K. Locnwoopes la she-spot.-
sell iu every house, LA?“ at 00. Pittsburgh, ,
PRINT-ED OR PLAIN.
_CONYEYAN CES-
. GREENS din-menus.
_ - SuccessortoA. B. ALLEN. ~
, HE'underai ed'h'avin urchased the .
T Itcreat of Afihlllen Highs City r2323;
non, would inform-the public, thatail o rsle up-
on the Slat. tn the Norwalk Post‘OIllec, or at. Geo,
W. Jennings'News DepotI willbe romptly attended
to. Baggagetaken to an fromal the trains On N.
LAN. ., and HAN. R. R., and the Steamboat.
He iaalaopreparsdto do allkinds oleghtand Heavy
Truckinrnavlng secured a first-class apringt'mck,
magnd'fiall or‘gm lorrrgnovili’i 'Furnitu ' H.
n a so e n e a '
solicited. , in (13,318 pump a P’
DAILY_ Emmi.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLER' s,-
cm amount a s. r. slim;
will run one from each end of the runs: -
lug, stopgi'ng at South Norwalk to mafia: :30
5:5". roduee sold without charge for commis-
FREIGHT AT OLD PACKET RATES.
WAD 'rsons are forbid trusting any of the em.
ployees 0 either of the above boats on account of
the owners thereof.- so
NORWALK HORSE RAILROAD.
1811. COIIIECINO Ann. 1311!. 1811.
—_-——-—-
Leone Namath. So. Nowell.
6 19 “ N. Y. A N. H. 41 “
7 I“ “ New YorkEx. :48 "
8 03 “ o-Train. s as u
s 38 “ New Haven. ~ 9 03 “
9 03 " New Yoflr. 9 32, II;
a as " New Haven Ex. 9 an “
10 05 “ No'l'rain. ' 10 25 .-
10 46 " New York Ex. 11 on H
11 80 “ No Train, 11 5; u. .
_ 1a 14 PJI. No Train. 12 35 p n
12 50 “ N-Y. Accom. 1 go «I
1 10 “ New Haven. 1 as u
1 39 ” New Haven Ex. 8 02 u
9 02 “ Iso'I'rain. an n
23!, “ NoTrain. a on u
a 00 “ New York Ex. 8 as H
8 94 “ New York. 3 50 u
8 50 “ No Train ' a 81 u
4 n H New Haven Ex. 4 80 "
.446 " NoTrain. _ “I u, .
5 is " New York Ex. 5 is H
. 593 U NewHavon. an “
540 “-N-YMINJI.‘ 080 H
G 20 " No'l‘rain. 0 48 “
6 48 “ NOT 1 15 u
1 is H New Haven. 1 40 H
140 “ No n. g 803 U
our“ No Train. 88! "
S 38 “ No Train; 8 in H
s u. “ No Train. ~ 9 16 "
9.15 U N. Y. 1|; N. H. Ex. 9 50 "
91:: H No Train. 1000 "
fl
“ Saturda onl . ' 1030 »
’ shims monsoon. Pres.
DANDIIRY a. nonwamr - n. n.
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.-
cOmmeneing October lath, 1811.
Dunn nuns.
South Namath
In: Freight at 8.6 p. _m.
Nor-elk Myclor South None-u,
At'f samurai M ii as,and5 til p.11. ,
Lease Nomll: Wags-bury and all other
At a on a. 111.; a ' 01 p. m. min: train at 1115 am.
Express Train for Dan . Bethe], Roddingand
Sanford’s, leaves Norwalk dge at C as . m. and
Accommodation Train for , dgefield an inter-icy
diatc stations at 6 '80 p. m. ‘ -
nmonirnnninnnncn n. n
Trains on afield; Branch run tom the up
trains and to the own trains. .
. . ' JOHN W. BACON , Snp’t.
N. v. ON. n. nauseous.
LeaneDanbuv-y
680mm;13m.;a up.
some moms.
cum..." ‘ sing-May semis-:1.
' Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwalk asfoilowa :
For New York,
At 3.41 A. is. Boston .
> 22 z: ' ampRqutl‘mn
1.45%" Local ' ma'stopplngatnarlbnand
.sa -'- no 'at n tati ns.
11.05 “ 1:1:me I I o
1.18'P.M. stoppin atallatation'a.
ass “ Bostonixprsaa.
8.45 “ stoppin a allatatlona.
5.41 “ Boston reaa.
8.11 “ stoppin a allstationa.
9.31 Boston ress.
New York 1hr Norwnlk,
At 1.00 8.00 )9.00 11.00-A. NJ; 11.15
' Siam
(EX-08.45.. ,
Nos-walk for cw Bowen.
egg ‘13“! “new “.21! «new
9.“ "
1.81 P. M2,,
1-” u
s as _ -
5.50
0.14
Boston a all statl
.. seem... °""
i: stoppingatuall stations.
7.” u U
9.4! Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for Nor-walk. .1 2.40. 5'30
8.80, 8.10, 9.45 (Ex.,) A. 11.; 1a 1; 3.15. (Em.
. (Ex..)ti.00. ass in.) r. it. .
See naggin‘ofadvsrtisement at the Station House
and Ho . . . .
Supt’s ones, '4th Ave. and 21th St, New York.
Aas’t Supt’s Ofilce, Station Hon-allow Haven. ‘
. JANE . HOYTISup’L ‘=
ANCHOR LlNE-STEAMERS'.
San. xvnr Wmnanar AND Samar so no no:
- . _ roux'mousoo’w,
Calling atInndondcrryto land mails nd passen-
gers.,sThe Steamers .of-this favorite line are built
ressiy for the Atlanticr'Passen . y _
,. with. all e modern im-
to insure, _ .thesafetwa, ort
u
u
exp
fittedu in'evsry res
pro‘vemléuts’calculi
and convenience of
. . “all" . ~
TO GLASGO .11 Land LONDO DIRRY
FmSCfi! .. _5jand S15-awording., tolocaiion
possum , , .0180, Securingbeataeeommu’aa
............
HEsubserIbeLLa‘ purchased the oodwii -
T .toolhaeé,_orf’the%se Shocing an. “slime-L;
'of James Sheginthe ratio! the Horse Railway.
Devonianowfullypreparsqtonuauordcnfor :-
’ SHOEING” HORSES
inthsbeatmanner. Alldiuusuflhlsdtnatcdudi
a can remand. .. By constant atten, tion to business;
and faithfuLaid careful 'execatlouof his work, he;
0 to gain the public confidence and receive;
age. " ‘ ‘ JOHNBARN . .
h pea
liberal patron
Norwalk, June. 1800.
l 1. rain a li Nll’i’
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 ’
I. Alfred Knapp
Sells Children’s Carriages and Croquet Sets.
Alfred Knapp :
Willow Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Rugs
Store in the City. -
‘ Washington Street,
SOUTH NORWM
~ 811113131113 Tags.
ALL SIZES.
Bv the 100 or 1000 at this once.
if
0
ask oiiicer or watchma ' should sleep with the keys
fthe banknnder his pll ow. or in his house. wit -
DIII'S PAT
- a
m hum. ,
‘ At a. K. Lockwooo’s.
suw noonsi ,
- ‘ " -.t.w“~-'<......ss..1 ,
ls. omnrranrvs son's,
Furniture or every description,
At may reduced prices.
I: nnnnranrrvu,
in all its branches.
FURNITURE 1 mm'rmus 1
as m
a
.53.»-
ex., anamsmt CRY.—
Pllrnlture Warehouse,
Near the upperend oflain St.
has- the larges
of Chamber suits of .u in...
ca. rows-Totes. Card Tables, WM,» PierTablega
onfirvl‘ablca, Extension Tables, Chairs and Rockers
duels-3' Mills in the Picture Frames,
an everything, ‘ ‘e 7, Furniture ltnc,-chea for
gag. mwflupmmptb done by cxnsricnced wlbrk-
urtnnnraurnu,»
morn-cut of Coins, of the henmaterlals.
verythin ma’ forth 1 8336'?“
e g necessary 0 . ur-
'nlahedc , , thalcan'beobiaincd elaewliere.
A new and elegantcoach body Hearse. drawn by
two horses, has been waived. -
imam RAYMOND.
slusucim' ’scaaonri
The Nor-walk Engine.
7. THE MOST smPLE,PERFECT
AND CHEAPEST ENGINE ‘
IN THE MARKET.
Twenty per cent. added to the e i e
the common Slide Valve Engine b $5th e NOR.
want mos works; induced PISTON
VALVES. Six, 0112,11“. twelve and fourteen inch
neaalwaya on: d. .l ulriesaolicited audref~
creases glveii‘in all parts of t e country.
sunscreens" IALAIEE “mama "In
Address NORWALR IRON WORKS,
1,3; , sour-n nonwanx, or.
nausea»: ’Dfstrieta/~Nmall._sa, Nov.” 1811.
Esra“... :ISAAC smears. n1. - of Wilton,
in saiddistrict doses-e .-
The court of Probate-for the District of Norwalk
hath-iimiud aadallowcd atx‘montha from the data
hareofifdr’the‘arodltorsofsald estate to exhibit their
claimaforuttmt. zine-own icetto nt
thelraccountgpropcrly
bedeharred to
lstate’are . ha! .
“'45." 8' RFANCIHER, .. Adminia
District" WM “Wharton. 1811.
ESTATE of RAIL DAVIDSO, . N, late of quport,
in said-district, ecsaaed.‘ -
The Court of Probate for the district of W rt
hath limited and allowed six months from the ta
hacof, for the creditors ofaaidhtatc. efhibit their
Cd I hi.
to
claims for settlement. Those who 11 Ice 21ml.“
their accounts, properly attested. thin d‘flflh
willbsdebarr recovery. Anger-all .. “to
said Estate are requeste‘ to ma 0' immediate pay-
:g‘ntto ' EDMUND W. TAYID‘. r
I
O
wer of '
attested
a recovery; Allperaon
' wens-onus nus:
ART-GALLERY,
, ms to rituals A'l’ an. 'illlL'lf-lll'lfl .
This Gallery contains many of the finest Pontiac!
in America, and love'raofArt will gratifythsirtaata
and aid a worthy charity byvlalting the Home. '
Building: Sand, '.
g I ' Ann -
700' LOADS or ~
' Fine Building Stone.
Apply to GEOd A. IT. 'JOHN.
EAST AVENUE.
11
' lTl'IllTIIllIISGILLEB- .
TO OUR LARGI STOCK, OF
minis Wfl'l'tllllS'
AND WE SUBMIT ,
THE'FOLLOWING masons
WHY my SHOULD Dn-
PREFERREDi-'3T0‘~“A_I_Y- OTIIER
.AHRICAN- WATCHES. .
IN THE FIRST: PLACE,‘THE
. . . > “ ‘ V . . h _
Vlaltlums Company. IS- the Oldest,
AND HAS FOUR-FOLD THE ‘
EXPERIENCE or ANY'
Trade, and -
: quarry AND
imakeaaixtosl
throughout.
the , aalOon
night.
Brushing y Machln
sens House Punishing Goods, Wood and vi
Sells the best goods, and has the neatest wa
D
orunns ENGAGED 1..
THE BUSINESS IN THE
UNITED STATES
IN THE SECOND PLACE, THE
Hanson-inhalation.
IS FAR noun rumor
AND VARIED, .AND As A
RESULT run WATCHES
armor FAR manna
GRADE, AND or GREATER.
VARIETY. AND ARE PLACED
~ IN THE MARKET AT'MUCH
instalment THillLllIl units.
8 . _ .
FULLY CONSIDERED
11's. rim 'rnnmrLAOE, run
wan'rnanf WATCH
IS NOW A STAPLE. ARTICLE
ITS REPUTATION FULLY
' ESTABLISHED, AND AS
A CONSEQUENCE.
. It Is sain AT [£88 mom?
m'rnu MARKET.
BALI..~.BL’:iBli:--& 00.,
555 and 567 Broadway, N. Y.
9'5". ’2'.” h“'°r; . .
Ema'vat'mgnrfeggc #7:.
Hair Dressing? saloon
usmmnmu. .
P rer,ref..ma*‘mer-e
will'axe?‘ f, “flog-‘fleLWtahline-insga'
man . In .60. latiaihction to all TIC.
favor him withutlIa’ir M . ‘ : The Saloonhaa ro-
csntly‘ been ‘ ‘ furnish
THAN' ANY OTHE
.at.
. . 18h!" ,_
etc.,execnte‘d - manner van in e
. Thiaiavhe "01‘3““ intown‘ arses-«u:
eracaas 'icncetho nightinl III“ onof'wai'r
{02%. with Igaparata no.1...
‘ . “rivatolmom. -. ,
AlfI ed. Knapp gingigggaud up vhlmmm mien.“ ,will $3,331
Sells Crockery Guile and Glass Ware I 3% Rowan #3.“...10-1.‘
» W1 .......-- hm swig-“m. .......... r .2 -
sir-mew.“ . Vinegar Dittéra.
Not an Alcoholic Beverage. Try them and be con
. -Fo sate ‘ ’
ofitabencficialelbeu r 1.ng.
. ‘ and Mats. ' .. FO;OS‘::'O. ‘d m M
‘ 3 ' ooon FAMILY ' , an - a e
. uonr waeoxnnoodorderagjamiu atthc
Alfred Knapp . 5...... Onion. . , . g . .-
Ishman's flemsdygtsillis‘r‘rhca, :
sasrsnv Ano'cnomyn ., can and
Yepeedylgemodv to: tho they! Within!»
. o, a , .. . . . .
u.1'i.‘a'o.-s.rnowrr‘r“ '
' _conunmsion.
.F
BARGAINS IN- CHINA.
a-rm'sn “aims... I r.
AI'E' K" Lang.“ 0.013 3'. ‘.
Nesbttt’s'cmalifitlflr,
ron cousins, . m {com ‘ ;
ASare'Eelldy _ _ 'iatims; -- ,
rmo wee-titans; .‘er name
For sale by II. It a C.‘ S. PROWl'l'l'. ' '
Norwalk Chronicler