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Tuesday, December 19, 1871.
M the Atlantic Ionian/or January, ran.
LADI- .warrrrwon'rss.
One hundred years ago, sudsomething more,
In Queen street, Portsmouth, at her tavern door,
Neat as spin and blooming so a rose,
Stood Mistress Stavers in her-forbelows.
Just as her cuckoo-clock was striking nine,
Above her head, resplendent “the sign,
The portrsit of-the Earl of Halifax,
In scarlet coat and periwlg ofila'x.
Surveyed st~leisure all her varied charms,
Her cap, her bodice, her white folded arms.
And half resolved, though he eras past his prime,
And rather‘d'em’aged'by the ia'ps'e of time,
To All down at her feet, and to declare
The passion that had driven him to deepllr,‘
For frourhis lofty station he had seen
Stavers, her husband, dressed in bottle-green,
Drive his new Flying Stage-coach, four-in-hand,
Down the long lane and out into the land.
And knew that he was far upon the way
To Ipswich and to Boston on: the Bay!
Just then the meditations of the Earl
Were interrupted by a little girl. .
Barefooted,_ragged,’ with neglectedhalr,
Eyes full of laughter, neck and shoulders here—
A thin silp’of a girl, like a new moon,
Sure to be rounded into beauty soon;
A creature menwould worship and adore.
Though now in mean beblllmente she bore
A pail of water, dilpping, through the street, '
And bathing, as she went. her asked feet. ‘
It was a prqttyplcture. full of grace,— '
The slender form, the delicatelthin face:
The swaying motion. as she hurried by: ‘
The shining feet, the laughter in her eye,
That o'er her facein ripples gleaned and glanced.
As in her pail the shifting sunbeam danced:
And with uncommon feelings of delight
The Earl of Halifax beheld tlis eight.
Not so Da'me Stavers, for he heard her say? 7 .
These words. or thought he did, as, plain as day:
“0 Martha Hilton! Fiei how dare you go
. About the toWu half dressed, and looking so i”
- At which the gypsy laughed and straight replied:
“No matter. how I look; I yet shall ride , ‘
In my own chariot, ma’am.” And on the child
The Earl of Halifax benignly‘smiled,
Aswith her heavy burden she passed on,
Looked back, then turned the corner, and was gone.
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What next, upon, that memorable day,
Drew his august attention was a. gay
And brilliautequipage, that dashed and spun,
The silver harness glittering in the sun, '
Outrlders with redisckets.'lithe and lenk,
Pounding the saddles as they rose and sank.
While alielone within the chariot set '
A-portly person with three-cornered hat,
A crimson velvet coat he'ed‘bigh in air,
Gold-headed cane, and nicdly powdered hair,
And diamond buckles sparkling at his knees,
Diguieed. stately, sorld, much at ease. ‘
Onward the pageant swept, and as it passed,
Fair Mistress. Stavers courtealed low and feet:
For this was Governor Wentworth, driving down
To Little Harbor, just beyond the town,
Where his Gr‘eat House stood looking out to sea— .
A goodly place, where it was good to be.
It was a pleasant mansion, engbode
Near and‘yet hidden from the great highroad,
Sequestersd among trees. a noble pile,
Baronial and colonial inits style; ’
Gables and dormer windows everywhere;
And slacks of chimneys rising high in air-
Bandeau pipes, on which all winds that blew
Made 'mournfnl music the whole winter through.
Within unwyted splendorsmet the eye, .
Panels, and doors of oak. and tapestry:
carved chimney-pieces, where on brasen dogs
Reveiled and roared the Christmas lire oflogs:
Doors opening into darkness unawares,
usurious passages, and iiights of stairi; '
And o'n-thoivnlie, in heavy gilded frames.
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The unseat: BWentworth's with old-striping: names, 1
Such was the mansion where the great man dwelt.
A widow , and childless; and he felt
The ion . - the-uncougeniai gloom ,
Th“ 1““ ‘ . 391.29”! hauntelwmum- P -
- For thong 19‘ 81'"! W fieknss‘s, hi don“ fill -: 8
The pain Bfwonnds that echevbw'seithey heal.’ - '
‘rhe years one no lusts-outcome sli- --
And passed inciting andsutt'sidm d’arthe Halli ’
The dawns‘tiieir‘Spiendor through“! Ieh'ember‘s shed, “ _
The sunset! nnighed its ”stemmed“- red;
The snow, ussoults roots. the , the rain: ‘;
Its woodlshd'a wot-ell! lifsfgalu‘d bare aiu' ‘ "
. Toledo
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ev , once oi its groth and popularity. Horace Gree-
ag ; ,
Moons waxed undi;w.ened,theil_llic_s'.hioom d and
died,,,. .-.. _ ‘.J: V_
In the broad rive ebbed and dowed-thbtido,i_r 7. .
Ships went’to Slidhndsship'a came'hoidfrdlhsea, V ,
And the siovpy'sa‘rs sailedhy-and ceased. '
And all those' yearshad Martfia'lflltoli ' 5'“! V
In the emt’nouso;nht"-whoily 'u‘u'ob‘seri” :—
By day. by night. ths‘elli‘er credcent grew,
Though hidden by clouds, her light still shining
through. -
A maid 'of all work', whether course or one,
A servant Who made service seem diyine:
Thronghher eachiroom was fair to look upon,
The mirrors glistened and the brasses shone,
The very knocker on the outer door, _
If she but passed. was brighter than before.
And now the'ccaseljese turning of the mill,
0! Time, thatneger fOr an hour Stands at.
Ground out tbeGoyerilor's slxlle'thdblrthdsy
And powdered his l'own hair with silver-gray,
The robin, theforerunner of the spring, .
The blue blrdflithbis'iocuud caroliug,
The rsstle‘se‘iwallows building in the eaves,
The golden buttercups, the grass. the leaves,
. The lilacs tossing ln'the' winds of May—
All welcomed thisnuisstic holidayi 7 , _
He, gave a splendid banquet, servsdon plate,
Such as became; the Glimmer of the‘stste.
Who represent'ed England and the Kirig, -
And was magant'h'everytbiug.’ : .
He had invited all his friends find peers—2
The Peppereis, the L'sngdon's. and‘ the Leon.
The Sparhawk's, the Peunallows, and the rest,
For why repeat the name of fiery guest?
But linust mention ongin hands and gown.
The. rector there!!! militia“ 5”":
or the Established Church: with smiling face
’1‘. Pat. beside the Governor and said grace:
.asi'; the: Lt..- “asst want some o.rs.do.'
'iio enter: a -: me3 l‘ tuer Ifi’e'rknew.
' hold sic.uk.the:xipg,‘with*meny a cheer,
' .z-eredina servant’s ear,
_ dolesently thereetood
Within the room perfect womnnhg'dgl, '
A maiden. @9999: Mitten-housed.
Youthful and hfi‘iw’i'fld Simply'diessed,
Can this be Martha mitohft’ut’luust bel
Yes. Martha HiltonI add'nO‘ofllenhel .
Dowered with thebeadt‘ybf'ber'tv'rént‘y years,
How lady-like, how directs-like sh: appears;
The pale, thin crescent ‘of the days gone by
Is Dian now in all her majestyi' P ' ‘ '
Yet scarce a‘ guest perceived that’sbe was there,
Until the Governor, rising from his Chair:
Played slightly with his infles, then; looked down,
And said unto the Reverend Arthur Brown:
“This is my birthday. it ‘sba likewise be
351 wedding-day; and you S Oil marry» rue.”
The listening guests were greatly mystified,
N one :more edition thevrectOr, whoirepliede
‘ “Marry you: Yes, that Were a pleasant task,
Your Excellency: but to whom. 'I ask?" '
The Gavel-poi: answered: ,"I'o this lady here ;"
And beckoned Martha Hilton to drawneer.
She ceme she stood, all blushes, at'hle side,
The rector paused. The impatient Governor cried;
"This is the lady; do you hesitate t ,
Then I command you as Chief Magistrate."
The rector read the service loud and clear:
"Dearly beloved, we are gathered here," ,
And Soon to the end. At his‘commsnd,
On the fourth finger of her fair left'hend
The Governor placed the ring; and that was nil: ._ '
Martha was Lady Wentworth of the Halli H "
. —-Louglellors.
Srncn‘ or- THE GRAND Dom-‘Lfl‘he Giana
Duke made tho. following speech- at the
Revere-House banquet, in Boston: “Gentle-
men—I thank you for The very kind manner
in which on have drunk to me and feel very
happy to ,in the old city of DOS u,.' the
ch id of that” infant “Which was ’lai in‘ the
Cradle of Liberty, and which so soon became
the giant, whom all regard and whom every
nation is happy to term its friend, in the
presence of these illustrious men whose
works marks one of the best pages of Amer-
ican liberty and show that the mind of the '
giantishere. Gentlemen a long cheer for
the prospects of Bostonz’ .. , _~
Miss Kellogg is , not going .4 to California
until she'can ave her stipulated pittance
ussrucd toher. ‘
The, Swedish ,Arctic Expedition - has
brought n-Oln Greenland .twenty specimens
of meteoric iron. two of them of enormous
size. One now, placed in the hall of the
whic has been resented to the Museum of ‘
Copenh ’n,'wel be about six tons,
Dr. W? g
recent]
New ork;cit were the result, directly
or indirectlym the use ot’plcohol, and in
the last thirty eight. iyreiirs 100,000 persons
inthe cityhave dicdbmjiis use; ‘- _
. A Wisconsin man was taken dangerously
sick. He sentifor_hls_'w_ife.to'come stones
and care for; ihnl.-' :Now the wife's mother.
was sick, to, endure rent this dispaiclr'“i't‘a'"
berndarlguisbluf rhu'sbaud: “:Dsar, Tim:
Motherisgoick; can’t .leoye . her. A_
hest‘youcgilflltyouPSR‘” d?-
ho‘me’.” " <1 '
About miraculous“ still inhabit :
J
Royal Academy of Stockholm, measures‘l
r about forty-two square feet, and weighs ~‘
nearl twenty-one English tons; another, ’ch
lard Parker of NOW. York stated .
that oneslhlrd of all the deathsiu ’
r the ever immmimlpdb‘d’flfofl' ’
ofth'eirft " 'zfltigéttiil‘g':ri5v'er’drnnks.--
Many fascinated youthsconsider .800 out-
rageousi cheap forie‘kiss from Nilsson, and
are deci edl inclined to en Busch. '
.Near Hal theteicgrapho ccsinEnglend
“re inc ' of ,women. Female labor has
0' arid préofitable fields
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coldest weather. See you get the genuine. Sold by
all druggists. i d E ,
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5425 penille‘e paid. H.'B. SHAW. Alfred. Mo.
- iii 0.. BliNllDlll'l‘,
No. 9 Main St., Norwalk,
- .DEALER. IN
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ALWAYS 1N AEUNDAN‘CE.
PICKlE8,Wllolosaleillelail, '
THE runus'r spicns,
, Best Torts and Cofi'ees,
RICH CHEESE,
CAROLINA RICE.
All grades of
FLOUR:
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Prices ranging from the Lowest to the Highest,
memoirs oilolor .
, AND HENRY out.
THE NEW ST. L0*UIS BRANDS,
BEST IN THE WORLD.
COUNTRY PORK, FISK’S SOAP,
NIOEST N. o. MOLASSES
IN TOWN, ALL AT
BENEDIOT’Ss
‘No. 9 MAIN STREET, NORWALK.
A
~" sown NOBWALK
_ 5 The proprietors of this
the most extensive manufacturers and wholesale
dealers in the State, beg leave to announce, to the
citizens of South Norwalk and vicinity, thattheyhave
opened a retail house in South Norwallr, where they
will show a full assortment of all goods usually found
in a furniture store, and sell as low as the lowest.
' ~BUGKINGHAM d: 00.
UNDER TA KER s,
i ‘ AND DEALERSIN FURNITURE.
Main St., Opposite R. R. Depot,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Q Manufactory and Wholesale Depot, Bridgeport
Conn. ' 7 11 am
la'dies & Gentleman's ileslauranl.
:HOMEaMADE PIES constantly
E on hand.
CAKE OIIAIEITO OF EVERY "SCRIPT”.-
ORNAMENTIN G done very neatly and at
short notice.
ICE CREAM o,
made to order and furnished in good style for
h I I . Parties, the. - 3
TRY OUR COUNTER GOODS!
: Pure Molasses Candy; Barley Cocoanut; Japanese
Cocoenut; Everton 'i‘all’y Cocoanut; Cream Bar;
Peanut Bar: Ice Cream Candy; Chocolate, Vanilla
and Strawberry Caromels. ,
P A large variety oi choice goods in our line con-
stantly on hand. .
Flank; Mead & 00.,
No. 3 Gaucttc Buildnig, Norwalk
I
srwmel- mom: l
in Justly regarded as one ’of the
i beat in market for the
" following reasons:
i
! iT HAS A STRAIGH NEEDLE.
; IT HAS PERPENDIC LAit ACTION
DE .
RUNS OVER SEAMS WITHOUT SLIPPING
STITCHES 0R BREAKING THREAD.
I I'I' SEWS ALL KINDS OF GOODS, FROM THE
'LIGHTEST MUSLIN T0 HEAVIEST LEATHER.
is a 'Fdnlily Sewing Machine .
'gAS A MANUFACTURING MACHINE
The Nos. 2, 3 and 4 have no
, . competitor. ’
lint EllIPilc SEWING MACHINE.
Peo le havin used the machines manufactured by
the K eeicr & ilson Co.,‘will read the following
card with much pleasure: ' ’
“ We mauufac ure and warrant the Elliptic Sew-
_ ing Machine, and recommend.“ with the recent im-
provements as one of the best for family use and the
nersl purposes of sewing.
(Signed,) WHEELER a WILSON MFG. 00.".
The above will be endorsed by all using the ma-
lne. - - - , ,
'. MACHINES FOR SALE 0N INSTALLMENT"
. and warranted for three years.
- SECOND-HAND MACHINES taken in exchange.
: MACHINES REPAIRED.
ATTACHMENTS for all machines.
2 COTTON, SILK THREAD, and OlL,-ofa superior
quality. for sale. ' . '
0000 ASTHEOAIEITS WASTES. Fortcrml and
:terrltul-y app
HENRY JONES,
General Agent,
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jetsam ST., (Up Stairs.) NORWALK. CONN
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QR E ss-MAK‘IN G,
‘ In all its branches.
CLOTHING. ,
A large collection of PICTURES. CHROMOS.‘
lSPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHILDREN'S
1
EFRAITES' square and oval. for sale cheap.
Norwnl , Nov, 20, 1870, Astf
APPLES. APPLES.
.LL VARIETIES for sale low. . _
4'! - - ' G. .1: S. H. HOLMES.
BUTTER. BUTTER.
FROM several ANo. iDail'les. at low figures. - .
d'fi , ' o. a; H. u LMES.
.. ,
p 41 145 and 147 Federul ss., Bostou.3m
' investment so soon.
i MAKES THE LOOK STITCH ALIKE ON BOTH :
Choice Confectionery,
I'CJ- CREAM,
Water ices, Etc., Etc.,
Families, Parties, Festivals, &c.,
Furnished at snort Notice.
ITALIANGAN D
Sla e. Tab ete,
direct fromScotland. He is also prepared to furnish
very kind of ,
AMERICAN MARBLE.
RANITE, DRAB, ORBROWN STONE-
U M E N '.‘l'
Sinks .ec., as well as Mantles and
Furniture Slabs in general, at the ,
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES.
cemetery I-‘eucln'g, Iren Ball-g, also,
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 Wellestebiishod to
need commendet on. Address E. B. PRICE,Age t.
Mechanic St. , in the rear of the new Bank,Norw k
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.‘
MAIN STREET, NORWALK, CONN. ,
WELCiI ..& GRIFFITHS’
CLEBRATED , ‘ 1
srws
CROSS-CUT SAWS, ,Of All descriptions
' Are Superior to.ell others.
Every Saw Warranted
Perfect Natl-action Guaranteed.
W For sale by Hardware and Country Dealers.
' and the Manufacturers,
' WELCII it GRIFFITHS,
crucnnars SAWS,
HAND saws,
IHO! FOR:
F.H.NASH&BROTHEBS
WhoSefstock argest and best assorted in their
line, of anything in these parts, vim:
OHOOKLBY! CHINA! ! GlA’SSr! ! !
. WOOD, WILLOW, TIN AND
EARTHEN WARES!
' .Alikindsof 4
Kitchen Fur'niturc;
Iron Hollow Wore.
Plain, Enameled, Tinned. Galvanized and
J spanned
RUSSIA AND COMMON PIPE,
Chandeliers,llall lamps, Bronzed
And a great variety of HAND LAMPS, and Burners
to suit any taste. Lanterns. Louie and Lamp
Globes and Chimneys. Force an Suction
and Cucumber Wood Pum s. Lead and
Wood Pl 9, Sheet Lead, rafis
and P umbers’ Materials. Tile
Pipes for drains dt ccss pools.
’ . AGENTS FOR
HABTFOBD EARTH CLOSET CO»
. L—for—l
NOVELTY CLOTHES WBINGEB,
" —for—
Tmonnms W lltllllllil'l'llli lilVlliVllI
ICE CREAM FREEZERs
The best and only practical Freezer in market
' —for—
INGEBSOLL’I warms ELEVATOR.
ALSO. AGENT FOR FAIRFIELD COUNTY
Ohio lion \Olgd Paint 00.
These Paints are warranted to be pure iron ore,
crushed and powdered by expensive stamping and
roilin machinery. No heat or chemicals are used,
there y destroying the eiflcac of the paint. These
paints will go farther, and out 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 ofgoods. both fancy.and staplemot
mentioned in th s advertisement. , s
COME AND SEE US.
Corner Main and Water Sts.,
CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
THE AMERICAN WASHER ! .
PRICE $5.50.
The American Wuher Saves lilon‘ey,
, Time, and Drudgery. , _
The Fatigue of Washing Day no longer Dreaded.
but Economy, Eflciency, 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 Operated.
A child ten years old with a few hours’ practice, can
thorou hly comprehend and efl'ectually use it. There
is no aglusting, no screws to annoy, no delay adapt:
lug! It is always ready for use! It is a perfect little
wonder! It is a miniature giant, doing more work
and of a better quality. than the most elaborate and
costly. One half of the labor is full saved by its
use, and the clothes will last one-half onger than by
the old plan of thcrub board. It will Wash the lar-
gest blanket. Three shirts at a time, washing tho-
roughly! . In a word. the ablution of any fabric, from
a Quilt to a Lace Curtain, or Cambric Handkerchief,
are equally within the capacity offtbis LITTLE GEM i
It can be fastened to any tub and taken of“ will.
against Washing Machines. the moment this little
machine is seen to perform itswonders, all doubts of
its cleansing' emcacy and utility are banished, and
the doubter and detractor at once become the fast
friends ofthe machine.
We have testimonials without end, settin forth
its numerous advantfies over all others, an from
hundreds who have th wn aside the unwieldy, use-
less machines, which have signally failed to accom-
plish the object promised in prominent and loud
sounding advertisements. ’ . ,
It is as perfect for washing as a wrinfier for wrin -
ing. 'The price another paramountin ncemellt o
purchasers, has been placed so low thatit is within
the reach ofcvery housekeeper, and there is no arti-
cle ofdomestic economy that will repay the small
. $5.50.
All that is asked for tho GREAT LABOR SAVER
is a fair trial. We guarantee each machine to do
its work erfectlv. _ _, -
u Aosnre you null: UNI-rm STA-rite,
A. H. FRANCISCUS do 00..
513 Market 81.,Phllud’b. Pa.
The largest and cheapest WOODEN WARE
HOUSE in the United States. ,
Beeisieak Malia Tender, by ilsing
, moms PATENT BRoILDD,
' -AT—-
E. K. LOCBWOOD’S.
HENRY» u. WELLMAN’S
I . HEADQUARTERS FOR
_Sew1ng'. Mmc'laimem,
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, um, Wheeler S Wilson, Wiicox at Gibbs, Howe
' Grover a Baker. and Wilson “5.
g ALSO FOR V .
croquet,.Base Balls. Bats 6: Games.
I ALSO Toni ‘
Ludles’ Fancy Goods,
Portmouuics, Cur-wed Wdtclr
Cases, Work Caucs, Flower
Vases, Albums, dtc.
stationery,
H. 1.1.,WELLMAN’S
I HEADQUARTERS'FOR
Pictures, Picture Frames, Brackets,
Wall Pockets,-Book Books, with and
without drawers, pressing Cases,'dtc.
_ . ALSO FOR
Stereoscope Glasses and Views.
Pocket Cutlery, Gold Pens, duo.
II. ‘H.’ WELLMAN’S’
EMPORIUM FOR
SheelMusio, Musical Instruments,
Organs, Melodeons, Guitars, Violins, Flutes,
German ordeons; French Accor-
_ dco Harmonicas, 83c.
' O
WALL STREET, UNDER NORW'ALK HALL,
Hillitll,Rallel,Sillfli&Fllllallli.‘ .
No matter how deep rooted u p «judice may exist .
ARNUM’B,
OHATHAM SQUARE.
THE LARGEST ‘
(In: Print. . Clothing Still
a'
III-NEW YORK.
WOOD 'CABPETING,
,Purquct‘ or- lulaid Floors,
Portable Wain-coring,
For Hotels. Public Buildings, Billiard Rooms, Se-
loous.Halls. Kltchens,Batb ooms, Stairs, Nurse-
rics, Laundries, Offices; Churches. School Rooms,
Dancing Academies, Ball Beams, Libraries, Recep-
tion Parlors, etc.
For elegance, economy and durability, it surpasses
every other iloor covering. Call and see samples at
480 Broadway, New York. iy'is
DpoRS. ‘ 1-
SASHES, '
BLIND-S.
WOOD IOlIllIS.OTAII IAIlO, IWEBKAO.
ENAMELED, EMBOSSED,
' GROUND AND-CUT GLASS.
A large and well assoi'ted stoék of the above
goods constantly on hand at the lowest rates.
Order work promptly attended to. Builders and
owners will find it to thdlr advantage to get our
estimate before purchasing. Special attention
given to 131.on WALNUT and other, FIRST-CLASS
work. .
Estimates and Price Lists furnished on applica
tion. '
'WHITlOOK &. 00.,
254 and 956 Canal Street,"
lyit _ ‘ NEW YORK.
Basra and. (Si-11:13
S L E: D9»,
At E.'K.~ LOCKWOOD’S.
THE.
NEW FAMILY '
‘ Sewing Machine
. Manufactured by the
WEED still: Miami: on.
o
s
HARTFORD, LON N .,
is called the
r . 4’
'And all who have tried lhemrlpronounce
ihem‘ rightlyr named. Please give them
a trial. Satisfaction guaranteed,
or no sale.
E, H. PARKER,
. . Agent for the‘sole of the
t“ _ ' .
Weed Sewing Mach/mo
Also, for
'E. BUTTERICK 8t CO’S
Celebrated
Patterns of Garments
FOR
Ladies Misses, Boys and Little Children of
1 Both Sexes. _
Manufacturer of
SKIRTS) -
AND . ,
OQRSETS.
' AND DEALER IN
, 'Drese Trimmings and Buttons,
Ladies’ Furnishing Goods,
LACES,EMBROIDERIES, disc.
21 Main Street.
ELM CITY - .llYE WORKS.
AT the earnest solicitation of many 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 all work
' turned out atpur works.
MERINOES.’ALPACAS SATINS VELVETS,
SHAWLS, GLOVE , CRAPE' ,ec, .
-Dyod First-rote Colors.
SIDES AND SILK DRESSES WA TERED. ‘
CLEANSING and Doing Up Lace Cur-
tains to look as good as new.
GRAPES Dressed as good as new.
FEATHEBS Dyed, Cleanscd and Cut-led.
Audio fact all kinds of work that is done in any
first-class dyeln establishment in the country.
Our work is a returned-promptly and soils action '
guaranteed. Our agency is at
MRS. J. A. JUDD’S, .
Burp android". as
a Golden
4' ' “ Jit‘fim
, A..-
to,
- i
Chicbester's Block, South Norwallr. .
‘ . plication.
_“PAMILY FAVORITE” I"?
,E'. Ridloy. (C SOn’s
NO FANCY PRICES
SASH RIBBONS AT HALF LAST MONTH’S
PRICES. SILKS, SATINS, REPS.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS AND
VELVETEENS
- AT -- '
75, 1.00, 1.25, 1.50. 8,00, 2.50, 3.00, 3.50, lip.
MANTILLA SILK VELVETS, as INCHES WIDE,
5.50 PER YARD.
FEATHERS, FLOWERS, DRESS AND CLOAK
TRIMMINGS '
more. NEEDLEWORK. FANCY GOODS,
DOLLS, YANKEE NOTIONS.
CORSETS A SPECIALTY AT
’ - “emu”, 1.00, 1.50. 1.15, 2.00, up.
CHEAP HOSIERY. UNDERVESTS AND'
DRAWERS. -
KID, GLOVES at .756.
. : Tho best Dollar Glove in this City.
, ~ ' ' - -- 3 - ' Every pairWarrsnted,
TWO BUTTONS 90c., 1.00, and 1.25. ,
' s
SEIIII Flllllll. . ,
THOUSANDS OF HATS‘AND BONNETS
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED. KNITTED &'
WOVEN WORSTED GOODS,
INFANT’S CLOAKS AND DRESSES.
LADIES’ UN DERCLOTHING.
. III III “FAITH-Te
COME AND SEE I
Third Floor-Exclusively Wholesale.
Fourth Floor Manufacturing.
' EDWARD BIDLEY '8: SON’S, ‘
’ too, all, 311x, Grand, as, at, so, send to,
Corner Allen Street.
Fifth Blank East from the Bowery. 3m
NITROUS OXIDE GAS.
Teltl- Extracted Without Pail!
, ,DR. HASBROUCK '
FOR TWO YEARS OPERATOR
. I I
At Golton Dental. Association,
Has removed from Coo er Institute to 937 Broadway
cor. of 22d St., N. Y. ntlre practice devoted to the
painless extraction of teeth. Reduction to persons
of limitedmeensu - , _ 4H0
FREEMAN 8. BIlllll
BLUTHING WAREHHUSES .
139 as no FULTON 513., N. Y.
i.
FREEMAN sit BURR open the Season with on im-
mense Stock in SUITS, OVERCOATS. d: CLOTH-
ING of every description, for all ages and all occu—
pationa and occasions. From the extensive range of
lectione; or If preferred, any garment is ma e to
measure at a few hours’ notice.
.OVERCOATS as, $12.
A'OVEBCOATS $25, $30.
OVERCOATS $40,350;
SUITS $15, SUITS $30, SUITS $45.
SUITS $20, SUITS $35, SUITS $50.
SUITS $25, SUITS $40, SUITS $60.
BOYS’ SUITS $5, $8.'
BOYS’ SUITS $10, $15.
BOYS’ SUITS $20, $25.
RDERS DY LETTER ,rslronflltly Qied. FREE-
. .itANo BURR N w s STEM you
SELF- MEASURE—of which thousands
are availing themselves—enables. artiea
in any pa of the country to or or di-
- . rect from them with the certainty of re-
- caving the most PERFECTFITS attain-
> - a e.
ULES FOR sum-muons, Samples ot Goods,
Price List and Fashidn SheetrSm Fun 01.113;
R. 11, sMACY
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Having been in the Euro can Markets during the
last six mounhs purchasdng goods, I am now, and
shall be, opening the next thr. months new goods
of my cum selecting direct from . .
‘ .
- LONDON, PARIS, ,
BERLING, VIENN%'
SWI’I‘ZE LAND d; ITALY,
\ ”5P.
bri hi: and fresh, just what you want. The greatest
var ety of fine fancy articles, »
* TOYS, nouns, norms: Alumnus,
LACES, EMBROIDERIES,
Ribbons, bibles, Fans, Flowers,
Hosiery, Underwear,
HOUSEKEEPING and HOUSEFURNISHING
GOODS. SMALL WARNS, 'TRIMMINGS,
&c., ever shown in New York. We are selling them
at the um] bloat possible pr
rflfi'fil, WWII». Agrarian Til ororrs
R. H. MA CY,
. wlCKEs A
ECLECTIC
OIL
is intended for use in ordinary l'kerosene lamps,
wherever good light and perfect security from acci-
dent are require . It is prepared carefully at the
HUDSON RIVER 011. WORKS,
AND CANNOT BE EQUALED FOB
Purity, Brillaucy, and Economy,
Furnished in cans. cases and prime barrels, by
J. H. wrcxes,
120 Maiden Lane. N. Y.
For sale by I. a, 8. ll. HOLMES, agents for Non-
WALK. ' . _ . 40-49
George Sloane
‘ IS'NOW OFFERING AT
Extraordinary Low Prices, :
Hats and Bonnets. Rich Ribbons Velvets, Silks, Sat-
lns, Flowers, Feathers Fringfisl Laces. French Cor-
sets, Hosiery, Soaps, Perfumery, Small Wares, be.
Broadway and Icon 83., N. Y. small
FROST. BLACK do 00.,
Wholesale do Retail Dealers in. a Mhnufacturera of
URNITURE.
'4 7:.” j on EVERY VARIETY, » .
69 BOWEBY n0” CANALSTs, No Is.
We also furnish Steamboats, Hotels, and Public
Buildings at the Shortest Notice.
All Goods outclassed of._ our House
GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. 3m40
RIFLES, SHOT ISIS, SHOWERS.
Gun materials of every kind. Write for Price List,
to Great Western Gun Works, Pittsburgh fa.
Army Guns and Revolvers bought or traded or.
Agents wan e -‘ ital
rail flooding-l
POYOIIII Ila
plgee y erbert Hamilton, 13. A. How to use
tshlsrpovveflwhlch all possess) at will. Divination‘i
sizes little time is'required to make satisfnctor se--
Fascination “Soul Charming, 400
pl tualism, Sorcerics, Demonology, and a thonsen
a
other wonders. Price by mail $1 25. in cloth : pa-
GREAT EAST SIDE ESTABLISHMENT fi°§,°.%‘{°'§,“,i°°;,, 30911338 to n”??"n$"&s 81.09}
I a Go r033 . s I
309 GRAND ST- N- Y- CITY- u S. stir Stree’t Pblladeipbia,l’a. ' £qu
“TO BOOK AGEN T83,
MARK TWMN’S'
new book-is now read for canvasscrs. It is a com-
panion volume to | IOOIIIO ‘9'0‘2' Don’t
waste time on books no one wants, us is it one pee
pie will stop you on the street to subscribe for-
“There is a time to laugh," and all who read this.
book will see clearly that time has come. For ter-
ritory or circulars address AMERICAN PUBLISH-
lNG CO., Hartford, Conn... or Geo. N. Smith ill Co.
Boston, Mass. - “iii
In. “I P Send a stain
“SLAB for a rfiie LLL'L‘ALITZ CON-YURI:
REPOS TORY 748 Broadway, New
York. With Harts’s Magic Euchre Pack. the
most astoundlu tricks can be done without practice.
32, post free w th e book of many wonderful tricks
that can be one With these cards. Arranfied b
5 - ' M. ARTZ.
i-ew
L A U G H A B LE! .
There are thousands of people. old and young,
whose lives would be len thened many years by the
removal of a mouthful o 'decsyed teeth. «Such teeth
can be laughed out—the is h comes in afterwards—
at the CO TON DENTAL SOCIATION, 10 Coop-
er Instltnte, New York. ’ Iii-am
BOOKS -
lllllll'l' Gilli lWll l
115.672 BOoks on hand"
NEW CATALOGUE FREE. SEND STAMP.
LEGGAT BROS.. New York.
P (No: 3 Beekman Street.) _ fol-am
TREMONT, HOUSE.
EURO PEA N PLAN.
:63 & 665 Broadway, opp. BondSl.
NEW YORK.
Good Rooms, 3! per day.
.s. w. COBNWELL. 514%
Thompson’s .Bllllllflis College.
20 Fourth Avenue, New York Clay.
Book-keeping, Writing, Arithmetic and Linens er.
Instruction day and eve. a very low. La es’
department; telegrapby practically taught; demand
for operators! Students 'assisled to good positions.
Send for circular. - 9
ii on: illill'l’i
Ios‘nownuY,N. Y.
2|: 3 S-
LADIES will rind them in endless variety for them-
selves and children, from $2.50 for Misses, and $3
for Ladies. Although allother houses have advanced -
their rices, we are really selling for less, and we
can a ord to do so. as we bought most of our stock
lll‘iiglI-ffiifig rise. ALL GOODS MARKEDIN PLAIN
STRAW, VELVET, FELT'AND PLUSH
. Hunt '1- s ,
VELVETS AND VELVETEENS,
Black and Colored, at extiemely low prices.
' —0UR—
leather. and Flower Department
FulquNoceltt'ea.
KID onovns,‘
Our two-button at 50 cents are ood but t -
ton at 81.25 have no e ual. Oil]g try'one phvigfliilrtd
you will never go anyw ere else or gloves.
FINE FRENCH WOVE CORSETS LACE LINEN
COLLARS cums AND SLEEVES JET
, SHELL JEWELRY, au,.ro.,eo. ’ AND
. —AT—
PETER STEWAR'P’S;
162' Bowery, N. Y.-
summertime Alli ssoolsr are.
BOOK Agents
have lon wanted a novelt in the sub rl
which w i sell at sight in eyvery family'schgion line
PICTORIAL FAMILY, REGISTER
isthc onlywork extent which satisfies this wan 4
It is beautiful and striking, combining an entirelty
new and elegant Flml y Photogra Is A]-
bum, with a complete Fauna Hisnoar. ull par;
tlcnlars free. Address GEO. MACLEAN,3School
Street, Boston, Mass, . 4151
,. EHRICH’S
THE GREAT REM MOE DEPOT ‘
OF NEW YORK CITY.
“l e import all our real Gui ure Laces direct
and sell them at less than regulafwholesale prices:
Elegant Patterns at 40.5.3. 65. 85. 95 and 81.00, all
worth full 40 per. cent. more. The Elegant Grecian
'Pattern. lly 3 inches wide, at 81.22, worth 81.05.
The Favorite Spanish Pattern, full 4 inches wide, at
'81._85, worth 82:40. Black Silk Gimps, Passmenterie
Trimmings. anges, Loo S, Buttons, M" in every
style, bargains: Best lack silk Crochet Buttons
at 25 c to per dozen, sold generally at 37 Cents.
Velvets and Velveteens.
The largest assortment in the clty,at prices be-
yond competltion. Black Velveteens at 60, 75 85,
33.00. Colored Velveteens at 75, 85, 81.00. Black
Silk Velvets at 32.25, 52.50, 52.75, 23.00, 33.25.813.50,
83.75, 84.00, 34.90 and 36.20. Black Cloak Velvets at
$5.50, $1.50, and $8.75, all worth 40 per cfiit. more.
Baronius in Merino Underwear for ladies, gents and
Goods, Kid Gloves, Etc. Ladlee’ Merino Vests, high
neck andloug Sleeves, a - c., worth $1.25, and all
other grades in proporti . The Genuine Lupin Kid
Gloves, two-buttoned, and white-tucked, at 81.25,
sold on Broadway at 31.75, every pair guaranteed.
Trimmed and Uutmnmed Bonnets and Hats, Feath-
S1323 flowers, Ribbons, etc., at .our well-known low
HOLIDAY GOODS AND TOYS.
We receive our fine Inlaid work and Jewel Boxes,
Writing Desks, Toys, &c.. &c., direct from the Euro-
pean factories and sell the finest st ice at less than
alf the Broadway prices. Finest osewood Desks,
Inlaid Silver Plate and Edge, at 84.00 regular price,
33.00., Elegant Writing Desks, Solid Black Walnut,‘
Gilt Thrice and Look, ”81.00, worth 82:00. Toys. all
sty cs, tom tic. each to 61.60, worth fully double.
Or ers by mail faithfully attended to. .
Ehrich’s Temple of Fashion;
287 EIGHTH AVENUE, , -
i_8__'_ Neor_Twenty-fourth street, New York...
I
\ - Rib/N
This celebrated Pill is an Infallible cure, for all
cases of Dyspigsia no matter of how ion standing
orobstfbacy. end certificate of O. 8. Ba dwin, the
celebrated New York Clothier.
NEW YORK, cor. Canal & B’way, Au . id, 1871.
'1‘. M. Suanr. M. D.: Your DYSPE STA PILLS
were first mentioned to me two years a o bya friend
of mine who had been entirely time by them ten
years previous. I found immediate relief from their
use, and unhesitntiugly commend them to others
who are oliltcted with indigestion. In several in:
stances] have referred others to your specific. and
all have expressed their entire satisfaction. I take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
0. S. BALDWIN.
PRINCIPAL WHOLESALE DEPOT:
41537 Casual Street. New York.
or ea c y the well-known houses of JOHN F.
HENRY. F. C. WELLS & 00. CHARLES N. GRIT--
TENDEN, J OSEPH A. M ORGAN, and RETAILED
BY ALL DRUGGISTS. : Price $1.00 per box. - 48
,‘8D’PCLOCKLP
CARPET STORE
TEMPLE OF FASHION.-
chil rcn: Hosiery, Corsets, Gloves, Mode-up Lace .
KNo
NA!
LATli
PISTO
Do
i , OILS,
lilcclranics’ Tools,
Ora, Window Sash I
and Blinds,
Window Glass,.&o.,
Lownsr CASH Pincus.
The . crlber has now in Store and is constantly
recclv g 'lrect from the manufacturers a full assort-
r ode of the above denomination suited to
\
ll
~i
.. rk t, which will be sold either wholesale or re-
tell a 0 at New York prices.
'.- uad, rim. and mortise, of all kinds.
, rim. mortlsb. all kinds"
l'er Plated. Porcelain, and Mineral.
,3 t, pressed. wrought _and horse.
Revolvers and single barrels.
IRON a ‘ STEEL. full nssortmen t of sizes and kinds.
qr SPRINGS. Axles. bolts, clips, ac.
THE undersigned having purchased the sntirein-
t'erest of A. B. Allen in the City Expats. .Bufl.
nose, would inform the public, that all or enter. up.
on the Slates in the Norwaik Post once, or at a”,
W. Jennings’ News Depot, will be promptly attended
to. Baggage taken to and from all the trains on N.
Y. a N. . and D. is N. B. R, and the Steamboat.
He is also prepared to do all kinds ofLigbtend Heavy
Trucking- having secured a first-clue lpringtruck,
will attend to all orders for rcmovin Furui Pi-
anos. to. The pagans” of the pub c is by
rimmed. stn stmo .
DATE-Y LINE. - _
THE FREIGHTTROPELLERS,
cm or llilliwslll a r. r. error,
will run one hour each end of the r.e every seen-
lng, stopping at South N orwalk to’receive and leave
hie gh . Produce sold without charge for commis-
s on. .
FREIGHT AT OLD PACKET RATES.
D‘All none are forbidtrusting any ofthe eru-
ployeeso either of the ,abou boats on account of
the owners thereof. as
,. . e- ’
NOBWALK “0383 RAILROAD.
agni
ford, C .
out: Tommi". -~
' - This, one hell located in'
fromt-
gunk o i
.of the b . under-his pillow. or in his
THIS I
height. c
turn moi
wife wit
FOR, P.
ns lrg are,‘
be are
earls to
c., ‘
12 S
rota,
’PLSS
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nam
, Dra
uncertainty about
any of hundreds sent free y applvlng Pat
Di]: has no value (I
E. figiiMES, 7 Murray St. New Your.
tfposta
:nsilvi Tell Dr Mrs.
or of es and hair
a cor t iI
is date of marria .
r No. 24. Fultonv lc, N. Y. M48
E. SIMONDS, 340 Main St., Hert-
the sleeping room, rings
upon the opening of each
window and .door 06";le
house. , Pll .
IILAI All“ TElEfiAmhed
eve one that the can _
‘ god that there yis'really a relief»
robber , murder, to.
using this protection, and nine
not: without a failure proved that note
ouse. , k or store has been robbed or a safe blown
open d g the last 9, years
lied . e premises. woul
- r or watchman should sieep with the he
that this protecting, ap-
d not have saved. No
s
house. wit -
the approach
a aken him is
w lalumina: is al-
pm ~50:
a paid) fOrFiity Cents. that
ii. 1 .. Wm rn-r-r. N. .
BUG l ,
By sending 35 CENTS withage,
you will receive, by re-
your future husband or
icture 0
Address W.
3'
OLD _
every
0h:
and Di
Dru
ill Shannen, t; sin-l reticent“:
Macao gen-II.
Water.‘ nulls
w to
DB;
Du. B EE
cursfor
rience. T
- :iliD , STOP”
urth Ave., N. Y.,‘hns a painless
Opium Eating. 10 years expe-
ved. ' Send stamp for evidence.-
the
Tab]
LOG
WEL'
FOB
These Twists
with othe ‘ Mel
Hosrsenel
mediately relievt
being
Throat di
cure
s and
150‘ “I
cultie
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All
eta. r ce 2
G, 18 latt S
Sendgfor ircnlp
MIG TABLETS,
SOLIS "All llOAISEIEOI.
treat the Acid in Combination
- . poBular form, for
BOAT and L NG‘ diseases.
lceration of the Throat areim-
aud statements are constantly
roprletor of relief in cases of
ears’ standing. ' '
t
s.\ Get, only
nts per box. JOHN
‘ . Y., Sole Agents for
ells’ .Carbolic
CE. KEL-
l e U. S.
Aldo
\
:deceivedb worthless lmi- ‘
‘ trictl first-class tables ateni: com si- ,
$ I 65 n’be $165 to 8240, inclullling balls, fires, 3 For NOW York,
. . , rkers, etc., etc., ' Algal Az‘M.,'gosto‘l;Expr.efis.un .
31n-50 ‘ maquUWA'wNLev‘ICRK. ' ' 0:45 " ”3 .n u ' no“
1 _ ‘ 7.45 " Lsocal Express, stopping at Darlsn and
, tamfor . -
. , T.‘ G. SELLEW, 2.3; :: stopgiag at all stations.
. . - 1.18 P. M. stoppin at all stations.
K ' S .29 " Boston reel.
E s _ fig 1“ thgptpln substations.
I on rose.
OFFIC AND LIBRARY FURNITURE, 3:}; “ $35.22 33.53””
a ‘-
No. 1 FULTON ST. NEW YORK. - .u
' m“ 0’11“" peak" ‘ At 7 oo 3 0123‘): 3‘13: 10;" 12.15,(En )aoo
I3 All artists FITTED IP- 3111-“ '.,ialss, sso’thécsisi,)s.so, (humanize.
. Nor-walk liar New Haven.
AR CHEESI At s.» A: ‘11., stopping atuall stations.
The Bo apkgammon Board of Indih.‘ The most ' 0.44 “ ' Boston Express. .
fat-cine nd excitin ame ever published in this 1.31 P. M., stopping at all stations.
$0th opular ed t on 81.00, Medium $2.00. 4.83 3 Bosnia Express. . .
in , > . .
Also doom—2001.0 and KINGS and Cavsnrxae 5.52 “ stopping at all stations.
for sal the trade generally. . ~ . 76.3. . s x - t: z:
_ GAMES A SPECIALTY. - u,
u. a. narrow, a 00., Publishers, ""9 “3”" mm" . -
"‘1 '8 3”°""s"'°”°"°"‘° intents: ldzl‘il‘fl‘°il‘ii'“‘§'s“ti£i‘i'&
_ . . . : ° - a.
rican and Form Patents (“LN-“r ”NB-'0 P— '3 ' ' '
P havin stron eat ssi is? valid) claims. . ' - ‘ ‘ '
ngnci‘ilrl givingifull in ormrfiiou aborit all patents, “agile“ shill ofed'mmtsf “1" SW01! Houses
ew- “8 "’98 '- s Supt’s once, It]: Ave. and am St...New York.
_ 1 Asa’t Supt’s Ollice, Station House, New Haven.
i ~ JAMES H.-HOYT~ Sup’t.
.‘ ANCHOR LINE STEAMEBS.
SAtL am! Wannabe? m Subaru! 10 Axis non
NEW YORK‘AND GLASGO ,
Loudonderry to land malls and passen-
. fthis favorite. line are built
expressly for the ntic Passes er Trade,» and
titted up in every re set with‘ all t e modern im-
provements calculated to insure the'sefety, comfort
and convenience of passengers. - .
- deRatss,hyabiednCluvmifi -:
To GLASGO , LIVERPOOL and LONDO DERBY
Fla-st Cabln- 85 and $75-a‘ccordiug to location
Cabin Return Tiq $130, Securingbqt accommn’s.
Intermediate............$38 Steer-u ..... .......”8.
Parties sending for their ends it the Old Coun-
try cau purchase tickets at, reduced rates. For fur-
ther particulars apply to HENDERSON BROTH-
ERS, 1 Bowling Green,,N.Y. _ , \
culling st
gore. The Steamers
mush-13mm:
's
HE subscriber ha'ving purchased the oodwill,
tools, &c.,'of the Horse shoeing Esta lishment
of James D‘. Shea, in the rear of the Horse Railway
, Depot, is now fully prepared to fill all orders for
SHOEING HORSES
in thebestmanner. All diseases oftbefeet trestedolad
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.
Norwaik, June, 1809. , _ as
.llllP.
Sells Fine Family Groceries at the Lowest
Cash Prices
Alfred Knapp _
Sells Extra Oolong Tea for 90 cents.
Alfred Knapp ,
_ IN NEW YORK, . :1, p"; - tats. EA Sells Extra Japanese Tea for '31.00.
Hats, .’ ‘ Tnmmings, J. .G. FISHER it (70., ththesarsieo 1%Aeer.‘lrar-‘
.- . _ 14 FOURTH Avsnpii. N. Y. - 0p ositthh St. “mm "l "mm” I‘m“ Alf d Kna '
Have on hand a first-class assortmenL’ of Carpets, re pp
"Ribbons, . Small wares _0llCloths, acqwhichthey are selling at 'very low. . . ' ‘ ‘ _
, , , prices. Give them a trial and save 20 per cent. GREAT TIC ' ~ , . » -.
‘ . J lgBfi’lglééth Meagan pass Tildogfilnnms - lFIC TEA CO.,SChurch St. Sells English Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, and _
Flowers, , POPULAR .Notions. _ , . " ‘ , . _. ' romantics... "Y' _P 0.B_ox “a" I for ' Sardines
- ' - Reductcon of Proces- --« - » .. g .. - - . - ' ,
1 ., . , t P To CONFORM To " 2 l ' 3 ' i . . ..
PP. _, - . — HORSE tumors Altr dKn
, ' New YOI'k _ " REDUCTION OF norms. -. s I _, . P ,, l - - e- - app
Great saving to COmeumea-s 1) Bottles ~ ‘ , - - J. ‘ ' . '
Lam ' ' , - “mm”. 2 -, 11p crabs; ’ 3 R0 bes, LIN/132088, d930- Sells Children’s Carriages and Croquet Sets.
' ' WSend for our New Price List and a club form The largest variet Harness: Blankets. Robes Ac" _ V ' .. i
. e rill 8:601:ng niticontalmng full taiirections—urnalr- of all grades, of ,useiirN.York,(no_exceptions) Alf‘ ,d Kn a
n a or s oconsumcrs an r us . " ' “ ' '
8 STORES . . “8“ " . °- .rsazr- 2:: www- - re ‘ PP
‘ ’ ' TIIE'GBEAT AMERICAN TEA 00 , ' " ‘ " ' ’ ’ ‘
r , , I - ' , . , . ' an Glass Were
Silk Wallets P O B ' 5&13 J: 33 Vase; Street, ' ’ cs 'Ms M EMAKIQBRUI'A Sells Crockery, Cutlery, d
" ‘ 6th Ase ' ’ ' °‘ °'” -‘°'“" ‘“" Wareroomss 4 Chambers 3m“ Alfred Knapp
I . /
8 ti s ' '9 sum. J u R u E B I A _ _- Gran retribution : i
a n ’ , ‘ ' {I » ’ ‘ 3 ed the-Sciith Cerolfna Land .and ' . ~ ‘
. A _ I 1“,“:- 13:13.23“ Mn “finance 01mm, m“ Sells House Furnishing Goods, Wood and
1,0... g“ 3,, . IT IS NOT A PHYSIC—Tt is NOT what is popu- pr ect are sow. 00.000. 895.000, 3 0.000. 3.000: Willow-Were, Brooms, Brushes, Rage
Neck T,“ Collars, iariy called a BTTI‘ERS,-nor is it intended as such; twenty-live gifts 0100.000 “Ch: b“ dell other cash . d M is
' - lt isa South American plant that has been used for prizes. amounting 405. The chances ofa prize I“! a -
' _ . ' ' many years by the medical faculty of those countries are one in sixty-t Subscription only :5, net-tel-
. - ‘ with w‘lngerfniffmcaftyh up)? pgwcri‘illialterntlvc an: ”if." “uni-l1.” t Ier’llsewinnl’inev'g’grsglbevfiiy A ' d K
" , one use or ero e on.“ ensue e8t 0 sun » sno , e If ,
Handk'fi. 8th Aves, Cufl‘s, peri‘gct remgdy fOr all diseases of the r en 0ltihvernor, August on . t bxatl'lesO'Cogor, lYang’s re napp
Liirer ands leers Eula omens or O - “‘15“ “‘3 me me" c gene. '3‘” ' - ' ' ‘ -
, atrucarora o'r’lnae’salnesffirlnary, val: Bulli’rsl'r’eg‘fenf,’ JPs‘ihaeg‘L‘cfieEE‘h “‘3 gm”- Sells the best goods, and has the neatesl
Gloves, .. , - Bows, title, or Abdominal Or one. Poverty W- Gary. ce- We“ Er 3" JIOWD- W9" S . h
. Bet. 9158 It 22d Ste. . or 3 w.," of 3100.19 ntermlttcua Orinon, 704 Bnoamil. New YORK. Send for a cir- tore in l 0 City.
_ , . or Bemlttena Fever-e, luflemmu- “g; A well-knoll ctor CHW ”5.000 in South .
' Hosiery - Sou-ts, ‘l'r'ii‘h'lillgdti‘lifd’glhg'h’lg? ,' CérounnanhediszfitioninNovemIier.A «'51. .- Washington Street,
' THE ,1 A'bscoasles,'ll‘:rmors,.:au2dlee, .—; . - . ~
. cro a s e s a no - .
. - \ - and ’Pegel? 01:- tIs’elI-g - Ill ' SOUTH NOBWALK‘
Corsets, 8, ‘ > Towels, ; Concomitunrs. . , KCGP "10 01 Dry by “5 3 --»
' ‘ Bowery: Ill Wells’ Extract of Judicial - . - 8 - '
.. ' . i - - . S a V0 Shippm Tag;- ..
sum, Linings, is oligarc‘d td‘tibe ”$1116 anphggaiagi‘nvigprator antid F. "met 8 the, PIE 8" II ’ 8E8 ’
' remc ora mu eao e o or oror c . slz _
Cor. Bleecker St. weioknhss idling eir attendant cvils.’ For thegfzrt- On] 5 Gen t8, ALL P .
- gongcompaus ' . i l '_ - ' .
Pm» . ““5““ or. write rxreaot or laroaras , At 1 3- LockWW‘l’Do P a ' N T E n on P 1‘ ‘ I N -'
. .s :' ' ’ . is confident] recommended to ever fault] as 'a - ‘ ,'
I ALEX LYLE smehom mgmdry’liuId “in” lbte iieclyyhmi‘iagiv'i ' on sanr h ' m N walk Ceme- mm 100 or moo “ mam“.
' .‘ . era me E O t O S ! em 0 V0! eat ‘ ‘.n— (‘9- ili'C .:i e of ‘
Bustier, - :. ' p ' Flannels.t1 Paige :01,ng 1\the dvltzl fariiiitskd. animatés grid tery Associmim Apply at. the Gum-re. oilice. . SLEIGd WARTE P'
_ - ort. can wear“ yin a c emperuments. , —— ---'- , > ' _ h m
A MONTH—Emilie and czrrloge forgo:- JOHN (E IIEGLIIJOEG.‘ glaltmswfiegi Ides“: ¥0lksf tannins FOR'FA DY Ogiglfinit‘mggfg’ligfigtgidldi mull...
ed'c ansos'n -eam cane. . . woe gen or e u e aes.f ', s '. ‘ t t di d rd .A i ate
SBA ‘.pAugusgsJi’e. p ital Price One Dc’liarper bottle. Send for circular. 49 80 ,.— .LEWI. nrfifiiifg‘gifgiwmm 3,933? ,an 11800 0 er ppy It".
. ‘1‘" I ~ ‘4 t '
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Trains leevePassenger Station at Norwalk asfollows:
cently been ”coveted, reipaintsd
dildo
E-WUIN'I‘ADIPSSONS,
' AVE removed to their newrooiie in the P
g tgee Building (entrance one doc west o‘futth:
a re) where ey have a very largeesso. rlrnant 4:»
Furniture of every description,
Atgreatlyreduesdprlses.’
'unnnrsraxatvo, ‘
. hallltebnnd,‘ '
WNW-2 murmur
. A! m ‘
l-‘sn-nN imitate Warehouse
ear eupperendoflsungg, . '7
Tn] earn-lbw has the largest Illortrnsn
,Houee old Furniture in this Count consis‘tino'
ofChambersuitsofalikin hum", ' In“.
gum-pop, Card Tabi Marble-top Pier Tshls'.
of In I "am, . ,mTf lulcbplrsandltoeksr.
groomer: ism Plea-lo Pn-
an everyth g 'irr e Furnitureli h
gag; Repairing promptly done‘by experli'eehsedegbgr-
.olvrss’tma‘amaafo, '
Alsr assortmen ’ on ' -
mg", on‘handf-“c na,of thehestmsterlelr.
. . ELDERT—BAYMOND.
aislrtlclm roillloriil
The Norwallc Engine.
mo 1ND STEEL!“ assortment And, In" .1811. Coalition“! Ann. 13m. 1871. _ THE MOST. SIMPLE, PERFECT
alga. lg]? flat and oval. CAST STEEL AND Monitor-wall. Sabbatical}. AND'CHEAPEST ENGINE -
""lid'Sl‘. '“l‘l‘ ll‘i'l' hm“ “SWEEP?“ ° :2 3 fi' “2‘” 12' “' ‘ ‘7 “ - IN "THE mum“ '
I a CI 8 on OS 8 '1 8w E . u ‘ .
B ng,’Rivets, Lace Leat er.Me'chinery s 03 " bio-Trait. x g i: “ thilgfiofinfies'ir‘ Ii'vlgelgln to the emtive, war of
, s; Mill, Circular, and other Saws; 8 38 “ New Haven. 0 0! “ w K [RON W3 ’ glnelbxnusin eNOR-
. ecbsnics’Too afu.iassortmeut. e 09 “ New York. 0 as “ V VES , s“ hBKS BA Cl "“03
MOWI MACHINES, AWN isowsus, o as -- New Haven Ex. 9 45 u “c.,,“ g“, "2 “film” "“1 10m 1m
_ w .m, RAKES, pLows, 10 05 t. No Train. 10 ,5 .. . "elm in"; 01;1 an in , essolfcitedandrsfo
contisggpusush DE" scoors 1° ‘5’ :s‘ 11:???" 11 °’ 1‘ ‘ s n . o e ' ‘
a g - t . , - .
31m .'. K’s HAY A“ '31. A K 0 mm, .th; 11:24 P.M. N?) Tuba. 1; gr, I, Ill!“ “Till SIAM”! "some "I"
beat. in _I . « _ 15 5‘ u N. Y. Accom. 1 so ~ss Address NOBWALB- HIGH '0.“
D00 WINDOW sssn AND BLINDS, or the 1 ,0 .. New n.1,". 1 as .. 1,3, . ”an, nonwm c‘r
vet-yhltv.1 guilty. GIOTIS‘OJIIIILI] on hand. Purchasers 1 39 st N011. Haven Ex. 3 02 u . - ‘ . - , . . . J -
are oexamne em. '1! ' rein . s .. . . _
g'ASH ItGHTg,fiogvcdae,thelllies‘: in market 3:: u 12;: Train: :3 ‘u ' ISMc—cngncns ’rss‘ ‘-
renc ‘ a e an ll 0W 833,8 8 CS. , 3 00 ts New York ‘3. 3 u u I ‘ ' ,
Pure lte Lead to etherwlthafull assortment . v
ofPure inte and Oilsfs erm,Ncat’s Foot, and 3% a: 11:33.21“ :91, :‘s EEHEB‘I‘ "AcHIIIST andJuBBEB'
P. i, :; Pew-mus. .. ;; Ewmmmma.”
" ' ._ WMVC- 5““ ET' :1: as $2,333.; 3, :2: s.. ~N8°Nnmsfldllzhtarticleroncorltrach Agzatfor
Norw.31ay22. 1871. ' - 91 5 ,6 . rs New 3"”, ' 5 53 is wggzltggg‘egmproved Jfonzlail. Turbina Water
‘ ——~- .. ' 646."N.Y..I;N.H. .520 u 1' 0' 0m 0! ~
' AWEEKiBeetC s ,Shutt'e Sewin ' a so N No Train. a is .. "“"m'mcw'ih' 5m¢°1°°n°°llelk I in
$1]. 3 My??? in th§wor dgAaent‘s Waflggz : g: ‘ I: £0331; ' “g z.‘ Shopiustbaek oftns Horse nu'iwavnufldlm ' 3*
. V . m-r ALI-’1.',° ‘ ”- Diariet N' amazon-sou. Ian-
D . . 333 5: 11:: 3:33: 5 33 3 ESTATE of with“ 8mm, Into-.115“ or-
PR“ TABLE EMPLUYMENT as: “ No 'rmn- are u ‘mm' “' ““1 “in“:
~ ~ . 8 55- as No Train. _ 9 15 .. fl‘-'x.l'lie Courto Probate bath. limited and mowed
“is “mummified: “sitar ‘2 1: 1: hut:- 3- d :3 .8: .' humane—churtdrue Emma:
01’ - me D - ' s ‘ . . . , . '
gill". liberal salary or on ennui-Emu. A 1 to " some: only-m, 1° 3° $31.33 " lift“: 1335??? edit. #353."
also Wagon given to Agents: FullPartlcu- P 311 ILOCRWOOD, Pfl'l- covery All persons magnum.“ estate are re:
1mm ed on application- “are"w-A-HEN ~ ' questedtomake immediate a cutie
RISES}? ‘i‘l’d’ ‘“e”"g°"“°""""‘" 23:: DANBUBY at ivorrwsur as. I". 0mm am {'3'} “mum”... ~
' ’ ' - - AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT. 3"” “up“ “I'm“ -
P. mammoth. WWW“ 8 m on "
N s .5 ' . r
Just Pu bed for 131mm ofNeIs England Stairs, __ ”4‘“ “Am" - ; . - - 8
on Lar ale), Beautwg Colored in Townships. new BMW for m NW": “ ‘ s ' s "
'est v bllshed. Wiiioutssuouotmrraps,snd 630 l-Illoi 19 m-H slip-ma Freight eta-45 P- II! SOLDIERS “flPfl‘fls Half
with o S. and World Me 875 temper month Lease Nos-tam Bridge/or Smith N . ‘ -
iaufndd aeertam {as}. Spa for dfsglpéive Citcn- - A” as s.m.;1 05, o 18, ands or p. in. ’ 2
on re 1‘ a once. . BERNIE ll’lll DI! I] :'
Publish °“°°"l' nyH. h ""56 LeaeuV -u‘ ”amour: buryundaiio ART GALLERY, 7
Atacama.-ailip.m.-Proighttrsiustuus.ul. ' . - - ' '
4A. NATIONAL ress'l‘rain' for Dan Bethel Reddin and ' ' '
. ' ' Suggrd’l, leaves Norwalk ildge et'c as . mgand ' AT IDABIEN, “a
S' INGS BANK u‘铧si’°d'§'t°335"inf°'“Mm“ "“9 ens ss'illslvss's "All. Ilass‘ 'rsr var ear
- I I 0113 a ' ~ -
1 OL'EUR‘EIIL’S‘T‘REUETMMNEWOKK ‘ nrmnuruufi'isssicn as m " " . 5-5,," I: m," i -' :mnhh‘,
Dep Dam on mum. will: intemtdue. ‘ Trains '011 3 seem Branch i'un iron the up “new“, °°" ' ’ 9m” -- - ,
IItliltg idlgébiyrggecggadt‘s‘pogitgrgléesiding out trims andtothe owntrflfisfiw W B , _ ‘ .’ lnAmerica, and lovers ofArt will gratliytheirftasts
-° ' 8A,, _ HARRIS. " ' p , . . . AWE?!”- audaid arwortllyeherltybyvisltingthenome.
WEN LE. WW- “ 5° N.,Y. a: N. n. BAILBOAD. . .
- , ' ~ . FOB. 8m.
. .. AMERICAN ~ . . . .
, ' - ' - mm mmenmm Buildin S ‘ d
B Lilli TABLE! l. Whom“... - 5 an ’
7 .
woo lasagna on
Fine Building Stone.
Apply toIGEOo A. ST. JOHN, '
11 EAST AVENUE.
, ._ turmoil is thin '
TO OUR Lane! erocx or
WALTHAM WATOEBS !
AND. WE SUBMIT '_ ,
Tun-POLLCwmo REASONS
WHY THEY. SHOULD BE
rattlerro u silt 0Tll£l
‘ AERIC'AN arms.
IN THE FIRST PLACE,THE
_ AND HAS FOUR-FOLD THE
EXPERIENCE OF ANY‘
OTHERS ENGAGED IN
THE BUSINESSIN THE
UNITED STATES
o
IN'THE SECOND PLACE, THE
IS FAR MORE PERFECT.
AND; VARIED.1AND As A
._ RESULT-THE WATCHES
7 . ARE or FAR HIGHER
GRADE, AND OF GREATER
VARIETY. AND ARE PLACED
IN THE MARKET AT MUCH
'lilViEli PfllllES Tlilll lili alums,
QUALITY AND STYLE . _
FULLY CONSIDERED
IN THE THIRD PLACE, THE
wsurusn WATCH
IS NOW A STAPLE ARTICLE
ITS REPUTATION FULL- Y
ESTABLIs-; AND AS
, p . . A CONSEQUENCE
IT IS SOLO All!” PROFIT
THAN'ANY‘OTHER- 8-. -
w ammmm-
alumni 8 to
' 555 and 567'Brosdudymu.‘ '
g _ Sea lllosel-b'rine.
i on makiu Dlneeussgo,‘ looms- Pi Pad
PF slurs, rofid'roriuvalids, as. rich ”’ e
'makes slat en‘querts. Priceficsau. Sold, y '
. . ,.x mutt.
e V g l, : .‘V.
Haw Dress/mg Saloon
* ; ’.A-GAIEI'I'EBITIL'DING. -; l la
. . IULSI eoftlle Heart
Po. 10011 ‘. ., [Om taken mm)...“
will exert bins." to conduct {its business in me a
manner as to give complete setisihetton to all who
favor him with their patronage. The 311502;; I...-
a
throughout. Competent workmeuwili befoaad la
tbat‘lislosohn] :i’ellnrfissonabliu hoigr“ ll! ill! Ol‘
a - av a dire- ‘
etc., executedihthsheatmnag'aer a “misuse
styles. This is theortlzpiaeeiutown-w MO..-
ers an ex ieuce the e ightful so a eft'Dur
Brxshilng. Machlnelrlég',~ 'with “as ' ‘ “68‘6“.
r va e room for ea ”will be' be
has niltted where s laleare ll"!
euttin and (‘1’ng . Ladlemnd Children’s heir,‘ete.
A URL us at has tab! the saloon is
ble’s Block. 'South Irwin be
Norwelk.-,where
pleased to meet all who deals- hfefin
Walker’s vinegar", g" raises". ‘.
Not enAleoholic Bum Tryst-m 'e'e'a‘hseon
' it be ‘aeiale ' '.l'o ‘ie ,
“ma" ' n. :1" 1151’s.».
coon FAMILY no .sud 'e‘ Two-seated
LIGHT WAGON.in good order. Inquire at the
Gaza": Onrou. ’ . T , ‘ . ‘
Aha Iv 4.x: : _
"V A ' Lion THE —— _ _, :
DUKE ALEXIS
_ —A’l‘.. . .' “
WHITNEY’S.
ills ruslsasaril is street-ml: in.
Those who-wish to see the handsome man of the
age, will be able to do so by calling at the
WHITNEY GAL-Lunar,
; chasm momma.
Wallham llomp‘slly“ is the Oldest,
liacllleull lleiillltlldllllaolll.
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