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, .. He died thatI might live;
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Myself to Him to give.
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I'll go, whato’er befalleth me,
He owneth me, He Owneth me .
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Be waketh me, Be waketh me
When sin hath sealed mine eyes;
He maketh me, He msketh me
From slumber to arise.
He telleth me, He telleth me
3 To work or Him today
His love so free compelloth me
To care rllt souls astray.
. Ho teacheth me, He teacheth no
The words Of endless life;
.And ioyingly beseecheth me
‘ To shun all sin and strife.
He blesseth me. He biesseth me
' In tunes Of love and cheer;
And while His love posesseth me,
No evil will I fear.
0 Jesus; Thou art more to me
Than my weak speech can tell, -
In heaven there’snone comparedwlthThe';e
0n earth none loved so well.
~ Isms.
KRISS Kmart—In Germany and other
Northern European countries the traditional
benefactor of the children, with his Christ-
mas budget for the good children’s stockings,
is better known as Kriss Kringle—Christ-
infant—unknown to be derived from the
cirCumstance that a representation of the
infant Saviour' 1n the manger formed a part
of their Christmas decoration. Bad children
instead of the sugar plums from Kriss
Kringle, find in their stockings “the birchen
rod" from Pelsnichol. The Germans of
Pennsylvania brOught their Teutonic cus-
toms- at an early period into that state,
while Santa Claus came with the Holland-
ers into New York. In New England,
‘where the Puritanical customs against the
English Church, whose heavy hand they
had felt, gave little quarter to any of the
' English Church festivals, it has not been
till within the present century-that this
festival has been _much observed. With-
in the last meaty years, however, a great
change hos been wrought, and the day is,
now very generally Vobserved' 1n all the New
England States. a.
-——-——+o.
Wine and Drunkounoss.
The notion that thereis little Or no drunk-
enness in wine-produCing countries is not' in
accordance with general facts, although
there are probably a few wine-growing lo-
calities” to which there is less beastly intox-
ication than' to some other localities where
-intCmpcrance‘ in strong “drink prevails. In
Armenia, where the people drink the pure
juice of the grape, and drink it fresh, there
is drunkenness of the most beastly chame-
ter. We commend the follOwing statement
by a correspondent of the Interior, writing
fi‘om Armenia, to all who imagine, like
Judge Ludiow, that if there were more wine
produced 1n this country, there would. be
less drunkenness:
The wine there' to made in a very primi.
tive manner, and' is entirely unadulterated.
But the fact remains that beastly intem-
1113c rance is the besetting sin of the peo 1e.
he habit of the nominal Christians— es-
torian and Armenian—when no reforma- '
tion‘ is effected, is to drink wine as the
camels drink water,‘ in enormous quantities.
There is this peculiarity, also, that usually
the drinking“ ts done up between the itin-
tage and the spring. The wine' 1s exhausted
at the Eastern feast. During the wine sea-
son, beastly drunkenness' 1s too common to
excrte comment. I- have been' in large vil-
lages on a feast day when it was nearly
impossible to find a sober man in the place
The corruption of morals, the degradation
Of mind, the midnight Card‘usals, the losses
from riotous living, from idleness, quarrel-
ing and crime, are too enormous to be ex- *
aggerated, The .w.1ne weddings with their
tram of evils are the enemy of the Chris
tian peasant, and the source of debt land
misery that often crush him, and break up
his home. "
From the Providence Journal.
The Deud Dcsnocrutic Putty. '
The last new departure of the Democrats
goes no better than the others. Pro’test
after protest comes up in this case, as befbre,
against the folly of attemptin to run a party
wi“oi1t some sort of princip es. The first
-.- ll. departure from the doctrines of the
- , 3-.-, - the seconds departure from the party
1"-1t is the Democratic party walking
.1 3. w1th1tself or repeating the miracle of
.L‘c old saint who went about with his head”
under his am. There' 1s no lack of promi-
nent men among the Democrats, who, seeing
no hope for the party, would like to tempt
the chances of persOnabelevation byjoinin
its brOken fragments to the discontente
elements of the Republican party. But
discontent and defeat are bad materials to
build up a party with, and the prospect of
success fOt such a combination was never
less flattering than at present. The influen-
tial Democrats,who have no personal ends' 1n .
view do not approve the plan, and the rank
and file can not see the fun ofgoing into the
fight to help one Black Republican beat
another, the only difi‘erencep between the
two, so far as Democratic preferences are
concerned, being that one is in and the
other wants to be. -
No, no; there is no use in pretending to
be alive when one is really dead. Let the
Democratic party ask for decent burial.
Nothing more can be done for it. It is en-
tlitled to that not for itself, but for the pub-
!” “\' ‘iL‘A.
i society in New York
. .*13ecti%3g, and at the insti-
3 .. -.- * 5.... L oodford the pres-
~.-: cancers were thrown out of their si-
tions and new ones were elected. Mr. DOC.
Cowdin 1s new president 1n place of William
MEvarts. .
The San Francisco Alta Cali arm'a says
that the crime of jerking the air out of
your will? s head isnot so sinful as it formely
was. It“ ts just as ungentlemanly as ever, but
it doesn’t hurt as it used to.
It 1s related ofd’ member Of the Boston
bar that ends meeting in the dog days the
estimable son of a father ofrather equivocal
reputation, in an absent-minded moment be
amazed him by inquiring how the old
gentleman stood the heat. The old ge13itle-
man had been dead two months.
A Kentucky girl says when she dies she
desires to have tobacco planted over her
grave, that the weed nourished b her dust
ma be chewed by her bereaved overs.
HY is ‘Eissing your sweetheart like
eating soup with a fork ? Because it takes
a long time to get enough of it.
The lighthouse board has asked for an ap-
propriatlon of $15, 000 to rebuild the tower '
and kee er’ s dwelling at Stratford Point.
The v. J. D. Potter, the evangelist was
married lost' Week to Miss Hastings of ter-
ling, Mass.‘ 111: will sail with his wife‘ for
Scotland' to January,where he has been invi-
ted by Dr. Bonar and other ministers to hold
revival mectinas
Wendel PhilYips is called by a Scottish
aaeet, in Edinburgh, “11 sort of Ame 'can
Rochefort, Gautbetta, and Victor ngo
aolled into one.’
The Americas club buildin ,at Greenwich
has been released by the s eriff, seterai
members having given security to Knapp &
Fitch for the sum of. 67, 500 'due' on account
of buildmg contracts.
An American lady employed by the Amer-
ican Bible society to distributing Bibles in
Rome, and so fat has not. been interrupted
in her work‘ to the slightest do
About half the Greenlandersmng to the
Lutheran communion and the ministers sal-
aries range from $800 to $1400, which is a
. better average than in the United States.
The change of the general parades of the
German army from Sundays to Wednesday,
is regarded as a public recognition by Em-
peror William of the sanctity of the Sabbath.
\ GOvernOr Jewell hasa waisted Chati’
DL‘Wa 1*, Dr. Gurdon Russel of Hart-
_ ford, innit-uncle Wayland of New Haven,
state- priso inspectOrs. The commission is
created by aresolution (passed by the last
legislaturo,an‘d 1s inten ed‘to cover an in-
quiry into the details of the prison manage-
wuvon during the coming year
A1 scnriber Vof Merry’s Museum. and the Kitchen FIII'DIIIII'O' ’
- Iron Hollow Ware.
Plain, Enameled, Tinned. Galvanised and
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icyI James Parton,TheodoreTiiton Gall To an ton
E? —A3EB "Aefi’lb‘fiellls GPA?!e Sill! lll’I,II the;
colldlest weather. See you get the genuine Sold by
$22 5W.
Flour .2: Feed,
terrttory up
.111 MAIN six, (UpStnirs,) sonwstx. CONN
SPECIA L ATTENTION GIVEN TO CHILDREN’S
FRAMES s uarc and oval, for sale cheap.
ROM several A No.! Dairies at Iowfi res.
F 41 0.121.111. 95.1.11
SIG"! Alidillllll WAIE,_—
DD MAGAZINE is
01.110 "Bind Pomero ’s Democrat, etc,, which is an
It one
31 e‘geman’s Cain pho
with Glyco ne; keeps the
ands soft in the'
penses patd H B SHAW, Alfred, Me
C.3~ B. CASE,
No. 55 MAIN STREET,
DEALER IN
3F1ne Team 7
we -..:msw.ewnr. 2.1. m
The best an
I . INGEBSOLL’S WATER ELEVATOR.
crushed and eryd
mac -
destroying the ellcac
eat variet of
, ignrentionod 1Y1 th s advertisement.
COME AND SEE US.
' .41.. enter. H. NASH MOTHERS
olflMGO 3"." DESTRUCTION. WW “2.....111111112rstatt'tiW"
line,
300D, WILLOW. Tfl': AND 3
EARTHEN WARES !
All kinds of
Japaunod
1n
“$331.13!“ng Wood M Cocks
Sheet Load,
bon' Materials. Tile
“1919.33: dralus a can 110°15‘-
AGENTS FOR
HARTFORD EARTH CLOSET 00.0
—for——
NOVELTY CLOTHES WDINGBD,
—for—-
TINGLEPS III IIIIIIIITAI.“ Ifllfllll
CREAM FREEZER
1! only practical Frcosor in market
—-for-
——-—-
ALSO. AGENT FOR FAIBFIELD COUNTY
for the
Ohio iron Clad- Paint '00.
warranted to be mirouo
Those Paints" new uedby expensive ls’tastpingan
No heat or chemicals are
of th s paint. These
‘ therey
f rther and sat lo r than any
”Halon " GROBEBIES’ £33.. y'cighg‘ioi... them, an ttrfihcm. and we
will take our chances for the res
Corner Alain and Water Sta. .,
CITY OF SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
The subscribccmas' madcarrangontn . 113:; .13. 11; ah be
evil!!! bored"!
direct «on: Scotland. no is also pnpmd to mm.
‘ovory kind of .
ITALIANG AND AMERICAN MARBL:
earring,
an in Western Connocti cut, the subscriber
$312: its’rsputation for artistic excellence and
honorable doalin is already too wollestabllshod to
need commendat on. Addressll. 11.1mm my...
Mechanic St., in the rear of the new Bank, oxwflk
BARNUM’.,
.411.
Union Marble W~w~r..s, ' '
MILLLNEVIIY GOODS =.-.-
Butt 'ord,Ct. ~ swat
NORWALK. CONNv
Scotch Graduate.
EDMBE OB BROWN STONE.
,asfll Entities. and
in general at the
narrator roasts” mixers s.
cometary leash, Iron lsllng, an,
tarnished and pgtm up att’lshort notice and on very.
terms.
Representing an establishment the olden and best
CHA'I'IIAII SQUARE.
1111111 11111111 Store
IN NEW YORK.’ ‘
WOOD CA'PVETKNG,‘
loou Ball Kitchens Bath 8 N
“"3 s. , “C ooms, talro. arso-
Dancing
tlon Parlors to.
e have also a ' o
both fancy and staplo,not
CANNED FRUITS.
Crockery, Woollen 83. Willow Wore,
Tobacco and Cigar...
A gnodassOrtment of WHIPS,
011., men, £13.,
CHOICE BUTTER
Constantly on hand.
111111 11111 star attoro.
son'rn NORWALK
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The proprietors ofth—is establishment,being among
the most extensive manufacthrers and wholesale
dealers in the state, beg leave to announce, to the
citizens of South Norwslk and vicinity, thatthey have
opened a retail house in South Norwalk, where they
will show a full assortment of all goods usually found
in a furniture store, and sell as low as the lowest.
BUGKINGHAM Gr 00.
UNDER TA3KERS,
AND DEALERSIN FURNITURE.
Main St., Opposite R. B. Depot,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Mauufactory and Wholesale Depot, Bridgeport
Conn. . 113m
ladies & Gentleman’s Restaurant.
HOME-MADE PIES constantly
on hand.
“If IIIAIIII'S If “If VIISIIIPIIBI.
ORNAMEN TING done very neatly and at
short notice. 3
3 ICE . CREAM
made to order and furnished in good .1er for '
Partie3o3,&c.
TRY OUR COUNTER GOODS!
Pure Molasses Candy, Barley CoCoanut; Japanese
Cocoanut: Everton 'l‘a'fly Coconut} Cream Bar;
Peanut Bar: Ice Cream Candy; Chocolate, Vanilla
and Strawberry Caromels.
A large variety of choice goods in our line con-
stsntly° on hand .
'Franlc Mead & 00.,
No. 3 Gazette Bulldnlg, Nonwnlk
Tris IMPROVED
E :M: ‘P I a E:
' 11mm 11111111..
ls justly regarded as one of the
best in market for the
following reasons:
1r HAS a smarsur NEEDLE
IT HAS PERPENDICULAK ACT
SIh]3i)AKES THE LOCK STITCH ALIIKE ON BOTH
RUNS OVER SEAMS WITHOUT S IPP N
wwwmarna” . L ’ °
. GOODS, FROM THE
LIGHTEST MUSLIN T0 HEAVIEST LEATHER.
is a Family Sewing Machine
It has no superior.
AS A MANUFACTURING MACHINE
The- Nos. 2, 8 and 4 huvo no
competitor.
TH3E ElllPTlG SEWING MACHINE.
ole ltavingvused the machines manufactured by
thce eeicr & iison 00., will read the following
car'ttwlth much leasure:
" Wc mauul‘ac are and warrant the Elliptic Sew-
ing Machine, and recommend it with the recent im-
movements as one of the best for family use and the
general purposes of scwi
(Signed ,) - WHE ELI: WILSON MFG.C 0.0 "
Thee above will be endorsed by all using the ma-
chn
MACHINES FOR SALE 0N INSTALLMENT
““é‘r‘é’lii‘fi"§i‘r‘ih‘ii°°o’xiii" s k 1
- E to .
MACHINES REPAIRED. en 11 exchange
ATTACHMENTS for all machines.
COTTON. SILK THREAD, and OIL, ofa superior
qusli
”0310: A" V! oAIEll’S WAIIEI. Forterm Ind
OHENRY JONES,
General Agent.
DRESS- MAKING.
In all its branches.
CLOTHING.
A large Collection of PICTURES. CHROMOE;
Norwallf, ov, 29,4370. 48tf_
BUTTE-Fl. BUTTER.
1 .
meat and brison' discipline.
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SELLECK BROS,
OLD Poe-r omen BUILDING.
QUINTARD’S BLOCK,
CAN FURNISH YOU WITH”
oooorntrs,
Flour,
‘ Feed,
Hay,
' Straw,
Kerosene 011,
c1330., doc},
BY THE
GAR IOAII [Ill IESS OllAllTI‘".
AT THE
LOWEST MARKET PRICES !
ALSO
Rave on Hand.
’ AND sun Raoinvmo EVERY DAY
Fresh Ground 00. 11 and Oats,
CHOPPED BYE, &c.,
FROM BO UTON’B HILL,
Formerly known as Davis’.
AND
FRESH WHEAT GRIN,
FROM KELL Y’S JULLI
WHICH THEY OFFER AT WHOLESALE AND
RETAIL.
ru- xon waN'r nu unsu
811111 in Gtttttt’ 11 1311111111111,
WE ARE AGENTS FOR THE
3|MPR0VEO EUREKA BALANCE;
'r 111 nasrr IN 'r'nr. MARKET.
CALI. AND SEE THEM.
- work.
’Ecery Saw Warranted
1-
ac.’
‘V ‘ AtE. K. LOCKWOOD'B.
ALFRED llNAP'l'
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 81.00.
Alfred, Knapp
Sells English Pickles, Sauces, Jellies, and V
Sardines
Alfred Knapp
Sells Children’s Carriages and Croquet Sets.
Alfred Knapp
Sells Crockery, Cutlery, and Glass Ware
Alfred Knapp
Sells House Furnishing Goods, Wood and
Willow Ware, Brooms, Brushes, Rugs
. 3 and Mats.
Alfred Knapp
Sells the best goods, and has the neatest
Store in the City.
lVashongton Street, ,
SOUTH NOBWALD'
l'utrgls'otb or lululd Floors,
on- bio 'ulusootiug.
For Hotels. Public Build! s, Billiard Rooms. Ss-
.School Rooms,
MANTILLA SILK VELVI‘I‘S, 52 INCHES WIDE.
KID GLOVES at 75c.
assess ftill.
raoosanns or HATS'AND sonasrs
COME
- ’ Fourth Floor Manufhetnrlng.
.‘tlvm.
4..)
~-.._nard&’mw couraru snnn‘c.
.E. matey to Son’s Eh" ..totuwre...ttt amt:
mlgllfl Fascination or Soul Charming,4oo
tuolisur, Sorcor! Demanding, wilaudathousand
PRICES. SILKS, SATINS, RIPS.
BLACK AND COLORED SILK VELVETS AND
1’5, I .00, 1.85, 31.50, 1,00. 8.50. 3.00. 3-50 “P-
canar ass'r sins usuausnum ”12:11.33.“ ’11-‘31?“ “1‘." mi“ 31,"
800 GRAND Sr. N. Y. Cm. - {fit-Gil“ smtrmfflmnr'zm W- 11v 8-3155
:No FANCY PRICED
sass masons a'r nau- LAST aromas ’ “TO BOOK scams; ,
VBLVB’I'BBNS new book is now for esnvasse ‘It isa com-
- an _ panton volume tol llllllf Ii”;
waste tim books no one wants,
to will stopyou on the strooeto
-l’
There is a time to laugh," and all who read this.
book will see clearly that time base For
rito tory or circulars address AMERICAN PUBLIBH- tall at '0'.“ New York prices.
' ' 5.50 PEI YARD.
FIATBBRS, MWBRB, D3388 AND CLOAK gigging)...“ Hartford, Conn“ or Geo. N. Smith & Co. tfii
TRIMMINGS
MRK TWAIN’S
nous, vaults: NOTIONS.
COBSBTS a sPnctamv or
m. as. 1.00, 1.110, 1.15, 2.00, up.
cause nosrunv. UNDnavns'rs AND
Duawans.
LACRSJIRIDLIWOBK, FANCY GOODS, M ON! “00"! PM”!!! 111.339.116.11...
REPOB TORY 745 Broadway, New
York. was Harts’sM
MFDQARYNZ. ’
The best Dollar Glove in this City.
livery pair Warranted,
TWO BUTTONS 00s., 1.00, and !.i5.
mm AND UNTRIIOIID. KNITTED I
WOVIN WORST!!! GOODS,
INFANTS swans AND Dnussas.
LADIE' UNDBBCLUI'BING.
III III IIIAIIII‘I’.
SEQ 8
Third Floor Inclusivoly Wholesale.
EDWARD RIOLEY 81 SONS,
lives would be ion cued edmany ".snch
_ fifit of a mouthful o decayed teeth. Mu
bola
at mm co TON DIN
or Iugtltutc, New Yorhfl
luntnnthnn
LAOGHABLE!
There are thousands of people. old and gang;
Moot—then hcom esinaitorwa
nooks
115.672 Books on hand-
SEND STAMP.
.(No. a Bookman Street.) . 51-5111
I". an. 8113. Guild. 0!, I30, 05, E Ind 70.
urches
Boone. Libraries. Boeop- ‘
“economyand durability. it
fr), Broadway, “mt
AcsdoulosJIs
,.......-. 3-53,“ Tull 'Eliilititll Without Pain!
Bun-oven! Geog: Institute to at Broadway
. cur.ofiid8t.,N.Y . tireprsetlcodevotodto
painless extraction oftoo Reduction to persons
. of limited mcons.
NITBOUS OXIDE GAS.
' on. "selection
r011 TWO runs OPERATOR
At 00le Dental Association.
BLINDs
I... IILIIIIS, I'I'AII lAllS, Km, ‘03.
ENAMELED, EMBOSSED, - - E .
GROUND AND OUT GLASS;
Alonso and well assorted stock of the above
goods constantly on hand at the lowest rates.
Order work promptly attended to. Builders and
owners will find it to their advantage to get our
estimate before purchasing. Special attention
given to Buox Wanton and other Frasr-Cuss
' Estimates and Price Lists furnished on applies
tion. v .
Vlllll'llilili d. 00..
954 and 950 Cunal Street,’
1.11 saw roux.-
O
WELCH & GRIFFITHS’
CLIBRATID
oruoxnau saws, ,
man saws ' i A w
woon saws, g
CROSS-CUT SAWS,
4 Are Superior to all others.
Dos-foot musueuou Guuruufood.
or For saloby Hardware and Country Dealers.
and the Manufacturers,
WELCII 8t GRIFFITHS,
41 145 and 141 Peder-u! 8f., Dostoudm
Bbys «sand. Girls
At E. K. LOCKWOOD’S‘.“
THE
New .11....
Sewing allaohine
Manufhctured by the
WEED SEWING MIOHINE OO,
HARTFORD, CONN,
ts called the
“FAMILY FAVORITE”
«o
nd all who have tried them pronounce
them rightly named. Please give them
. atrial. Satisfaction guaranteed,
‘ ' or no sale.
E. H. PARKER.
Weed Sewing Machine
Also, for
E. BUTTEBICK a. CO’S
Celebrated
Patterns of Garments...
FOB
Ladies Misses,- Boys and Little Children of
.Both Sexes. -
, Manufacturer of
SKIRTS
CORSETS'.
AND DKALEBIN
Dress Trimmings and Buttons ,
Ladios’ Furnishing Goods,
- Lacesnnnnclronams, ac.
LUMBER
SHINGLES
We have recoivoda' selection of Dry Lumber
consisting of Plank. oards, Siding and Flooring.
lso a v choice article of Shaved and Bowed
hiugios,w wiek‘wootorafthe .lAufiNBP lowest musket
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- .0 1““ mi NJW'SY s‘l‘l‘ofl
,s-LEDs.)
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DEBLSING, VIEN NAN
Flowers,
Feathers. . V . 3 ' ToB'tSosps
. New York ,
Laces, Perfumery,
Velvet». STORES, SIMmV
Silks. Wallets,
‘ 6th Ave” 3 . '
souni. Shim.
Cor. sad s»,
Rock Tics, Collars.
. , Band" 9 8th Allie” Cufi's,
mm" lot. am a: and on. “3"“
Hosiery, THE Scarfs.
Corsets, " I Towels,’
3 Bowery, ‘
Skirts, . Lining}.
. - Cor. Dloocker St. '
Pads, .3 3 Muslin‘s,
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE
no a. m FULT’N sun, N. r.
RBBBAN & 301130 11 the Season with an im-
mense Stock in SUI MOYBRCOATS A c
ING of every description. for all ages and all occu-
pation's and occasions. From the extensive range of
sides little time is required to make satisfhcto se-
lections; or 1! preferred, any garment is ma e to
measure at a few hours’ notice.
OVERCOATS .9", e12.
ovnacoa'rs coo, .30..
ovnncoa'rs 340, coo.
sUrrs e15, SUITS coo, snrrs w.
some 00, some can, sons :50.
sorrs cats, 15st :40, sure coo.
BOYS’ SUITS, or; as.
'novs' snrrs 310, .15.
Boys sun's 320,125.
SBLF- ultAsURB—of which thousands
are avallln themselves—enables
in any of.the coudtry to ordi-
rect from them with the certainty of te~
caving the most PBRFBOTFITS attain-
.a e.
ULBSBFO BBLF- MEASURE, Samples of Goods,
Price List and Fashion Sheet Sun Fan- on :5
plicution
R. H. MACY
Having been in the Euro h Markets durln the
last lsix monnhs ham I mnowYaud
psnin the nextm threge months new
0
h' maul... emu
SWITZB ND & ITALY.
riht and fresh 1.1.: what you want. The greatest
vaoty of flu aucy articles,
TOYS, Donna, DOLLS’ art's-scans,
risers, maornnnrns. V
Billttt, Ties, F111, Fitters,
Hosiery, Underwear.
B OUSBKBBPING and HOUSBFURNISHING
ooons.s11am. wanna, 'runnrmos,
a... over shown in New York. We are selling than
at usury/WWW.
’ PM: gm I 111mm to sum
R. H. MA CY, ‘
14m Sn, & 6m Avn., NEW YORK.
WI 0 K ES’
ECLECTIC
OIL
is intended for use in ordinary kerosene lamps,
wherever goodi ht and perfect securit from ac'ci-
dent are require. It is prepared carom ly at tho.
HUDSON RIVER OIL WORKS,
° AND CANNOT BE EQUALED son
Purity, Brilluucy, and Economy,
Furnished in cans. cases and prime barrels. by
J. H . WICKES, ,
120 nuldou Lane. N. Y.
"For sale by I. (,8. ||. "III”. agents for Non-
L
George Sloane
_ IS NOW OFFERING A'I‘ '
Extrubrdluu I31.0w Prices,
Hats and Bonnets. Rich Yelvet'e Silks, Sat-
ins, Flowers, Feathers Fringoa es. French Cor-
sets, Bos'iory, Snaps, lml‘orfuruory, Small Wares, ac.
Dru-dwpy and 10th 84., N. Y. 3 51n40
mar. WK- .1. 110..
WhOIosalo a Retail Doalorsin. a Manufacturers of
FURNITURE
OF EVERY VARIETY,
0’ DOVER! uour CANAL ST., N. I.
We also furnish Steambosta, Hotels, and Public
~ Buildings agthc Shortest Notice.
All Goods purchased of our House
GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED. 511140
Illlld. III! II”, IIVIIVIG.
Gun materialfof every kind. Write for Price List,
to Great Western Gun‘ Works, Plttsbur urhg
Army“ Gunsud. and Revolvers bought or tra ed3 for.
Amt-1mm
Pall OpOiilligi
' LYLE’SW'?“
Ribbons, Small wuss
3 .
POPULAR 11.11....
no... ALEX LYLET .........
mm...“ "'3 "'21: TREMON T HOUSE.
66338. 66518111011111, opp. Bond st.
J. W. CORNELL. , 514w
EUROPEAN PLAN. '
NEW roux.
Good Rooms. I! per day.
Book-keeping, Writing, Arithmetic and Lao
in'flwmif'dtm '1'." WIN” 1. “1:21- “1
ep mon ~ rac cu utr man
foro bratorsi mat’spassistedt’o d
Thompson’s Business 0111111.-
20 lotus-sh Avenue, New York City.
good ltious. ‘
for circular. pos
i'l' l'i'l'llll STYWII'I'S.
'Livor uud
'KORSE'BLINKGTG,
The largest variety of Harness. Blankets, Robe did.
109 BOWEIIY, N. Y.
LADIES will find them in endless variety for them-
selves and children, from. (”or Misses, and
for Ladies. Although allother 5houses have advanced
their rises, we are reallwlling for less. and we
aord to do so. as we ught most of our stock
before the rise. ALL GOODS I
FIG ARKBDINP PLAIN
smav, VELVET, FELT AND PLUSH
E A. '1' S, -
VELVETS AND VELVETEENS,
Black and Colored, at extremely low prices. .
—OURI-
111111 1111 Flower Department
FulquNovclfics.
urn unovus,
Our two-button at so cents are good. but two-but-
ton“ at 01.25 have no ual. Onityt one pair, and
you will never go anyw ore also or g ovos.‘
FINE FRENCH WOVB CORSBTS LACE LINEN
SRWGAN, 9.2%?“ ’“M‘
. —AT—
PETER STEWA'RT’S,
. 10.9 Bowcry, N. Y.
smru amn ass ssssur on.
Book Agents
have ion wants i anovelt in the su rl
which wfit sell oi sight in 3..., .1..." “if" gtion 11...
PIOTORI‘IL FAMILY REGISTER
lathe only work extant which satisfies thl ~
It is beautiful and 'etrlkin ,comblning an 21133::
new and elegant Du-le Photogru H Al -
W' "o‘l‘é‘i‘l "“G‘i‘d'u‘i‘éf‘i'11 “"V
on as . E
Street, Boston, Mass, ' 3 8600 4001],!”
EHRICH’S
TEMPLE OF FASHION.
1'!!! GREAT ilEAI. [AGE DEM!
OF NEW YORK CITY.
“- e import all our real Calipers Laces direct.
and sell them at less than' regular wholesale prices.
Elegant Patterns at 40', 58, 55, 85. 05 and 81.00, all
worth fui' 40 per Vcent. more. The Klegant Grecian
Pattern. lry 5 inches wide, at 51.82, wort but. 55.
The Favorite Spanish Pattc ,full 4 inches wide, at
8!. 85, worth “.40. Black Si Gimps, Passmenfcrlo
Trimmings. Fring ges, Loo s, Buttons, to" in every
style, at bargains. Best lack silk Crochet Buttons
at 25 cents per dozen, sold generally at 37 cents.
Volvoto and Volvotoono.
The largest assortment in the city, at prlccsbe-
yond competition. Black Velveteens at 50,
81.00. Colored Velveteens at '15, 85,8!.00. B‘lack
Silk Velvets at 89.1», 92.110 39.115, nus, “.110,
,54. 00, 84. 00 and 85.20. ’3! ask Cloak Vslvets at
8250, $7. 50, and 38.15, all worth 40 P cent. more.
arguins. in Merino Uudsrwear for adios gents and
chii ren Iiosliery, Corsets, Gloves, Madoup Lace
Goods, Kid GI eves. Arc. Ladies’ Merino Vests, high
neck and ion sleeves, at 35c. worth 51.25, and all
other grades 11 proportion. The Genuine Lu in Kid
Gloves. two-buttons and white-tucked, a 81.85.
sold on Broadway at 1.75 every pair uaranteed.
Trimmed and Untrimmed Bonnets and ats, Feath-
ers. Flowers, Ribbons, etc., at our well-known low
prices.
JIOLIDAY 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 styles at less than
sit the Broadway prices. Finest osewood Desks,
lnlald Silver Plate and Edged guiar price,
canoe Elegant Writing Desks, Solid wBlack Walnut
(111111 e and Lock, at ".31 oo, worth 3100. Toys. all
styles, rom 5c. each to 81. 50, worth fully double.
Orders. by mail faithfully attended to.
Ehrlch’s ”Tamale 0f Faothtn,
287 EIGH AVENUE.
__48 Near Twenty-fourth street. New York.
8 O’CLOCKOM '
THE CHEAPEST
CARPET STORE
IN NEW YORK,
J. G. rrsnnu a 00.,
14 FOURTH AVENUE, N. Y. _ Opposite ‘uh at.
Dave onhands first-class out of Curpota,
Oil Clothsiac. which they are selling at very low
prices.G Ive them a trial and save 90 per cent.
N. B. —'I'ho 4th Avenue cars pass the door.
J. G. FISHER. 3m 40 T1108 BRRIS.
Reductibn of Prices, "
'ro couroan 'ro
REDUCTION OF DUTIES.
Great Saving to Consumer- by Getting
Up Clubs.
it Send for our New Price List and a club form
will accompany it, containing full directions—mak-
a large sav n
an ab organisers.
“Til! GREAT AMERICA" TEA 00.,
3! do 38 Yale Street, ;-
P. O. Boxm ow York. -_4l.49
JOGOBEBA
IT IS NOT A PHYSIC—lt is NOT what is popu-
larly called a BITTBRS, nor is it intended as such, '
it is a South American iant that has been used for
many years by the me cal faculty ofthoso countries
with wonderful efiieac acyl,I as a powerful alterativo and
unequaledp urifler of a blood, and is a sure and
perfect remedy for all diseases of the
Spleen, or»! ouaout or lib-3
struclio'm life-time's, rluuryfll
rifle, or AodosuinulO no, PovorYy
9", a Wurst of Blood, user-latent
tout levers, [alumnus-
floss on o Liver, Drop sin
3 feels Circulation ottho
Abscessos,'l'.ulnons..luuudlco, 3
Scrbfulu, Dyspepsia, Aguo
ulsd Power or the! Ir -
Concomitant a.
01. Wells’ Extract of lumhello,
ls ofered to the pnbll c as a great Invigorator and
remedy for all impurities of the blood, or ”for organic .
weakness with t eir attendant evils. For the fore-
going complaints
DI. wow EXIIAII OF ililllIEBA
is confidently recommended to ever family as a
household remedy. and should be Ira y taken in all
derangements of the system, it gives health, vigor
and tonic all the vital forces, and animates and
fortlfios all weak 1.an tom raments.
JOHNQ. KELLOG ,Ncw York.
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular. 49
- THEA-NEO‘I‘AB
uncles. 1a....
ranted to suit all tastes. For sale
everywhere fr. our “ trademark?
panda and but room
only. And for sale wholesale on
by the GR TIC
PACIFIC TBA 00. ,8 Church St.
N..Y P.0.Box 5505. Sondlor
non-Nectar Circular.
Babes, Harness, the.
of all grades, of day house in N. York,(uo excep one)
single Harness, 8 8 to 5150110! sot.
Double “ 20 to 500 “
odsxpee uses d,ssmiosfru. DB.
.Auguswlo. p 415!
max
i on w. nuanm. rn'annnns u. again.
$32M A MONTH—Horse and carriage furnish-
Warerooms. 1134 Chambers Stre
lanofacturors’ Supp foo.
Agricultural Implements,
Mechanics’ Tools,
Doors, Window Sash
ano‘mtnao,
Paints, Oils, Window Glass, 510.,
11-. Down" CASH mucus.
bscribo now in Store and is constant?
”“”""° '°" "331:1: direct i131... a. manufacfurors a full
mont of Goods of the above denomination
this market. which will be sold either wholesale or is-
LOCKS, dead, rim. and mortise3, Of all kinds.
LA rears, rim. mortise. all k31113do
c Euchre Pack. the Porcelain and Mineral.
most sstot'ludlng tricks can be (1'51... without practice. KNOB" Silver Plated. '
ith b k fman wonderful tricks
213'. .ii‘ii Gino whoring: ’ NAILS, out. pressed. wrmht and horse.
CMBRY. Table and Pocketfa large assortment.
CONS, novels and single’harrcls.
PISTOLS. Revolvers and single barrels.
:32! IRONsnd mflfuii assortment. of sizes and kinds.
IATION, 1’ €133" 0.1111114 or aromas. Axlea'boits, clips. ac. '
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENT“ full WI.
PAIN 1’8 Ind OILS. of ill! best muncllfll.
IRON AND ST] full assortment round half
roundni‘sa‘aro 11.15130 oval. cas'r man'AND
nurse Shoes and Nails, Carr!
and Bolts Malloahio Iron
Lea or.Maehinory
0! Ha; Miii,Cireulur. and other Saws,
Moe han
MOWING MACHINES,
WBBIL- RAKBB
hGBtU‘LRDICK’S RAY AND STALR
use.
DOORS, WINDOW BASH; AND BLIND of the
constantly on hand.P Pnrcbasos'rs
to oxamlnot thenw
SAGE WEIGHTS,
French Plato and
ofPuro Paints and "GUY-,1
Mschlno'Olis, Turpentine,s culling
. WM; C. STREET. .
Norwalk Mayra. tsn. ’
IRON AND S .3 EL,
02111:. scoops,
man,»
"was,” the best in market
dogma, allsiaes.
with a full assortment
'sPoot, d
$125
J . B. lIAYKS,G
A WEEK! Best Cheap Shuttle Sowin
Machine in tilltgjworld.N W t
PROFITIBLE EMPLOYMENT
We desire to on
World Renowned
"5 tMy‘nmgi t Agots. FitPartl
man 11 von 11 11 cu.
lags furnishcd‘gii a Address W. A. BIN-
DBBSON
3 13 Sr. Lents, Mo.
LargoScal ,
i111: ver ublies)hod.
lar a
Pair
ud occurs 111nm
lisher. Concord, N. H.
SIGS.“
8m'50
OFFICE {AND L111
No. 103 FULTON
. Desks.
IAII5 All artists n31
p0 .
Interest sidb check t depositors
of the city,pif desYred. So
SAM
JOHN LZUILLE. Cash 3
{Int -cl3a dspstentcompcsi.
55to 10,th
g to consumers and remunerativo to .
The Bo
fascina
coup
Also Bntsu'nn, Zoo Lo an I
for sale by the trade gene y
u. o. snnonow, ~01 cot, "Pizarro-on,
.1111
American and
. l’atnpnlsih
etc. soutfroe
ford. Conn.
IiOliBIiliSm
“In . ..
as ur a
gm this. court's.ll
The testimony of ban
the ofilcVe who are using
house. bank or store has
.1 “it'll." an" 3"".
e see. w
uk ofiicerlhr watchman ould sleep with the ke
or inlhis house. w!
him 11 on the approach
(I bu lav
LY“
of the bank under his pill
out some means to awak
“minds, '1 urrayh
of robbers.
nca'rdo India.- Tbo' artist
8!" publishodlnfhls
5!. , Medium $9.00.
a and Cavaunns
a1 Backgammonon
‘ about all mmV
111111
T s one hell located in
the leepin‘g room, rings
upo the opening of each
w and. door of the
WELLS’ OABB
Those Tablets p1-
with other efficient
the cure of al
Hoarsoness and I!
Throata Vdiflculties
LOG
Bond
cu.lar
er a well-kn-
corona. .1 the up:
t..
G 18 Pint St. N.
-wn Actor dro ”6.000 in South
your» 1101:3333mm
:‘3 thorwalk.
l f James
Dept t, is now fully prepared to In all orders for
in the bostmauner. All dioceses offhand fro-lode“
a 01m warranted. By constant attention to business
and faithful and caref:}iexeeu3t‘lgn of hisdwoail't:
ho a to in the pa c con once an r
llbfiaipatrghagc. JOHN BABNBY.”
A .1...“
ATu the earnest solicitation ofman any“ of our patron
the reception ofall kinds of goods for cleansing or
E. K. LOflW
dyeing.
G. M. MOSEMAI "& IBM et
Chipping;
P B I NT E D o
Bv the 100 or1000a
SLEIGH W ‘
ANTED. .1 cheap, soc
sleigh. it rust be tiger Vutwith
intake out. 1111' i': ghodmle .Apply3
OFFICE.‘
LL’VABI -'1.1- '55: thirst
O. IA’ I” - 1.11:
m A}... riet. '1a1
/
PLAIN.
l
333 3 first-class I!“ establishment in the coup fiction
‘5 8'” HOLMES. 3 guaranteed. Oar agency is at
';11~31t.1theNor'wuk Osmo-
Buccossorto A. B. ALLIN.
BB undersigned h avln purchase
T torost of a. B. an... I: the cu m" ”"3:-
mwontutnr mpobne. thata lofts '
Egsmtgm sNorwalkntl’oolbio at“, a,“ I"
. onmn owsDopo ro “ended
.11.; N :11“!th m “311?? ufinfli’éfin °' N
Y. . . . an '
Boisalso 53.1.11 to do all kin'ds ofltlhgohtsathrln K3“.
Trucking. having secured a first-class lpflnggm 'k’,
wlilattondtoallordorsfor rumour. tn Y’l'
anus 8c. The patronageof the pub cis N".
solicited. [m 11 DAVID C ’
DAILY LINE;
THE 3'FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
cm or 1101111111111. 11.1. 111111,:
will runono bum each and of the route every 9,.“ n-
C‘ONVEYANC'Ef-s, .
l
culture's can EXPRESS, {
in ,stop g at South Norwalk to receive
at light. reduce sold without charge r..Ԥ3..'.2.'.13m
rumour AT OLD Pacxn'r nuns.
H'All rsons are forbid trusttn an of tho oin-
pioyoos .3111... of the above bong o: accounéof
. the owners thereof.
nouwanu Vnousu unnuoau.
1811. Continents Amt. urn. ten.
Loan Nor-cult. 50. Narrow.
519 " N. LON. II. 541 "
1 24 “ New York Ex. ‘1 48 “
s as ‘* No'l‘rsln. s as “
s 58 “ New Haven. , 00! "
a 09 “ New York. - a ll "
s is " New Haven Bx. s 45 “
10 05 " No'l' 1005 "
10 45 " Now Yorklx. 1! 05 “
1 so lto,’l‘rain 1! 50 " .
1s 14 P.I:.No Train. 1! “PM
o 1! 55 if. Y. Accent. 1 io “
1 10 '.‘ New Haven. 1 a "
1 "- New Haven Bx. I 08 “
s or " No'rrsin. “3 "
in r" No'l'raln. I 00 "
.3 so I“! NowYosk Ix. I '4- “
an “ New Yofk. 5 30 "
3 so H Ila/Train 4 ’1 “
4 1: 0 New Haven Bx. 4 3‘ "
44 - .. No Train. ~ 5 05 "
5 15 “ NowYorklx. 5“ “
a so “ Nownaven. I 55 “
5441 ”11.11.01 11.3. on ..
580‘" No'l‘rain. - 5‘8 "
5 48_ " No'l'raln. - 115 “
‘f 15 “ New Haven. 1’40 ”
1 so “ No Train. 05 “
sou “ No Train. 55 “
s as “ No'Trsin. 55 “
855 “ No Train. 15 "
7015 " N.Y.&N.‘Bx. 050 “
191‘: " Ssturda l I: 3 2‘
you ‘
EDWIN WOOD, Pm.
DANDUIY & NOBWALK n. I,
AUTUMN ABRANGI‘IINI‘.
CommoncIngOctODorlsth. ll'fl.
DAILY TRAINS.
LeaveDonbury WARM» '
550mm; lingtwm; Frughsattflp. I
LeaulehMpeIormlforu-fl,
At! "mm”! 05. 5 28,“dele
LesuNomlt Mmmmnlsryoadslloaor
At! 04a. an, 5 01.011. 111. Danml‘a‘m .1111“...
real Trainlo “lob. Bedding and
Sanford's. loaves Norwa lk u. and
Attccommoda non Train for Ridgedold an inter-o-
3diatostatlonaat0 ”p.111.
BIDGIDIILr- “ARCH II. D
Trains On Ridsefield Branch run' tom the I'Ip
trains and to th wntrains..
JOHNW. bacon am
N. Y. & N. I. RAILROAD.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May ind. 1811.
Trains leave Passenger Station at Norwaik asfollows:
For New York,
At 5.41 A. 11., Boston Express.
5.00 stopping at all stations.\
are u
1.45 " magmas, stoppingutDarisuand
0.25 “ ' stopping stall stations.
11.05 “ - Express. , ‘
1.18 P. M. stoppin stall stations.
I.” “ Boston ross.
8.45 " stoppin atallstations.
5.41 “ Boston recs. .
5.11 -“ stopping all mus.
0.31 , Boston press.
New York for miruvulk,
(Bx..) 5.45,” 4.50 ox.. 5.50, 5.50, 0.0“
ruvulktor ow navel.
At 4.33 A21, stopping atuall stat‘i‘ons.
v.14 “ Boston Ramon.
' 1.81 P. 11., stopp mutations.
:3: .. 2-.» see
5.52 _2: stopping at all stations.-
'2‘: 44 u _ ll :4
‘l.
0.49 “ - Boston Express.
Trains lcave New Haven fer Norwaik. at' I.
so.
and note
Sup t’s Office. 4th Ave. and 51th It. flown. York.
Asa’tSupt’s Ofllcc, Station House, New
,3 AIDS 11. BOYT. SupV't.
lows:
LEAVE BBIDGIPORT
Onarrivai of trains from New York, New Ham
and Hartford. 3 ~ .
10.30 a. m. and 5.40 p m.—-For Pistsdold.
LEA B
On arrival of trains3l from North Adams. Boston and
Albany Bailroa
0.00 s. 1n.-—For Bridgeport, New York, New Haven
and Hartford.
3.55 p. rib—For Bridgeport and New York b Ball-
road or Steamboat, and train for New
and Hartford
3 ll. W.- FRANKLIN, Superlnundue.
ERIE RAIL WA Y.
Daoan ounce- Donuts men.
run our“! unuowun noun.
m m
WEST AND?” SOUTHWEST
New! WIMPK
Rout York to!
New York so Bu 0, 423 nlloo.
New York to Rochester, 855 Ill“.
FOUR EXPRESS TRAINS DAILY,
up:
0.15 s. 111.. 10.45 a.31n., 5.15 11. n1.. “30.45 p.u.
~ - Fan: 5311 Scans-r Dxror.
Faou Cn'nns Brass: Daron.
H'Pssse'ngersby SOUND STIAMBBS land at
within a few squares of Sad lemons pot.
PmflI. All “:1“! IIAIIFBIDV "ll.
combinin on im rovcm
midis 8 17.0 00'. met
«50 ' WTIIIIII “palm“ and snylal‘orrnstlbnrs-
. "Mata" .. nectar N 1° “we": '3
1: corner a or
t. “Boston, autYe'at all pain a! clean in New
II. I. IAII, Jill 5. llllAI,
.13.:th Passenger Agent, New Ragland Agent.
ANCHOR LINE SSTEAIIEBS'.
San. xvxxn Wmmarm Samoan, to up no!
NEW YORK m GLASGO .
Calling atLondonderryto land mallsa nd,
gore. The Steamers ofthls favorite line are built
. ..r""..'°....,' “w ‘“"’.".$oi".ii“ .. 5:12:11"...
1 u res
provomlcnn calculator; insure the safety, comfort;
and convenience of mpsssongors.
pa... 1.
TOGLASGOW‘LIVIB LandLONDO moo.
Dirac Conn-2:: 331:0 575wrdlngto locale:
gg
Parties sendin for their ends the Old Conn.
try can urchasegtlckets at roducsdrates. Form-3
ther pa cuiars apply to HENDERSON BROFI'R.
BBS. 1’ Bowling Green, N.Y. 3
HORSE SHOEING.
BB subscriber having purchased the and will.
tool to" ofthe Horse shoeinngta iiohmout
D. Shos,in the rear of the Horse Railway
SHOBING HORSES
Norwsik, June, 18..
ELM CITY DYE WORKO
Norwalk we have establis be anagoncy fbr
We pride ourselves on all work
turned out at our works. 3
namsoss.at.racss sans vsnvs'rs.
saawns. atomic s,ac.,
smxs AND-SILK Dussas um
ensures: an admin; Up Vl-ueo Our-
unlu- to look as good as now. .
GRAPES Drosud as good as new. - -
FFATBBBB Dyed, Cleaned and carted.
And in fact all kinds of work that is done in any
returned promptly and sat
M38. J. A. JUDD’Jv
All!” “mm" “McMahon-stencil.
mm‘figggmmnflmt o ode-ll. fur- 1
A
“chart. and ologut ”a“, Hearse, drawn by
'11 _ -- Paar amen.
an. 00, 8.00 (Bx., .3 9.00311.” A. 11.: 11.15 (11:23)“ 3.00
.m.
8.1 9.411 n, 1141211420 In, no
. ‘(fl'MWOJJOYEX-OP-l M )
bill Of advertisementat the Station Houses
Y
vuwuoousr . I \-
annulus-nun; . \ ,3 3
s Cams-D’s was,
-'" “35 33111;" ca’ to "Munroe-sin the p
dos'rwost uni:
custom-.511- 1;.3wnvlvmlmm“. .
luv-flare of cum (surfing-.3333 VV
Atmoflyrotlludprlcu.
nominal-Paulina,“
9'. hasbosnroccl
nnm “norm.
s“M’lllil'l'Yl MEDIUM"
1%" Noruallc Eng/mo.
- THE MOST SIMPLE PERFECT
AND CHEAPEST 2.};ng
' IN THE «MARKET
Twont r cent.
the woomu’iloEglidoV 7532223“. "ecu”
‘ .
nob ustn 5031.5; '
wonxs 1111.111 'mtv '
VALVES. ht, ton itwelve an?!t Pl
Engines alw8 s
orenees “wanes! £1231 of nannies", solicitedsndrofo
IIII‘I’ ”Till I. IAIAIII “Ill. "IA. "I”
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GENERAL IAGIIIIIST and NOBEL.
MANUFACTURE of churdh’ls
Church’s Patent Lubricator,all Madam ofFii:
Machinery. and lights: lcson contract. Ago-t for]
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Wheels. Boiler Inspector for the 1.1.11.1:th
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shopjnstbaek oftho Horse Railway Buildings. 11 1-3
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This Gallery contalumany of the finest Paintings
In America, and lovers ofArt will gratify taolrttssto
'and sit! a worthy charity byvlsltlsg the Home. l‘
3 F033. 34m.
700 LOADS OF
Fine Building Stone.
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WALTKAK WHOM
AND WE SUBMIT
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WHY THE! SHOULD BE?
PREFERRED TO All OTHER .3
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