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TIMI”, March 19, 1872.
MW'W‘
La. nunxrnasm.
Ex consume summons iwootsolt.
The swoo't- not. among the human heart-strings
Al. doll with rest:
The sud-i uni adjusted by the angels
9 oclogged with dust;
We pipouo pigs again our dreary music
Upon the oelt~same strains,
While use. of crime, and fear. and desolation,
Come back in sad refrain. '
Ou throw the world we go, an army marching.
Ii th listening ears,
loch 1.3:“ ‘fllng, for the heavenly music
to never hears.
be]: hung, “hing, for a word of comfort.
A .ord of tenderprslse,
A word of love to cheer the endless Journey
Of earth’s herd, busy days.
They loos us ondlwe know it; this suiilces
Dar roeoon's share.
Why should they pause to give that love expression
With gentle care 1 -
Why should they pause 7 But still our hearts are
aching |
With the gliswlnz pain |
Of hungry love, that longsto bear the music,
And longs, and longs in vain.
We love the :n, and they know It; if we falter.
with lngers numb,
' . strings of Iove's expression,
Is are dumb.
i ourselves in voiceless sbrrow,
f words unssid,
And side or..- with those we love the dearest. ‘
In silence on we tread.
Thus on we trend, and thus each heart in silence
Its fate fulfils,
Waiting and hoping for the heavenly music
Beyond the distant hills.
The only difi'ercnce of the love in heaven
From love on earth below
Is: Here we love and know not how to tell i ,
And there we all shallknow.
, —Appletons’ Journal.
m
Ell Perkins Dofoude Russell-In.
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL, March 4.
Since I have left the Low Church Episco-
palians and joined the High Church Ritual-
ists, my dear mother in the country has been
much exercised. She says it troubles her
very much to think that I have left the good
old orthodox Episcopal Church of Bishop
Delencey and the early fathers, to be caught
with the gilded chail‘ of kerosene and can-
dles. This morning I received this letter
from my venerable mother, in defence 0i
candle and night-gowns at St. Alhans.
Loo CITY, Madison 00., N. Y., March 1.
My Dear Son Eli— Your St. Alban’s High
Church letter was read with a great deal of
interest here in our home church, but it
made us all feel very had. We are sorry
that you have gone to the wicked city, where
you soon forget the simple teachings of the
old church of your childhood. and go head
long into; these false, new-fangied notion:
about Bituaiism. You ask us to bourd 111::
the windows of the old church, bar out th.
sunlight, and burn flickering fallow candles.
You ask us to tear out the old galleries of th.
church, to dismiss the girls from the choir,
and dress the farm boys up in night gowns.
as you do in the city._ You ask us to dt
away with good old Dr. Watts and sing
opera songs selected by the organist of Si.
Alben’s, and arranged for the boy singer.~
by the middle fiddler of a German hand
You sir me to tear up our charts and maps,
and decorate the church with blue and gold
“hallelujnbs” and gilded crosses. O my son,
we cannot do it i We prefer to go on in the
good old way. It God will Not save us be-
cause we do not burn candles—if He will
not forgive our sins because we look straight
up to Heaven, and confess them directly to
Him, then I fear we must perish. My dear
boy, does not the Bible say : “I said I would
conf-s my sins unto the LOrd, and so thou
forgavest the wickedness "of my sin? Then
do not, I pray you, my son, depend upon
any forgiveness of sin which men may grant.
Eli, if you are , bad, do not expect any man
to forgive you, but golright straight to your
Mia“, 'ihe'wa‘y your mother taught you in
yourohiidhood. Suppose you confess yer"
sins to a priest 1,
“Who will the Priest confliis ‘0 7"
“Why, to the Bishop.”
“Who will the Bishop confess to I"
“To the Archbishop.” ,
“Who’willl‘thc Archbishop confess to I”
“To the Cardinal.” . '
“Who will the Cardinal confess to P”
“To the Pope.”
i'Who will the Pope confess to I"
“To the—, no to God I”
“Now, Eli, the Pope is very wise to con-
fess his sins straigbt up to God, and you
should do the same.”
I hear they have a very high altar and a
good deal of ritual nonsense in one of your
churches away up town—I think it is the
Church of “St. Mary the Virgin, on West
Forty-filth street. Won’t you go up there
and see just what 'they are doing, and tell
those two young fellows who called them-
selves Father Brown _ and Father Noyes, it
they want to he Catholics, to go and be
Catholics, but not to pretend to be Protes-
‘ tants and then steal the ritual of the Catholic
Church.
Write me again, and our good Elder
Cleveland says he will read your letter at
our Thursday's prayer meeting.
Your atfectionate mother,
RUTH Pasture.
This was my reply :—
_ FIFTH AvENUE HOTEL, March 4.
My Dear Motrin—Your letter has caused
me much anxiety. After sleeping with. it
under my pillow I. went .up, yesterday, as
you requested, to the Church of ”St. Mary
the Virgin.” on West Forty-fifth street, neat
Seventh avenue. Since my conversion to
the high church ritualistic faith, my dear
mother, I have usually attended Dr. Ewer’s
church. .I love Dr. Ewer.
I see new. beauties in ritualism every day.
Theblsning. candles, the darkened windows
the pomp, and procession of boys in night
gowns, and the awe which I feel for Fathers
Ewer, Browu and Noyes, when they turn
their backs on the audience, and drink wine
to the glory of the Lord, is beyond descrip-
tion. , '
I've thrown away the old Prayer Book
which Bishop Delancey gave me, and now
I have. a beautifully-illuminated blue and
gold one, with all the places marked—when
to get up and dowu._ Most everything has
been changed since you taught me the old-
feshionei ritual for confirmation ; but, dear
mother, it is so much nicer now. Don't you
remember where it used to read, “0, Lord
have mercy -on us, miserable sinners, and
help us to keep this commandment.”
Well, we don‘t have that any more in our
high churches. The old-fashioned people
down at Grace Church say that now, but we
don’t think it is nice to stand up before
everybody in the church' and confess that
we are “miserable sinners." So we have
done away with that, and we have instituted
a' private confessional, where we all go on
the sly and confess our sins to Fathers
Brown and N eyes and Ewer. We hire boys
in night-gowns to stand up publicly in the
church and. sing about being “miserable
sinners)“ But, then, no one can hear what
they do sing, so they don’t care. When we
confess we go in and kneel down and talk
to tbe'Fathers through a hole, while he sits
and smokes a'meerscheum ; and then, with
a word or two, he forgives us, and we go
' home feeling pure and happysgain. I know
the wicked Publican confessed his sins
straight 'to God when he stood in the market .
place and pounded his breast; and Christ
said he did right, but dear mother things 2
have changed since then. How do you
think we Fifth avenue people would look
confessing our sins in public? No, we;
rather go round and confess them to Dr.
Director! the sly. '
Cannon on gun ntITATION ems.
,But-‘ydn‘askjmé: to write about the ser-
;iCcs at the “ Church of St. Mary the
practice the high church business a little
while under the instructions of the Bishop,
then they jump over into the Catholic pas-
ture as Father Bradley did.
The Low Church people say a good deal
about our thirty-six burning candles here.
They don't know that they are not candle.L
at all, but only china imitations, with
streams of weak Manhattan gas sporting
out of the top. We fool them entirely. Why,
every time those Low Church people attack
our candle business, every time they attack
that point, they only attack the Metropoli-
tan Gas Company, and they are not wcak
enough to stand it. If we had good got
here as they do have in Cincinnati and
Chicago,we gas-light Christians could stand
any amount of Low Church opposition.
Sometimes I think if the Lord knew we were
burning thirty-six streams of foul smelling
gas to his glory. instead of real candles, that
he would be displeased. And sometimes 1
think instead of burning so much gas where
it does no good, except to make a big show.
that if we should give the money to poox
widows who spoil their eyes trying to sew
by feeble lights on side streets, that it would
be better; but such wicked thoughts, Dr.
Ewer says, are the workings of Satan upon
my mind. One wicked man-of-the-worid.
Rufus Hatch, I think, who gave $25,000 toa
Low Church, told Dr. Ewer that the candles
were silly humbugs, and that the china im~
itations were d—d frauds on the humbug—
frauds on the people, and contelnptible
attempts to deceive the Lord. Since that
time this wicked man has been detected giv-
ing money to some suffering orphan children
who didn’t belong to any church at all ! But
yen poor country Christians can never go
into the High Church business because you
have no gas works. The new religion
ofimitation candles is reserved exclusively
for us in the City, my dear mother.
But to our new High Church service.
I got there early, and lo tk my sta’t direct-
ly in front of the new $10,000 marble altar
which Mr. Murray, a shrewd down-town
High Churchman. has just contributed to
“St. Mary’s." The six pews in flout of me
were occupied by the nuns. Yes, dear
mother, we have nuns now in our church.
They dress in long black dresses, just like
the nuns of the Catholic Church: Bishop
E’olter's idea is to get the people used to all
these Catholic forms and instilutions, and
then it will be only a step for our Jesuit
Priests like Father Brown and Noyes to lead
them over to Rome. 0n the pews in front
was this notice :
W
s-“éussoeoooooeee
o
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THIS PEW
I s R E s E R v n D '
. for A
THE SISTERS OF ST. MARY.
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The altar was gorgedusly arranged. It is,
(suppose, twenty-five feet high, and made
if solid marble. On it are forty imitation
candles, and during the last end of the ser-
vice they are all blazing with Manhattan
gas. It the gas was better, we should make
I better show still, but the gas companies
here are all made up of Low Churchmen,
who do not have the fear of the Lord before
their eyes. Dr. Ewer says that he will glad-
ly forgive almost any sin, but that be will
lever forgive the wicked New York gas
companies.
Then, dear mother, we all went home.
We were much improved by these services.
The children don’t get to sleep as they do in
the eountr ,7. Our brilliant fireworks are as
good as fourth of July to amuse the children-
Now, all this show didn’t cost much. The
.........
.
.
hey had-been candles they would have cost
$3. The washerw'oman’s bill for keeping
:he nightgowns and women’s dresses clean
was about $1.50—so $4 did the whole thing.
Now to hold an audience with smart men
dear mothnr, _L-e A.-- rlua to I...
Montgomery.
Now,my dear mother, let me beg you
country. Go into the candle business.
in girls' clothes and nightgbwns. .yHave
opera boujfe, and you will crowd the church
every Sunday and knock the Baptists and
not “Jerusalem, my happy home,” but “New
middle fiddler of a German band.
_ j. Ewer and Brown and Noyes are right.
Their heads are level. What if ' John
preached in I(the altarless wilderness, and
Christ promulgated Christianity from the
barren sides of the Mount of Olives 1’ They
Were old-fashioned. We have the new
religion which comes through $10,000 mar-
ble altars, and the new forgiveness for sin
which comes, not from God, but from Ewer
and Brown and Noyes. What if St. Paul
said “Ye have built an altar to the unknowu
God," and Daniel. with sublime wrath, over-
turned the brazen candlesticks of Babylon,
and shouted :
- “So these be the Gods ye worship l"
i I tell you, mother, pure religion does not
some in the simple sunlight—in the open
Manhattan gaslight, in the sickly fumes and
lovely stench of oxydized rottenncss, Re-
ligion is no longer simple and childlike, but
it comes with an army of- banners, and with
twenty men and boys, disguised as women,
dressed up in nightgowns, and hespangled
with the red sashes of heraldry. God in no
longer the God of spirit, the invincible, but
He exists in mechanisms of men. They
have made Him into wafers, into sour wine.
and He lives in dingy pictures in the Greek
Church, in mouldy images in the Romish
and in high altars, in scarlet nightgowns,
and in Manhattan. gas jets in the new church
0f progressive Yilnkeedom. God is not the
great invisible One, whom you imagine in
the country. He is not the all-seeing Spirit
Whom the blind man can worship in utter
dwrkness and without candles. He is not
the Spirit whom the deaf man can worship
without the songs of the opera looted out by
the middle fiddler in an orchestra of import-
ed Dutchmen‘.‘ He who made the sea—who
said “Let there be light," and there Was
light, sighs for the flickering candle, and He
who thunders from Mount Sinai and plays
upon the tree tops with the whirl winds,
sighs for the penny whistles and pewter
,bngles, yea, looks with admiration'upon the
new relig on of the Manhattan Gas Works.
Uncle Consider, who has just returned
feom Africa, sends love. He has been in-
vited to accept’the position of Chaplain to
the Fifth Avenue Hotel. He Will preach
his first sermon next Sunday.
Your aflectionaie son,
ELI PERKINS.
The Brooklyn aldermcn have passed a
JCSOIIIIIOD that no railroad company of that
.CIty shall collect fares of passengers Who
are not provided with seats.
The Indianapolis Journal announces that
“Miss Nllsson, a young woman who sings
’atlmtletlas well as ,lfiellogg, and kicksa piano
3 on c car acrosst e sta a are '
.Iittle effort, is coming." ge pp ntly With
The Herald'says: “Mr. Greeley has never
had any allegiance to ‘a party leader since
Henry Clay, and it is quite probable if Clay
:had been elected he would have discovered
sthat he was given to liquor and cards and
dicing. .
' .“ N ow, children," said a sundav-school
'gentleman visitor, who had been talking to
the scholars about “good" people and “bad"
people—“BOW, children, when I am walking
in the street, I sneak to some persons I
meet, and I don't spank to other” o *d
what's the reason I” He expected. the re-
w... . - -— WI“P°°““§.‘°i-°mt°°“-
WEIRD“? [lilac-‘y'cw‘day. '11 I. a ,,8,,,';,,;,,,,‘:,;,‘23~,,9 ,‘mm mambo
fligh' mmwmaibma his Enu‘othsresrepoérrv we are ’1” ’
i'orty gas jets cost say $2.50 for the day. If
like Drs. Chopin and Beecher and and Dr.
1‘yng costs, I suppose, $2.50 per day. Think
Travel» Air
.elieetual preachers do cost so much, and
when you can draw the crowd just as well
with the cheap fireworks, isn’t it better?
Any darned fool of a minister can run the
gas works just. as well as Dr. Bellows or
such gifted divines as Dr. Morgan or Dr.
again to dismiss our old preacher up in the
Dress up the eighteen district school boys
Methodists into a cooked hat. Dismiss Mr,
Wood, the old leader of the choir, and sing,
York, my happy home," set to music by the
fields, but it comes in the beautiful glare of
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IIAlllS of my own 'Curlug,
PORK AND LARD of my own puttln
SPARE RIBS,LEAF LAND HOGS
FEET. Wholesale and Retail. -
Stores supplied at the lowest market prices.
Families supplied with Lard by the Pot ox Tub
Hams smoke and cured if recuired. . . .
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THE subscribers having completed their new
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the same in the best manner, with most op rovcd
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Cash paid for east scrap iron.
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Norwalk, May 8. 1871. . 10
CHARLES r. LEONARD.
. ' DEALER IN ’ ,
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—AL804
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EWench/tom’s New Store,
UNDER NORWALK HALL: “'95
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OULDInforln the public that he has taken a ,
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Also, Ice Cream made to order at short notice}
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Would respectfully inv-lto at. attention of the public
> to the following facts:
FlBS’l‘.‘—Tbnt he keeps the'iargest stock of Fine
FAMILY OOOOEBIES
to be found in town.
:I ,.
SEc.ol\_ln.-.-Thal he does and will sell.
, that stock asiow as the'same quality of
goods ‘can be bought anywhere.
“I'll—That he has the finest stock'of
'I' E: .A. ' :6
Over otered in this market: ‘
POUH'I‘II.—Tbst he is selling.“ .
Japanese 19a for $1 ,
PER POUND that is really worth .1 st, and allothor
NINA?“ Teas at the same discount from their-actu-
ue .. . .
. truth-That he is constantly receiving addi- .
tione to his stock of -
crockeaty, Sciatica-y,
_ Mill llllllSEflllllllSlllllli cunts.
Sikhism—Tim he intends to keep . fall A...
-. f ‘all'theshovo lines of Goods, so as to. bubble to
meet the wants of all his friends and patrons.
1; ;..,3'-:.-.o.;:.2..' - ..
as; Ennis!" "
mire-fl
‘ ulna "'1'
ceived d
.. . 'J . p.13.
‘9‘" __
some: voawm so... .
NEVV BAKERY.
Ill Iltl. Illl. AIAII ll Tllllllll
HE subscriber would announce abet he has re-
T titted the oven at the Old Bakery, foot of Mill
Hill, and is now prepared to furnish,iniarge or
smallquantlties. , ‘ _
“HAD—When, Dye, Graham, kc.
CAKE, plain or fane kinds. PIES, of every de-
scri tion, ac" lc. G vc mes trial.
T e subscriber does not claim to be the business
successor of S. R. Bunting, but has in his employ the
workmen recently employJegllllfillr. Bunting.
A. HON N ECKER.
Norwalk, July 3,1871. 27
election" 'tco'liolllll
The Norwallc Engine;
THE MOST SIMPLE, PERFECT
AND CHEAPEST ENGINE
IN THE MARKET.
c
the common Slide Valve Engines;
WALK IRON WORKS'. BA ‘ NCID PISTON
VALVES. Six, eiglht, ten twelve and fourteen inch
Engines always on and.
ercnces given in all parts of t e country.
Addr'eie to
ma.
sossN SCOTT-Bin,
ENGINEER, MAONINIST,
And General Jobber til Builder
5 or LIGHT HA catNEs' on ALL erDs,
WATER sTREE-r, . NORWALK, CONN.
Steam and Gas Fitting promptly executed.
STIV' testimonials,
' At E. K. Locvaoon'a.
Oysters I 0y8ters !
GO TO
Its-Inhale a. suitcases
For your Oysters. Families sl‘ipplled in any quanti-
. ty, either opened or in the she
63. MAIN'S'IBB'B’I‘.
, GAS till] 3TH! FITTING.
In all its branches, promptlycxecuted by experienced
bio rates.
workme , atreasoua
is. z. NORTON,
talents sleet, Ilflllttt‘t IA's's't‘l elusive.
knrnovmln
A constituents, 7
REDUCED. Enron's,
At E. K. Locxwoon's.
NOTICE.
O-ee of Boron la Clerk,
BOROUGH OF lint: hfthxl'm
. yc .
.To THE units of Susan v. Sherry, 0.6.... . to
. Elbert Ra ond. James W. Cavonagb, Thomas
2 mrreii, John orman. Sarah]. Allen and Leander
1.. Allen Frederick St, John, all residing in the Bor-
ough of’Norweik, and to Francis Skiddy. trustee for
Sarah L. Skldd ., his wife, both of the city of New
~York.end :o .9! : us having an inlereet in the
land herein speci ed:—
; You and . each of you arehereby notified that the
Court of-Bnrgesses of the Borough of N ' has
made the following assessments of benefits reopec-
tively upon the robes and property . herein named
belonging to so ll none, in tho' matter of and for
the construction 0 the sewer in Cross street, in said
'Borough.~oost-of at. Norw‘olk river, and has desig-
;nated the 1st ‘day of April. 1872, it the time when
said ssreosmcnts shsl ‘ house and nayable to the
hero h treasures. the ection'ofsaid Court b‘elu em-
:bodi in the following vol , passed respect vcly
February 90th and 87th,.187i: , . .
Voted; ‘I‘hat thc'followi'n'g sums, the same being
moth, nearly, of the whole cost of said (Cross st.)
power be assessed by this :Court as bailouts respec-
tively can the perelme_ endgame property herein
jnamed longingtosaid _ rsons. vist- ‘
.Upon heirs 0 Susan V. S err-y, deceased, on lots sit.
luster] on School street and designated on mefi of
3dlstrlbutlon. in Probate.- Court for District of or-
,wslk.-es lotrNos. S and I ' ~ ' 816 00
'Elbert Be on on lot situated on School st.
and dos not on map referred to as lot 10 00
- No. 1
llames ill. Csvanagb, on lot situst on School
1. .shan dos onsaldaia ‘aslot No.11. too
on School at.
, 500
s 00
‘Tnomas Farrel, on lot sltuat
, and designated so lot No. Is, on said map,
,John Gormanrontlot-ottnated on School street
5 and designated on said no as lot No. I
'Francis Skiddf of New You, cit , trustee or _
-. 'Sirah‘ L. Sh day, till wife, on ots situated
, on School street anddcstgnatcdon said map
asloce Nos. 14 and“, ,' ‘
:Heirs of Susan V. Sh
er ,, deceased, on lot eit-
usted onCl-oss are; and designated on
said me as lot No. 16
l
Sarah L. lien, wife of Leander L. Allen. on
lot situated on Cross street and designated
' on said map as lbt‘No. 17, -
.Frederick St. John on lots situated on Cross
, street endideelgnated on said map as lots
.’ Noe.18end19. ._
lFrancie Ssiddy trustee for-Sarah L.~Skiddy,
, his wife on ote situated on Croes'Stl-eet,
and designated on said map as lots Nos. so
4000
4000
0000
.
csignsted on said map as lot No. 20, so 00
Heirs of Susan . V. Sherry, deceased. on lots
situsted ‘on Cross Street, and‘desi atcd on
said map as lots Non”, It, as an 20, 4o 00
Total assessments of benefits, 'sneooo
Voted, That the assessments p‘fbe’n‘efits for the con-
struction of sewer on Cross Street, be due and ya-
ble «in male: day of A 1;, 18:2,:311 that ‘the lerk _
on assets o cc 0 se assess-
Sligimr the said thumb” the seiner-hell be.
this' Court. ,
The Ioregolng assessments f benefits are a lien or.
real membrane upon this land and! which they are
d maybe foreclosed in the same
thereon.
JOSEPH F. F , Clerk.
The foregoing votes are tru'e co lee of record.
flesh. COnchtibateTy If '
Twenty per cent. added to the cfi'ective ower of
using t eNOR-
In ulries solicited and ref-
slatel senses. tallest wl'i‘tti stun "In
III
CESVWA‘W‘ "3-0 SEWALK, CT. .
i1000 '
Throat difficulties of cars’ standing.
Tablets.
:ECLECTI
- rm. ‘ e r o and
“was... Francisco .05... 33:13 4 coil-.23. SJ.
MILLIONS Beer Testimony to tkela-
Wonderful Curatlve Efi‘ecte.
They are not a vile Pane! Drluk. made ot’Poos-
Rein. Whiskey. Proof Spirits and Refuse LI-
eeore doctorcd. spiced and sweetenedtopiease thetsau.
called “Topics." “Appetisers.” “Were.” be. that
lead the tipplcr on to drunkenness and rain, but are struts
Hedicinemade from the Native nootsend Herbs of Cali-
fornia. free from all' Aleoholle Stimulants.
They are the GREAT BLOOD PURIFIER and
A LIFE GIVING PRINCIPLE. a perfect Beno-
vator and Invigorator of the System. carrying oi! all
poisonous matter and restoring the blood to a healthy com
dition. No person centake these Bitters according to
directions and remain long unwelerovided their bones
millet destroyed by mineral poison or other means.
and the vital organs wasted beyond the point of repair.
They are u Gentle Purgutlve no well no u.
'I'ollc. possessing. also, the peculiar merit of acting as
o pewerfui agent in relieving Congestion or Inflammation
of the Liver. and all theViacerel Organs
FOB. FEMALE COMPLAINTS, in young or
old. married or single. at the dawn of womanhood orat
the turn of life. these Tonic Bitten have no equal.
For Inflammatory land Chronic Rheum--
tlsnl and Gout, Dyspepsluor Indigestion, Bil-
lous, Remittent and Intermittent Revers,
Diseases of the Blood. Liver, Kidneys and
Bladder, these Bitters have been most successful.
Such Dioceses are caused by Vlrluted Blood.
which is generally produced by derangement of the DI-
ccetlvo Organs.
DYSPEPSIA OH. INDIGESI‘ION. Headache.
Pain in the Shoulder-Doubt. Tigbtnese' of the Chest.
Di ' Sour E. of the St “ Ball Taste
in the Mouth. Biiious Attacks. Palpitation of the Heart.
Inflammation of the Lungs, Pain in the regions of the
kidneys. and a hundred otherpainfui symptoms. are the
ofisprings of Dyspepsia. _
They invigorate the Stomach and stimulate the torpld
Liver and levels. which render them of unequalled elli-
escy in cleansing the blood of all impurities. and import-
ing new life and vi r to the whole system. .
FOR SKIN RAMSES. .Iruptions. Tetter. Salt
Rheum. Biotches. Spots. Pimples. Pustules, Dolls. Cer-
‘bnn'cles. Rina-Worms. Sceld Heed. Sore Eyes, Brysipelse,
Itehtfleurfe. DIscolorotIons of the Skin. Rumors and Dis-
cases of the Skin. of whatever name or nature. are literally
dump and carried out ofthe system in a short time by.
the use! these Bitters. One bottle in such cases will
convince the most incredulous oftheir curative elects.
Cleanse the Vltlated Blood whenever you find its in.
purities bursting throukh or. skin In lenles,- Erup-
tions or Sores; cleanse it when yonfind it obstructedaud
sluggish in the veins: cleanse itwhen it is mt. and
"an feelings will tell youwhen. Keep the blood' pure.
ind the health of the svetelu will follow. .
Pin. Tape. and other Wot-o. lurking in the
”stem of serum! thousands. are electuelly destroyed
and moved. Son at Mimi-bed physiologist. there
j, ml, u. individual upon the face of the will
“0.. body is oxenptfron’lthe presence ofworms. It
It. not upon the healthy elements of the beds that
worms exist. but “on the diseased hunters and slimy
lag-ac. No
tam-It- in" W m“ "'°""°"°"li. iminii
stem of Medicine. no vet-m know?” Ilit “a
free the system from worms
J. lWALKEE, Proprietor. R. H. MCDONALD k 00..
Wetland Gen. ”Am“, San lreneisco. California.
eminent! 34 Commerce Street. NewYork.
fl'SOLD DY ALI.- DBUGGISTS AND DEALERS.
WARD A. MORRISON,
830 BROAD WAY,
114! 13th balm, ' NEW WORK.
BONNETS, BO UND HATS,
CAPE IIIIINS NEE. Tl“ IAN“, INFEIE‘,
D'REss TRI l'mINus MADE To oRDEn.
“THOL'ESALE & RETAIL.
‘wmwwmy Curtains,
Lambraduins and other Decorations.
Dealers and otherslwantln' first-class goods may
a I Alta tor
canto cl'arltlillltltn..if'.t
~ G. L. KELTY. tit 00.,
722 E Ind'nrbuievn‘y, New—york. units
0.12
wanted for the unions art: or new you
NGIENT aLibrary of Information pertaining to
to nstttntions and Objects of Interest. See hat
the book you get Is by Rev. .1. F. Richmond, 5 years
a city missionary. A work worth having and not a
sensation book, 2t0 en svings. Agents sell 40 a
day. B. B. TREAT, Paglisher, 805 Broadway. N.Y_.
BURNHA M’S
~ New Turbine is in- general _.
use throughonclb'e {1.8. -A six , ‘ » -.
rson leased by the‘GOvernmont -_ -
'- in the atentolles,Washttlgton..- -‘
D.,(‘. to simplicity of construe
tion suitio me: it tron-tutu
_ renders it the best-water- whee a g
ever invented. Pa blet! free :
N. F. BURNHAII, ork. Pa.
Select Boarding School
For Yonn Ladith Greenwich, Cenn. For cir-
cnlsrs ad ress «itlfl Has. 1). S. TROWBRIDGE.
, PETTENGILUS
._ ,. purv-
» - IE
or
WPRT
A Wonderful Discovery!
A purely vegetable com lonnd, . not declared with
poisonous liquors, being ry—a gentle cathartic and
I:
' emotive tonic—sure to cure some of the most com-
mon and painful diseases that baffle medical skill:
Piles Kidney Comrlulneo, Gravel,
Liam ego, Consult-t on, are. Those who
have been cured when all other means failed Justly
say, “It is the greatest blessing of the age," “ I be-
lieve I should not now be alive but fpr it,” Pb at.
clans say “It works likes charm and elective y."
H's” Kidney Wort circular, tobe had of your
dru :t or Geo. C. Goodwin d: 00., Wholesale Alrts.,
Bos on. Sold b H. L. UHLc‘, Norwalk, and dealers
in medicine generally.
~OOLOS & OOOOH.
Remember that neglected colds bring early cofilns.
If you have a cough whether with a sensible cold or
witbeogt. it taggiinstant pains .to is; N: a); Ii't. fill all
run es or s purpose a t e
most popular. For as e by' a lifrugglsts. E 4'8
1
real Chance for Agents.
Do you want an agency, local or traveling,
with an opportunity to make 86 to 820 a day
seilin our new 7 strand White Wire clothes
Linc; They last force; eat is pie free. Send
7or circular. Address at once Hudson River
Wis Woke, cor. Water st. & Maiden Lane, N
f.. or 845 Randopb St.,,Chicogo. M
1.." matte. The only complete life of
JAMES FISK.
Containing a full account of all his schemes, enter-
rises and assassination. Biogra bloc of Vanderbilt,
rew and other great R. R. and inaneiai magnetes.
Great Frauds of the TammanyRing. Brilliant pen
ictnre in the Lights a Shadows of N. Y.‘er. Josie
Niansfleld the shallow a beautiful woman cs tlvat-
ed it ruineiiher victimsJIife NINE" "d'p'In‘
Ill. net. of‘over boo-pages. Se or- on I. so
cure territory at once. Circulars free. UNION PUB-
LISHING CO . Philadelphia, Chicago or Cincinl‘igti
$600 REWARD is oflered by
the proprietor of Dr. Sago‘s
catarrh Remedy for a case of
"th41 in Read." Colonic or
0m.whicb he cannot cur» .
Sold by Droggists at 50 etc. -
It hue the donate and refreshing
AKRON ANOI‘.
Wlit Pram.
Double Elevated Oven, Warming Closet, Broiling
Daor, Fender Guard. Dumping a Shaking Grate,
Direct Draft. FULLER, WARREN lb 00., 230 Wu-
ter st., N. 7-Snl
NEW Y
lat-.
CASH CAPITAL, $1,000,000. SIDS
American and Porei II Patents
Procured, having stron est possi ie_ (valid) claims,
Pamphlet glvin fullin ormation about all patents.
'etc. sent free. . E. SIMONDS, 346 Main St., Hart-
ford, Conn. 4t10
ORK
=Irediateiy relieved, and statements are constantly
being sent to the proprietor of relief in cases of
T N Don’t e deceived hv worthless imi-
tations. Get only Welis’ Carbollc
rice 25 cents per box. JOHN 1 KEL-
LOGG. 18 Plait St., N. Y., Sole Agents for t e U s
Send lbrClrcuIar.
-W|CKES’
4013 ‘
.3.
C
other-articles. Soco Novelty 00., Seen, Me. 12
A MONTH to sell our Universal Cement.
ombination Tunnel,Bntton llole Cutter and
T
this,
ONE MILLION.
Greenhouse and Bedding Plants,
Illustrated Catalog
pages. mailed to ai applicants on receiptof as cents.
0 those who will state in what paper the saw
two beautiful colored plates will be inc udod
Wrdwwg‘b
Seadnpéen, 35 Cortland: c;:-._<;‘.. i1.
All. IAIIEN REQIIBITES.
Flower and Vegetable Seeds,
nee of which, numbering m
At]!
to
GRE
(Imlta
prices.
I
sea. to
Everyt
. ill
, lows, consisting o
A Co'snplete Parlor Suit
Consisting of Tetra-Tote. Ladies’ it
, ' and four side Chairs in Hope, solid Walnut frame,
A]? otb.er goods in our line at proportionately low
lparNculars flee. S. M. Spencer,Brattleboro’,Vt.
All ‘ '
weontri
and secular. Rev. A.B.Earle w tea for it. 81 a year;
a all premium to each subscriber, For agente' terms
sus address
AGENTS!AGEN'I‘Sll—AGENTSIII
We WILLIE!!! you 840 per week in cash. and expen-
Sing
FURNITURE
' AND
BEDDING.
The most extensive and best assorted stock In the
above line of goods can he found the
various Branches of
G. 8: S. HEYlllllll MACK.
Who in consequence of the enormity of their sales,
and immense facilities fur production are enabled
ofi'er their customers and the public
AT" ,lNDUOEMENTS l
Dnrln ' the coming season, we Cifer s ccinl advan-
tafies oparties intending housekeep ng. We will
so ,
A Complete Chamber Suite,
with the bed, bolster and pil-
14 pieces for '30.
ea
Gents’ Chairs,
tion Walnut)
Live'Gecse Feathers do Mattresses a Specialty
MAIN STORES: 011119
0 & 390 Hudson Street,
Corner of Houston st. entrance on the corner.
Branch Store, 555 iii
Branch Store, 1028 3d Ave. cor. 615i Street.
Factories 370, 378 lb 380__Hudson Street.
ll Ave, cor. 33d Street.
EADERAPIDLY with' Stencil and Key
Check Outfits. Catalogues, samples and
,;A chi: for our new 10 page pa r the
utors Thirteen de artments. reIIegl'one
Jae. H. Bans, Boston. Mass.
agents who will engage with ‘us at once.
furnished. Address
0., Charlotte, chh.
300 A
III. INN!“ I. PIG"
theln.876 rouse a month c
for terms atom to D.L.Guseassv,Concord, .LI. 1}
F. A. ELLS t. C
to sell our
ants wanted “New... sun
, Eeve family will buy
Diegred witrlIcertalnt . Send
receive
1
kn
KNOBS,
New Designs.
BA Lus'rnns, NE
The‘subscriber has now in Store
reeelvrng direct from the mannfact
ment of Goods of the above denomination suited to
this market, which will be sold elthe
tall at lowest New-Yon: prices. '
Nor-walk. Maya. 1871.
cl, nu [Were a Clelillmlpziut,
sighs they'vcary and exhausted on
and lessitude of spring comes upon
_ him. Come and
vigor and strength from the wonderful South
A.
fifthstood.
American Tonic
JillRIl-BE-
Long and successfully used in Its native country, so
a Power/lat
it is found even to exceed the anticipations founded
Tonic and Potent Purifier
n its set utatic-n. Aceordin to the medical . . . .
and ac entlfiéep’eriodicals of London‘and Paris, It poo. Trains leave Passenger Station atNorwslk asfoilows:
season the Mos-r Pow-sour. Tonto properties known For New York.
to Marsala Knows. I At 3.47 A M Boston Express
. ., .
, Ill. Vle ls. Extract otllulllllella - .... :: “WEDNEPIMEPN-
isa crfecl. remedy for al sesses of the "Loon, 6.45 u . D l d
on ANIC WEAKNESS, GLANDULOUS muons, 7-45 Local Brute-I. stepping It I! ma
DRorsll, SCROFULA. INTERNAL ABSCESSES, “ Stamford-
and will remove all obstructions of the LIVER, 9-25 .. stepping at Hist-tion
SPLEEN. INTESTINES, UTERINE and URINA-l “-05 j 1331““-
RY ORGAN . ' 71.18 P. M. stoppln at all stations.
It is ‘strougthening and nourishing. Like nutri- 3-” N 303011 ress.
tious food 10:6: intohth:I stomecp, lit assimilate:1 and SH u 33$:figfitlflwl-
giraffe-INN? l roug t e etrcn at. on, glvmg gor 0:17 “ stoppin at all stations.
, It regulates the bowels,un the nerves. acts di- 9-37 Boston xpless.
rectly on the secretive organs. and, by its powerful
finite and restoring elects, produces healthy and cig-
orous action to the whole system.
JOHN QJKELLOGG, 18 Platt
Sole Agent for the United States.
Price One Dollar per bottle. Send for circular ms
POPULAR
OAB’PET‘S'TOHE,
.23 Bowery, ‘N. Y., .
(I Doors below Grand Street.)
Mailings 25 and 30 Cents per yard.
Ingrain Carpets, 50 and 75 Cents per yard-
A large stock of Brussels, l-Piy and Ingrsins In
Oil Cloth at mannfactnrers’ prices,
Wall Paper, Window Shades, Curtains andCosnices,
very cheap. All goods guaranteed.
5 per Cent. Discount on all Bills over 320.
Sin“
G
SOUTH minivans
Planmg Min 00.
Builders and others ore‘lnformed that this Comps
uyare nowprepared to execute in the best manner,
at short notice, all kinds of
Steam‘ Sawing,
‘ ' Scroll "Sawlng,
‘ Planing, _
and Turning.
Thely filigree furnish on the most reasonable terms
Lumber . and ' Timber,
Sash
and manufacture to order,
s
Blinds, -
Doors, Etc.
WELSI “CC,
for Stairs and Railings, and
Black Walnut, Ash, Cherry,Wluto wood
Ate, kept constantly on hand.
Prompt attention iven to orders. 0
Steamboat Landing,g W n“ he” the
C. F. TOLLES,
D. R. AU JTIN,
R. 1. TOLL]!!!
SOUTH NORWALK.
B. I. TOLLES, Treasurer.
l
HARDWARE
IRON AND STEEL,
illunufhcturcrs’. Supplies.
Agricultural, Implements,
Mechaules’ Tools,
Doors, Wlmlow Sash
and Blinds,
Paints,.0ils,- Window 01..., the,
AT LOWES’I‘ Casn masons.
and is constantly
more I full eseon.
r wholesale or re-
LOCKS, dead. rim. and mortise, of all kinds.
LA TCHES, rim. mortise. all kinds
Silver-Plated. Porcelain, and Mincral.’
NAILS, cut, pressed. wroncht and horse.
CUTLERY, Tabieond Pocket, a large assortment.
[In In ’71 GUNS, uouole andsinuie barrels.
. . .
PISTOLS, Revolvers ancstngle barrels.
IRON ondSTBBL. fnll nssortmen l. Cf sizes and kinds.
CARRIAGE SPRINGS._.Axles, bolts, clips, .kc.
Tire Insurance 00-. .ACMCULTURAL IIPLEHENTS. full assortment.
AW I. 80l,'A01"I. pus TS and arts. of the best manufactures.
“:15th AND‘Igl‘itELk full rug-gang round. bslf
n s one a .
‘SiTEEIgzl‘IRE’. d an ovu TEELAND
Horse oes an Nails Carriage S rin Axl
.and Baits. lilaileablle Iron. Files‘: Logost'ber c.
Belting, Rivets. Lace Leather. Machinery
. “v”. m- H - Oils: Mill,Circnlsr,and other Saws-
WELLS’ CARBOLIG TABLETS, Meche’uics’Toolhflu'Iumtment.’
. MOWING MACHINES, LAWN HOWERS
_ m cuasllt, cslnt All llnAllatstst. mm. RAKES, PLows '
. These Tablets piesent the Acid in Combination CORN SilELLERs, '
Rich other pmglent ENO‘N’I‘S' in; pro uiar fdfifm, for SHOVELS, SPADE =, SCOOPS,
0 euro 0 an seases. punmcxt '
Hoarseness and Ulceration of the Throat srelm- best in use- S HAY AND STALK CUTTER’ the
DOORS, WINDOW SASH AND BLINDS, of the
very best uality. con tantly on hand. Purchasers
m.SAIS‘IIHWBIGHIS
‘ ,grooved eye, the best in market
French Plate and Window Glass, all -izes.
Pure White Lead
- . . of Pure Paints and
to examine them.
together with a full assortment
Oils, 8 rm, Neat’s Foot, and
Machine Oils, Turpentine, .arnlsh, kc.
WM. (3. STREET.
' 21
03L
MVITE
HOUSEKEEPERS. ATTENTION l
bEIIlIoN. {Newman
I
your sttenti‘on to the fact that theyare
new prepared to furnish
The Best of Oysters
noes, would inform the pu
0
to. Baggage taken to and from all the trains on N.
N. St N. IL, and D. a N. R. R., and the Steamboat.
T
will attend to all orders for removing Furnitur
S
Street, New Yerk.
_ BOISE-MADE PIES constantly
ORNAMENTING done very neatly and at
Cocoenut: Everton 'l‘atfy Cocoanet; Cream Ber;
Peanut Bar: Ice Cream Cand
and Strawberry Carumcls.
stantly on hand.
' CBEEN’s tam-JIIPHESS.
Successorto A.'B. ALLEN.
HE. undersigned having purchased the entire in-
terest of A. B. Allen in the City Ex rees Busi-
blic, that all or era left up-
n the slates in the Norwalk Post Office, or at Geo.
. JODDIDgS' News Depot, will be promptly attended
e lsalso prepared to do all kinds of Lightand Heavy
rocking; having secured a first-class spring twig,
e .
nos, die. The patronageof the. public is respectfully
elicited. [l 211'] DAVID GREEN.
old store) where t
as. unmannis some,
AVE removed to their new rooms in the Po
lice Building (entrance one door west of t~
hey have a very large essortmen
Furniture or every description,
At greatly reduced prices. _
UNDERTAKING,
n all its branches.
at
l
0|" 0F NORWAIK do P. F. BRADY.
wi
in
PC
ll run one from each end of the-route every even-
. stopping at South Norwalk to receive and leave
Ebt. Produce sold without charge for commie-
Al
on.
5"
FREIGHT AT OLD PACKET RATES. .
3" All ersons are forbid trusting any of the em-
WBNIT
oi Chamber suits of all kinds, Bureaus,
es, 'i‘ete-a-Tetes, Card Tables Herbie-top Pier Tables
Center Tables, Extension Tab
constanmtly on hand. Shrouds,
ev t it necessary
nlsehz‘dchgoper than can be obtained elsewhere.
,A -new and elegant coach body Hearse, drawn by
two horses, has been received.
. ,DAILY LINE. UBE! mum'nlns:
__ . ‘1' I“
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS, , Fgfi‘lfgilwm‘ii‘”
HE subscriber has the largest assortment a
Household Furniture inthis Count , consisting
ofso. Mull...
les, Chairs and Rocker
all varieties.-
Looking (sin-oes, Plea-to mu,
and everything else in the Furniturollne, cheep fa \
Cpsb. Repairing promptly done by experienced work
men. ‘
. UNDERTAIING,
large essoruncnt of Cofiino, of the best materials
so Hearse. and
for the burial o the dead, fur-
ELEERT RAYAIoNn.
'U
ioyeeso either of the above boats on accountof
4b
the owners thereof.
NOBWALK HORSE RAILROAD.
1871. Conusxolso Anti. 13m. 1571.
BARGAINS.
China Cups 85 Saucers, 32 50 per doz.
DANBUIIY it NORWALK B B.
AUTUMN ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing October 10th, 1871.
DAILY “AIRS.
Leave Dunbury for South Norton“
0 30 a. nu: Iii In. ;,4 20 p. m.: Freight “3.45 p. m
Lem Nor-walk Bridgelor South'Nos-walk,
AH 32 a. m.;] 03, b 28,endh bi p. In.
Lean Namath Brfdpteétilr Danton; and all other
a one:
An 06 h. m. ; 201 and 6 all p. m. Freight at 11 15 mm.
The evening train up will leave South Norwalk at
0.18 p. m.. stopping at all stations.
- RIDGEFIELD masses: sen
Trains on Rid eiield Branch run from the up
t the wntrains.
”u“ “"1 " ° JOHNW.BACON,Sup't.
N. Yo“ No no BAllenoAn.
sulfur: ARRANCEIIENT.
Commencing Hay std. 1871. '
New York {or Horus-1k,
At 7.00, 8.00 (E&,) 9.00, 11.30 A. AL; 12.15 (Ex..) 3.00
(Ex.,) 8.45. 4.30 (Local ex") 5.30, 0.30. S.00(flx.,)P.M.
Norwulk {or New Haven.
At 3.399 A.I ‘11., stopping at‘pll stat‘i‘ons.
9:44 " Boston Express.
1.31 P. 11., stopping at. all stations.
:3 t: ”can “Tree
u
1:}: u . stopping atflall statl‘ons.
1‘s ‘ II as H II
9.4 " “ Boston Express.
Trains leave New Haven for Norwalk. at 1.40, 0.30,
8.30f8.10, 9.45 (E24) A. 11.; 12 E: 3.15, (Ex..) 4.80
(Ex..)5.00, 8.30 (Ex.,) P. I.
See I e bill of advertisement at the Station Houses
and Hate -
Supt’s Ofilce. 4th Ave. and 27th St., New York.
Ass’t Supt’o Ofiice, Station House, New Haven.
JANES H. HOYT Sub't.
ANCHOB‘ LINE s'rr-Iammts.
_ SAIL mar Wennxsnav an Samoan.
Passengers booked to tend item any-Railway Sta-
tion or Seaport in Great Britian. Ire nd. Norwo ,
Sweden, Denmark; Germany, France, Holland, Be -
gium and the United States, .
, , AT LOWEST CURRENCY HATES.
Cabin-fare from New York to GLASGOW, LIVER
POOL. LONDON‘DRRR. or QUEENS’IOWN 3‘75
ml 065. ‘ INTERMEDIATE. oils. STEERACR.
m. DHAI'I‘S ISSUED FOR, ANY AMOUNT.
: Parties sending for their fifiends in the Old Conu-
try can purchase tickets at reduced rates. - For tur-
iher- particulars «apply to HENDERSON BHO’I‘H-u
E88. 7 Bow‘lln’g'Green. N.Y. Or to ‘
MICHAEL BRADY, WM. HANDS, “lain street.
Not-walk, Conn. . . ~
ERIE RAIL WA 32'.
' DRoAD GUAOfilUBLE TRACE.
, THE GREAT THROUGH ROUTE.
' ‘ moans m .
Atlanuc Cltleg
. - EXTENDING 130]
New York to Dunkirk '400 miles,
New Ybrkjo In on; Pull-.448 miles,
New York Idllu 'ulo, 423 Issues
Novv York to Rochester. 886 Issues.
FOUR EYPREcS TBA INS DAILY.
vls.:
9.15 .- In" 1004‘ Demo. 5.15 p. 111., .‘e“ D.
o 0 11.03”” srlingo” Ze- "
. a.m.. . sun... '., . ..
8 Fun Cnarsnm Srnnp'mDsro'z 00p us
WPassengers by SOUND STEAMERS land at
Chambers Street Dcpotn those vie skull alight
within a few squares of Dad Street Depot.
PASS-IE“ ANN IAINAIE IIAISEEIIEI ERIE.
Pelllstllgl Drawiing Room _S‘Itld Sleeping Cfecbee,
com n ever In rovelnen Mount '10 citrate-e
onthtstflwoy.’ p ' m y
H‘fll'ollfl IGIETI, and any information re-
garding route. an connections. can be obtained at
the Company's oilice,124 Washin ton (corner Water)
street. Boston, and at all psinc pal emcee in new
En land.
4.0 TNIT'Ns's'ehgerAgent, ’Nlczi'ngilagld‘Aa'cnt.
Daily
OIIISATONIC RAILROAD. trains run as fol-
ows: . '
LEAVE BRIDGEPORT ‘
On arrival oftrslns from New York, New Haven
and Hartford. ,
10.30 a. m. and 5.40 . m.—For Pittsficid.
LEA E PIT-TSFIELD '
On arrival of trains from North Adams, Boston and
Albany road.
9.00 e. m.—For Bridgeport, New York, New Haven
and Hartford.
2.35 p. m—For Bridgeport and New York by Rail.
road on Steamboat, and train for New Haven
and Hartford. ‘ .
H. W. FRANKLIN, Superintendent.
Nor-walk Steam Planing Mill
AND
SASH, BLIND AND DOOR MANUFACTORY.
.,
b inns, «kc..furnished on as reasonable terms and
ofae good material as can be found elsewhere. Also,
Inning. Sowing, Scroll-Sewing. Turning, due" at“
on short notice and in the best manner. The public
patronage is earnestly solicited.
44 If NRY CHASMAR, Proprietor
1" Rooms with light power to let.
'0
ladies & Gentleman’s Restaurant.
wssr’AN?n"§0hruwss—.r, _
ASHES, Blinds, Doors,Wlndow Elam... hlonld- THAN ANY OTHERS
—. —- ‘ China Tea sets, white, $6.50,per set.
Leave Normals. So, ll‘oricalr. China Tea sets, gilt, “.00 per set. .
0 19 u N. Y. a N. II. c ,7 u , China Tea Plates, .50 per doz.
'f 24 u‘ New‘York Ex. 7 48 “ China Breakfast Plates, .00 per den.
2;; I. 1132-; 33;" g 3 :1 China Dinner Plates, $8.00 per dos.
9 ‘2’: I: New Norm. 9 or u
9 ' ' 'ew aven Ex. 45 “
o ,, .. Mm“, 1?, 2. -- E. K. LOCK‘WOD.
10 45 :: Igcgflprk Ex. 11 08 " -
l 30 0 rs 'n 1 b2 ”
‘1. 14 rm. No Train'. it so p n WATER l WA’I'E- :
1: it: 1“ Neil; £333. i gt; 3“ WnLLs REPAIRED andSUNK, with Patent
1 as “ New Haven 'Ex. 2 us 4- ’ 0’5”” welm’e’bhnas T LEONARD
d 4 ‘ ' . 9 .
ggg ,, $3 $3,133 3%: 1‘, Norwaik, Feb. 27,1871. _ -
3 00 :‘ 1lgewgork Ex. 3. 24 “ ,
. ,, ,
gill u Ngv’Tra‘llnk. ggg ,, » t Hummer’s momm- Ale.
4 11 t s New Haven Ex. 4 38 as THE attention Of the public II IOIICIM ED E
Q 4‘ st NO Train. 5 o, u . IIOI quality Of
5 10 :1 11:8" fiork Ex. 5 g: ‘- HAMHEH’S FRESH DIEWED
5 28 CW oven. , 5 “ ' enAn"l.x l..-
2;: 1'. figfifif' u. 2:: I: lTbloAlels brewcdfresh at all “now.
3-13 at No Train. 7 15 . u ahdits heaping qualities, especially oftOoth dur
7 1,, es New Haven. 1 40 . . &g the most excessive hotwoothor.b meme!"
7 40 “ No Train. 3 95 u . _ ylength of time. ‘
8 05 II No Train. 3 33 n ,For sale in Barrels end Half-Berna nthostoro
3 33 as No Train. 8 55 u ofthcsuoscribers FITCH O RINOUD,
s 55 " No Train. 9 15 u . ' "I“! Bit-'Jondh. 09n-
9 ‘15 u N. y. d: N. H. 11:. 9 50 ‘u Agentsfor the sale of Hammer coho-poll Ale.
9 40 “ No Train. 10 00 "
1 10 " Saturday only. 10 so t- E”! HATS—dill”,
EDWIN LOCEIWOOD, Pres. -
At E. K. LOCK'OOD’I.
Cleuhlng and Renewing of Goo
I‘lxtureo t
M . CLOVER, at his works in El...’ shoot is
prepared to Clean, Re-giid and Color”
3V
tures, and put themln comploto order,— 0 u:
now. He also continues the tarot-coo of
AND GAS FITTING, in all its ranches, end has
on hand for sale a large assortment effloe I‘Inur.
Also agent fo~ the ceiebreted A 3‘
Force Philip. the cheapest and boot pump in one. 8
____. F055;“.
. Building . S‘nds
7'00 LOAD. Ol‘
. Fine Building Stone.
Apply to GEO. A. '1'. 10.8.
EAST amus.
ll
an’fl
SOLOIERS' ,Olll’llAIS' ION!
ART GALLERY,
A'l‘_ Damn, CT,
arts 'fl vlsllollt AT {All lists": us out
This Gallery contains many of the flout Pin”
in America, and lovers ofArt will gsetiq theirzloao
and old a worthy charity by visiting the Home.
l'lllWlll,
At E. x. Locxwoon'o. ‘
.. ATTENTION IS" Gill.-
TO OUR LARGE STOCK 0’
yttrium. virus !
AND WE SUBMIT
THE FOLLOWING, RnsoNs
WHY THEY SHOULD us
[museum to M." amt
AMERICAN WATCHES. ,
PLANISHED,
PLAIN.
JAPAN N ED.
IN THE FIRST PLACE, THE
’Wsllliam Company is the tidal
AND HAS FOUR-FOLD TH]
EXPERIENCE OF ANY
OTHERS ENGAGED IN
THE BUSINESS Ill ‘71]
UNITED STATEI
IN THE SECOND PLACE, TH]
Mackinaw in use illiclliltils it
IS FAR MORE PERFECT
AND vARIIaD, AND as A
RESULT THE WATCH!
ARE or FAR mom
GRADE. AND OF GREATER
VARIETY. AND ARE PLACED
IN THE MARKET AT MUCH
lowtli rnlctsllllllllli cllltllt
QUALITY AND STYLE
. Emu-901ml .
THE THIRD DLACn-THE
, WALT-IA! Karen
18 Now A STAPLE ARTICLE *
ITS REPUTATION FULL, Y
ESTABLISHED. .AND'Ag
" A CONSEQUENCE
IT IS 8010 Arise: I'llllfl'f
IN THE BARRET-
BlLL.-lli~lcli& ca.
555 and567'Br0adway, N. Y.
W'ullser’o Vinegar Bitters.
Not an Alcoholic Bevera e. '1' them and be
vinced of its beneficialefi'eefie. Fgeale by son
WEED.
, GARE OIIAIEITI 0! ENE“ DESCRIPTION.
short notice.
ICE CREAM
made to order and furnished in good style for
Parties, the.
my 01m COUNTER cocoa!
LL KINDS
—o-r—-
JOB PRINTING .‘
Executed with neatncss and dispatch,
—AT THE ‘ I
”GAZETTE
. STEAM PRINTING OFFICI.
1
Pure Molasses Candy: Barley Cncoauut ; Japanese
y; Chocolate, Vanilla
A large variety of choice goodsin our line con-
Hair Dressing Saloon
P
will exert himself to conduct its business is and e
manner as to give complete. satisfactionto ell who
favor him with their patronage. The Saloon has re-
GA ZE’I'TE BUILDING.
PAKULSKI, late of the Prescott Housela
. loon, N. Y., having taken this establishment-
.agenerai assortmentof . ,
' ‘ - 3t10 Attelt JOSEPH . FOOT! Clerk. is intended for use in ordiua kerosene lsmns fern
GROCEH‘SW%%%%¥%§’RELASS- Tm “w i . ' » 1 . ' wherever good" Maud perfeclylecnrltyfrom nécl- if:.I‘d§3°'in°.’fité’ig‘.‘tt‘.“iof"°‘1' “1 8"! desired . lfililllhh‘m? 'éfigifiéktfiii‘diidtifihmi'fl:
- B dcvotinghisconstentperso' belelteutlon tothe lbmr’l‘eAt'I‘RMJF‘IB "'Q’dgxggfi [‘13ng kc: dent are require . Itis prepared carefully at the 8. 1. Slang 34‘1”“7' Frank Mead (E 00., tile saloon et sllreascueble hours of the dsy'end
bn-umlichens-towefltnubflcr‘mnm- “-1 Canaanplrsrzi‘tidispictidc'cfia‘seiii. m m HUDSON RIVER 011- WORKS. gggfggngggvggggfs.CAKES.'&c..constsutty ilfif‘ixfl‘d‘éii' i‘lii’flii‘ilififi“i§ ii‘vf'li'll.‘
' TheConrto ne‘er e. srcto o cmop BEE (mun) o , t . - ' . ' i '
a Thathlimltod and allowed six month: from nix-t3- . Alma ill Q d' F 3 FRUIT. AND VEGETABLES, ends full and com 1“" 3 Gazettenuilding, 1““ walk 3115:. 3231‘: ie’n'il': 31:] diziill‘l‘tldiliii'fffliih
B R 0.0 M . , ,bpreofJor thecreditorsofseidlstetet‘ocxhibltthclr ; I’lll'lty, I' ancv. an Economy. nlete stock ofICkolce Groceries, always on , . - - Brushing by Hecbineryfll -’
> - - claims for settlement. Those who no cut to resent yummy,“ in cans. cases “a prime barrels. by and. A ring. mom, for Iadiemwitb a separate entrance
are .xnusuts.
- =a'E—Wns ’
/
v
their accounts roper cat
will be deberrelilhrecolvzr .'
,said Ego
thin as 0 time. ‘
' Alipersonsindobtedto
”PW” ,
i
“In
, . l. d Lane. 1!. Y.
gig-slob! I. hymefi mm for Nag
CROOKERI‘. (it
‘ DE
Also a line essnr=mcntof
I
hurts a Naw‘c‘pnuna, .
ASS WARE. dtG C
UCUMBEn woon "
D
as sea fitted up where special care will he
euétAin and dressin Ladies’ and Cl ildren’s' sir ,eio
IO
UEL PAR SKIJIu then thevulml“)
PUMPS
-- AT — .
n E. wonwooo's.
ibblc’s Block South; orw‘ei wher m:
lonelisuwss EMA
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