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Tuesday. Jan. 7, 1873. .
FAIRFIELD COUNT: ITEMS.
WESTPORT.
Funeral of, Mrs. Char-1c. J. Ketchnm.
tis the heart’s desire of every rational be
ing when death comes that he may answer
the summons surrounded by friends and
near his own hearthstone; such hadbeen her
, wish of whom we speak, but a. train ofcir-
cumstanc not necessary hereto relate fixed
it to be oIIrerwisc, and. thousands of miles
away, b'cneath an Italian sky, amid balmy
grOves and fragrant flowers, her spirit, con—
scious till latest breath, and pointing to the
icicled caves of her distant home, mor‘J
grateful to her than all the splendor of a
foreign clime, look its flight on Nov. 22d.
All the incidents attending her deeease‘in
Rome, Italy are not yet known, but Mrs.
Fr'aucis Burritl, her mother, took steps for
. embalmiug and trapsporting the remains to
their native country, and they arrived in
Westporton the evening of Dec 315i. On
Saturday last they were, taken into the
Memorial Church of which! deceased was a
devout member, and a. funeral service sol-
emnized by Rev; L. S. Stevenspassisted by
Rev. C. M. Selleck of Nor-wait; Members
,of the Ketcbnm and Burritt families, here
and from NewYork were present, also num-
erous friends. The coilin, draped in a black
velvet pull, lay at the headof the centre
aisle in front of the eagle lectern. Upon it
were placed the choiwst and most expen-
. sive white flowers, gifts from intimate
friends. A crown; wreath, and cross were
at the head, foot'and front of the coffin. At
thé centre, on the top, was a standing cross
of white carnelias,bcaring the word“ Mam-
mn." This from_the only son of the dc-
ceased was a. most affecting token of re-
mcmbrance. The pew which deceased
formerly occupied was covered with black
cloth and strewn by Mrs. S. H. Alden with
rare white flowers. 'It was a sad and im-
pressive scene when Mr. Selleck advanced
and, after the Hymn, “Nearer my'God to
Thee,” a favorite of deceased had been sung,
read from the committal, “Earth to earth,
- ashes to ashes, dust to dust, looking to. the
general resurrection in the .last day, etc.”
The remains, contrary to general wish,
were not put on view, but the Congregation
were invited to look at the coffin and its
floral decorations, which after all had retired
from the church were deposited in a granite
sarcophagus prepared for them in the fami-
ly tomb near the Rectors study. ' Mrs.
Ketcllum was possessed of an amiable dis-
position. great personal beauty and rare in-
telléctual endor’vments, and she will be re-
membered by those who know her best as a
charming woman and a devoted christian.
Her dying exclamation was that she might
be buried at homo. ,
. The details of the funeral were in charge
of Mr. James Quimr sexton Of Holy Trinity
DC)
church, 4% street, New York.
Last Wednesday evoning the M. E. Sun-
day School had their annual Christmas Tree.
There was a large attendance of children ,
and friends, and the event proved to be one.
of the pleasanlest epochs In the history of
the church. Members from other churches
were present.
On Thursday evening the Congregational
Sunday School,the largest school in lown,’
assembled in numbers at National Hall,
where they were greeted by a monster
Christmas Tree and all the good things
which fond parents and teachers so well
know how to provide. The singing of can
ols and other pleasant exercises tended to
make-the event most enjoyable. , '
The Rev Dr. Sanderson, Of New YOrk, to
whom a. call had been extended by the Con-
‘gregational church to become its Pastor at
a. salary of$1,700 has not yet indicated his
acceptance. ‘ '
The remains of Mr. James H. Plait, were
brought from Slratford, Ct., on Saturday,
and placed in the “Plalt Burying Ground.”
Mr. Platt was a. native of Weslport, son of
Mr. Harry Platt,‘ a gentleman who. will ever
be held in remembrance. . Within a few
months, and son have friund a resting place
side by side in the family cemetery.
Mr. W. E. Sturges, havingpurcbased the
store and lot now occupied by Mr. John N.
Belts, will, on the opening of spring, raise,
remodel, and refit. with view of makirg it
his permanent place of business. He pro-'
poses to put in plate glass, or some similar
Windows. ‘
' TheI'e is one man in .townwho has 60
- bushels of apples in a. pile, covered ovor
with hay and Corn stalks.
for a thaw which will. last to allow him
to get to the cider mill with them. He is of
opinion that the cider when made, if it
shall ever ha ppen,will keep in good condition
far into the spring months.-
If Betts’ Hall shall be converted into a
Shirt Factory as proposed, where shall we
. hold Town meeting ? '
" The absence of any argument on the sub-
‘ject of town postmaster for the next four
years,~ augurs in favor of retaining the
present faithful and most acceptable in-
cumbent. ' '
_ Sometime since Mr. J. Taylor Adams es-
tablished abranch of his model Noiwaik
market, in Saugatuck oppoSite the railroad
Depot. '.Having sold his interest in the
former to his son, Mr. Royal Adams,be will
proceed to do for Saugatuck, what his pat-
, runs will continue. to thank him for.
On Friday last Mr. Alva Jones was vis
ed with a strbke of paralysis.
The eason ot sleighing has brought to
view many fine turnouts, but none as yet
to excel that of Mr. Wm. R. MeCready.
' PAUL.
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, GREEN WICH. .
J. W. Atwater has sold 8% acres of land
at Riverside to Jane Benedict for $15,000.
Tweed and the Amer-ions Club have had
their taxes abated about one half, by vote of
.Town meeting. I
Isaac Peck has a mammoth porker,which
Weighs 7.00 lbs.
BRIDGEPORT.
Rubinstein gave a concert at the Opera
House last week Monday evening.
Friend W. Smith has returned from the
silver mines of Nevada.
The horse railway company are running
their sleighs and making a good thing of
it. The Sleigbs were overloaded on New
Year’s day and are crowded every flay,
A sleighing party went ,to Birmingham,
Thursday evening, and were detained all
night by the Storm.
Monday afternoon an old gentleman from
Stratford by the name of Baxter, was run
ovur ,on Main street, near Congress, by a
sleigh, and badly injured. '
At the Stated Communication of St.
John's Led-re, NO. 3, F. & A. 01., held Jan.
. 1st, the following ofliccrs were duly installed
for the ensuing year: A. S. Parsons, W.
M. ; D- M. Roland, 8- W.; H. Stirling, J.
W.; Wm. R. Hisby, Treasurer; F. I.
U,i'.)rd, Sz-cretary; E. J. Pyle, S. D.; W. H.
Wils m, J. D.; W. H. Richards. S. S ; Chas.
H. Wootten, J. S.; E. Kebrer, Tyler; Wm.
R. Higby, Eli Thompson, John Wallace,
Trustees—Startddrd.
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1373.
Dr runnndnxuousu.
Spoken at the Congregational Sunday
School entertainment, Dec. 315t, in Whit-
ney’s Hall,» Darieu.
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1’" pay my respects to the new,
And a: the old year is now passing “7'”
~erl hid it a final adieu. ,
So rat-ewe" my old friend. you’ll now be at rest,
Your mission is ended, yonrlife has been blast;
To the world you have been ever faithful and true,
Farewell “Anno Domini Seventy-two."
The old year is dying, yet why should we mourn ‘!
Full enough of the burdens of life bu be borne,
Let us rather rejoice and be of good cheer.
For to-morrow will bring us "AHappy New Year.”
With all due respect to the “good olden times,"—
~The old masters of'Arts and makers of rhymes,
Who wrote all their verses in Latin and Greek, '
A language that no Anglo Saxon con speak.
[confess I delight not in things that are 'old, '
Nor in books that are all covered over with mold,
In mythical stories of gods whosc decree
Was law for the heavens,- the earth, and the sea.
Then away with these stories, these legends of yore,
Clear mcmory’s store-house of all ancient lore,
Let old things depart, let the happy new year
Have room in our hearts for its hopes fondly dear.
And while others are Seeking their fame to increase,
By hunting for “ruins" in Turkey Or Greece,
I bid them “God speed;" they are welcome to fame.
But I am no hunter for that sort of game.
Let Livingstone searcb’for the source of the Nile,
Let Stanley seek Livingstone once in a while;
Let Darwin keep hunting for Man's origin}
And claim, he resembles the Ape (in his grip);
Let explorers still dream of a great Polar Se:
Where the mercury ceases to mark the degree;
Let astronomers prove that the “man in the moon"
Is no- more of amau than-Darwin’s Baboon:
Let geologists dig, audmay they ne'er tire
'l‘ilI they prove that the earth is a vast ball of fire,
Enclosed in a curious sort of a crust
O'cr which is sprinkled a layer of dust ;.
Let adventurers all—whatever their name,
Receive their fall quota Of glory and fame,
For perchance in the lessons they learn we may find
Truths never betore understood by mankind.
Yet. while they are searching for things new and old,
Climbing o’er- icebergs and freezing‘wtth cold; '
I’m content to remain with friends that are dear,
And join in greeting the “Happy New Year.”
STAMFORD.
The Masons have taken a leasfif Hoyt’s
Hall, and will fit it upfas a Lodge Room.
Dwight Waugh is the newly elected W. M.
of Union Lodge. '
' The Presbyterian church has given a call
to the Rev. Evart Van Slyke,"ot‘ the‘ Re-
formed church of Albany, to become its
pastor at‘a salary of $3,000. Mr. Van Slyke
has accepted the call.
A handsome drop curtain has been put
up in lhe_Towu Hall, and the painters are
now atwork upon a curtain for the rear of
the stage. .
The " S. S.‘Club,” who gave the ball of
the season last year, are preparing to give a
sociable in Seely’s Hall, Friday evening,
January 24th.——Adoocate. . ~ »
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DANBURY.
The debt of the Second Congregational.
Society has finally been provided for by
subscription, and Rev. D. A. Easton' wants
to leave and spend a year at Cambridge
University asa resident, graduate but the
church. has voted to “call” him and he may
remain. .
The Farmers convention commences on
Wednesday and continues through Friday.
A dramatic version of Jane Eyre is soon 0
to be produced by local talent..
The Second Congregational Church "pro-
poses to adopt the free-seat system for the
ensuing year, relying upon voluntary week-
ly contributions for the. su
Church.
Col. White has been reelected President
f the Washington Society.
Kate Stanton lectured on “The Lives of
Great Men,” last Friday evening. .
J. W. Bacon has been re-clectcd Borough
Water Commissioner, and J Amsbury
reasurer of the Water Fund. Additional
unds, to the amount of
sued by the Borough.
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Daubury Far rs’ & Manufacturers’ Com"
pany, held at orough-Hall, Dec. 28th, the
following-named Directors were elected for
the. ensuing year :— "
JohnF. Beard, Coley Bartram, Geo. E.
Cowperthwaite, S. H. Rundle, E. S. Davis,
P. D. Crosby, Danbur ; anj D. 'Norris, H.
B. Platt, Ridtrefield; . F. Foster, Bedding ;
L. F. Camp, ewtowu; Sidney E. Hawley.
Brookfield. At a-subsequent mectlugofthe ».
Directors the following nfiigers wore elected
for the ensuing year ;=—President, John F.
Beard ; Vice-President, B..D. Norris ; Treas-
urer, John W. Bacon; Secretary, Thos. G.
Wildman.
The First Cong. Sabbath School have
lected‘Mr. L. P. Treadwell as their superin-
endent, and Mr. Eugene Odell, secrgtary
for the ensuing year. ' .
The following named were elected officers
f the Baptist Sunday School :—-J. Amsbury,
uperinteudent; John ’l‘argett, Assistant;
Chester Ambler, Treasurer; Frank D. But-
lcr, Secretary; Charles H. Crofut, Librari-
an ; Mrs. Rollo Nichols, Superintendent In-
fant Department ; Mrs. A. C. Hubbard, As-
istant; Libbie Bell, Secretary and Treats.
urea—News.
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.IJOB PRINTING "
Executed "with neutncss and .lismtch
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GAZETTE
STEAM PRINTING OFFICE.
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LOOIIAT IT! .
Loslc’s Patont.Adjustablo
STOVE PIPE THIMBLE
—— AND _
VENTIL AI‘OH,
COMBINED, AT
E. K. LOOKWOOD’S.
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wunoomn To run NEF YEAR '
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While others mav sin; ol the “good olden time,”
, i‘ DICK’S PATENT
pport of the. ~
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$11,000 are to be is- AL
At a meeting of the stockholders of the 53;” “I Palm?“
. .E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
No. a, GAZETTE EUILDING.
A comma, um
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‘ lADIES’ altar-Mint
Under. Garments,
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Five Tucked Skirts, at 75000000,
INCLUDING
S0000 Tucked Skirts, 00 $1.00.
CHEMEISE,
NIGHT DRESSES, .
DRESSING SACKS,
AND DRAWERS,
From 75 est. to 92.00 aud'sll 00.
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THE BEST $1.00 CORSET -
BEHOLD
TEA TRAYS, 70 cents and upwards.
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APPLE PARERS, ONE DOLLAR.
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KEROSENE OIL, 30 cents per gallon
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KNIVES AND Eoizfs, so'cems' per sett.
PLATED SPOONS AND FORKS.
GER YLES.
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STEAK BROILER.
CLOTHES WRIN S, SIX ST
‘DLANTEENS, LAiI’PS, LANTERNs.
BROOMS, BRUSSHES, DUSTERS.. .
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SOAP STONE FOOT WARMERS, 70 cents, ,'
~ at - E; K. LOCKWOOD’S.
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WANTED IMMEDIAIEW. - A God Shoemaker to
nuke all kinds 9 Boots an Shoes.
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5’ 00 REWARD will be paid for infor-
, . matiou that will leadto the arrest and
conviction of the person or: persons guilty of throw-
ing stones or other missels at. my shop.
8t'51 . _ WILLIAM H. JONES.
ms ATTENTION .sa
, A COMPLETE ASSORTMEN’I‘
[PARLOR SI
‘COOK,", ,
E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.
' NOTICE
E undersigned is selling out below cost. All
debts due him must be settled immediate . ‘
' H. D. KAJZENBE G.
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OFFICE OF THE NOWALK GAS LIGHT CO.,}
NOEIVALKLCTn December 30th, F72.
I. persons having'clalms against: The N orwalk
Gas Light Co., are requested to present the
GEORGE B.-ST. JOHN, Tress.
COAL HODS,
PARDONIAS, and
PLATE WARMERS
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Manufacturer of
Families, Parties, Pic-nics, the, supplied at sho rt
notice, in large or small quantithzs.
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NEW GOODS
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FANCY CIGAE'CASES
rINE- LINEN SETS, FINE EMBROIDERED
KANDKEucuIErs, LADIrs' AND MISSES’ ’
LACE COLLAR‘S, JEWELRY IN JET AND
-. GILT, LADIES’ AND MIssus' HATS, .
LADIES’ AND. MISSES’ nose,
VERY CHEAP; GENTS’ UN.
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! am now putting in a
. WINTER STOCK ,
. j of allbvarleties of . . ~ ..
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consisting of the Largest Assortmefi-ot
Stoke]; Boards ’ '
ever brought to this market.
this 00000 00‘
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10,000 pieces of 00101000000000.
A FULL STOCK or
0n utclttntltvtttru Slllltitl.
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Pine : subclass,- :
good widths and lengths.
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relief. the discoverer bc- .
‘ lilo-many more oi‘Na-
In the wondc: '
ire-properties. which
aim: p liti
the nu c
-. . ' - retahlo kingdom for
healing t'r: o‘ctcr before cornblnod
’. mild. e cvn‘renre of this fact Is
in O l'
f'rr-rl ly of most obstinate dis-
t‘ounrl to conquer. In tho
s, Sever-o Coughs,
u it :o:u-l,'st:t::xot‘ Consumptiomithas
i the or: lictl faculty. and eminent plry~
'siei-t'r a pro-man" 2 it the greatest Incdical discove-
ry of the a :‘I. \V rilc it cares the revel-est. Curtulrs,
it sirelgtir'll‘lh: sprite-n and purifies lllO
blur) .I. ii; list .L r x: arr-i thorough blood purify-
in: p: to) i::=, it cures all Rumors. from the
wast S I) ' llTlt') a common Blotch, Pint-
pi .2, or E :l ru all on. M ~ial diseastlIinc-
ral l’ai. . amt their effects. are eradicated, anti
viprms hetlth ml a sound constitution estab-
lizlul. vasipoiu‘c. Halt Rheum Fever
Sal-:5, Scaly or Rough Skill in short,
all the numerous diseases caused by ml blood,
nra conquered by this powurt‘nl purifying and in-
vi' "halting rncllcma. _ ’
fiyou foal dull, drnwsv, tlcbilrtatcd. have snllow
color of skin, or yellowish brown spots on face or
b) 1y, frequent lien tacit-2 or dizziness, bad taste in
' moztt'r, intern-Ll heat or chills alternated with hot.
llarhea, lozv spirits. and gloomy forebodings. ir-
re :al.rra;)‘-_i.:rito. our! ton Inspected, you are snifcr-
in; fr.) it To rnizl Liver or “ unions-
ngas.” In rn ry cart-3.0! “ Liver Com-
plaint, ‘oll,’ p: t of those symptoms are ex it>
rim 2 . it a. no It; for all such cases r.
l’iarce‘s Golds-I Me: 'al Discovery has no equal,
naitciiéctspcrfxtcrr It, learitrztltclrvcrstrcngtli.
cued ual healthv. For the cur-cpl Habitual
Consti ation of the bowels It. is it hover fail-
ing I‘L‘il‘lc: y. aazl those who havenscd it for this
purpose aroha‘l in its praise. .
The pro-,r-ictor otl'ers $1.000 reward for ll. medi-
cine that will equal it for- the cure of all the dis-
eases for which it is recommended.
Sold by dru'r'rists at $1 mn- bottle. Prepared b
R. V. Pierce. M. D., Sole Proprietor. at his Che ..
cal Laboratory. 13‘; Sonata street. Builhlo, N. Y. J
Send your address fora pamphlet.
AL WA YS IIANDY .
STOVE SH ELF. '
NOS KELLOGG and GEORGE F. BEL‘DEN
have taken the agency for the above article. It
is one of the best things out; Ever housekee er
shouldhuve one.’ Can beseeti ul. .y p_
Ill 11‘
1n theline’o'f'flAi!!! wOons, {have and shall
keep on hand
Ash, White W000, Black Walnut
and Cherry.
mu 1,. 1% and 2 Inch
SPRUCE FLOORING,
ROUGH: OR DRESSED.
. Also, a fuli‘liue of
EASTERN ' SPRUCE TIMBER,
all the usual sizes audlcugtbs.
1 am prepared to furnish
petition. '
’15:. 0. 031101.,
- BELDEN’S sTovE; STORE.
if.
'7. ‘ 000.00.00.00, 00m.
' LOW PRICES- :
Ola-Boards, 0r Readyiflade Boxes,
ln‘ql'untlti'e‘s of Car Loads, ftprices that defy com-
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Opened Every Pall at _ George-E. Smith, 07:11., at Adams’Expr-csa Oillce, {01‘ ffimfly 11:80 Euqhil't‘ of . l
- 0_ ° will receive aliorders and give full informarion. , ~ KEELER, HOLMES £7 CD'S-
4m‘48
Wholesale 00.300001 Establishment,
-’wherc he will make a specialty of supplyi'ng " “
PORK, HAMS,llHD, BOTTEil,&0’.,'
for-Famil y Use, of the'ver'y best qualities. Also,the
SCHOICEST’ BEEF
450‘ 1.13:. Campbell.
HONEST CHARGES!
NEW LAUNDRY, “
On'cANAi. sun, (Opp. Atlantic .Square,l-
with all the necessary FACILITIES for PROMPT
and SATISFACTORY execufion of all orders, the
'oroprnetorbOpes thanby personal supervision and
the employment of none but competent hands and
ltl-ict punctuality in del ivet y, to met-t; thepntrouago
ofhrsfriendsaudthe public zeuerally.x “ ubl'c MW,” e, -
s at et (1.
Atruuk will be major the accommodation ‘of the (IDES l p . g . a i'ISIIRRI'I‘TlerEAVIIR.
Norwa'll‘k pgblic betweenlStamfordt and Norwalk, - '
.cvery Ice :1 ,On lie 1 :05 a. m. rain ‘ret i-ulng ’ -' . '
willleave StarIIford on the 1:11 ' 11 F0“ SALE-
, norm LAWN scHOOL.
T the old SLJOIIN HOMESTEAD, cor. olegb
' and Wall sts., Instruction gilleh in all the
branches of Englrsh education, illuslc,Lauguages,
aetc; . , .
DRAWING nuom' NATURE.
I‘AINTINO and ILLUMINATION taught by“
Artist from the city. Instruction given in this
branch alone if desired. ‘ - , .
E subscrlbcrtakes pleasure in announcing to
' n
T the public, that he has added tohisstore, the
storcadjacgnt, which be has titted up as a first class.
BILLIARD BOOJII'.
iiavinlglust bought two ofKAVANAUGH & DECK-
ER’S est’l‘ables, he will be glad to have llllliard
players call and try them. E. UOLDSCII MID'I‘,
3m43 ' - . Keeua’s Block, Water St.
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Thé subscriber has opened i."
in the market, will be kept constantly
GOOD ~ WORK 1
. - PROMPT ’DELIVERYI
JEONDRY.
Having 'opcucd a
I‘Oystei's 2'
‘ " Oysters ‘2 :
PARTIES or FAMILIES an
or in the shell,'by the,
Peek, BushelOr Barrel;
‘ ' ' " Pint, Quart or Gallon.
" 0 DEMMOI LIEWGOMI Guam, in St.
Plumbing, Steam and Gas Pipe
‘ Fitting.
HE subscribers. having bought outthestock and
fixtures of E. H. Norton, V,an Zandt's Building,
Wall street, would announce to the public generally
that they are prepared to do anythingln the line of
Plumbing, Steam or Gas Pipe Fitting, at. verv short
notice, and in a good workmanlike manner. A share
.
pplled, either opened
p. In. truth, every
W. .s.,DOBSON, Proprietor. '
A Maui
; is a household pet in 'every ’
s family, Don’t be without De 1 ,
it. E. P. 'chd sells it: So does Stillson. l m n
ER’S ADVICE. '
If any of oulthi-ldren
have a . ougb, Cold,
Hoarseaess, or Sore
1 Throat, do not neglect it‘.
Horehonnd ‘ you know is ,
400d, but Keating's, Hore-
, bound. is the safest, surest,
I nicest, and best remedy for
such complaints. Alldeal- ,
ers in medicine sell it. It
NASH a; IVES.
Nos. 35 and 37 Main'SLfiorWalk,
(Formerly No. 4 Water Street.)
0.000. 000.00 000.00 Platinum sill. DSY f 00000,
linildinclots'at Diricu.’ .. . . v '
nundingtms awarten . . r25 00 11 AN 0 Y G 0 ODS
Buildtuglots at Daricu. . 200 00 ' . ',
lluildiugtots at Nuroton 250 00 ' '0 ' ' ‘
Buildinglots at. Noroton 800 00 " ' ‘ ' '
Buildinglols ot'Noroton 400 00 . ~ '
Bulldingio‘tsat Norotou .. 500 00 ——AND-'-
lluildiuglots at Darieu. . ,..... 625 00
Building lutsat South Nor-wJ 00300 ‘
Villa Plots at Dar-ten 900 00
Villa Pbts at Darleu.. . .. . . 1.300 00 -
Villa Plots at. Darien ....... .. .' .' . . 1,400 0.) '
Ilouse and Lot ”at: Rotou. Pornt 1,450 00, .- -
House and Lot. at Noroton. . .; . ..... 1,500 00- , . I
Villa Plotsot Darren........... ..... 1.600 00 ~
House and‘Lot at. Newton . 1,800 00 . ' -
Home and Lot at. Darien. . , , , , ...... 2.000 00 ‘ - ‘
IBonuzfiautli Lotagt Rowayton...,.......'... 81200-00 .
fl-l 0‘»: 01: 8t LON“ Nurwalku --' ‘05‘0 "0 A complete assortment of Goods in the above
Hausa and Lot at Kid etield ...... ...~..... .‘ 3.000 00 ‘ ‘ - ' -
House and Lotat Wes§ Darren... 3.200 00 .Im“ mummy °n him at In: pmes' - '
House and Lot at'Darreu ........ 3.500 00- '
Houseanl L)t at Saute Norwalk...;.... 4,000 00 ~____. '
Forty-three'acres land at Dal-ten . 4,300 00
Hence our]! 11:0: at glovetield . 4 500 00 . , . . . _
Ilauseum 0 at .Il' cn.. . 6 000 0t) , ' 0 ' ‘ -
House and Lot utNorwalr. . .. 0 . 5.500, 00 N. B.—Particuiar at.entlon given to the
liouse and hot at South .‘lorwa 0,0 0 00 ' ‘.,_ .'
House and Lot At South Nor-walk 7,000 00
Illouse our; [fiaod 3%Neiw Canaan. 7.500 00 ' . ‘ » ,'
case an u at or en ...... 8.000 00 .
Lar eFarm at Rldgeflcl'd..... 9,000 00
0. Makmg of Boots & Shoes to order.
House and Lot at South Norwalk.. . . 20,000 00
House and Lot at South Norwalk . .. 13,000 00
House and Lot at South Norwalk.. . . 12.000 00 ‘
"Houseaud Lot atSouth-Norwalk.. .. 14.000 00 > _AL50_
House and Land at Ridgctield ....... . ..’ 15.000 00 . \
Farm at NewCanaau................ 16,010 00 '
Hotel Proporry'nt Gregory's Point ...... . . '20 0:0 00 . ' I I
ELI: i‘Reaidunce Id :61:th N%‘\Valk;. . 25,000 00 ‘ . ~ 'g
. oce ouseau an at arieu........ 30000 00 ' ' '
Villa 0000..., .0 00.0 ,,,,,,,,,,,,, 453000 00 Repairing neatly dz promptly done. 1‘
Fine Business Property at Not-walk. . . . . . 60,000 00 - - .
Valuable Estate at Sta Arm-d” . . . . . . . . . . . 60,000 00
For full description ofthese andmany other plpts WM- R- NASH. NATHAN IVES.
and dwellings, enquire at omcc of ’ . .
MELVILLE E. MEAD, "‘15-“ .1 "3"“ ° 6“
-|.—..
Th
' Assets NOV. 1
Rihks in burnt district, Do
the losse
MELVI
TICK
. 0000
00000000 0000, 001'. of. Main, EARLE N. éSMlTllis
(swonns’ BUILDING.) _
South'Norwalk, 007m.
INSURANCE ' T0" SETS 0 3“"
Of-_al| kinds Effected
000000000 COMPANIES.
Insure against. Fire in
Leaving Net Assets. even in case the
sonar]: NORWALK, CONN.
vIA quTE. STAR LINE.
Drafts ion Irolan'd For-Sale.
LOAN-s 0000000000.. ..
Securities ‘BOugltt and Sold.
CONDUCTED AT OFFICE or.
I .. Melville It. Mead.
INTEREST ALLOWED Orr-DEPOSITS,
' - JACOB-M.LAvToN,Oashm.
hum r"
_ _. .
5100 00
DOORS. SASHES,
Planing, Sawing, Turning, (it .Scroll
lellow 0000, Ash and Black Walnut
Office and Factory situated at foot .of Marshall St.
Lumber Yards situated between draw-brid
adjoining dock of Daubury 0i; IiorwalkR. R.
.
Fair/sold Cazmty'
01.00100 ' 1011.1. ._ _
'TOILET suavross, - .
0
non EMIAN ORNAMENTs,
' rA‘nIAN ST‘ATU
ETTES,
TABLE FLOWER STANDS,
SUPERB LCS’I'RES, '
SHADES AND STANDS,
LAVA VASES,
LAVA SMOKE SETTS
at lowest possible prices,‘at
ELK
. Loomwooo’s.
-. BUILDING .00.,
South Norwalk,iCt., V
> Dealerslu
Lrn'nber, Timber, Latin, Slate
Tin-red Felt, Linc, Brick,
Cement and .Piaster.
Manufacturers of.
BLINDS. BOXES. 0n
JifO ULDINGS, BRACKETS,
BAL U51 ERS, NEWELS,
Gallant] sec,
25tf
'N¢_T_I_c:m. ‘
PLUMBING l PLUMBING!
ANING engaged the
I
services ‘of D. B. LUM, a
plumber of great. experience. and favorably
known in this vicinity as a practical workmalriu all
branches of plumbing, I shall be able to supply the
public with the best work at short notice.
your orders for .
Leave
LIFTAIVD FORCE PUMPS, BA. TH TUBE, WA TEE
CLOSETS, BOILERS. «
BA 3! NS, LEAD,
TIN-LINED AND BLOCK'ITIN
PIPE, «cc.
of which are ofl'erctl
, 000., 00c“ .
at lowest market rates.
LEWIS J. (minus,
23 Main Street, Nor-walk, Ct.
WINDOW .0 DOOR FRAMES,
f STAIR RAILS.
Sawing done at short'notice-
1 Constantly on hand
F L o o n I N G.
' ‘ Amo,’ _
DOOR SILLS,VWII‘{DOW CASINOS, do IHIMMINGS,
0
CALL AT
'ttlstams
No.30 MAI
and porch
llartlwarc, Cutlery,
GRIOUI‘TUHAl
El STREET,
sse your .
IMPIEMENTS.
WALD PAPER. WINDOW SHADES,
PAINTS, OILS AND GLASS.
. ’AGENTS FOR THE
EMPIRE LAWN MOWER,
‘0
. AND TIIE ,
Continental Washing Machine.
FENCE RAILINGS, PICKETS, ros'rs,‘&c.
ges, sod
STOVE REPAIRS
,’ at
LOCKWOOD’S .
BURR KNAPP, Pres.,
T. BAKER, Treasurer.
n- n. FITCH, Sup’t,
113'
coo STONE. CHINA.
fMOLASSES CUPS, '
with Brittauia Covers, at 40 cents each, at
K. LOCKWODD’S.
-AT-
A NEW LOT 05‘. "
um i was 0.0000:
Mink, Black Martin, Seal, Squirrel
' Alaska. Sable, &c.,_&0.
HOLIDAY _ GOODS: -
SELLECK’S. .
e-_ Phonix, ;
OF' BROOKLYN, a
..... ............ ...-..-a.
- . $2,032,191 or
ston . . .
450,000 00
. i
" FINE GIFT BOOKS,
LLE E. "MEAD, Agent, OI'IEORD BIBLES a; pause BOOKS 500.00 000,
' ' ALE UlliS, 75c. 10-32500,
5 aretotal.................$t,582,19101
\
WRITING DESKS. 750. to 820.00,
ETS To EUROPE
JAPANESE Goons,
IMPORTED POCKET BOOKS, 750. to £5.00,
' DIARIES, 1873, 35c. to $5.00, .
ETC., ETC., ETC.
.
_—_
_ WARMING .
VENTILATING
~ AND A ~
llt- Mums BOSlNESS
HOW eséential to the health and comfort, as well
V as happinessot‘ our household,“ u_. properly
warmed and ventilated house. In our strife for_ the
means to build luxurious homes let us give 3‘ IILLle
thought and- attention to the most. desirable or all
auxiliaries'tu good health and comfort; ,Pure Arr
properly warmed and conveyed to the drtl'ereutapart-
meats. How can we expect to enjoy good health,
when we disobey the common laws of..\ature? Can
we expecl. heath and vigor when we shut ourselves
up, as ‘a great many do, in rooms fourteen or fifteen
socrn N03WALK,OT.
=HOL
nor.
And oth
H.
.. WELLMAN’S
WRITING DESKS AND FOLIOS,
CHECQUEB 30.03115, 0
Games, Trays. we.
FRENCH FANCY Goons,
LADIES’ TRAVELING BAGS,
STEREOSCOPES,
LADIES’ a GENT‘S DRESSING CASES
GOLD PENS AND PENCILS, '
@Call and emminc for yourselves. All,
‘are welcome. '
feet square, shot. all the doors, list all the windows,
and then put a cast. iron stove In the center and heat
it to almost a red heat. and heat and reheat the air
over and. over again. and mix with it. the gasses cs-
caping from the stove by imperfectjoluts,and the
passage of gas through the portions of the stove
that Is heated to a red heat,—for gas will escape
through cast iron at a rat] bean—arm then suppmc
there are live or six persons in the room breathing
the air ant! mixing with it the ,secretrous exhalrng
from their badles.some-of them perhaps with (its-
eased lungs, &C. Is it goodseuse to expect anything
but ill health and discomfort, from such :1 Marco 7
How long will it to ~ I: to use up all the oxygen _m
the air of such a room when every person is receiv-
ing into and discharging from the lungs eight. cubrc
‘feel. of air per minute, aud the stove eausumtog far
more to support combustion. How soon the at r be-
comes a poison, until. for breathln r, and offensrve to
the sense of smell. I have seen many such homes
and many of our best dwellings and ublic halls are
so heated. I called at the home n a gentleman a
few days agn,,.ud was shown into a room where
the family were sitting with doors closed and the
thermometer at ninety, and one or twu of the farn:.y
complaining that they were cold: and why? pecan-e
they had reduced their svstetu by over-treating. If
they had thrown Open all the doors, and the whole
housebeeu war ed to seventy~tlve or eighty degrees
and a bountu' . supply of pure air fat-outlet} [o the
rooms, the result. Would have bcem an’e dittorent.
The title principle of warming and ventilating Is
to introduce a large volume of ’ruo-leralely warm arr
to the rooms and in passing it off before itbemmes
villaled by breathing and secretions of {he skin, and
keeping up the supply of pure air-.Thrs, we claim.
is accomplished by
III: 0001000 30MB
_ HEATER.
constructed on scientifiic principles, that have been
tested for four or live years with good. results. _Ir rs
so constructed. that it will not. leak has. It has a
l00v.00005
-.AT ..
'For old and young.
and all kinds of
Ls 0.1- Low PRICES.
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
FANCY BOXES,
ALBUMS,
twenty-"ix thousand inches. It has a large combus-
tion chamber, and very thoroughly utilizes the treat.
It. is economical in incl. will retain heat fora. long
time and yet: will quickly throw off hear, and not
burn the air. We invite a. i who desire to act a bet-
ter system ofwarmlnl: at d ventilating to correspond
with us or vi=it us and w..- wril show them several to
operation that. :tre giving good sarisfncdon. We sn-
perlntend the setting of every furnace and not only
see. that. the work on the furnace itself is well done,
not. link of or the ,arraugoments of the air pipes
‘b‘oxc's; 830;, and study to give thebesturmngcmeut
possible.
0 ”A. SKAATES,
I BRIDGEEOEECOMM”
DRAWING INSTRUMENTS, .
FANCY PERFUME BOXES,
BRONZE GOODS,
or goods too numerous to mention.
0
H. WELL-MAN,
35M. 2!? of T 1: ER
, 000000000000;
. 00. 2i Main Street, Narwalk, 0t
ell them on Motithly Installments, Everybody can
ave a Piano-or Organ.
WEBER PIANOS,
GEO VESTDEN .0- FULI; ER’S,
VASE a soar:
audwillforulsh at shOrtnotlce. .
Taken in Eacbango for New, ~
by the most eminent musicians of the UnitedStates,
may not be inappropriate!
P
W
B
. The Weber Pianos stand Firstamongst the splen
G
Weber Pianosare Ituapproachable.—Jahn Zunfleh .
THE ESTY 0000000 010000 ..
Beautifully finished in black walnut and
r
. any other in theworld. Has taken more
I
Am AND FIRST PREMIUM
hibitious throughout t re United States.
They are endorsed by the highest musical
authorities.
can be bestowed On any instrument.
met with.
_ It is the no plus ultra
‘which has ever satisfied_mc.—Ren. H."C’
' Savesthe health and strength of the operator.
' SIP-15
large radiating surface. the smallest size having .
o
DEALER IN ' ‘
I
t
:s-va
0 ,MELODEONS, ’
rfl
SHEET MUSIC, &e,,
TA
Makes specalrty to
.MANUFAC'I‘UBE TO ORDER
PlllN AND FANOY PllllOR SUITS.
1: every slyleo! Goods : a largeassortment of which
hey been constantly unboud, with the largeststock
of every description of
HOUSEHOLD Foam-rune
cvcr exhibited in town.
BUCKINGHAM or. 06.,
UNDERTAKERS,
AND DEALERS INFURNHURE, » :
Main St, Opposite R. R. Donor,
SOUTH NORWALK.
Manufactdry and Wholesale Depot, Bridgepolrgt.
C .
on. ,
keep a. urge stock ofiustrument'son haud,and
IVE GEES]; FEATHER]?
a t
K. LOOKWOOD’S.
SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATE!)
STANLEY'O SON’E.
~ .1121 was BROTHER,
Calisud seethem.
' OLD INSTRUMENTS
volume AND REPAIRING
Done atsbort notice.
HOOPER’S HOTEL,
(m the European Plan.
.lAOlES’ AND OENTS’ SDININO SALOON.
\
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0
l
0
' sound 00‘ Main Street,l\lorwalk,0t.
GEORGE w. noopun, Proprietor.
The Weber- Piano.
AfervExtracts from the 'great number received
I have never seen a Piano which equalsthe‘Weber
lanoforte.- Geo. F. antoro.
The Weber Piano occupies Justly the First rank
mongst the Best. Pianos. . J. N. Pontoon.
The \Vebchiauos cannotpossibly beguII-Ipasglcld.
. . l I.
I used the Weber Grand Piano,hecause l considt.
tthe Best. in the World. Harry Sanderson.
The Weber Piano possesses‘cverything that can be
lshed I ’1’ in a Piano. Geo. W. Morgan.
The Weber Piano ranks foremost amongst the
est Manufactured. Wm. Mason.
Country.
Clara N. Brinkerhof.
A ten vears’ acqllaintance satisfies me that the
idj’ianos produced i u' this
I would call especial attention to ‘
osewood. combining more perfections than
ban ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY GOLD MED»
at Farrs and Ex-
Certainly the best I ever heard.
‘ . Geo. W. Morgan.
It is vocal, which is the highest praise that
G. B. Seymour, Musical Grim N. Y. Times.
They are the best recdinstrumcut we'have
I Organ Builders, N. Y,
of reed instruments.
Prof. E. L. Baker.»
-It contains sweetness and power in an
unusual degree—Rec. Bishop Szmpaon, M,
E. Church. ‘ » . _
Language fails in adequacy to convey it
fair idea of the perfectly enchanting‘lowef
of this instrument.—Dzdependent.
Vastly superior to anything of the kind I
have ever played upou.— Wm. A. ng._
The Esty Organs are without a superior.
Geo. Jardfne, Organ .Buflder, 1V. Y.
No t;emolo‘_ has yet been invented that
will in any way compare with this for heau- .
ty of eii‘ect.— Wm.A.Jolmson, Organ buzlder.
It is not merely the best, but it is the only
mechanical reproduction of the human voice
0. .2.- J. H. Odell,
Rings, President of Northern. New York Must;
cal Association.
11!]. POTTER, Nor-walk.
W ANTED !
AnA gent wanted in evoryCouuty in the State, to sell
Mlll’S ADJUSTABLE TREAOlE,
FOR SE‘VING MACHINES.
Call
and see it in Operation at
S. L. VERSOY’S, Chapel Street,
or ad'lress Box 393, Norwals P. 0.
.A. New Carpet.
'HE IREAT WOIOER.—The New England Carpet.
Co., ambushed ver a quarter of aceutnry :lgO,
having.r expended much time, talent and money: to
produce a stylish and durable carpet. at a. low price.
ahcr year-s of experimenting wizh the best urt.zaus
have brought out. a carpet. winch they have home
and will be known as GERHAI TAPES‘mY, being
exact imitation ofSoliu Brownie, the lirstthousand
p eces of which. in 0111 -r to Introduce them, Will be
sold for 87).; cents per yartl._—Sampies sent by mat.
on receipt of 10 cents, or 5 differentdmttcrns 50 on.
N ENGLAND OAIPET O .
Alwfil
quton, Mass.
Not Injured by the Great Flre. ,
' J 'E'l" GOODS '
a. I
LARGEST STOCK,
BEST ASSORTMEN T,
LATEST STYLES.
LOWER‘I' PRICES,
IN BOSTON, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
A large line of
00010000 000,000 ., Ornaments,
Watemnwn cf: 00/8,
15 ‘WIN'I‘ER STREET.
(Cor. Music Hall entrance)»
Send For Price List.
Partner Wanted,
ITH 83,000 in a Wholesale Home in New
w York. either Specral or Aetive; will pay Special
25 per cent. on investment. The business rs a very
safe and profitable one, connected with_Factories
and Druggists, and has a large increasrug trade.
Undoubtedreferoucesre alter! and Address,
373 Washington Street,
5
494v 1
Bull ing.cor. Water Street 01:10:
i
Room 11, Waller‘
WALL Silurian Op‘o’t‘a Iron”).
Fa rtiel Avenue.
liilv'en.‘
.0 .. . SLR PETERS. nrwulk,gt.
new York.Dec. 8tb.1 fl. atlil
T“
A. Simonson, of Bridgeport, the popular-‘Human.
Hair Work Manufacturer. has established a branch
of his business at our Fancy Store. Ladieswiil and
a full and large assortment of real hair,
like magic.
Rich Blood.
Gold. Price $1 p
by HERBERT L.
Sole Agent for Norwall:.
Dr. S. D. HOWE, S '
161 Chambers st.. l\cw 1 wit.
to
E E ._ E000
"A CART).
HUMAN" HAIR wont t
_AT_.
KLEIN & EMANUEL'S.
E undersigned have
their numerous frieu
S WI TOE ES. CURLS,
the pleasure of informing
ds and customers that Mr.
antennas. BRA ms;
FRONTS, HALF AND FUIL’ WIGS', PUFFS,
. .
and every other article belonging to the busihess..
Old llair Work altered and workedover in any style
desired, or any new article made to order at very
short notice.
HAIR JE'WEIIRY !
Respectfully,
Particular attention given to 'this branch. Hoping
to secure a share of the Ladies patronage.
KLEIN tit EMANUEL, ,
. Norwalk, Conn.
OTICE.-—Tbc above is correct. and In addition ~
I should mention that this arrangement was
necessary hr the continued demand of my custo-
ure'rs of Nor-volts, at the same time I take. pleasure
of informing my w Irtuy patrons. that. of late years
I import the hair and mmnd'actti-rc myself.
inducement are oiered to the public.
A. SIIQIONSON, Bridge on, A. SIMONSON 6’5 00..
Daubury, KLEIN 37 E
Great
)4 URL, Norwalk.
The most \Vonderml DIScovcry of the
1 9th Century.
Dr. S. I). Rowe’s
ARA‘BIAN
MILK-CURE
FOR OOISOMPTIO'. and all diseases-of the throat,
chest and lungs. (The only medicine of the kind in
the world.)
A suns-urn“ FOB can LIVER OIL.
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis, Incipient
Consumption, Loss of Voice. Shortness of Breath,
Catarrh. Crou , Coughs, Colds, &c.. in a few days,
I-icefil perbntlle; 6 for so. Also,
Dr. S. D. Rowe’s
Arabian Tonic Blood-Purified.
. Wh'ch Difi‘ers from all other
mediate action upor the
preparations in its im-
LIVER, KIDNEYS and BLOOD.
It is‘purely vegetable, and cleanses the system of
all impurities, builds it right up, and makes Pure,
It cur-cs Scrot'ulous Diseases of all
kinds, removes Constipation, and regulates tho
Bowels. For “General Ilcbility." “ Lost Vitality,’
and ‘~ llroken- own Constitutions." Lehallepgc the
Will Century. Fvery Bottle is worth rvs we'ghr. in
er Brittle: six Bottles, €5,_ Sold
UHLE, Druggist, No. 11 Main St..
Gin-19
ole Proprici or,
WILL/4H3
JALMAICA
at n
A sure and speedy cure for
Colds and Chills.
A safe and. certain'rcmcdy for Bow
Complaints, Chole-
hcst tonic for Dyopcptlcs.
gov.
Will not Explode!
I.
‘S-xPAK'ULSK-EI '
.993!» lv informs the ladies of Rama]; g... 71
that he has engaged the services of a
. FIRST-CLASS MANUFACTURER
—or_ '
E00000 [lair Walt,
who will make up, at hrs shop; all kinds of w 0 - ~
sired byl adios, in thelatestaud mostapproveu k '22
making over “ Conrbiucs"-ot'.the tours on u mm. 9;
will supply hair to order. He has also constantly on
hand, a line assortment of ‘ ‘
Switches,
Braids, ,,
H‘C‘urls, wed
which he is able to_sell at lower rates than ever be-
fore offered. Ladies 'desrri'ng such work. will do
well to call before purchasing elsewhere, as he can
aswre them that he. can sell twenty per cent. lower
than any other dealer
:-
He has also fitted up u
PRIVATE SALOON FOR
Lidia’s. 000100000 Hair 00000100.
to
He occupies thetinc store in ELY’S BLOCK,
formerly occupied as a Drug Storm—one of the best
locations in the- city, In the rear of the Ladies’82-
loon he has a line .
Hair Dressing aniShaving Saloon
FOR GENTLEMEN. ‘
05mm “unfit good 0000 :00 making.
and repairing Ladies’ Shoes.
BROWN J's KELLOGG.
ll
f
three good a nrlmenls to let. A
Enquire of .'E. OLHSTEAD. .
DEKSLOW Gr. BUSH’S
‘PREM HIM SAFETY” OIL '
Sold by all dealers in the United States.
TO [EL—Two or
3010 _
slim-1 500300.110 our
50-: v“
Pronounced by the New York Board of Fire Uh.
derwriters, “An important safeguard again» the
loss of life and property ”
This Oil will not explode orignite ifallghtedlamp
be broken.—N. l'. Tribune.
It. is perfectly-safe, and a more soft and steady
light. never r'laddened our eyes. -N. Y. Bungelitt.
SELLEC 3305., Wholosale A cuts for Norwalk
and vicinity. DENSLOW &'BUS
New York. .
, Manufacturers,
(9
HOLIDAY . .
GOODS!
Q
LORD a; TAYLOR will ofl'er-dnring the HOLIDAY
SEASON new lines of DRESS GOODS and very
chorce selections of FANG Y GOODS, selected espec-
ially for the Holiday eason, consrsting in art: of
RICH COSTUMES, EVENING, BALL and R CEP-
TIUN DRESSES and handsome resentsin SEAL-
SKIN ' SACQUES, RICH CLOA S, and INDIA
SHAWLS. Also a fine lot ofLACE GOODS, in
which suitable OLIDAY GIFTS, maybe found.
DRESS GOODS and DRESS PATTERbSin all tho
fashionable shades, atlow riccs. Alec,FUR SETS.
in Seatskiu,$ab:e, Mink, rmine,Am-akhan,8qmr-
rel, '&c., &c., .
An elegant. assortment of FANCY ARTICLES
TOILET SETS, GLOVE no SJIANDKEBCHIIISl
BOXES, PERFUMERY, F CY SOAPS SATCH-
ELS, and HOLIDAY GIFTS of cxery description.
Gents’ DRESSING GOWNS. SMOKING J'A CK‘ETS
and CAPS, SCARFS, TIES, lllll BRELLA S,
GLOVES, and other articles for gentlemen suitable
for the Holidays, to which the attention of India il
invited. Alecl the TREFOUSSE, DESPFES. and
DENT G LOVhSJn assorted shades, put up In quan-
tities to suit the purchaser.
LORD 80 ITAYLOB,
Broadway and 00th Street.
00000000 thistle, '_
New York City.
PRESERVE HEALTH l
SMITII'S PATENT PERFORATED
Buckskin Undergarments for Ladies
and Gentlemen are a' Great. Preserve:
‘ of Health. ands Preventive and Cure
for Rheumatism and Lung Diseases.
3 They are strongly curler-Sod by the
Medical Faculty, and indispensable
l) to aged persons and invalida; They.
are also the best proIection in this
changeable climate, ever presented
to the American people. Awarded the
0 _ First Premium at American Institute
. E Fair'of 1869, 1870 and 1511. Send for
.. Circular.
—..
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D. C. HALL moo, '
44 West Broadway, N. Y.
20 SHEETS OF MUSIO FOR $l’.OO.!
OI'T WASI'E- “Oil“ on high-priced Music!
D when you can select. from our Cufilogue 0,
over 600 pieces. Ten or 20 Songs'or Instrhmentaf
pieces arranged for Piano, elegantly pnnted or;
heavv music paper. for One Dollar. lnclose-stamp
tor s‘Catalogue. AddressBENJ.W.H1TCHCOCK
Publisher, 430 Third Avenue, N._Y.. ~ ‘ 8m49
Agents Wanted. I
. E DESIRE permanent Agents .in every' town.
W Ladies or gentlemen can. with very little ef-
fort, earn from Three to Ten'dollars a day. the
year round The business is genteel andrespectable
and suitable territory will be given to each Agent—
no capital is necessary. Spectrum: and Circulars
will be sent free. Address, MARTIN, BUTTON I!
00.. 761 Broadway, New York. . 311149
a
Weed: Scolds},
Above are a few of our patterns D
to of Mouldings. Our assortment 3
: embraces Iooo', designs. At; our
h Salerorom: can be found in stock, 0
to ready for immediate delivery, a :‘
3 great variety of patterns and sizes (.3
o of Crown, Bare, Panel, 15am], w
G Door and Trim Afar/102771.35; GD"-
6 My, malts, Georgia Pine £11371” '
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Beads, Gal/zit Ram’s, Par/ugh
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