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CHARLES T. LEONARD,
cannula
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r. H. NASH a. Business.
.t‘xtenslve dealers in
CROCKER Y, CHINA“:
Proverbs.
Proverbs are excellent things. They save
a deal of thinking, being generally results
applicable to the daily necessities of men.
They often throw light .upon aperplexiiy ;
son'rn NORWALK ,
Planing M111 Co-
Butlders andotbers are informed that this Com-
pany are now prepared to execute in thebesi
manner at shortnotice, allkinds of
YOU CAN ALTwars FIND
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‘DEMMON & NEWCOMB’S
53 MAIN STREET, ,
CHOICE FAMILY GROOEBIES
e V i F ’ CONVEYANCES.
. “walk, Gazette. ’
GBEEN’S ‘CITY EXPRESS,
Successor toA. B. ALLEN.
T
he
Young Men and Maidens.
_an anvnn'rrsnnrnnirs.
12,000,000 ACRES i
Cheap—Dinars 2
BY an. HOWARD enosnr, D. D.
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It is a common and startling remark
.9
Tuesday, June 3, 1873.
HEundersigned having purchased the entirtln-
tcrest of A. B. Allen, in the Citylxpreag Busi-
nowadays thst young men cannot afiord to A d minds of . in b" m t H a l f l
.. . - . . . n a - ss would inrorm e on c a 8 or m e .: rob em 'n morals' ex ressa crit‘-
marry If this be truc, society is in great Thechea tr. di . . r MD the FRUITS and VEGETABLES , upon! the Nam ,n we Roma”, Pomomcmo, 3, Steam Sawing, solve a p i _ , P 1“
6 Printer" Estate ““391“ If only the “011 can lake ‘0 ”mm' D” an H mm“ or S“ y GLASS Gt EARTH EN WABES. IN rnam Pnoran SEASONS WOOD AND BRICK, s. K. Stanley’s New: Ifiepott. wiglirbe 0133;1th {to scroll Sowing, mm Upon 00mm malts; “”0” 3 beam 0‘
Th . . , _ y ' , u an r ma L et. a . ,- . . > -
selves “west ”0‘ only “'1th race dwmdle, UNION PAGIFICHAIlHDADCUMPANY "— 2013119.?3133 iffiieidanfldaNJLRfandtthtl-nilfis- Planing, in! or humor upon some dark spot. As :1
rs Ran’es Stovesand Furnaces and all that
Heate . ll . i Alsnafiue assortmentof bout. Be is also prepared to do all kinds of Lleht and Turning. general thing, newspapers lend to destroy
D ' thRiver Due Stone,Lime, Cement
We find in an exchange the following re-
‘ . but it will dwindle through vicious channels In the Great Platte Valley. . enhinsto the Stove and Culinary Department:
' h ' rs and uhlisliel‘s _ . . , . .' W at val-let ' . * 'r ki "-h vi secur d a first-class _ , , . .-
marks, Wh‘lc “1'1 prmtebl ndiommend I am Inclined to “link that the iiphorlsm 18' 3,000,000 Acres in Central Nebrask" glfgfifiliffiinflt’:gdldifetfililtllireexpencnci GROGKERY, .lAss WARE, an. _ALSO_ . $311? ell-git, 535': tlljéndattfgll'orde‘l‘s for removing Theymlialso furnish onthc mostreasonableterms Proverbs. A reading“md intelligeaneoplc
W111 agree “1 calling-semi e, a N. - . l h . - ' NOW for sale in tracts of forty acres and ““3“,“ orkmento execute ulckiy and neatlyall kinds of , ' l-nrn ture.Pianos, ac. The patrons eonhe public allklnds of are. 1-1 1 _. inions and
them to the attention of the reader. They Satanic, “m t cret‘oie a he. I (1° “0‘ on my: and TEN YEARS’ 0mm M" 6 "51'- 0“”- 1‘ :ork in Tin Sheet ron. Copper. Lead Ind Zinc ’ ' isrespectiullyaollclted. DAng GREEN. L - . . ”e y 1° fun“ mm .own 0? ’
.1, u 1 150- all localities in which news believe young men cannot afford to marry, Alfiascmmsnssr necmmzo- m son A“ Metals. Bell'llauglug. sudSpeaklng’ll‘iugifigr £33133 “Gilli" “gents“! CEMENT PIPEFDB SEWEBS,WEI.I.8&DHIM'HEYS umber and Timber, SW0 eXpression ,0 them in their own way.
Wl - . ' n. i unarn rsnr l - t f . ) . . ~ , ,
anertIa’p 'Sl'eul t , The printer’s dollars— any more than that 111W COllld 110! afford to ABUN:A1€A(;:OI;'E833:FK'IATOER. ' 'l‘h g1§°$§tlgi3§§§w§3m§f§§f ligvelty Clothes Smith Baizery, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, ALLEN’E ‘ . and manufacture to order, All lfllcnlgcnt‘but not reading people betake
p i; c" a f.“ A dollar here and a .101 marry fifty or a hundred years age I rifihfi‘iirdlfo’lé‘fi‘w’dnlfi c‘Zi’Ei‘faé, moi Wrinser- winner's gogzongsip,geyggggogge “‘1 “ ”Film magnets... E, ”RE-”t “- W t l\' . n, C bash. themselves lo proverbs. Every nation has
w ere are they believe that society, With all its ingenuity find Nevadagbelng supplied by the farmers in the ffigflggeeurmndon 3 gen 3 ° 0 r . DEMMON CI \NEWCOMB a er St-s orwa p 0““. c T Y E x P Blinds, its own Proverbsnhough some proverbs run
' ‘ ' - > ’ ' Doors! Etc’ through all languages. '
lar there scattered over the country, miles
and miles apart ; how shall they be gather-
ed together? The paper-maker, the jour-
neyman compositor, the building owner,
the grocer, the tailor, and all assistants to
PLATIE VALLEY.
68 MAIN STREET. monWALK, CONN.
Wagons run to every train and the steamboat.
Baggage and packages called for and delivered in-
any part. of' the town. A specialty made of Moving
Pianos or Furniture. Orders ‘cft on ALLEN'S Slate
atthe Post Ufilce will receive immediate attention.
89 GEORGE S. ALLEN, Agent.
BALUSTEBS, NE‘WELS. $0. ,
For Stairs and Railings, and
Black Wu}nnt.A sh,Cherry,Whlte wood
&c., kept constantly on hand'
Prompt attention given to orders. Works near
the Steamboat Landing, SOUTH NOltWALK .
Precisely the same sentiment is expressed
by very different forms. Thus, while one
stirs, “They that live in glass hopses should
not throw stones,” another expresses the
same notion more quaintly, “Folks that
Ohio Iron'Clnd Paint Co.
These paints are a success; made of put Iron
Ore, and need only to be tried to be approve . . We
keep Pure Linseed, Raw and Boiled Oils. as only
Pure Oilwill work successfully with ourl’a'nta.
in the devil‘s service, cannot so order
things as to prevent the honest union of
the young man and maiden, and a happy
married life. God has not constituted
y
SOLDIERSENTXTI.EU TO A Houseman or 1 60 AGREE.
The Best Locations for Colomes.
FREE HOMES FOR ALL! MILLIONS or scans
WILLIAM c. smear,
erotica WARD summon,
' ° 18 Water Street,
Hal constantly in stock at his new stand.
him in carrying on his business have their :narrizagfilas the 30“ uaalfiondittlonpfbumani- of choice Government Lands dwell} for 01:17 H323: DDIIII "All All WEST STREEII‘ Wholesale and not.“ new” in C F nouns
. -' n (’l‘E e COD 110D an 1111- . t ‘ *A-r AILB ' . . . ,, ‘
demands, hardly ever as $111,111 as 9, single Y, an en re wilhEfilbdinllrdgmidnlill thdsco::enlcnce8 o, 8,; , soU'rn NORWALK.CONN NO. 9 Main Street. ivoIaWALK uonsn RAILWAY. p. ppgfigg} R.I.TOLLES,Treasure1-. have 8mm, tails should no, play Wm, fire.”
‘ SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. - - - ' ‘
HARDWARE,
possibility to the mass of mankind. The . .
"A bird in the hand,"&c., has an enema
dollar. But the mites from here and there old settled country. - '
. », - _ ' 1- , , _ - u . - - tRuilread Land. ' A h lceauduneassortmedtol -
must be ‘dlllgeuily gathered and patiently order to 1:0“) s pOSth?’ B" ff nitful and. gggdgrlzsilelldgsllélfihglggstge Land, also new edi- 0 1d 0 t c o ’ 1573' ; -——C°——————’mm°m° M“ 261 n———' 18'3' “smfwzfmmalk’ 8" firfibqffp?"{t1m}y§3' 18;? lent in “Biitter one bird in the net than a
hoarde'd’m the Wherewnh ‘0 discmrge we mumply’ was no Spccm appo'mlment 0‘ mm of memn Pwpnm- mm “£93?“ Falrfie » Gun 3 GTOOCT '68 TRON srnst macnavms' roots seal “a” Noma‘k- ‘ 5" ”mm" ‘si Agnldiiigrlgtflgeccasgd ‘ ’ M0 mm ' fl ' . , .. -
' - ' - the rich as the inileritors of the earth God MAIL“ Fm Ellk‘wumm- 7/ , . . . v 5 38a m N 1' Aécom “8 a m u , . i i t m ,k col. ill tne air. ,
liabilities Will never become sufficiently . . .021" DAVIS, , I P EME‘XTS CARRIAGE .“ . . . . . 041 ‘ - The'Court. ofProbatc for theD str c c orwa . T ‘ . ‘ ‘ A . . . . .._
. . - ‘ has no res ect for persons and if it were Land Commissioner U. P. R. R. . . ' . CULTURAL M L l . 619 . . . ball. ” hathlimited and allowed sixmontbs from the 6.5".“ he anbel cf pmvemg 13 Simply 91.0,
bulky. We imagine the printer Will have p " ~ . 0muu.Nun. .. - ‘I' ‘ Pr (0 8307's ‘ S SHAFTS “37 " N0 TN“) 700 hereof for the Creditors of said Estuteto exhibit Tl] S ,, "hh , - , .. , - ,
' - . ' possible to conceive of partiality in God we . 0 7’ ’ 9 BODIES- W“ L51 Rm . . ens -- No Train 719 “ wemiams m ”Meme“, Thom who “who, ,, mous. e poms are, in checdieetlon,
to get up and address to 1113 undo]; -scatter _ i , THE A name“; CARD pR|NjER.—Thc hast, ‘ . g , q ”4 u N. Y. Accom- 74s .. . . I d "Einsaw _ ._ .. . \I- ,. , ,_ ,
ed doll sari th' l'k t1] foll 'u . should say that he leaned to the Side of the nearest flflmazndmult _. ._ (111$). unfami- this: . . . HUBS, AXLES, SPRINGS, BOLT... 743 ,, Np'l‘ruiu 808 ,, litesem'tlllghtlclgouml'plgpgflymtcsill'&rsons in twenty four thousand. , any 0, punk,“
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“ 81‘s e lug. I C .8 OW]. g poor The Stirlptures lake ll. for granted :Erk‘gtl.‘ {'13: ll. I‘ll!“ n ‘33:... truvclfro‘m , Flouq” . SASB, BLINDS, DOORS, PAINTS, SOS " N‘o Tl‘l‘lln 830 :: 6:111:03? to said estate are reqncystctl to malielmmew llfll‘dly worth kCEDng, many are Synnnj me ;
Dollars, halves, uarters, dimes andull that. every ma h 'l' and every 3‘53“? 33;; W2! lfllfifinif"fliici ' , . . ‘ , OILS GLAss,VAltNISH, &C., :33 l: 11:12; ggmu 3(2): .. mate paymcxfiiom Jossrlmvullvgr-ELL. .l 1),“, after all the sifting, the number ,5 WW
manner of fractions into which vou are di- , n ’15 a “7‘ L" ‘ 0...: Writers 'm now making from F . . _ . , . u N n E “6 ,, 3t 0 , m stratorwr .c wx annexe'. .. . ,. .. '
. ‘ 2 v' . . ' ' ' ‘. lo 30 an. “m “‘2‘“ '° . I'll/lat &C AtLowestNewYorkPrice! “3 "7. “e" ”‘95“ , - great, and there lS hardly a aids or human
vrded, collect yourselves and come home. a oman has a husband, aseptic] eecmwnt‘ii: {30. xvi-€3,332 / HQ W4 TE!) ‘31:: figuring _ 9 as . __ 1: a: :1 12:1,: Till: , lg 93 :2 District of litigatgsssx. fififs‘ifl‘fi‘i ll‘fgy fails-gr}! li’e and experience that has not some film)“, .
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You are wanted. Combinations of all sOrts Any idea ‘hi‘lg‘S‘SltSffins sexu ‘ 5’ mme r_ alignfié'Sfl“. H $13” “3ng South Nora-elk, Oonn. To whlcl} lie .wo Jldhl uvl‘tle t‘lleluttentlpln oftallwho 133: 1“ ii“; lliiavcu ll 3; :: Siflgg’mm,‘ aeccnsm a m k proverb
. ' _ is erverse tln cs i erous. mm ’w',m,.., ‘ , a w s toparc use rs -c assgoo s,a ’ ' ' 1 . . xpress The-Courier Probatefor the DistrictofNerwai -- . . . .' . .
“Fen “1,1,? hi3“) mike, the will“; a pro- lhave seen vfry many 01898 0‘ “10 SUP' 33,-;""~,,:?§~‘~ Efidnmafil‘fipifé ‘—"’" " Reunonable' Prices - speclaDlCSlD Still a“ kmds Dl Eyes 71°“ " Nggtgliygngjg- 1‘ 3° " hathlimited and allowed six months from the $3? There IS a universal belief in Luck, and
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. prietorga er in. sue orce ant 8“le , 'd-t _ l'sease and ex, $2."... , . tTINECOqsm‘GFIEl-Dgil—Ai . 1180 .. No Train 11 52 .. hercof, for the Creditors of $191!,“ Feta'le tog?a : ti0 proverbs swarm ongthat matter. . Gth' it
With such good reasons our app rauce at posed 04'“ “f“ 0 marry “ i - DRIED amni- 81.1an A spucumy, BEST 11 2 u N T , 2,3 m theirclaimsfor settlement. osew O ne,, c . ‘ _
- I y g ' - unlined man and always found the symp- only 10 Cent Uflgh ca Ital 200 000 p ' HER-wag“; OR sLICED AGENT FOR ,2 '13 N?) T"? l, 3,, p“ ' preseuttbelr accounts, properly attested, within man luck and throw him into the sea, and
““8 counter, that nothing short 0 you WI" ‘ y, h l ' 1 ll] - ) " 0 RAMS, m . . 12 sn'pi‘m'New leirlk Accom. 1 13 t. wegimdeiwiii%ege{’agrca arccfl'fgd tgllllggflolgs he will come up with fish in his month.”
please them. Collect yourselvesfl‘or valu- toms to prove duct or comp aint a logo er. M. l1. P inter . . ' Dropiu and see usln our newstore. LAZARUS & MORRISS’ 1 38 n . New Haven 2 02 u luggiatfe a) :duttia e are realm - _ _ ' 1 EU t" _ "b . 1‘
able as you are you will never pay the cost The diagnosis hild been utterly false. I‘ 0 £1,131?! noavglroéslifuioi' n1. ANllUSETDEM Assam l Mall 1873 $297 317 52 V0 9 DIAIN STREET . - 340; :: gew paw/£1}: Express :3: “- £2.21 9 {LBERT OLMSTEAD’ Mmmmmm‘ This is probab y an pr lrlll piove. o
‘ . . r . _ , . , . . _ _ - , ‘ ew or was ‘ _ - __.__.._ - _.,. .. . t" u't . . 3 its mos ane'cnt
of collecting. Come here in single file, that was a don’tmantIto-marry.trouble that was A plain treatise, animating]: (12:11:55,233 $3.13: , , ~ - g g - CELEBRA'lEDPERFECTED 905 ‘H No Train xp 3 33 “‘ 9 4 , 3:; £2? E. $1.10}: Jilin, into the Nile” 1
the Printermay form you in battalion, and ’flilc'mgme patient. This was the Story: .zlfiiifigégag:ggln§igri‘:diliteriorHoupeDdcoration . . II; t "‘ EYE GLASSES gig " 113:3?21: ' . 410 “ Wimams “1 '3." f l1 l' ' ' 'tll . c” of
send you forth again ,0 balt‘e for him and Formosa has dwelt in marble halls, and 25 copies, bonfiddin clotth, fpdr sir. a§§§fiiiar§°§ieii W. s. HANFORD,PreI en , B o o T s & 8 H 0 Es . 1:0 2. 11.31 Elk}: draw on}, 1 g: :2 1 App": LC . iS n pl 11, :1 ca... 1..
. .. . . .‘ . , _ , runs e , 03 pa 0 s u , _ ‘ . s . ,ew 'or - '- '- ' . ' '- ro ero' a exem'i l-
vindicate his feeble credit.” Reader, are clothed herself "1 "c'es of purple and fine pggeeigggem centE. byp‘he ”“51“" Y BAIRD l H. 3' TURNER, Secretary. ‘ I A ' ' o . Also. ‘ large “m“mfyt otfllgion mg:&:5&“}g {4558 ‘1: 1%?!”le H l gig "2 I 9 lltlgdtll‘: f'ctlthftxgrigerb: are true in ‘1‘)Cglal
you sure you haven’t-a couple of the print- “mn- Marriage W‘m 1‘" means ”only no:1624fii§<fiifigrgf<i§EPm“WUTM- ' annflscrihgr would reepeciiniiy‘cun'the atten- gafie'fltldxfilfdllm': '9 eye. thgt gives a elem 52: u New'lfaven ' , 616 “ amalca’ cases but false when made Ofgencraféppip
er’s dollars sliciniu!r ubOut your clothes? ‘housand 3 year. Sol 1001‘ at my “V" Seethefallouiing ealuablecxtractafromprcss names: ‘ ‘ tion of the public to their and distinct vision, and makes wcilt‘k eyes‘sltruug. 606 2" No Train 026 2: 0 , ’ Q .. . .~ _
° ' . . l, ’t d to 0 11, “A veu valuable hook, and no one intending to ' FIRE I FIRE I . . srran ed for five years without c angel? EDIE - 6 16 New York 638 cation. come mg of great Wisdom ale not
. If you have, (“def them home immediately. 1 ousand and can af or marry. r ,0 point should fall to read lt.—N. Y. 1‘: flame. FIRE o ‘ - - . ° ' ‘ peeial attention givcntoflttingnearsightcd people. 628 1“ New Haven 1 950 i: 1” er so sueccssfr l. in man elements 0" iii' - a"
.9999...— . story was this: Pulchm wishes todwell m "We ditdnoit fi“°‘,"§°,,"‘,§‘fi',‘, 31:11:} 33333;:3 , . - NEW STOCK op goons, Alarge assortment oi :33 a 1133 $3: - ,3; H . 1 r l y .‘ V I L s
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Peter Huber was walking in the euvrrons marble halls, and clothe herself in acres of fleeting? i'rr‘flfimmrs..._m . n’omra. _ Nomalk Insurance Agency, . . OPERA. and FIELD GLASSES ,, 25 u No Tm,“ 7 40 H For relief and cure of Colds. Cholera- may, of Yuy m e sagqu'ty , 0 5.: men,
’ ' ' ' M ' ' h her “A “mmngmul'“tsuppned’ " mmfi‘Am“ - ‘ 1 \m‘ f , AT 748 “ No_'l‘raln. l 808 “ mos-bus. Summer Complaints and In- stumble llltO. fortunes which other men of
ofGeneva, between four and fiveoelockm purple and fine linen. arrluge wn . uNutoniyan salt to the pulmonbnl. valuable noon: No 6 consistlngotsgeneru also entp 808 ,, No Tram 82., ,. ll stion. A deli do“ d . ,_ for hot _ _‘ .. -k . .- . '
the evening, when he saw a regiment 0f therefore, means twenty thousand a year. ”filerysgcc“lg:oglliisli‘iildli‘gitiid—Ndigfiillli‘lrel‘ihem ' . . ' . WCCd’S 0107/0617.” Store “7 1‘ N9 Tm“ 8‘“ 3 weather. Many: nrions Preparations ten fumes the“ 5h.ewduess sec. ”17am M
great red ants crossing the road. They So I look at my two thousand and can’t ,mo:gyo::E-lrnds. lfthey heed the advice’the're: GAZETTE BUILDING, V . - . UNDER THE OPERA HOUSE. 9 3g .2 _ 11%: :N‘dfk Express :13 _“ m in market... 0 genuine bears our scores of years, and the proverb llils m [1,950
marched in good order,with afront of three afar-d to marry. Formulawise and true in,oyfig:p1:gmakenomorcvaluablepl'esenl: "47"" . , outs, “es, 3] 61‘s,“ _._...__ 030 3 New IlliuvenEExprcss 1:53 :2 trndwna’i’ark, THE LAUGHING cases; yet every one knows that, on the
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or four inches. and in a column eight or ten wise, it ,9 “us: hFoOhsh gll‘ls iVlSh to me will“ ”bushing this book ni’r. 2133.115? done; an’l‘ihfirseuIllllsgrlkgic'gAhggcgstnasbllggsg :hg‘fn‘gmlglig , . , 1023 New E 1?le EdEeKl/voon. President, GEO. W. WILLIABIEIIS 56 00., whole, success goes with the painstaking
‘ ‘ .- . ' - lservlcetot ecom-nunity.’— o a e. . a - ,V ~ . ' . u - ‘ . 0rd. and Wise .
feet long. Huber followed them, crossed at idle, pampered, and fashionable lives, and regWe no 6 the “mm“ will 3,," 100 000 copies of every variety 013151;, in the best an gafestCompa. . 1- ”ch F I], l P _N P n , & m by gyms and Groccrsartf Ct. , , ‘ .
hedge'with them and found himself in a f°°ll5h girls.” I“ 3‘10“ a complication 51‘“ b°°k%“ll“;’7§-”-B°m"Ad“"£’”- . "1““ They are “3““ for Dnrien,Norwalk,West- n" bow for Gentlemen and Ladies we: ,w as V3 s, ll: ills, 31‘ DD! ll. DAILY LI NE. Proverbs abound about reputation. "he
.’ . . . . . . . uWe havejusi aiuted our house as advrsed bv 90“,}:33‘0“ “0‘1 WWW“ for “10 , -, _ . furnished with __ 3 .1, , b l f h "
meadow. The high grass plainly hindered marriage loses llS meaning;‘and it is very “he “an,” and) cangmmmw “mm, ”mm, DRIDDLTIIRAI. '"sunAucEen willbe soldverylowfor Cnsh,at theold stand, _ AWATER . 1873. SPRING 187 . 11.1”“ bath on 1 name Is a 393.9,}, _
the march of the army, yet it did not dis- natural for a young man to say, “I can't 33:13:12; ggrgel§3izzh°°d°xcels Wm“ “1’9”" A , ' , BEER! 90]) AND NORWALK AND NEW YURK , - 9— 0 “When all men say you are an ass, it is high
band; it had “8 ObjeCtl and reaChed it- This .tlfl‘OId to marry." The tl'lllll l3, be (291111an “II. selling 8 sample. copy for 10 cents, Mr. Baird 9 OF WATERTOWN, N- Y' ELY’S BLOCK, ' SARSAPABILLA‘. I H O’NEILL & 00 time to bl‘aY.”-—“A Wild EOUSB DQVCI‘ ltlld 8.
mnstfeeicertuln an order for 25 bound in cloth will 48tf C. & C. F. ADAIS. . . in anydesired‘quautlt . ‘ — . . ~ . mme egg,” is another rendering of “DO men
was the nest 01 another species of ants,
blackish-grey ones, whose hills rose in‘the
grass twenty steps from the hedge. A few
blackish-gray ones were scattered aboutthe
hill; as soon as they perceived the enemy,
they darted upon the strangers, while oth-
erseburried into the galleries to give the
alarm. The besieged ants came out in a
body. The assailants dashed upon them,
and, after a short but very spirited struggle|
drove the blackish-gray ones to the bottom
of their holes. One army corps presses af-
ter them into the galleries, while other
groups labor to make themselves an open.
ing with their teeth into the lateral parts of
the bill. They succeed, and the remainder
of the troop makes its way into the besieged
city by breach, Peter Huber had seen but-
tles and exterminations of ants before;he
supposed they were slaughtering each other
in t e depths of the caverns. What was his
amazement, after three or four minutes,
when he saw the assailants issue hurriedly
forth again, each holding between its mau-
dibies a larva or a nympho of the conquer-
ed tribe. The aggressors took exuctlyithc
afi'ord to marry after the style aforesaid, and
he does not wish to marry in a sensible
style, to which his two thousand would say,
Amen. But there are other than foolish
girls in the world. here are girls of
simple tastes, modest mien, industrious
habits, and unselfish hearts. You are not
apt to fill them in the highways or in
conspicuous places. They make the best
wives in the world; while the Saratogn
thing makes the worst. Look for them at
home, not in society—that fizzing, bubbling
caldrou, where pride, vanity, and vapidity.
seasoned with vice, sputter into assimilation
Find them helping in nursery, pantry, or
kitchwmot-saunteriug Will) brazen start
on a frequented promenade, or dawdliug
among French novels in the boudoir.
Don’t be desperate, my dear fellows, and
say there are no such girls as I describe. 1
know better. I don’t blamqyou for think-
ing so, when you judge_ from the article
that lies around loose in the city of New
York. But change your sphere of observa-
tion. .160 into quieter paths. Don’t be
dazzled by mere plumage. Parrots and
tollow.”-—Frank Leslie.
"We know the town and country paints therein
recommended, and can vouch for their value and the
excellence of the “Harrison" brand of while lead.”
—I’Mladclplit'a Ledger.
0111110 Cents.
DIRECTIONS.
Dissolve twa teaspoonfnls of
CREAM TABLE CHDBDLAT
in a small quantity of hot water; add boiling milk
or water to suit the taste. and you have an excellent
Chocolate. No cooking required! No waste! In
pound jars—l2 in a box—vanilla or plain.
WALLACE a: 00., lllt'tnufaeturers
, N w Y
fili‘fi‘éalrl r?"
A necessary part of'every person’s education in this
advanced age is the art. at Telegraphin . Apply to
the undersigned for Smith’s Manual 0 'l‘elegrnplly,
the best work published on this subjecting-ice 30cm.
Also for every description of telegraphic instruments
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. ui112. L. G. TILLOTSON &. CO., 8 Dey st., N.
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‘(TllEIEW I) EPARTUR E Ill Mills.)
Agents wanted. Exclusive territory given.
l‘he book will sell itself. Father, mother, sister,
brother, minister, merchant, menu, cturer, farmer,
miner, mariner, and yourself all ntit. There i:
Brakaw
BROTHER-S-
FACILITIES BYTHE ADDITION OF TWO
MORE LARGE STORES TO THEIR P1137
SENT PREMISES, FOR THE SALE 05‘
Gulf, .Ynlili’, Built Chillltll’t
Clothing
FOURTH . VE., opposite Cooper Institute.
LAFAYETTE PLACE, opposite Astor Place.
NEW YORK. . ,
U
HAVE DOUDLED mum MANUFACTURING ,
SOUTH NOBWALK, CONN.
All kinds of Gents' And Ladies’ Boots, Shoes,&c.
made to order,in themost workmaullkemauner,and
'
nonsn cans RUNRIGHT BY 'rna noon.
HIRAM 8. BROWN.
at fair» prices.
Lumen MARKET;
LEWs
”Timber, Lumber, .
NOTICE.
.PLUMBING-I—PLUMBINGI
nmmmmn
HUBBELL,& co.
Shingles, Latin,
STANDARD MINERAL WATERS:
says 9 .
suim'znn.
comonnss,
vrcnv.
. , ' . KISSINGEN,
CARBONIC ACID WATER.
for the trade or private families.
5 ) BIA IN STREET, NOBWA LR ,
C (1 111.89. ond'sNew'Block. »
n or m S. GBUHMAN.
NEW Boom !
NEW Fp‘mvlrvnn :
n. annvraarn’s sons,
AVE removed to their new rooms in the Post-o
Furniture or every description,
At greatly reduced prices.
UNDERTAKING,
in all its branches.
I am now prepared to fill all orders {or the following
I can fill all orders for SIPHON BOTTLES,either
lice Building, (entrance one door west of the
oldstore) where they have a very large assortment 0
THE ELEGANT, FAST AND NEWSfifAME'Rr
mum! is:
A E xi. :1: c U s -,
'N' and after May 1st, 1813‘, will leave Pier 37,
East River, foot. of Market Street, at 3:15, and
33d Street at 8 30 o’clock. _
Leave South Norwalk every morning at 7:50, or
on arrival ot railroad trains.
Fare,7 5 ets.,ExcursionTickets $1.25
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS,
CITY OF NDDWALK It. I’- F. BRADY
, w ill leave each en d of theronte every evening.
Produce sold without charge for commission .
Freights at usual rates.
1
.._ 999w
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. *
Commencing May 26th, 1873.
. DAILY TRAINS.
Daily trains leave Norualb Bridge.
At 9 48 a. 111.,
4 55 p. in.
Houstonic Railroad. .
At 6 55 p. m. For-Daubury, and all Stations. '
alvtuslns rouannr.
Stations.
‘ At 11 40 p, m. Freight train.
.nKNnunv‘a: wonwaus n. n.
For all stations on the Danbury e
. Norwalk &Shepang Valley R. R.,
and connecting at Ilawleyvillewith up trains on the
At 11 12 a. m. For Ridgefleld and intermediate
gather grapes of thorns, or figs of thistlcs f!”
The Italians have a singular proverb as
to preparations 1‘ success. ‘fHe that would
ravel safely through the world should have
a bank‘s eye, on ass’s car, an apc’s face, a
merchant’s Words,a camel’s backs hcg’s
mouth, and a hart’s legs.”
. _—————-99 .
Concerning D’Atalie, the man with the
iron jaw Who died recently, we find the fol-
lowing: It had been insisted that some of
his most wonderful teats v ere performed by
the aid of some instrument, but some time
ago a commission of medical gentlemen ex-
amined his mouth, and it was found that
there wasa peculiar formation of the jaw,
which was the cause of the remarkable
power manifested. He was a man ofcuiture,
a fine linguist, being familiar with seven
languages. He leaves a wife (the finialc
Samson) and two children, in many respects
as remarkable as himself.
Another ___________,.
Have open a full line of New Spring
ruminant Goons.
Latest Novelties in
' FRENCH AND ENGLISH Can AND MILAN
ROUND EATS AND BONNETS. ,
200_cases Milan Round Hats. from 65c. to $2 50.
50 cases Milan Bonnets, from 81 to 93.
All of the latest and most_desirable shapes'
RIBBON S.
GROSS GRAIN SASIl RIBBONS,
WATE RED SASH RIBBONS,
BLACK AND FANCY PLAID SASH RIBBON S.
loocartons Gros Grain 7-inch Sash Ribbons, $1 00
yard: warranted all silk.
20 cartons 8-inch Watered Sash Ribbons, Si 35;
worth 52 50. .
50 cartons of 7-inch Black Plaid, 85c. yard.
50 cartons 7-inch Plain Sash Ribbons, 95c. ; warrant-
ed ail silk. .
All the new Spring Shades in BONNET RIBBONS.
‘ FRENCH FLOWERS.
noses, nosn vmns.
MONTIEBS, oannanns.
atest Par-
romantic match is reported.
There was a lovely young girl in Brecklyn.
An enterprising photographer sent her pic-
ture to'the Paris exposition. French count
sees picture, falls in love, comes at length to
America and finds her. Fath‘t-r says no,
(laughter says yes, Frenchman does not
want father, and does want daughter, so he
'40 cases of NEW FLOWERS, all of the L
islon Novelties.
LACES.
same road again by which they had come. peacocks me not nighfingales The true moueyinlt. Send for circular.;ona51~anmaN c . _
' WEBSTER 50 North 5th St. Philadelphia, Pa. _. , 1
passed through the hedge, crossed the road girl has to be sought for. She does not > . [Est bi'slied 1930] Hum“; engaged the “Moe, on), B. LUM,a Builders’ Hardware “0 iffif’im’éf’adtt’ii igfingaogrgag. Makes me one that says yes? and “0,, ”my
at me same place’ and made the" “Vim“ Parade 11911591?” BhOW'“00dS She is “0' a WEL'GH a“ 1 G ‘ IPFITHS plumb" “ 3”“ experience' and mom” - ’ " TEE '“b'c'ibm “all”; °°“’P‘°‘°“ "'9‘” new - 9’ " ' BLACK THREAD, GUIPURE. VALENCIENNES, are on the way to France. If the lillllel‘
- - '° ' ' “ R I. knownlmhisvlclnlty “spractlcelwkmn’n e“ Font-r Works-on Hort meet: and lined up LeaceDunbun/orNorwalk SPANISHLACESNMLS.DOTTED NETS. should die before his wrath cools there
loaded With their prey, toward a field of fashionable. Generally she is not rich. ‘ SUPAllizlil‘fi'tcliideEfflg‘i‘vfi'fim branches of plumbing, [shall he ahleiq supply the AT 'lllEIAlE All IITAII.‘ the same tithe best manner, with most approved 680 and 945 a m '1054430p m , he, lit "a,“ MALINES', lLLUSlONS, might be some objectionnl povertv,but at
Pipe grain, into WhiCh “18 110068? Cilizen 0" But, 0! what a heart she has when you 19:va Y as W WA 3124 NTE'D. ggki‘gfiizzfgf bes‘w°”‘~” “mum” Leave OFFICEAND YARD: “WW“"W‘N'IWPWWWI‘“execute “WWW" . ' fax“, p, m; " g . page“, ,here ,3 m6“, of hope. '
it ill a El”. - FIIESIBASTIIIS anaic doJDIWDIl JOHN w.nA00N, sm- EMBROI DERIES. ’ ,9
Geneva, respecting another’s property, re-
frained, with regret, from following them.
The construction of the ant-bill is an act
of instinct; the choice and distribution of
its materials partake of intelligence. A
thousand traits reveal the thought which
perceives, deliberates, wills, executes. We
may cite the observed fact of a crowd of
ants dragging with great efi‘ort wheelies
wing toward their hole. The opening is too
small, the wing will not go in. The wbik-
ers drop it a moment, tear down a piece of
the wall, and renew their attempt. Some
push it from the outside, others drag it from
within. Fruitless effort! cThe superb spoil
which will make an entire ceiling, will not
pass yet ; they drop it once more ; the breach
is widened, and the wing at last islswallolw-
ed up in the cavern, where perhaps ten par-
titions must be torn down to carry it to the
proper place. The wing once got in, they
rebuild tire wall, and restore its former di-
mensions to the entrance. We cannot cite,
in the case of monkeys watched in captivity
in menageries, a single instance so clearly
showing deliberation and common judg-
ment. -
__9__—-——_.___ _ ,
“I beseech yon to avdid that kind of crawl-
ing. that prostration that takes the manhood
out o- a man. I don’t think that God who:-
to have a man grnwllagfqrb film‘uke’a Worm.
I don’tihink' he is any more. pleased to see
that than ,you would be to see your chil-
dren act so. I have a little dog at the farm
that when I come is so exceedingly glad to
see me that he lies down and squirms and
rolls over ,on his back, so that I want to
lg'ck him. That same dog, althoughbe is
so affectionate, will steal chickens. Now, a
dog douft know'auy' better, but a man does.
and it seems to me as if men think thatiif
they bumble themselves before God and‘say
all manner of scrou‘ching things, that will
fit them for »the' work. There is no mali-
ncss in this. No doubt they have mougli to
confess,-but-God wants men to come to him
as though they were his sons."
Henry Ward mailer.
m a
'KEEPING Glam—“Folks that live a little
nicer than common, and ken-p girls, don’t
have more than five hours to their day ; the
rest of the time, they’re dressed up ; and
that means tied up. They can't see to their
. girls ; they grow helplesser all the time, and
the help grows sozzlier ; and so it comes in
saucmess, and upstrupperousness, and
changes ; and there’s an upstairs and a
downstairs to every house, and no home
anywhere, That’s how it is, and how it
must be, till women take d‘own some oftheir
mrbelows and live real, and keep house, and
take old-fashioned comfort in it. Why, the
help has to get into their humpty-dumpties
by three or four o’clock, and see their com-
pany ' If there’ssickness or anything, that
they can’t, they’re up a tree and off. I’ve
known of folks breakin’ up; and goin’ to
board. because they were a aid of sickness ;
the knew their girls won (1 clear right out
in ere was uel to make and waitin’up
and doWn to 0. There ain’t much left to
depeudpn but hotels and hospitals. Home
is too_blg a worry. And I do believe, my
soul, its cloe’s that’s at the bottom of it. It’s
been growin’ wuss and wuss ever since tight
waists and hollow biasses came in,nnd tlmi’s
five and twenty» years ago.”- ’he_ Other
Girls.”
The annual meeting 'of the Connecticut
Hommpathic Medical societ was held at
the _United States Hotel. art-ford. The
president, E. W. Kellogg, M. D., delivered
the annual address. The following officers
were chosen for the ensuing year: Presi-
dent, H. E. Stene, M. D., ofrFuir Haven;
Vice-presrdent, _W. C. Bell,M.D.,of Middle-
find her! so large, and pure, and womanly!
When you see it, you wonder if those
showy things outside were really women.
If you gain‘her love, your two thousand
area million. She’ll not ask you for a
carriage nor a first-class house. She’ll
wesr'simple dresses, and turp them when
necessary with no vulgar magntficat to
frown upon» her economy. She’ll keep
everything neat and nice in your skytparlor.
and give you such a welcome when you
come home, that you’ll think your parlor
higher than ever. She’ll entertain true
friends on a dollar, and astonish you with
the new thought, how Very little happiness
depends on money. She’ll make you love
home (if you don’t you’re a brute), and~tcncli
you how to pity, while you sc 1m 9. poor
fashionable society that thinks itself rich,
and vainly tries to think itself happy.
Now, do not, I pray you, say any more—
“I can’t afford to marry.” Go find the trui
woman,and you can. Throw away that
cigar, burn up that switch cane, be sensible
your self, and seek your wife in a sensible
way. -
4
From the Smithy-World, i...
The Pro nuon of‘r-“.-v- .
At a meeting figuration-one of the speak-
...-. gavé‘tbe’following illustration :
“Some travellers sailing up one of the
great rivers of America, observed alo up
the coast, at a distance of many miles, as
they supposed, from human habitations,
vines of a choice character,in full fruit. 0h
investigation they learned that the explana-
tion of the mystery was this,-—that on:
person living by the side of the riVer took
great pains with the cultivation of his vines;
and the twigs and cuttings yvhichbe threw
away bad been carried down the stream
and, taking root where they lodged,
had been the means ol‘ providing} them”
luscious clusters for the weary travellers.
It was so with the work of the Sun-
day School. Sabbath after Sabbath the
teachers were cutting twigs from the vine of
eternal truth ; and these twigs, thrown upon
the river of life, take root here and there
until in all parts of ourglobe are found,
vines of truth growing up, filled with com-
fort and consolation for life’s. weary traVel-
ers." ‘
This illustration is still more appropriate
to the Mimimary work of the Sunday
schools through the American Sunday-
School Union, titan to the work of teachers
in the schools. -
By 'this missionary work, “Like begets
like.” Schools reproduce schools, as vine
cuttings. propagate vines.
Vince must be pruned. So With the
Heavenly Viuedresser: “Every branch
that beareth-fruit. he purgeth (prim eth) 3'
that it may bring forth more fruit." (Wines
left to themselves are unprofitable. “Isrfit'l
is an empty vine; he bringeth forth 'frui't
“
Fills. BElTIIB AID M
‘ W LIBERAL DISCOUNTS. m
35' Price-Lists and Circulars free.
, WELCH dc GRIFFITHS,
@ Boston, Mass, and Detroit, Michi on
U SE the Reisinger Sash Lock and Support to
No spring toNbreaI. no cutting 1!, sash; cheap,
lurahle, very easily applied ;holds sash at any place
desired. and a self-fastener when the sash is down
icnd stamp for circular. Circular and six copper-
bronzed locks sent. to any address in the U. 8., post-
psld, on receipt of 50 cu. Liberal inducements to
.he trade. Agents wanted. Address REISINGER
SASH LOCK CO.. No. 418 MarketSt.,Harrisburg,Pa.
.‘s l
TIE Ruse
as" ISEKE PEHS illWMllléfi
Cheap lamily Soap 13 now rgiely a
wit ground sand, and also marble ust.
”inn may, FAMILY StilP s
t"
by dissolving it water, and see if a white
powder settles at the bottom.
HOW ’I'IS DONE, or the Secret Out.—
, Mustache and Whiskers in 42 days. This
GREAT SECRET and 100 others. Gamblers’ trl :irs
:ardlology, Ventril'o nism. all in the ORIGINAL '
“ Book of Won ere.” Mailed for 25 cents.
- Address I). C. CUTLER, Carthage, Ill,
' _ . w-g’wuqur New
AGEN '9... W “Hum! am? Pictures to-
E- {at “Jinan Sewing Silk, 1.1....- , .9...
‘ Caskets and Golden Pens. 3100 o :00 cleared
per month by good, active men or women. Ap ly ai
once (b stamp) to D. L. GUERNSEY, “ nb.”
Concor- , N. H. . .
Hflill filgflfilflllfifll
Prospectus for 1873 now ready. Address GEORGE
UPHAM, No. 9 Weybosset st., Providence, R. I.
"‘ i Y'made rapid! with Stencil a. Key Check
‘1 Outfits. Catalogues and full particulars
FREE. S. M. SPENCER, 117 Hanover st., Boston.
$5 l0 $20 peril“?! Agents wanted! Allclasses
of working people. of either sex,
vuung or old, make more money at work for us in
their spare oments,or all the time, than at any-
hint: else. articulars free. Address, -
G. STINSON, .b 00., Portland, Maine.
YSPEPSIA
Consti ation, Poor .1 petite g
Bfllousness, Bead e, ,
And all disorders of the Stomach, Liver and Blood
sou) BY ALL nnocomrs.
DODD’JS '
NER VIN.
‘DOES IT!
The most efficacious medicine for the cure of—
nnam LIVER-COMPLAINTS,
NEURALGIA, COS’l‘IPA'l‘ION
Dvsrnrsm, LOSS or Appdrrru,
BILIOUSans, FanisnuwaaxNassus,
museums, ~ EAINTING m'rs,
CONSUMPTION, PALPI'I'ATION,
on s. spasms.
concus, , mzzmsss.
ravens, waoorma-concn,
acnss, massnas, $0.. &0.
It is the N.England FamilyMedicine.
For Sa‘e by all Dr'ugglsts. Price $1. _ .
unto himself.” (Hosea x. 1.) So with
Churches; and so with Sunday-schools.
Closely trimmed, their fruit is larger and
better. It is. better fora man,a ehurcb,n
Sunday-school, to cut off luxuriant and
superabundant growth, even though the
trimmings should be thrown away; better
to give, even if the gifts be lost.
The American Sunday-School Union
gathers up the cuttings from Sunday-school
vines, and by means of its missionaries
plants them in destitute and desolate places
in the West and South, and then watches
GET YSBUBG
KATALYSINE turn
ls the “crest approach to a specific ever discovered
for Dy.- wsiu N euralgla. Rheumaiirmfimi, Grav-
el, Dlab mfiidney and UrinaryDtseasesgeuemlly.
ItrestoreJm-Iscnlsr powerio theParal tic.‘ ltenres
Liver Com pilulnt, Chronic Diarrhoea "€34 0038“-
pation AstL‘rls' E,C8thrrh, a Bronchitis, Disease» of
the Skin, General Debllity and Nervous Prostration
from Mental and Physical Excesses. ‘I! is the reat-
est’ Antidote ever discovered for Excessive sting
or Drinking. It corrects the Stomach, promotes
CLOSETS', BOILERS. BASINS, LEAD,
IIN-LINED AND BLOCK TIN
PIPE, the” «cc... to"
Call and see.
LEWIS J. CURTIS, .
Wilt!
LIFTA. ND FORCE PUMPS, BA TH TUB-3', WA TER
all of wblclf are ofl'ered at lowest market rates.
23 Main Street. Norwulk, Ct.
NEAR STEAMBOAT LANDING,
JACKSON Bites,
KEEP coon:
MAcE's
o
. Upright and Chest
REFRIGERATORS.
it * it- * i- * i» * * it
it it i: r
«it- is «- * it at at -l- ,. * «it
.- Ice Cream Freezers,
_AND,.
MEAT SAFES,
it Very 19y Prices,
.99...-
“n
For Diseases of the Throat and Lungs,
such as
Cough,
and
0011 s, Colds, Whooping-
ronchitis, ‘Asthma.
Consumption. '
Among the great
discoveries of modern
' few are of
' value to
Lungs. A vast
trial of its virtnc=.
throughout this and
other countries, has
shown that it 'does
surely and effectually
control them. The testimony of our best citi-
zens, of all classes, establishes the fact, that
CHERRY l’EC’l'OltAL will and (loes'relieve and
cure the afflicting disordeis of the Throat and
Lungs beyond any other medicine. The most
dangerous affections of the Pulmonary Organs
yield to its power; and cases of Consumption,
cured by this preparation, are publicly known,
so remarkable as hardly to be believed, were
they not. proven beyond dispute. As a remedy,
it is adequate, on which the public may re.y
for full protection. By curing Coughs, the
forerunners of more serious disease, it saves un-
numbered lives, mid'un amount of suffering not
to be computed. It- challenges trial, and con-
vinces the most sceptical. Every family should
keep it on hand as a protection a _ninst the early
and unperceived attack of Pd monary Affec-
tions, which are easily met: at first, but which
become incurable, and too often fittal, if neg-
lected. Tcnderluy 3 need this defence; and it
is unwise to be Witiont it. As a safeguard to
children, amid the distressing diseases which
beset the Throat and Chest of childhood, Clll-znm‘
PEC'l'onAr. is invaluable; for, by its timely use.
multitudes are rescued from premature graves.
and saved to the love and afiection centred on
them. It acts speedily and surely against ordi-
nary colds, securing sound and health-restoring
sleep. No one will suffer troublesome Influ-
enza and painful Bronchitis, when they know
how. easily they can be cured.
Originally the product of long, laborious, and
successful chemical investigation, no cost or toll
is spared in making every bottle in the utmost,
possible perfection). It may be confidently relied
npon.ns possessing all the virtues it has ever
exhibited, and capable of producing cures as
memorable as the greatest it has ever effected.
PREPARED BY
, ,
Dal. C. AYER ill. (20., Lowell, Mesa, _
Practical and Analytical Chemists.
soul) at: ALLDRUGOISTS nvs'urwnans.
Digestion. and. relives the Head atmostimmedislely.
l‘io household should be without it. For sale hi all
Dru-:gists. - .
r1- Foi- a hint cry of the Springs. for medical re-
ports of the power 01’ the water over diseases, for
MONOGRAMS "
W
l . . .A. 2 (meflfléywy
erry Pectoral,’
JE-WELERS,
KEEP CONSTANTLY 0N HAND A FULL
STOCK OF
otl 'Wnchlngton In: t t . So. Norwnlk.
ot‘evcrydeserlptl '
lty,t’urnlshed. Orders solicited.
Cash paid forcaukcrap iron. .
A. C. ARNOLD,
OTTO G. HAUSCHIL
Norwalk,May S. 1871.
urns. J. A.JUDD,
M 111
And Sole Agent for
BUTTERICK’S PATTERNS;
Machines.
2 , Chlchester’s
Washington Street, South Nor walk,
Block
154;
No.
Babbitt metal ,ofeveryqual-
1nery Goods
Also Agent for Singer’s Improved Family Sewing .
NEW TOR-K 3: NEW .BAVEN DIVISION.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May 25th, 1872.
as folhws;
South Nor-walk (or N evv York.
At. 3.41 A. 11., Boston Express.
. 4 “ Boston Express,
0.00 “ Accommodation
6.45 “ Accommodation ,. -
. “ Local Express stoppin,o at Burton,
Noroton and Stamford
0.28 “ Accommodation
11.00 “ . Bx ress.
P. M. Acc‘bmmodatlcn
nannnssns non" same.
T
ment of HARNESSES, made of the very MM
ltwnsmnvra no rum um p‘
ofevery description. ...
Done lgngJ-Gflimifiéf.
”0.9.
—AL80-—
tale for Smith’s American Organs,
To which we wouldlnvlte theattention olthe
musics; public.
The most Wonderful Discovery ofthe
19th Century.
Dr. S. l). Rowe’s
ARABIAN MILK-CURE
EDI GD p and all diseases otthe throat
flint anil§$mtlfie only medicine of the kind in'
e wor .
a suasmn-ra to: con mum on. V
Permanently cures Asthma, Bronchitis,lnclpieut
Consumption, Loss of Voice. Shortness of Breath,
Catarrh, Crou , Coughs, Colds, die" in a few days,
like magic. rice :1 per bottle ; c {or us. Also,
Dr. s. I). Rowe’s .
Arabian 'I'onlc Blood-Purifier.
Which Dltl'ers from all other preparations in ttsim-
mediate action upon the
LIVER, KIDNEYS and 81:00]).
It. is purely vegetable, and cleanses the system of
all im urities, builds it'rlgbt up, and makes' Pure,
Rich load. It cures Scrofu ous Diseases of all
kinds, removes Consti ation, and. regulates the
Bowels. For "General ebllity.” “Lost Vitallty,"
and " Broken-:lown Constitutions,” I challeu c the
10th Century. Every Bottle is worth its weig t. in
Gold. [Price $1 per_ Bottleg, six Bottles, 85, Sold
by HERBERT L. UHLE, Druggist, No. 11 Main St..
SoleAgsnt for'Norwalk. .
~ Dr. S. D. HOWE, Sole Proprietor,
6m" 161 Chambers st.. New York.
EDWARD P. WEED,
D R U G G I S T ,
Wall Street, opposite Norton” Operd Home,
' , Alarge andwellselected stock of
”3068' AND llEDICINES,
Perfhm Patent: Medicines, all kinds. Mineral
er ,
Waters. 'l’ollot and Medicated Son 8, Flavoring and
rushes, Combs,
Cigars. to .
l the new an
Handkerchief ‘Extracts, Hair
Sponges. Chamois Skins. Stationery
and is constantly adding to his stock al
popular medicines of the day.
an tum illn saint litmus
pop-slim...- I'll] lls Brainches
rials which he will SELL As
”5 My 1’8 ""“fl‘figéW for“ the orders. Le
HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
public that he has now on hand a good “5503::
, an
utiliti- estab-
1.18
1 8.04 “ Boston Express.
4.09‘ " Boston Express.
5.00 i: Accomuiodation
R.
:21, .. Emmott.
{0.37 . 3,. s—rndgl’on Express.
.47 " few Inrk gog- South Nor-walk.
At7.10 S.05(Ex..)9.05 11..“ -i2.ooM 1.00 Px 3.15
(unison. 4.ss_(Loca’1 e .3] l5,10, (Local Ex)’ 25.25,
1
t, 8.10 (Ex) and _9.t0 (hm)
:tfifigfwfice" WM- ILSWAN.‘ South. Nor-walk ~(or New Haven.
... .; ' At 6.39 A. IL, Accommodation ‘
9,03 “ Accommodation» '
9.41 “ Boston Ex ress.
' Aye’r’s
Hair Vlgor,
For restoring to Gr Hair its
natural Vitality
Color.
once agreeable,
healthy, and
effectual for
preserving the
hair. It soon
restores faded
‘ or. gray hair
to its original
_ .1 ' , color, with. the
gloss and fieshness of youth.
air is thickened, falling hair checked,
and baldness often, thou b not; always,
cured by its use- N 0th g can restore
the hair where the follicles are de-
stroyed, or the glands atrophied and
decayed; but such as remain can be
- saved by this application, and stimu-
latediuto activity, so that a new
growth of hair is produced. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep’ it; clean and vigorous.
~ Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or-falling oil', and
consequently prevent baldness. The
restoration of vitality it gives to the
scalp arrests and prevents the forma-
- tion of , dandruff, which is often so un-
cleanly and ofi‘ensive. Free from those
deleterious substances which make
some preparations dangerous and inju-
rious to the hair, the Vigor can‘nly‘
benefit; but not harm it.' If wanted
merely for. a HAIR DRESSING,
nothing else can be found so desirable. .
Containing neither oil nor dye, it does
not soil white cambric, and yet lasts
longon the hair, giving it a rich, glossy-
lustre, and a grateful perfume.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. Ayer d. 00.,
Pm! and Analytical Chews“.
LOWELL. MASS.
lltE lllil ESTABLISHED initial
—-v-a-
A dressing _
which is at .
Thin ‘
10.54 " Accommo, atiou
1.58 P. AL, Accommodation
2.?! “ Boston Express,
5.54 “ Accommodation
6.14 “ . Accommodation
6.48 “ Accommodation
9.61 “ Boston Express.
10.48 “ Boston Express:
Trains leave New Haven for South Norwalk,at
2,40, (Ex.,) 3.10. tEx.,) 5.30. 0.30, 3.10, 9 45. (Ex.,) A.
M.;1s hi.;1.cc (e;.) 2.30, (hx..)4.45, (Ex. ) 5.20,
8.30,(Ex.,,) P. M. For Bridgeport at 2.40 l’. M.
See large bills of advertisement at Station
Houses and Hotels.
E. at. REED, Gcn’i Supt., New Haven.
JOHN. T. MOODY, Snp’t Grand Central Depot
New York.-
.a new reiterates.
. r- i” ,
H1313;
1101' AND lull BATES
at all reasonsblehoursof th day or night. at
3W. C). KIT 2'8
TONSORIAL PA LACE. No. 1 Gazette Building.
Shaving. BairDresslug, Dyeing. Cuttlng,etc. ex-
ecuted in the best manner.
lilltlliltlo UMBRELLAS
(Be sore and sec trade marblnside.)
r01: SALE BY ALL DEALERS.
ISAAC SMITH’S Still tit ' (‘10..
MANUFAO roanas or Hummus AND Panasom,
405 nuoanwar, N. v.
lmmnmm
OUTFITS
Always on hand. For list and prices of articles,
with dirce'ions for sell-measurement, send to
LORD a Tarpon,
New York.
HAGAN’Sf
//
mil real, Irv: mm s. naarresn sauna—[a
Trains leave Passenger Station at South Norwalk
HARD 0N THEODORE Tumour-The
Gotham Gossiper of the Missouri Republi-
can, abhses her sisters of the quill after the
following fashion: In spite of mud or
weather, the announcement of Mrs. Lippiu-
cott’s lecture at Association Hall brought
me to my feet instanter. The house was
only fair, the clay being so foul, and what a
party we were. Second-best-clo , a pervad-
ing smell-of wet umbrella;rund an ancxent
and tripe-like set ot'women anyhow”, I and
Theodore Tillon lent a little lightness to the
funeral look of things; He Wore his back
hair down and-a low-neck-shirt. I ibund a
pair of light gloves in my pocket, soiled to
be sure, but I put ‘em on and held up both
hands to look as much like a party as I
could. The most of the gathering were
“literary folks.” Now there is one thing
about which I have a very decided opinion.
If I was :1 man I‘d never fall in love with a
literary woman. There’s something about
.’em dreadful. Their views of hair dressing
alone would keep me from kissing - ’em.
Que wears a lot of stump'y little curls each
‘sideof her temple, another three slringlets
dabbling down each cheek,.another a shock
of gray frizelie bristling toward heaven, u
fourthgscaiiops a big piece of hair nearly to
her eyes at the side and bandages a piece of
velvetesfraighi across her forhead. Then
they are givent ying up their top-knots
ingreen vei and, they are sure to wear
black kid gl es too long in the fingers, so
‘lhe toes of’em‘ turn up. They usually have
notions of health, and wear a hygenic style
of costume that fits very tight about the
bust, where the lite 'ary woman is very eco-
nomically built, and ver 1005er around
the more waistfully constructed part of her.
She will wear congress gaitcrs without
heels, and if there is any article 'that'waizes
the deepest emotion in my nature it’s ti. wo-
man’s‘fo-it in a congress gaiterminusahecl.
There were only a dozen or so gentlemen in
the'honse, so i sat and imagined I was a
fellow and looked'oyer the int to see which
one I'd go home with. Finally I settled on
Theodore 'filion, and mentally decided to
buy him a Spanish comb and a locket,.and
fix him up and make him “too sweet for
anything.
_ MADE-UP LACE GOODS.
CHILDREN'S L ACE CAPS, in all the newest; styles.
LADIE’S TIES, in endless variety.
1,000 dez. 96-inch Windsor Ties, 46c. Crape Dc
Chine Tle‘s, Fancy Tics, &c.,
Ladiesgo to O'NEIL’S for MILLINERY GOODS.
All goods marked in plain figures.
N, B,-Redn.cti'ep to the trade.
H. O'NEILL:-& 110...
327 if: 329 Sixth Are. ‘3’: 20th St, New York.
20 Sheets of Choice Music, $1.00.
~ ~Why throw away- money on high—priced Music
when you can select from our Catalogue of 1'88 pie -
ces ! Any 20 Half-Dime, or 10 of Dime Series mailed
on receipt of .One Dollar. Sold by booksellers. and
. can be ordered through any newsdealer. Send
stamp for Catalogue. . -
Address, BENJ. W. HITCHCOCK, Pnb.,.
439,TuIEn AAENEE, NEW YORK. .
DEGBAFI’ 86 TAYLOR.
FURNITURE. '
CARPET 8 anti
\
MATTHESSES;
Wholesale and Retail.
MANUFACTORY AND WAREROOMS,
8 7 at 89 Bowery, 65 Christle street,
~ 130 k 132 Hester Street, New York,
[Connected under one roof]
We have now on hand the largest stock ofentirely
new patterns and designs for furnishing Houses
throughout, cDer offered by one house in the city,
and at a great deduction in price. Consisting of ~
PAIlDII, CHAMBER, ,s. aisles BDDM (BREWER;
DIRIIGES, lAMDBAQIllIS, GDRIAIIS,-‘&p.
HEW SPRING STYLES IIDWlIEADY Elli! Eltilli‘fllll.
Steamboats, Ilotels, Churches, Public Halls and
Priva.e Houses furnished throughnifi at WHOLE-
SALE PRICES. ' ‘
The floating Palaces of the. People’s Line on the
Hudso‘h rizerwgrp furnished by us.
Prices Defy, Compeynlioy,
Second and Third Avenue Cars pass our Stores.
ENTRANCE 8? at 89 Bowunv.
Branch Store at. 514th Av., near A. T. STEWAlt
d5 CO. to
“Buy Me, and I’ll do you Good.”
DH. LAN,GLEY’S
RDDT‘ AND HERB ENTERS.
This medicine is, without the possibility ofzt
-——_-==_=r=w _....___._.,-9.:_' ’
“There. is an old story from some Jewish
'lunbt, the very best. remedy know for the following,
and all kindred diseases:-—Ind1’gest7‘on, Castioeness,
Liner Complaint. Piles. Headache. Heartburn, Dys-
writings known as 'the Talmud, which
describes ‘very powerfully man’s feeling
concerning the darkness and the light.
. Tr mining executedin the best manner.
meta. Dizziness, Scrrtfula. Salt Rheum. Langor. Lez-
r‘ness,Debility.Jaundwe, Flattrlency,F0u(Stomach. d-c.
Bf theiimely nse_ot this medicine, the blood is
put fled. The a petite is restored. The system is
strengthened. ' hellvei-isinvigorated. Thebrenth
ls swueteued. The complexion is beautified. And
the general health is
,r msTORED:
The best Roots. Herbs, and Barks, enter into the
com ositlnn ofthis Remedy makin itnsim le and ~ . .
safel’as well as an unto ling, cure to? all disegses of Cd 039-“ clasped one 11110111” 1“ an agony 0f
the blood. GEO. C. GOODWIN iii: 00., Boston. ' despair. Then all grew dark. _ .1 nd the
let-10 . For sale by all Druggists. luckleSS on'es fell on the earth silent, and
‘ thought: that God had withdrawn from
E E D them the light forever; and they spent the
GARDEN AND FLOWER,
' night: in tears. But a. beam of light began
‘FOR sans BY," ‘
to rise over the eastern hills, after many
11,. at. as c. s. PRo'WaTT.
hours of darkness, and the golden sumcame
back and dried the tears of Adam and Eve,
HOW FDR YOUR WATER ‘PlPES.
Wm. Glover, 3:. Son, '
and then they cried out with joy and Said,
‘lIeavinCSs may endure for'a night, but Joy
Are Tell-d)" to put in your WATER, STEAM OPGAS
PIPE, at very short notice and at as low a rate as
cometh in the morning; this is a law "that
God hath laid 11' on nature.’ ” .
anyone. WROUGBT it CAST IRON. TIN-LINED.
LEAD PIPES, &c., of every size and description.
“fetch, the father of Abrahampwas a
maker and dealer in' idols. Being obliged
PLUDIBING In all its Brant-hem
' WILLIAM CLOVER d7 SON,
to go from home one day , he left Abraham
River Street. Norwalk.
It relates that wh in Adam and Eve were
driven out of the garden of Eden, they
wandered OVer the fa c of the earth. And
the sun began to set, and they looked ,with
fear at the lessening light,.nnd felt a horror
like death steal orer their llttll‘ls. And the
light of heaven grew paler and the wretch-
in charge. As an.old man Came in and
asked the price of one of the idols. ‘(Jni
man,‘ said Abraham, ‘how old 2111- thou‘
-‘Threescore years,’ answered the old man
‘Threescore years i‘ said' Abraham, ‘anr
than wouldst worship, a thing that in;
29
'O’arrcage ‘ id’s/£72?” father’s slaves made in a few hours
“AND — _ Strange that a man of sixty sholild'boyv hi:
R E P A I R IN G. head ion creature such as that. ’lhc mar
turned away ; ‘ancl
gwoman to bring
‘Give it them'levthy-
.crinlsoned with simple,
then came a grave-lookm
an offering to the gods .
Scli't'sam Abraham; iihou’wrlt “gym“.
gr'c‘edily they 'wiil eat it. she did so,
Abraham then took a hammer, and broke
au'ibe idols except the largest,’ 1,, whose
hands he placed the hammer. Vi lien let,1 a
returned he asked angrily , What profane
wretch had dared thus abuse the gods.
Hfisuhseriber is fully prc arcd, at his establish-
ment. near the FOOT 01' NHL HILL, to man-
ufacture Carriages to order, and to do all kinds of
REPAIRING in bisline 'l‘hcxvood-tvo‘tk depart-
ment is under the charge of John Sfl‘mckwood ari'
ex ericnced and capable workman. 'Paintiugaud
1y10 J. G. ROCKWELL.
‘Pllll Pulp PAIN
t0WD; corresponding secretary“ J v - - r . l l 1' dl u ‘ - ‘ ' ‘
Johnson, M D of Hartford - ,recdrdinr; over and cultivates tMir-tender growth " Tile?” fiu'fié’niindroi'ii‘giiii‘igt: E rvl'TuTglEnf ' ' ' , a x» , - A . ' ' - . - .
' - . . - 9 s, l biaham durln thine absence
“Grainy, W. D. ,Anderson, M_ 1,), of N64; unlll they, (00, become fruitful Vines. St; HosiGnclreieral Agents, 22:; South Frgnt Stuart, CUT AND STAMPEDQ ._ a.» Passaxe {Ticketa ' ' ,,,4W%—\“:Tfl Wl S fl. r 'th‘ , h - . ~ 1' iffyhojgnfilubrblughl yodder fotgxl to the gods
. N332};iglefiiggli‘arF-é.“llrioampn,M. D., of Sunday-school contributions are multipiy- Philade'pma’h' “1“an mm o. ', ‘ ' " , , . l ’ I I ' o ' 'yTinEngimvnfing’sffiflnng'gfi’g‘e or and the younger 0119-5 began l" 011} if”?
on... .11 _. - A. "I Warranties-music" a - 011a. Balm CAMPHORINE 935$
beheldinMid I - :-= A > A‘ . ’ “m3 ‘ a... ' , . .'*-.
in November.d etown on the first Tuesday DRINK AND WORK—“l. drink to make , STYLES,_SIZE8&PRICESTDSUITALI. FABIEBS. . ' ’ “39d father? 5‘1“.“ Terlah i “10 1 m3,” ligog
— me warm, said 9i {your}? man. To which BOG e\ RDUS - . . Wamrmbym . , om? APPLICATIONS mm A which is the Greatest discovery oftbcagc forthe gait, my thi‘illicziiilim‘li 1:311 ggrpfliiiggést thelll
»A STRANGE IanN-rroN A stran e an- 0 ma“ "el’xc =“ 113l’slrlf-lhl; thee ‘ 1 W FOREIGN D ‘ RELIEF (.rF PAIN. . . , 5 - . --' : . . i
- °"' and - ' ' . . - . ‘ . ~ ‘ . l .t have me worship ttrtm too,
e§clsllng Scent: W‘us igltlleSM-Id at the fiorner 3; fi’: 1:101:13? flfikl‘l‘ljlecliwtg: 5.103132%: Lo t ”E gill-“ow" 'llmlunlldm' i h ' . ’ SOM‘qufiiglfilTY-NE I ' ‘ RAF1 S, Pure Blooming Complexion, H. m' 4: C' 5' PBOWIIT'. Ell": 302% adds that Terah, in his rage, sent
o to s cc , ‘ i or ~ -. area an reenw-, . .~ . . .. ,
p l g an Broadway rem ntiy. that may (10 thee guod. I was once a pros: 8.2%.“). at cor. lt‘lgrillr‘llllginfi Broadway, and for he tonal“, ,Jfigfiml’mfi' m.&?§,fi°m°p°e‘;fll$$w‘p and —--— --—- iii-broil“! l0 beJudgcd ft” his mm“ 1” ”‘0
1 sale - mg.
An immense crowd assembl - .
‘ ' last three 1 cars at No 1 l 5 'l Brondwn nenr . , _ . . _ .
J o a 9 [FOR SALE AT THE mmdbynnt.rstigue.and Excitement. Nimrod asked Abraham . 3 ,, ,7,“ not
erous farmer.
DRAPER
9d Opposite the p
Prescott House and a man a eaze . I had “ g°°d loving Wire St. 1 i . l l t i let (-
tiilh story window and thrll‘viriiigduat iii"3 and two fine lads "l‘ ever the sun ih‘me 0“— tzy'litilggive h’imuziitetlilgg ifill’i‘é‘fii‘ésii‘iip‘ienaii at?” ' fiwmwetlyumlmfidmdekWWWk i ' - ' f ~ it f’ilht‘l' 11““ PPM
sash delibcmtel prcci itated himself f. e We had a comforts. ole home, and lived hap- of photographs. ” ~ ' Low Prices, ‘ AND .. . Sunburn. and by it]: widt’mhm will: B O O K — adorc the idols 0 “VOL ~ ~
’the window. ashrie of horror wenlqim In” together. Butwe “3rd to drink ale'w MY Pilltlis A“ “A SDIAILE, ' . ‘ TAILURI TABLI GAZETTE OFFICE munch!“ with f — 1 ‘0 fire“ I W V mi ' Ino- 1 6 VC ' k H
D'om the crowd as the ex ected the . D make. us work. 'Toose two lads I have now and you willfindlt time well spent!!! coming to my , ' ’ youmm; 31400! . . Abrahqnl‘.‘ 1)fi 3 I l I
would be dashed '0‘ i y hp b .man laid in drunkarc'ls’ graves. My wife died galleryiorthelikenessor yourself‘andfglmlly. —“ ‘ , , A In ham. . —JOB-— which wilqucnp'“ it. ‘
descended and safelyrigecslledulheeggl'blltllldally bmkenihearmd’ and She now lies by her “V0 belltnzfilltl?§dll the my ‘5 Short. the pictures will At No. 1 Gazette Building, (lip stairs) A “$331M; ”d me, 3m" m ‘ Nimrgd.—bl3liisowhllmrlo‘toto ti.
Aron - , . sons. am sevcnt ears of a e. H 't , ' - s ' . ' ' ' ' ow or ' I Abra “m— l
o whicidtiii’tihiiii.“°:" lee-Wimp. u... b... a. .1... - his, 1 might 3221.3. szi’z‘i’k'filiit‘lg’ét‘lifféiifil‘zittialif ”6.122;: Selleck’s Book Store. I:hurriesseamstress rari- N°’“'""" °°""' LL KINDS - -1 N D c A R D W o R K ..—. who. now he 1‘."th - . h i...
. au omaton 01' Stlf- beennn independent gentleman; but I used fourth St; carerom foot Gland St..also Dan‘s the door. New York Cit Establishment. as above. where-ll: A A 11:11:: 833(3uT—‘Yli’h’ y nest Iilliailieowilied cwhilili
acting fire escape, . . .
of every description,at the buds before it? 3.
sh - - . - . ,
aped like a tape megs. to drink ,0 make: me Abm. Bogard us, pledges himse f to give satisfaction to allhls custo- ' , “
Cabin and steerage Passages to or from Great ’OF“ drives the cl
ure which com ' , work, and mark it
wh,’chfinwound3:5,?fgofllrggéginlgiigzsdbapd, maker me 1007‘]? my, At “Willy years’ot' 1153 Broadway. near 21th Street. CHllD'lEN'S CARBIABES Inge-'vvillgivespeclal attentionto BoyS’Garmeuts ‘ ~ - - 19mm: pm to thou. -
1““an The rudivi dual m" uring agc,I am Ubllgetl to work for my daily Efi‘fipu‘hed 1946- NEW 1033' - . i- ’ as well as those of gentlemen. Persons bringing J 0 B 15 l: l N '1‘ l N G GAZETTE JOB PRINTING OFFIGE. Eéfirflfil,93e not ingry. .f -. _, ,
their own cloth can have the same cut or made up,
u an artistic manner, at reasonable prices.
, FRANCIS J. MeKEON.
Britain. soldat the established rates. Drafts issued -
I not pray to the fire or 1h
clouds or the wind, but ‘97 :3
made them: Him only ‘will 1 .
Drink! drink 1 and it will make you
.-
Execnted with neatness and dispatch
Wheelbarrow, ,Wanli, Calls,
at-the lowest-New York rate-J
9..
WATER: warren:
’An exchan ' saws: ‘3 In 'l . Amt"! W1"! has lived in Goslicn duriu ‘ ' .‘ ~ erds lAgentswautedlAllclasse ' ' ‘ . ..____......_._. .
of many notgieniéugtho's'e sgihiérfilliisdfi‘; ""3 pm” year "r ”'0' ”marks that he “keg ' I ‘ Veloccpcges, (930., $5 to $1 Elwoaflngpeotme'glmemx'om A n DYING-TON 0: Co .fl rnu— Garden Pump for Sale Cheap Th N PD. mambo offer for
1“”er Paid are“. 1““ ye‘fs subscriptions the low“ we“ eli ougb, except ' for one EL'LS REPMMD “Id BUNK' With Paton ' — _ ’ :r‘xgn;%$l:l::r:l?g°cfi:l°lg °:¢"::."¢iii§'§ . ' v - A - . G A Z E T T E. ' NE ofDonolass’best Wheelbarrow HosePumPS (I: " avylll "America DOW at tlie‘Naval
still live.” ’ ' _ .. . . ‘ thing—they genera. lly have to drag around CementWellEiPeaby - E. K. LOCBWOOD S. o ,9; Partlcula'ra n.9,. Addma'a. am 0 . ' ' , ' , . _ , 9 c on “opwm m, for 920. Emu,” ,, ,5, toilet eyac , ll 4, , - . .
-- cw-T-LEOMRD- , - .~ Portla'ud,la‘lu. - it .8TEAM rarmme'orrtcu. 2 a ' WET“ 0““ . 'Academf‘tr‘m“? 5‘. x
on bare ground for ca couple of months or so. Norwclk_!‘eb. at 1373.
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