Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, September 21, 1875 · page 3

 

 

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———— Oor. MAIN if: MARSHALL STREETS,
.~SOIITR NORW-Alr“, 001711.: .V.

oatc'e non ‘until 9 a. m.. and from 3 p. m". [At- ‘ j.
' tentioa to all e assesof diseases-incrdcnt to a en-. '
eral ractice of medicine and surgery. Slate ept
at lPrank Head’s Contectionery, up towu,andali
orders prom tiy forwarded and attended to. Fam-
ilies supplies with Homeopathic remedies. "n .
References by permission :-8. Liientltal, hi. 1).,
Prof. of Theory and Practice, N. Y. cit ; Clemence
Lozier M. D. Dean of Colic ,N. .: Alfred K.
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'l‘he goodpeoplc here who made them-f » ‘V V V ..

selves interested in the Fair, were forttt.;ulte . . V V . V ., ,7 V,.. .V:
tau .GATA-iiltll or MED 28— .

in having good weather throughout the '
No one is more aware than Dr. Row’c of

nutmlmmrs. “All" All nts‘n’s’fi.

Drawing from east and from nature. A limited;
number of pupils received into the family. Fall
Term begins September lath 1875. For circulars
address _ MISSES haocxwar,
ly25 V Box 443, Norwalk, Ct.

HOME LAWN SCHOOL,
For Young Ladies and Children,

Will re-open Tuesday, Sept. 1th, 1 875 .

 

 

Tuesday. Sept 21, 1875 _

number in ad tion.

.. vin had‘a great deal or r tc'rmd‘ It
"I 'WesternsFlonr, have now mad:

t e..—-0~F.-'-n -“ .. r:- '
, ~ ‘ ' ». '7 , .n‘with one of the besth'louringHills hath.“ C R,
. . . . ~ . .. .'—.New Yorh‘locatediu‘thc Genesechlloy, MCI. .-
. . r V r of thebest wheat sectiousViVlt thiscodntrntoihg-

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Sun! for GluVlthlc, , .VVV VVVV V: V,-_- - V,
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WINNIPKUK.

The Union base bull club of Silver Elias
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week. \Vcstport’s part of the show was

creditable, many branches of industry beiatg

‘. . . ’ ll hands beheld the min

dilldntfidldcgf detlZy, which may pass 'lol' ”‘9 imDPCSSiW among many that CMMHI
cannot be cured. That many firmly believe
this, and ltavegeod reasons for believing so
there can he nordou‘nt—for the-best- reason

for their Custom Tailoring'nDepartment, of

the equinox, they thanked their stars or
some other influence which had enabled

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' - - - .- ‘ hair’s . . _ _. ’- ‘ . . . » '
not he made so they C0015 l’fu‘llc'lmlelfllhe them ‘0 “JOY 9" "we" “"h'n- “ . » ~ ‘~ -- " ~ _ . . . ,. in this market, and will be made up by ex- ., , . _ . . .
Tournament at the Fair Grounds, Friday breadth of a thorough wetting. . digitdi3yllgvagdillitso1:11:12: flittiifisilivglgfil?‘ W. 0' FUBKE’ In, 1" VD" perieneed and artistic workmen and equal in VA regular course 0‘ Ens“!!! Education. “'0 ~AND— _ V . 500 Rama“ 0f Hour
last have decided to challenge “le'Winning The be” or Chris‘ Chum“ "me“ ‘" “mes l.- g _y . - ' . ' ' I h. Pink“. "“1 sun-o" every respect lo-tlle finest work got up in ”um"!P“""'-l-"“8'l‘l°'am"'°- directrromthe'nallmeohgronnu, and luspleldlll

‘ , K T uli-tr sadness Thursday as the rc- l)’ 1‘ 5’9“” specmlly 1° "”5 branch 01‘ t e OFFERS his rotessional servicestothecitiscns N Y R OMECT-DRAWINGmadea specialt . Itudi- Foreign Draft... order, low for Cash, at my Store, '
“1“”- ° pee ‘ "’ _ ‘ ’- professlou,he can assert, most positively, 0“ Nor-w {and W319“ - 039° "9'14” cw 0’ - - men‘s melV°,Mm°“lafliWW°n- Ad 1‘9” " - ‘
mains of the late Mrs. Mmtha Mmturn. hct- Natlonatnnn sonthNorwa k. on... hourssto , , , .mss llELLN M. e. STEVENS. Principal, -A-r- 51 Hairs Street, moment, Con
' W131 The Goods‘arc now ready for inspection ' Box.m,P.0.,Norwnlk,Oonn. ' ‘ " ' '

The Norwalk tlillscorclosetl their works ’ 10a. m..5to7: p. m.
Thursday afternoon last for the Fair. ' '
Mr. Joe. E. Milner and .Mr. Benj.'l‘aylor

of this place are co-partuers with D. & J.

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CHEAPEST RATES geifigauflt 111 timesbetonud acompiete WV

Grocerieefmlisiers & Flesh III!

which will be, sold atfprices to salt mm

that Catarrh is as curable as any other dis-
case. As every one knows, there is a right
and wrong way to do everything, and no
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terknowu as Martha Frisbie, daughter of
the. late Rev. William ll. Frisbie,werc borne
front the depot to Christ church, where fu-

and we are ready _and willing to give'atten-V.
tiles to the wants of our patrons. We will
always be pleased to show you anything in

A Boarding and Day School for
' Young Ladies _ .
WILL open at Wilton, Sept. 15th. Superior ad-

VPIANO TUNING!

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Lockwood, wire manufacturers at Cannon neral services were held,to the place of Mil”- b . . . - . . , . . . , .
-. . c tried success cannot be expected to at- PIANO MAKER at the Jewelry Store of om. stock 8176 you-our prices and wrll not "muses on mostrwmm Mm. Fm. cm .

‘ . ‘ " ' attracte'l much . -— ialon lung street. The early years ol the ’ . . iim'35 ~ nL.W’EED Wallstreet‘Ncrwatk. V ,VI -. . t - . . . M .. . ~ ,. .. .
”mm"- “‘9” “”93 ‘ , r" ’ tend the effort: ' ’ annoy you by trying to sell unless you are 3331:, address REV W H'm%%?gdnn. INS CE Harvey- Fitch-
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Norwalk, Jan. 11th, 1875.

llANFilllli WILCOX

DEALER IN _

nrrncrnn m.

‘rmsr-cllss' cumulus.

CAPITAL arransamn oven
$70,000 . Odo.

deceased were passed here, and those who
watched the development of a person of rrea
IOVt-lillcss and a mind of peculiarly pleas-
ing characteristics little dreamed of the dark
days of the adversity which she was unde-
servcdly to he called upon to suffer. Mrs M.

Best Work at lowest Prices.

1". OGDEN, West Main streams pre-
. paredrto execute all orders. for CAR-
RIAGh-MAKING AND BLACKSMITHING,
in the best manner, at very low rates. He gives
personal attention to all work, uses the best stock,
and guarantees, satlstaction.‘ Look at afcve prices
for good work :—Wheels rimmed for 86 rest;

perfectly satisfied 'withou‘r goods and prices;
although we say it ourselves, we believe
that our customers whojmow asbestwill,
tell you the same‘thhlk. that we'en‘deavor to
do business on strictly . .

telltiou at the Fair last week.

J. C. Randie secured those prclnium- sil-
ver-skinned onions again. Hedocs this an-
nttally.

That massive gold ring has gone back to

 

General _ practioners do not understand BROTHERS
the treatment-of the disease. Skill‘ull though ' '
they may be in the general practice of med-
icineget in this branch of the practice their
inability is manifest, and for the best of all

-llonwalt 80H00l or suite.

Misses AtWood a: Keith,

‘ N the Brill 011: School of Music rcrpecti‘ull
I announcemhe public of Norwa k and vicinZ

Iiihi that they will be prfipared to receive pupils in .
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Philadelphia with its owner, from whom it . . - . . . .. . . . - .
. _ . . . .. . no reasons. that they have "0‘ “’0 experience Tire set forts-fillet!” Tire at on and boi ‘ANo. “' " " 7 ? ’ '. I.” -~ no Forte Class Tea n at their rooms Wall ~ -
"°”'°“““ “‘“‘ "‘ if“."3".‘I.';..‘i‘..l“.f..;“" "‘ ”‘ nnnnnnnnn Tn nnnn'Cnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn» n 1 88.8.8 f‘“"'8.iit%t“m’ld" ...i82.8:tn 1- ' ‘ ~~ ' ~ ' 33880“; M... 8’ s... .. .. » ‘ -
. .. ' . . -. .5 n n n .1 n. _, com cerorn - , .v .

J- 0' m... .... “F“ *"’-“°"‘.‘°f‘g“" “" “$1.1”; “11...... an... m... nnnnnnn nnnnn n nevnnnnn nnnn ........... . m8: .............. .. ... worn .. B ".8088 -PBWGIBIES. . 3..::.:‘........... .0. carcasses-ear. straws” . - -
the Bartruu >10ng Machine, am 11"Sp‘ace ”W ' “I“ i ‘ ’ ,‘ ° - ’ and Study ‘0'" “5 to any other branch 01" WOIIld I‘CSIICCLIIIIIY an- lime“ “m‘ Age owe“ "immiy exam“! 2 - , ' -‘ ~ i ., " “ (callsthenictsd soo .. SUBJECT 1'0 annex .41- SIGHT. ‘
and Vicinity, l‘L'ut-lltntl \‘i’estport Satulday, from Mobile, the profession and any physician who will . , consultyourown vantage y say all orders. oive c‘quiiljustiee ‘0 all make no misrepre .. (advance,l 100,, .. ”Egl‘gyfifiv‘éfibfigggn‘ WHOLESALE ANDBETAIL.

~ ' 8vnbccn f w some time so'ourn- ’ ‘ z . ‘ ° -. . . .' .. 8’. -- a , _ ' ' .. Bail-Mondflyflnd'l'h‘mdaym Postomcead- ‘ ' ,
whuo they ha c . J sentatious to attenuatesand alwayspl 2m34 MENT Yard at the West end of the Bridge.

A \VinnipaxtLt 1', while returning fi‘VOlil do so will meet with as much success as he ‘1an “Noroton, 0mm
efore you are ready} " SOUTH NOBWALK.

 

Picture homes I

. . ., . . . . . - 'rr ' n v. ‘.. out 'n in call , M ,.
Notw..il., at .llnliL hour ont nlghtlastweek, tug. flit) e pt‘ti to r at pe tan y W uld i my other specralty- To those VedV to.sho,w._ou_rgoods-
lo IRE LADIES" Famih'esand Factories'suppliedwiththebestat

lowest market prices. Delivered within any reo-

* .. ultra nulls BUSINESS

can save.

in town. Any person wantingFRAMEs

 

need the presence of district surveyors.
Persons passing on foot to and from Nor-

walk through Peat Swamp, have been ena-

bled to relieve the irksomcaess of lhejour-

Call and see us and leave your orders.

0. H. DOUGLASS,

to enjoy the sport very much. He was
tired, thirsty and sober when they permitn
led him to resume his homeward journey.

a little under the influence of “drops too , . . '
. . . who are skepttcai anti disposed to throw V , f .
much" ltad ,0 walk a beat for mince hours The walks on “right street and stove al . , . , l I f from loto‘mpercen ygettlng hem at; ,_ .=_ .7 f ,V V -., .‘herewith take leasureinlnformingyouthatl . .
. » . . ufl‘ humbu trounce la tersoc o . ... . _. . .
at the command of four rttllians who seemed other streets, torn and gulllcd by late rains, this down and prthouncc n S . ’ u “0}: t t t 31 Mail! SltCet, ,V Our stop ,for the present and Va'p‘pronph. gylgg‘igmw 0'1 Kandachmce 3330“““33‘ “1'3“ TRANSACTED AT THE nfigflm'mggem‘ .th ompt “Wm" 31"“ toall
, etc.,u iew ofthec orce expressions 3 t ~ . as we make om. own Fan“ Brackets, , “if V, V., .. 1,.“ l'“ . , V Vim ,. .. , ', , . .‘
lng scallope s tertreme y great ex ant and MllllliEIiY AND 813‘“ goons, Banking BC I list I “(I D. II. “ERR, Age-t.
- - , a a e, a . 2.

gooISShelvgihUomodes, Blacking Cttittsge,
c.. c..an ere orecan , com e n.
Cailandsem, . . :conurnz unduly.

Constantly on hand, ,_ romeo-and Pictures
of all styles,“ Picture” ails,~ Knobs;

such occasions, he says stop; don’t condemn
and denounce what you know ttothingofibut
think for a minute, and see if yell might not

varietyghmhrdclng' all the popular styles
and fabrics in Gentle, Boys’ and Youths,”
. Clothin so, warm; heavy, durable worke-

fiibbona, French Flowers, Silks, Velvets, Faethers,
Bird Wings, &c. , Thanking you for past favors
'wnirin’ R ti‘ ll
« ' - ours cs so u

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Thirty hangers 0“ “It the Fair ‘00}: up be mistaken If the fact of the curability 3131.181? ,- .. .- *1; -_~., - . .
their quarters in Uni-1e David‘s barn every chyV tgy pickiug che tthce l-VipcVded (grudpes ofit rested merely on his word, it may then 2:131:02 1:12,!{30hflmeahh’ww low- :2: $1123.;3f3m8 do}: blVl]:1 vzvellll-nfiadeli ., No. 4. James’ Block, Water St. N'orwalk. _op_.
night last week, inner to his disgust. W 10ng "1 ‘1 )1th “"00 ’3' 8‘9 1‘0“ SI 9- bca ueslion'o en for or umen’t- but when . ' __ ‘. ,1“: . ., , ,. ' . . -'. . ”39",} 9" V ; "3 Wight . ' '

C' M‘ Gregory has put his Cider M" in The Rip Raps did "m bung home that the agscrtion islzzorroboragted by the positive “$3.53 “1:636 2553? ”b‘ifrlicli‘iliait‘filnfiii fit you as well as higher priced goods. . I FALL MIL-LINERY. MBIVIIIG E. mead. Eanufagsgnngh dcolnfecgole'r’

. ._ « er.., .. ',~. - . _. , . . - .. ecscons onanaargev e o

n[wratlon totVthe season. -. V3“? riff/1:1Inlfj‘riiacmllrtt‘tl “£21m in???” statements of persons well known to the F AV I L ggutgpgyt n’i‘ltz‘éf'bh‘infa l: .3338‘5‘132‘3‘0'3 Overcoats of all qualrtles, styles and V MRR. J. B. BETTS P Y, . ‘7

A cobble-lull man went to the Fan—John tun . l l, l .~. . y ‘3‘ 10 community for their intelligence as well as MEAN," slain 8t., Norwalk.V prices to suit your pride or your'pockei. Has notvachoicetzelgfinroldaoods suitable for Old Bank Building, South Norwalk. Pure confectlonery

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pleasure of teaching competing clubs some
points in a. game now gcnclally admired,
which said clubs may have-occasion to re-
member. ' ,
During the week a number of women
along with men and boys, have turned pis-
cators anti have caught malty blue fish on

- - . _ 'Tusiness suits, in beautiful ‘p'atterns‘and

WILTON ACADEHY. the-fiery best styles, at» Lower Prices’dhan
,llI-l Fall and Winter term will opened, 1 31,; Vtil'ly'olher house.candele‘to‘sell’tkht;
Tuesday, Sept. 21“; {In the way ”of Géfittem‘én’s‘ Finishing
‘ ' ' n OLMSTEAD.‘ ‘ Goods, we always aim to keep our-stock up
" "filo-“the standard of excellence, in orderto
make it;.:IV‘HE POPULAR PLACE to boy
everything in that line. Ties, Bows, Cravata,
Scarfs, Paper anti Linen Bosoms, Collars
and Cuffs, Suspenders, Gloves, Sleeve and
Gulf Buttons, Linen and Silk Pocket
Handkerchiefs; in fact, almost everything
wanted tocomplete a gentleman’s wardrobe,
.can always be found at our store, and can
always’be depended upon as first-class in
quality and style.

is his name. Joint is shrewd, btlt greener
than the Fenian flag without the harp.
When we saw hint he. had made a tour of
the exhibition hall. He had heard the
sweetest strains of the prize band,—he had
witnessed the wonderful performances of
the W. & W. sewing machines,——had heard, _
and even seen the “prince of silowmcn,"—— the (locks.

had talked shirts with Joe Randle and Flora , 'Mr. H. Staples continues to unload lum-
riculture with Tom Clone, and was feeling bcral his docksshowiug that trade with
satisfied with himself for spending his quztr- him in that line is brisk. ‘

tcr to see tlzet'lleyant things, when his eye It is more titan forty years since E. ll.
rested upon that big pum’pkinr-for it he Nash‘s grist mill, with a pond full of water,
started,and as he went he exclaimed,“bd- has remained so long silent as during the
germ it’s a-bar.” Reaching it he iltorough- season latcl y passed. '

l y examined it ; top, bottom, and all around The town has purchased a‘new safe weigh-
uudcrwent the scrutiny of our shrewd ob- iug nearly a ion, for the use of theJudge of
server. Suddenly he paused, took oil‘his hat, Probate and the Board of Selectmen.

JACOB M. LAYTON, Cashier.

 

Always Fresh and of the Best Quality, at
Wholesale and Retail.
Also a superior article of

ICE CREAM,

SODA WATER, with fruit syrups, and OTTAWA
,drawn from Matthews Patent Steel Fount-

I‘ruits, Nuts, fine Imported and
Domestic Cigars.
No. ill Main Street.

An Elegant Ice Cream Saloon and Restaurea
for Ladies and Gentlemen.

0.1L nousmss, Proprietor.

FAIRFIELD

for their integrity and position, no one will
doubt, but those in whom it is innate to - .

toidoubt evertiling, and those who from in-

Straw Hate in all the leadin shapes.

ffl‘flifll, “III-8, IIIII. I IIS.
, and all the Novelties of the Season.
Norwalk, August 30th, 1875.

MRS. E. l. Atlanta's
5 Dress and Cloak Rooms,»

BBNNE'I‘T’S BLOCK,
No. 17 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn.

6.... Cloakiialtinga Specialty.

. HORSES.
Fortale at the Hotel in New Canaan

The subscriber has on hand for sale at lower
prices than can be bon ht at any other place, both
sound andnunsound. have thebest op ortunity
to lfat horses of all kinds, havrn esta iished a
a orse Mart in New York, at 66t since;i and 3d

 

 

terestcd motives, be they actuated from,
joalotly or impecuniogity, consider the high-
est attribute of their profession to slur”
and distort all facts which detract alike from
their pockets or their pompous self-assumed
skill.

As an evidence of his skill Rn. Rows sub-
mits testimonials below from persons that
are too well known in Norwalk to. require
further comment necessary, more than to
say that his treatment of Catarr-h is entirely
original with himself and differs entirely
from anything used before for the same pur-
pose, inasmuch as by it the medicines are
conveyed directly to theparts atfectedmhich'

 

GOOD News.

Boots 0,. Shoes

J. P. HANFORD’S

WILL BE SOLD NOT FOR
ONE MONT]! ONLY BUT
DURING THE YEAR

 

OFFICEDFTHE . ' - -.
NORWALIJIQquflAlL‘HAT Co.
Noawa‘nr, Count, Sept. 6th, 1875.
rm Annual Hearth ofnthe Stockholders of the
Norwalk.fiorse ilway Com y, will be
held at their oiiice in the town 0 Norwaik, on
Tuesday 0c _ her 5th, 1875. at 7:30 o’clock. p.m.,
for the election of Directors for‘the ensuing year,
and: for the transaction of other business.
. , JAMES WJIYATT. Pres.

First-Class . Billiard !.
_ , . m monetvs‘L'K. court. '
WI DOW LADY having leased the house own.

 

 

 

._ Is now nearly .

. - . - - ~. - . . ed b G.G.Blsho he . leasantl located , .
and VlgOlOllSly worked his fingers through The the companies of Westport propose has never before been accomplished. thn‘ on Bel “Ilium“, mini? 31”,,5’7‘23 Managua" . SH‘IRTS "angle'w'meifiuat “in,” like” :7 “:33, 1875, AT SUCH
. . .-~ , . _ .. . r . 9 . . , at s'ge““r'g ,M -' ,. . I an a a ’SJII. veams e
his unkempt wool,as ll cnthcayorlng to dis to indulge ill a street parade, Sept. 0011:. constlttttlonal treatment ,3 necessary, the . . gl‘ih‘ilnd .tel‘lnqe mateheo flee“ G. Gerfiritéfigg iuNemeany . ton Bo m.Jr..ba ls til’btlnest
lodge an idea that was tightly wedged. A meeting for the perfection of arrange- .. ~ Norwg, aik, Auzuat.1875- 3mg,- - .4 I stattionthatstandsinthe can .t season. I IOW PRICES
We carry the best variety and make 0f 1m err-B “mom-L. . , FIRE

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Abandontng any further attempt in that di- meals will be held this (Monday) evening. effect in purifying the system and building , . . . . . . . .
rectiou, be commenced to examine the stem Chess again next Saturday night at Mr. it up. thereby bringing all the organs into ' VAIAIGY I?!" "III [All who would "taste shlVris in the town. White Shirts, CheVIOIY VV FRANCIS MCKEON, Jl'ns —ron— ." (V .
't ' l-d " w" r r . b t H P Trentdwell’s . - - " °“"‘°“°‘ ' ”renew” hymfl’fii‘w "If Shirts Flannel and Merino Shirts at all» ' . .
“ ‘° ‘0" y- ”‘3" “ ' ' " ' ' - ......., m... mnnnnn .. m... an! “nanny - . new vary...“ batman V- W... ' - * -' ., ii Practical Plumber INSULIN“ 00mm n.- ‘
liliS proved a failure; sp turning, in hrs per— A member of the East Side I-IVog Hayward tone and vigor which they had previously . , , . . colors, P1,,” 3an checked. .‘ You can tea . . . . , . ’ '-.
plenty, he inquired or a gentleman stand- Association who endorsed a $70 note for a lost. F" “lg—A nice sided,” top numVDmem for anything in the Start but: that we PLUMBING In all Its BRANCHES. ’ '. .
Engr near “will yesc plase tell me how many brother, is watching said brother's onion The treatment '3 uelt that it can with . . berry VanDensen’smahgmt New'rprk- In haven’t got. . Green Houses Fined up. ' . ,
-.- patch with a view to'glabbing the ripening ‘ I s . V ' 3331““ order. 1.0%???th Eng; 3-3010, 52513333: “(£11325 nl’gfttl‘i‘l: saga]: on School street. oron state That will south Norm! 0011!!-

years it was a growing, sir ?" Just then the
hand struck up a lively tune and the gentle-
man’s answer was lost forever.

Mr. W. L. Olmstead, who has been clerk
for Mr. J. C. Rsndle for the past five or six
years, has left his employ, much to the re-
gret of his many friends. He is succeeded
by Mr. Thomas Brown, of Wilton.

W. Armstrong of the Winnipauk House,
owns the “boss” bird cage ; it cost over fifty
dollars. ‘ '

.—_—.

WILTON.
Sunday’s rain caused church goers to be
few and far between. '

As the annual town meeting draws near

the office seeker dons his perlodic politeness
and bows in a defercntial manner to every
voter, however humble. O. Tarscy Scrib-
ner, a good Democrat, became so exhilaratcd
by some Cannon’s Station cider that he
undertook some gymnastic performances
which resulted in a. broken leg.

The. Rev. W. H. Kingsbury officiates

regularly in the Kent Avenue church to n-

.wngregaticli that compares favorably , with

crop as security for the note in case the
drawer fails to “pony" at maturity. .

The sick folks on Golden Hill retract the
charges made against E. H. Nash’s mill
pond as the source ofth ir trouble,‘and now
say it comcsnlrom‘ deca§lng substances in
two whiskey tanks near the grist mill left
there last fall by a ilioughtless cider brandy
distiller. - ' ' .

The funeral ceremonies over the remains
of Rev. and Mrs. Augustus Jackson’s oldest
son, who died Saturday 11th, at the house
of the Misses Jackson, took place at Christ
church, Monday 13th, Rev. J. R. Williams
officiating. The remains were taken to
Washington, D. 0., for burial.

At the regatta this (Monday) afternoon
ofl‘ Southport, animated contests for boats
of the first and second class from Norwalk,
Westport and Southport, may be expected.

The funeral of the late John Baker, who
died Saturday, 11th, took place at the Con-
grpgaiional ohm-eh, Tuesday, Revs. Sander-
son, Williams and Davenport officiating.
The burial ceremonies at Evergreen Ceme-

 

ease be ttscd by any one. It is painless and
can be continued at home, and without in-
terruption to business.

Noam WILTON, Coma, Feb. 3d, 1875.

_ 'Dn. Row‘u—Dusa Sm:
Yours has been received and it aii‘ords
me tnuch pleasure to .say that previous to
our commencing the treatment of Mrs.
uniting tor Catarrhal and throat affection
from which she suffered so severely, I had
given up all hope of her recovery, and had
told our children that they must prepare
their minds for the loss of a mother at no
distant day. When she saw your advertise-
ment, I had no hope of her ever being ben-

'cfitted by any treatment whatever, but was

willing to gratify her in any effort that she
wished to make for her comfort or the res-
toration of her health while she remained
with us. It was but a short time after the
commencement of your treatment that Isaw
her health was improving rapidly, and now
I am happy to say that it is better than at
any time since we have known each other.
I think now she has as fair a prospect of a
lon life as any one who is in good health
ant strength. Any use you wish to make of
the above statement for the benefit of those
who are afflicted with Uatarrh or disease of
the throat, you are certainly welcome to.

 

At Prices which defy
COMPETITTON

IN THIS MARKET.

 

 

DUTo

Imposs'rrrp »

above is ready tor-mailing. , . '

J. M. THOBBURN & C0»

4136 16 John" street, new York; ‘

UR New Descriptive meat CATXLooui-ior

V V, UNDER WEAR.

 

w. s. QUINTARD.
Genital Familial Undertaker,

orrosmn xenon It. renal-or.

fiOrders' attended to day or night. Residence
Main Street, 3 doors from Union Avenue. '

50Vcents'.

 

Fill Mflilllitlllllll.

OFFER THE FOLLOWING '

SPEEIALBARGAINS

trust a continttancc of the same, we are
Respectfully,

In Gents’ Undergarments,‘ Dreams and
Shirts, we are pleased to announce that we
have a very fine stock and large variety, and
of the very best manufacture in this line.

Also a fine and stylish assortment of
canes; Umbrellas in Silk, Alpaca, Ging-
ham, and of the cheapest cation as low as

Thanking our friends and customers for
their liberal patronage the past year and

HARLEM & 00.,

Next to Hoyt’s Shoe Store, Wall Street,

 

srllelll. N0’f-lililt

to.

Are you goégg to Paint?
S
AVEBILL’S

CHEMICAL PAINT !

"I'll! BEST Ill THE MARKET.

It is more beantiiul, more durable. lowerin price,
is all ready for. use, does not wash b rain, best
wood reserver, rs water and tire pron , and is the
best or_ neral uses, either for wood i

brick b lugs. Many of the finest residences in
town are painted with

AVERILL’S CHEMICAL

Put up ready for use in pails of 1, 2 or 3
kegs of 5, 10 or 15 gallons, half barrels or

ll orders romptiy filled and any information
given by app yrng to

D. H. WEBB, Sole A ’t for Norwalk

,Oi‘iice west end of Bridge,S UTH NORWALK.

p. Jobbing promptly attended
lylb

 

GOLD FISH, '

25 CENTS EACH,
II. M. at C. S. PROWITT.

 

s'l'. VM. POTTER

ASTONISH

all wishing to purchase

FOR CASH.

No Shopworu, Stocks but New
Fresh ‘Goods.

A full line of

Blnis’ ladies’ and Children’s
Boots andmhoeas

of the best manufacture. Special attention
paid to

Custom Work, Repairing, Etc.

Consultayour own interests and save money by
purchasing of -,

.ms. 9. hast-80ml,

at the old stand of
SMITH a IVIANFORD,
No. 7 Main Street.

 

Catt capital, ‘ $200,000.00
luats,Jat.1,1875, $336,112.18

w . s. nANFVoBDerosldcut,
II. R. TURNER, Scary! rt“.-

 

Bracken of commendation.

are. x. mcxwoonns.

 

FOR SALE CHEAP. '4 ’
LIGHT ONE-HORSE BUGGY, in ant-rate

order, will be sold ataba ifa tiedfor
soon. ' 29 . GEO.W SERECK.

Preserve Plates,

Only 00 Cents per Dozen.
Al E. K.‘ LOOKWOOD’S.

 

 

'r. e. a tr. e. slut-I'll.

anyin town. ' WILL FORK. tery were conducted by worshipful master RICHARD DUNNING. Received last week. LEALEBS IN
| NEW CANAAN. Smith of Temple Lodge, F. &A.M.,to .. , - EALER I '
The venerable Mr. and Mrs. John F. Ray- which deceased belonged. Mr. VBakcr had . Q “‘T‘ soonm & HOYT D N E a. 1‘ d w a: 1‘ .0,
need, celebrated their fiftieth waiting on passed 1‘13 77th 1”"de at the time 0" his DR. Remap—DEAR Sm: . , , .
hivérsary last Monday night at their resi- death, and had followed the business of a ‘ It gives me pleasure to write you of the Otte Case, 2000 Yards, will continue their PIANfls "BEANS OUTLERYs
7
. c 9 AND

dcnce in the village. A very large'company
was present, comprising the leaditg citizens
of New Canaan and many frimds from
abroad. The congratulations bestowed up-
on the aged pair were moat cariest and sub-
stantial, and the large contpmy dispersed
hoping that all might live to thn in the Dia-
mond anniversary of their liO'l and hostess.

carpenter continuously in Westport for 57
years. Psut.

 

BBIDGEPORT.

The butchers of Bridgeport held. apic-nic at
Pembroke Grove, Wednesda . Prizes of
misfit were given and over 6,0 tickets were
so .

At the Sharp Shooting festival at Stratford,
last Monday, G. W. Yale of the famous Inter-
There

permanent curc I have received from your
judicious anti successful treatment of Ca-
tarrli from which I have suffered so much.
That which 1 calleda “severe cold in the
head,” had increased its severity year by
year, until the Autumn I first called on you,
At that time, I was convinced that a longer
neglect must inevitably lead to the disease
of my lungs as my throat was already af-
fected considerably and severely, and my
physical strength greatly impaired. I had

, Their Stockoi.

Remnant Gingham

-¢
————-

One Case, 2000 Yards,

Remnant Calicoes.

' through the months of July and August.

Among the

"Closing Out Sale
SPRING AND SUMMER STOCK

Bends sold without regard to 00st.

MELODEONS,
SHEET MUSIC. 8:0,,

WaIIVStteet.iiolwallt,0t

NEXT DOOR to SAVINGS RANK

FrantMtttttt

3V Gazette Building,
NEAR THE BRIDGE.

Agricultural [topic-cuts,

WALL PAPER, WINDO w'smrmrs. Purim
OILS, GLASS, on SE, amps,
AND DOORS.

Main Street, Nor-walls, Conn.
SIGN PAINTING, mesa mama, so.

 

-— , national Team, won the first prize. no knowledge of you beyond a treatise of " ‘
STAMFORD was a large attendance. _ . . _ yours which I had read, and I may add that ° . '
There rs considerable religious interest in the prejudice natural to one strictly cduca- peclal argailns I k 1 k f' t h a d THE “all'l' BUIHII.
eep a urge stoc 0 ins mments on an ,an

Mr. Robert Harper, whospleath occurred
on Sunday morning, leaveSr. large circle of
friends, who most heartily mottrn his loss.

a most genial, unselfish disposition, he
was universally esteemed He had been
afliicted with the dreadfulmalady (a cancer)
frollpswhich he died, for srme two or three
ygdin-butfor fear ofexcting painful fore-
L- g5 ii] the minds ff his family and

possible the dire calamity, it availed not.
The last sad rites over .M.“ Harper's re-
mains were held at the Universalist church

the Washington Park M. E. Church. There
were a number seeking religion last Sabbath
evening, and revival meetings will be held
during the week. - ' .

Michael J. Duane and Mrs. John O’Hara,
of Bridgeport have run away together. The
latter took two of her children, but left one
and a husband. Duane leaves a wife and

Westfield, Mass, from specifications furnish-
ed. by Mr. S. S. Sanford, oi this city, and it.

led to the views of the regular practice, did
not aid me in seeking one of whom I knew
so little. But I was unable to find any help
through the ordinary treatment of Catarrh

and thereiore followed my inclination an

went to you. [was satisfied alter the ap-
plication of your medicines, that if a cure
could be effected, your method could do it.

lain help.
Yours, respectful

G'E' N T8 "7'

.—

Two Packages, 200 Yards,

* liltilliill 0PElli turrets,

GnNTsé sun Lamas"~

may be found a good line of

A good line of

All kinds of ,

Gents’ Furnishing Geode,

We have just received a large line of

Fast Colored Prinu,at 0c, pr yd.,
Ginghams, at 8 ets‘. per yard,

Bleached a. Unbleached Mullins,

Cheap.

sell them on Monthly Insialirnents. Everybody
can have a Piano or Organ. _

SOLE AGENT FOR THE CELEBRATE!)

WEBER PLAN 03 ,

use a sour,

FAMILIES tun PARTIES

furnishcdlwith

ICE CREAM,

SEWING MllilllllE

is the best of all. Don’t buy any other Machine

IEWIILIIR.

among his friends he tud'ousl co ceaied several children- . I have carefully followed your directions . .. _ .

r‘rV-m them his coriditiod/unltil ayfewnweeks The Bridgeport Opera house and :Frankhn and though from its long standing and se: ’ ' ‘ . , _ SCARLET AND BLUE. at Wholelale Pricefl- All“ 11119 0" STANLEY if: SON’S ,betore tryinggthe ,

"mce- limiting the la “two months the dis- $11 gerefsolg $1; ggnon yesterday, to R. E. vVeritont' my; case my recovlprybhas been :. Genls’ Dress Shirt! at $1.95. _ ' '
materapid and earful inroads upon a“ “9 or- , ' SOW- am 391’le 53y it - ‘1' 09“ sure,, ' ‘ " ‘ ' '- . - ‘ Ala ‘li ' of . 0R0 -’ ’ . ’ -

ease . _ , . . , _ —-—n .. me no , VESIEEN d. 17' LLER 3

WWW “sari-War“ .888: hrs-.18.:zlrzsettsss‘suraatit: at:“attestatizzi‘itu: 23f; ' . . Menu-m.-nme.-.mc..~ . ‘7 . ...................., DOMESTIC-
. - an :ean aver 1 . . ' - - ' - .. : - '-

(but. to pm ong » is to be butlt by War. A. Johnson a Son, of speedy relief by your sure, sensible, and cer- P I s I A fltll line oi heavygoods. AllkiVads of H A IN ES BROTHER, -,,, V J . S .P E N c E R ,

on Tuesday. 8 . .
its. John Sloan, ,resxdlng on the Cove
yoad, lost a whole ashing the other night;
the clothes had be Vleft on the line, and in
the morning werelmssing. It is supposed

8.

‘ioJltlYe been the vork of tramps. .

is expected will bevcompleted early in De-
cember. . .
The heaviest train of marble that ever

via Housatonic ailroad, from Lee, Mass.
It consisted of fifteen cars, each of which
carried‘bne block of marble, weighing all

came into Bridge ort, arrived Wednesday, -

l ..
Mus. L'. J,Cunrrs,’1¥orwalk, Conn.

 

. Nonwamr, Coma, July 2d,1874.
Dn. Rowsz—Dnsn Sm: ‘

UNDERWEAR

at very low prices.

BLACK

£04m Auction,wbioh we are sellin
' ' tention. We have a few more

V Striped Shawls left at 90 Ots.

; Eight pieces more or those

SILKS

at $1.00 an
They are worth 81.75. Give t cut your at-

altd Will furnish at short notice.

Calland see them. '

’ Water Ices,

at short notice and warranted to be as good as the
best in market. Also every requisite for Parties

Under Norwalk'Opch-u House,
is Agent for Norwalk, and vicinity, where only the

w Domestic Sewing Machines, guaranteed by
the Company, can be purchased.

Second-hand Machines at low prices.

 

r. Wm. A. Weed is prepartng to erect a , . . Ab. " .. ' ~
‘. _ . , the f, fl, t th . , out four years ago Iplaccd my son - .,
“iii reels '3‘: ifieiflgmifiii: “’19:.“ (in-Jedi; totatwiyetghmn tthinflf?eenucgst?$as $1.: linger (mgr fare {0g tgeatmeng-fif Cntgrlrh ‘ striped Grenadine- at 19 1-90“ OLD 13732331533173 W" "me“ “’“m‘ed‘
c' , 5 t . ' ~- 300 tons. These blocks are for the new on a. i on ty 0 t e t roat,w t whic lc —""' All other Dress Goods sold proportionately cheap. . ’
. Alargeline of Taken in Exchange for Row, M'“ ”"3 A. E, mwcxwowg

lwillibenlargc cmtaining 18 rooms undiwiil
-'-"‘ calped witlta Mansard root—'Hersld.

pa‘u’nuurqi- ~ .‘
A. case repainted to us of the unseemly

haste of a family in .this town when an
aged membtr of it lay nearly dead. ,80'

 

city building in Philadelphia.

Barnum’s hippodrorne will go into winter
quarters in this city after the first week in
October. It is now in St. Louis.

East Bridgeport will be suspended on the
arrival of cold weather. The walls are now

' Work on the new Catholic church‘in '

was seriouSly ati‘e'ctcd.' I am happy to say
that you permanently cured him.
Yours truly,
ANDREW S. HAMMERSLEY.

 

GOODS

latent Bleached Shining,

yard wide, at ten cents.

Ladies’ Balbriggan Hose,
extra length, One Shiii g. One case of
DELAINES,

Cloth Remnants, it half price.
Ladies’ Hose 8 and 10 eta. per pair.

'rtmme AND REPAIR! e

Done at short notice.

The Weber Piano.

 

Knives & Forks

only 75 clearer set and upvvards,
Al E. x. LOCKWOOD’S. '

 

 

DOMESTIG ;

v3

RETAIL Darn-rm T.

-——~

just received, to be sold at 12% cents per yard,

anxious were they to dispose of his remains
Wash Poplins at 10 eta. per yard. ,

that a boardzwas brought in on which to at number received

A few extracts treat the

nearly completetl.-.V—.§tandard.
by the most eminent music ans in the Uruted States

DISCHARGES FROM THE mu.

‘l't Excursion all Pic-Nit Parties!

 

lay-him 08‘. and Ollie!“ Preparations made , - ~ All cases of dischar e fro the car can ., ' ~' -
for the funeral. But the sick man recover- gg‘ Read VauH'oosear& Ainbler’s advcr- k " ' ,3 ‘ m - ,' " - I A 5000 BlEdCl‘lEn Sillllllllli Reniemberthe nsms'and‘numb‘er, may Mt beinappmprme: I
6d, a (1 th _ f ,1 . ~. . _ be cured even though the hearing cannot St d U i all d \ . , . l Ihave neverseenal’lano which hate the We. ~ W R -
lbwlit/leagpaolilrftlr‘il‘hsntaglb’esll‘ivifiiyocgl‘ianow tlselment. . 3136 be restoriad. Parents should not trust to the V an , . nr v e . . . . , . . »- S OOFIELD (b H 0 Y1", bghtlttvmoglerteh . i VGeo. . Bficiow. SODA ATE ’ The how Steamboat
_.____. silly idea (often advanced by those who ----— V yard Wide at eight cents-V V , 99 Main 51., Norwallr, Conn. amongst ghehigmgfp as may 015,233,: 531* - “I". BEST "WIT Still!"
. . . I

 

[c any of about thirty of the relatives
and ricuds of Mr. Amos Morris, of Beaver
Brook, partieipatgdgiu, a glam bake on W ed-

The Multiplication ofbiseascs
Diseases multiply. Onebegets another. .A tri-
fling indieposition may, therefore, originate a

know the absurdity of it, but yet do it to The Weber Planosoannotrossiblybe “Irma-
' . s. B. no.

cover up their inefficiency) that children —

 

I used the Weber Grand Piano because I consid-

n.rr.. UHLB,

FIVE CENTS PER GLASS.

 

nesday last, at iris residence. . . . .
Now is the time when the husband’s gompllqamn 0f angel-ous- rpValadics: Ind‘zemon will 0“,!er the difficulty. One in every 9‘“ “‘9 ”95““ ““3 WO'ld- Harry Sanderson.
forty-dollar overcoat is taken out and esets larmore formidable diseases. anultitude hundred ma for me", is no rate without DEALRRIN The weber Piano ssesses everythin that can
spread over a fifteen-cent rosebush to keep orgilments areVVtr-Vaeeable tchonstipatlon; 'fever (3 t' 5: 't b t‘ ’h l t _ be t g . .V he wished for inaI’ano. Geo. W. organ.
”flame frost. an ague unhm‘ges the’entire nervous system, and an xceleon 0 1 . “V W a paren W13 3 .0 a very lat, ostock at 6 7 3 9 and 10 cts. ,' The Weber Plano ranks foremostVamon t the . - -
The numbef of 1m, cases shipped from tslthterefore the soul-cent the protean ailments run the risk. Every child suti‘ermgfrom n . . g , ’ ’ .v ' Drugs’ aheml’ca'ls’ ”fizwsfmqfed' ta a Mum” ham“ Root: Beer, Sinmbéfiié‘fifit‘if fimdxiifiifiim
a non affect timtpomonoftho human organism should be." attended to as soon as possible . - ' -- -. ' AND 'did Kyla-1:9 30033:: in lilusll 33319;?” “we“. ' I j - ngéogio-Jggmhfigeflybgeogagpgfiggrmg;
FIVE CENTS. c'm

llanbury to New , York during the week
ending SatugdayfiSept. 11th, was 1,067.
.- Ru sCéinlield has sold his farm in Mill
f 'to Levi K. Mansfield, of Danbury.
23s ev. Mr. _ Ladd is now settled over a
flourishing church inflgtlton, N. Y.

. A disgraceful tyne-is in front of the Woos-

Clqra N. Breakerhofl.

A ten'yéurs’ experience satisfies rue that the We-
ber Pianos are unapproaehable.——Jolm Zulltlel.‘

further information apply on board. to .
E. J. SAVAGE; CAPT. G. W. SECOB. at hopel-
18%|“thm k,Norwalk; or S. I". PECK’S Drug S2tore.

u , . .

itnool‘”

llostetter’s stomach Bitters. however. whether my

sorted to at the race tion of those dlsortlers ot the
stomach, bowels or iver, which give birth to the
majority of diseases and disabilities, or taken when
they have rt ened into forrnidiable maturity, are
alike power ii to cure. The process of recove
is or course, on er when the malad has gain
headway, but it _s none the less certs n. Dyspepsia
constipation, btlionsness, kidney complaints on

and not subjected to the mortification cer-
tain to follow in. afterlife both from the‘loss
ot hearingand footed odor arising from the
discharge, the latter of which makes its pres-Z
ence disgusting to those with whom it may'

FAMILY MEDICINES,
~ “.Nletlicinal Fluid Extracts,
' Standard mull-9,;

 

I would call especial attentionto‘ .

stirs Humans,
' ’ nu nu count fllll'nlil

\ , a good article at V85 cents;

GINGER ALE,
FIVE CENTS.)

011 ill

 

 

Mkase‘hjuudeynevcniuv attracted q site a , .
‘ id, and caused considoerablc excitement {$32}!kfinggfieglEggfgabgffgigglg: was; be brought '11 contact. .

‘me' 3 , ' " , ‘ . . -,- g ‘ ’, , . Tinctures, . - .

,Grangers’ ,picnic at flawleyville The conil' , that‘ - From the .N. y_ Daily Tribune. . V V Beautifully finished in blaCk walnut and . AND -;
i‘uesuay was a grand success, some five and suchmllfladies'ulg illifii‘if.¥r‘l§§?d‘ifi :rfiaeril‘ci A SE,“ of Mr J ,1), Ca e 6" port Jnlepub. I d' 9;» v t ' f ‘ >WINES, SYRUPS, , ESSENCES, rosewood,Vcombining more ,erfeotions’than 3
reached people being prcsentfrom the diff- gttgggglgigmqfiggfiigfl egli’figifiqasel, gravel, di- lic, Atlantic County, 5 who has been a 168 '- ; 98 V8; 1'. ' - , any otherm the world. as taken more Alurgc assortment of . g .,

' I . . ’ . , n, . - ° W V- 7’ V A. 7 .VV . s .
igent‘iiilfimges aboat ,herc. Dsnbury sent lotus, ’prostrations of Vtho’iiprfien i.§..2.“..°§f,f“‘.‘§ deaf for sixteen'years, with discharge from . ,_ . . . - figflrmf’ go??? SMEV .11 11;? omrmmnnaup mm; 901‘” ”fin' , ' '
. - ' ' . ‘. . .8 .. n_ uns emey eearan aarr,csusc scar ever , .. V. . .- _ , _ .. . , . . V V V
i '1),th y. kuown promptl stayed bv atlmlnlstert gu t’ a a lb (1.0 t h dby Raf , good at 50 cents ' x mm! am it AND FIRSTPRE‘HUMS at alrsand x-
e rcrfteseomg of the First Congrega. so Heart. ungu- the lllVetllClne that it etrectnally re- has been entirely "-310de .10 health by Dr ; .. Spo s, Chamois, hrbltrons throughout the United States. , ,... ,
tonal church .was completed Tuesday. moves these alillctrlons mm the ”Stem and 'Rowe The case is’an extraordinary one - Br“ 95" Whisk Brooms, They areendorscd bythehighestmusica]
- ' authorities. , . ‘

- . . stren thens the wr -k
be new carpets and VCUSlllOllS Will be made" 3 'CL edfmmmmon'
. H ,_.___

ready as speedily as possible inasmuch as the young man was fourteen

months old when attacked with scarlet fe- Certainlythe best I ever heard.

Come. in and 10015556,“, ten' Pure Grape,Port,Sherry 0r Madeira CLOTHING : , i

 

 

no. 43 Mains-met,

 

A new car for'th’éi awlcyville branch 0,- Scuatvcrt’s Pumtoxrc Smur, Foil Tin-l Cons or vcr, and before 'Commencin to use Dr. . . . .

iii]:$313.;5,3953%;l’;‘;;’,",‘g‘,g,§ggg- r... fifeii221222°oit§$fiiik 0°”: 30m remedies WI”. 81mg! 85 "0‘10 be , Shining- Black Silk, also. our ' . 'Wmu" Itlso .1 q. 11' u. it”. W'Mmm' W 00' Own Manufacture . rox .
_ o . - . .o , . . .‘ 0.15 that It ripen able to hear,unless spoken to In averyloud NORWALK F0 MED] P E’ 9‘ 2“ 1° 15 e E 93‘ praiaethat - - . .

and will sent some rorty passengers on u themattcr and throws it out of the system, purl- tone of voice. Latterlyihegutarrh had ’ 90 cent Black Cashmere, and J3 . . GIN-45 PUB OS '5'- can be bestowed on any instrument. mm, 5.0,, the Benmmmam “Newman, Boys 3 Yams ,
page: airtdlztilfiali}: $0953.59!” someday”. lies the blood, and thus eifectsaeure. affected his head so as to prevent him from 0111‘ 40 t B] ,. k A] _. , _ - .. . ALSO G.B.Seymour,Mt-atcelqmtcN. 1', Zines. on “NV our , < a

—r ‘8" "r'n’ ”' “’88 zr§8;:§-..iam".:::ttucatsuit: n. Ce“ . 3" Pm -- 3.3“de . aesrrstrnnnmarrse -

, . .5. _ “ - . a non, c. , - - » . .V . _ , - . .25- , V ,1:

:‘fiETHEL. The Tonic produces a healthy action of the ~ 3 ‘ ' .. I ‘ ese are a". Speelal Bargains. scotch & . .lss Ales’london Poner' fifth]; E W’ngazBugden’N' I IBEST I 0E WEAM ‘ $2.75.?!pr 1:” Wkaglcggga‘?
‘ ' ls emp mu l‘ao ree instruments. firsts.- : 010 m )7 0WD 068 0! ~

'x hundred a :1 fort -five ea. , ,_
we‘ie shipped f1'01]? gethelrto Netvscgl'tfrfkhg:
he week endingTSept. 10th;

Mr. Hocheimer has purchased the hat fac-
cry at the “Willows,” and will remove his
:stablishment to that‘ place on Saturday and
Jmmeuce work aSisoon as possible. ’

Rumors of recent. and paying mineral dis.
_,,,~,erics in Bethgl are, rife, and men are be-

éeming inoculatetmith the gold fever.

V . . H. .
i ‘ 113. Rona—0n Saturdaynext, Sept. 25,
Qt‘f'llowe will'be'agaln ‘al the N orwalk Ho-
fél. 'Read his adV' injanothei-"Eoiumn.

.1 “ .

Sunday morning between three and four

olclt'mk, the barn and .. Shed adjoining the

residence ol'Mrs. MaryE. Gregory, widow
{the late Admiral Gre try. at Morris Cove,
e'ré burnt to the groom . wo horses and
four carriages were in 1" MVP; and efforts
to save them were u veiling.
quantity of hay was also estroyed.

 

 

 

 
 
 

- . DVrists.

stomach, creating an appetite, forming chyle, and

curing the most; obstinate cases of Indigestion.

Selrnrvcu’s MANDnAKs PILLS, rton Tm: Cums or
' Lrvnn‘ COMPLAINT, &c.

These pills are alterativc, anti produce a healthy
action of the liver without theleast danger. as they
are free from calomei, and yet more efficacious in
restoring a healthy action of the liver.

These remedies are a certain cure for Consump-
tion. as the I'ulmonlc Syrup ripens the matter and
purifies the blood. The Mandrake P "15 m “130”
the liver, create a' healthy bile, and remove all dis-
cases of the liver, Often a cause of Consumptiom
The Sea Weed Tonic gives tong and strength to
the stomach, makes‘n good digestion, and enables
the organs to form good blood; gand thus creates
a healthy circulation of healthy blood. The coin-
htned action of these medicines, as thus explained,
will care every case of Consumption, if- taken in
time, and the use of the medicine persevered in.

Dr. Schenck is professionally at his principal of-
flee, corner Brxrn and Anon Bra. Philadelphia,
every Monday, where all letters for advice must be

 

addressed. Scheuck’s {medicines for sale by all
&

 

 

DR. ROWE,
, at V V
THE NORWALK HOTEL,“

For The Bag Gael-y I

SATURDAY NEVXT

September 25

Where he can be consulted on Catarrh, in
its various forms, and"'tt;ll"(liseases of the
Threat, Lungs, Ear, Liver, lilood and Dys-
pepsia.

Next: Door to P. 0.,

SO. NORWALK.

 

 

mended to those who ha

' 'r.

If our Fall Catalogue of

ttuttttrs liillill

.

is not left at your house bv the centric
call airline-store and gct'one; ‘ ,1

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