“meat has been placed, organized last even- ;
mmnizvr.m:uymun Bu.
Joanna”.
I. I. cam—lain meet. Hour- or service, '
xixat;fr.::l.hyaaod.fln. nann-
anmm:
W mum—Bun over Bennett's Stu-e, Wuh-
tutu-mot. mound eerie-1% p.l;1‘p. -.
hayw-eefingWMym
mm
8:. rant: Max. “M Square.
law: C. MD.‘D..M. Haul one.
mm;n;12.n.;8-hynehod.nxr.x
am I. 1 Mint and Ion
are... In. I. hm tutor. am- older
mane-Jazz: Ammo-1m
"mitt-pd“ ”.mmuJ‘lr-
urn-e hamleJnn.;lx;-.;sx
r.1;hncymm7aflswdoeh
”mm—mm nets.
W.GAT..M. human-4'1
mamm. Maurice, lax
nx:‘lr.n.: ”Mir. I.
——The price of milkhas beenrednced since
the recent heavy rains.
—-Rev. J. J. Woolley, formerly of this
city, is Representative elect from Meriden.
—-FrankB.Smithisputting up arowof *
stores at the east end of the bridge. within
the city limits.
——A neighboring printing omce produced
ballots on which this Senatorial District was
designated as the “ Twelvth."
—Alex. Swords‘s news depot is hand-
no-ely fitted up, and presents a very neat
appearance both within and without
-—Dennis Flatt has removed his Real Es-
tate and Insnnnce omce into Dibble’s
Block, over Comatock Brotheis’ store.
——Bodwell 1k Hoyt have moved into their
new store, in Chichester's Block, on Washing-
ton street, which is a more attractive place
than the one they have occupied.
-Rev. D. A. Goodsell occupied his pulpit
on Sunday, for the first time since his illness.
He will doubdm be retained for another
year, by the Conference, which is in session
at Stamford
-'—We go to prom too early to give a'report
of the lecture on “ Marriage, or Husbands
and Wives," in the Second Methodist Epis—
c0pal Church, on Wednesday evening, by
Rev. J. S Breckenridge.
—Fast Day will be appropriately observed
by the religious denominations in our city.
The Congregational, Baptist and Methodist
aocictim will unite inapnyer service, at the
Baptist Tabernacle, in the morning.
—-Tbe Gm remarks that the " up
town caucus resulted in the nomination of
our old and faithful Reprmeutative of last
year, as per ancient and honorame usuage.
The vote stood-Craw, 33; Dr. Hoses Hill.
30." So it seems they came within three
vota of doing a. very novel and dishonor-
able thing.
——The Monumental Association met at the
omen of W. S. Benton. Esq.,on Tumday
evening, and received some new members.
The Executive Committee, in whose hands
them of mmey for a SoldiersMonu—
“more” begin W topush'
forwardthe work The Decoration Com-
mittee are at work on an interesting pro- 1
granule for Decoration Day, and will;
doubtlasbe able to reporta full order of;
excuses at the next meeting James L.
Russell resigned his position as Secretary,
and Lorenzo E113 was unanimously elected [
in his place. 1
-An interesting boat race will besniled in
Bridgeport‘ " w WWW “a prize ,
of 83m. Judging from momma
makingfn mid to délatTathe race will
prove_to be an enjoyable stair, althoughi
uninspiring somewhat early in the mom
,iiintedtorevisethoeharkd thocity
- has printed regular, split and spurious Dem-
Thefollowingbilfibving beenrqaorted
he}: from the M Comm, were
a sum of money not exceeding fifteen hun-
dred denim; not which the ,Cogilcil od-
journcd to Monday evening the 17th inst.
no Tailo- turned.
When the readers of the GMe are in—
formal tint the nvings of that stately jour-
mlthisweekwerecurbedonly byalackof
material in which to display its rage, and
that had the “ display type" of the concern
held out. the sheet would have been com»
pletely overspread with bile and billingsgate,
they will thank fortune that there is 11 limit
to italic and capital letters in aconntry print-
ing ofice. And me editor of that paper may
well join in the congratulations of the read»
ers, for no one can foretell what would have
been the result upon even so well a balanced
mind as his own, of a further indulgence in
such a diabolical frenzy. And what is all
this sound and fury about 9 Let us sec.
The right of any man to vote any ticket
he pleases is undisputed; and the right to
get such tickets printed follows. But there
are some who prefer to not have their neiglr
b01s know forwhom they vote, and the right
to manufacture a ticket which shall conceal
the nature of their ballotis plain. \Ve want
to be distinctly understood that the printing
of tickets which the Gazette chosen to cull
“ counterfeit” is an honorable and legitimate
business; and that we believe no job office,
that was not under the control of a candidate
who might be injured thereby. ever refused
to print them. And to prove the hypocricy
and assurance of the 611226114111 the state
ment that “ no respectable office w ill or does
issue counterfeit ballots," we will refer to the
following facts which come to us on unqnts-
tionnble authority.
There is one statement of the article in
this week’s Gazette, which, in the eyes of
thm who know us both, will brand its an-
thor with eternal odium, unless he make
the proper reparation ; and that is the
charge, in offensive italics that we penned
what we knew was a “ wicked, malicious
falsehood.“ We are liable to be imposed
upon, but we do not lie; and the evidences
of the absolute truth of all we have said,
and all we are about to say regarding this
matter, are abundant and positive ; and
this inmlting and aggregating aspersion, com-
ing from a person whom we have never dc-
ceived by a word or hint, is but unothcr
proof of the delirium of cxcitemcnt under
which he was laboring when he wrote the
scurrilous words.
Previous to this year the Guam job ofl'ice
oemtic ballots to order, and has done the
work to the entire satisfaction of the party. !
Nay more, they have K engaged in this busi~ [
neas on the Sabbath before election, as many 1
good and true men are able to testify,11 '11111 ‘
as one gentleman reminded the senior mem- I_
be! of that firm before he wrote the article i
to which this is a reply. This year. at the.
same omcc, “ere printed counterfeit Demo 3
cratic ballots, which were in circulation 1s 3
early as Friday morning, and which w1 1'1 .
distributed over the whole Senatorial Dis
trict on the lat of last week No less than
thirtyfive of a single kind of these spurious
tickets. which“ no mpectable ofiicc will .
print,“ were voted at Norwnlk Bridge on 1
Monday; and the writer saw no 1N than
two kinds of' flcountcrfeits, ‘ which bore un- '
mistakahle traces of Gleam typography,
openly distributed in this city. And now
what claims has themnn upon the faith and
respect of a community, who, while be pro—
claims with bloated arrogance that he has
;a1wn_vs refused to print counterfeit tickc ts,"
Just received—me Phil-nix Chewing To-
bacco. by {I Swath to;
Money packed in every paper of thoPhte—
nix Tobacco, at C. Swartz dc Co’s.
Jtfiube Paste,for 111111-1191: a: the throat,
coughs, colds, &c. For sale by S. F. Peck,
The Queen of Durham Smoking To-
bacon, for sale by C. Swartz &. (Sofia the
nicest in the market.
1 s1
Brummell‘s Cough Drops, an excellent ar'fi
ticle for colds. For sale by S. F. Peck,
druggist.
We callrfyour attention and considera-
tion to the advertisement “Beat thb and
take the horns." A. K. Comstock mm
business. '
The schooner L. A. Tollea arrived with a
full cargo of Current from Readout, to Ray-
mond Brothers This speaks volumes for the
growth of the young city.
Fertilizers—Raymond Brothers, of South
Norwalk, received last week per schr R H.
Huntley, a full cargo of Brulky’s Super-
Phosphate of Lime, put up in barrels. They
arc selling” 1n quantities to suit purchasers.
Raymond Brothers received 11 cargo of
genuine Fratiflhl Goal of Lykens Valley,
last week. This is the first cargo received in
Norwalk this season. They are selling this
at :1 reduced price, notwithstanding 111v 11n-
settlcd suite of the market.
Rvnnc‘s Pain-Killing Magic Oil is sold by
most of our druggists and merchants, and is
considered om- of 1110 best rcmcdics for pain
in market, and is so clean and delicious to
use, 111111 it is rather of :1 luxury than a medi—
c1116.
Viuum Viuv or \Viue of Life. :1 panacea
for 1111 our ills, :1 comfort for our fears, in
tlisirws 11'~ :1 ministering angcl, 111 110111111 it
increase: our strength and renews our age,
so flies the news by telegraph and steam 11n-
til it 1121s rcuchcd our door. Throw away
your canes and (rutchcs, use a bottle and be
convinced, we cannot doubt its value and
therefore say to our rcudcrs, try 1!. rice 11d. -
vcrtisement in another column.
Poote’s Hat Store.
SPRING STYLES.
SILK HATS,
Young Men’s Broadway and Trade
Styles.
IFELT Hn’hTS.
All 1111 latest styles out, too numerous too mvniion.
(USPS ANI) (‘L()TII llriTS,
of all dcscrlplions.
f
UMBRELLAS, CAKES, LAP RUBES.
Silk. (‘zusimcrc 11nd Felt Hats made to order.
Quick salon and small profits.
Purchasers of Silk lists can hmc 1111 1r 11: lb: 11'1111111
at any time Frcc of Charge.
Old Hate remodeled to present >hnp1- a.
Sign of BIG 11.- -\T oppOsilc 1111.- (,‘1'1111= rmmliuuul
(' hurch. South Nora-111k
11111111111“ MllllNliliY!‘
GRANo OPENING
SPRING STYLJES
Mturduy . March 15111.
31 RS. J1 TI)l)-.
WASHINGTON 8-13.,
SOUFI'H' FORWALK.
ll:1- n-rrivrd by the late «rumors all th1-111n'1-111rsln
liillincry £11111 Lurlir‘s' Drt‘ss (‘upa
Particular ntlcntiou paid to Dr1-as11n1kiug and PM.
tern:
NK ll. —l.11dics would do well to call before leaving
nrdor~ t’lrit‘VVhf‘rf‘ lS—Bm
Notice.
‘0 \nthnn t Ely, of New York city. Mosu- \un-
llouton and Mary \, an Benton. 1111; wife. of V\ il
11 nimsburg in the State of New York. Pauline 8.11111-
mmrmos '
wmnnmnmrmruns-ronior
FAA TOLLES & 00.,
DEALERS [N
no time mus,
rmumrean. to.
--A
Butter, best Delaware county ........
Beef, selected, dried
MAIN STREET, EAST OF R. R. DFlPO’l‘,
SOUTII NORWALK,
' Buckwheat, 'Croxf'ut s Daubur'y, per lb. 5
TO PURCHASE TEE
Candles, per lb ...................... 20
T E A 8 Coffee, pure Java ................... 40
4!;— Cofi‘ec, )iarncubo ................... 35
1 ‘l 7 ' Cofl'cc,mix......................... 35
The Great United States Tea (30. , . .
(berries, pitted. ucw ................ 32
Cheese ............................ 22
At New York Prices, and sure [111- extra
. Currants, new (lrie1l................. 18
LOCAI‘ T“X' Crackers, Lust? 51:11:.1 ...... . . .. . .. 11
South Rm,“ larch 1“ 1m 1 y ( m1 hem:A fiQtf made butu 1215
El Al WHITMAN Crackersbest1nilk.................. l5
(.‘nickcrsmvster. . . . . .. . . .. . . .. . . 14
[OM “White. W“ & c'o" ‘W York Codlisli, (chorgiu Bank. . . . . . . . . 8
Dcsku'toilfimfieinhihimtsolfllllcitylndvl- COULCAIIDCd 40
cluity. 11m he has opened nu. day for their lnspcc- £545“ P” d‘” ----------- ' """" 39
11011.3 am, “gunmen, a, Flour, choice family. . K .. . . .. ...... H 50
, Farina. llecker ..................... 18'
L‘LOTHS, 1121111. Andrews &llur1bul's......... ‘20
Vllominy,perlbj................ ..... 6
CASSIMERES, £112, 114me mm. 48'
Kerosene Oil. 116 deg. fire 11‘s! ....... 40
and 111111 having secured the services of a fireballs. Lard, Andi-em,- & llurlburl‘s ,,,,,,,,, 10
Cutter, he is prepared to promise them 11 perfect 1n,
and a stylish Garment. 1
He has also selected I dun stock of ready-mac
YOUTHS’ a GENTS’
CLOTHING,
from the 11101-1. reliable houses in New York, and
hopes to please his numerous friends in either of the
above imminent; '
GENTS’ FURNISHING GOODS,
UMBRELLAS, 3:0.
thcm ; 111111 you will give no oil'e
Satisfaction guaranteed in every respect.
South Kuwait, March 16, 1811.
news _ orrrcn,
18 tf
E
THE LADES
~~ (311‘ Y”
...1 ND.
Book, Stationery 11nd Vu- THIS
( )1'4‘
AND SECTION 01‘ T111: “11111.11 WILL
FIND T111;
Lowest “Prices
Hosiery, Gloves, Hand-
kerchiefs, Laces.
riety Store,
MAIN STREET, COR. WASHlNGTON.
liming purchased the well-known stand and stock '
of ('HAS. H. BYXBEE. and added largely of every
class of good-1 usually kept in such 11 store. wu- invite
the patronage of the public.
1 Jaconet Edgings, Insertinga,
11111
Please call and examine our Goods,
CHERQHEG HALLS; PUBLIC 31,3111)-
'1‘.—
Jae. H. Knapp as Goes.
S
Molasses, Porto Rico, choice ......... 3 70
Molasses, New 9rleans, extra line. . .. . 90
Mackerel” ' 1o
Nutmegs, per oz .................... 10
Pork ..... . ......................... 13@15
Prunes, choice new ................. 18
Raisins ............................. 22
Rice ..... ' ........................ 12
Sugar, light brown, 8g lbs ........... 1 00
Sugar, standard A. white cofl'ecfs lbs. 1 00
Sugar, crushed, powdered and granu-
lated, 71} lbs ...................... 1 00
fling), sliver. drips extra, per gal ..... 90
Soup, 2 lb bars. ............. . ..... 18
Soap, Py les 0. K ................... 14
Soap, Babbitt’s best ................. 10
F Soap, genuine castile, per lb. .. .. . . .. 22
'Starch,per1b ....... 12
Sdgperqt ............. .A.....“.. 4
Tca,extmfincbhck...;..: ......... 100
‘Tea,Young Hyson ....... ........ 120
Tapioca, per lb ..................... 15
Tomatoes, canned. . ............... 20
‘Vnshing Crystal, pvr pkg ........... 5
All kinds of ('hoicc Groceries constantly on 11111111, at the
LOWEST MARKET PRICES.
as it is no trouble to show
use if you come and do not buv.
Terms, Strictly Gash.
....w .253:—
Keeler it. Hope,
DECORATIVE ARTISTS,
. m ' Norwnlk, Conn.
AWATUHHAKER 81.11111
MAN 81., SOUTH NORWALK.
Keeps conunnuy on hand a choice asaorunentof
FRENCHKAND AMERICAN
CONFECTIONERY,
humps: hefmdlatowed a
site, mahsgormudsnveng m ”mnqm'
Boned Turkey Jellied, Boned Ham' Jel-
lied, Tongue Jellied, Boned Fish,Beef
lthmode Charlotte Russe, Table
“Jelly, Ice Cream, &infancy forms,
ancy Ices. &.,c &c.,
Cake furnished to order. Pure country Milk.
AGENT FOR WIDCOX & GIBBS‘ SEWING MA-
CHINE.
CANE BOTTOM CHAIRS RESEATED.
S T A T I O N E R Y .
Peanuts, of my own roasting by machinery.
Buy our live cent Cigars
C. M. GRUMMAN,
P R A c T r c A L
l-tl’
.1.
1111,
EL'S”S 13140 CIx,
Keeps constantly in stock 11 full line of
WATCH ES,
811118111111 11111 P111111: Ware,
CLOCK S ,
SPECTACLES,
And a great variety of goods in his line. to which
hewanld invite the Attention a! the pub! 1c.
Watch, Clock and Jewelry Repairing
Done 1111 usual on the premises, by daemon skillful
workmen. and warranted to give satisfaction.
South Nornnlh March 8,1870
W. H. SWORDS,
Merchant Tailor,
ASH!)(1TO\ ‘ )1) M 1.1) STS.
COR.“
'SOUTH NORM'ALK, CONN.
Scotch Chevoits, Meltons, Grape
and English Coatings,
MADE UP IN STYLE. AND AT LOVV-
EST PRICES.
A good fit warranted and made as the customer
may want It. (hum done for others to make as
heretofore. Also. a large assortment of
EATS AND CAPS.
l— U
o. 35‘ *2}: ”I.
yam.
mane-41.1313
Linen Goods &;hlnnket.s.
In: Good: W aunties. «than: Qum—
ty, and at lea than 01:43am K
$01.1.me 600m.
’ 1111.1. 1.111: or notes—mo GOODS.
Great Btu-3am in '
oness 39093.
C. J. GRUMAN9
on!) mime}: s'ronn.
root of mm street,
"03*“ CONN.
ALFRED KNAPP
DEALER IS
GROCERIES,
CROCKERY,
c U TLERY,
AND
HOUSE FI'RNISHING GOODS,
Would invite the public to all and examine his in»
mense stock. feehhfcunfl dent than quan-
tity, quality and as it has no equal in 2 County.
TEAS,
Imkcaspecnlity,andhve reducedtheprieefrom
en toaftoenpcroait.
All who wish a safe and reliable illuminating oil
will certainly boy
PRATT’S “ ASTBAL,”
1dr whichlmeoleogeltln thisclty.
WASHINGTON STREET.
South \‘orwalk, March 21,1871. 13-1.!
rinvra: YOU PAINS
IN THIS li.&(‘]{ ‘3
Use Dr. .1. Bluckmau's (111111911 Extract. :
INGS “END RESIDENCES “
{gt-sexed and Decorated in the highest style of
e 11
Aim Gaining Paper Hanging 11nd Lettering;
111111111'11'0 \'11'1
Hawk: 1111' Pan's
THE '1‘“? HF T1112 1111.”)?
Use Dr. J. Blackman’s Golden Extraztn,
It will relieve you.
.
Are Your Kidneys Disease-11!
Use DrJBLACKhiAN’S GOLDEN EXTRA
South Nor-walk
111111111 mfmm,
11.121 l'l-‘AC'I‘I'RERS or um 113.th Ix
11.11111, 33117111111111.1111111, 811.,
: .BALUSTERS, Ntwus, 1.0..
,3 11:11er am mugs.
infirm» $131111 V‘Wiufg.
{11111 Turuiuy.
MOUIM)’ Linen and Lace Collars,
The MW parties are Mr Francis Bur-i places the evidence of his charlatanisxn in 115-. at Stamford. Fairncld Count { 1111131.:on Cun-
1)uii_\'. Weekly
by skilled workmen.
ritt. of South Horn!!! and BB- Pid‘e‘v 0" ' the bands of half his neighbors and “1h“ iiiflgihgiiiiga‘c" 22%;?“ “Santigf'dflfi: .111 rd 1: P 1. m. 4‘
New Haven. Mr. Burritt enters for thefirst? . ~ . ' J Be"! William M Benn. SIB! 8- 38m Y“ A 1 - 1 I x ' o a" e '8' m D " SM" “mute“; 'U "' '
I “at ”1' “‘U‘hadm‘mg wwdeu“ “”5 we Bette GeorgCF. Betta, and Charlotte won't-1.11. 1 upeis and 1 91 ludiculs GUffS, Silk and Velvet ”"3“!" ‘39???“ 1E9 11 1w. "5 um. um
drcn of the said Charles C. Betta~ Frederick T. Bette.
time his new and 5198““ craft, W“G° i not expect from him who pronounces the
legal guardian of LcGr-nd C. Bette. Lucy Parson.
no You—unini-
Softly; builtexpressl forhiminBrid port { mimic been run on
and 11:. Picket will 30... te with 1 it of smemem 111.1111: p 1 1) 25%.“..“1- .Ml'ido Tithe: amethiakfle‘d'aehu Ribbons! R "filmg'sa mu. and sec 11 1: 1.1.. :n-wist— kvep :1.
[)8 the mm“) in the instrests of t “3 131111)- 00315,“? and Eliza‘beth I. 0°“! “‘3‘: Atpubli-hcrs prices. A large assortment of ' '7 1 K .
7 TA'_‘“'7 7 A— %T:L’flal'r 'r
good reputation. The sporting public is;
craticpurty, “a wicked, malicious falschood,‘
\‘orwalk. in Fairfleld County Connecticut, Guar-
1so—Wherau. at a mecti of the Board of Connor
\’eil Bel'agelss, Donna Ela-
nnd Ba “(l-“q
ll ENRY 1101’11' TVS
taking “:2?ng 3:11:11: 71:33:22 i WW he W'so‘fl'“ 3;? fact '5 in1li~putablc mm”: (i: ii: “3‘11“?“ 1:0,”?1" hem 0::de Pius. Gtann ed l’okox " ' '
"ease-1 En , u 1 n utoricty twentiet y o e runry. . it “‘35 vol to T . T ' “' Db - . . me; ' . g cm. I. I. r1 11.1--
and ‘5 fl mutter p c L \1idcn the old Field Road. called by some \\ uodwnrd o Y s A "-0 N o ‘0 N s u A G o o D H A M 9 c 82111.11 Make-341. "A,“ 4,
equating” K ' ;
mamas.
Thereis one other part of this busine»
which the (ngzea‘e denounces with (\ccra-
tinns that chill the blood: the attempt to
inc-nun from the corner of Slain street to Meadow
street so called. opposite to entrance to residence of
E. A \"1mdward; and “ht-nus, the Strut Commit-
11-c of said Board were instructed to lake the neces—
Shirt Fronts, Gambrlcs, Hoop
A 111:“ style of BELL HOUR! popular toy for
RAHOT BETA‘NCOUBT
Manda ' “'35 afair d! , and a Very 182‘98 7 . . . ! ~11r\ to to nideu sold street; now. therefore you
“”8 we“: lied in cm. {3‘7 and mm.“ 30:11 i bribe . "110°? '30."? to “ aw bulb?” in ? n-c 112m y notified to npptar before Enid Committee “muff" Skirts, corsets, ’ "
_ W _ - . ' ; the of "913" am: printeriuthelund." of said Board of (ounci men 111 the Council Rooms . > THE" AaK FOR , Y
9““ we“, very mg and it was probably 1 C} 95 . _ ‘ , in said cit of South honvxut, on the fourtc1 nth day School Books and Sheet Music on hand. 1 K K
. 4 How complimented the middle-aged man. g of April .1) 1371 use clock v.11... if Kmu see 111'. And thousands of other m11c1cs.tuge1hu 11111111 full v
the hardest fought. battle that ha: occurred, . at 8.“ his , ‘1 then sud thv‘r1 to be heard as to the or ~dicncy of Auv popular 0,. standard work procured on ‘1’.’ 1m”; , _ A i
k in” ‘gmn s “'59 ‘5 the cam t :1an mu“ widening said Street. and tht damage t erebx ans. ' . ' " z ' V k . , f. ... . , K. _. :
Whirl k 6' rd feel at the ‘ UT euphouious and patronizing mined bvf youa'ini pnr‘uance to the prmisions of the shortest notice. .. . _. .' 2? \ -=. _ K‘“." : '.
11 etc and t itt e drun 6113955 01’ X50 (‘l‘ chant-Io 5111 c t}. . _ .. . . . . .K, K .
g '1'» 11-13111. There was a mm,“ in me mom '1itle 0f “ P00" DOV' - and how 1113mm” “m h m an: iii-111.1%? P IL" quo'} We are agents for "exams swnn UP,“ the N o T I o N 9 Aud'ews & Hur'bUt’s .
hf; 1.11:1. . My of New York “Highs? the 531311‘5‘ Pm 0‘ “1011“." in our rune MM X02113 n‘ 1 last production of Tum-diam one of filcmoet ———&T— ' 1‘18. I‘SIIlill street.
~ ' . -didnotsucceed in overthrowing'his manli~ g, ‘ 1H; 5', ...s e '. , K
sm n21! mono train on that way east - - Valuable Real Estate for Sale ”Mm-ting on... of the gem... ma (1.1
pr ’ H. H. PRITCHARD'S, SOUTH NOR WALK. (H.118 ‘1‘. i A":
but we bowie-n11 no rclhthle infer-moon
mega-git. Tho fluid“ L’fiitid States
Marshals were in attaidance at each voting ;
place to arrest any who might attempt to furnishmthc my ‘9' ‘ M‘ and he could
vote fraudulently, but their sen ices were not
called into mum
" He is humiliated conscience-st ricken
And what
in" could
nest
111d penitent" “poor boy!"
about? Why he was asked if
Maud we wereson'y; and he told us that
his mJi‘wife had messiah and “c wcrc xorr}
for that; Kand that he had 1115111111111 time,
11:111ng iris W; and several
other pawns! grievances, and we wé‘él
filled withpity; and we tooko'utourpume
IN THE (‘l'l‘l' OF SOI'TH NO‘RXYALK.
V ‘11}: subscriber expecting to be absent from the
countn for some time, ofi‘erv- for sale his large
and commodions bnfldino situated on West av mine,
uithin me minutes wall of the depot. The beam
ir- conveniently fitted and arranged with hot and
cold water furnace. range, is ry etc. T1,): grounds
omnprme about three acres. on which there is a large
containing a variety 91' trees in mu .
‘5' K A all fiction—am
The hon-cm fronts ”the the southeast, with a flue'vlew
fionwnu. at. now
30".
0111', door west of the Postotllcc.
P. S.-——Genta will find the best 251; Paper Collars,
imitation linen, and cloth lined throughout
ASodth N orwalh, March 8, 1811.16
1111. c 111111 11111111 .
i
We 111d most respectfully 1:111 the attention of the
building public to their large stock of seasoned
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