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South Norwalk sentinel, Thursday, May 4, 1871 · page 2

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“scarecrow inthenewlydiacov-
awed silver nth. in New Halon which
mumsmdmym

Darin Pater, of album, N. 11., manufac-
tured nine hundred pounrh of maple agar
tlupsatcssuufmonehundredsndtweno
five trees.

A deposit of genuine black diamonds, such
as are med in drilling rocks, has been dis-
covered in Room ,Eope Township, Orange
County, N. Y.

There are said to be millions of pounds of
fossil ivory in Aluka It isofexcdlent
quality,and is worth a dollar apoundin
San Punches.

Columbus, Ga. is now manufacturing ch
gals at the rate of seven hundred thousand
per annum. Her annlnl consumption is
about two hundred thomand. _

If Brigham Young wore an additional
weed on his hat every time helostawife
or mother-blast, it is estimated that he
would have to have a hat twenty-seven feet
high. .

Statistics show that there is about nine
times as much cofl'ec consumed in me Uni-
ted States as in Great Britain, and nearly
threetimesas much tes consumedinGrest
Britain as in the United States

Some philosopher has struck the follow
ing brilliant ides; he says: How wonderful
are the laws governing human existence!
Were it not for tight lacing all civilmd m
tions would be overrun with women

The champion churuh~goer is Deacon Ans
drew Leach, of Searsport, Maine, who has
been in his pew two thousand five hundred
and ninety-eight out of two thousand six
hundred Sundays, covering a period of fifty
years.

Over one million cords of bark have been
peeled in the hemlock regions of Ulster
County the past season. This hm compelled
the telling of one billion feet of lumber,
three quarters of which will be left to rot
upon the ground.

Henry Ward Beecher says he would
rather hear an old cracked voice, feeble,
with many gaps, singing honestly with
tears the songs of Zion, than hear the finest
cantatrice that ever enraptured the most
cultivated congregation

Bob Carson, the famous mountaineer and
trapper, who has had as many adventures as
his brother Kit Carson, still lives on the
Missouri river, near the town of Arrow
Rock,and is hale and vigorous, and fond
of stirring scenes and intense excitement as
in his early youth.

' A very small island in the Ossipee river
constitutes a part of four towns, three coun-
ties and two states The towns are Parson-
field and Porter in Maine, Freedom and Ef-
fingham in New Hampshire. The counties
are York and Oxford in Maine, and Carroll
in New Hampshire.

The navigable portion of the Missouri
river amounts in all to three thousand one
hundred and fifty miles The channel variw
from three hundred to five hundred yards,
except at low water, when it is from six
hundred to seven hundrcd~fcet The river
and tributaries drain five hundred and eight-
een thousand square miles.

Thou who hold that croquet is vicius—
leading to checkers, from thence to back-
gammon, and from thence to cards and
tigerish faro, will rejoice to know—under
the head of ” warnings"—that a daughter
of Mayor Belden, of Galcsburg, Ill., broke
her arm while playing croquet, being thrown
to the ground by catching her foot inan
arch. I

A shipmaster at Honolulu reports that
during a recent visit of his vessel at Jarvis
Island, a “ leopard shark" (so called because
its skin is covered with dark spots) was
washed ashore, which measured twenty-six
feet in length. The distance between the
eyes of this monster, he asserts, was four
feet, and the length of the jaws nearly
three feet.

The government of Madagascar has cer-
tainly taken time by the forelock. Gold ore
having been found in that island, it at once
prohibited the search for more, and we may
he sure ordered what was found to be
thrown away. The reason is, that “ if gold
is discovered in remunerative quantities
therew‘ill be such a rushof Europeansto
the country as will disposaess the native in-
habitants.”

A ease-hoax. musxrmx:
“ Charley, what is escalation ?”
“ Oscillation, Jennie dear,
Is a learned expression, queer,
For a nice sensation.
I put my arm, thus, round your waist,
You need not fear—-
There's no one hereh
Your lips quite near—
I then”—
“ O dear !"
“ Jenny, that is mettlation."
names.

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fienhautherswoald respecd‘llly call theatres-
tloaoftheps'hflcto theirnewstockofgooacoa-
lsdngofageoerslanormeltot

BllllTS, SHOES AND 3033',

ofallkindr. Msndennineonrgoodssndprices.

WE WILL, NOT BE CNDERSOLD.

Wehavetheanat.hest andlsrgeotstockof goods
in this city. and prices that defy competition.
A share of the public patronage ls solicited.

_Do not on m

GIVE US A CALL.

snowy a STEVENS,

ILY'B BLOCK,
l-y CITYO’SOU‘I'BNOBWALK.

NEW AND RARE PLANTS

R O 8 E S ,
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AND

BEDDING our PLANTS,
Fltvgrinr Shrubs, Fruit Trees,

CHOICE
Blackberry,

Raspberry,
Axo

Strawberry,

PLAzlsT-rs.

Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, merge and
Celery Plants.

Choice assortment oi

DUTCH BULBS.

Special stun: on ven tothc ttl upo! choice
Boqueta. Wres gents. Cross; .35 other Floral
Decontions. at shortest notice. Send for Catalogue.

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SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
South Not-walk. Nov. 17, will. 'ly

NOTICE

-10..

EVERYBODY!

 

If you want to get the worth of your money, go to

A. DIBBLE’S

CHEAP CASH

(5mm all mum Stare,

Where you will and

Groceries.
Flour and Feed,

of every deocrlption and o! the belt‘gnallty. You
wfllalsoandthereagoodassorunent

HARDWARE, PAINTS, OILS.

Thatlsthe place where the oystermen getthelr
Earnings. Oars,

sexmwe 3°“

etc.
'Themlnsnother part0! thestoremsybefound'

Dry Goods, Yankee No-
tions, Boots .1. Shoes,
weerwmtrflnmr ..
mnosso Dunne,

FIVE XII-E RIVER.
riveliIeRIver.lsrehn,m 1m

AreYouInsurcdr

CASH CAPITAL $200,000,

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‘ COR. MAIN AND MARSHALL are,

com NOIWm,
Dunks rs

GROCERIES,

OFALlsKINDS,

Ouralm is to keep the best

Sugars.
Teal,
Coflben,
Spices,
Flour,

Feed,
PROV'ISIONS,
FOREIGN, DOMESTIC AND CANNED
F R. U I 'r s .
SALT-ES, PICKLES, JELLIES,

And everything pertaining to a
[first-Cm“ Grocery Store.

{gr WE SELL LOW’.

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s. F. 1-5on7
Drngglst and Apothecary,

Nearly opposite I. I. Depot.

 

Pure, Select

BEES, llllllllll llllllllcals

FINE TOILET SOAPS,
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
O O m B - .

Pelfumery in Great Variety,

 

FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEEDS,

merger: .

A. CHOICE LOT of WALLETS,
7 PATENT MEDICINES.
mm WATERS.

Trusses, Fatty Articles, Cutlery,

ill Tooth Pick
rush.

In fact everythi from s
to an In aid Hair

X. B.—-Physlclans' Prescriptions carefully com-
pounied day ag n1 h‘t. than: to Bealdegceln
same aiming. at; on sshlngton treat.
South Nor-alt, Rev. 11’, l-u

PIANOS,

 

 

ORGANS,

——AND—

MELODEONS,

FOR SALE AND TO RENT.

—-AT—-— °
PARKER’S STORE,

N0. 2l MAIN STREET, NORWALK,

One door north of Bennett‘s dry goods store.

J. M. POTTER

wmm. stock «Instruments at Parker'sstore
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Kaacoastanflyoni‘hk‘satsll tor sale to dealers and

 

 

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men,
traumas,
mounts,

 

 

GRAIN,

OIL.

All] llanularturars

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Receivers of Choice

Brands S T. L O U I S.

Oflice foot of Washington street.

 

 

 

 

FLOUR.

I MI!
l'os' tho cud-n.
for the Lawn.
Constantly on me me I...“ am of

FRESH ANDLOENUINE

In the World.

Catalogues mailed and orders filled on appli-
‘ cation to

MALLORY & DOWNS,

Agents in Fairlield County for

J. M. THORBUBN & 00.,

Growers and Importers and Dealers in Seeds.

Ia JOHN STRIIT,
1.15 NEW YORK.

SOUTHERN consecrmm

LlllBEll MARKET.

LEWIS HUBBELL, Dealer,

(Successor to Hill & Hubbell and Tolles & Ely.)

 

Has now on hand, and is constantly receiving
large lots of

EASTERN.
WESTERN,
CANADA.

GEORGIA
L U BI B E B ,

And can oflcr

Supoa-Ior Induocmenu

 

to the Retail Trade. and to Carpenters and Joiners.
l
We keep the Celebrated

g FASSETT BRAND RIVED
5 and the
S. K. & Co. XX SAWED

smNGLms,
i The Best In Market.

l

omens AND YARDS:
WATER STREET, Norwslk,

WASHINGTON 81%, South Norwslk.

Lawns annual. General Partner.
m: was r. roam. sped-ll ram...

ALFRED KHAPI;

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DEALER IN

GROCERIES,

CROCKERY,

ICUTLERY,

AND

HOUSE FUENISHING GOODS,

Would invite the public to call and his im-
mense stock. fee“ confident that as s nan-
tlly, quality and ce. it has no equal in t s County.

TEAS,

1 make a speciality, and have reduced the price from
ten to ”teen per cent.

All who wish a safe and reliable illuminating oil
will certainly buy

PBATT’S “ ASTRAL,”
for which I am sole agent in this city.

WASHINGTON STREET.
South Norwalk. m at. m. mt

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mm mm.
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augment-mm
‘Church's Patent Lubrlestor,
who.“ -
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we have added largely than

this to be case.
the very lowest figures. Fuck

the
will sell at
luconldent mt.

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Wehsve justeom leteds

willeo-nsret‘s with snytnths ls
thisdepsrnnen lsrgesnort-utd

GAR PETS,
OIL CLOTHS,
MATTINGS,
PAPER HANGINGS,

Window Shades and
Shade Fixtures.

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May be found at all times a good stock 0!

DRESS GOODS,

DOIESTICS,

Prints, Notions, Rib-
bons, Fancy Goods,

Hosiery, Handkerchiefs. Dress

and Cloak Trimmings.

l

! Beautiful colors in Kid Gloves at $1.00

per pair. every pair warranted.

 

j Invoices of all kinds of Goods received daily by

l
A. DIGKIRMAH & SON,

WASHINGTON STREET.

South lieu-walk. larch 1!, m1. lt-y

 

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iDECOBATIVE ARTISTS,
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South Nos-walk, Conn.

 

ICHURCHES, HALLS, PUBLIC BUILD-
. INGS AND RESIDENCES
m and Decorated, in the highest style of
l'b’A'lmgrainlng,uPsper Hanging and lactating.
l Allordasldt n rock-emu: Storewlll receive
{prompt attention. 18-h!

HAVE YOU rams

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9.". on}. Black-Ian’s Golda Extract.

It will relieve you.

HAVE YOU PAINS
IN THE TOP or THE HEAD 2

Use Dr. J. Blackman’s Golden Extract.
It will relieve you.

Are Your Kidneys Diseased!
Use Dr.l.BLACKIAN'S GOLDEN EXTRA

It will cure you.

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Now tel-k bar “can lion-walk.

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fidt‘“ «samene- )P.l.
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1:81 P. I. s a all stations.

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‘ large of t at the Btstltn

bee
Ira-a and Hotels.
Fuperlntendut‘s once. Fourth avenue, and Twea—
ty-scvath street. New York.
I ~slstalt Boned-tenders Oflce. Statio- Iowa.
xc'= Haven. Jam I. now.
l-xl Sup-intendent.

Danbury and Norwallt R. R.

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THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS

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BAHOND BROTHERS,

Wald MD MI:
ANTHRACITE AND BITUMINOUS

COAL,

FOR SALE BY THE CAR-LOAD
OR CARGO.

assure mu m mun
Franklin Goal, of Lykens Valley.
HARD l» SOFT WOOD,

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And General Produce.

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