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cuter ud tumor, in {an and
call nd urn-I, in sickness or
evrfy change of this grent play,
called life. does my out to that
craves-ml. as though port 0 it on: already
Eur do I 3mm it the lean. because on every
Male «4 gnu. in every flower tint wild!
Mums there. you Ind written :-“Thi.s no
nozd Ila-ere“. {luv-cutb- Indian
and iii. an: an lie-p i one sod,
the tumour, ‘
er, Metho-
-ln-t. Lutbmn,
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mm, Deist, Infidel.
new creed. Ire forgottcu. :11 are men and
mm 13* ad not one but tantrum.
. mid .4 {:01- m b I
Tbil- mm! was estnhl‘ 3: men 0
all mob. nun th- I cum ago. May
lint do; he darkne- 'htl c shall enter
”L“ “5'3“ . fitter tilt had never been
ln-rn. ‘ fl din vomit: this spot with
l'l‘m to!“ Btnontheman
'." un- I‘IlLd hm fl gnu-o
to. the boots of improvements,
who M do that!) keep our old grim.»
up} winkinootlntmbetheblesuings
ul tin-h my bin Hers he virtuous and
balm. £50 In. ad and ban.- In his
last last. my the voices of nngcls sung
hymn: to it pulping rout. If there Wu but
our flower in tho world! would plant it on
that ”3'1 grave.
It no i- chober. not in chill. gloomy
Kim. but in golden Xovcmber, wfleu
l apt-hrwiodo‘vswmudu is
m to.“ our the lant,tlm I
rune to the
There was I mellow witness in. the air, a
guide- glow upon the sky; a mob. glumv
”Mdf’ (mlheuces,
than I went in. It was in the afternoon.
1-5: um I. half-fly dawn the sky. Every
:hiafi mum. A religious silence dWl'lI All
,5”: the veyud.
A. an. I’iti a may countenance and
M. its half. man a grave. Ills cent
a up.“ .d t'nlIarlm‘. his list broad in
$1“ at... At once I knew him for a tll‘tlple
«l m 'm. the hue- Saint of Penn-
wrath. His eyes were and upon some
{Elam at hi- the. I drew nigh, and beheld
9'» fink-twat resting on tho grass near a new
made re. '
‘ greeted m0 Wham! I
a a (pg-035:1: on n gage}- mound. The
View tad I strange. a meaning
rklst. Around their crumbling bones. were
31m tho mat-d muted uniform.
than“. amped with an eagle; piece of
the brunt-mt. Wt: 01 military boom,-
:ndreliadthc Final Germantown.
# I ' my our 106i:
«tub. ring up the hollow orbits where
More stole the eyes; and over the boncs_ of
the had. providing from the crumbling
artful-—
Vodhammhsnence. '
Alt-uh- We: . .
" I- to remember which is John
and“ seal-flaccid.
“Job—Jamil!”
: ‘ Mb“ Iwas
not: moo—on
thew?
Jot-ob
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”of“
the dog. the battle,
Theionrthoft tenthmonth,
. v. n he youngmn, with
“miniature-round. John“
dust-wed. out youngvthm Jacob.
hctqfleugood hiring. wercbqth
with U u Shipmek ; with him
churn-e taut“—
"Ah.qu the battle '3"
“hm-kamtweck. Bid
net-Immmabout
Ger-am with 1718 on
a?! .
ht-v'erymuch.‘
“Were neuthesoeneofconfiict? I
donol to' bomnrms,for
.thntyou
your as for!) the thought." _
“ I out remember standing in my father's
door, when a wounded soldier pursued by
~ mm ' {quarter} I
m st I igfie er’s musket
and him over the had, nfter which
he let the wounded soldier be”
evil
{run ' ‘ ugh Lian-3"
mom...
Butthee sets that was {ataxia-he
minute been leery tirnd ning and died
(mm the bent. However, firlt him with all
I strength."
Eth-ke: hell outflow 1m, which
m an nun of iron even in his withered old
'8';
" What was he ? British or American 9"
“ He was rinsed in red," meckly respond»
ed the Quaker.
“ Dyid you_see Gen. Washington during the
‘ ,
“'I saw a tall man of xnajcstic presume
riding a grey horse. I saw him now go in
florist; nowcome out again; now here,
now there. One time I saw him. when he
tamed his bum in front of Chefs wall—hc‘
looked terrible, for his e seemed to frown?
his lips were clenched ; is forehead was dis
figured by a big vein that scented bursting
{masking Be out ear with dust
and blood—bk soddlecloth was torn by
bullets. I never forgot the look of that man,
”nor shall I to tho hour of mr death. f That
no: they told me was George ‘Yashlngtonf‘
“ Why was be thus moved ?“
“ An aid—decamp had just told him that
on. . M1 by genome ,wan drunk under a
"“ you K fine Cornwallis."
“ That did I 3 He was riding up the :trcct
as his horse could gO—a handsome man, but
whenIsaw him his face was white as a local
Lug. Thee see- be m min-ova man. but
friend Wuhingfon came on him, bcl’on' day,
without timely now-t.“
There was a curious twitch about thc
Qutker‘s mouth. He did not smile, but still
It ‘1: C stfi‘i’x‘ImS‘ shq‘vo’ for a Qmflicr's
mouth. ‘
——‘—-—'-o*— —.—
STARTUXG Dumvinr.—-Duriug the sit,
ting of a. court in Connecticut, not long ago,
on nvery cold evening. I crowd of lawyers
had collected around the fire that blazed ‘
cheerfully on the hearth in the bathroom.
when a tmvclcr entered. tcnumbcd with
cold, but no 0116 moved to give him room in
warm his shins. so he leaned buck agnim!
the wall in the back part of the room. :
Fraud; a smart young limb of the law ;
addressed him, when the following dialogue
took place: i
“ You look like a trans er?" ;
.. “Ell, I snppocel nut, Icame {ill the way:
tho Winona Moot, at any rate.’ .
“rm \flmin! What a. distant-e to
come on one pair of legs T"
“ “Fall. I done it. anyhow."
“Did you cvtr\m§ tlzrmlgll lwll in any .
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of your travels?"
“Yes sir; I’va passed through the nut-
Ik‘u‘fs." ‘ ’ "
“ I thought likely. \V'ell what an: the
manners nnd customs than” Sonic of
would Ilka to know." i
" Oh'..you’ll find tlmmnmdi the \1‘nt':i.~
in am place—lawns it 110;th (in. 11m
—0— , 7
Paper Finds and Education.
(35
.\ l‘cxlxg ‘g’ZL‘ in Imll l'ti‘l, xvllu u :1: “ lull
up,” {or uxmcrcit'ully writing a little girl.
justified his action by cvplaining that “ Cur
persisted in firing‘psper pellets at llllll “in-z: .
his back was turned." Tli'll la no no ;:.~~
The Town Crier once Luxglzt SL‘HOOI up 5:: .
the mountains, and about t'\'t‘l’_\‘ :lznlf ll'Jlll'
had to remove his coat and scrap“ off lll‘.‘
dried paper-wads adhering to the nap He
never permitted a trifle like this to unsettle
his patience; he just kept on [wearing that
gnberdinc until it had no manual thc wad:
wouldn‘t stick. But when they took tn [lip-
ping them in mucilago he made :1 (mznpl-iin: ;
to the Board of Directors. ,
" Young man." said the (‘lmlrm-m. “ (f5
you don’t Misc our ways you'd buttcr :‘zing:
your blankets and fget. I‘rfzttii'.‘ Mallard l
torn: skills, ya; for mor'ur‘u‘ months, mnl he -
never said a Word ngin the wml< “
The Town Cl'lt‘l' briefly explnimul tlmt T-Ir
)Iulfora might have Mn brought up to
paper wads and didu‘: mind. them. l
“ It ain't of no use," said unotlii‘r tlircvtur, f
the children have got to her-mused." ;
The Town Crier protested that there were E
other amusements quite LE diverting; butl
let-é mound director arose and remarked :
“I perfecglj agree ,vfith the cheer: this
younzsfer better travélf I Conéidcr :1.~'pnplh'1
m lie at. 0 try 1 . r gdyetation
"life? a hicegarylglj 1:1:ch $52: Skullcasys-
tern. Mr. Cheerman, I move and second
thet this yer skulemaster be shot.“
The Town Crier did not remain to observe
the result of the voting.
——- +—
Llst of Patents
Issued from the L'. S. Patent Office for
the week ending June 18, for the State of
Connecticut. furnished us from the ofiicc of
John E. Earle, solicitor of patents, Kew
Haven.
J. P- Cornell, Keusinvton, door bell.
' 'r. AConklin,Xc-w 13mm, ice pick and
combine
mine, attachment for stove pipes.
W. C. Hutchins, Hartford, printing show
“ ‘ ’ detain: mound.
hewell, Bristol, mechanical toy.
mismxs.
. 6; in Mfg.- Co. New B 'm' ,
fingfi'Mif-SMM
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‘srm’u's, JAN.
93“”
LA ING I ILL
AND BUILDING 00., TF
Soufih Norvvnlk; Conn,
E" g l r: H
Lumber, Timber, Latin, Slate, Tarrcd Felt,
Limo, Brick, (‘entcnt,and Plaster.
Manufacturers 0!
1200125, um.
Bravos. BOXES.
H0 L’LDINGS, BRA CKETS,
DAL USTERS, NE WELSZ
5mm 12.4 11.5,
- WINDOW a DOOR 1772.4 MEN.
Planing. Sawing, Turning, and Scroll Saw-
ing done at short notice.
(manifo- hand
YELLO‘W PINE, ASH and BLACK \VAL-
VL'T FLQ R \" ‘ A
ALSO
Doors. Sills, “'indow Owing“ nml Tl'lll
~: «(1er -
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mings, Fence RnflhfirPIoI-mts. & Pnstsl‘ _
Ofllce nnd Factory situated at {not of Marshall St.
Lumber Yards trimmed belwmn the drmvbritlmw.
and 11m adjoining the dock at DInbm-y & Nor-walk
Railroad.
3m KXAPI’. Pro-l.
”TALMADGE BAKER, Tron:-
II. R. I’ITt'lI. Supt.
tlflrtf
Choice Bullljlglsiles
The subscrlh-n' Is now hm ms: ln- t'rupcrry .1! South
*Malk slh’t’ff. fir (llvlsufiuto lob. lot
llI’lLllthl l'rnt’osus.
21‘th \ull v-lmrtlt-
Miami on thz- cmt of tho ridge nu thu west ml
the (My, rnnmxmdizig :1. magnificent vwxr of thr»
Sound, and surrounding (‘1'lll’lIl’3’.fllHl lnying \vltlnn
ton minntw walk of the dry-4L this :plv'udld tm't
afl'onla .v-m': of tho
CHOICEST SITES.
l.\' THI‘ \ lt’lfi'lTY.
cl
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JOHN J. CAPE.
”$31
n. You Insured "2*;
CASH CAPITAL, $200000,
HUI paid in uml svw‘m'é'lv lll\'l'r~l(‘(l
1, 350.693.7152
FA I R Fl ELI) (‘01. .V'l‘ 1'
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
_op-_
South Norxvalk.
DI 1{ E(‘ Tons :
E’c’ém‘rwé’fxyfiwd soullhmxui‘mk‘ .2
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l“ L,- ’0 “ 3“ ' 1” 13-919ng »
LORD? BEERSOLL South Notwnlk.
T. H. g3RISON, Morison. Son n Hutchinson, Nor
k.
CHARLES G. DEAN. Kamila.
men maul d. . FRED. w. n U ..
A. Buu'icks Middleton'n, holler mixer. '5'? - J 1 ‘~ . 3.. “Ram.
W: 1". Gilbert, Derby, work holder. v“ Y 11“ h _ Westport.
S. J. Gould, Cornwall, draught regulator CHESTER P. To South Namath, . . ,,
for hot air furnace. . _ wt, 2 ‘11 ’2 :2
Chat i’ukc, Hernia, mgnec, vase. South . orwalk.
J.Ki.ntz and P. J. Clark, “’05! )Icridcn, ; , -, .
bane.
flammhmp New Hoven, door bolt. ‘ , gm l
C. Bellamy and J. G. Brotherwell, Wol- _ tary _. .
mmnmmil
;.;. $141.3." was;
“380! Iguonimtot _ -
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BBUTS, nanmrmn
it. jm‘; ‘ ailing fl
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.0573
VINECAR BITTERS
Vinegar Bitters are not a vile Fancy Drink,
road: of cor Rum, \Yhiskey. Praof Spirits and Refuse
Liquors, doctorcd, spiced, and sweetened to please :35”
taste, " 'I‘onics " " petnzers," “ Restore
&c., th the tip to drunkenness and ruin,
but are Medic: do from the native root:
and h.’ alifomi‘, all Alcoholic Stimulants.
Thcyarc the Great Blood Purifier and a Life-givino
Pnncxple, a Perfect Renontor and Invigorator of tha%
System, carrying of! all poisonous matter and restorinfl~
the blood to a_ health; condition, enrichin it, refreshing
and invigorating bot mind and body. hey are easy
of administration. prompt in their action, certain in their
results, safe and reliable in all forms Of disease.
. 0 Person can turn these Bitter- accord-
”lg. to directions, and remain long unwell. provided
their bones are not destroyed by mineral poison or other
means,.nnd the Vital organs wasted beyond the point
of repair.
Dynpepsln or Indigo-lion. Headache, Pain
in the Shoulders, Coughs, Tightness of the Chest, Diz~
rincss, Sour Eructqtions ot’ the Stomach, Bad Taste
in the Mouth, Bxlious Attacks, Palpitation of the
Heart. Inflammation of the Lungs. Pain in the region! of
the Kidnap. nnd a hundred other painful symptom
are the o springs of Dyspe sia. In these complaints
II has no equal, and one bott c will rave a bettcr guar-
antee ot‘ ks merits in len thy a verti en
ofd l d old.
1c g It the
of n i 3* an
F en: a kc cep-
For Inflammatory and Chronic Rheu-
mattsm and Gout. Dyspepsia or Iudi estion, Billous,
Remittent and Intermittent Favors, Eiseascs of the
Blood, Liver. Kidneys and Bladder, tlicsc Bitters have
been most succcqt'ut. Such iseasea are cnuscd by
Vuiated Blood, which is generally produced by derange-
mcnt ofthe DigeStivc Organt.
Thor are n Gentle Pnrgntlrc n5 \vcll nl
a Ton c, posscsmng also tlu- pr(u'i.]l’ "mm of acting
.1: n powerful .12th “I relicvmg Congestion ur Inflam-
mation of the Liver and Visceral Organs, and Ill UHIOHS
Diseases.
mm
. For ‘ 4) cruel. Eruptinm. Teller, Salt-
7 "E Rham, $5. , ts, Pimplcs, I’uslulcs, Bells, Car-
lmnclcs. lug-worms. Said-Head, Sure Eycs, Ery-
sipclns. Itch, Seurfs, I)is:oloralirms oftlie Skin, Humor:
and Diseases of the Skin, of whatever name or nature,
ave literally dug up and carried out of the system in a
sliuri time by the use of these Bitters. One bani: in
such case: will convince the most incredulous 01 their
curative ctchts.
(learnt: the "Minted Blood whenever you
find it: impurities bursting through the skin in Employ
lirupmms, or Sores; cleanse it when you find it ob-
strwcteil and sluggish In the veins; cleanse it when it IS
{.vul ; your fcclmgs will tell you when. Keep the blood
pure, and the health of the system will follow.
Grateful thousand: praclmm \‘mlzcm BIT-
Tus thgmost wonderful Invigorqnt that ever sustamcd
mnuuk‘ system. ‘ ' 3 3
Phi, Ape, and other Worms. lurLing in
the svstcm of so mnny thousands, are ctl‘cctunily dc<
strayed and removed. Says a d.sltngulslxed physiol-
ogist: Tlmrc i : <f.erL“y an individual upon the face ot’lhc
earth whim: lmtlj: li prompt from the prcscnce of worms.
It is not upon the humility elements ofthc body that
icsc llvm; monsters (t' disease.
, no \‘crmdnzen' no antluelm-n-
cm hml \‘vulHlS 3.1.c tllcsc Ill:-
dcposnc Um Inns. 1
Nu syn» of Med
l:.t<_ u... l'tcc :hc
tern.
Mechanical DIM-rues. Persons cnzrtzcd in
Paints and Itlmcrnlt such at P’umhcrx‘. 'I'vpc-scttcrs,
' ‘ - ?{;Hl'.'. Ii) '- ngt-OI‘. l‘llI. thlldrbcnlers, and Miners. at tlmv mlmnrc Ill lzfe, wtll
t _ ‘ i l 'M ., .l :3. 1-4;. be when to paralysis of the Dam-ls. In gunnl against
3 j-’ 17.3., 3' f 5‘1“: ‘3 : this n c a dose of\VALKnn'< Vixucxrz 1:17: 5:5 once
; ‘ ‘ ' ",‘ or tw£v= .1 week, as :1 Preventive
’ nllloul. Remittcut, and Intermittent
'v Fever-I, which are so prevalent In ill: taillcys of our
great rn'en throughout the Unzxrd Slate“. cspccmlly
' t'\ m: of the Missnssrppi, Ohm, Mnsmm, lmnom, 'I'clr
' PC;${‘I‘, Cumberland. Arkansns. Red, Colorado: B'Jzot,
l\' \)(1r:lnde.l’carl. Alabama, Mo‘). 6. Savannah, Rum»
. , o‘.e, lames, and mxzzy Wham “'llll lllCiI vast tribun-
; _ . _ m‘ ‘ r.r'. throu: you: our CHLYL‘ (11ml. ' durum the Summer
L § i) :7) :5 1‘: ‘49; 5" 'Y’ ‘1- :nd Autumn. and lcmnxknh‘y 52 (lung; semons of
h” l ‘ 3 J 3 5“ -‘¢' fl " 3:3- \:nus\nl lit?“ and lellCSS, nrc lnrnrn‘n‘y 1CC4‘In1thl;r(I
‘ ‘: 1“ 5:35,“ ’1'- T299] P: : ‘\ l'vcxtenfivcdunnqcmcntsnl the stomach .11ullu:r.:t:~(l
#35 l 2 L :A 2 5: .th, (‘illt‘r ibflomtralx >rr'n. 'l’licrr‘nrc ninavsnwrcm Iris
- cl :ruclmns of lllC l:\:', :t n'mkncq :m.l mil 6 511 c
‘ » _ . . , Q '; '. ‘ thwmndgaza ch rv r of the llu
I » ' rfiwr n l :{v at: K" ~ ’I "7;“3‘». l 31.25: t."\\‘ltll!i g] are; on: In
H; x K - ; P I‘ :I- Uf‘vrtn in. ,‘rrgmn‘ egmng a‘k mural lnflucnre upon
H 1‘ h" " l "" m" “l ", (lies: v: on: organs, is c<§cnhnlly hart-«arr 'I‘licrc ls
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N l:\\' .\ .\' ll [lune PLANTS
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t'l-zluuzxts,
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BEDDING our PLANTS,
Fluwering Shrubs, Fruit Trees,
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St ravao rry.
PLANTS.
Tomatoe, Egg, Pepper, Cabbage and
Celery Plants.
Choice assortment of
1'!
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5*;
5.
DUTCH
Special attention given to the zottlnw up of choice
Boqnctn, Wreaths, Baskets. Croesus other Floral
Decomdom, at shortest notice. Send for Catalogue.
MALLORY a DOWNS,
NURSERYMEN no FLORISTS,_
_, 2 , W: . t ' ,
‘ 80m NORWALK, CONN.
South Norwnlk. Nov. 17, 1870.
.—
TII E
gEWING
MA 0 H IN E
ligtlle Best of All.
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HACKER
over all others, of being
es, from the finest motorist to
not no“: a": «or m
ALPHONSO DIBBLE, Agent,
FIVE
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no cathartic fur the purpv<c cqml to I)R _l “‘ \anu's
YINICUI IVITTI’vx, .11 they \\ ll ‘
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worms mm. but u mu the dweasetl humor: and slimy .1»
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perfect it:
It is pu
FUR “ L
‘ ‘xh y rrrnovc the
dark-colored used matter mzli v.
loaded, at ill: Mme LIIIL‘ 5' ‘ ‘
the liver, and pczxcmily icston
of the d::e<l.vc orznne.
lntlnmmitmur.
fcctiom, O'xl >0
ct: . etc In
CJSC‘, \V x:
‘ (.‘t 5’:
Dr. \anker'u California Vinegar Blttcrs
. on all t s: casegumnniar manner... ll umyuig
F Qlevuod, moi: mun-Au iii-o lug-um
t 1: effects of the inflamm‘amn {[1161 crcnlnr deposit.»
the nzlcrted parts xcccn‘c berth. and .1 pcrmnnuilt run:
is cfi'cctcd.
The properties of Dr, Wu ucn’; vacm
anTh'Jlx are Apericnr. Dmgxlmreuc and t .unrxmmc,
Nutntmus, IAxnuvr, I).uretlc. Setlntivr. Cauulcrrlnn
Lint. Sudontlc. Altcmhvc, and Allll-Blliclls.
The Aperlenl. and mxld Laxative properties of
Dlz. \VALKKR'S menn lllrrzns are llh: beat 53!:-
gnard in all cases ofcmptions and malignlnt levers,
their balsamic. healing, and soothing properties protect
the humor. of tin- (men Their Sadjlxvo plvlrcltlc‘)
allay pain to the nervous system, stomach, and bowc's,
chin-r from inflamnnuou, mud, colic. cramps etc.
Their Counter-Irritant influence crtends throughout
the system. Their Diuretic properties act on the Kni-
l‘.’\'i, correcting and regulating the flow of unne. ’1 heir
Auxl-lllliou: properties stimulate the liver. in the serve-
tmn of bile. and us discharges through the bllmry ducts,
and are superior to all remedial agents. for the cure o!
Uilious Fever Fever and Agile. etc. _
For-(try the body ngnmu dlscaue lw rum.
{ving all its fluids “'llll Vmacxn BITTERS. No em-
dctmc can take hold of a system thus fliremnexi The
liver, the stomach, the bowels, the kwdneys. and the
nerves are rendered disease-proof by tlus great umg<
omnt.
Direoflonl.—Take of the Bitters on going tn lied
at night from .1 half to om) and onc»lmlf mne-ginmfull.
Eat good nourishing food. such as hecfsteak, mutton
drop. venison, roast beet; Ind "gamble: and take
out-door exercise. They are composcd of purely veget-
able ingredients. and contain no spirit.
1.w.u.t<£n, Prop'r. 3.11 HcDOIALD a. 00.,
szgists and Gen. A535,, San Francisco, t‘al..
and cor. of \Vashmgton and Charlton Sts . New York.
SOLD BY ALL DRUGUISI‘S AND DEALERS.
RESIGVKL.
We would n-spvctfully inform our mnny patrons
and the public ucrully that we hum: rcuimcd uu
“(010513.531 i?! in»:
LOI’DER’S Bll0l’K ,
Washington Street,
N. .,
Opponllc Belluelt‘c Dry Goods Store,
:: ,Z' l 4 i: :-
Where we intend limping constantly on hand .t gum]
useortmcn: of
CIIOICJC
GE’RW n I ‘33,
" 15135111).
1mm
, AND
I» annewsww
TEAS, COFFEES, and SPICES,
Riavl
Canned and Dried
FRUITS, JELLIES and S
.msnioslogg
PQIIK AND HARD .
1” n°mi.'??m¥?€4%flr airflow-ad um
wecln
DIE—Goods delivered promptly to any part at
the town.
v
" South norwnk’
, , w till. mm,
.011”) $9.32!!! at not“)
' fur Nvuth
S
I”
A
70’." lzl '
to the the
in town.
(‘0
on 0,5 NS
HE géTEY
BEST ORGAN IN THE “'URIJ).
bonsai...
During the some p'
A rilllltlll Tonic. (‘mullinetl have cltrud over 2111) 08503
n! cuntlrmui Consumption my 0! which were
prmmuneéddnmrablo? but
|
“”2... 512m! .3...
SPRING 5
I309 _
wxmnxfikrof s
I 17 U731
Bodies. kept
wetting the body, It
BUCKINGIIABI & (30.,
E NEE RIVA K ER 8";
_.. W" W
t
t~v ..
a. lo.-
:sr“
fit .
m 855:: WW“ 90mm 3:
;. {to
Q .
FOR SALE AND TO RENT
is”
I vi;’ ,,
,HllliV“
—vAT‘—
RKER’S STORE,
l MAIN STREET, NORWALK,
()nv door north of Bonnett‘s dry goods :torc.
J. M. POTTER
Wi". I‘m-p n stock of Instruments at Parka-"e store
n-ll them on monthly installments.
Old luatrumr'rtts taken in exchange lorncw.
tuned and repaired. tit!
Tm: no“ womllurci. DISCOVERY or THE
191'}! CENTURY.
«i .1 totalling . g;
_ PTEG
vi
m 01-ij {111mm}! 0'! m d‘fin 'hich
, .iu,’m.wwly curd mania-1431“»
.Iwn. Womcn. and Chlldrcn. who wrc most seriously
unlictrd with
W hoop! rig-(‘01! 0h.
(‘0 hs, Colds, Influenza. Asthm
mod the Amblnn
~alth. Also.
Br. Rowe’s Arabian
TONIC BLOOD PUBIFIER,
I \I'llicll tilflq<
from all other prcpntfltiom
urediufc Mum! upon the
iKN ERAL DEBILITY."
its equal.
if: , r3 llou‘-- ly- mmhits weight in Unlzl.
Price SI per Bottle, Slx Bottles $5.
5. D. HOWE,
K’ult- l'mprtctnr. New York.
. :nm by s. F. pnok, muggm, smut-m
Nurwllk Conn bS—tim
" ~.’ : .- ’ e
THE “TEST STYLE'
71-1117". II .\,T:‘.
Broadway, & Young Men‘s Stylus.
CLOTH AND FELT
HATS AND CAPS.
.\.\'t‘\' F \ LE“ :0“ ('llllJlllliN.
SE 3.93:: A L TY.
Sill; Mama to ordvr. “Earrnntv l'.
Uldm. tern
S-ilk Huts ,Ilrchnc‘t‘d ul‘mcjgomxltee of clung-c.
5 “Afifiwfla
L‘lt‘d into present sham-s,
ER‘snLOCK,
:4 .
t that they manufacture to order.
-.~.w ; .M.
Phin’lnnd fincin’irItIr Ifiufts,
in cvvry style of goods, to suit every taste, and kccp
constantly on hnuda large stock of every (Inscrip-
tion of Household Fu injure ML the guest’s-lites.
gutmgatfisbrpeutdté’ ,x’ t , g . are“
PI(‘TI’IRE l“Ilr1)IICS
minute!“ ~ Calm
Y
AND DEALERS IN
F U R'N'ITU’RE,
)TYXIN STREET,
g T!€'~§
OPPOSITE THE RAILROAD DEPOT.
SO UTII NORWALK.
Mnnufactury and \Vhobsalc Depot, Bridgeport,
Ill]. 1941'
,mffiifi HOI’KINS’
.5 :m'
fig": "'07."?! :fifix
LvaY 31‘
,wli
4 k MyAltman;,sml‘hall' Street
Son-r133 NORWALK, or.
Wis flfldfi’fimfii‘t
TO LET 'AT ALL nouns.
Balls, Parties, Weddings and Funerals
JJIMIQR
. ,.,.
M W... M
‘rmtp. Spitting of Blood. Night
Sweats. Broncxitis, &c.. without a single failure.
Milk-Cure and
o ,are now rostnrcd to
imjts Int-
AND BLOOD.
”$.11!ch tlu- r’_\'<tcm of
n11 Impurilit-fl. builds it right squnrv lip, :tlltl makes
l’lzrc, Jllcll Blood,
“ LUST VITAL-
I'l‘Y," nnd BRUKEN-lltnl’h’ CUNE'I‘ITIZ
, 5 , gtoni._ J
r “ tunings in umfimna‘sflunnd
TYLES.
1~r.§n;,;,soorrr” mmwauv.
”if? n.» ,1?
it , ,1 . . .
The undorélgned \vislitn call particular attention
Pacemfixillliont
New Haven.
New York.
New Haven Ex.
go train.
i, ‘ : 1 ew York EL ~ “
, ’ ‘3’ ‘ ' .' , ‘ " ‘ No min. '
w... - m..- or... '1 ~‘ No train. 1214 P 34
' ' " P. M. No train. ;‘
L O N S .. N... 1...... : ..
’ New Haven Ex. “
No train.
No tnin.
New York Ex.
New York.
u
New Haven Ex.
No train.
No train.
New York Ex.
New Haven.
N. Y. 8: N. H.
No trmn.‘
Saturdays ('XCQPINI
No train.
:New Haven.
Saturdays (‘xccptcd
No min.
No train.
No train.
No train.
Ni Y. 6:, N. H. Ex.
No train.
Saturday only. .
EDW IN LOCKWOOD, President.
~lDanliLlEy and Norwalk R. R.
.OPPPflrlnl9..... ....l': .
oasoaag c
5:?»
call":
u
...
91.
w
o
SUMMER ABRAN GEMENT.
COMMENCING JULY 1. 1872.
Daily Trains leave South Nor-walk.
At 9.00 A. M. : Accommodation Train: for Danbury
2:00 P. M. .‘ and way stations.
9:15 A. .‘l’. Exprrss Tmin for Bothcl and :lntwns
on Shrpaug Valley R. R.
6:17 I‘. M. Entrees Train for Dsnbury. Bethcl.
and stations on Shepang Volley RR.
11:10 Ant. 9 Accommodation Train for Ridgcfirld
6:22 1’, M. \ and intermediate stations.
10:30 A. M. Freight Train.
JOHN W. BACON.
l~lf Superintcudcnt.
New
ree-
rk
.4...“
m.
fl
SUMMER ARRAN GEMEN T.
(‘omtrzxcmc MAY 22m. 1370.
N20 Y0 and
:, W‘s—r
Have
And all m , «it a nm-m;am mm s.
The on ' actor: a” 3." thewérld.‘ fito Trilltl‘ cow Pussvngcr Station at South Norwalk as
Arnhlnn .\ ilk-Cure has never Hcfort- bot-n mndc pub. follows :
tic, by udvertining in any shape. but during the past .
thrm- yours has been Fold and given away to the poor For new York.
mnsum )tivc andmhwntllictut risingrto “Writ Boston Exprcsn.
stopping at all stations.
Int-n] Express. stopping at Darin:
Stamfl rd.
Hopping at all station-u
‘ Expross.
. nappin" at all stations.
Barton Express.
stoppinv at all stations.
Boston Express.
stoppin at all stations.
Boston press.
eW York for South Nor-“'alk.
At 7:00. coo (ELJ 91X). 11:30 A. 1“,: 12:13 1Ex..\
(Ex.,\ 3:45. 4:30 \Local ex.) 3:30. 0:30, 8:001Ex..l 1‘. LI.
South Nor-walk for New Haven.
At 0:33 A. M. stopping at all stations.
5.: .. .. .. ..
IL
9:44 “ Boston Exprrss.
1:3] I'. .\I_ stoppin" at all Halli-22>.
1‘5" Boston ‘S‘prt'ns.
4.33 .. ..
5:52 " stopping at All curious.
6:14 .. t u u
7:3: . .. .. ..
9:49 “ Borton Express.
Trains lvavc Now Ilavcn for South Nunvulk. at
9:40. 5:30. (-230, 9:10. 9.45 (EX..| A IL: 121!) .\I.; 2:15,
t ..) 4:30 din.) 511), 8:30 (Ex...) 1’. M. .
.90 large bill of ndvcrtiscmem at the Stalin:
Houses and Hotels. ‘
Stiperlntt-ndont'> OPEN, Fourth avenue, and Tram-
ty-scventh street. New York.
Ass'lstnut Superiutcutlem’: Office. Station Hulls: .
New Haven. AME) H IIOYT.
Superinmndeut.
1.”
] )IXIIAX' IIINIE.
NelWlLiliiNHw YORK.
('ouncctmg with tho Doubt"): Railroad.
\\\
\\.:
'l’llli SI’LEXDID AND FAST STEAMER.
A M E R I C U S ,
(‘.\PT. 9. 5'. LANE,
ox .‘..\‘D .u'rsn mom.” AFTEIISOt‘F, APR. ‘22.
cepted) at 7:45, or on arrival of the train from Dan-
bu ry and New Haven.
Piece ers and
dcfiot at outh Norwn 1: without cxtm charge.
eturning leaves New York. from Pier 85'. Fast
foot of Thirty-third street. East Rivcr, at .3 o'clock
r. 21., (Sundays cxcvpted). ,
rumour AT PROPELLER RATES
Itctrcshmcntc of all kinds scrvcd on board.
I“-
booth
moms P. I. train to New Haven: turmoil
at 7:40. and from how Haven at 7:46 A. at.
THE FREIGHT PROPELLERS
City of Nurwall or P- F. Brady,
Will leave from with end (rt-dire rontv ovary evening.
Produce sold Without charge {or controls: ion
Freight at old packet rota.
the owners thereof. 75-“.
“ PURE GOLD.”
amiucd “ PURE GOLD.“ the lending Sunday School
Song Book thin year. Over
100,000 Copies
been issued but
.ONE MONTH!
‘ .
“ Pun-c . G old"
every day. You WEI find the hymns and tunic-cw
PURE, GOOD,
USEFUL, ORIGINAL,
.3 ‘ .34?! ofi'llf 3‘ i
l l
TRY “ PURE W. m‘l TEE BET.
ciept. Sarcoma.
BIG
(Successors to win 13. Bradbury.)
moon“
,_
of}, 15!, ”a llmfii “3,513
Liz-:ws South Normlk evay moaning (Sundays: ex»
2e conveyed to and from the
River, loot of Market street, at 2:45 and from Pier
Passage: 75 Cents, Excursion Tickets, Sl,25
B.—Americus, from New York. cannot-ts at
Somali: with the 6:18 train to Dunbttr ' ufid
t 1:
train from Dunbar which mil-es aLSouLh Norwalk
All persons are {or-hid trusting any of the cm-
ploycos or either of the nbovc boats on account or
” Worthy of its nanic F: exclaim all Evvhn hnvc ox-
have been already sold (May 16,) and 1119ka lets
LARGE ORDERS ARE RECEIVED I’OII
One copy (paper cover) sent for examination on re-
vl é nitmfél lzrlonslesl.in Y.,
__._.—————————--'——""""_‘—"‘ ..
Q ,
1's
BAYER). 1) 38013335.
West end Carriage Bridge.
SOUTH NOR\\' A LK .
COAL.
Bytbe’l‘marlpodort'hrgo.
WOOD.
Cot ”Split Io «ml. -
FEnTrnlznns.
0! all kind: (in Barrel: or Rm
BLUE bTOKE.
(3" It) (‘5'“ I'
AND
MASON’S BUILDING MATERIAL.
Til-y
fl
Low
019 THIS " CITY“
AND SECTION OF THE WORLD “'IH.
FIND THE
Lowest Prices
—FUR—
Hosiery, Gloves. Hand-
kerchiefs. Lam
Jaconet Bdglngs, lnsertlngs,
Linen and Lace Gallon,
Cuffs, Silk and Velvet
Ribbono, Rufflings,
Veil Bornges lhnna 31n-
rias, Stamped X’okm-
and Bands.
Shirt Fronts, Cambflcs, Hoop
Skirts, Corsets,
And thousands 1-! other midis. keg-tr“ ni'h r. 9:..’i
lino u
NOTIONS.
v31“ -
H. H. PRITCW‘S.
(Inc door root at Or “not!“
I‘. S.-—chu will Ind the but :71: Pam '
imitation linen. and cloth lined thmzhum
Booth Nnmlk. Hard! 8. rm.
9. F. 13on
I'd
Dl'tlggist and .Apotlu-mry
Nearly opposite I. ll. Depot.
l’ure, Select
DI'IIES, lemmas 81W
FINE TOILFH‘ 90A”.
Hair, Tooth and Nail Brim,
COMB-o
I‘Elu-‘L'MEIXY IN ultmr \‘chr I
A CHOICE LOT of WALLW.
PATENT Maolt'lstzn.
mmu. wnrnl‘.
Tunes, 1?th mm,
111 Ind anything W o Quilt Tout Part
to In Inhid "at ”in
X. :fimfl ' I!“ :m ’ (1—;-
:~°’._.. '5“..‘r~...em""f'~=rwer
Camphoriaa.
ONE UP THE GREAT“? IrLiTfimW mil
AGE FOR THE RELIEF u?" l‘a‘ui)‘
Rheumatism. Sonics. sat 1m
6W W 5:.
W Twmrivz m; m
For ml;- l-y all meh‘
Dotti“ r. macaw. I’m-rims
5‘19, ’
-i'W’; ,
if :1. than}:
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