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• r Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees! £jv;iy!"i- ®r* MANN, From Atlantic Monthly far May. Her races with Princess followed. Princess NORWALK GAZETTE. " f "Home Again." REAL ESTATE. AT THE . An experienced The Turf and the Trotting Horse Aeconcher and Physician, was a very beantiifal trotter. She was bred TO LET, OB FOBgAMt) Q» TO I We to the citizens of Norwalk. Mrs. M. takes this oppor­ Flora and Princes was of three miles, and feel# , confident.J.-1 I.In cdvtnnMying that«haf Wiwe believeHjtlljIVP thatthat ourOU stockI tunity to Inform the public generally that she is pre­ a successor appeared who was more than A. H. BYINCTON & CO., twenty rooms, all In fair condition; splendid weU of of APPLE TREKS particularly, to be the Largnt and was won by the former, after a hard pnll in Steamboat Dock, South Norwalk. water, a good yard; Is well adapted W.h«t«L bosrd- Sml# Subscription $2.00 per year in advance. T above, is prepared to furnish the public with a cxciting equal admiration, and gaining her m. 2 s. and 5 m. 5 s. The third race of one better articlo of COAL, than has ever before been of­ ^Thos^wlshing to purchase Trees and Vines .will do even greater celebrity. The new light was ;le copies 5 cents. i^f»«rs fered, and at the lowest possible rates. Also1 TO LET. well to send their oraers early—or still better, visit our mile was won by Flora in 2 m. 231-2 s.,2 m. PLEASENT RESIDKNCE,8mlnnttawrikfrom Nursery andmrte thdrown^Uon^ ^ ^ WILLIAM W. C0MST00K, Flora Temple. She was foaled in 1845, near Advertising Hates. WOOD OF ALL DESCRIPTIONS. the Port Office, and 8 minutes from the-HMM 22 s., and 2 m. 2.3 1-2 s. Although this most Four lines or leal, 1 insertion 50 eta.; S times, $1.00 A <0MM«or to Ik'DMIe *0*,) Utica, New York, and was by One-eyed 1.00 18 } i '• DAVID H. WEBB. . P. s. We tffcf pkmn In showingpersons throng ' t'' ' extraordinary race was won by Flora, Prin­ One squire, one insertion, •SB s» ^g&ssM»pS safeuM. our* Knrienes. wnether deairons or pnrchMing tree DEALER IN Hunter, a son of Kentucky Hunter. She Per week, for continuance, . < cess had trotted so -vrell that it was still 7.00 mediately. Water and Gas tojheton^^^of or not; and would cordially Invite *11 interested t was a little bay mare, fourteen and a half One square, ilx months, \ IS. 00 visit the Nursery. " " one year—with psper, HOYT Ac RAYMOND, •• Choice Family Groceries,7 hands high, of thorough-bred, muscular form thought by some that she was the better Two " " " " ;;. 25.00 horse. In August a fourth race of two miles Three « «. " •' ^80.00 Manufacturers of For Sale or to Rest. NEW GOO!%! and peculiarly quick and nervous gait.— One quarter Column, one year,- U'Ji 60.00 Saab, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, HE well known Allee Farm in the townofWllton, FLOUR, FEED, PROVISIONS, took place between them, which was won 80.00 ; When four years old she was sold for thirteen Onelialf " "• ' T near Cannon's Station, consisting SAM. PAKULSKI'S Cents'"Finishing Coods, that maybebetsowed. of October, at Kalamazoo, Mich. In the ' jf << » " " ---"-::-r Physicians Prescriptions accurately prepared. equal to newi indeed those of the other dailiesbear no com­ wagons, and took place on the 28th of the SOUTH NORWALK. tflC Norwalk, April 18th, 1868. hsim THE OLD AND NEW JOURNAL, J. . J RIFIBBKOKS:—Dr. W. H. Draper, Physician to New N. B.—New Hats tarnished to order. '- tion as a trotter. His first race with flora York- • City—•"—•»-> HoVpital; • Dr.T J. W.m S.u ^iley,Gouley, ProtProf. Isaac LARGE assortment of Ladies' and Gents' fine The contrast between the present fresh- parison to them for ventilation, light, adap- same month. In the first heat Flora Temple Gold and Silver Watches, Plated and Solid Gold A. JACKSON & BRO., GILES; HAULENBEEK,;:'- took place on the 21st of November, 1859. E. Paylor,andProt Lewis-A.. SajHfc"}*^?L Physicians11 and A Building Lot Iter Sale Marshall Street, South Norwalk looking, neatly printed, interesting journal' tibility and comfort. The regular members got the lead, and maintained it, winning in Surgeons to Bellevue Hospital, Mew York City. and Silver Chains, Ladies' and Gents' Finger Rings, No. 1 Gazette Building. i- Flora won the first heat in 2 m. 23 s., the Solid Gold Seal Rings, Solid Gold and Plated Sleeve i. ON KAST AVENUE. : and the little, dull, dingy sheet issued by of the staff are James W. England, managing 2 m. 28 s. The next heat was won by High­ Buttons, Stnds, Gents Pins, Solid Gold and Plated Sets & second in 2 m. 24 s., and the third in 2 m. 24 5* f »R. N. A. MOSMAJf, Ear-rings and Real Coral Sets, Real Garnet Sets; also AID Lot is 100 feet front, by 385 deep, with a good OULD Invite the attention of their old customers Removal. Benjamin H. Day in December, 1833, is as and cily editor; Thomas Hitehcock and land Maid in 2 m. 82 s. The third heat was imitation Coral, Jet and Pearl, Jet and Steel, Gold and well of water thereon and a Salt meadow in rear. and the pnblic generally to their varied aq£ ex­ s.; but this heat, because of some irregularity Has removed his Office and residence to the house S tensiveW stock of Mrs. S. M. VANDERBILT, marked as the contrast between the old build­ Charles S. Weyman, editorial writers; and severely contested, and was declared U dead formerly occupied by C. J. Grnman, opposite the 2d Crosses, Armlets and Necklaces for Children; Silver 12 Enquire of A. JACKSON & BRO. was given to Patchen by the judges. The and Plated Knives, Forks, Spoons, Nut Picl#> Napkin WATCHES, JEWELRY, SILVER WARE, FANCY OULD announce to the Ladies of Norwalk and ing in William street, where the newspaper A. H. Aliny, financial editor. heat The fourth was won by Highland II, E. church. Office hours till 9 a. m., and 1 to 8 Ring, Cups, Clocks of all kinds, in fact everything race was then postponed, on account of dark­ GOODS, SILVER PLATED WARE, &C., W Vicinity, that she has removed her MILLI­ Charles A. Dana has a national reputation, Maid in 2 m. 33 s. But in the fifth and sixth ° ^s&^Si befound at tl. H. Baker's store, 'South nsually called for in a Jewelry Store, all of which will FOR SALE. NERY to Wall Street, over Weed's new Drug Store, luminary rose, and the large and handsome ness, until the following day, but was never v tRS be sola at prices to suit the times. All kinds of Watch which was selected with great care and la not to be where she will be happy to meet her former Mends not only as a journalist and literary man, Flora Temple showed her superior power to Horwfclk.' *-••• ' Sy and Jewelry Repairing done as nsual. A FEW desirable Building Lots near the Noroton surpassed in Fairfield Coun' ' "* and patrons. DRESSMAKING by Mrs. Edwin Hoyt, structure in which it now shines from the finished. f*4?" '° C. M. GRUMMAN. Constant additions are made of New York. Dress Trimmings furnished for custo­ but as the principal editor of " Appleton's repeat by beating her rival in 2 m. 311-2 s. all within goods. zenith of success. The second rack between them took place giy ft mers. • #n»18 New American Cyclopaedia," and the Assis­ This was a very severe race, and Highland NATHAN S. ROBERTS, M. D., lots 50x200 feet, pi _ Soon after the establishment of the Sun on the 6th of June 1860, and was won by able to parties desirous of building withinl thethe year.] tant Secretary of War under Stanton. He Maid, not being thoroughly matured and Physician and Surgeon, BOOTS AND SHOES. For particulars enquire on the premises or address by NEW MILLINERY GOODS Mr. Day transferred it to Moses H. Beach( Flora in 2 m. 21 s.,2 m. 24 s., and 2 m. 211-2 s. mail, „ NEW JEWELRY 8TOBE. was for fifteen years managing editor of the seasoned, did not recover from it for a long Office in Enapp & Dickerman's Block, 6m3 Dr.'C. W. BALLARD, Darien, Conn. -rUST received at MRS. M. J. SLAUSON'S, corn­ from whom Mr. Dana purchased it, and with Hiram Woodruff pronounces this the. best - Tribune, which has never, since his with­ HE subscribers would respectfully call the atten­ el prising a select assortment of Straw Goods to whom it has been indentified for more than time. It raised Flora Temple to the rank of of Flora's races, and the horse that pushed tion of the pnblic to their New Stock of Goods, L. WEED, which she would call particular attention; aJso,Fren<& drawal, been so able or interesting as during the first trotting horses of the'country. consisting of a general assortment of To Rent. Flowers, Ribbons, and Straw Trimming* Frosted thirty years. Mr, Beach seemed particularly her-in it could not be other tljan very nearly 9A.II. T Laces, Ac. Having had long experience in the M11- his administration. The next month she trotted-with Tacony. 3 P. M. FURNISHED HOUSE, containing 16 Room's: Practical Watchmaker A Engraver, llnery Business, she is confident of her entire ability qualified to publish a penny paper in the in­ as good as herselfl They afterwards trotted Office Hours. Boots, Shoes, Gaiters, &c., . _«! .is a.: ms mIuu (Ifa M&VA a Mr..Hitchcock is a gentleman of fortune «« 7. " A pieasantgrounds ; very pleasantly situated on EALER In American, English and Swiss Watches: terest of the laboring classes; for when he This horse was bred in Canada, and had a number of rapes at different places, in one oi the leading streets, near the center ol the vil­ American mid French Clocks, 8olld Silver, ana and high literary attainments, who went in­ trotted under the saddle in 2 m. 25 1-2 s. both for Gentlemen and Ladies' wear, which will be lage, and yet sufficiently retired; decidedly one of PlatedD Ware, Ac.; next door to main entrance of Ga­ sold it a few years ago to Messrs. Church & which Flora maintained her place at the PATENT AGENCY, sold very low for Cash, at the old stand, Ely's Block, the most desirable residences in town. Will be rent­ zette Building, Norwalk. Wedding Rings, Gold, Sil­ public will do well to have their Work done at our es­ to the Sun eon amove, and truly loves the la- The race was in harness, and was won'by South Norwalk, C(^n. ed for the summer months; possession given Imme­ tablishment, aa we will guarantee all work done in the Conant, they lost $30,000 by it in a short head of the trotting horses of the countiy. diately if desired. Apply at the Gazette Office, or ver and Hair Jewelry made to order. bor of journalistic composition. He is the Tacony in three desperately contested heats v,,- " WILLIAM TINE, * 4^- > All kinds of Gent, and Ladies, Boots, Shoes, Ac., very best manner. Mrs. Slauson would also announce time, and were glad to sell it back to Mr. In 1861 a new rival came from the West, by letter to Box 53 Arorwalk Post Office. Special attention *lren to Repairing, To the public that she Is prepared t editdf of the New Jerusalem Messenger ; has the time being 2 m. 28 s., 2 m. 27 s., 2 m. 29. Agent and Solicitor or Patents, made to order, in the mo^\ workmanlike manner, and and all work warranted to give satisfaction or no pay Work, Tucking, Dress Making, Ac. Beach at much lower rates than they had to put the undecayed powers of this wonder­ at fair prices ' '*• J, required. MRS. SLAUSON. had all advantages of domestic and foreign A DOZEN LOTS bought Mr. Beach prospered with the Sun, The horses were immediately matched to ful mare to one more trial This horse -had Mechanical Draughtsman and OT'Horsecarsrnn right i^\t,hedoor. -Norwalk, April, 1868. SmlS travel, and is one of the most graceful, and Most eligibly situated on Hillside, Pianos, Organs, Melodeons after resuming its proprietorship, as he had trot again two-mile heats in harness, the race been known as Medoc, but was now called nODEX. BEAKER, . M. •. BROWN & STEVENS. At $400 each, worth $500, and only $50 down, balance at the same time vigorous writers on the me­ to come off in five days. Flora Temple won In $5 or $10 monthly payments. Apply to and all other musical instruments Toned and Repair­ before, and realized'a handsomefortune from John Morgan. He was by Pilot, Jr., deriv­ 1IIB AM S. BBOWN. HARVEY STEVENS* ed. MILLINERY, Iy7 Winnipauk, Conn. tf I. M. BULLOCK, Gazette Building. its publication. He retains an interest of tropolitan press. His habits of mind and his easily in 4 m. 59 s. and 5 m. 1 s. On the ing Messenger blood from his dam. He was geneni assortment of intellectual-training have excellently qualifi­ 26th of July she beat Tacony again at Sara­ G. O. KEELER & BROTHER, NASH & IVES, A $25,000 in the paper under its new manage­ a very strong horse,, and of great courage I. & F. SELLECK, ment, but has nothing to do with its direc­ ed him for his present vocation, as his able toga ; and afterwards, in 1856, distanced him and endurance as well as speed. He was _ Wholesale and Retail Dealers in DENTISTRY Real Estate Agents, READY MADE BONNETS. editorials, so widely read and copied, super­ in 2 m. 24 1-2 s., effectually establishing her WHOLESALE DEALERS IN tion; having retired from active journalism matched to trot three races with Flora; the Groceries, Flour, Feed, dec., IN No. 1 WATER STREET. ROUND HATS, RIBBONS, LACES, FLOWERS, abundantly attest. superiority. ROPERTY bought, sold, exchanged or let, on rea­ after an industrious life of usefulness. first of one mile, the second of two miles, and Kos. 18,14 and 16 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. SoutH 3NTorwallt. sonable terms. We have a good variety or desira­ Flour, Mr. Weyman is also a gentleman of means In 1854 Flora Temple beat Lady Brooks Will be continued In all its various branches as last P of the newest styles, The Dana Sun, as it is now called, to dis­ the third of three miles. In all he was bea­ ble Houses and Farms in and ont of town for sale on ..,^s Feed. and a journalist from taste and election. He in four heats, and Kemble Jackson in five RAYMOND & KNAPP, year by accommodating terms. tf32 tinguish it from the Beach Sun, retains little ten ; but in the second race he proved him­ C. H. KlENDALL & A. N. HART, Wx. R. NASH. NATHAN IVES. | "//v" AND FRAMES MADE TO ORDER, more than the name, and by that will be did much of the literary work for the Cyclo­ heats, to wagons. The victory over this vet­ AGENTS FOB KEYSER'S ("• self worthy to rank with the very best horses The principal Operator in Colton's Dental Association 0-x*A1XX, mainly recognized as the daily so long issued paedia ; has a profound acquaintance with eran was only won after a terrific struggle. Hot Air Furnaces, Stoves, Ranges, has repeatedly declared that Sonth Norwalk is the best JT. FERRIS^ ~ that had ever been pitted against Flora. In place within nis knowledge, (out of Cooper Union) to at James' Building, Water Street, Norwalk, Conn. from the ancient corner of Ann and Nassau men and things no less than books and creeds It seemed hard for the victor over so many this race he pushed her at every step, and the c &c. No 4 James' Building, Norwalk, Ct have teeth extracted. . 'Real Estate Agent. 1st door above Street's Hardware Store. Mrs. ARNOLD'S, and writes and compiles with an instinct and courses to lay all his laurels at the feet of a '; DR. KENDALL, has reduced his price of f-A ESTATES FOR SALE in Norwalk and vi- streets. The Sun, ever since we can remem­ two heats were the best ever trotted in one GEOB6E H. BICE, youthful rival. In November she beat Green Wvf cinity, from 1-4" to 200 Acres, with buildings 15tf Bennett's Block, Main Street. ber, was a well prepared and readable com- aptitude tliA are rather born than cultivated. race; the time being 4 m. 55s. and 4 m. 51-2 s. ELBERT CURTIS,^ ARTIFICIAL TEETH, «• MAtivrAOTnxm or so much as to make it to the advantage of all who tnereon,o, price from $450 to $100,003. Also, TO LET, pend of the news of the world ; but Mr. Almy understands financ^ and political Mountain Maid and Rhode Island at Roches­ Flora's races with Ethan Allen and run­ want the article, to call on him before procuring them furnishedhen and nnfuiunfurnished houses. USTIC FRAMES and Black Walnut House Furn­ Merchant Tailor, AddressAuuivfiB J.vi FERRIS,j ishing Goods. Great lndncements offered to Fairs it never approached its present excellence economy thoroughly, and selection for ter. After her return to New York she trot­ ning mate remain to be mentioned. In these at Tolles is Ely's Drug Store, So. Norwalk* andR Gift Enterprises; the following stock constantly Curtia's Building, Main Street, Norwalk, Ct. Office hourt at all times from Tuesday morning till Notice for surveying to be left at the Gazette Office* the position he so well fillsflpan evidence of ted with Mac, an old antagonist of Lady Friday evenitg. on hand:— until Mr. Dana became its editor-in-chief. she was beaten, but they are not to be con­ Gents' and Youth's Clothing cut and made to order, • Monday ant aaturday will be spent in Rldgefield. Photographic Match Safes B'k Walnut play wagons Now, as then, it is independent—democratic, Mr. Dana's almost proverbial knowledge of Suffolk. She beat him easily in 2 m. 313-4 sidered in any fair estimate of the powers of at short notice, of the best materials, in the latest Jan. 1st, 18(8. C. H. KENDALL. NOTICE. " Billhead Cases " " Towel rollers A NEED SUPPLIED. the mutual fitness of men and places. s., 2 m. 32 s., and 2 m. 33 s. styles, by experienced workmen. Prices reasonable. • - 1 HE subscriber has in his hands, for sale, Stores " Brackets r-x r " " Knife trays in the true sense of that much-abused adjec­ the two horses. A horse trotting with a run­ Parlor Match Safes v; Foot stool block'g cases THE MECAHNICAL DEPARTMENT. Not long after this race, Flora Templejbe- Lo«k bere Horsemen. and Lots; Dwellings and Lots and vacant Lots, t' ? , ;.f, ' ' ' - • .'••• tive, and devoted to the best interests of the ning mate is not only relieved of the whole suitableT both for business and dwelling'purposes. Knife scouring cases " " spittoon " O* A O. HI. HOLMESy - u g • f)( Persons wishing to try the " uge Blacking Cases, upholstered. people. But its ability has been increased, The book and job officc, on the fourth came the property of James McMann, who weight of wagon and driver, but is absolute­ Also a large nnmber of Building Lots, situated within Samples of Match Safes, Brackets and Frames may • M DEAJ.OS IN G003EN0UGH HORSE SHOE. one-half mile of Sonth Norwalk, cheap, and on easy be seen at the store of Chas. A Durand. Main St. All D'ARTOIS its tone elevated, its field broadened, and its floor, is furnished with the newest and best henceforth drove her in her principal races, ly helped along, In these races Flora show­ can do so by cllling at the shop of the undersigned, terms. One dwelling with two acres of landf ana orders left at his store will recelveprompt attention. ;• 'fix* machinery, and cannot fail to delight any and with whom she is chiefly associated. GROCERIES, " • where they cat get them or our own make, just as an other with IX acres of land, and another with Manufactory at Sonth Norwalk, CL, iu Hoyt & Ray­ value enhanced. It does not pander to the ed undiminished speed and endurance,and in FLOUR, —J quick, anl as cheap as at any other shop in the an acre; all within one-fourth of a mile of the vil- Her first appearance after this change of e, for sale cheap. mond's Steam Mill, west side of Hie Depot IStf prejudices of the working-men, which is practical printer. :, the last heat of the last race was only beaten • PROVISIONS, &c., .own of Norw:rak; and every shoe warranted to _'ersons wishing to purchase or sell are invited to The composing room is on the fifth floor ownership was in a race with Sontag. This 5 satisfaction. JOHNMoQ CELEBRATED ICE CREAM, quite as bad as to play the sycopant to the by the team by a length, in her own best 'f«- MainStreet, Norwalk, Ct- tf49 call at the South Norwalk Real Estate Agency, over South Norwak, April, 1868. the Drug Store. WILLIAM T. CRAW, SOMETHING NEW! rich, but aims to educate them, and reveal to (under the roof, which is of the high Man- mare was by Vermont Hambletonian, a time, 2 m. 19 34 s. She was now withdrawn Real Estate Agent. Is recommended by eminent physicians for fevers, dis­ said sort), and extends over the whole build­ grandson of Messenger, and a sire of many jEtna Insurance Co. of Hartford, NORWA1K MACHINE SHOP. South Norwalk, Feb. 10,1868. Iy6 3m* them their truest and best concerns—a high from the turf, and has never since made her ing. The numerous objections to most com­ ^famous trotting horses. In this race Flora Incorporated 1819, Charter Perpetual. HE snbscribeiwonld respectfully inform Manufac­ eases of lungs, sore throat, Ac., and is "not bad to mission it will certainly fulfill One can find appearance in a public race. Capital and Assets, $3,128,880 T turers and ithere using Machinery, in Norwalk HOUSES, LOTS AND FARMS A FIRST CLASS CITY v in the Dana Sun, briefly and clearly and posing rooms cannot be made to this, which Temple was driven by Warren Peabody In-this sketch of the career of Flora Tem­ and Vicinity, thattie Is prepared to do all things psr- FOR SALE AND TO RENT. • Insures against loss ind damage by Fire, on terms taining to a gene&l machine shop. All orders for the take" by persons In robust health. It can be obtained forcibly expressed, the latest intelligence is well lighted from three sides, well ventila- (Hiram Woodruff had driven her in most of ple, in which thflfnteresting "Reminiscences adapted to this hazard, and consistent with making or repairing of every description of Machinery OME TWENTY FARMS, from 15 to 140 acres, far the laws of compensation. attended to with promptness by experienced workmen. S sale, or to exchange for property in Norwalk. A at all honrs of the day and evening at his from eveiy quarter of the globe, deliberately ed, and so admirably equipped that it has no her previous races), and was beaten by Son- of the Trotting Horse, by Hiram Woodruff," GEORGE R. COWLES, Having added a Stam Engine (in addition to water good variety of Houses in and out of town, for sale Draper and TailsrinsEstaliMfleit superior if an equal, in the country. The ; in 2 m- 31 s., 2 m. 33 s., and 2 m. 35 s. Sole. Agent for Norwalk and vicinity. power) to his work he flatters himself he is well pre­ on liberal terms. Thirteen first-class houses for sale; Jbrmed and sagacious opinions, and valuable published in the "Spirit of the Times," have I — pared to do all kins of work at very short notice. two first-class houses to let; one ftirnished house to At No. 1, Gazette Bailding,(up stairs) ICE CBEAM DEPOT, (South Norwalk. comments on all existing aspect of affairs. fittings of this department are countless, and The loss of this race would seem to be owing been consulted, most of the first trotting i ISAAC CHURCH, Jr. let. A nnmber of small tenements for sale, to suit all of the best patterns. The fonts of type to the change of drivers, as the best time Norwalk Insurance Company. Machine Shop jus back of the Post Ofllce and Horse persons of small means—terms liberal. . .. , The tradesupplied. i i,;' THE NEW BUILDING AND OFFICE. horses of the country, of the twelve years of tf46 8. T. WOOD. HE subscriber who has for the past year or more are copper-faced and in such plentiful supply made had been repeatedly beaten by Flora Railway Buildings. 11 N. B.—Good servants furnished at short notice. T been cutter for J. Turk,would respectfully inform The Sun is now the property of an associ­ her life on the turf, have been noticed. NORWALKF CONN. - VS.- the citizens of Norwalk, that he has made arrange, : L 'al-ii'--;"- c. B. D'ARTOIS. that three full forms could be set without dis­ Temple on previous occasions. She was WATER1URY & DUNCAN, menta to open a first-class, New York City Establish­ ation, the stockholders being some of the During the period of her ascendency there Casli Capital, ( ^ $500,000 Offices to Let. ment, |a above; where he pledges himself to give sat- tribution. now matched to trot twenty miles within an Rear ofiSorwalk Horse Railway Depot, isfacUon to all his customers. Wealthiest and most influential of our citi­ frkr-.w j-:-.*-- was a great development of the taste for trot­ Paid up Capitol, $100,000 are noM-prepared to execute in the best WO very desirable Rooms to let, in 2d story of the He will give special attention to Boys Garmenta as zens, who have chosen Charles A Dana, THE STEROTYTIKG PUOCE6S. hour, but was withdrawn after trotting ting, and the number of trottimg horses had Gazette Building. Front Boom, $150, rear one well aa those of gentlemen. Persons bringing their a J. S. GODFREY,: WM. C. STKEET, President GEO. R. COWT.ES, Sec'y. manner and. with tfa greatest dispatch, everything in $75T per annum. Apply at the Gazette Office. The sterotyping department contains the twelve miles. Like Lady Suffolk, she does the line of j- own doth can have the same cut or made up, in an ar­ * WESTON, CONN, himself a large stockholder, editor-in-chief, constantly increased. During the past five EIIEX. HIM, Treasurer. tistic manner, at reasonable prices. latest and most approved apparatus, and is not appear to have been constituted for drag­ Carriage BUkjig and Blacfcsmlthlng. BUILDING LOTS, FBANr"[CIS J. MoKEON. EALER IN SHIP TIMBER, Oak and Chestnut manager and director of the enterprise. years that taste has become still more mark­ Carriages made tcordcr, and Painting, Trimmings! D Building Timber, Fence Posts, Rails and Pickets. The new concern seems to have been for­ conducted by five sterotypers, with assis­ ging effort which is required for success in ed, and diffused over the whole country. A88BTS OVBB $38)000,000. Repairing, Ac., donlby experienced workmen, witlr Also. Elm and Maple Trees for transplanting. Char­ dispatch. < coal in any quantity, from 1 to 10,000 bushels. Orders tunate from the first; having bought the old tants. They work with great dexterity and such races. The number of trotting-conrses has multi­ BUILDING LOTS, PA TLTC TIR'S GEO. R. COWLES, Good*Carriage tinker taken in exchange for-work. respectfully solicited and promptly attended to. StlS Tammany Hall property on such favorable, facility, as may be seen from the fact that not It was in October of the year 1856 that plied, until nearly every town of three thou­ # more than twenty minutes are required to Flora Temple and the great Morgan horse, i AGENT at Norwalk, and issues policies for the fol- HiGE -MAKING, For Sale Cheap, HOOP SKIRT FACTOltY terms that it was, a few months after its pur­ sand inhabitants is supplied with one. The CARR Green Hone Plants. make the plates of the four pages of the Ethan Allen, trotted their first race. Ethan F1 lowing Insurance Companies. _ • ^ AA. ft_. Horse gkoslnlelnl andi Blacksmith! ng. AND chase, offered a bonus of $75,000 for its bar­ attention of farmers ia largely given to breed­ Home, of N. Y., Assets Jan. 1st, '64, $3,386,270 And upon the most -V.' . RA SEYMOUR Is now prepared to offer to his 'cus- paper. . /St!" 3,128,820 Lyon, lliern ft Co., . tomers, a good selection of gain. Allen may well be the pride of New Eng­ ing trotters; and the amount of money, care •tna,of Hartford, " T22,fl» Phonbc, of N. Y., ^-' " OULD announced the public that they have ta­ ACCOimODATIN6 TERMS • _ Fancy Goods Store. Choice Plants and Flowers, The location could not have been better The sterotyping process, though very sim­ land, for a finer built and more beautiful and intelligence bestowed upon that one Home, of N. H-, " 500,000 890,501 W ken the old stai of Capt. Henry Lamb, Main which he will sell on very reasonably terms. He being within the sacred precints of Printing ple, is little understood. Soon as the form trotter was never harnessed. He had just branch of rural economy is almost incredi­ Norwich, " 389,315 Street, where they ararcpared to execute in the best as to time of payments. These lots are located on Next to the N. Railroad Depot would also express thanks to his friends for past fa­ Lamar, N. Y., 384,010 manner with great disncn, anything in the above line. "Spring Hill,''overlooking the water and snrround- vors and liberal Patronage. tfl4 House Square, and convenient and contigu­ is brought from the composing^ room on the beaten Rose of Washington and Hiram Drew; ble. In one country in the State of New N. American, Hart'd " 830,419 Carriages made to oroaand Horse Shoeing, Painting, ing country, and are nnequalled In beauty, by any lo­ N. B. A good assortment of Flower Seeds for sale. tables, furnished with castors, is carried to and tliis, with his easy and perfect trotting City of New Haven, " 301,443 Trimming, Repairing, A, done by experienced work­ cation in Norwalk. Lota for $400, $500, $190, $1,000 ous to all the places of public and commer­ York—Orange County,on the Hudson—there Merchants, Hartford, " men with dispatch. i ly44 to $3,000. Apply at Gazette Office. tfil the moulding tables, which are hollow, and gait, made many regard him as fully a match Western Mass., Pitts'd " tS86,424 AUGUSTUS LYON, ^M. AHERN, CHAS.FOX. cial importance on the island. • The space are millions of dollars invested in trotting Hamden. Springfield " • '800,000 "PLYMOUTH ROCK" ICE. heated with steam. When the proper tem­ for the pet of Long Island. The race came People's,ptf/mla'a Worcester,Worcester " " " " 405j«w405,593 between Canal street and the Battery and the stock fanns. At the Stony Ford establish­ Anf other Companies, Stock and Mutual, in Connecti- NOTICE. NOW FOR THE SEASON OF 1863. East and North rivers is well called the perature is obtained,, the form is removed to off on the 5th of November, and was won by ment alone there are one hundred and twen- mt, MassachnBetts and New York, with assets HE subscriber havin'mnrchased the CLOTHING HE Subscribers are now prepared to furnish Fam­ the imposing table, and several sheets of pre­ Flora in two heats in 2 m. 32 1-2 s. and 2 m. ilS.(Kl0.000. At So. Norwalk, application may be T and GENT'S FURNfHING EMPORIUM, of A. T ilies, Stores, Butohers, and others with pure Ice, counting house of the continent, and the tp-five horses of the Messenger blood. So made to WM. T. CRAW. • •Kceprel, will continue thajuBiness in all its branches NOTICE I Sold and delivered in quantities to purchasers, either pared paper are beaten down upon the sur­ 3o 1-2 s. It proved Jhat Ethan Allen had may fast trotters have consequently been at the old stand, No. 8 Mai Street, Norwalk. by the ponnd, hundred weight or ton. Orders left at present Sun office has one of the ino^^de- ' ^he i ublic are respectfiw invited to call and exam­ SPRING CAMPAIGN. the Gazette Office will receive attention. sirable desks in that vast counting house. face of the type. Then another and heavier hardly arrived at the period of development, produced since, 1861, that it is possible, GROCERIES ine the large and varied afytment of 1 R. ELLS ft SON. r , - £is? ^ ^ The first intention of Messrs. Dana & Co. sheet of paper is placed over the first, a wet ro become sufficiently seasoned upon the turf, within the limits of this article, to mention Cheaper than ever, for Casta. READY IHAlfe CLOTHING, blanket covering the upper, and the whole rilHE subscriber would inform the public generally, FRENCH CLOTHS, CASSKERE8 and VESTINGS, VIiOUB* FLOUR, FLOUR, also Feed and Grain was to start a new paper; but, learning that only the most celebrated. J. that he still continues to sell the tot of Grotfcries, which he will make up to tier at short notice and in The subscriber having taken out a License for the JT In any quantity, to salt purchasers, at HOLMES'. the Sun was for sale, they very wisely pur­ put under the press attached to the moulding- " (Continued next week.) Provisions, Ac., at his old stand. No. 4 Sklddy s Block, the latest fashionable style - K. GUSOWSKL table. The impression is made at once, and ascheapM the cheapest He offers greatlndncements ly 19 t No. 3 Main Street. chased it, with the privelege of the Associa­ Her first match in 1857 was with Rose of NEW GROCERY STORE. NEW YORK & NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.— to cash ouyers, as he has astargeanMSorttnentof gr^ ted Press, for $175,000—a large sum of mon­ the paper comes off a .perfect matrix of the Washington. This Messenger -mare was Sale, Renting and Exchanging The annual meeting of the stockholders o ^ * DINING JAL00N HE undersigned having purchased the stock, 4c. ey, but one they conld not have invested to whole form. A prepara tion of chalk having bred by that veteran horseman, Smith Burr of Doty A Morehouse, No. 41 Main Street, is novi the New York and New Haven railroad wasf of »u t0 coffees! TEAS, AND SUGARS. 3STew SCats, Tprepared to sell more advantage. Experienced journalists been applied to the paper, and me hot metal of Comae, Long Island, and was a full sister OB held in Haven on Thursday week. The ac­ which are of the very best quality, and will be sold G REFRESIMENTS ,OF GROCERIES, need not be told what an entirely dead poured into the mould, the stcrotype plate is of Lady Woodruff. Although she had been cheap. The public are invited to cai] tion of the board of directors, in proposing judge for themselves. A. MOREHOUsh. S AT THE NEW IRK HOUSE. ^ BONNETS, at the lowest market prices. They will endeavor to keep weight any new journal, however great its immediately formed. The plate is removed beaten by Ethan Allen when four years old, ... FRAMES,.- • ' constantly on hand a good stock, and would respect­ to the plainer, where it is trimmed and justi ­ improvements to make the road "the best in X MEALS AT A,L HOURS. S •"?' , FLOWERS, : /i fully solicit the patronage of the peoplele of NorwalkNorwa merits, is compelled to carry for years, and she was now fully matured and in prime the country," was approved. The following WEST SIDE GROCERY, •v • RIBBONS, and vicinity. D. A NEWCOMB A BRO. i what superior conditions belong of necessity fied, sent to the press-room, and the journal condition for the race. Flora, on the con­ g j,Oysters in e^ry style. ^ - ; LACES, i at the old stand, to a paper whose continuity of existence is worked off, ' . 5-• trary, had only shortly returned from her were elected directors unanimously, 36,656 THE OLD SPRING THE PBESS-ROOSL shares being voted: William D. Bishop, NO. S, JAMES'S BLOCK, NORWALK, CONN., THE iis OF together with an accomplished feet ^ winter quarters, and had not had the work Would call the attention of the public to the fait that t ./•j;-' . ..' • >' .'.-.V •Vfjj'*' Temperance Dining Saloon. Bridgeport; George B. Carhart, Geo. N. Mil­ West side of the bridge. S Wines, Liquo^ and Ales. O The capital stock of the ,Sun is $350,000^ The press-room is in the basement of the necessary to put her in condition to trot with he is now ready to transact business of that nature iji 1 New styles ftor Dresses, Sacks, XULIUS F. PARTRICK, having taken the above Sun establishment, and contains a six cylin­ ler, Abraham R. Van Ne'st, James J. Rose- HE Subscriber would invite the attention of the m , ~ Also, a firsllass t ^ a'l its branches, and will assure prompt attention to tf Saloon, is prepared to fhrnlah hot meals, at all all paid in; but the property it represent is a rival who had beaten Tacony in 2 m. 30 s. public to his stock of and Children's Clothing. ... reasonable hours. Oysters, Stewed, Boasted, Fried, der Hoe press and two of the new machines velt, Wilson G.Hunt, New York; William T Billiard Sloou ^ all who may favor hlm-with a call. His resources of or on the Shell; also, shipped in kegs to all parts of probably worth twice the sum, and will no and 2 m. 31 s. that same season. In addition gaining information relative to said business are un­ known as the Bullock presses, The Bullock W. Boardman, Ezckiel H. Trowbrige, New Choice Family Groceries, . & attached to thQouse. the country. Families or Parties supplied. doubt yield and interest of twenty to thirty it was stipulated that Flora should draw a c n 1)e n t t surpassed. He has now for disposal Give a look and see If you cannot find something Home-made Plea and Cake constantlyonhand. Ale press prints onjjoth sides simultaneously, as Haven; Jonathan Godfrey, Southport; Na­ which he will sell as cheap as they J v K?° ^ 05 m 9AAC LEE, gj wagon, Rose of Washington going in har­ any other store in town. They are of the best quail- drawn fresh from barrel—no poisonous lead pipe used. per cent per annum on the investment, so 'm 38 No. 28 M(n St, Norwalk. ^ to suit you. Best endeavors will be made to please No Liquors kept many as 15,000 sheets per hour—at least it ness.* The result,w»s that Flora was beat­ than A. Baldwin, Milford. Resolutions were ty, and will be sold in any quantity, large or small, to Saloon opened from S a. m. to 11 p. m., (closed on soon as the newly-fitted vessel is fairly in ,iit purchasers. Thankful for past favors, he would re­ Sundays). Private Dining Room for Ladies, entrance claims to do so—is self feeding, and delivers en three straight heats. Another race be­ passed asking the legislature to grant power spectfully solicit a continuance of the same. all, and prices satisfactory. mid-ocean. , • C. S. LOCKtOOD, FARMS, RESIDENCES, Ac. under J. F, Bennett's Store. Gent's~ entrance• undar the papers in perfect shape and ready for the tween these two mares took place two Weeks to issue $3,000,000 new stock. President FREDERICK F. FINNEY. Carter's Shoe Store. 16 Old St Tammany himself, if he should in­ Bishop made a statement showing that im­ Fashionable Draler& Tailor dulge in an avatar would not recognize Tam­ carrier. afterwards, with a different result. Flora; Millinery and Dressmaking,' The establishment is furnished with two provements were contemplated. The sale of WILLIAM B. SWAN, AND' ] .Situated in T%rwalk. j.vti n *•»! many Hall in its state of reconstruction. The in the mean time, had .trotted with the Belle CABINET ORGANS, ; of Boot's tank engines of sixty horse power,, pld rails is proposed, and steel rails substitu­ Saddler and. Harness Biker, SE' Sun Office, as it stands, is a plain and unpre­ of Portland, and had been worked into trot­ Gentlemens Furnisli^ Emporium, to to order in latest styles; also 0 which are very compact and said to excel ted, at a cost of $1,000,030 above the receipts DJOINING the ibanbury ft Norwalk R. K. Depot And all the adjoining country. Places for sale varying tending, but one of the best and most sub­ ting condition, and in this race distanced Norwalk, Conn., keeps constantly on hand apd Main Street, Norwa conn. from the sale. Repair shops to be erected A stantial buildings in New York, with all the all others in convenience, safety and efficien­ Rose of Washington in the first heat. The will make to order every description or from $5,000 to (25,000. ' ^ w'll cost, with ground, $500,000. A new de­ Harness, Hone Furniture, Trappings, AGENT FOR !tE ' ' PATJERtfS FURNISHED. v> PIANOS^•i*. ^ f latest improvements of a first-class printing cy- time, however, was not so godd by one SUCCESS OF THE JOURNAL. pot in New York, rendered necessary by the Singer ManufactHng Coto house. From press room to composing de­ *£'•;< &J' quarter of a second as the time made in the - BLACKMAN is agent for the best mannfactur- The office is doing better, weHfhder- expiration of present leases, will cost $1,- ' anything m «u» uuc, >»>» •' *-*- — • *, Trimmings on hand or furnlahed. . E• era in the World, and he will sell on the moat partment it is complete; Mr. Dana and his previous race; and had it not been for the give him a call.n. Orders for any kind of work prompt- bvorable terms. Wall St., 2 doors East of new Bank stand; than the most sanguine anticipated. 000,000. The road now requires fifty loco­ Repairing -done neatly, and cheaply, at good man Friday, England, having person­ early death of Rose of Washington she might IT executed, Building. It has a daily circulation of about 50,000 motives, one hundred passenger cars, and •hort^otice. - ' For Summer, (tarnished or unfurnished , £ ally superintended the remodeling and fitting have eclipsed her victorious rival. Hats Blsachtl and Press®*, copies, which is steadily increasing. Its about five hundred freight cars. | BEAD! READII READ!!! up of the admirable office. "It has been said .After these races, Flora travelled about the Prince's Metallic Paint. ^ - FOR SALE OR TO RENT. • -r' management is all that can be desired at Witker's Exeeleesor Slsoe store. that Mr. Dana knows every nail that was country, trotting for purses at various places i IS" At a meeting of the Grand Lodge I. rrn parts Iron and 28 parts Cement Lime Stone—the In best manner. present; but the paper will be improved as 4 It best Paint known for Tin, Iron or-Wood. For with land in quantity to suit Purchaser or Lessee also QQ/> FOURTH AVENUE, N. Y., Sd Block above driven into the building, and gave orders for with Miller's Damsel, Rcdbird, Lancet, and O. of O. F., held in New Heven on Wednes­ sale by thesingj^in50 .gomkegs. a number of OvO_ ^ Harlem and N.- JL ILR. " . les. time goes on,and its value and influence aug­ Brown Dick. In 1858 she was sold fb Mr. Misses, Children's and Gentlemen's BOOTS and its direction and the force that should be ex­ day, the following were chosen officers for No. 4, WaterStreet, Norwalk, Ct. ! STAMPING DONE AS USUAL. SHOES, of an kinds and qualities constantly on hand panded upon it—a facetious hyperbole to ex­ mented. It is already a formidable rival to William McDonald of. Baltimore for eight the ensning year: Grand Master, Charles Pine or made to order. Prices reasonable. Remember the heavier quartos; and there is no reason­ the nnmber. Families visiting the city must not foil to press the earnestness and conscientiousness thousand dollars. The change of ownership Jackson of Birmingham; Grand Warden, J. A. Sword's Circulating Library. Apply to call'and fexamlne for themselves ' able doubt that the Sun will realize vast made no differene in her trotting appoint­ Respectfully, elsewhere. Also a large variety of Rubber Boots am of that gentlemen's directions. > •*>*•< ^ W. Smith of Waterbury; Grand Secretary, \ >p ti, v s Depot. South Norwalk. The subscri- wealth to all who adhere to its daily lighten­ e ew Shoes, for" winter wear. ~ n't forget the Excelsii THE PUBLISHING AND EDITORIAL DEPART­ ments, all of which continued to be made by L. Thomas of Ner Haven; Grand-Treasurer A ber hasmade 1m^ additions totoCl«mlatlng U- ; J Shoe Store. Iyl8 JOHN F. WITHERS. ing fortunes. It is the journal the people : J AMES MITOHELL. W. C. BUELL ft CO. MENTS. James McMann. She trotted with Lancet S. H. Harris of New Haven; Deputy Grand All orders left at the UNION MARKET, MitcheU's like and need, and is so ably conducted (a at Philadelphia on the 8th of June, and a! Master, P. L. Cunningham of Norwalk; The counting room or publication office, number of well known writers contributing Block, Norwalk, Conn., will receive prompt atteatioa. Mitchell's Building on the Bridge. 3 b Read This I 8j q Baltimore on the 8th of July. In October Grand Representative, F. Botsford of New School looks, Slates, Pencils Pens, Pocket Books, about twenty:fiye by eighty feet, is on the C* JSORGE PERRY'S PATENT Feb. 11th, 184a- to it), that it has bccome a favorite with the she went West, and trotted at Detroit, Chi­ Haven. In the evening the officers for the *c* The patronage o^^g^^Norwalk. OT IMPROVEMENT IN GRAPE CULTURE—An first floor at the corner of Frankfort street, cultivated and prosperous as well, and is '1 ...... ; abnndan»crop every year, and no ROT nor MILDEW. cago, St Louis and other places. Among ensuing year were installed, and other busi­ ; TOILET ARTICLES. W *' A NEW BOOT A SHOE STORE with all convencies and comforts for the con­ rapidly making Itself one of-the indispensa­ First Premium Sewing |icliine, We do not hesitate to pronounce it far in advance of her antagonists in these races were Hero the ness transacted. The M. W. Grand Master PASSAGE TO AND FROM. BLACKMAN has a very large and select assort- la Sonth Norwalk. any ayatem of Culture now In jnnsetfefc FmUpmrtle*- duct of its particular business. It is under ble requirements of the much wanting me­ The best Machine for general E• ment of Foreign and Domestic Toilet Articles. Isre sad On* Diuen Concord drop* Vints sent upon re­ the direction of A. H. Bjrington. formerly of pacer, Prince, and Reindeer. made the following appointmentsGrand GREAT BRITAIN dc IRELAND c »1t» m — .il. t mf 1m m «« ' OHN SCHAUB, from New Yorffc having takes the ceipt of $3. Agents wanted. Tertitory Will fe sold. tropolis. . Cl v. ."H TAPSCOTT BROTHER & CO.'S, basement of Dibble's new building, South Norwalk Address GEO. PERKY A SON, the Norwalk (Conn.) GAZETTE and New Ha­ But it was not until 1859 that Flora Tem­ Chaplain, the Rev. A. G. Shears of New Ha- ROCKERY direct &bm Europe. Jons dealing J 80 South Street, New York, Georgetown, Conn. ple made the time which raised her to the yejf» Grand Conductor, Thomas C. Hollia C with us will have the advantage of|seWB(y]e9| New Bank Building. ven Palladium, and late of the Washington — The Hon. Anson Burlingame and the Continue to issue Passage TtekrtftiSKjljMT for finest quality of ware, and at as loMge as other BSd, would say that all WORTH OF NEW MUSIC, JUST RE of-New Haven; Grand Marshall,DavidT. Twelve months, from IXJNDON, LIVERPOOL or goods are sold at, and a large stock to s£ from.froi Is to make Boots and Shoes to order, which he will do "staff of the Tribune. He is thoroughly com­ Chinese embasy were passengers on the high position which she holds among later E. K. $500 CKTVED AT WELLMAN'S. Johnson of Ansonia; Grand Guardian, N. F. QUEBNSTOWN, and DRAFTS, payable on demand WOO®. Cedar Boat for Sale. in the very best manner, fitting them carefhlly to the petent, and understands publishing in all its steamer^Arizona, which arrived at New York trotting horses. She began the season that for any amount from £1 and upwards. foot, and making special allowancesfor corns, bunions, LL GRADES OF FI

Real Estate Record. • The Best flag rcTio: CHARGE OT TIMS,—The N. ,Y. & N. H. or tlie Rocky KMtntalni. ' Ofllee mt Comstock, lann A Co.,1 J. Y. ROCKWELL ft Co., " The Memorial Decoration. ' For week ending June 1st ILL Spold nJBtiblic Auctiofflfo the reiileiice of JHlw CiSAAK, Ct., Apnl 11th, 1808. / Railroad, the Danbury & Norwalk and the O.VAUA, NKUHASKA, MAY 25th, lSjfe. TW: YEARS Uj theiiflbscriMHnear Alfred Piatt's, SiBMr Mine, Thcccrcmony of Decorating with Flow­ : W gUtwalk feettr. Norwalk Horse Railroad Company, all have DEAK GAZHTTE. ,/ -J iHas d instrated that|f? NorwaJbjitfh Tuesday, June 16th, at,10 o'cloBfc, a. m.,. NEW CANAAN, CONN., • «• ,> , - " ers the graves of our fallen soldiers of the As I stat^ln my last letter, a null Bailey to George O. Kepler, oaript tptorre: Imprax£d a quantiBgof HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, (ffiisistine changed their time-tables from Winter to in part rafParlor.'ibd Kitchen Furnft&re, Caniets.Bea "ITAVINQ'jdiipoeed of-our retail business (except war, seems to have been very generally party was made up after the adjournincut of tbc^Jte- 50^50 at So. Norwalk. Also, one tr^fof ana Bedding, Craekery, &c. Alsd^S CowSpBCalf, a XI Cloths, Trimmlngffand Clothing) to J.V. RuCK-. Summer Arrangements. They will be found puldl&n Convention in Ohicago, tojrlsit this ,c}ty> WELL ft CO., we recommend them to our old friends (Successors to Comstock, Regers * Co.,) v. 7' adopted throughout the country on Satur­ It, Cttent, lot of Poultry, and a set of Garden Utensils. If and patrons.' ^ Tuesday, June 2,1868. and make a trip outon the Union Pacific Bailroad to lnnd at So. Norwalk, with buildings thereon, stormy the sale will take place on the next fa'r day. under the head of Conveyances, on the 4th Is the best roofing in nse. It will not corrode, will • JOHN M. KMJGEB. day last. It has proved highly successful, the Rocky Mountains,—as far westward as the trains Also, one;lialf interesj; in. five.acres^pj^lgjid "liot&racE, wm'notleak and. docs not wear' out. It 19.'. —JAM£& FINHEY, Auctioneer. AVING pudttMd of ConutockrBoganACo.,^., upon .this its first trial, and will undoubted­ page...... '...irr. now run. The party which was-made up hurriedly at South Norwalk. the testimony of all who have given it a fair trial that Norwalk, June 1st, 1868. 3t22 H their retail department, we shall continu* thrrnt iS;^ ' • We shall now devote our whole attention t* the businesa In Its different branches, and hope by offer- , FOB PRESIDENT, ly grow in favor with our people^ year after The Danbury & Norwalk it»will be seen consisted of the following named gentlemen; D. P. .J. F. Mallory to R. H. Rowan, etal. one. it has no superior. We confidently refer to the htw- ing a desirable line of foods at ftir prices to aeriti / g. dreds la Falrfleld County who have had roofs nut on , /'O j" Y AUCTION. a continuation of the fhvon of tbefr old Mends. w«f# ' have added a mid-day train to their list Nichols of Danbury, Chairman; Patton Fitch of Bpl- lot oi| Main si. So. Norwalk. Price 15,500? bjjusU - i i L0CKWOOD & &D.AMS. manufacture of ... - year, as it is right and proper that it ton, delegate to the Rep. Convention; W. 8.' Williams/' URSUANT to an order from the Court of Probate shall paraarticular attention to • ' lllysses $. Grant leaving Danbury at 12 o'clock connecting at W. J. Merritt, to C. T. Lawrence, a* tract N. 13 ^Orders left at the Feed store of I. A'F.'Sel- P for the District of Norwalk, will be sold at Pub­ should be. Book Publisher of Hartford; Roswcll Browne of Hart­ leck, James' Building, Water Street, or with J. E. lic Auction, to the highest bidder, or the 17th, day of . Here in Norwalk, the ceremonies under South Norwalk with a train reaching New ford; D. M. Sabin, Killingly; Dr. H. C. Gillette, and of land on Water street, Price $8,200. Raymond, at the Steam Saw Mill, west of the Depot at Juno, 1868, at 3 o'clock, afternopn, (unless previously Of Illinois. South Norwalk, will receive prompt attention; enqui­ disposed . of at private sale,) so much of the the local Post of the Grand Army of the York at 3:20 P. M., also with express and Samuel Bliss of Chicago, both formerly of Conn.; J. Sherwood and J. Mitchell to Samuel ries freely answered. Fauci aid Stajle Dry Gndi, , _ .. Real Estate of SAMUEL STAPLES, late of Wilton, CLOTHING, ' accommodation trains for the East Return­ Henry B. Lockwood, now of Chicago, son of Wm. S. . • • • • _ • deceased, as will raise the siim Of. $28519-100, with FOR VICE-PRESIDENT, Republic were conducted quietly and unos­ Kerr of New Haveii, one lot 100x14.4, Down ing leave South Norwalk at 2 P. M., or on Lockwood, Esq., of Norwalk; H. N. Fanton and H. JWAmong the many restoratives which nature has incidental charges of sale. - Sale to take place on the Ctemt'a Farnlshlaf C*«4U, tentatiously, but with evidently deep feeling Barnaul of Danbury, and your humble correspondent. Town. Price $1,200. ^ supplied to relieve the afflictions bf humanity, there is premises, in said Wilton. = Terms made known at the time of sale. WILLIAM L. WARING, and respect for their fallen comrades. The arrival of 12:15 P. M. train from New York. As the train was about leaving the depot Mr. Bylng- A. A. Hanschilds to H. H. El well and E. no more favorite one for a certain class of diseases which* we'shllri (fontinue to offer at retail at {he very Schuyler Administrator with the will annexed. and shall keep only tbe best gooda at the lowest pri- ton. who conld not accompany us on account of press, 1 than the "medicinal gnm" of the Wild Chem Tree; Dated at Wilton, this 1st day of June, 18 8^ 22 1. society here is small and owing to advers# The Horse Railroad Company it will be Beard, one lot $0x150, atjouto Norwalk. lowest market prices. Our ces. We shall also keep a fine line of " ? Of Indiana.;, f circumstances they were unable to perfect seen by reference to their New Time table, ing business, introduced Mr. Geo. B. Lincoln, a feUow Price $550. , *1' • " but however valuable it is, its power to heal,to soothe passenger, well known as Pre3. Lincoln's postmaster to relieve and to cure, is enhanced ten fold by scien­ their arrangements in time for any extended are determined, to furnish all the facilities F. W. Stadler to G. &ymon£1me lot Fancy Soaps, Perfumery and Toitet Articles, £ ; - Inpeaehment. of Brooklyn, a genial pleasant man, who has travelled tific and judicious combination with other ingredients' WANTED IMMEDIATELY notices to be given. It was however an­ possible on a single track, to those traveling all through this country and is weU posted, whom we 50x200 Down Town. Price $8,050. in themselves of equal worth. This happy mingling CLOTHS Impeachment has failed, as all our readers ^ PRY COOPS SALESMAN, > m.' nounced in the various Churches on Thurs­ between our two villages; they now a* soon prevailed upon to join our party with his estima­ S. E. Olmstead to Theo. Harrison, one lot exlBts to a remarkable degree in Oar stock of — X are supposed to know. So far as it may day evening that they would decorate the nouncing their cars to make thirty-tight ble wife, a lady who devoted a latge portion of her on West Main st. Price $800. Dr. WUtar's Balsam of Wild Clierry, VAN HOOSEAR & AMBLER. e rft'-'-j? 'ii•Mi?'-;''!&•' f ' ' time during the war. to visiting the hospitals and ^'*•••/AND ? .Ai'X * Carpets, Oil Cloths sad Mattings, „ have any bearing upon political parties, we Robe'rt Godfrey to Wm. Godfrey three whose value in curing Coughs, Colds, Bronchitis, graves and an invitation extended to citi­ round trips per day. We trust a generous providing for our side and. wounded aoldlers, often re­ *are confident we - shall make more by hav­ Whooping Congh, Croup, Asthma, Pulmonary Aifcc- zens to join with them in. this tribute to public will patronage them accordingly. maining for six or seven weeks at a time in the Hos­ acres ofland wifh buildings thereon at Five M Norwallt Imne Apty, ; is full and complete. Jr,;- "'i?- ing Andrew Johnson in the White House im . tion, and Incipient Consumption is inestimable. ".. . — . -v-.PKU'-'W! the noble dead. pitals^ where the services of such Florence Nighten­ Mile River, Also one quarter of an acre at Representing over 934,000,000. &li£u CASSIMERES Streng testimony. "Is?» .V. ' m--'- •;•,> lut " than we possibly could with noble old Ben. Therefore at 1% o'clock on Saturday af­ Target Practice, gale's were so much needed. same place. Price $3,100. Hartford Fire Ins. Co., Assets;™;: $8,026,000 00 t •••'-' ' / -- * : --• v( Wade there. Johnson cannot act out his We left Chicago at B o'clock, Friday afternoon, by A. G. Perry and wife of Port Jervis, N'.Y. From BENJAMIN WBXELEB Esq., Depot Master at Continental Insurance Co., " ' 1,814,690 81 A great rarlety of ternoon, notwithstanding the rain still fall­ The Norwalk Guards, Capt W. R. Smith an express train on the Chicago and North Western City Fire lhs. Co., Hartford, " 460,000 00 are purchased direct from Manufacturers and Commis­ nature without inevitably uniting and inten­ South Koyalston, Mass. Connecticut Fire Ins. Co., '• 304,601 08 K V ing, a delegation of the society bearing a had their annual Target practice, at the Am­ Railway. Two of Pullman's boautlful sleeping cars to LeGrand Comstock, 16 acres of land. m -I T .i ... -PI ; 'In the spring of 46581 was most severely afflicted Middlesex Mutual As'S'e, Co., " 800,000 00 sion Merchants, by the CASE, thus enabling ua to re­ Trunks and Leather Bags.ll •»"-- " ^ : .. \ sifying the faith and works of all Republi­ profusion of flowers, woven by fair hands phitheatre, on Wednesday last. As usual were attached to the long train, bat the bertha were Price $1,295. with a hard, dry cofh, with its usual accompaniments State Mutual Fire Ins. Co., of Hartford. <#/*• cans. Nevertheless we deemed Impeach­ of night sweats, completely prostrating my nervous i'-.w r into handsome wreaths, crosses, boquets, their Target gave evidence of good shooting all takeD. The gentlemanly officers in charge, how­ J. Weeks to Stephen Swann, one lot on system, and producing such a debilitated state of LIFE INSURANCE. tail them at much less price than If bonght of Jobber* The ever, finally consented to telegraph ahead and have a . Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance Company, ment a duty .and we should now be glad to &c., proceeded with the old starry flag at it being well riddled,with quite a large num­ Main St. Price $1,600. ^ ? health that after trying medical aid to no purpose, I in small lot*, ft V-W « ***»• car detached from another 41vision and placed on our had given up all hopes of "ever recovering, as had also Assets $20,000,000 00, feel that none other than honest and con­ yEtua Life Insurance Company. Assets SS,000,003 00. r CKOCKEBY HOOM their head, to StPaul's Churchyard and left ber inside of the circle of the Bulls-eye. Five train for our accommodation, and before dark we N. Hubbell et al, to Algnzo Waters, one my mends. At this stage of matters I was prevailed . *ti jttrvr Am &-&"'• iS-. :>•> k-H- i' « sr scientious convictions had produced the ac­ upon through the influence of a neighbor to try Wis-- LIVE STOCK INSURANCE. „\ V-• :i3 V;• their' floral offerings upon the graves of rounds were fired and the Company Cham­ were comfortably ensconced in a Pullman car. The iot on West Main St Price $1,000. tar's Balsam of Will Cherry, and before using two bot­ Hartford Live Mock Insurance Company, Chartered has been thoroughly renovated and filled with the * quittal. But the sickening details furnished Lieut-Col. ALBERT WILCOXSON, of the 17th pion badge for the best shootingwas award­ day cars in general use on most of the' western roads G. W. Raymond to Anna B. wife of Frank tles, the cfiect was almost magical. My cough entire­ Capital $500,000 00. most «>mp ete assortment of goods In that lint, ever by the Managers, of bribery and corruption are far better than the cars used on our eastern roads, ly left me,-the night sweats deserted me, hope once iEtna Live Stocklns. Co. Chartered Capital $500,000 00 Moo Vert Male to Orfer offered In New Canaan. Conn., Vols., and OLIVER S. BISHOP, Hospi­ ed to Edgar S. Wilcoxson, he having made B. Smith, the Island known as " Peach more elated my depressed spirits, and soon I had at­ Insure Horses, Cattle, &c., against death afid theft. . -- !•,*&••• and the confessions of Thurlow Weed are are very comfortable, well ventilated, 'and finished tained my wonted strength and vigor. Thus has this Office in Swords' Building, South Norwalk. *si>- Hfcf..; tal Steward of the 27th Conn., Vols. From the best string, the aggregate of his flfre shots with great elegance, while Pullman's Sleeping can Island." Price $500. Balsam, as has ofteu been remarked by peVaona con­ ,is« LYON & BEERS, Agents. As usual we shall keep constantly on hand a fU££ so revolting as to cause a feeling of indig­ versant with the above facts, literally snatched me F. 6. I.VON-, 22tf L. r. IIE;:as. IN THE LATEST AND MOST APPROVED STYLE, lineof • thence the delegation marched to the ceme­ being 28 1-2 inches. Five other of the Com­ are superb—elegant in finish, luxuriously upholstered, John Comstock and wife to L. Comstock, from the yawning grave. Tonareatlibertytousethis i- nant shame, overtopping all disappoint­ tery where a number of our citizens' had pany followed him pretty close, viz: Lieut and complete in all their appointments, roomy and one lot at South Norwalk. Price $125. for the benefit of the afflicted." y iCi'i* ment. « elegant in the day time, famished as flixurlantly as a SETH W. FOWLE & SON Boston, Proprietors. CAPE, CULVER & COMPANY, and warranted to fit or NO SALE. ! "*• '• gathered to unite with them in their com­ J. C. Randle, Chas L. Wilson, John H.Quin- D. Fallon to W. B. Delamater, of Darien, Sold by Apothecaries and Grocers, generally. ihw.aat -'.si isai-: i:FINEGROCERIES. ••t 5«f;-. memorating services. The exercises here tard, Capt, W. R. Smith and Frank Mead, parlor, with not the slightest appearance of a bed­ one lot 00x164, at Rowayton. Price, $200. 16 & 18 LEONARD STREET, (between Hudson Street 'Jit ^ _ Mg-The formal tender of the nominations room; at night, they are transformed, as if by magic, ^ The best known remedy for ^ a!rtS\ and West Broadway.) !»l * A cordial invitation is extended to all to examine were in reading the order of Maj.-Gen. Logan they also hitting every time. The best into sleeping apartments, with soft beds made up Eliza Armstrong to J. Grumman, of Wil­ of the Chicago Convention was made to Geh. Scrofula .iawAti Proprietors of the celebrated Give ns a call at the old stand, and we'll glre yon a •or stock. by the Post Adjutant Lieut. R. L. Ells, Prayer single shot was made by Lieut Charles with clean sheets, quilts, Ac,, and passengers can ton, four acres of land. Price, $150. in all its manifold forms, including Ulcers, Cancers. r.^-M C Grant and Mr. Colfax, Friday evenirig. Gen. Syphilis, Salt Bheum, &c., &. is B SI>EBS' ODINE by the Rev. Mr. Breckenridge ; Singing of Olmstead being only 1-2 inch from center. take choice ofprivate saloons, whole sections, or sin­ €. L. Raymond and wife to A. Hoyt, wife D . A I Manliattan Hams y; Sr Grant made a characteristic response, ac­ WATEB, a pure solution of Iodine without a solvent, >odbargain.. > zuh V J :'• •••:".V--. >• P. S. A Urge lot of •- ^' the Hymn America ; a short but eloquent The Target, was of usual size, placed at gle berths (doable) or can hire a berth and "double of K. S. Hoyt, one lot 67x150, at Five Mile discovered after many years of scientific research and A WARDED PRIZE MEDAL AT PARIS EXPO- V;^ : : 'V !,,;;• -"I' up" with a friend, and pay accordingly. These can experiment. For eradicating humors.from the eyB- JL cepting the nomination, and pledging his fu­ , SITIOS. .XI X'. S9*£t > - • address by the Rev. O. W. Gates ; a touch­ 300 yards distance and was hit once or more are built bythe Pullman Company, who who put them River. Price, $275. tem it has no equal. ; ' Silk Dress Patterns^ ture course with his past. ^ ..jWiWholesale Dealers in '#<*> J** ing and feeling tribute to the soldiers by Dr. by nearly every member of the company.' on the reads, by contract, the railroad company keep­ K. S. Hoyt and wife to Mary B, wi{jp of C. Circulars sent free. J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, COM STOCK, E0GEES & CO. 3mlG Asa Hill; Benediction by the Rev. G. Hau- On their return to their Armory the Guards ing the body of the car and running gear in order and L. Raymond, one lot 80x180, at Five Mile No. 80 Dey St. New York. Shoulders, at greatly redoced prieesi.i The N. I. & N. H. Railroad. r> L-;r. lenbeek. At the conclusion of the services were regaled with Philadelphia Ice Cream the Pullman company pocketing the price charged for River. Price, $225. Sold by all Druggists. Bacon, ' fju*.-,- •> - Y. ft •ii-'l The Legislature has got itself into a funny berths—an arrangement that pays both parties well. Toiig.es, they passed around in procession to the dif­ sent in by Messrs Douglass & Mead; also, J. A. Partrick to W. H. Reynolds, one lot v Strawberry Crates. attitude. It has voted to increase this mon­ The Pullman company are also now bonding "Del- . Beef, — -• Free TilxTi Itottlon ferent soldiers graves, and the Post Com­ with Cigars from the Champion shot—Mr. 120x180. Price,$400. ' DODD'S NERVINE 6 |R SALE, 50 First Class Crates with Baskets. ster monopoly's capital stock three millions monico" Can, the same as used on the trip of the New i vgj!#4 Porh, ftapigjf-. t P° AT mandant, Lieut Joseph P. Crossmon, an­ Wilcoxson. The Guards fully maintain England delegation from Suspension Bridge to Chica­ J. Sherwood, et al, to Stark T.wiss, one lot AND HmOOBATOB. And Pure Lard. 20tf JAMES BENEDICT. more. 'This makes seven more than its cost, { WJittnejr tc Reekwltla'a Gallery, nouncing the name, company and regiment their old prestige. go, in which passengers can ride, take their meals in 50x150, Down Town. Price, $240- This medicine is a Nerve Tonic. It stops the waste of JOHN .1. OAI% TUITI.E CCTLVEU, JOHN 8. 8AHMI8* and of course the people of Connecticut have vitality, braces the nerves,'and quietly regulates the OWDER AND SHOT.—Trade supplied in Daily from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m., (Sundays excepted), of of the deceased, each grave was in turn'deco­ first class Hotel style, and sleep. Pullman pate these Josiah Kellogg to Geo. Lockwood, five any quantity. GEO. O. KEELER & BRO. got to pay the dividends on this .increase in cars on the leading western and southern roads and system. Sleeplessness, Irritability, Loss of Energy, P FINE CHKOMOS, rated. In this cemetery were the following: acres ofland. Price, $200. the way of increased fares and freights—for tig-Coventry Ruffle, with edge, at 37>£ has already made a contract with the Pacific Railroad Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Constipation, Local RICH GOODS icommon indications of Nerv- 'AT N. Y. Vols. One of his can now rone on each ezpress train on the •sXWlHi-Z AMERICAN, cent, dividends as they easily might do on Capt THEODORE L. BECKWITH, 28th C. V. Norwalk & Danbury Directory. Pacific Road, and we have sccured berths in the one 4 and 6 line Ruffling at 2s. per piece and war­ OUB Disease, Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator is a SO, iMc the old capital. The scheming head of complete specific for all theswtroubles. It is also the- A. C'. BEIVEOICT'S Ol.D STAND, j i < FRESCO, Private GEORGE MARVIN, 28th C. V. We are informed that we are to have a Di­ ont to-night. This is what we call going to the moun­ ranted to contain 10 yards, regular price Sopr & Medicated Tapir Bai J.! GERMAN, Cornelius Yanderbilt will be visible, before tains '"in style." beat as it is afso the most agreeable : Maj. ASBURT HILL, of Maj.-Gen. Butler's rectory of Norwalk in connection with our elsewhere 8 to 10 cts per yard. Remedy for Female Complaints, : at-?; No. 28 BOW£R¥, If, i.m HROUGH the solicitation of many friends TS. AND ITALIAN we get through with his management of the Leaving Chicago we were forcibly impressed with i ' / t T liLACKMAN has fitted up a Sulphur and Medi­ Staff. neighbor Danbury under the auspices of the beauty of the surrounding conntry. Chicago, ever offered to the public, Prostration of the strength { [ESTABLISHED IN lSlS.r _ cated Vapor Bath, for the benefit of persons afflicted two great through roads of Connecticut.. CONNECMIJT LE«ISLATIJRE. Hysteria,—retained, excessive, irregular or painful with Chronic Rheumatism, Neurallga, Gout, Asthma, Which the publicare invited to examine. Weamean- W. L. BODWELL, CO. C, 27th C. V., killed ^Vebb & Fitzgerald", Directory Publishers. which has grown so rapidly since 1820, and is fast be­ Coughs, Colds. Stiff or Enlarged Joints, and all Cuta­ stantly receiving new styles of at Gettysburg. Canvassers will call at the various residences coming a formidable rival to New Tork, has plenty of menses—yeild to its magic power. . . ^ neous Diseases. Thousands can testily to the wonder­ RAMPS room to grow, there being no natural obstructions MAY SESSION, 1868. ful cures of the above diseases, by the nse of these • FRAMES in BLACK WALNUT and OILT, * « T .—Some code ought to be enacted LLEN * TO MOTHERS. ^ Late' File Gold Hinting Lever Seijt. J. L. A , 7th C. V., mortally and business places of our citizens for infor­ for hundreds of miles west. The North Western baths, after other remedies have entirely failed. The Carved and Plain, sad pay particular sttenttoa to to arrest and put to hard labor the gangs of -THURSDAY, May, 28. Mothers! we also recommend the Nervine, for use in bath and room are fitted np conveniently, and on the Framing. . WHITNEY * BECKWITH. wounded before Petersburg. mation &c., and we trust they will receive 2 thieving, drunken tramps who infest the en­ Road rnns due west through the states of Illinois and the diseases which afflict children while teething, as best approved plan. A competent Physician will be r — " HENRY. M. PROWITT, 12th C. V. the encouragement which they deserve. The Iowa. From Chicago, through the entire state of Il­ SENATE.—Prayer by the Rev. Mr. O'Brien. WATCHES, and , CHAINS in attendance every day and evening. A lady will be Petitions of American Suspender Co. in certain to afford quick and grateful relief. The stnpe- tire highways from New York to Boston, OWEN MURPHY, 5th Regt. C.V., mortally above firm publish Directories for many cit­ linois, the land is a dead level, and on each side of the fying Syrups, of which opium is the principal ingredi­ in attendance every Wednesday and Thursday after­ Beware of Humbug Spectacles. one of our most esteemed citizens came aid of petition of George G. Bishop et al.; IN EVERY STYLE. noons to attend to female patients. The price of the wounded at Cedar Mountain. ies in the U. S„ and we are assured that Road, as far as the eye can reach, lots are fenced off, for railroad from Derby to state line; of E. ent, are dangerous to life, impair the functions of the bath will be $1.G0, medical advice included, Wall St, LASSES that are being advertised and sold at tbe and every acre of land is nnder cultivation, blooming Gentlemen's Watches and Chains of 2nd door east of new Bank Building, Norwalk, CL G most extravagant prices, E. Blackman will Mil near being seriously wounded by a blow JOHN HOVT, CO. B, 28th C. V. they will issue one creditable to our citizens K. Lockwood et al. in aid of same petition of stomach and bowels, and actually impede the growth the same quality at leas than Half the price ; all from one of these scamps, who after having like a garden, and in fact Illinois is known as "The Geo. Bishop et al; of Charles Brown et al. of your offspring. To euro Wind Colic, regulate the every Description. kinds:—Gold, Silver and SteeL Capt HENRY A. WETMORE. as well as to themselves. Success to them. Garden State of the Union." All along the line of the bowels, soften the gums, and relieve pain, the NEB- A Valuable Hone For Sale. : been fed and kindly treated, repaid the chari­ in aid of same. Remonstrance of Edward GOLD AND SILVER AMERICAN WATCHES OF ' ~ : BSfli GEORGE TAYLOR, 2d Ct Heavy Artillery. road, at short-distances from each other, small but Merrill et al. against petition of Legrand VINE will always be found safe and efficient. ALL THE BEST MAKERS. AT REDUCED PRICES, /•"lOLOR, Uflght bay; heighth, IS# hands, goodstyle, ty by stealing from the entry pf his donor, 8y We understand that the new building properous looking villages are springing np, and neat DON'T USE AN K THING ELSE! \J and a very free traveler; a good roadster, andeaa JOSHUA LOTJNSBUBY, CO. F. 17th C. V. Lockwood et al. for a city charter for Nor-, trot well; is sonnd and kind, with nobad traits, but la and upon discovery, turned with deadly ED. HOLLY, 5th C. V. u : . ' firm of Crow & Morehouse recently formed comfortable looking farm honses and cottages, and walk. S3T" Dodd's Nervine contains no OPIUM or other AN ELEGANT ASSORTMENT OF not a lady's horse; ageTorSyears. New Grocery Stwer assault upon the one who had befriended at South Norwalk, are, although but a young more pretentious looking residences are constantly in Resolution authorizing the court of pro­ poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggists. CHARLES SHERRY, Jr. HOLLY, sight, reminding one of New England. The cars on H. B. STORER & CO., Proprietors. SOLID SILVER GOODS Norwalk, May T, 1863. -him. bate district of Brookfield togrant letters of fJIHE subscriber has fitted up one of hla stores under v Leaving the cemeteiy the Society .next concern, already doing a very flourishing bus­ this road run rapidly,—making their mile in less than No. 75 Fulton Street, New York., administration on estate of Winthrop Smith, ^ND ** proceeded to Pine Island cemetery, where iness, they having several buildings now un­ two minutes,—and very easily, there being no jarring referred.- WASTED IMMEDIATELY ! NORWALKHALL,^ It is said that Speaker Colfax, when he and jouncing from one side to the other, the road-bed fWEDDING PRESENTS, f! another concourse of our people had assem­ derway and contracts made for a number Thirty muskets were authorized furnished and supplied the same with a well selected stock cf read the result of the third ballot at Chicago more. As they are both'good and compe­ being soUd, and the track being laid on a straight to A. S. Javis, of Westport, for use of school. for Y-ice President, sat down at his'table, bled. Here the exercises opened with the line, due west, with no curves. The grading of the In South Norwalk, May 6th, at the residence of the AT.LOW PRICES. WILL BE PAID FOR l.OOO POUNDS and amid all the turmoil and enthusiasm reading hy the Post Adjutant of Gen. Lo­ tent workmen, they will probably take a road through Illinois could not have been very expen­ HOUBE.—Prayer by Rev. Mr. Clark. • minister, by the Rev. C. -T. Woodruff Mr. Charles W. CHOICE GROCERIES, Kyle, of New York, to Miss Maria Lambert, of New Richest and Handsomest Patterns of Silver-Plated SIRSAPAR1LLA ROOT. around him wrote a note giving the results, gan's Order, followed by Prayer by the Rev. place in the front rank of our master build­ sive, for there are no hills to cut through and no val­ Committee on education reported adverse­ which are ottered at , r which he dispatched to his mother by a ly to resoultion making it obligatory^ on the Canaan. Ware made to order by Rodgers and Merideu Co. Mr. Simonson, Singing of America, an Ad­ ers. leys to fill up. » In Stamford, May 16tb, by Rev. R. B. Thurston, Mr. J. GRUMMAN, Terjr Law Mess.' special messenger. He said to those around About nine o'clock, p. m., we reached the first ob­ state board of education to prescribe uniform John M. Taylor of New York, and Miss Anna Maria SS'* AH Goods warranted to give satisfaction.. gi hiin : "She is so anxious to know, and I do dress by Rev. Mr. Woodruff, Chaplain of the school books throughout the state; resolu­ Kurns, of Stamford. - tflT Kent, Wilton, Conn. The public are invited to call and see for themselves. By Cloths and Cassimeres at bargains at ject of special interest, the Mississippi River, and In Danbury May 20th, by Rev. A. L. Frisbie, Mr. Watches Repaired and Warranted to I ? not like to keep her in suspense." The man 6th C. V., Remarks by Rev. Messrs. Dunning Were greeted with our first sight of the "Father of tion rejected. Jesse O. Rew. of Black Rock, Ct., and Miss Caroline Keep Time. 3m22 who thus remembers his .mother will not, Scofield & Barnum's. The resolution incorporating the Connecti­ ,F. Sparks, of D, May 24, by Rev. Mr. Crawford, Mr. HOICE BRANDS OP PL#UR, . (J: and Breckenridge, and Benediction by Dr. Waters." We passed very slowly over the bridge, first ENT'S PINE PATENT LEATHER BOOTS, Base at COMSTOCK'S, South Norwik. Norwalk, May >, IMS. l»tf under any temptation, forget his country. across several wide tributaries, over several islands, cut Western railroad was then taken up. Patrick Riley and Miss Rosa Belle Wood, all of D. Ball Shoes and a fine assortment Slippers, at C A. Hill. Chaplain Woodruff's address was gyWe are indebted to Mr. F. W. Jones Mr. Beach of Stratford moved to reconsid­ G G; O. KEELER & BRO. very eloquent and finished and we regret and then over the main river. It was dark, bat we BOARDING. ftSg-And we once chanced to hear this of New Orleans, for files of New Orleans^pa- could see the river and banks on each side for some er the vote striking out the clause which al­ BE IN TIME lows corporations to subscribe to the capital HOICE BRANDS FAMILY FLOUR. California HE subscriber would respectfully announcethat he and secure one of the sulky, Win tooth same good mother pay the Speaker one of we have not room for it this week. The fol­ pers of late dates. , little distance, and were much pleased at the sight Flour in V bags and U bags. stock. In this town, May 20th, Harriet A., wife of Elbert C G. OT KEELER & BRO, T has opened a boarding honse on the corner of Eagle Hone Bake* the highest compliments a statesman might lowing graves were decorated: ~ Arriving at Clinton, on West side, H(&srs. Barnnra The motion to reconaider the vote was car­ Curtis, aged 46 years, 6 months, IT days. Chapel and Water Streets, where he can accommodate T. B. BENEDICT, CO. H, 8th C. V. 1 and Fan ten left us to visit some relatives in that vi­ In Sonth Norwalk, May 18tb, Mrs. Letty A. Downs, RESII GRAHAM FLOUR, HOMINY, SAMP, and 14 gentlemen with good board and pleasant rooms. Improved for 1863, also a . .--r crave. A gentleman was Conversing with U2TAttention is called to the adv. in an­ cinity, intending to rejoin us at Omaha after our re­ ried. aged SI years, T months, 1 days. Oat Meal. G. O. KEELER & BRO. Having an experience of years, it is the object of the FavoriteWashlaf Kaehlas, : . ' H. H. BENDICT, U. S. Cavalry. < Mr. Brown of Windsor Locks, then moved In Redding, May 16th, Betsy, wife of David Bnrr, F Proprietor to make his boarders a good home. This her concerning her son, at one of his popular other column, of'A. C. Benedict, Jeweler at turn from Cheyenne. The river passed we went to honse is newly fitted np in good style. Both secured First Prtmiumi, st the Coanty MM. - to so amend the section so as to allow only seed 76 years, 9 months. AMS of our own smoking. . For circulars or Imfbrmatloa address WILBUR NASH, CO. C. 27th C. V. bed and had a fair nizhts rest. The next morning, at In Danbury, on the 2Stli ult., Thomas McDeraott, . J. LAWRENCE. receptions, when the mother replied: "Yes, 28 Bowery, N. Y. He is within easy manufacturing, mining and mechanical cor­ G, O. KEELER & BRO. Norwalk, April 20th, 1868, t:i8 CHABLKS JENNINGS, EastOO, Conn. WILLIAM W. WESTLAKE, CO. A, 17th C.V. 7 we stopped at Boonesboro for breakfast. From aged 17 years, 6 months. H Schuyler was always a good boy, he always distance of the Steamboat landing at Mar­ porations to sabscribe to the capital stock of In Stamford, May 27th, Eliza A. Provost aged 47 CHARLES MERRILLS, CO. H, 8th C. V. here to Omaha we had a change of scene; the country »INE APPLE CHEESE at washed the dishes for me when I was sick." ket Slip. ' - • the road. years, 10 months. G. O. KEELER & BRO. A committee was also sent to deposit flow­ ——•— '» V was altogether difTewnt, and instead of level land, we The r.mendment was passed. *«« SWING MACHINES. FOR SALE AT HALT This is a prouder chaplet on the Speaker's had rolling prairies, wood land, hills and valleys, the BUSHELS BUCKWHEAT FOR SEED, s PRICES,—One fall Cabinet Grover & Biker's. NEW CIGAR STORE The action was finally amended so as to Also a good assortment of the celebrated Empire brow than any nomination for the Vice ers on two graves in the old burial ground Jggp It will be seen by adv. that the Fair­ conntry almost entirely unsettled, no fences in sight, OST—in the vicinity of the Bridge, a Gold Sleeve 100 at G. O. KEELER & BRO. Down Town, and on three in StMarys's require a unanimous vote, and the record of Button, with the letter "S"enameled npon it. The Sewlni Machine at regular prices. E. BLACKMAN. Presidency* \ . •• field County Agricultural Society, will, no land, or but very little under cultivation. At the said vote to be subscribed to by e.very stock­ Lflndei will DC suitably rewarded by leaving it at the i, i Doors Bait of new Bank Building. Gazette Office. fV churchyard. through a Committee appointed for such pur­ Des Moines River we had some pretty natural scenery holder. IROX CASTINGS. CHOICE ASSORTMENT OF TEAS, including and passed coal miaes which were being worked, and Mr. Waller, of New London, moved to i 4 .« J Hi, |5B*The sixth Anniversaiy of the Fairfield There being still another cerce'ery to pose, rent the use of their track to parties O MBT.—Two desirable rooms, one with fire­ Imperial, Japan, Oolong, Souchong, ,Twankay visit, and the time and flowers both being saw carsloaded with the coal for transportation. strike outfhe 8th and 9th sections which al­ place and cupboard, near the depot; rent nine aid all others, at prices that cannot be undersold. County Baptist Sunday School Convention wishing to drive thereon through the pres­ Much of this is rather a poor quality of bituminous lows towns to subscribe. The amendment to dollarsT per month. Inquire of : The Norwalk Iron Work's, COMSTOCK'S, Sonth Norwalk. .. .•«** short, it was decided to postpone until the ent season. All therefore interested therein coal, is used on the Pacific Railroad and costs some strike out the 8th and 9th sections was pass­ 22tf DR. ROBERTS. will, be held at the Baptist church in this RE now prepared to furnish, at short notice Cast­ place on Wednesday of this week, at ten next day their visit to the Union Cemetery will do well to read their advertisement.....• SIS per ton delivered here. ed. ings of all descriptions, including Pulleys, plain Connecticut Muttial SOUTH NOBWALK, Mr. Kendiick of Waterbury, then moved GOOD OX CART for sale cheap if applied A oclock.A. M.; Afternoon session at one. Of­ at Five Mile River. Notice was according­ » At noon we stopped at Donlap lor dinner. This A for Boon, or exchanged for a horse of the same or clamps, from four inches diameter to twenty feet, i ly given in the Churches' of the district on place, which the Inhabitants think "cannot help being to strike out the 10th section allowing cor­ valuer Apply at the Blacksmith's Shop, Rings End and any width face, at lowest prices. 3m9 LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY, - .'.j: >•-' ficers and teachers of this -town and the B3f~A letter from our Japan Correspon­ a great city," is about seven months old, and is at porations to subscribe. Landing, Darien, Conn. 22 Sunday morning that the exercises would be RAHAM FLOUR, Fresh Ground, friends of the Sunday School work, are in dent has been ii^pknd for sometime but ow­ present chiefly populated by railroad employees, a di­ The motion to strike out was then lost. HARTFORD, CT. . INCORPORATED ISM. f held at the cemetery at 4 o'clock, at which The resolution passed. I , BOARDING. " ; • G at COMSTOCK'S, South Norwalk. c-r- '• . - - Ijti vited to attend. ing to a great press of other matter it has vision of the road ending here, and one commencing, \ViA-r*.-' -Vi/'r hour a very large concourse of people were so that there are two sets of railroad men permanently FEW BOARDERS can be accommodated with MONTGOMERY HOUSE, Assetts, ^ $20,C00,000 necessarily been put over for a week or so. living here. There are several fair stores here, pret­ Progress of the Union Pacific Bailroad. good board and pleasant rooms,handy to cars and gathered and the services opened by the A Five Mile River, Fairfield Co., Conn. New York Sun. It will appear soon. ty well stocked with goods, and quite a number of .Telegraphic dispatches report the comple­ steam boat; house new and neatly furnished. Call Annual Income, 8,000,000 We publish on our outside an interesting, Rev.,Mr. Dunning of South Norwalk read­ or address MRS. £. ST. JOHN, HAVE recently leased for a term of years a new JERRY BER1VD & CO., billiard Saloons, restaurants, &c. The ride after din­ tion of 600 miles of the Union Pacific Rail­ In the new brick building, Washington street, So. I and commodious Hotel, 1% miles from Norwalk Surplus Capital, t>'000,000 descriptive article from Leslie's Illustrated, ing General Logan's Order, followed with ESPHave you seen those Black Grena­ ner was through a pleasant country, more thickly set­ Norwalk. 3t*22 and 5 miles from Stamford, (a new station, "Roway­ Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Alvord of Darien, tled and better cultivated than the eastern part of Io­ road. The rapidity with which this rail ton," has just been opened within % mile of the H o- Dividends have averaged over SO per t it, from the and also a cut of the new Sun Building, dines at Scofield & Barnum's at 6s.per yard, TOMATO PLANTS. tel). The House has been furnished with new furni­ beginning. Annual receipts from Interi alone, have ~4 ~ and Remarks from Rev. Messrs. Raymond, wa through which we had passed in the morning, we road has been constructed is without prece­ ture throughout. It is located on the banks of Five ing the last remodeled from old Tammany Hall. We they are bargains. exceeded the annual claims by death Would announce to the pnblic generally, that thev Dunning, Piatt, and Alvord, Singing of saw several emigrant wagons pointing westward and dent in all the history of railroad eitierprise. L"* ARLY SMOOTH RED; 60 Cents a hundred; S5 a Mile River, with a frontage of ISO feet. House 80x48 eleven years. j . have taken the store in think the article will be read with interest. ^ in the dis tance the smoke of a prairie on fire. The Ha thousand. Ready after the 10th. feet, three stories and basement. It has a command­ Amel&a, and Benediction by Rev. Mr. Ray­ An immense force of laborers—about ten E. R. PENNOYER. ing view of Long Island Sonnd, and in close proximi­ DWICHT H. TERKY, ELY'S BUO|«^ »«»!* The success of the Sun under its new man­ [@pTlie renowned frontiersman, Kit Car­ road through this section had only been finished about thousand men—is at work under skillful Rowayton, June 2d, 1S68. 2t22 ty to a desirable beach for bathing. By the New York Gen'l. Agent for Westeri Conn. mond, the G. A. R. then proceeded to gar­ a year, and but few settlements had been made be­ & New Haven Railroad it is reacned in from l?x to 2 Office at BRIDGEPORT. agement, has proved one of the marvels of son, died at Fort Lyon, Colorado, May 23d, leadership, and before the end of the season, hours. There are also plying constantly between N. lately occupied by A. Dickerman, next door south of metropolitan journalism, and clearly shows land their comrades last resting places, as of a rupture of an arteiy in the neck. Kit cause there was no good market; now the farmers TO RENT. Y. City and Norwalk, two steamers, one leaving every A competent man wishing an agencj for this Com­ ^Drn^Stote, and have fitted it ap In good style, aa find a good market for all their produce at St. Louis, at least 350 more miles will be added to the dayjMorning and evening, also, a sloop from the Ho­ pany can obtain a desirable field by applying to above what talent, with a liberal and discreet out­ follows: Carson was one of the most noted of that a, TWO FURNISHED HOUSES, nearly new, 10 address. / GEORGE DINGEE, Co. C. 28th C. V. and it is said the country on the line of the road is be­ completed distance. There will then be fin­ ;;i rooms each, 200 feet from Sea Shore, 10 acres tel once a week, thus affordlhg a variety of conveyan­ WHOLESALEA9IB RKTAIL lay of money may accomplish, in the way intrepid race of mountaineers, trappers, and ing quite rapidly settled. We reached Council Blnlfs, ill of land each. Yards, Gardens, Fruit, Stables, ces to alad from the city. Within H of a mile of the THE CONNECTICUT itfTTUAI. ished more than 900 miles west from Omaha, f Hotel are twochurches, as well as nnmerous residences is one of the largest corporations of its kind in this GEORGE A. HOYT, " H. 8th " iv - u' j the western terminus.of the road, about it o'clock, p. Ice, Boats. % mile from depot £800 for Summer of popular favor and patapnage. As Mr. guides that have ever been the pioneers of or more than one-half the distance to Sac- months. Address J. FERRIS, of highly respectable families, forming a settlement conntry, and in these most vital ponts, the security Greeley well says, "The Sun is one of the STEPHEN FERRIS, " H. 8th " - < civilization in its advancement westward m., and getting into coachcs were transported to the 22 Tolles & Ely's Drug Store, South Norwallt. at once agreeable and delightful to thesojourner. My and Iverativeness of its invettmenUamount •/ Sur­ CIGAR AND TOBACCO STORE. samento. The sunny t of the Rocky Moun­ experience as a public caterer, both South and East, is plus Capital, prudence and economj in its manage­ sprightliest and newsiest papers in the coun­ Wsr. H. FERRIS, " F. 6th " . I' ^ across the western continent. He was born banks of the river to the Ferry. Here we found a that of acknoweledgcd ability to keep a first-class stern wheel steamer, and keeping our seats, were tains, the highest point upon the entire line, O LET.-Larg# House, Barn, Carriage House, House. There are numerous drives in this neighbor­ ment ( - ' Constantly on hand try," and having all the news and that well WM. HOLM AN, J " G. 10th " in Madison county, Kentucky, December IT STANDS UNBITiliES. drawn down the steep bluff on to the steamer. There has been surmounted and left in the rear by T Garden with abont 2 acres of land on Main street. hood that are unsurpassed; those who appreciate Tobace*, (every brand,)* and clearly condensed, and then sold for C. W. IVES, 16th N. Y. Vol. 24th, 1809. were some half-dozen coaches, or omnibuses rather, Possession given immediately if desired. Enquire of aquatic sports, will find the boating and fishing nne- Therefore,the superior advantages ifoffers will be ap­ the builders, and the industrial army is now May 18th, 1868. 2t20 S. E. OLMSTEAD. qualed. The terms of board are accommodating, and parent to all seeking cheap insurance or a profitable •u;> just half the other N. Y. dailies, it is no won­ CHARLES CLOCK, " G, 10th C..V. » i#I «• each drawn by four horses, and as the first one drove vary according to rooms. For further particulars en­ investment. I ?• cigars, (everyprice,) ,- HENRY JOHNSON, Navy. v on the boat it passed around an open space on the on the western slope toward Great Salt NOTICE. r~ quire on the premises at Five Mile River. P.O. station tw in Mutual Companies, Una roes do not indicate ,'y Sift's • der it should exceed them all in circulation t3P°A dispatch from Bombay reports that (inside mile), Rowayton, Fairfield County, Conn. cheap insurance. All forms of polices issued and all ELIAS JoHNSbN, Co. B. 17th C. V. the sides of the boat till it arrives at the gangway Lake. HE undersigned, a Special Committee, appointed R. U. MONTGOMERY. non-forfeitable. No extra rates foofemales. Docu­ If (every clasa,) as well as in merit the Russians in Central Asia have defeated t Give flowers! bring flowers! of every hue,.: through which it had entered, and then stopped, the The Union Pacific Railroad Company, at the last meeting of the Fairfield County Agri­ UEFTEUEXOES: ment explaining our system and demonstrating the the Bokharians in a pitched battle, in which culturalT Society, to take charge of the Fair Grounds, truth of till we claim, may be found it the office of oar Pipea, (every style,) : From garden-bed and field, other stageB falling into line, extending way round which are doing this great work, are offer­ A. Eemeresl, Co'. Broadway and John Sts., the Emir of Bokhara was killed, and that the the boat, the horses facing the opposite gangway. have agreed to issue tickets of admission to the track Col. French, French's Hotel, Medical Examiner at Norwalk, Dr.1E. Barbour, or at df-In Paris, flag and bride walks have To deck the green above the breasts ing for sale their First Mortgage Bonds at during the season, except during the Annual Fair, for Messrs. Fowler & Bogle, Knickerbocker Cottage, 6th tA office of L. F. Beers, Esq., Attrney at Law, So. "«i«ar HaMen, (eTery kind, victorious Russians subsequently captured With this large deck deck load the steamer moved the sum of S10 for each team. Persons subscribing Norwalk. | 21tf given place to the tarred gravel and asphal- ' ' That made the Northern Shield. par and accrued interest from January lst> will be supplied with a ticket of admission, and key Ave. 27th and 28th Sts. , 3m21 - r Pluck off the sweetest orange bloom3 across the mnddy waters, tied np at opposite levee and Tobocc* R»xeo,(every design.) tum. These walks are unquestionably an the capital, Bokhara, by storm. to the gate by applying to either of the undersigned. OARDINC.-^. fcw more gentlemen can be Collector's N« And roses white and rare— the stages passengere and all, were drawn up through in currency. They are for $1,000 each, haye JONATHAN CAMP, Norwalk, improvement upon any walk now known. • narrow passage, and on to the tcp of the bluffs. WALTIR M. SMITH, Stamford, . B accommocl.itadwith board, at HE resident and non-residen/ tax-payers of the Ton cannot Ail to he salted in an examination of this ; Bat not for marriage altars now, • thirty years to run, pay 6 per cent, gold in­ MRS. F. NICHOLS, Town of New Canaan, Conn.i>n the assessment Let any one who doubts it examine those Decrease of Our Population—Deprecia­ Our party stopped at the "International Hotel," the E. A. WOODWARD, South Norwalk. 3t20 Corner of Center Ave. and Main Street* T stock, as it wi *. i- -':";' Nor for the young bride's hair. ; ; tion of Real Estate—malaria and terest, and principal as well as interest is Norwalk, May 26th, 1S6S. list of 186T, are hereby notified tat the taxes on the In the New York City Hall Park. The re­ ' Ask lilies for their palest buds, J ' . ^ * largest and best of the innumerable Hotels in this above list will be due and payafab on the 20th day of Contagion. mushroom city. The International is built of brick, payable in gold. These bonds are issued Young Ladies' School. May next, and I will meet them it the purpose of re­ COMPLETE Ua every, PARTICULAR^* : . And violets for their blue— ' HO keeps the largest assortment of Millinery cent wet weather has made the necessity for Do our people consider the danger now in is quite large, and is welt kept,—a mnch better ho­ only as the road progresses. The govern­ w Goods in Norwalk? Answer ISS BEECHER is prepared to receive Pupils at ceiving said taxes, at the office othe Town Clerk, on so® Ask wood and dell for greenest leaves * - R. BERNHARD & CO., Cor. Wall & Water Sts.. her rooms, in the Phoenix Block. Tuition Saturday of each week thereafF, until the 20th of REMEMBER THE PLACE .mtrnM these walks across our Green in the lines to our midst for want of action by the properly tel than we expected to find in a place EO recently a ment loans, to aid in building the road, Uni­ M June, between the hours of 4 an/6 o'clock, p. m. • ' - Cysitefet - . For those who died for you. charged from the date of entrance. For Tuitiontfn Chapter XLUI, Section 1,of n act passed bythe our Churches, more apparent than ever and consituted, responsible, town authorities "howling wilderness. It was bnilt, we understand by ted States Bonds to the following amounts ; HO keeps the latest and fashionable styles Music, Painting and Drawing, please, enquire at .her i "'-''-"" .. nu M':.:, And lay above the bosoms cold . , an enterprising woman from Connecticut. Our party of Millinery Goods ? AnlPer Sshool Rooms. last Legislature, provides that>"If any tax laid by ; vf ,, v-)K iw•*»!>,' tlity should at once be put down. Where brave hearts now repose, W any town, city or school districfshall remain unpaid i •Arv.ii'.M sworn to fulfill the duties of their office, who were anxious to push, right on, bnt being from the $16,000 per mile from the Missouri tp the R. BERNHARD & CO., cor. Wall & Water sts. one month, or more, after legal iotice from the Collec­ / The lilies pale and violets blue delay the removal of the fever and ague land of steady habits, and not desiring to break the Rocky Mountains, a distance of 526 miles ; FOR SALE. OR TO LET. tor that he is prepared to recere the same, «ald Col­ Jerry Bernd & Co.,^& ; . And orange bloom and rose. HO keeps the largest Btock of Fancy Goods, Campaign Club. Sabbath by travelling all day, concluded not to take Dress Trimmings and Yankee Notions. Ans., \ RKAT BARGAIN. A nice Honse, Barn, &C., lector shall add one per cent, tohe amount of said tax *" 'aw;:- pest pond in South Norwalk, and the depos­ $48,000 per mile for the 150 miles through w VX plenty of land, at North Norwalk. Also 1,500 for each month said tax shall analn unpaid, and the . ' And when the other Junes shall bloom the express out that night bnt wait until the next R. BERNHARD £ CO., cor. Wall & Water sts. ELY'S BLOCK, SOUTH NORWALK, CONN. 'If All citizens of South Norwalk, irrespec­ ; Through all the years to be, , its of garbage, swill and offensive and mala­ the mountains, and $32,000 per mile there­ MORE BUILDING LOTS at Winuipank and North same shall be collectable as a art of said tax." All which does not leave until S.30 to-night, arriving at QO keeps their stock the freshest by clearing out Norwalk. The great success attendinj the sale of lots taxes not paid by the first of J/y next will he increas­ tive of party, who are in favor of the elec­ Bring flowers as sweet and fair as these rial refuse in and upon the streets of the Cheyenne to-morrow night after. The Company are then authorized to W all the old goods and replacing them-wuh new ? at private sale and at auction, has induced the sub­ ed by the above per centagpnd the usual traveling ... snu For those who died for thee. most thickly settled portion of our village. Answer,—R. BERNHARD & CO., scriber to open another farm at Winnipauk, for build­ fees. LEWIaE. HOYT, Collector. tion of GBANT AND COLFAX, as President Omaha is quite a large city, having growb very rap­ issue their own Bonds to an equal amount, Cor. Wall & Water sts. ing purposes, within a thousand feet of Factories, New Canaan, Ct., May 16tll86S. 4tZ0 JURIED APPLES, PEACHES, PRUNEB, and Vice President of the United States, are How can these officials justify their non-ac­ idly the^st three years. The people claim a popula­ and no more. During last year, about representing Millions of dollarB capital. Auction MJ CURRANTS, AC., *C., at tion of17,000, and probably has really about 13,000. HO keeps the largest assortment and the best soon. Parties in adjoining toyfns who want the bene­ Feci! COMSTOCK'S, South Norwalk. t requested to meet in the upper rooms of the 1®" Capt. Mayne Reid is to be the tion, and of what crime will they be guilty twelve milGon dollars of the Bonds were W styles of Hosiery, Gloves, Corsets, Hoop Skirts, fit of Churches and good Schools, and plenty of em­ guest ofLegrand Lockwood Esq.to-day. He in the event of an epidemic ? It is said that 1,200 new houses were bnilt here last sold, based upon the number of miles com­ &C.7 Answer—R. BERNHARD & CO., ployment, and want a building iot which they can pay LL KINDS OF FEE! New York & New Haven Railroad "depot, year, and that there will be as many this year. This Cor. Wall & Water Sts. for in labor and over-work aad better come to Nor­ L. at COM8T(tfK'S, South Norwalk. 3-.,> ^ 'if4tgt6 "Jt •,s;Usj£•.it on Wednesday evening, June 3rd, at 8 o'clock, will also visit our public schools, as we Let tax-payers, let those who wish to be ie a wonderful growth, bat then, again, the character pleted. The entire line will be com­ walk. ' ' S. B. P. CAMP, ftW learn. Young America, will greet the re­ HO always pays the cash down for Goods—buys 20tf Winnipauk. - . ~ • ; --' '-ol;', *maqt&iSgtse for the purpose of organizing a GRANT AND free from any removable cause Of disease, of the honses mnst be censldered. They are almost pleted in 1870, when the traffic and profit of W the cheapest, and warrants everything they sfeitiaAi , COLFAX Campaign Club. A full attendance nowned author of so many juvenille tales let all good citizens who regard the golden entirely of wood, manyof thestores but one story, and the road must be immense. sell ? Answer—R. BERNHARD & CO., IK A. SALM & CO , ^ very smaU at that, and the residences small and cheap- • Cor. Wall & Water Sts. TO' RENT. SWl- -. SHOIJLDEB BBACES. - h is requested...... with accustomned cordiality and enthusi­ rule, "do to others," &cy come together and The Company's Bonds have unusual pro­ HOUSE pleasantly situated on Prospect Hill, ' ' ""'c 'H-' asm. have these nuisances abated and do it at lyconstructed,and even inferior a* a whole to the new visions for security. The charter granted HO have had the most experience and success in A will be rented for the season or year, furnished buildings so rapidly being constrncted in the suburbs W prosecuting the MilUuery and Fancy Goods bus­ or unfurnished as the parties may desire. A small :SP ' A NEW supply of the most approved kind, suitable -» Mrs. Judd, of New Haven divorce once. * h-'lr * of Chicago—Still there are considerable many fine by Congress makes them a First Mortgage iness of anv one in the city 7 Answer— barn on the premises; also, a great variety of fruit. '**$Havc opened from Action, very cheap, ftWTlie Danbury & Norwalk R. R. Co. R. BERNHARD & CO., cor. Wall & Water sts. For further information enquire at /A 1 for Ladies or Gentlemen. For sale by ^ ' notoriety, esSayed a lecture here last week, brick blocks just finished of in course of construction, upon the entire line, taking precedence ev­ WEED'S JEWELRY STORE. two which it is needless to say was a total fail­ have sold one of their locomotives to the THE LONDON QUARTERLY REVIEW, for of which ore three stories high, and contain about en of the government's claim, the latter F you want to buy Millinery and Fancy Goods . i SS,.- «.H. M. A C. 8. PROWITT. " ure. If this poor demented woman New Canaan Company. Its place will be June, has the following :—"Lord Macaulay ten large, fine stores each, on the. gronnd floor. In holding a second lien as security for its ad I cheap, and have everything you buy warranted to To the Probati Court, for the District ofNoraaUs. the business portion ol the city, every other building be as represented, and if you jvant a want a large as­ HE application of ANDREW SELLECK.of the .f.. has any friends they should persuade supplied by a new one of increased power. and his School," "The Use of Refuse," "Rob­ vances. The receipts from way business al­ sortment of goods from which to select, where ought IjADIES' ANi CHILDREN'S is occupied a* on Hotel, Saloon, boarding house, bil­ T Town of Norwalk, in said District respectfully • ; > ' • : •.)<:' '• ert Smith," • " University Reform," "Lord you to go 7 Answer—R. BERNHARD & CO., showeth : That he is parent and lawful Guardian to ^ her to court the se61usion of private life, at liard saloon, restaurant, or similiar basiness. In one ready show a remarkably successful opera­ Cor. Wall &'Water Sts. William A. Selleck and LillasM. Selleck, minors be­ h jgg'We are closing out our dark colors in Romilly's Irish Publications," "The Farmer's of the new blocks is a large, elegant billiard saloon longing to said district,and that said Minors arc . least for the present. - tion of the line. During the eight months HERE can you get Hats and Jockeys bleached £ / With fourteen tables, and the ever present liquor bar. the owners of the following real estate viz ; : 7 Kid Gloves at 50c. per pair, and warrant Friends and Foes," "The New School of ending December 81,1867, the net earnings W and pressed in the latest style and at the- short­ an 'equal undivided one-half part of a cer­ ASTRAY HATS, PERFVBnSRT * FANCY SOAPS.g;> | '". them at Scofield & Barnum's. Radicals," "William Von Humboldt," "Pur­ A bridge has been located and is soon to be bnilt over est notice 7 Answer—R. BERNHARD & CO., tain tract of land in quantity seven acres l&PGo to Scofield & Barnum's and look the Missouri River to connect the Union Pacific Rail­ were more than three times the interest up­ Cor. Wall & Water Sts. more or less-lying inWilton insaid district and bound- A SPLENDID assortment of choice Fettaoy and at their Sun Umbrellas and Parasols before chase in the Army," " The Irish Church." road with the Chicago and North Western Railroad, on the Company's Bonds, and the traffic Northerly. by lrnd of Samuel Knapp, Easterly by land *§*• • Note—B. Bernhard & Co. hereby ccrtify that the of Julia M. Olmstead, Southerly by nighway, and Wes­ iis ' - ' • " " purchasing elsewhere. NEW INSURANCE AGENCY.—By reference Is republished in New York, by the Leonard which will be a grand improvement. The govern­ must be greatly increased as the road pro­ above answers are all correct, and they will be happy terly by land occupied by Henry M. Holmes and land Fancy Soaps. For safe by dS-.-jj*. to our adv. columns it-will be seen that Mes- Scott Publishing Company, at 140 Fulton ment haa large storehouses here, and .the Union Pa­ gresses. ' to see their friends at any time, early and often. of Samuel Knapp, the same being subject to the in­ Boy's Stra-v Hats & Caps, •iias iff- cific Railroad has large Machine shops, Car shops, cumbrance of the life estates-therein of Julia M. Olm- > ., H. X. *C. S. PROWm. •' BTRRGLABVThe residence of Thomas H. sers Lyon & Beers have opened an Insurance Street'. • stt al and Fanny Harrington and the survivor of them. .«sais- 9* Faint shops, Foundry, Round House, See., where they ! .mm r**,'J r Office at South Norwalk; they have the — «. 1- WHAT IS A DARLING ?—An exchange an­ And he further says. That the Estate Is at present •;.r:iv m ,riccs lo|r than ever before, . : ACCIDENT.—At the raising of the frame building I do-not know. one's hat; who relieves one of one's coat,* OS HARTFORD, CONN., be sold, and to empower him or some other meet per­ ' * \ tSTThe sudden and unexpected decease In Chicago the weather was cold, the wind blowing and hands the tea and toast so' prettily; son to sell the same pursuant to the Statute in such for a large double house on Wednesday last case made and provided. ANDREW SELLECK, The season has arrived when the publk expect tkis g£ T 3 of Mrs. Elbert Curtis, has awakened more tSTSam Pakulski at South Norwalk has strong from the lake, and overcoats were very comfor­ who places her selfish form at the piano ; GRANTSALL KINDS OF „ Dated Jirue 1st, 1803. • Parent and Guardian. by Messrs. Crow & Morehouse, on the mead­ table. Here the weather is very warm, and people and warbles forth unsolicited, such delicious IIeav]| Plaid Shirting Flannels, refreshing beverage. They will ind the than ordinary sympathy and sorrow among opened a new room for Ladies Hair Dressing Life and Accident In§urance, on the second floor of Dibbles new block, ows, below the Planing Mill at South Nor­ are wearing summer clothing. The dust is intolera­ songs; who casts herself at one's footstool, District of Xorwalk Pi tbate Court, as. Jane 1st A. D. the large circle of acquaintances who knew ble, but is nothing to what It will be later in the and clasps one's hand, and asks eager, un­ 1868. • . AT.20 (NTS PER YARD, walk, C. F. Reynolds, one of the carpenters l • Separately or combined, --....''frf ORDERED.—That the foregoing application be heard her, only to love and revere her noble quali­ and over the store of W. W. Comstock, season. heard of questions,, with such bright eyes and determined at the Probate Office in Norwalk on ties of wife, mother and friend. Peace to her where he will be happy to attend them. engaged in the raising, was quite badly hurt, Business is rather dull at present, and there are not and flushing face, and on whose light, flossy At Lowest Bates of Premium.' the 22nd day of August,1S63 at 9 o'clock forenoon; and I; /PIECES OF^ by the falling of a heavy timber on his leg. that notice thereorte published in some public News­ ashes and hallowed be her memory. many new contracts being made, it is said, for build­ curls one place one's hands, and breathes paper near the place where such Real-estate lies, in lull play by caning at "v Jjy The Derby Transcript conies ,to us Although notbreaking his leg,the injurywill ing. There are some large wholesale houses here do­ " God bless her 1".as the fairy form departs. threa weeks successively at least six weeks before S1* III i\W CASSIMERES, ing a heavy business, and the retail stores are well Rather nice, isn't it? saiiTtimc assigned. confine him to his house for several Net Cash Assets, Aug. 1st, 1|$J, $810,371.48. 3t20 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge. THE COBWEB DBUG STOBE. ' Kg?" A great source of annoyance to our very much enlarged Jhis week. It is some­ stocked with all the necessaries, and even luxuries to • ' '••> '«•» ——p""' w citizens generally and several of our mer­ thing less than a year old yet this is the sec­ ^ be found in the eastern cities, andat reasonable rates. g. I. TOBIAS' • I'iJ . District of Xorwalk, ss. Probate Court, May 29«7I, ond time the proprietors have felt obliged to HONORABLY DISCHARGED.—-The young There are seven or eight churches here, which all mi at TS cents per yard. chants particulary, is the gathering on sev-. man named Mortimer S. Austin, of whose PULMONIC LIFE SYRUP. m A. D..1868. eral most prominent corners, of a crowd of enlarge their columns. They complain some­ .seem to be quite flourishing; their membership is not & i ACCIDENT DEPARTMENT. ' STATE OF JOHN HANLON, late of Norwalk, arrest mention was made in Wednesday's very large, but is constantly increasing, and they look For the cure of incipient Consumption, Coughs, E in said District, deceased. .";,n cfM ' J y rr-iC'^8' Jk idlers, blocking up the walk and outraging what of want of patronage but we trust that aper, was arraigned for- trial before Justice Colds, Croup, Asthma, Liver Complaints, Dyspepsis,. • General Accident Policies are written for any term OBDEUEH—That the Administrator, with .the will forward to a useful career. Our party attended the from one mouth to one year, insuring against Accident annexed, exhibit his Administration account to this all sense of decency with their rude, vulgar will in time be obviated. Derby is old •owling, at the Court of Special Sessions, and General Debility. For several years I haye been Court for adjustment, at the Probate Office in Nor­ Dr. * NESBITTi" S Congregational in the morning, and the Lutheran, in (ital or non-fatal, at an annual cost-of f5 to $150 per $1, 1.000 Tan Russia Brown Crash, Si'r- enough and big enough and ought to main­ and it was clearly proved that defendant the evening, and in each case were well pleased with urged by kind friends, who have used, and benefited 600 according to occupation. walk, on the loth d.r u." June, 1S68, at9 o'clock, fore­ : comments upon ladies who may be obliged committed no larceny as was formerly alleg­ by, my life Syrup, to put it up for general sale; but noon : and that all ,^raons interested in said Estate, I ' SF' ' tain a first class weekly. Give it a big sub­ the aerobes. may be notified thereof the said Administrator will Atfend 12 cents per yard, to pass in their vicinity. The Messrs. Prow- ed by complainant, and that the money in few know the large expense, now that the country is LIFE DEPARTMENT. cause this Order to be published in a newspaper print­ cough, syrup. scription list question was not taken from complainant's But I must close, as it is about time to take our de­ itt's, and Bernhard & Co. have vainly remon­ parture for Cheyenne. G. N.. E. flooded with Patent Medicines,which attend the same. The Travelers of Hartford alsolnsnres against death, ed in Fairfield Connty. and post a copy thereof on the pocket, but legally belonged to Mr. Austin. For years past I was reluctant to do so, as the capital sign-post in said Norwalk, nearest the place where the THIS Is one of the vsry best preparations for strated with those hanging around the cor­ ;'W. whether from disease, accident or natural causes. » deceased last dwelt, at least ten days before said 13th Undfir these circumstances his HonOr dis­ required would be larj>e and I did not wish to cnrtail The Travelers of Hartford was the first company in ners in front of their stores, but they reoieve Read what the New York World said : day of June. " 1,000 YJpS FINE AND HEAVY ; missed the complaint, and discharged Mr. IgjpA through train of freight cars passed the world to combine life and accident insurance,under GEORGE Ai DAVENPORT, Judfee. Coughs aod Colds. , about Gen. Grant some time ago: the operations of my Venetian Liniment business. one policyahd'premium. This form of policymeete lt22 nu- I . Ural nothing but abuse in return, and our effi­ Austin from custody.—2?- Y. Daily Mews. down the Danbury road, a few days since, But, thanks to the] generous public, who have appre­ with much favor, as it covers all personal hazzards __ - 4 ...... -MB District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, June 1st, J?B3. There are many in this place who are raady to tsisUf y cient (?) borough authories, cannot or will "Gen. Grant's last campaign stamps him as • i#I • — overland from Albany to New York, via the ciated my Venetian Liniment, I am now able to doso, nnder one risk. • * • STATE OF SAMUEL N. HANFORD, late of Nor­ the superior of his able antagonist as well as „ . JAS. G. BATTEgSON, President,^"fSBP: not do anything to remedy the evil. Per­ —There are said to be 90,080 Free Masons new Brookfield cut off. ip s •without.any .detriment to my large basiness in that E walk, in said District, deceased. to its efficacy. Tor Sale by of all the commanders who nave served with medicine. The foundation of my success I attribute The Conrt of Probate for the District of Norwalk IJneaclied Muslins, haps if the rude idlers who infeet these cor­ or under him. Of the steadiness and stanch- in New York city. ' • m im> LpODENY DENNI8S, Secretary, ;^. hath limited and allowed six months from the date to attending to the manufacture of every drop myself |r n*- • C. E. WILSON, Assistant Secretary, hereof, for the Creditors of said Estate, to exhibit H.M.AC.S. PBOWITT. ners, ware not voters, or did not belong to ness of Gen. Grant's position, or the up­ DEMINGS LIEF OF GBANT.—The agent for and shall do the.same in regard to my Pulmonic Life their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to the dominant party, the burgesses might rightness and soldity of his character, no jy We commence to sell our Lace Back * ;, t E. W. BRYANT, Actuary. present their accounts, properly attested, within said 33 inchel wiftt 12X cents per yard, worth II cents it this popular work is again canvassing Nor­ Syrup. The Ingredients are perfectly harmless, but time, will be debarred a recovery. All personsindebt­ per yard. nPHK BEST ASSORTMENT OP FLCUR ever of- possibly be prevailed Aipon to give their ca­ man ip. the country doubts or affects to doub t. Alexandria Kids at lis. per pair, from this act on the Lungs and Liver with astonishing effect. ed to said Estate are requested to make immediate X fered in this market, at COMSTOCK'S walk and vicinty. We bespeak for him a GEORGE B. COWUH, A|*t, NolKvlk. ?P , On the score of loyalty and solid public ser­ Price 78 cents. Bold by the Druggists. Depot, B6 payment to WILLIAM L. WARING, US •HV" - "•< Booth Norwiik.» 4 pable police orders to keep these comers vices, no man in the country can come into date, and warrant them, at Scofield & Bar­ Westportfyl8tb, 18«8. favorable and generous reception. Cortlandt Street, New York. » 8t Administrator with tbe will umasd. clear , t-. ;.fV- competition with this illustrious soldier."" " num's. 1 —The fare between New York and-Bos­ PEOLPLEG' NNITIRAIFC •m OOO MILES OF THE r ton by the Sound steamboat lines is now $1. TEAS'! TEAS!! TEAS!!! ftotwalfc feftk —The Nation says "that unless Collector rfi / Smythecan show that ThnrloW Weed's evi­ TEA AND > wmm oix Pac dence with regard to him is false, his contin­ L NEW AND ELEGANT^ * : 'Principal Office, 94 \$all Street, New York. am TOD IEABD Of THE uance one day longer in the public service is Brooklyn Branch, 98 Atlantic Street. RAILROAD Tuesday, June 2d, 1868." TEA WAREHOUSE, a scandal and insult to every citizen." I^MEEKER & SELUECKy <:: Are now finished and in operation. Sixty miles of "ET —The Citizen, good democratic authority, Sole Agents for Norwalk. track have been laid this spring, ANG the work along • „R -1 FAIRFIELD {jOUNTY ITEMS." informs its readers that the Chicago platform A Saving of 50 Cents to $1. per lb., The only Incorporated Tea Company in the United State FRENCH CHINA TEA SETS, the whole line between,the Atlantic and Pacific States *.R «*!»'-. is "so worded that democrats can scarcely is heingpushed,forward iqore rapldlp than ever be Guaranteed by purchasing your'Teas at . The only Mutual Tea Compatiyin the eWorld. Constoek Intters •*|li •• RY. More ROWATTON. take exception to it, and the candidates so The Peopled Mutual isoreanlzed expressiy for fur­ FOW. than twentyt hong and men are employed Urn..._ ' NEW| STORE moderate that even democrats might vote for MAKE pleasure in announcing to their many pat- ' 56 pieces, $9.00. and it is not impossible that the entire track, from The Third M. E. church became a distinct organiza­ nishing TEAS and COFFEES of the Latest Importa­ -T- * ?»TS?8 •OMEOTTFM* ""•?* W-*.'*'' F® ' them if it were not for the party they rep­ The Great United States ^ tion AND^NCS< qualities fit the lowest possible prices. , JL rons of South Norwalk ancl vicUity, that their • V MIS ' III • .W'II BISL R Omaha to Sacramento, will be llnlshed in 188} Instead tion on Sabbath last, and starts with a membership resent." The People's Mutual import: the tlneat productions Spring stock of of 18T0. The means provided Are ample, and all that immberinR aliont thirty; of these, more than twenty from China and Japan, and famish the BEST' COF­ from energy, men and money can do to sccnre the comple Cotne and see the : are heads of families. The services were conducted,. —Owing to competition, paper collars sell FEES direct the plantations. ' ... . AW J| •-'r. •' • -r" * * R , - TEA WAREHOUSE, The People's Mutual is incorporated, under the' laws tion of this and the communion administered by Bey. Dr. A. Hill. in North Bridgwater, Mass., at one cent a tl' f •:.& i ••• ! i •' fa: - ..v >i f. ••••••?• JpMzlttirsiMSBI iXJS-:.;/'.. box. of the State of New York. Its Capital Stock, is $120, GOOD TABLE AND BAR TUMBLERS, The new church will be dedicated In about a month. 000. Shares 810 each. Shareholders purchase Teas men's & Youth's teady. Made GREAT NATIONAL WORK, \Smrt —One of the New York ferry companies has and Coffees at C*st, thus saving .A LARGER per centage An elegant Bible and hymn book have been presented R at the earliest possible day will be done ,• •*; ' "-'-•••i -->- ' J?*--' over ordinary consumers. ~ , . to the Society by the Christian. Young Men, of Port- established a line of cabs to carry passengers to any part of the city for thirty cents, and T. Y. KELLEY & CO., They have also a proportionate interest in the profits The UNION PACIFIC RAILROAD CO. receivc che;ter, N. Y., and a beautiful communion service by which are distributed in regular dividends to the • - -*'• 'f nfriiVi' f'*M''Yi^'r' *'" ' ^ -• •.• two passengers for twenty-three cents each. Shareholders. , I « S I.—A Go^rnment Grant of the right of way, Mr. and Mrs. William II. Drew, of Southeast, N. Y. ! Washington Street, to. norwalk, • NO. 30 Vcaey ST., corner of Church St., Large Families, Hotels, Boarding- Houses, Vessels,. " S/IIT irri and all necessary timber and other found Mr. James E. Kelly and Mr. Thomas Drew of the —The Wheeling Intelligencer, the leading &c., save about 25 per. cent, by holding stock in and materials along the line of its operations. same town, have also contributed towards furnishing Republican paper of West Virginia, formal­ The large Brovrn Stone Store on the ASTOR HOUSE urchasing their Teas and Coffees of the People's ly repudiates Senator Van Winkle, and reads Stulual. t J 'U.J* the church. Rev. G. Haulenbeck, of the 2nd M. E. MESSRS. MEEKER & SELLECK are Sole Agents CLOTEII>n G, II-— A GoTerumcnt Gran* of 12,S.OO acres of NEXJTOREife-a him out of the party. • Block, New-York. J. TT.TF «FTAF CT - church, a local preacher of marked ability, will supply for the town of Norwalk, for both the Retail ands -. I/.-R land to the mile, taken in alternate sections on WH TSI. V isU ' —Fifty thousand persons are fed daily in Wholesele Departments, also for the sale of Stock. .YftSfXCXm! each side of its toad. This Is an absolute dona' i to isot» feu wjfot the pulpit the coming year, under the Presiding Elder. EDGAR A. FINNEY, Treasurer. WSEHE MBB8R8? it The Baptist church, under tbe pastorial charge of the down-town restaurants of New York. Teas Retailed Positively at our Ln- . , 8. H. MILLS, President, tion, and will be a source of large revenue in the ; 1 Kev. Joseph Ballard of this town, is in a thriving con­ Many of tliem sleep in stores and offices and future. T»0 • : • take their board in this manner, but vastly '5 Sole Agents for Norwalk, dition. Mr. Ballard is very attentive and successful porting Prices .• ^ of United States so# the greater number is made up of those who 1KEEKEB & SELLECK. s nowl^^'cmple^lnaMKctured of foods se- III.—A Government Grant • NWHTT m*wi t>I LAME among his flock, and much beloved by all. Bowayton live tip-town, and hence only take dinner. lected with ffreat c»re in regwd to quality and style, Tbhty year Bonds, amounting to from SIC,000 to is rapidly filling up and both churches have ample We are now prepared to oft'er to consumers of Teas ; 'TS. : a $48,000 per mile, according to the difficulties to be and Coffees one of the largest and finest stocks ever ant made iip in a mannernot earpasesd by the finest '• tut hun iersi FEII vMvr-YA -TSJICI scope for their labors without jar or collision. We —Fifteen years ago the N. Y. & N. H. R. , surmounted on the various sections to be built. exhibited in this market, and at prices from SO to TS per WORK .1 w «TT SA-TFT *4 »• believe a harmonious feeling prevails between the two R. had only 15 locomotives, 25 passenger ccnt. lower than are usually paid for the same quali­ CLOAK MAKING. CUSTOM -S1,^ 4I5^UIS MMIWAM SMT The Government takes a second mortgage as se­ 1 cars, and 100 freight cars. Now the road denominations. ties. We have opened an elegant Warehouse at No. curity and it is expected that not only the interest KHAPP& BKXIIMAN , ,-r \ - V* requires 50 locomotives, 100 passenger cars, 30 Vesev Street corner of Church St., expresly to ac­ Having received the. SPRING STYLES for Sacqucp, V . No less than three groceries areTow doing business- commodate the people, and are retailing our goods at ! WAW susxa , but the principal amount may be paid in services beJow the Railroad, all professedly on temperance and 400 to 500 freight cars. A rapid increase &c., • ' W»f 'vsv&wi siittiwaiSer igifttWEF. of business for that road in fifteen years. Wholesale prices. '--flW-f SJ rendered by the Company in transporting troops, Jreactali' siiiVosss^a'sjiS i? principles. A blacksmith shop has also been opened Do hot buy yonr Teas and Coffees of Retail grocers j $rmn".m I'.V SS'-- ; actively engaged in the rear apartments of their build­ E3?"Ladies Cloth Sacks very cheap at Sco unadulterated article at its true valne. IV.—A Government Grant ­ We guarantee our stock to be at all times fresh and SPRING. OVERCOATS, sue its FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS, to aid in VIJIS- INATR''"«»RF3-OS«i*R FAB' IU ing, manufacturing cans for putting up berries, toma­ field & Barnuui's. pure, and put up from none but original packages. •SirMACHINE STITCHING,^ toes, and fruits, of various kinds. They are again Entire satisfaction in every respect £ warranted, or SPBIISG .STOCK 'bnilding the road, to the same amount as the U. 1 S. Bonds, issued for the same purpose, and no cultivating a large crop of tomatoes for the purpose of ' SOLD CHEAP AND POOH PAY.—Those who money refunded. . and FINE SEWING, pcrformend in Uieneatest possi­ Prices ranging from #10 to $16. | ]VEstin street, DRESS GOODS AND NOTIONS, canning. buy- the common kinds of adulterated Saler­ ble manner. more. THE GOVEENMENT PEKMITS the Trusteesfor PRICE LIST: . the Mortgage Bondholders to deliver the Bonds to Mr. L. H. Bigelow has commenced in good earnest atus get badly sold, and are paid in yellow " .-x -ytl r". Bennett's. Block, - the Company only as the road is completed, and with his improvement. He erected the frame for a bread, ill health, and nervous debility, OOLONG (black), 60, 70, SO, 90, 81, per lb. best. ? [ &9FEL£TS- GROCERIES, !YS v-r> inn i after has been examined by United States Com T new barn last week, over a substantial cellar. His Pyle's Saleratus is pure and perfectly relia MIXED, (green and black,) 60, TO, 80.90, $1, per lb. it - lBtf T--| JX Main Street, NOrwalk. -;••• • •- V V '.U•'V^'—• V .^mlseioners and pronounccd to be in all respects a new house is to be located nearly opposite the new ble against all those evils. All the best gro­ best YOUNG HYSON, (green) TO, SO, 90, SL^SL.10 51.25 per ( HINA and (BLASS, • first-class Railroad, laid with a heavy T rail, and School House. cers keep Pyle's Saleratus, in pound packa­ lb. best [• ha^'^N- o R W A L CROCKERY, ' * ^ For Sale Cheap. { BUSINESS SUITS, -'y . {'completely supplied with depotB, stations, tnrn- *+ • -3-^ -'.n-i JV S"'/T R,-> ,R"J" Mrs. Annie C. Cannon has built a lattice fence,after ges. IMPERIAL (green) 90, 41, $1.25. ; V •—(•(—A. ENG. BREAKFAST, (black) TO, 80,90, $1, $1.10. $1.25. NE TOP BUGGY, 1 Square Box nice finished ! outs, car-shops, locomotives, cars, Ac. • b*y> !«I7 - the Philadelphia style, in front of her beautiful resi­ Carriage, 1 Single Family Carriage (Coach style), for Spring and Summer wear JUST OPENED. * JAPAN, 90, 81, $1.25 per lb. O J , N.—A Capital STOCK Subscription from the dence. Mr. Fennoyer has also enclosed his place with CROASDALE'S GUNPOWDER, $1.25, Jt.SO perlb. 1 Rockaway and set of Harness. Also two valuable j •; I - hmm sis»a>. GLASS d WOODEN WARS a neat picket fence The residence of Mr Hol THE STANDARD FERTILIZER FOR ALL CROPS. yonng Horses. For particulars enquire at the store of Stockholders, of which over Eight Million Dollars , . G. H. - VA deu has undergone many improvements during the Standard guaranteed by Prof. James C. Booth, . GEORGE O. KEELER & BRO. at §8.35, #», #ia, $14, #ir, #18, FIT have been paid in upon the work, already done, Chemist, U. S. Mint, Philadelphia. Richer in Ammo­ May 19, 1869. ' 2T20 " r*,' S'SIS'-IF R the past year or two. The passer-by cannot fail to and will be increased as the wanis of the Compa­ WINOFF; CUTLERY, nia and Phospohric Acid than any fertilizer in the #90, $99 and » mirk the evidence of tasteful labor. market. Flour! Flour!! Flour!!! ^TEA, DINNER,,. • ny require. Send for the contain­ The "Montgomery House" has been made quite at­ Farmer's Illustrated Almanae COFFEE DEPARTMENT. Y THE LOAD, 3REL, BAG or less quantity, VI.—Net Cash Earnings on its Way Business, w AND LAJ; V IL -«v •/ ing directions and certificates of New England Farm­ at < STOCK'S, South Norwalk. 4 *^'2-' -if * "" tractive through the labors of its worthy proprietor. ers.. B that already amount to more than the interest on ,'HFan -i*.' Besides fitting up the interior sumptuously, he has J WATTSON & CLARK, Manufacturers. We have one ofthe finest Coffee Departments in this TOSSS. ^ the First Mortgage Bonds. These earnings areno country, and always guarantee our customers a good WOOD'S PRIZE MOWER. 1 ;,F PLATED WARE, adorned the grounds with abundant trees, shrub­ ! 185 Water Street, Philadelhpia, Pa. AAii indication of the vast through traffic that must fol VI < , Apply to THEODORE FITCH, article. HIS MOWER matched agaidSit the world, has j. .»»"ui« J® ­ bery and flowers, and is evidently sparing no pains to i .':t .' '..'y Agent for Norwalk and vicinity. As the profits on Coffees issmall , we cannotpromise T come off victorious. The great trial at the PABIS low the-opening of the Pacific^ but they certainly "make this resort one of the most popular along the our customers>mers as__ great a saving„ as we can in Teas, yet EXPOSITION, has demonstrated, that, manufactured by j DRESS SUITS, ' '' ~ ANALYSIS : we intend toto give themthem all" advantage" possible" ' , and sell prove that • GENERAL HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS, with the purchase of fertilizers, by increasing its home NORWALK AND VICINITY, NORWALK, CONN. you want good FAMILY FLOUR, go to Seely's Hall came near being destroyed by fire on production of manure: The cash returns of 1SG1 show LADIES AND GENTS' Princljial is payable in gold at maturity. At thSpres- T'W 'If -1 dh -I ''ILW-.I F KNAPP * DICT Sunday morning week; canse, a box of Chemicals be­ ;ow poor the 60 acres were before using the Phoshate. VESTS ent rate of gold, these bonds pay an annual INCOMEoh To the last cash account of 1865, and to the valnc of Our TEAS and COFFEES may be bought of them at their coat of nearly ~ ; ' ' til longing to the Pilgrim Exhibition. The flames were the number of eons, should be added the VERY large the same prices at which they are sold at our Ware­ .• J- •WAAURATT*# JLMJ fortunately discovered in by one of the increase of fodder and manure, and the greatly in- house, New York, put up in packages of one pound CONFECTIONERY, ICE CBEAM, NEARLY NINE PER GENT., I time village F yon want a nice CHILD'S CHARSIAOE and watchmen Chas. Alphonse, who immedialy gave the creafed fertility of the soU. and upwards, by ourselves. AND IT IS BELIEVED THAT THEY WILL SOON 1S61. 1862. 1863. 1864. 1S65. Consumers may rely upon getting a superior article I WAGON, at manufacturer'sr'g prices, go to alarm, and his brolKer John and Mr. Seely at some Net cash, 8139.13 $235.23 $512.75 $843.45 $1129.37 at onr lowest cash prices by buying their ; • A2?D BE AT A PREMIUM. KNAPP * DICKERXAN'S. risk went in threw the box out and extinguished the No. of COWB, 2 4 7 10 13 The Company reserve the right to advance the prjee 1 , ' Continually on hand a large assortmentof flames. And this year I have increased the number oS cows of their bonds'to a rate above par at an; time, and to 17, but I cannot give you the returns of the crops, Teas and Coffees will not fill any orders or receive any snbacriptiaBs on "-i- FANCY AND STAPLB s of ffhework of enlarging the canal is progressing. as I have not yet threshed the grain. WJ-.d : s rrt.i DINING SALOON! ' . .iTSS-t 1 i i}s ? '> v. f R a fall assortment of DOMESTICS, go to r£r About-one hundred and fifty thousand cubic feet of ' Truly Yours, JAMES C. BOOTH. which the money has not been actaally paidattke KNAPP ft DICKERMAN'S. p ', OF ; " Company's office before the time of (nek advance. F earth has to be removed. It is supposed that it will &TH.L AHEAD—MAKHED DIFFEBENOE IS FAVOK OP IT take till about the latter end of next summer to com­ TI1KOUFIIOUT TOE WHOLE SEASON. , GAZETTE BUILDING, ^ OIL CLOTH CLOTHING, Parties subscribing will remit the par value of the bonds and the accrued Interest in currency at the rate plete the job. AIXENTOWT.-, N. J., Jan. 19th, 1867. MESSRS. RICHARD! & DAKE, R«FS*J3SI*E^;S ' yon wish to see a choice assortment at PRINTS, Mr. George F. Nesbitt, the well known New York MESSRS. B. B. CEOASDAI.E & Co.,—GentsIn answer WHITE D UCK PANTS for Mason's weyr, of six per cent per annum, from the date on which goto KNAPP & DICKERMAN'S. printer, is erecting a splendid residence on the snm- to your inpniry as to what your Supet-Phosphate has the last coupon was paid. Subscriptions wfll be re­ done for me, I would say that I used it upon my wheat SOUTH NORWALK. mit of Strawberry Hill. Confectionery ceived in NORWALK, by DRY GOODS, crop in order to test the value of it as compared with CHEAP WORKING PANTS, -- The W. E. Dann has sold out the livery establishment Baugh's and Phillips'. I used the same quantity per Manufactured for the Wliolesale and Retail Trade. NATIONAL BANK 01 NORWALK, R-'R'' i Ji TV OR a line Une of DRKSS GOODS,Including a' acre at the same time in the same manner The ft''* U it'-'W.- , choice selection of MOURNING GOODS,.go to .recently purchased by liim from Selleck Seeley, to ~ and . We solicit a fair trial from all who are interested in and in New York * •-HFTT .-••-vVe . -T;V R» ^>..11 • ."V;>SS^S difference in favor of yours was marked throughout the procuring first class Teas at economical rates. All teas And a largo and very choice variety kept constantly • & J 1 F KNAPP A DICKjjpMAN'8. . Samuel Brown 1 At tfee Co.'U OFLN) No. 20 Nassau St., HtnifajKB-ik ?•' - "i ^*\it' * C. . season. I wonld give yours the preference, besides, and Coffees put up by us have the Trade Mark of -on hand for the retail trade. f OVERALLS, t •-"FL The laying ofthe rails for the New Canaan Railroad on account of its adaptation to its drill. and by JOHN J. CISCO A SON, Bankers, No. 69 All candies offered for sale are fresh. is now completed from the canal bridge as far as the Yours very truly, GEO. H. VANDERBECK. Wall Street, and by the Company's advertised agents Tlie Great V. S. Tea Warehouse. rF you wish to purchase a nice CARPET, gototo : ^ junction.; . \ • • . . JUMPERS, throughout the United States. . and invite all to call and examine their Btock before .••.. . AI.I.EHTOWN, N. J., Dec. 27th, 1S66. CHOCOLATE CAROMELS •>;:/> v? J a . ^Remittances should be made in drafts or other fundi L b KNAPP * DlCKERHAirS. MESSES. B. B. CEOASDAI.E i2««'5 »"is ,o's 'CI': used the Super-Phosphate, manufactured by Baugh & None others are genuine. CALICO SHIRTS, dc., &e, dx. •1*:. at par in Sew York, and the Bonds will be sent free of T ' BRIDGEPORT. Sons, and Moro Phillips; and for the past two years AL&rge aeaortment of M ;S charge by return express. Parties subscribing through purchasing elsewhere. The Steel Company have commenced the erection of have used none but yours, being satisfied it was fully Pure. Molasses Candy, fUST received a large Invoice of PARASOLS of all the local agents, will look to them for their safe delivery. thdr factory, on the point; at East Bridgeport The . as good, at least, as others. Messrs. RICHARD & DAKE, have their office at the I Styles and Prices. Also agoodstook of NOTIONS, Truly yours, ABEL CAFFERTY. foot of Washington St., Sontli Norwalk; and all or­ Fresh every (toy. , , •. A PAMPHLET and MAP FOR 1S$S has just been iv-y*} H JPEFUMERY, HOOP SKIRTS, CORSETS, AC. factory is to be 100x185 feet. An office onPierpont ders either in person or by letter will meet with prompt DOOR MATS, "I'VJ pnblishedbythe Company, giving fuller information -I street, corner of East Main, is also being built by the attention. Ice Cream Candy : , ; STL. •; •> Li than is possible in an advertisement, respecting the :V * company. The ore is obtained from Sline Hill, a few JJYRESH GROUND KYEJFTOLJIL, Cacoanat Paste, " •>. South Norwalk N. B.—To getters np of clubs we send a complimen­ Progress of the Work, the Resources of the Country PN fact if you want anything in your family that is miles above New Milford, and is to be brought down COMSTOCK'S, . Of all styles and prices. tary package with every order amounting to £25. Barlcy Cocoannt, .• traversed by the Road, the Means for Construction, NO TROITBliE TO SHOW GOODS. L good anacbeap you can And It at to this factory in ingots. GOOD' PIANO for sale or to rent, cheap. Japanese Coooannt, and the value of the Bonds, which will be sent free on Alexander Leverty has just patented an improve­ A Apply at L. WEED'S Jewelry Store, RICHARDS & DAKE. Frnlt, Nuts, and tf 17 Gazette Bnilding. application at the Company's offices, or to any of the .; ,'R-' v:- r.fj-jv.-r-;)' KNAPP &DICKEEMAN'S, 0: ment in running cornices. advertised agents. At the auction sale of lots at Pembroke .Lake, Mon­ Havana Cigars, ; JOHN J. CISCO, Treasurer, SOUTH NOBVALK ,-ZA- day, the sales amounted to about $14,80S, there being , , ' Constantly on hand. • May SS, 1868. [3m231 NEW YORK. • .:•£ in all, fifty-four lots sold at prices varying from 2,Y One word in regard to our Prices. •i. K . • cents to S.ccnts per square foot -ha?£&,•- "Hi JI.SL PHILADELPHIA ICE CREAM, «r,i V-U.^SVTS Manufactured for the saloon, and also, for Families I - Onr connection with the Arm of EA.#, nisiWifM -i' DANBURY. • and Parties. iiu&'iii T.} * The town meeting on last Saturday, called by those { COMSTOCK, ROGERS & • CO., OYSTER ICE CREAM, informs, • IMPORTANT TO "ALL! ,_ 4SW!SRISF ?•''•.OS . dissatisfied with the action of the town officers, in NEOPOLITAN ICE, -: Manufacturers and wholesale dealers in securing a farm for the poor of the town, was an ex­ WATER ICES, ^ AND citing one. The object of the meeting was to rescind CHARLOTTE DE RUSSE, READY-MADE CLOTHING, NEVER UNDERSOLD. unr the vote appropriating $15,000 for the purchase of a WALL PAPER' , BLANC MANGE, DBY GOODS, town farm, and the erection of suitable buildings • X.-.i ; V BISQ'UE GLAS'E, enables us to compete successfully with large houses in New York, and certainly gives us the advantage thereon. The vote finally given was a close one, but • JELLIES, AC, SALOON TKJ' decided for the liberalise. Not content to abide by MADE TO ORDER. over tountry dealers. And more, we are determined the result, the opposition have called another meeting -.RAVI'S -si;!. ii1 i. K<4 :#sii ;fi.' ; 'or next Monday, and will marshal their forces for a QD t2j 25,000 Fine Cigars, always on hand and for sale at SCOFIELD&BARNUM Wholesale prices. MAIN STREET. .;!£ J, ' .;OI strong fight. -2tf '&'n" jnly be obtained from his agents, and- that '•> ~ \ -".vX ,V r:r , OYSTERS, ill every style. le lias no connection with the branch Cigar and every garment wfiich goes from onr establishment Store at South Norwalk. West Wing of the Gazette Building, CHEAP we warrant to be as low as can be banght anywhere. The Largest assortment of Home-made Pies, V OF o E2P1500 yds. new prints at is. per yard, o . Sl-si f:x Apple, ^ * Mince, ust received at Scofield & Barnum's. BOOT AND Wltha complete assortment of > WW?- Cocoannt, " ' Lemon.| OIL CLOTHS, ' ^ T'»-' )• -">• £2pWe would call especial attention to o .tti' / he fine AMERICAN ORGAN; manufactured by OJ&.SL3E3* - QD Cup, Sponge, •LD. &H. W. Smith, Boston, Mass., con- NSW PATTERNS i HS-3\ , aining two banks of keys and fourteen stops Pound, Cocoannt, IS'*.. .. . ' • :«y-: Onehradredc^fesjnsi'rcceivedforthe DRY GOODS, vhicli was used at the musical' convention, ReadyHadeClothtag g Crollers, ' Doughnuts, ... ;U o assist in supporting the chorus. At the .VJ •VJ f s •». &nd other varieties. ^ oncerts, the deep SUD bass notes were plain- Spring and Slimmer Trade, In our 'SIIVFSV •-?£> v manifest above the 300 voices in the grand AT EXTREMELY LOW FIGURES, MATTINCUS, zr , JUST RECEIVED, . '><• lalleluja chorus, while in the accompani- BLANC MANGE. lentofthe solo, "He was despised,"the At No. 16 Main "Street, Sowtl* Norwalk* 1 *$0<# ' >uching effects ofthe tremolo, with the soft Fgriliiii ' on hand or made to order. , - »p3, was strikingly exhibited. H. HARVEY wonld call the attention of the in Fairfidd CooKty, can now be fonnd at t21 _ BurlingtonSentinel. . one .A'• -Ci. : ; C• public to of the best selected assortments will always be found on hand a large and varied as­ .'J' '.IT OITJ I, of Boots and Shoes ever offered, and at , *!SS' CHOICE CONFECTIONERY, ' IX£ , • - * MAY 25th, 1868. ' sortment, consisting in part of .'ID.* FCI" '£h't *'.«.<* R*. ? }• -FT" FVP:TI -T) A GREAT OFFER.—Ilorace Waters & Co., constantly on hand. PRICES THAT DEFY ALL COMPETITION. — ; 't'> »- •' Jo. 481 Broadway, N. Y., will dispose of # HOSIERY, •• r*\r • • O R L-J: :'-y - fteen new and ten second-hand Pianos, Me- satis 1 f jt.H .IFISRA f' ANOTHER LOT OF THOSE s, i.'j xleons, and Organs, of five first-class ma- Take notke: these goods must be sold. . WEDDINGS AND PARTIES •so v*r- 1'.* f en, and take from, $5 to ,$15 monthy until GLOVES, lyca J. • : ;EM FEA £(«C^H&. ;&00&4» • aid. This offer will be continued for a few II. Id. & J. T. Prowitt. ' Any one person can obtain a pair of Boots, by furn­ ' " famished with . T.'" \ ays, owing to the large number of Pianos .. ishing a club for 20 pair. HANDKERCHIEFS, y'X.h;: •*' f" f \ 'J; ; .IA' " » . • . 'h : 2 turned the 1st of May. Also fifty tmw and .Ice Cream, Jellies, Cake, •" T ';J3 5W'C;::4.; ££^.: ';I£" > 3Cond-hand instruments for rent, and rent i'lMsUhfi ha* .8K0* ~ -V-LI* I;- and other Refreshments, at short notice, and at low i .. ¥ 2 * ' 11-4 QljriIiTS, Any one person can obtain a pair of Gaiters, by fur- ? : -v,.t r l ii ilowed if purchased, or for sale at bargains SHIRTS, DRESS GOODS in all the leading styles. rates. >r cash, 2t21 uishing a club for 20 pair. i.V; ZIU? . Home-made Pies and Cake made a speciality^Vfj LADIES' SACQUES,.'; ^ ^ SUSPENDERS, i',tr£. • <#. '.&£ K- r !'•<> My goods are offered at The patronage of the Public is respectfully solicited " " " V ' £\ Any one person can obtain a pair of Shoes, by fur­ • THAT IRON IS VALUABLE AS A MEDICINE , as long been known, but it is only since the nishing a club for 20 pair. ! I ;i " 'sap-**by* -R"' :&£sMXS- • I': 1. H. CAMPBELL. reparation of it in the particular form of 8^ARF8' m ••• eruvian Syrup was discovered that its full .'V Any one person can obtain a pair of Slippers, by ower over disease has been brought to light, ; urnishing a club for 20 pair. . ; ' : * - . V*" B0WS V'' 'te: ••• y* s effect in cases of dyspepsia and debility Bargains in < i.WpU-jS" bm. Wonld fiiform his friends that he has opened a new if •''-m>r»I most salutary. Particular attention paid to orders. Look at prices: MR 17Wai PriceB lower than before tie War. J i .i; LAGER BEER SALOON, ^5:^^CLOTHS ;•:? I-Jbos Spring Trade. Light Gents Fine French Calf Boots, (made to PRINTS at the lowest Uew York prices; a ; I 'They made her a grave too cold and' damp in Phoenix Block, where he will keep a good supply i'V .i'v-'-.fsi.I •• order,) JSS.00 fall line. ' .KI 4 of New York Lager Beer, of the best quality, con­ ...... For a soul so honest and true." Gents Fine French Calf Footed Boots, ...... 6;00 COLLARS, ' FIR •'% ,Ty.: M-.RT. a-.'.A .• p :'''L'.t-'t:: " stantly on hand. For sale by tbe glass, gallon or bar­ F TYFEI6 |3?~If they had been wise, the dire neces- GLOVES, GENTS FINE GAITERS, * 6.00 F-'C 1 } jtWclllrf rel. 3ML8 R ty of opening the grave fotv one so lovely GENIS FINE SHOES, BEST, 5.00 w a LINEN CUFFS, B- :i-r^t0s( -{i$' ight lmvB been' averted. Plantation Bit- COATS, FHOITI 96 to $20. rs; if timely used, are sure to rescue the ALL GOODS SOLD EQNALLY LOW IN PROPORTION; * A FINE AS­ .'•ifS-S; SEGARS -' SEGABS!! SHIRT BOSOMS, 4 Ik& 'Ui tMi&ii. I'4i:t.'-•'iK" " ' " )ung and lovely, the middle-aged, and the SORTMENT OF GENTS BALL SHOES. REMEMBEY AA AAA OF fine quality of Segars for sale { • ., .; ^-V'"W; ling, from confirmed sickness. Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, / • ' I'.'J IUUjUUU by E. BLACKMAN, at the lowest AND •3 Almost all diseases have their beginning market price Wall St., Snd Door east of New Bank No, 16 Main Street, I L J ALEXANDRE ...FR t, ze," Building. some slight difficulty of the Stomach which | v •• Jiv? •)b ould eventuate in Dyspepsia, Headache, Sontb Norwalk, : j- '• ;& BAJO U KIDS. PAISLEY, BROCHA and BERLIN WOOL PANTS, FHOJlVUlf to $10.00, iver Complaints, Night Sweats, Consump- SHAWLS; very nice assortment. , -.STMIIpH . .. m, Death. Plantation Bitters will prevent . HOSIERY ,. V5 Formerly known "as the store of G. H. Sutton, one ese premonitory symptoms, and keep the R/ V*? U door from D'Artols confectionery. UA,X'-^ ' F. .;••••• ood pure and the health good. • Mi While they inyigomte the system, they en- C. H. HARVEY; 6ml5 : ren the mind. • Carpeting, 25 BATS, J, r&mtsy » „.. T •»\f O^.SSZnCE3Z%.Z3fi(^r^ KI;: VESTS, FHOM 91.50 to $5.00. » CHESTS of Flue Bran Is of Tea just received MAGNOLIA WATER.—A delightful toilet ar- 25 at HEELER * BRO. CAPS, V „ Call and examine my stock gentlemen, and supply :le—superior to Cologne, and at half the i J.-'-' • ice. 3t22 Also a fine aseortmefit of v ' V •*" < ^ i ..Oil Cloths, j UMBRELLAS,' :--'r v».|-. ; I' ; •S-.-frax.. Safety consists not LP escapp, "I-L. ' SUN UMBRELLAS and PARASOLS; the V best assortment and cheapest in town. From dangers offrightfblshjpp-? ." '' SUMMER DRESS "WOODS, ~::7, TRUNKS, " _ vonrself with the BEST and * Earthquakes may tremble 'neath yonr feet, LAMBERT & BUNNELL,, !••••TSA>S« \ : Yet you may die from what you cat; . ' F | ••!89XIU."iC..& '^61 ' IAISPE^L^P. •.««* •' ' 'i-iVi H'% ' - ' :• Lightnings may flash around your head, : TRAVELLING BAGS, ^ I Architects and Building Superlu- -OT<3$ .R.'-PWE..:. Yet you find death froin eating bread. Matting^ . ORGANDIE MUSLINS, - -tM,•"**&• | _ tendents, Ws\ i '• V-;-- • V ; Herrick Allen's Gold Medal Saleratus 1 AND SATCHELS. ' sssii T-A: - ' : ^ 275 Main Street, Bridgeport, Conn. ikea not only the nicest, most palatable V- .' '• \ ^!. '!• if Cheapest Clotblny, ;'>4 V- ' WHITE MARSAILES, !NESS, GRAYNESS, AND OTHER IMPA­ R * 'H ; im'moS. Come in and locgi^^titoHED and EDIFICES, STREET FRONTS, Town and Country RESIDENCES, Factories, small COTTAGES, Ac., CTIONS ofthe Hair will be regarded as in- UNBLEACflSD shilling ; , _ „ susahle after a trial of Mrs. ST A. ALLEN s : (plain and figured,) V v \. „ 5 now in this market also, of CARRIAGE HOUSES, GATEWAYS, VER­ deceived direct from Aualion and the'mannfactory, a '0R^C>HiU3REti TEgTHlKcf : ANDAHS, and other Architectural Erections and Im­ • w style) HAIR RESTORER or DRESSING, {in n. provements built from our designs in Bridgeport and if tot $at- A » bottle.) Every Druggist sells it. -Price SE A-S1DE POPLINS, T mk ; m• & elsewhere, during the past twelve years. Out of town • ?- ,' . ;M^RSH - ie Dollar. '4121 very large and well selected stock of all kinds of The Great Quieting Remedy for Children. bnslhes8' attended to as nsual, by visiting or correg- 0UH poudiug with persons interested. tf!3 ,^.ugwwaiijg»g*! V'-' —•—-— h., Contains NO MORPHINE OR POISON- • A PASIC . DIJS DRUG; sure to Regulate the Bowels; goods in the Carpet line, all of which will be sold at Great Kediictioii in Pric old paralyze the world of fashion if it were T: < SG »llays all Pain; corrects Acidity of the Trnnk & Leather Bag DepaHinent IJIIINSI J- TURK, ? Proclaimed Everywlicre FRENCH CAMBRIC, , ''-.f G^, j. 'C&A " OLD AND SILVER WATCHES, JEWELRY, W HOOSEAB 4 AMts;: fy 'i - • r - . •-.-••• Solid Silver and Plated. Ware, Pocket Knives, t henceforth no lady or gentleman could change 3tomach; makes sick and weak children will be found one of the largest in town, and priceB . ... G the lowest market prlce3 for cash. ' '< ,J .i'j: Razors, Scissors, &c. Hard times affect the sale of color of theVr hair with safety. Yet such would JTRONG and HEAMJJY; cures Wind .Colic, these articles more than, any other, and we now buy guaranteed to be as low, if not lower than'can be •I i/ii&t oii!^ ».««»«9ga JM-tttiKrWJcO ai CCtlfHIi ,O!FX • \ the ; and will sell for cash, aaJow as was sold before the .FT : 'V ^.;,V « GIN.GHAMS, &0. Sriping, -Inflammation of the Bowels, and Hotfa*fkv strict attention to busine^. lo war. - K. BLACKMAN. v " Dreadful Dilemma ill complaints arising from the effects of bought elsewhere. J merm aronfinuation of the patronage Id 'Wall St, 2d Door East of New Dank Buldlng. ,oth sexes, if that genial, balsamic, poisonless, and - NOBWALK. . * -. • Carpets made and put dowii,. Teething. Call for Mother Bailey's Quieting generonal* botowed up ns in the put, we rless preparation, i All goods marked plain figures and no deviatlon §10 Reward. | NO. 2, GAZETTE BUILDING^ ~ R-Y - in , ' remain t •• j^ummxsxM- •'••• 1 1 R- .V^V: yM it' - •' •. Syrup, and take no other, and you are safe. EPEATED Instances of wanton cutting and gird­ \ ' J - 'v ORISTADORO'8 H^IR DYE : AT !•' •: -<4kmrn { ft? Sold by Druggists and all dealers in Med- In prices. » '' " ~' ' , v ••/twwx'.Wva -a R ling of TreeB upon the Amphitheatre properly; •e stricken off the roll of toilet luxuries. No dan- desired V lso entung the bridge leading thereto, and the mak­ i- V4WI!&-TOFRTI # T&M&ISIR VV:SSJT' V . . A "••••' ,. WHEN . ' - ' _ • r,f • ing and stealing of fence boards, having occurred, this of that, however. It is not for a day, but for all 'cine. .-jm .~4 §1'*|iiill OS tfwi »w MHrti? 'JjiJrt «ii»! Tl ... -IT'; ,*•'«)?:»•.•>«'.. 'i . . tttl IS*/"* IF S i'.v is to give notice that tbe above reward will be paid for by 1' ^Comstock Brothers, • »;R?- • . • ' n e. Manufactured J. CHRISTADORO, 68 Mai- AA -I •V'-VRTI-'' « ^ A. RIGHARDS, New London, Conn,, ; J, ; SL9 * >;SI« 4|: ' i' ' . "rl " '•! j.'?*; information that will lead to tbe conviction of any per- r; ' line, New York. Sold by all Druggists, Ap- C. 3. GROMAN. O. Ives' SCOFIELD & BAEirtm. I rngmt-oa -A a aon committing such trespass and injury upon aoy of atyallHtlrPreiiere. Agent for the United Statei. ^ ! •• South Norwalk, Conn. uid property. A. B. BYENGTON. Norwalk, C«m. r - NEW BOOMS! For tke Spring of 1868. New York Advertisements. CONVEYANCES. Something new ftom NEW FUBNlttBI !| 1945. & 1868. City Baggage Express. ^ W. F. H. .NASH & BRO'S. ^HITKET & RECK. WITH, HE subscriber having dissolved partnershii with Notice! Notice! Mr. A. H. Qibbs will hereafter run an tress >; v The new Else, fhe TWagon to and from the Railroad trains and Steamboat. E. qUINTARD St SONS, • _ GABS IMPERIAL, OARPSTIXOS. Baggage or Packages called for and delivered to any lart of the town. Orders left on the Slate st the Post AVE removed to their new rooms in the Post of­ Tuesday, June 2,1868. FASHIONABLE SPRING IMPORTATIONS. . _lce will receive his personal and prompt attention. fice Building, (entrance one door west of thair Pnbllc patronage is respectfully solicited. oldH store) where they have a very large assortment of S. SMITH'S SOW, . ... . ALFRED ALLEN. THE STYLE, Over the Blver. . Kt^-. -JVX) • for the coming season* Call and examine specimens1. . (Successors to 8. Smith & Son,) Fnrnltnre of every description, _ Norwalk Horse Railway. ^ bt o. j. Doronrv.-J JJ' f'1 / A (Do-Partnership PICTURE FRAMES. 492 Crand Street, N. Y. 1S68 SUMMER Akeangeme.NT. 1889. - At greatly reduced pricoa. ; i TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT, A- '"-' in the field and ready for business. ' ,-iV ^ 's.l-i •>* '• \ We are constantly receiving the newest styles of Pic­ VV sre constantly receiving, per steamers, all the ture Frames of aU kinds. Oral and Square, Carved. and most desirable patterns (including all Leave Norwalk. So. Norwalk. UNDERTAKING, eat me down in the evening light, Is this day formed In the name and tnder the firm of QUt, Black Walnnt ana Bosewood. We hold our­ TT latest *t,K" And on dreamy wing, took joyous flight Greenbacks no longer at a discount, selves In readiness to frame any Picture at short no­ private patterns) of John Crossley & Sons and other 5 40 A. M. New York. 6 00 A. M. • • NEAR THE DEPOT, .fl. celebrated English makers, consisting of Medallion and 6 22 N. Y. & N. H. 6 45 " To'ward the city ftir that's out of eight ; tice. Particular attention given to framing Raised Bordered Velvets, Body and Tapestry Brussels, Lowell - in all its branch**. Goods at Spacle Prices. Work, Flowers, Shells or Mosses, &c. 7 26 New York. T 48 " Qyer the river. STEAM and GAS FITTERS. and Hartford Extra Three Ply and Ingrain Carpeting, 8 05 No Train. 8 20 " F. H. NASH & BO'S, ; , Bigelow Body Brussels, at factory prices. 8 38 New Haven. 9 00 " I saw the shores of the heaveqly land, Eagliah and American Oil Clotli* 9 00 No Train. 9 21 " FURNITURE ! FURNITURE!! SOUTH: NORWALK, CONN. ^ [« V A I. 9 44 " I heard the songs of the blood-washed band, Rugs, Mats, Mattings, Latest Style Stair Rods. Gilt 9 24 New Haven Ex. AT TQI and Holland Window Shades made, hemmed and put 10 02 No Train, 10 20 " Furniture Warehouse, And drank of the music strong and grand, who have enlarged and improved the old stand of P. np, &c., all of which we offerfat Importers and Manu­ 10 40 No Train. 11 00 •" Over the river. H. Nash, and will continue io do the same business as facturers prices. Carpets by the piece at Jobbers' 10 50 New York Ex. 11 10 " Near the upper end of Main St. keeps constantly on hand, the The Union Marble Works prices. Parties contemplating refurnishing can save 11 40 No Train. 12 00 M. HE subscriber has the largest assortment of No Train. 12 20 P. M. Householdj Furniture in• this County, consisting • I saw the shining towers bright, ^ heretofore with the addition of BATH TUBS, money by giving ns a call, as we receive our goods di­ 12 00 M. T NORWALK, CONN., rect from the different factories in large quantities, 12 58 P. M. New York. 1 18 " of Chamber suits of all kinds, Bureaus, Sofas, Loung­ ® *fWhere angels sing in eternal light % ." " KLEIN SL PLAUT, thereby saving the different profits which we give to 1 11 " New Haven. 1 35 " es, Tete-a-Tetes, Card Tables, Marble-top Pier Tables, The songs of perfect pare delight, LATEST and most FASHIONABLE STYLUS of COPPER BOILERS, I ( l ^ f \ the buyer, and eveiy leading style of carpeting can be 1 35 " New Haven Ex. 2 00 " Center Tables, Extension Tables, Chairs and Rockers Over the river. niG leave to thank the citizens of Norwalk and . , i JS, >'. v« if /• found In our establishment. Measures taken and car­ 2 00 " No Train. 2 20 " of all varieties, JJ vicinity for the liberal patronage they have given WATER CLOSETS, :—-- •"'vv*« 1,4 »«•« vi uic ucvv unua viuiu" pets, &c., laid in a superior manner. All the differ­ 2 20 " No Train. 2 35 " Looking Glaaaea, Picture Frames, them, and take the liberty to invite the purchasing ent horse cars transfer to our store. 2 52 . " New York Ex. 3 12 " I stood on the banks of the river grand, CROCKERY, CHINA, tag. The enbscriber, fonnerly of the Ann of E. Price and everything else in the Furniture line, cheap for community to call and examine the stock of CLOTHS, . 9b Son, Is now prepared to tarnish every kind of S. SMITH'S SONS, 3 05 " New York. 3 25 " Rolling still as time through a flower decked land HYDRANTS, No. 492 Grand Street, N. Y. 3 45 " No Train. 4 OS " Cash. Repairing promptly done by experienced work­ SPRING AND SUMMER GOODS II. SMITH, 18 tt CIIAIILES E. KMITII. 4 03 " No Train. 4 JO " men. '• 'i. Breaking crystal waters in the golden sand, CASSIMFRES, Italian and American Marble, 4 20 New Haven Ex. 4 40 " VHBBBTAKIHB, Over the river. >: b (> ii .4 J" i-' STREET WASHERS, GRANITE, DRAB, OR BROWN SIONE, 4 40 •' No Train. 5 00 " which are arriving dafly. We Purchased the same • u\,>. . AND , CEORCE PUSTKUCHEN, A large assortment of Coffins, of the best materials, YE8T1NGS, 5 00 " No Train. 5 19 " constantly on hand. Shrouds, carriages. Hearse, and I saw the white throne shining bright, tinder great advantages and are able to benefit those CAST IRON SINKS, OKTUMBNTS, 5 19 " New York Ex. 5 39 " who trade with ns. Importer and Dealer In everything necessary for the burial of the dead, fur­ The golden streets in heavenly light. ^ 5 32 " New Haven. 5 52 " nished cheaper than can be obtained elsewhere. HATS, . Slabs, Rblet*. Sinks, Ac., se well as Mantles and 5 55 " N. Y. & N. H. 6 IT " S iO'er which there comes no glocttiy nlght, Our prices are low and uniform and no deviation GLASS WARE, BRAS3 AND SILVER PLATED WATER COCKS, Fnrnitnrc Slabs in general, and furnished at the low­ Foreign and Domestic Fruits, 6 IT "" No Train. A new and elegant coach body Hearse, drawn by will be made from the first prices. 6 35 " two horses, has been received. Over the river. est possible prices. 8 35 " No Train 6 5T i • CAPS, No. 252 Washington Street, New York. C 57 " No Train. ELBERT RAYMOND. MARBLE WASH BASINS, Cesoetry Fencing, Iron Baling, &(., 7 IT " , rI passed through groves where the weary rest, T IT " New Haven. 7 37 " GLOVES, furnished and pot np st short notice and on very SWISS, LIMBURG, and HAND CHEESE, DUTCH 7 37 " No Train. 8 00 " FURNITURE! Throngh vales where hearts ar» ne'er distressed and a more c:mplete assortment of favorable terms. HERRINGS, SARDINES and SANDELLS. Salad LIFT AND FORCE PUMPS, 8 00 " No Train. 8 20 " HE enbscriber is now prepared to offer to the pub­ I joined in the songs of the martyrs blessed, Among our stock we have the choicest styles of Representing an estafllishment the oldest and best Oil by the gallon or case. 3ml6 8 20 " No Train. 8 47 " and everything in the line of known of any in.Westere Connecticut, the subscriber 8 '47 " New York Ex. Tlic, at his old stand in Westport, as good an as­ Over the river. GENERAL HOUSE 9 07 " sortment of Dreaa it Cloak TrlmmI*K», B»tton», Ac. ... RANGES, V feels that its reputation for artistic excellence and 9 0T " No Train. 9 29 " honorable dealing is already too well established to Third Avenue Savings Bank. 9 29 " New Haven Ex. 9 49 " CABINET FVBNITVBE Fields clothed with flowers ,that never die, need commendation. Address 9 4# " No Train. This department has received special care and atten­ Gents' Furnishing Goods, FURNISHING GOODS. • Corner of Third Avenue and 26tli St., N. Y. 10 10 as can be fonnd in Fairfield County, and at lower pri­ And trees with fruitful branches high, -• MOx SHEET LEAD, „ , , E. B. PRICE, Agent. EDWIN LOCKWOOD, Pres. ces, FOR CASH, than the same quality of goods can tion. * Norwalk, April 8th,18«3. 32 N orwalk. June 1st, lgss. Are in that land where they never sigh, Present Deposits $5,350,000. be obtained at any other establishment. CISTERN PUMPS, The stock consists in part of Marble Top, Exten­ Over the river. Also, • . We have forwarded ordqp for an extensive sssort Six per cent, interest paid, (free from Government • .BM 1 Tax,) on installments from $1 to $5,000. sion, Dining, Card and Quartette Tables; Bookcases, ment of DANB0RY & NORWALK R. R. Bureaus, Solas, Tete-a-Tete Lounges; Mahogany ana There Angels rest toeath verdant trees, LEAD PIPE, LL deposits made on or before the 20th of Janua­ Cane-scat Chairs; Gilt and Mahogany Frame Looking TRUNKS, ry, April July and October will draw interest And breathe no ill from the spicy breeie, Our line of A Glasses, Ac., Ac. and all materials pertaining to a Practical New York from the first of those months. EXPRESS, Death's fingers there no loved ones seize, .. LEATHER BAGS, CROCKERY, Bakk Opkn daily from 10a.m., to 3 r. m., and Mon­ COFFIN WAREBOOSIS, Oyer fhe river. Plain, Braided, Beaded, Silk, Satin, day, Wednesday and Saturday Evenings, from 6 to In connection with the Soldiers' Business, Messenger Where may be fonnd a full assortment of Coffins, .0M±: . • \ :«i Plumbing Establishment constantly on hand. HARDWARE. 8. p. m. and Dispatch Company. General Office. which will be furnished in the best possible manner, UMBRELLAS, &C. direct from the Manufacturers of Europe which will SPENCER K. GREEN, President. and at short notice, A Hearse will be furnished wh X3 Im Proprietary MeOtterington and All styles of Trunks, New designs of the Unique, Useful arm'Popular PIRRESTO^P STATIONERY! STATIONERY!! Casloft At the same meeting he ran seconif to Sligo READ'S CONICAL PLOW. Folding Tops and Cabinet Cases, peculiar to the Ma­ the matter. Blank Pooks, Writing Paper, Envelopes. Slates, for the constitution stakes of twenty guineas each, chines manufactured by this Company, have been pre­ Mr. Stevens moved an indefinite postpone­ Traveling Baga and Satchels, pared for inclosing the new Machine. These are got­ 5 5u P. M.j stopping at all stations, ment Pens, Ink, Pencils &c., in large variety. ten up in every variety of wood, snch as Biack Wa'nut, 6 12 P. M., stopping at all stations, Sykes'e Lyon's Stump and Eock Digger Mahognany, ltosewood, and the like, and from the 7 40 P. M., stopping at all stations. Senator Bugbee spoke earnestly against We solicit attention to the following articles of our Prime Minister. ~ Next day he won £70 at two trials, Portable Writing Desks, consolidation. We did not want a New and you will wear no otber. Tbey are the for all ages, three miles, beating Navigator, Mannella, plainest to the most elaborate pattern and flDish—the 9 49 P. M-, Express, stopping at Bridgeport only. own manufacture. They are prepared with great BAUGH'S Raw Bone Super-Phosphate of Lime, a machines themselves being more or less highly orna­ Leave New Haven for Norwalk, York Central road nor railroad kings to crip­ care from the best and pnrest material, will be found and Mr. Brady's b. I, by Diamond; this was easily Portfolios of the best quality, splendid article, together with a fall supply of Hard­ mented to correspond with the Tables or Cabinets for ple Connecticut interests. of uniform strength, free from impurities of any kind won. At York August meeting, Catton won the King's ware, Agricultural Implements, Iron SB Steel, Window which they are intended. at 2.15 Ex., 5.30, 8.30, 9.B5, A. M.: 12.00, M.; 2.05 Ex., and warranted inferior to none in the market; Purse of one hundred guineas, four miles, beating Grass, Paints, Oils, &c. W. C. STREET. 4.30 Ex., 5.00, 6.10, 8.00 Ex., P. M. Mr. Street said that besides the stock­ Best made and Best Fitting Corset Otterington and Knight Errant. At Doncaster he won * Portmonaies and Money Bags, But a faint idea, however, can at best be conveyed Ess. Peppermint, Ext. Vanilla, a sweepstakes of fifty guineas each, (six subscribers), through the medium of an advertisement of this Par­ Trains connecting with Danbury <£• Norwalk Railroad. holders, the traveling public of the state have " Lemon, " Lemon, agon of Family Machines, and we therefore urge every an interest in the matter, and object to an in­ beating Algernon. Next dav he won the £100 purse, Stereoscopic Glasses and Views person in quest of a Sewing Machine, by ail means to leave New York at 7.00 and 9.00 A. M.; 13.15 and 4.30 fnoneBojfte in the Market. •' Wintergreen, " Bitter Almonds, at two heats, two miles, beating Plowboy. Mr. Gar- P. M. Leave New Haven, crease of the stock when the company are " Cinnamon, " Peach, forth's b. t by Sancho, Lord Belhaven's b. c. by examine and test, if they can possibly do so, all the Hot Drops, " Celery, leading rival machines before making a purchase. A at 6.30 and 9. 55 A. M.; 12.00 M. and 5.00 P. M. will quickly restore Gray Hair already authorized to issue bonds for all the ter Robert, and Diabolus. This was easily won. In Photograph, Playing and Visiting Cards; Syrup Ipecac, " Ginger. the York spring meetiifg, 1814, Catton ran second to selection can then be made understanding^. Sec large bill of advertisement at the Station Honses to its natural color and beauty, money they need, and that the bonds can be •' Squills, " Rose, Cannon Ball lor the constitution stakes, of twenty Branches, or agencies, for supplying the "Singer" and Hotels. placed at par at 6 per cent, and that if stock Hive Syrup, " Nutmeg, ulness each, for all ages, one mile and a quarter, Chessmen, Chequers and Dominoes, Machines will be found in nearly every city and town Snpt's Office, 4th Ave. and 27th St., New York. and produce luxuriant growth. It is Paregoric Eiixcr, " Apple, <* eating Mr. Vernon's b. c. Newcastle, Catherine ana throughout the civilized world, where machines will Ass'tSupt's Office! Station House, New Haven. be issued the public will be expected to pay " Pear, ANBURY & NORWALK R. K. those who have a fine head of hair, ried to surplus account .' ' buy your Jv . v or gallon, or by the dozen in box, assorted. beating Agnes Sorrel, Labo, After the dead heat, Games and Puzzles in great variety, Tlie Singer Ulannfiicturiii; Company, Mr. Andrews .thought they had acted with Uhle Bros. Chemical Blue, for.blueing clothes is Catton walked over. In the York August meeting he No. 458 BROADWAY, N. Y. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. . as well as those who wish to restore duplicity; he favored reAltisidora and Viscount. He al­ FLOWERS, SHELLS and MOSSES Pyle's Saleratus T will, siock and fixtures of his well known LI V- dian Angel, by O. W. Holmes; Queer LittleKople, by of school fund, accepted and order giving so won one of the great subscription purses of .£277, LAZARUS Sc MoltRIS, Hartford, Ct., EKY STABLE. His stock consists of 14 Horses, one Harriet Beedier Stowe; Pimples, Frosted and Sweaty Feet, 10s, beating Altisidora. At Doncaster he won the Framed in any style of Frame. new Brett, four Hacks, nine Top Baggies, Harnesses, of Widow Bedott (196 to district was tabled for printing. gold cup, value, 100 guineas and upwards, beating Ev­ Is Acknowledged the Best in Use," Trappings, and all the fixtures usually found in a first G. Austin; Waverl Mr. Wheeler was excused from serving on Chilblains, Woims in the Skin, erlasting, MarcUana, Fulibrd, Legacy and Fugleman. ' class Stable. The business is in a flourishing condi­ Oliver Optic's New Works;. Prescott'e Historical committee on cities and boroughs. Mr. Lo­ He also won the Doncaster stakes of thirty guineas, Are the only ones that preserve and assist the Always put up in pound packages, tion, the stand being the oldest in Norwalk, and the Works. ifli[nitrated; ' Shir_ a, •by the author of Omi; 1 Chapped Hands and Lips, with 20 guineas added, (thirteen subscribers/beating eye sight , reason for selling is the poor health of the Proprietor. Cometh up as— a Flower; Itaaymi— lond 's Heroine :8ilcot» gan was appointed in his stead. Our Block of FULL WEIGHT. JAMES L. GRIFFITH. of Silcotes; Circe; Conntof Moret; Caste, For salt Altisidoi a. In 1816, at York spring meeting, Catton by A. SELLECK. House.—Prayer by the Rev. Mr. Fessen- Corns and Bunions, won the gold cup, valne, 100 guineas, with twenty Agency for Norwalk, April 20,3S63. 16tf guineas in specie, oeating Fulford, King Coil, Arcot- SOLD BY GROCERS EVERYWHERE. den. Erysipelas, and • .• LS8S, Mr. Gsrforth's gr. by Camillus, and Everlasting. THEY'fKWr cause pain in the head from using, how WORTH of NEW MUSIC, just received USTICE COOK STOVE, sold by Remonstrance of Edward Merrill against ^ • ' WELLMAN'S. E. K. LOCKWOOD. At Newcastle he won the gold cup. value, 100 guineas, ever minute the employment PYLE'S CREAM TARTAR, $500 at J icity charter of Norwalk. Catarrh. with thirty guineas in specie, beating Shepherd. At Aetna, Grover Sc Raker, Wheeler Petition of Charles Brown et al. for incor­ York August meeting, he won the subscription purse Warranted Full Strength. AND "LEWIS' AMERICAN TAR SOAP." of twenty-five guineas each (eleven subscribers), heat­ t .V . EXPRESS NOTICE. poration of a railroad from Derby to|he ing Sir ». M. Sykes'e b. I fly Camillus, and the Duke .. . • • ••'' 3in*9 HE Norwalk Office of the Adams Express Co., is State Line; of E. E. Lockwood for same ob­ of Leeds b. c. by Orville. He also walked over for THEY are clear and natural to the eye. Tlocated at the News Store, in Isaacs'Block, where ject ; of Chauncey Streetcet al for same ob­ one ot the great subscription purses of £277,10s, four ft Wilson, Bertram St Fanton, Packages and Freight by Express will be received at Dress Trimmings miles; and won the Donoaster stakes of ten guineas low rates, for the N. Y. & N. H. R. R. ject; of American Suspender Co. for same ob- each, witbtwenty guineas added,{thirteen subscribers) 9 GEO. W. JENNINGS. beating Dinmoni He started only once after and was THEIR unprecedented large sale in this vicinity is we shall sel^Itfro^egafiS t«i cost, as' we and Wlleox & Glbbs Act de flowage of land extending provi­ beat by Rasping." a snre guarantee .of their excellence over all others RARTRAM'S LIYERY STABLE, sion of flowage law to persons wishing to [Extractfrom a letter to the subscriber.] yet offered to the public. - , . • < FOUMSBLT STEPIllBtSOX'S. straighten streams below their mills; refer­ : • • • You will see by the performance of Catton, wish their room for other goods. they are of great endurance that you can vouche for HE subscriber having taken the Stables fonnerly red. by Old Razor Strap.' Yon will see how hard Lord owned by D. Stephenson, in the rear af the Nor­ The report of the railroad committee in Scarborough ran Catton. Sometimes 4 miles to-day, Twalk Hotel, and restockcd the same with new ana su­ ffevor of the ressolution incorporating the and tour miles to-morrow, you must not forget that Sewing Machines A perfect fit guaranteed, and any spectacles pur­ perior Horses and Vehicles, is prepared to let the Connecticut Western railroad was then taken two Trester Colts troted twenty miles within the hour chased not suiting will he exchanged free of charge^ same: either single or double, with and the owner of one them offered to trot him twenty- • on call. Funerals, parties, etc., supplied with Hacks up. The question was on the amendment to one miles within the hour, but his friends would not and Stages, at frhort notice. Carriages to and from all We have a good assortment of C. BERKS . » 1 require'a two-thirds vote of all the legal vo­ agree to it. The opposite party said tnere was no The best now in use, some that are adapted • „ ....• 5 trains, etc. Those in want of good teams will do well ters of towns in order for such towns to sub­ other Trustee Colt that coula perform the feat, Trus­ to call Pa S. BARTBAM. tee Jr. was prepared and got ready, but the party To be had of the following Agents—only—in this Dye and Print Works, w" scribe for capital stock. thought best to back out Trustee Jr., has always fop light work, and some for heavy, and vicinity * 174 State St,'Bridgeport, Discussed by Messrs. Graves, Pettibone, LADIES and CHILDREN'S taken the first Premium on Exhibition at any fair. I BUNION LIVERY STABLES. Sprague, Churchill, Paul, Reid, Brown, Ben­ was raised within ten miles of Lord Scarborough's The people of Norwalk and vicinity ^ Next to Byxbec's Hotel, Sonth Norwalk. Sanbeck Park, and can vouch for truth. I was well ; some that wUl do aU kinds of work, will please take notice that we Dye' nett, Eaton, and Bartlett * acquainted with the groom that had the charge of Cat- and Print Ladies Goods, viz: Silks, The amendment was finally passed, pro- ton when old and retired from the turi *Merinos and Delaines, Crape, Bomba­* such as Boots and Shoes, Linen nr. L. WEED, Watchmaker, Tided that a two-thirds vote of those present SILLIHAN 4c MORRISON Yours Respectfully, ROBIBT Wilkinson, SB. : \t zines,Alapacas and other Dress Goods at the town meeting vote to subscribe to such Westchester, N. Y. at short notice, and in the best colors' CHEAT SENSATION > Sewing Machine Soap, "Amibioan Pbize" has taken the first premiums „X.'. Goods, Hats, Caps, Cloaks,. , 1 Gazette Building, Norwalk, '.'I possible, and in a way not to be sur­ Stock. at satisfactory prices. passed in this Conntry. We also Hair Brashed by Machinery J! Mr. GraVes moved to further amend so as S made from the pnrest Olive Oil, and is far supe­ wherever exhibited. Including the highest premium at *Clean and Dye ficnt's garments, also, * HE undersigned invites the public of Norwalk and rior to anything yet introduced. Price 23 Uepts. the County Fair In Norwalk, in 1807, and has been . ' Mantillas, Harness 1vicinity, to call at his commodious Hair Dressing to apply die same restriction to the town of ForI sale in Norwalk by Edward P. Weed, Druggist, generally acknowledged to be the best -horse ever Lace Windo" . urtains, Silk Dresses T shown In this country. Lovers of fine stock are Invi­ and Shawls u t every description. and Shaving Saloon, nnder the Gazette Boilding, to Hartford; passed. and E. Blackman Stationer and Jeweler. At South Work, *e. Mr. JOHN OSTBANDKB, Watelunalcer, Particular attention givSn to Dyeing try the Patent Hair Brushes which have given the Norwdk, by Knapp ft Dickerman and J. F. ft C. R. ted to call. Ribbons, Feathers and Kid Gloves. greatest satisfaction wherever they have been intro­ Bennett, Dry Goods Stores. 4m*13 American Prize will stand for the improvement of New Canaan, * * duced. No extra charge. He also keeps his Regene­ Stock, at ISO. Everr accommodation for stabling and All goods done at this establishment - —The Detroit iWsays:—"If profusion of Any one wishing a good Sewing Machine F wsrranted to give satisfaction. ORSES and Carriages to let at all hours. Car­ rator for the Hair, Magic Fluid for changing the color Eoop Skirts and Corsets pasturing will be afforded on most reasonably terms, Leave yonr orders or goods with C. H of the hair, and also Italian Cosmetic, ror sale. Pri­ bloesom is any criterion to go by, we ought $500 rRTHofNWKUwCE^^aa and special care given to all mares entrusted to "his wffido well to caU and examine them befote riages run to all the trains and to the Steamboat. vate entrance to the LadieS Hair Curling, Cutting and charge. A. DTTRAND, at his Fancv Store. • Coaches ror Weddings, Funerals.&c. to have an abundance of fruit Trees of all ¥ A few good Horses for Sale. Shampooning Room. GEORGE SCHAtJB. Made to Order, and- Bntlnen Cards, Tlcketa, 4cc., purchasing elsewhere. ;^ Mr. ROBERT ELLIOTT, Wacthmatcr, Horse Shoeing and Jobbing, of all kinds, done wl.h N. B.—A man In daily attendance who will cure kinds with perhaps, the exception of the ap­ RINTED in Colored Inks, Bronzes, or plain Black neatness and dispatch. your corns and bunions. Ink, on White or Colored Cards; In the best man­ jjjjjjj] Westport, Conn. , ^ Also, for sale, Hay by the bale. ple, are loaded with blossom; the peach, P STATIONERY! STATIONERY! Passengers taken to and from the Depot as cheap as IVAL RANGE, sold by ner at Gazrtb Job Ontn E. K. LOCKWOOD. cherry, pear and plum all promise well." AT WHOIBULE AND BETI|L, DOOR MATS of good, serviceable quality, and any other Stable wUl do H OTLC0X. R —Reuben Saunders died of was killed in HELSEA COOKING STOVE, sold by cfw*: cheap. LOCKWOOD. 4 E.K.E. K. LOOKWOOD.LO( XTIXTRA FINE MAPLE SUG.A ';• .'i'4. V'* C BLACKMAN has Just received a large assort- 30 Main Street, . NO PIDDLERS EMPLOYED. OOM at lhtELER YJ TON. -••USfr'} .v ; /"