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Bad indeed would be biorit overspread the face ol the viscoun'esa, searohing laok has somethiagsCraage, whicb Assets over S23,000,000. "An aching head, though on a soft, may I never our oonditlon, if tbe progress of civilization* 'fair," said she, "who knowsif I might not lean not explain,but wbkb bss a controlling REAL ESTATE. I sometimes feel as I could blot _ i NORWALK Y.M.a. A. feel." the improvement ot manners, and tbe eleva< be Inclined to accept your distinguished of influence even .iroctora; judge, GEO. B. COWLE8, All traces of mankind from earth, ; s v g fS AGENT at Norwalk, and issues Policies for the NION PRAYER MEETING every Wednesday By a fashionable lady, we mean a woman tlon oi character, were to be obtained at tbe fer, if, unfortunately, late stood not in tbe theref"" Jt um influence over n woman. ' The' See»Btf 0l4^l(t faperlnthe State.^ : commencing punctually at IS m. and continuing Aalf'twerewrongto blast them not, r,;.v.-'i! - r L for the following Insurance Companies. To Let or For Sale. —' They so degrade, SO shame their birth— . ? who has been brought up, and Uvea in, the enormous cost of our health. wsjr of your wishes?" F - .iy, I be very thing which might please— Home, of N. Y., Assets Jan. 1st, '64, $3,386,270 npHE large House situated at Rowayton (or Five aoU minutes, at the readidg room of the Yonng Men's ; Etna, of Hartford, 3,138.820 Christian Asto, Persons ofikll denomination are in To think that earth should be ao fair, habits, practices, and pursuits of that portion But regardless of all this, can any woman, •jFate f said Bonaparte, with animation. toe violence of his passion of which he speaks •I Mile River), 31-3 miles from So. Norwalk. The vited to attend. OFFICE IN GAZETTE BUILDING. Phceiiix, of N. Y 722,819 bouse contains 39 rooms ; is be1ngj>nt In perfect or So beautiital and bright a thing, of society, whose aim and end is to please surveying her body, or considering ber mind, HYes, fiste! my general,"-repeated Jose with so much energy, and w»ich admits ot 600,000 der including barn, sheds, Ac., all Improvements to That nature should come forth and wear Norwich, - 390,501 make it convenient for a summer Boarding honse, and to be pleased; whose life is devoted to seriously and conscientiously conculde that phine, smiling. "But let us speak no more £0 doubt, tfeat passioo is exactly what creates ;§•; :6|.,:fe yA.HiBTINffrOWatCO. Lamar, N. Y., 389,375 Fruit Trees! Fruit Trees! 1 Such glorious appareling; North American, Ht'd " - 884,010 That sky, sea, air, should live and glow:;;^ K ^ frivolity and pleasure; and whose sole duty she ia not called upon for any useful work or of jthis. It is enough that fate forbids me to , H.'BYnjotoK, J. B. Elm, G. N. Bits. •City of New Haven, " 330,419 AT THE :ready to express... 901,443 With light, and love, and holiness, - ^ - seems to consist in beautifying and adorning necessary contribution to society, that She, be this wife ot General Bonaparte. lean say Subscription $2.0®!)® f&tlto«|vance WeTtertF&assPittgfleld, 336,434 NEW CANAAN NURSERY. And yet men never feel or know -i; the person. like pet animals or flowers, weie made but ito more for yon would laugh at me." . "The Ant bloom of ybath lies behind me. Hampden^pringfleld," 300,000 How much a God of love can bless- - > Single copies 5 cents. , _People's, Worcester, 405,593 Valuable" Property For Sale. This subscribers take pleasure in announcing to the The first element of fashionable life is ab for pleasure and admiration, and that to be 'tBut you would laugh at me if y$u could Can I, therefore,hope that this passion,which and other Companies, Stock and Mutual, in Connecti ILL be oflered for sale at public Auction, if not public that their stock of How deep their debt of thanktalncss. : , AnVBRWSniO RATES?, previously disposed of at private sale, on Sat juring all labor, the abstinence Iron doing adored and admired is all her duty and.des me away with so vague an answer," in General Bonaparte, resembles an attack of cut. Massachusetts and New York, with assets of W , $1.35 •<18,000,000^ - - At So. Norwalk, application may be urday, Keb. 1st, 1888, at 8 o clock, p.m the valuable Fruit & Ornamental Trees, Vines, dco. I've seen the sun go down in light. L • anything for subsistence or use. A fashion tiny f Strange infatuation!! And yet this Bonaparte, with vivacity. "I pray yoo, madness, will last long ? If after our anion Foar li nea• or less; 1 insertion 50 cts. 3 times, made to WM. T. CRAW. Building Lot, with the building tbereon standing, One square, one insertion. situated at the foot of .Mill Hill, adjoining E. Quia- is unusually large and of unsurpassed excellence. Like floods of gold poured on the sky— ' able lady would be ashamed to do anything truly seems to be the undivided aim and de^ the meaning of yonr words." be Should cease to love me, would he not Pep week, tor continuance,; ; . . yi;""'.-: . tard & Sons' Furnitnre Store, now owned and occu When every tree and flower was bright,^;..,, , One square, sis months,. a'Kn -rO S - ';^ • t. We feel confident In saying that we believe that our in her kitchen garden (or the purpose ol pro sire of our so-called "Lady of Fashion."— Well, then, general^ cannot be yoqr wifer reproach me for what he had done? Would '• .'V ' c ? 15. "DENTISTRY "" pied by the subscriber. Solo on the promises. stock of APPLE TREES particularly, to ba the Lar . And every pulse was beating high, ^ , " " one year—with paper, p.-,<-dm JOHN BUCKLEY. gest and Best in this Country. We are aleo positive forjl am destiredto be Queen of France- he jnot regret that htf had not made another ' V Two 85. Jas. Finney. Auctioneer. -; - ' StS ;'| And longing for its home above— pucing food, as planting peas,sowing turnips, Decked in all the colors ot the rainbow; em ,30. 'INSOUTB N ORWALK. that we can Airnlth Trees In better quality, better - yes, perbape more than Queen!" "Throe " " " •? : ; order, and for UM* XoKar than they can ba obtained And then, when men would soar, if ever, ^ f hoeing or weeding a vegetable bed. She will bellished with costly silks and satins—veiy and more brilliant anion? What could I One qturter Column, one year. !1P ' 40. j* ; DE." KENDALL will continue the use of 5 One 65. Bouse for Sale. from diatantNurSerlee. To the hlgh homeof thought and sonl— attend her flower beds or blossom trees and pleasing they are indeed, to look upon—but, It was now Bonaparte's turn to appear as then answer? What conld I do? I could Those wishing to purchase Trees and Vinea win do Whenllp's degrading ties should sever. I^f^mUctoMp^cent advance on l.^e above. Iiausblng Gras, WELLING HOUSE. Bamsnd i-tacre of Uu>d, well to send their orders early—or still better, visit do„a8 much wcrk as if she was in her kitchen like the beautfiil rose of summer, whose root tonished and irritated, and, using her own w^ept 'A splendid remedy P I could hear lately occupied by Francis Hoyt, situated on our Nursery and make their own selections. And the free spirit spurn qontrol— 4 .. words, .h£- said; shrugging Ma shoulders* YeaSy advertisers restricted to the buslness con in cxtracting teeth as there is no longer any doubt theD Wilson Road, 30 minutes walk from the Bail- STEPHEN HOYT A SONS. Then have I seen, oh, howns cheek gaideu •, but it is not accounted labor. 'TNf*' is profaned by the fatsl werm, they quickly yonsay. I know well that weeing is use- templotedatttie Ume of contract, hut are permtttea as to.its perfect saTety when administered by a care road Depot, for sale. Terms favorable. Enquire of "Madame, is ft a joke you are indulging in?" iesp, but to. weep hssbeen the only resource ,iSto make tnorithly changes of their advs. ful and experienced Physician, to which hundreds 3ml i-" -' JOS. W. WILSON. P. S. W&take pleasure in showldgpersons through Is glowing with the sbanie I feel, ^ is no necessity to do it. Itisoptional^HW-' -wilt and pass away, amid all that care sad #3 OnelacUipaco constitutes a square. , . in Norwalkcau testify." our NnrsAles, whether desirous of purchasing trees That truth is in the words I j^pieak— "I speak In allearnestness," said Josephine, wHich I conld find when- n»y poor Inert, so v ? Advance payment required for all transient ad He Will spend three days each week, Wednes or nipt: and would cordially invite all Interested to ionable. . . "complacency could desire. vertisements. day, Thursday and Friday hereafter, in Nor- visit the Nursery. . I've seen my fellow-comrades steal f ;;- ; shsking her head. ''Listen, then: a negro easily wounded, has been hurt. Write to me ! Farm for Sale in Sho would not for the world be known Jo How iaatelesa then, whatever can be given; Quarter or a Column, one time, • s ' • , X*?-3 walk, that all who desire his services may be accom HE subscriber offers for sale a Farm of Twenty- Away to their unhallowed mirth; woman in Martinique foretold my'fortune, a lbftg letter, and do not fear to scold me if Half • 'do.' do. do. do. 10. modated But those.iwho .wish teeth extracted are As If the revelries of earth do anything in her kitchen, because that Health la the vital principle of bliss, . . ' Fall Column, one time, , , requested to call on Wednesday if possible. T five acres, locatcd on Belden's Hill, Wilton,JM; And exercise of health. In proof of this '1' - ; v ' and as her oracular words have ihus far been yon think I am wrong. You know well Teeth filled in the latest and most approved joining the Adams F«rm'; Lind well watered'; two Were all that tbey could feel Or share, ' * - would be accounted work—necessary labor 5 JfarriagSs and Deaths, inserted fine Apple orchards on the premises. nnHE subscriber can fiuniik the Ladles of Norwalk Behold fhe wretch who Slugs his life away,' tootled, I must conclude that the rest oi that everything which come from you is n Obituary. F'uneral and Jill other special notices manner, those "partially broken away by de Also, two Cows and one Horse. Apply on the. JL with all styles and varieties for the season of i} And glorious Heaven were scarcely worth , - :! ; but she would perform twice the quantity of cents per line. .. _ cay restorcd^to their former size and shape. ' Their passing notice or t&etr care. Soon swallowed in disease's sad abyss. - . . her prophecies concerning me will be reali- agreeable to me." « All communications inserted as reading matter ue- we are constantly making the beBt styles of Artifi premises to J. HATFIELD. ' 4t*8 Bonnets and Jockeys, actual labor in the arranjjtment oi her draw While he whom toil has braced, or manly play,v & siirned' to promote private interests, $15 per Mil cial Teeth aud can rurniah them at short notice. sed." ' jklter their marriage and the successful and $45 per foil column. All unnsnal cuts ordevices Room near ^e Depot^er Swords' ClothingEm- for the old and yonng, and with prices to suit Jthe I'ye said I was a worshipper ing r6om, or boudoir, because that is entire Haa light as air each limb, each thought as clear^ aa St percent extra. ' A RARE CHANCE. / times. All kinds of At woman's shrine, yet even there s; ly optional and conventional. To spend a "And what has she prophesied to you 1" campaign in Italy, the happy pair enjoyed Pve lbundunworthiness of.thought, each other's society for a brief time, atMon- nnHE House and Yard, occupied by Wm. White, on HATS SEWED OIBB, ' day in the useful offices of washing and iron Oh, whocan speak the vigoroujyioy ofhealth,T- asked Bonaparte, eagerly. Orociries <•> the. Wil^on Point Road, opposite the new Depot And when I dreamed I just had caught, "She has told me: 'You will one day be tebello, then occurred the following charac South Norwalk, will be let from the 1st day of April andjnew ones made to order. I am confident that The radiance of that holy light . ^ ing would be death to her reputation; but Unclogged the body; unobscured the mind ? 1868; with or without furniture, for a term of years teristicscene:^ DIRECTORY, . fOROASBI with my new and improved process of Which makes earth beautifhl and bright— to spend at least one third oi 6very day in the The morning rises gay, with pleasing stealth, '£• Queen ot France! you will be still more than HE stnfecricer wonld inform the pabiic generally, or from one year to another. Is well adapted-iota The temperate evening fitlls serene and kind. : Tthat ii
and request his acceptaucc of the same, re Slate Board of Agriculture. I. Rowaytou. New Dry Goods Store SCOFIELD nominated Judge Way land, of New Haven, The 3d M. E. Society realized about $C0 Go & trade at the & ported that the committee had performed its The Stale Board of Agriculture held a ses for that officc. nctt from their Oyster Supper, held last Ijionvalk feetic. Pending this motion the convention ad duties, that Mr. Jewell liad signified his ac sion at Haitfordon Tuesday last, the time of _ ! Fairfield: which was mostly occupied in reading the week. journed till 2 o'clock. ceptance of the nomination, and would ap was recently reported by tbeastronomers. What of The Colored Union League, of Norwalk, Ct. *ojswm*, lS2f_ reports of the delegates from various parts that 1 Who cares for an orb myriads of miles away. WEATHER STRIP. T the Annq - L'!' tL'.: . 1 tola . pear before the convention. ' W';,;' Darlcn. will give their A Bank, hel( .err ? ••'•jv.iiiK named per- Jr Mr. Jewell then came forward amid loud of the State. Meanwhile, the whole conntry is sons were' elect ; .. ...rectors for the ensuing year! | Tuesday, Jan- Slst, 1868. •X ^ AFTERNOON SESSION. Charles Brown and E. O. Page are delegates ^ SECOND ANNUAL HOI',;: , Keep out the Snow, Bainand 'i Wind. applause, and was introduced by the chair •At 11 a. m., the State Agricultural Society IN1BL1ZE Charles Isaacs, , Joseph W. Hubbell, f's, Upon re-assembling in the afternoon, the to the Republican Senatorial Convention. of excitement at the wondcrfti! effect produced during William S. Lockwood, Eli B. Bennett, tmmmi » man, as the republican candidate for Gover held a meeting and chose tho following offi At.. Lockwood's Hall, WNERS of Dwellings, Stores and Offices are re Convention appointed the following The Trustees of Fitch's Home ti ankfully the past year upon tens of thousands ot O quested to call on William White, opposite the William K. James. Charles Marvin. nor, and in the spirit of prophecy, the next cers for the ensuing year :— N. Y. & N. H. Railroad Depot, South Norwalk, and Asa E. Smith, William C'. Street. acknowledge the receipt of the following do HUMAN SPHERES Tuesday Evening, Jan. Slst. examine the At a subsequent meeting of the Board ot Directors, DELEGATES TO TIIE NATIONAL CONVENTION. President, Hon. E. Q. Hyde, Stafford; Governor of Connecticut. nations, recently made for the children of the by that qucnchcr of llcry hair, that transformer of CHASMS ISAACS was unanimously elected as Presi First District, (Hartford and Tolland After the applause had subsided, Mr. Jew Vice Presidents, Bobbins Battell, Norfolk, gray hair, that swift bcautificr of hair of every un Tickets admitting Gentleman and Ladies $1.50. INVISIBLE RUBBER dent for the ensuing year. Institution. ' , Single Tickets, 75 cents. GEO. E. KILLER, Cashier. ; ^ counties)—Joseph R. Hawley at large; Gen ell said: H. L. Stewart, Middletown ; Corresponding pleasant ehade of color. eral W. H. Pierson of Windsor, from Hart- From Mrs. Lockwood and Mrs. Hall,Stam Weather Strip. MB. PRESIDENT AND GENTLEMEN OF TIIE Secretary, T. S. Gold, West Cornwall; Re ford Universalist church, 9 Calico Dresses, 9 CRISTADORO'S HAIR DY£ THE NTotloe- Republican State Ticket. lord county ; Patton Fitch of Bolton, from CONVENTION :—I am unable to express en cording Secretary, H. S. Collins, Collinsville; Flannel Skirts, 6 pair Woolen Socks, 8 pair a preparation as harmless as the April rain. Alann- and satisfy themselves that it is the only really mer D® Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of the^" tirely the feelings and grateful emotions with factared by J. CRISTADORO, 68 Maiden Lam New itorious article ofthokindinthe market. No troub - .Danbury & Norwalk Railroad Company tor the. . &xzzl?32:~ .* • - Tolland county. Treasurer, F. A. Brown, Hartford ; Chemist, Woolen Drawers, 3 pieces Tape, 12 Linen which I heard that I had been deemed wor York. Sold by all Druggists. Applied by ml Hair ALERT BASE BALL ( LI B le to exhibit it. choice of Directors, and to transact any other proper j "FOR GOVERNOR^'^ Second District. (New Ilaven and Mid Prof. S. W. Johnson, New Ilaven. Handkerchiefs. Orders may be left at the News Office of GEO. W. business, will be held at the offlce ot the Norwalk thy to be placed upon the State ticket.and to From Greenwich, 40 yards Calico, 10 ptir Dressers. 412 JENNINGS. * r°?e H»«way.Company, on Thursday, the SOU* MARSHAL JEWELL, of Hartford. dlesex counties)—The Hon. O II Piatt of lead it to victory at the coming Spring elec A discussion took place on the question ; OF SOUTH NORWALK, inst.,at9o'clock.a.m. H.WILLIAMS,Sect. « Woolen Socks, 48 Pocket Handkerchiels, 1 tl2 WILLIAM WHITE. Danbury, Jan. 17th,1868. jjta Meriden at large ; Stephen W. Kellogg of tion. But in accordance with the maxim of inviting the New England Agricultural .ij.r p,\j{ LIEUT.-GOYERNOK. Box Candies. The Best Roofing Known. ' Will give an entertainment, consisting of ,j„ Waterbury, froni New Haven county ; and enunciated by the great Captain of our host Society to hold its next annual Fair in Con Contribution from the Cong'l., Church, FRA.NCI3 WAYLAND, of New Haven. 1 Bartlelt Bent, Jr. of Middletown, from Mid —the illustrious soldier whom we propose to Stamford, Cash ,$34.00. : 5 ".'TWENTY YEARS USE *?••£& iNorwalk Iron Works. # elect our President—(cheers)—"the will of the necticut, and it was decided to leave the Five Mile River, 12 pair Mittens. Has demonstrated that S . FOIS SECRETARY OP STATE, dlesex county. people is the law of the land," and I appear matter with the president anil the executive Upp«jr Norwalk friends, through Miss Liz H, M. & J.T. PROWITT OUTH NOKWALK, COHH., Jan. SOth, 1868. HIRAM APPLEMAN, of Groton. here to accept this nomination frankly as you OTICE la hereby given that the adjourned W Third District, (New London and Wind committee. Hartford made the confession zie H. Hoyt, 92 yards Cassimere for Pants, 1 WARREN'S IMPROVED Vocal and Instrumental Mnsic, Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of this have" presented it to me unanimously. If I N X ham counties)—The Hon. H. H. Starkwea'.h- that she had not the proper grounds and fa piece Muslin, 1 piece Colored Drilling, 24 And an Corporation, will bi held at the offlce of the Compa FOB TREASURER. *" ' have any influence, or any strength, all will Sheets Wadding, 1-2 lb Black Thread, 8 SEALERS IN ny on THUBSDAT, Jjuf. SOtbjat 3o'clock, p°m/ * of Norwich, at large ; Horace Smith of Col- cilities for such an exhibition, when ex-Presi Felt, Cement S LPVERBTT W. WESSELS, of Litchfield. be exerted,to take Connecticut back into the Skeins Twist, 4 Boxes Buttons, 33 pair Stock DUDLEY P. ELY, President. chestcr, from New London county : and Sa- unbioken rank of Republican New England dent Plumb proposed Norwalk and its fine ings, 6 pair Gloves, 4 pair Mittens. AND OYST&R SUPPER, FOU COMPTROLLER,* bin L. Sales of Killingly, from Windham States—the lold from which it never ought grounds, which was followed up by Presi Contributed by Mothers of Orphans, 5 pair Xotloe. ••IHE Annual Heeting of the Stockholders of tho J. VV. MANNING, of Putnam. county. to have strayed. (Applause.) And with dent Camp, and it is not impossible that Nor Boots, 2 pair Shoes, several articles wearing AT ELY'S HALL, SOUTH NORWALK, HARDWARE, Grant and Buckingham next Fall, I doubt * Norwalk Mills "«*will Mwuuiuvu holdsn at the w^™e of the Fourth District, (Fairfield and Litchfield walk may be honored by this fall's exhibi apparel. GRAVEL ROOFING. company, in Winnipank. on Monday, Jan. grthVlMa not she will return, and remain true to the Miss Mary E. Fillow's Sabbath School class Is the best Roofing in use. It will not corrode, will On Thursday and Friday Evenings, at 9 o'clock, ~p. m. E. C. BISSELL, Sec'y. [its - Tlie Slate Convention. counties.) T. A. W arren of Watertown, at principles for which we have fought so long tion of the New England Society's show. not crack, will not leak and does not wear out. It Wilton, Cash $7.00. is the testimony, of all who have given it a fair trial The largest aud most harmonious Conven large; W."G. Coe from Litchfield County and so hard. (Applause.) Again thanking Sure we are they will find no more beautiful Misses Young and Selleck,South Norwalk, that it has no superior. We confidently refer to the JAN. SIM and 24tli. CUTLERY, PAINTS,OILS, GLASS, Xotloe. tion held in Connecticut for years was held and A. H. Byington of Norwalk, from Fair you for your kindness and your confidence, 1 bushel Apples, Cash $1.25. hundreds in Fairfield County who have had roofs put WHE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders ot the and complete grounds or comfortable and on by us. TICKETS, 25 CENTS. I accept this high honor-the position which The boys need 24 Winter Caps. Who * Norwalk Lock Co., for the election of Directors at Hart foid on Wednesday last. Large field county. you have been pleased to tender to me to-day. reasonable "entertainment" than here. LOCKWOOD & ADAMS. It is hoped that the friends of tho club will favor tor the year ensuing, will be held at their offlce, numbers of delegates had arrived the day STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE. will furnish them, and look for their reward N. B. Orders left at the store of D. W. C. Bussell, Wednesday, Jan. 2Mb, 1868, at 9o'clock, p. m. The Convention then adjourned amid en Mallory'sBuilding, will receive, prompt attention; them, and participate in this their Annual Festival. WINDOW SHADES 8tS- OTEAHT) Sec'y. and evening previous and at the preliminary Hartlord County—Ezra Hall of Hartford. VARIOUS ITEMS.—The Japanese troupe to "the Father of the fatherless ?" enquiries freely answered. Tickets may be procured of the following commit thusiastic cheers for GRANT, BUCKINGHAM tee. D. R. Selleck, F. B. Purdy, A. J. Crossman, J. TATEMENT of tha condition of The FIRST NA* caucus on Tuesday evening, full two-thirds Tolland County— Dwight Marcy of Tol gave two entertainments at Norwalk Hall P. BUTTON, Sec'yi Boaid of Trustees. A. Brown, C. E. Jennings, O. L. Richards. AND ' T and JEWELL. S I°NAL BANK OF NEW CANAAN, on the of the delegates were found to be already land, and Marcus Lillie of Coventry. last week, both of which were rather poorly Greenwich, Jan. 17th, 1868. morning of the1st Monday of January, 18(8. New Haven Couuty-The Hon. 0. B. Piatt True bnt Strange. ^ , MABIMTIKS. . present. Gentlemen were called upon to re oi Meriden. | Capt, Duncan's lecture. attended, probably owing to the high price Any person sending us their address, with 20 cents Second Annual Sociable PAPER HANGINGS. Capital Stock *100 oon port by Senatorial districts in their order. Middlesex County—The Hon. Barllett of admission. Their top spinning was tip will receive by maii, the name and a Carte deYisite The lecture of this distinguished navigator, Ridgefield. of their fature wife or husband; also, how either sex of the ssr- . S E. S. Day, of Colchester, said that the Bent of Middletown. top, and their performance generally very During the past week the Ice Company may gain ihe love of any person they choose instant Deposits 07 n*i m New London County—Alfred Coitot New to be given on Wednesday evening of this ly. Address REEVES & CO., LIBERTY BASE BALL Due other Banks IKSM Ninth district candidate was "ihe'best man." good, and above the average of our own have filled their houses with fair quality of CLUB, 35 and 37 Main Street, Norwalk, Conn. London,from the 7thdistrict. AllenS Terryof week, already develops a special local inter 6m41. ; 73 Nassau St., New York. AT LOCKWOOD'S HALL, Earnings and undivided profits 1,11826 discretion in selecting candidates. Americas,troupes, but they performed none Dividends Unpaid 4,088 He urged Norwich, from the 8th district, and Erastus est. As we understand the discourse, it is a ice 15 inches in thickness. A. S. Treat, of Bridgeport, spoke foi the S. Day of Colchester, from the 9th. district. According to notice given, the donation DYSPEPSIA. l>'" Friday Eve. Jan 31st, 1868, "plain, unvarnished tale" of the great excui- of the leading feats by which the Japs, crea House and Sign Fainting exe 339,77354 Tenth district, and cordially recommended . Windham County—David Greenslit of ted such a sensation throughout the country visit of Rev. G. L. Thompson, pastor of the There is no disease which has so amply proved to Committee of Arrangements, BSSOUBCES. Hampton, from the 18lU district, and John sion ;of last summer, and will comprise a be remediable by the PERUVIAN SYRUP, (a protected Geo M Holmes E S Leonard Ira Cole -U. S. Bonds in hands of Treasurer .100,000 Roger Averill of Danbury, for Governor. a short time since. Tr.e novelty of a per M. E. Church, came off on Wednesday eve J E Morehouse Frank Leonard Wm E Buxton Loans and Discounts Ooly of Thompson, from the 14th district. narration of the Quaker City Party's visit to solution of the Proztoside of Iron,) as Dyspepsia. Banking House 88.98060 D. P.Nichols, of Danbury, for t'ue Elev formance conducted in the Japanese fashion Geo E Miller C J Gruman Jr E J Wilcoxson and Fixtures 8,500 Fairfield County—William Seeley of the various European ports, the Crimea, and ning, Jan. 15th. Jerusalem Lodge presented The most inveterate forms of this disease have been A J Meeker J C Randle -WE Quintard cuted Promptly Over Drafts 779 TO enth district, said his town gave fifty majori Bridgeport, William A. Cummings of Da- and the earnestness which the performers him with the sum of $30; contributed by the completely cured by this medicine, as ample testi Chas H Sirect I Selleck Jr ' ' Geo Campbell Due from other Banks and Bankers 80,338 37 Palestine, incidents by sea and land, their re Geo S Allen E J Hill , Edward Street Compound Interest Notes 5,500 ty against ten for English the year before. rien, aud John Tweedy ol Danbury. displayed in addressing the audience in the society $44, making amount of donation $74. mony ol some of our first citizens proves. Plain and Decorative Paper Hanging. Legal Tenders Liichfield County—J. F. Calhoun of Tor- ception by Garibaldi, the Emperor and Roy Wm R Smith J A UBborn S E Gruman 8,970 He thought it would give one hundred Re FROM VENERABLE ARCHDEACON SCOTTD.D. Geo N Ells G H Meeker J B Ells Other Cash & Cash Items 1,81497 rington. al Family of Russia,their wanderings up and Japanese language, wye not the least amu ELBoyer W A Curtis I Church Jr publican majority this year. DuNnAX, Canada East. James G Gregory. At a preliminary caucus held at Senator down the Holy Land and return home.— sing features of this oriental entertainment.. Weston. ; (i * *'I am an inveterate Dyspeptic oi more ' . 339,773 54 A. H. Byington, of the Twelfth district, Floor Managers-A H C..mp, C H Street, J A Osborn Street's apartments, at the City Hotel in the Capt. Duncan is a wide awake son of Nep The Congregational Sewing Society meets Forty eight were admitted into the Con than 35 years' standing." S. Y.ST.JOHN, Cashier. said he was for the candidate of the gentle * * * "I have been so wonderfully benefited in Muslcby Geo Allen's Full Quadrille Band of N Y Sworn and Subscribed before me this 10th day of morning, it had been agreed informally, that tune, with eyes Jo see and a tongue to tell at Mrs. Durand's house, east side the green, gregational Church, on profession of their the three short weeks daring which I nave used the Refreshments will be furnished at the Hall by January, 1868. ' JOSEPH SCOFIELD. ' man from Colchester—'"the best man." Mr. this Tuesday afternoon. The gentlemen are Peruvian Syrup, that I can scarcely persuade myself Douglass &Mcad 3t*3 Justice of the Peace. Fairfield County should cast its vote solid for what he'encounters 2kd is withal, a polished laith, the first Sabbath in January. Three of the reality. People who have known me are as AveriU's name was a tower of strength in Tickets $3, admitting Gentleman.and Ladies Uhle Bro's. Mr. Averill so long as the ballotings should and most agreeable gentleman, and we are invited in the evening. othefs who were expecting to be admitted tonished at the change. 1 am widelyknown, and CtTATEMENTof the condition of the FAIRFIELD his section. He also spoke of O. H. Perry Mr. A. Dickerman, the veteran dry goods can bnt recommend to others that which has done so canbeob!:iined of any member of the committee and ft COUNTY NATIONAL BANK, on the morning indicate a reasonable show of success. The confident will give us an hour of rare enter were kept back by sickness. The youngest much for me.'* * * * at the do .r. Successors 10 E. Black or the 1st Monday of January, 1868. ^ and Ex-Senator Foster as being acceptable Every exertion will be made by the committee to man. withdrawal of Northrop by his New Haven merchant, has formed a co-partnership] with of the entire nnmber was twelve, the oldest ANOTHER CLERGYMAN WRITES ASFOLLOWS: LIABILITIES. there, and there are still a great many who tainment. make the entertainment a pleasant one and it i s Wholesale and Retail friends and the transfer of their votes to Jew Mr. A. Knapp for the traLsaction of the re eighty-two. Of the forty-eight, eighteen ' My voyage to Europe is indefinitely postponed hoped that the friends or the GAXE will favor us by Dealers -i. Capital Stock " • $300,000 would bs glad to support General Hawley, I have discovered the "Fountain of Health" on this a full attendance. Circulation, (National) . _ 190,497 el settled the issue at once. PAINFUL ACCIDENT.—We regret to learn tail dry goods business at South Norwalk. were males, and seventeen were husbands side of the Atlantic. Three Bottles of Peruvian Foreign & Domestic do (State) 13,860 (cheers). • *'•' At the County caucus held after the nomi that the public's old and faithful servant at Both gentlemen are widely known, and to and wives. Never before in this ancient Syrup have rescued me from the fangs of the fiend Due to National .Banks, 11,934 51 At 10 o'clock next morning the Conven- Dyspepsia." Auction dale. " State " 3,133 93 nation of Governor, to sclect a delegate .to the Adams Express office, South Norwalk, gether forih a strong combination. The new town has there been such an outpouring of " Depositors ' 133,491 37 tion was called to order by Hon. H. H. Stark A pamphlet of 32 pages, containing a history of MEDICINES, Dividends Unpaid 6,667 •Chicago, Mr. Thompson of Bridgeport, pre George Smith, Esq., met with a most serious firm contemplate soon removing to the splen the holy spirit; every true hearted christian this remarkable remedy, with a treatise on "Iron as TWENTYFOtJR BUILDING LOTS, 15,536 35 weather of Norwich,* Chairman of the State a medicine," will be sent lree to any address. Surplus ' - sented the name of Amos S. Treat, Mr. Hoyt and painful accident last week. He was did new store on Washington street. For is joyous over what God has wrought. The The genuine has "PERUVIAN SYBUP" blown in the Will be offered for sale at Auction, on CHEMICALS, Profit and Loss 36,384 95 Central Committee, and Hon. Augustus of-Danbury, presented Mr. D. P. Nicholst lifting a barrel of oysters into a car when particulars refer to their adv. wilderness has become a garden. The revi $690,331 01 Brandegee of New London, was chosen tem J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor, Thursday, Jan. 23d, 1868, PERFUMERY 1 BKSOCBOSS. ' claiming that four years since Stamford had his foot slipped and before regaining himself The Colored Union League dance to-night val began with the labors of Rev. J. D. Pot 36 Dey Street, New York. At 1 o'clock, afternoon. These lots nre located at porary chairman, and A. L. Train, of New Sold by all Druggists. "Five Mile River," (near the river) and are very de and Banking House and Lot $ 13,000 been honored in the selection of Wm. T. Mi- he dislocated his ankle joint and broke one atLockwood's Hall. ter last Oct. The result of these labors has sirable for those wishing to build ; the land is very Specie 868 68 Haven, temporary secretary. TOILET ARTICLES, Cash Items including Rev. Stamps, .nor at large, and Fairfield by Mr. O. H. Per ,of the smaller bones of the leg. He is now Messrs. Hoyt & Raymond, builders, have been good and only good. If any church ACROSTIC. level and well worthy the attention of any one wish The following committee on resolutions ing to make a permanent residence, The sale will Currency, &c.. h 539 57 ry's nomination for the County delegate,while established a Sash and Blind manufactory at would not like to hear the unadulterated G ently it penetrates through every pore, take place on the premises on the above named day No. 11 Main Street' Compound Interest Notes and 3 per housed at home, where we fear he has a long CT. : cent Certificates 11.480 was appointed : Danbury had not had a delegate since the South Norwalk. See ad.v. gospel preached, be awakened from its slum Relieving sufferers from esch angry sore ;* fi; if not stormy, if stormy, on the 25th at the same hour and painful imprisonment before, him, with A11 wounds it heals with certainty and speed; For further particulars enquire of Legal Tender Notes, 33,019 First district, H. K.W. Welch of Hartford; first Lincoln Convention. Mr. Ferguson of A special communicati.m of St.John's bers and see sinners flying to Christ as their CHARL12S L. RAYMOND, Five Mile River. National Bank Notes' - 1,180 Second, G. S. Miller of Enfield ; Third, Wm little to comfort him save the sympathies of Cuts, Burns, from Infianunation soon arelreed; JAMES MITCHELL, Auctioneer. Due from National Banks 41,833 37 S. Pieison of Windsor; Fourth, -Francis Stamford presented the name of Thomas G, Lodge is to be held Thursday eve. See call. only hope, we advise it not to send for Mr. Eruptions, at its presence disappear; " State Banks 950 93 his hosts of friends. Barring his democracy USSecurities ?. • ..-i- • 335,000 Wayland of New Haven; Fifth, J. H. Whit- Ritcli—law partner of Stewart L.Woodford, (the result of tho errors of his early educa- Messrs. Casey & Bracken have establish Potter. If any church or minister feels tim ij kins lose each stain,and the complexion's clear! Bil!sDiscounted »'•» ' 374,338 71 temore of Nuugatuck ; Sixth, E. M. Lee of State Tax ' -• • 146 85 and an esteemed resident of that toWn, but cation), friend Smith is one of the noblest- ed a wholesale liquor waiehouse at South id about employing him, lest more harm G Guilford ; Seventh, Henry R. Bond of New S ALVE, such as RACE'S every one should buy, H. M. & C. 8. PR0WITT, ' • • - before the ballot was taken for some unex Norwalk. than good will be done, we can say that nev We would respectfully invite the attention of the ^ f"t $690,334,01 London ; Eighth, H. H. Starkweather of hearted fellows alive, and with the time he is A11 to its wondrous merits testily, public to our large stock of plained reason withdrew his. name and re Messrs. Joseph W. Wilson and William L et those who doubt, a single box but try,— •... t —Norwich: Ninth, Daniel Chadwick of Lyme; now sure to have for reflection, we expect to er was fear more groundless. Z. B. BURR. Personally appeared before me this sixth day of Tenth, A. S. Treat of Bridgeport; Eleventh Marvin were recently elected deacons in the V erily, then its true deserts 'twould have; Pure Drug?, Medicines, Chemicals, &c., quested the friends of Mr. Ritch to vote lor see him come out in the spring a Republi Weston, Jap. 16,1868. 1 Corner Drug Store, s January, 1868, GEO.E. "MTT.T.18R, Cashier of aforesaid Henry Sanrord of Newtown ; Twelfth, A. H. Mr. Nichols. Senator Street preqpnted the Conarecational Church. E ven unbelievers wonld laud GRACE'S SALVE! We keep constantly ou hand and in large quanti Bank, and acknowledged the above statement to be Byington of Norwalk; Thirteenth, Porter P. can convert of the first water.. Mr. Samuel Andrews and his son Francis, ties the b (Etdpurest articles that can be found in correct. CHAS. H. STREET, Notary Public. aame of Mr. Byington, when a ballot was the ma rk (1 Peck of Chaplin ; Fourteenth, Wm S. Cbol- (seven years old,) were taken with the dipthe- UARTERLY Report or the condition of The (ggTThe Pioneer Hook and Ladder Com Norwalk, Conn., dealers in Physicians, Merchants, look to your interest, call larof Killingly ; Fifteenth, H. S. Barbour of taken resulting in his selection. 'ANOTHER ACCIDENT.—A man named ria recently. The son died on the 7th inst., Bodd's Nervine NATIONAL BANK OF NORWALK, on the Torringtou; Sixteenth, Leman W. Cutler, of pany, No. 1, have invitations out for the sev and examine onr prices. morningQ of the first Monday of Jannary, 1868. The first informal ballot for Lieutenant Prince, at work in Mr. George Keeler's Ice pnd the father the next day, and both were All orders filled with care and dispatch,Goods care Watertown ; Seventeenth, Jonn M. Wad- enth annual Sociable, which they propose KESOURCES. (JS J,,.... Governor, resulted as follows: Whole num House, South Norwalk, recently had a leg buried at the same time, iq one grave. ADD INVIGORATOR. Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals, iully packed, nocbarge for boxing, and sent to any liams ol Goshe.u ; Eighteenth, Robert GPike giving at Lockwood's Hall, Friday evening address with promptness. Loans and Discounts, ' >' ;$f9t,3S7 07 of Middletown ; Nineteenth, Wm H. Crow- ber of votes 274, of which Francis Wayland broken by being struck with a cake oi ice This medicine is a Nerve Tonic. It stops the waste We are in daily communication with the principal Banking House : 8,000 ningshield of East Haddam; Twentieth, L. next. There will undoubtedly be a large of vitality, braces the nerves, and quietly regulates Drug houses of the city and can furnish any article Expense Account ^ : • v.; 34 44 of New Haven, had 252, and his nomination sliding down the skids." Bethel. " the system. Sleeplessness, Irritability, Loss of En Fine Toilet Soaps, Fancy Hair and Tooth in the Drug, Chemical or Toilet Line in aBy quanti Checks of other Banks, 3,786 3S S. Fuller of Tolland; Twenty-first L. P. was immediately made unanimous, and pleasant gathering. ty at short notice. Dne ftoin National Banks, 38.704 60 Gager of Coventry. The Bethel National bank has declared a ergy, Loss of Appetite, Dyspepsia, Constipation, U. S. 5-30 Bonds, deposited with U. S. For Secretary of State, the names of J.W. §3f~We learn that Messrs. Mitchel & Sher semi annual dividend of lour per cent. Local Weakness, and a general foiling of the mental Brashes, Perfumery, Fancy Toilet Article^ Treasurer, 865,000 .. . The committee on .credentials reported the THE DIAMOND DICKENS.—The great popu and bodily functions, are the common indications of FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC do 10-4% do deposited with U. S. Manning of Putnam and Col. Hiram Apple wood have purchased the wooden building Treasurer, 35,000 list of delegates; from this county were: larity of the Diamond edition of Dickens' Twenty persons united on profession with Nervous Disease. Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator man of Gtoton, (formerly of the 8th C. V.,) foot of Mill Hill, at present occupied by TRUSSES AAV SHOULDER BRACES,,, Aotes of other National Banks, 3,178 Bridgeport—A. S. Treat,Curtis Thompson. Woiks, published by Ticknor & Fields, the Congregational church at Bethel Sunday is a complete specific for all these troubles. It is al Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals and Legal Tender Notes 31,500 were presented. Hon. Mr. Starkweather Messrs.'Quintard & Sons who are to remove Comr Interest Notes 1,400 Stratford—F. S. Avery, D. Coe. Boston, is probably why we have had so a part of the results of the recent re so the best as it is also the moBt agreeable Fairfield—W. H. Bibbins, J. W. Barker, took pleasure in indorsing the nomination of to their newly purchased premises—the Post much trouble in receiving cur copies through vival. Remedy for Female Complaints, Garden Seeds, Toilet Articles. $667,828 M N, B. Hill. L. H. Wilson. Colonel Appleman, who was in every way Office Building. The price publicly an ever offered to the public. Prostration of the strength LIABILITISe. Norwalk—W. C» Street, C. F. Tolles, A, the mail promptly. The publishers are enti The hat factory of P. B. Durant in Bethel, Bay Rum, Travelling Bags, Chamois Skins, Capital 'ii$300,000 entitled to receive it, as a brave soldier who nounced as paid for the wooden building is caught fire, Tuesday morning, of last week, Hysteria,—retained, excessive, irregular or painfnl Pure Wines and Liquors for Medicinal Purposes, Coxe'a Gelatin, Leeches, Glue, Surplus 33,905 36 H. Byington, A. J. Crofut. tled to our thanks for duplicate copies. Circilation (National) - 387,900 bears the marjts^ of the great struggle in $3000. Messrs. M. & S. have also purchased menses—yield to its magic yower. Letter-Paper, Pens, Ink, Envelopes, Toys, Proprietary Medi•Resin, Acids, Darieu—H. Morehouse, L. F. Beers. but was extinguished before doing much Sponges, Chamois Skins, &c. cines, Patent MedicinesPure Wine. (State) 5.035 the adjacent corner lot owned by Mr. Buck "Bleak House" is the ninth volume olthe se Pure Spices, Congress Water, Indi idual Deposits ' 56,930 33 Stamford—J. D. Ferguson, TP. E. Adams, which he was engaged. damage. TO MOTHERS. Physicians' Prescriptions accurately prepared Shakers Herbs, C..G. Child, J. D. Warren. ries and,"Barnaby Rudge" and"Hard Times' Hops, Dye Woods, Saratoga Water, Dne to National Banks 8,018 94 Mr. David Gallup said that he did not de ley. •' • On Thursday last, Mr. Hiram Judd,a well Mothers 1 we also commend the JVervine, for use Sponges, - « Dye Colors, Alchohol, Unpaid Dividends 6,059 53 Greenwich—J. E.'Russell, J. E. Brush, Z. ' -• the tenth volume. All novel readers have in the diseases which afflict children while teething, Snuff, Syringes, sire to 'ie in conflict with-the claims of a sol Corks, Mead, J. Mead. Mr. Albert N. Thomas, formerly Post read them of course, and we desire only to known citizen, about 64 years of age, went as certain to afford quick and grateful relief. The For sale. Trusses, Sulphur, Nursing Bottles, $667,828 34 Shoulder Braces, Epsom Salts, Tobacco; R. B. CKAUFURD, Cashier. Huntington—-S. G. Blakeman, G. dier, and withdrew the name of Mr. Mann into the woods with his young boy, to cut stupefying Syrups, of which opium is the principal FEW desirable Building Lots near the Noroton Alum, master of Ridgefield, has been appointed speak of the elegance, the compactness and Depot, with views of the Sound from each lot, Supporters, Merschaum Pipes Sworn and subscribed this 6th day of Jannary. A. Thompson. ing and moved to make Col. Appleman's wood. Arriving there the boy noticed tha^ ingredient, are dangerous to life,impair the functions A Bird Seed, Roll Brimstone, Smokers Articles, Danbury—D. P. Nicholf, M. H. Griffin, agent of the Merchants Union Express in clearness, the illustrations, good paper, even all within five minutes walk of the Depot. Size of D., 1868, before me EDWARD P. WEED, nomination unanimous. he seemed unwell, and prevailed upon him of the stomach and bowels, and actnally impede the lots 50x200 feet, prices and terms exceedingly favor Notary Public. J. Tweedy, C. Cornwall. this town, in place of Mr. Harvey who has piress work, beautiful covers, &c, which growth of your offspring. To cure Wind Colic, regu able to parties desirous of building within the year. PERFUMERY This was carried,.and Col. Appleman was to get into the wagon and started for home, For particulars enquire on the piemiecs or address Brookfield—B. Griffin, S. E. Hawley.- resigned for the purpose of taking charge of characterize this edition, and its unusual late the bowels, soften the gums, and relieve pain, Of all kinds styles and prices. TATEMENT of the Condition of The FIRST Wilton—W. D. Gregory, H. Chichester, but he died before reaching the house. Heart by mail, *• NATIONAL BANK OF SOUTH NORWALK. nominated. ; othctbusiness in town. We are glad we cheapness. Sold by Selleck, at $1.50 per the iVERVINE will always be found safe and efficient 6m3 Dr. C. W. BALLARD, Darien, Conn. Pomades, HandkerchiefEx- Sin the State of Conn., on the morning of the-Hist Ridgefield—F. A. Rockwell, H. Smith, E. For State Treasurer, the names of Lever- disease is assigned as the cause of his death. Don't Use Anything Else ! Hair Oils, tracts, Lather Brushes, Monday of January, 1868, before the commencement W. Keeler, W. Howe. are not to lose him from among ns. volume. ' Lip Salves, Hair Dyes, Boot " oi business on that day Redding—W. B. Hill, J. E. Chapman, D. ett W. Wessels of Litchfield, Samuel Rock ^"Dodd's ifervine contains no OPIUM or other New Wholesale Liquor Store Toilet Powders, HairRestotativesInfant " poisonous ingredient. For sale by all Druggistsi Toilet Boxes, Hair Tonics, Razors. RESOURCES : S. Johnson, G. Osborn. well of New Britain, George Dudley of Win- Bridgeport. » T South Norwalk. Messrs.CASEY & BRACKEN Puff Boxes, Toilet Combs. Razor Strops, U. S. Bonds $300,500 ^ Mr. Stanton In Office. Messrs. Douglas & Mead, Gazette H. B. STORER & CO., Proprietors, : 31,000 New Canaan—Russell L. Hall, Edwin ste.l, and Luther Boardman of East Had The Franklin Telegraph Line are establish A would respectfully inform the inhabitants of Puff Balls, Hair Brushes, "Shaving ' "Boxes, Other'U. S. Securities The Senate took decisive action in the Building, keep their beautilal store constant No. 75 Fulton Street, New York: Norwalk andvicinity that they have opened a Whole Satchetts, Tooth " Toilet Knives, t;. S. Legal Tender Notes 39,930 Hoyt. dam, wete presented among others. An in ing their posts in town, and have taken sale Store at South Norwalk and are prepared to fhr^ Smelling Salts, Nail " Pocket Cutlery, National Bank Notes 3,133 Bethel—G. G. Durant, J. D. Baldwin. case of Secretary Stanton, in its executive ly supplied with a large and wonderful vari temporary office on Beaver street near Main, nish alt kinds of Wines and Liquors, Foreign and Tooth Powders, Flesh " China Vases, Specie 1,918 formal ballot was taken,resulting as follows: . To Owners of Horses. Domestic, at lowest New York prices : fine; Cider, Other Cash Items 586 79 . Newtown—H. Sanford, Z. Peck, S. N. session on Monday night. After an exhaus ety of confectionery. They sell large quan where they will be ready for business in a : Tooth Paste, Cloth " Toilet Sets, 39,780 40 Whole number of votes : ; 245 HOUSANDS OF HORSES DIE YEARLY FROM Ale and Porter, in Barrels and Bottled to order. Lubin's Genuine Extracts, . _ . Due from National Banks Bsers, J. Sanford. >; ; tities and are thus enabled to keep their short time. W. H. Booth is to have charge Families and the Trade supplied on the moBt reason Perry's Moth and Freckle Lotion, Notes and Bills Discounted 116,067 91 Neccessary to a choice , > 123 tive discussion, in which Mr. Fessenden, oj T Colic. This need not be. Dr. Tobias' Vene Real Estate, Furniture, &c., 3,101 93 Trumbull—C. C. Plumb, G. Plumb. ; of the office. tian Horse Liniment will positively cure every case, able terms. Best Alcliohol always on hand. And every variety of genuine Toilet preparations Monroe—C. B. Wheeler, T. Piatt. L. W. Wessels 125 - Maine, made an elaborate speech in defence stock fresh and good. Their store is a credit A new Congregational church was organ if given when first taken. The cost isonly one dol Agents for Ferris' Ale, Ihe best in Market. Expense Account 463 75 M. CASEY, C. H. BKACKEH. Sherman—W. W. Hoag, W. A. Caldwell. George Dudley 72 of the Secretary and in condemnation of tho to onr St Ue, and an ornament to our town. ized in East Bridgeport Wednesday evening. lar. Every owner of a horse should hdVfe a bottle in $415,479 78 . his stable, ready for use. It is warranted superior to Ely's Block, South Norwalk, opposite Lucas Hotel. STATIONERY! STATIONERY!! The committee on permanent organiza The nomination of Colonel Wessels was President's course in suspending him, while Revs. Mr. Brooks oi. Clinton, Rankin of anything else for the cure of Cuts. Wind Gafls, Swel N IB.—No Goods sold at Retail. 6t3 Fairfield, Lord of Bridgeport, and Hall of lings, Sore Throat, Sprains, Bruises, Old Sores, &c. Blank Pooks, Writing Paper, Envelopes, Slates, ' LIABILITIES. tions made the following report, which was made unanimous. Mr. Hendricks, Mr. Doolittle, Mr. Dixon, JUT Last week Monday several young Capital Stock 300,000 Stratford, took part in the exercises. This Liniment is no new remedy. It has been used Pens, Ink, Pencils &c., in large variety. 115,010 unanimously accepted: It was then moved that Mr. J. W. Manning men from South Norwalk, while gunning in and approved of for 30 years by the first horsemen Circulation and Mr. Buckalew sppke on the other side, The Rev. J. D. Potter will commence a se in the country. Given to an over driven horse,itacts individual Deposits - 71,165 11 PRESIDENT—The Hon. Augustus Brands of Putnam, be nominated for Comptroller the woods west of that village, came across ries of meetings at the M. E. Church in East We solicit attention to the followingarticles of onr Due National Banks 8,899 17 it was finally determined, by a vote ol 35 to like magic. Orders are constantly received from the own manufacture. They are prepared with great 813 gee, of New London. by acclamation, which was immediately a dead horse and business wagon. ~ Officer Bridgeport, on Sunday, Jan. 26th. racing stables of England for it. The celebrated Dividend Unpaid 6, that the President's reasons were unsatis- Hiram Woodruff, of trottiDg fame, used it for years, care from (he best ond purest material, will be found Surplus Fund Reserved 4,400 At a meeting ot the stockholders of the of uniform strength, firee from Impurities of any kind Profit and Loss • 16,193.50 VICE PRESIDENTS—William Storer, S. N. done. factoiy, and that Mr. Stanton was still Sec Bartram was informed of the affair and took and said it is far superior to any other he has tried. Reid, VV. H. Pierson, Francis Wayland S. Pequonnock National Bank, the following Recollect, Dr. Tobias' Venetian Horse Liniment is and warranted inferior to none in the market; The committee on resolutions reported the charge of the property, which proves to have Ext. Vanilla, $415479 78 W. K-:!logg, S. {t. Crampton. Hiram Willey, retary of War. A copy of the resolutions named geatlemen were elected Directors lor put up in pint bottles. Take no other. Sold by Ess. Peppermint, J. J. MILLARD, Chshier. following: been the horse and wagon belonging to Mr. the year ensuing, viz: Munson Hawley,Han- Druggists and Saddlers. Price 25 cents per bex. " Lemon, •' Lemon, Thomas Clark, Oramel Whittlesey, A. 8. were at once furnished to the President, to Depot, 50 Courtlandt Street, N. Y. 4t2 •' Wintergrecn, " Bitter Almonds, Snbscribed and sworn to before me this the 6th dsy Treat, D. P. Nichols, A. J. Crofut, Harvey Resolved, That it is the highest duty of oui Wm.Batterson, of Westporf, and which was ford Lyon, L. W. Clarke, George Wade, Da " Cinnamon, " Peach, :i'AjSv>;s ss of January, 1868." Mr. Stanton, and to General Grant; and ac " Celery, < - ; - M.B.PARDEE. Campbell, Thomas Tallman H. S. Barbour, government to maintain the integrity of the stolen from near the sign post in this village vid Trubee, Henry Wales,{Charles B. Hotch THE MEMBERS OF Hot Drops, . Union and to protect to the fullest extent cordingly on Tuesday morning, General kiss, John Hurd, and Charles Nettleton. At Syrup Ipecac, " Ginger. - Notary Public. L. W. Culler, J. N. Cowles, Henrv Tucker, in December last, just previous to the severe •' Squills, - . " Rose, Wm E Cone,-Charles Underwood Win Dor- the rights of the citizen; and we do cordially Grant vacated the War Department, and a meeting of the Board of Directors, Mun In this town, Jan. 8th, by Rev. O. W. Gates. Mr. St. John's Lodge, No. 6, F. and A.M. " Nutmeg Thomas H. Goff, of Portchestert N. Y., to Nellie A. Hive Syrup, NEW ORLEANS MOLASSES in Bbls. and ha/ ranee. approve the determination of Congress to so Mr. Stanton quietly resumed possession of storm. The horse must have died a horrible son Hawley was elected President, Chas. B. ARE hereby notified that there will be a special Paregoric Elixer, " Apple.v bbls. at f?. O. KEELER A BRO'S. Hotchkiss Vice President, W. R. Higby only daughter of George Elwood, Esq., of Norwalk. Communication, on Thursday evening, 33a inst, Laudanum, " Pear, &c.,&c., for cu SECSETAKIES—A. L. Train, Dwight Mar- guard the interests of the nation in the recon death, starving in that pitiless storm of sleet In New Hampton, N. Y., Jan. 15th, at the resi linary purposes. his office. Cashier. at 7 o'clock. A full attendance is earnestly request Syrup Rhubarb, &c. - - , - . HAMS AND SHOULDERS ot onr own smoking * cy, J. XL Taintor, J. D. Ferguson. struction of the states recently in rebellion, and cold. dence of the brides father, by the Rev. O. M. John ed. Per order W.M. W. W. STOREY, Sec'y. The above can be ftirnished by the ounce, pint, quart KEELER A BR O. as to secure permanent Union and enduring At the annual meeting of the stockholders son, E. L. Day, (formerly of Norwalk) to Carrie S., or gallon, or by the dozen in box, assorted. - Mr. Brandegee, in taking the chair re —It is again reported that Commodore ..^»i— eldest daughter of N. W. Talmadge, Esq. peace on the basis of justice, freedom and Jack Straws, Dominoes, Checkers, of the First National Bank of Bridgeport, In Bridgeport, 11th inst., by Rev. J. M. Carroll (TA AAA1'0. 1, Concord Grape Cuttings, Uhle Bros. Chemical Blue, for blueing clothes- is marked : equal rights to every citizen of the Republic. Vanderbilt is trying to get possession of the the following gentlemen were unanimously John Mulford to Mary McKenney, both of Stratford. OU,UUUForSale by GEO. C. COMSTOCK. the best in the world. New York and New Haven railroad. Dice and Dice Boxes, can be found at Chas. DENTISTRY Gentlemen, before proceeding further on Resolved, That in all public expenditures, elected Directors for,the ensuing year,viz: Jin. 8th, by Rev. H, B. Smith, Charles F.Jackson, We take this opportunity of thanking the public for H. Byxbee's, South Norwalk. Also a good, of Brookfield to Frances E. Blackman, of Newtown the liberal patronage bestowed upon us. We hope IN business, it is proper, and especially in a con both state and national, ihe most rigid econ H. n Palladium. E. S. Hawley, Russell Tomlinson, Asabel L. InNewtown, Jan. 8th, by Rev. Dr. Marble, Levi HOYT & RAYMOND by strict detention to business and the wants of the vention of the .Hepublican party, a party omy should be observed, and that in collect new buffalo robe. Lyon, S. B. Ferguson, Jr., Horace Nichols, B. Booth and H. Sophie Clark, eldest daughter of people, to merit their confidence and &vors. South Norwalk., J®" Neighbor Train, who chances to be a Philo Clark, all of Newtown. Manufacturers of that recognizes the existence of a Being who ing the necessary revenue to meet the cur Wm. E. Seeley, Thomas Lord,L. W. Burritt, Wiil be cootinaed in all its varions branches stockholder in the New York & New Ha Stratford, H. B. Glover, Newtown. E. S. In Danbury, Jan. 1st, by Rev. Mr. Powers, Lyman Ulile Bros, controls the universe, without whose knowl rent expenses of the government, the> indus 5@F°On the arrival of the Scotia at Queens- D. Brewster, Esq., to Amelia Ives, of Danbury. Sash, Blinds, Doors, Mouldings, Jan.15th,1SGS. as last year by edge not a sparrow falls to the ground, to try of the country, engaged in producing sta ven Railroad, does not seem to keep himself Hawley was appointed President, and Wm. Dec. 25th, by Rev. Mr. Birch, Chas. Boland to Claris town, 17th inst., a strong police force went RACKETS, <£C.. SCROLL and FANCY SAWINO, look to Him for guidance and direction. I ple and necessary . commodities should, be posted up in regard to the manipulators of E. Seeley, Cashier. sa Hodge, both of Danbury. B TURNING, and MATCHING; SIDING made to order 0. H. KENDALL and A. N. HABT, left unembarrassed, and all industrial pro on board and arretted George Francis Train The annual banquet to the directors of the In Brewsters, N. Y., Jan. 12th. by Rev. Mr. Ferris WINDOW FRAMES, PACKING BOXES, &C., of every de will, therefore, call upon the Rev. Mr. Crane his investments, else he would know that William.H. Merritt, to Miss S. Flora Bennett, both scription made promptly and warranted to give sat The Principal Operator in Colton'a Dental to open, this convention with prayer. ducts of prime necessity should as far a prac and two other passengers, on a charge of Wheeler & Wilson Manufacturing Company of Danbury. isfaction. Please give ns a call atthcSteam|Mill,west Association, bas repeatedly declared that Vanderbilt has this great New England mo took place at the Sterling House Friday, Rev. C. B. Crane, of Hartford, then made ticable be. exempt, and all taxes should be Fenianism. of the Depot, near the Nursery, South Norwalk. Honth Norwalk ia the best place within bis levied on luxuries and other sources least nopoly completely under his control now. The noon. About fifty guests sat down to the R. N. HOYT. (6m*3) J. R. RAYMOND - an appropriate and devout prayer. — knowledge, (out of Cooper union) to bave burdensome to the people; and all the bur New York & New Haven is as much under I v; - A Fine Machine. dinner, which was a marvel of culinary skill. teeth extracted. Rev. J. J. Woolley moved that the con dens and taxes, both State and Natiocal, At the semi-annual election of officers for his iroi: grasp as the Hartford & Springfield, Bullard & Parsous, machinists of this city, In this town Jan. 18, Ezra Thayer, aged 70 years, DR. KENDALL, has reduced his price of vention proceed to an informal ballot for should be so adjusted as to bear equally and Post No. 1, District of Housatonic, G. A.;R. 2 months, J3 days. CO-PARTWERSHXF. justly on all. or the Harlem, Hudson River or Central of have just completed a very large sized speci the following comrades were chosen: Com In Norwalk, Ja« 14th, Samuel Scribner, aged candidate for governor. their improved upright drill for ma HE subscribers hereto would respectfully inform Eesolved, That the national faith pledged New Yoik, and if the old Railroad King men of mander—Samuel E. ttlinn; Senior-Vice Com about 80 years. ^ T the public that they have this day entered into a so much as to make it to the adranUge of all Mr. H. K. W. Welch, of Hartford named chinists' use, for Pratt, Whitney & Co., of In Ridgefield, Jan.1st, Mary, wife of the late Har Co-partnership and entered together in the for the redemption of the public debt, must lives five years he will rule a through line mander—A. B. Beers; Junior Vice Comman vey Keeler, aged 73 years and ffi months. Jan, 18th, who want the article, to call on him before Marshall Jewell. be kept inviolate, and we denounce repudia this city. This machine introduces some der—John W. Speidel; Quartermaster—G. Ephram Middtebrooks, aged 83 years. procuring them elsewhere. from Boston to Chicago. improvements on their ordinary manufacture In Redding, Jan. 18tb, Joel Griffin, aged US years. Office hours at all times from Tuesday morning Rev. J. J. Woolley named the Hon. Chas. tion in every form and declare that the na A. Staples; Adjutant—J. G. Stevens; Sur In Bethel, Jan. 10th, Annie.C., daughter of Orris Retail Diy Goods Business, and has won high commendation from ma geon—A. D. Powers; Officer of the Day— till Friday evehing. Parker, of Meriden. tional debt, created to save the nation, must Feirif, aged 13 years. Monday and>Saturday will be spent in Ridgefield. chinists, for excellecqgpf material and work W. W. Pardee; Officer of the Guard—C. F. In Bridgeport. Jan. 13th, Mary A., wife of Mont i i ^ " • under the name and firm of - ' 1 be fully paid in good faith and according to Adjourned Town Meeting. f Jan. 1st, 1868. C. H. KENDALL: Francis Wayland, of New Haven, with its tenor. manship. In this tool, the spindle has no Hale. The organization now numbers con gomery Egbert, aged 20 years. Jan. 16tb, Mrs. So Our citizens should remember that impor vertical motion through its brushing, the phia W. Kunbleman, aged 70 years. drew the name of Cyrus Northrop, saying Resolved, That our government, recogniz siderably over a hundred members and is in In Stratford, Jan. 13th-Mis Abel Booth, in the 88th W:A ing no distinction beween native born and tant business is to be transacted at the ad traverse being obtained l>y attaching the a highly flourishing condition. year of age. KNAPP & DICKERMAN that though Mr. Northrop was the first spindle to a moving in a gibbed head, to adopted citizens should demand of other journed Town Meeting which comes off on A grand mass meeting was held in Bridge In Saugatuck, Jan.11th, Caroline B., relict of Moses SOMETHING NEW ? choice of the delegation from New Haven, . which motion is applied by hand, or by au Sherwood, aged 65 years, and 9 months. : nations the immediate and uncondition Monday next, at two o'clock, p. m. port, on Friday evening for the purpose ol In Bethel, Jan. 17th Hiram Judd, aged 64 years. While Mr. Dickerman desires to cordially thank his W they did not wish, at that time, to present al release of all citizens of the United tomatic friction feed, which is within easy giving an expression ol opinion concerning In Wilton, January 5, Joseph Milfe, aged 88 years. many friends for their liberal patronage during the w NOTICE! him as a candidate. States, illegally held in military' service, or control of the operator. Having geared cones the rights of citizens abroad. His Honor, In Westport, Jan. 7, Caroline, /wife of Walter A. last twenty years, he would say to them that the A FIRST CLASS CITY . in custody for pretended political offenses, J®" Owing to the recent severe weather, eight different speeds can be obtained,adapt Mayor Hawley presided. t Howarth, aged 27 years. new firm can for the present be found at his old stand Hon. Samuel L. Warner, of Middletown, ing it to l'ght drilling or heavy boring. In Saugatuck, Jan. 10, Caroline B. Sherwood rel ; N presented the name of Benjamin Douglas of notcommilted on tLeir soil; and it is the Messrs. Whitney & Beckwith have been de Mr. W. H. Weeks, ol Brideeport, has a last ict of Moses Sherwood, aged 65 years. in South Nojwalk, where they Will at all times be duty of the government to enforce that de Every horizontal journal is fitted with the spring's pullet, which has laid regularly an In Westport, Jan. 14, Mrs. Julia A. Banks, relict happy to show their new and largely increased stock Middletown. layed in fitting up their GAZETTE Building patent self-oiling box. manufactured by this of Stephen Banks, aged 3S years, 6 months. mand, if necessary, with all the power of the egg a day, during the present season, forty In Stamford. Jan. 18, Sarah, widow ot Joseph of Goods, allt for sale at the D. P. Nichols, of Fairfield County, named nation. Rooms, and will be unable to move back un firm, thereby dispensing with the necessity days in succession; a profitable fowl. The subscriber having taken out a License for the of frequent oiling. The table revolves on Cheesman of New York. the Hon. Roger Averill, of Danbury. Resolved, That the thanks of the American til about the first of February. The Germania Society give a Masquerade i Very Lowest Prices. Tailoring Establishment. people are due to the Union soldiers who its center, and the arm on which it iB placed Ball, Feb. 11th.—Condensed from Standard. Hiram Willey, of New London, named turns on the upright column of the machine. OTICE—The members of -'OUR OWN" ASSOCI : V i They purpose soon to remove to their periled their lives in defence of their country • ATION can obtain "Complimentarles" for So At No. 1, Gazette Building, (Head of Stairs,) US 5 Henry P. Haven, of that city. and in vindication of the honor of its flag; FINE FRUIT.—Mr. Geo. C. Comstock will By this arrangement, every point oi the table ciable,N on Thursday Eve., Jan. 23d, by applying to can be brought under the center of the drill. , £g"*The Jackson (Mich.) Citizen says:— the Prest., or to A. H. Camp, Sec. and Treas. * " ] MAMMOIH NEW STORE, The subscriber who has for the past year or more Sale, Benting and Exchanging Speeches were made by a number of dele that the nation owes to them and to the wid- please accept our thanks for a basket of. fine * been cutter for J. Tnrk, would respectfully inform v: ,; HartfordCourant. We would call the attention ot our Iriends gates advocating the respective claims of the owes and orphan children of those who fell on Washington St., and extend their business to a the citizens of Norwalk, that he. has1 made arrange in battle adequate aid and protection, and large Baldwin apples, a specimen of the ' ^ to this fine instrument, which surpasses all HOUSES FOR SALE CHEAP. ments to open a first-class, New York City Establish- gentlemen named, after which the conven quality of fruit raised on his farm. He seems IB^-Thc best .thing you can use for a Cough others of the kind. There are.many other GENERAL MERCHANDISE TRADE, ment, as abovewhere he pledges himself to give sat I . 1 that memories of those who have fallen in Y span ol BLACK HORSES, tast travelers and isfaction to all his customers. tion proceeded to take an informal ballot for its defence shall be held in grateful and ever to have been as successful in raising apples, Cold, Sore throat, Croup, Whooping Cough, imitations in the market, but none have been good workers. F. BELDEN, Norwalk. and in variety, quality and che-apness or their goods He will give special attention to Boys Garments as -S?» s i"i. » J . • • I made to equal the AMERICAN ORGAN, man M tc'leclipse anything j et offered the public. Governor, with the following result: ?j i lasting remembrance. pears, &c., as the smaller fruits. Good luck and all Lung Diseases, is SURE POP 1 It well as to those ot gentlemen. , Persons biinging Resolved, That on behalf of the loyal peo ufactured by S. D. & H. W. Smith, Boston For Sale. , A RNAPP. ' A. DICKERMAN. their own cloth can havethe gamecut or made up, in Marshall Jewel), ever be with him. . will cure you "every time," manufactured by Mass. We would congratulate the Messrs. N B—All persons indebted to Mr. Dickerman an artistic manner, at reasonable prices Charles Parker, „; - j -a ,68 ple of Connecticut, we do hereby present as UILDING STONE of a superior quality. Apply FRANCIS J. McKEON. fl our'and their first choice for next President Comes & Mansfield, Danbury Conn. For Smith on the entire success^ that attended at the GAZETTE OFFICE. tfj will please call and settle thciraccountsas he is very Would call the attention oi the public to the Jkct that Benjamin Douglas, • ;'05 their efforts to produce a superior instrument, B desires of closing up his old ^o^mmedmte^ . Roger Averill, ; 90 of the United States, General ULYSSES S. Stockholders' Meetings. sale everywhere. 3n>2* District ot Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, Janua he is now ready to transact business of that nature GRANT. That we recognize in him not Almost all other makers have hitherto failea FIRST rate COW, for sale: if called for immedi ry 140A, A. D. 1868. in allits branches, and will assure prompt attention Henry P. Haven, ^:V •••.'.79 At the stockholders' meeting of the Fair to produce an instrument which answers the ately will be sold cheap. Call on or address, R. T. STATE of WILLIAM TAYLOR, late of New Henry BT Harrison, »•' 1 only the gallant soldier who led our armies —John Jacob Astor, second son of the F.A SHAY, Daricn Depot. 3t*2 111 Canaan, in said District, deceased. toali who may favor him with a call. Bis resources I to victory and maintained the Union in its in field Co. National Bank, on Tuesday last, the object designed—a substitute for the pipe Backgammon Boards, Checkers, "CtRDERED—That the Administrator exhib his of gaining information relative to said business are 1 W.A. Buckingham, „ ,*1 founder ot Astor family, died in New York, organ. The American Organ comes the administration account to this court for adjustment- tegrity, but also the wise statesman, true to old board of directors were re-elected as fol ANTED—50 Shares Norwalk Gas Co. Stock. unsurpassed, He has now for disposal Cyrus Northrop, ' 4 Friday last, in his C5th year. In, his youth nearest to the accomplishment of this end of Apply to J. W. McLEAN, M. D. [212 at the Probate Office in Norvalk, on the 1st day of the interests of the people, daily trying to re he was kicked in the head by a horse, which w February, 186S, at,9o'clock forenoon; and that all Another informal ballot was then taken, lows :—Charles Isaacs, Wm. S. Lockwood, anv instrument we have ever seen or heard. 1 i CHESSMEN, DOMINOES, || - duce the public expenditure, more solicitioii3 disorded his intellect, rendering a guardian - . 2t2 persons interested in said estate maybe notified resulting as follows, * ' '!" for the permanent prosperity of the country Wm. K. James, Asa E. Smith, Joseph W. thereof,the said Administrator will cause thisorder to necessary lor him thiough life. His father "ST. M. O. A. £*• be published in a newspaper printed in Fairfield FARMS, RESIDENCES, &c. Marshall Jewell, ? ' 154 than for personal or party success—while at Hubbell, EliB. Bennett, Chas. Marvin,Wm. left him $10,000 a year, and the valuable "HOW CAN YE BLOOM SO FRESH AND FAIR?" HE Sixth Lcctarc beiore the Young Men's Chris County and posta copy thereof on the sign-post in - ^ If. Jv . v . Charles Parker, vs iv ; » 28 the same time he stands pledged by his re C. Street. Charles Isaacs, Esq., was subse block of ground bounded by Fourteenth and JAOEL STRAWS, said New Canaam nearest the place where the de corded sentiments and historic deeds to se goes the old Scotch song. How ? Whv, T tian Association, will be given on ceased last dwelt, at least ten days before caid 1st Benjamin Douglass, ;3 Kr inn 30 quently re-elected President. Fifteenth streets, and Tenth and Eleventh those who show the bloom of health on their day of February. GEORGE A.DAVENPORT, Roger Aveiill, t - ^ 17 cure and maintain on enduring foundations avenues. By the will of his father this prop Wednesday Eve. Jan. SSd, *68, ) Situated in Norwalk. At the annual stockholders' meeting of the cheeks; take Plantation Bitters, which has d variety of other games, suitable for lt*3 Judge. Henry P. Haven, 72 the principles of the loyal men oi the nation erty now reverts to Mr. William B. Astor. the power of fortifying the system against Al LOCKWOOD'S HALL, ; An a Augustus Brandegee.' 1 who sustained the government and the honor National Bank of Norwalk, held on Thurs- —John Caine was killed by!a bull fast Sat disease, and of regulating the digestive ap District of Norwalk, ss Probate Court, January And all the adjoining country. Piaces for tale va. of our flag against treason and armed rebel .& > Winter Evenings, lor sale by ^ 18th, A. D„ 1868. Mr. Woolley, of Meriden, withdrew the dry last, the old board of directors were cho* urday, on the Starr farm at South East, N. paratus. Are you dyspeptic, weak, void of vSTATE' or AUGUSTUS PLATT, late ot ryihg from $5,000 to $35,000. lion. j Norwalk, in said District, deceased. name of Charles Parker. 'sen for the year ensuing as follows : Ebene- energy? Have you little or no appetite, £J H M & C S PROWITT - f Resolved, That we present with pride the headache, continued lassitude and depression OBDEBES—That the Administrator exhibit his M. Warner, of Middletown, withdrew the honored name of WM; A. BUCKINGHAM zer Hill, Stiles Curtis, John A. Weed, Fred Administration account to this Court for adjustment, THE GREAT AMERICAN HAIR PREP of spirits ? Take S. T. I860 X., and CAPT. C. C DUNCAN, at the Probate Office in Norwalk, on the 8th day of name of Benjamin Douglas, and expressed as our choice for Vice President of the Uni erick Belden, Samuel Lynes, Jonathan Februaryjl8ft8,at 9 o'clock,forenoon ;and that all per r-£3?V' ted States, and request our delegates to the ARATION, valued at home and abioad, a bloom and beauty will return. The Bitters of the Quaker City Excursion. This Lecture 'recent WORDEN HOUSE,;: his preference for Mr. Jewell, and moved Camp, Josiali M. Carter. real Hair Restorer or Dressing (in one bottle.) have become ahousehold friend. ..4t2 ly delivered in New York and Brooklyn to crowded sons interested in said Estate may be notified thereof National Convention to make all honorable audiences,) will be a narration of the the Adnflnistrator will cause this order to be pub that the convention nominate him by accla The annual meeting of stockholders of the A great triumph of science. Mrs. 8. A. AL Corner of Bowery and Bayard St., lished in anewspaperprinted in Fairfield County,and For Summer, fhrnished or nnltarnlahed, --:rssi f- effort to secuie his nomination. .—A delightful toilet post a copy thereof on the sign-post in said Norwalk, IF . J " : • mation. Resolved, That we present to the loyal peo Danbury & Norwalk Railroad Co. for choice LEN'S Improved (new style) Every Drug MAGNOLIA WATER VISIT TO THE CRIMEA AND PALES gist sells it. Price One Dollar. 4t2 article—superior to Cologne, and at half the NEW YORK. t'.'-"1 - /•". nearest the place where the deceased last dwelt, at Mr. Willey, of New London withdrew the ple of this State our nominee for governor, of directors is to be held in Norwalk, on the TINE ; INCIDENTS by SEA and LAND. least ten days before said 8th day of February. price. 2t52 Reception of the Excursionists by It* J GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge. FOR 8AXS OA TO name of Henry P. Haven. Hon. MAR8HALL JEWELL, aud his asso 30th inst. Guests can be accommodated with rooms by the day ciates this day nominated, ana pledge our A EMINENT DIVINE, SAYS, "I have been or week with or without Board. Mr. Nichols of Danbury withdrew the Adjourned meeting of the Norwalk Iron using the Peruvian Syrup. It gives me new DR. S. S. FITCH'S GARIBAIiDI, In the District Court of the United States for the '3>!: selves to make such efforts for the success ol TIIE EMPEROR ALEXANDER, GEO P. WORDEN, Proprietor. "strict of Connecticut. with land in quantity to suit Purchaser or Lessce ll name of Roger Averill. Works on the 30th inst. vigor, buoyancy of spirits, elasticity of mus , the matterof FREDERICK ELWOOD, Bank our ticket as shall result in their triumphant "FAMILY PHYSICIAN," AND also a number of *'i election. cle " J. P. Dinsmore, 36 Dey Street, New Seventy-eix pages ; price 25 cents. Sent to any rupt in Bankruptcy. Mr. Warner of Middlctown^then renewed York, will send free, a pamphlet of 32 pages ROYAL FAMILY OF RUSSIA,. 'o whom it may concern: the motion for the nomination of Mr. Jewell The resolutions were passed unanimously, THE NATIONAL GAME.—The Alert Base containing a full account of this remarkable address. No money required until the book is re COMSTOCK'S ou are hereby notified that, pursuant to an order ceived, Tead, and fully approved. It is a perfect And highly interesting account of the wanderings of issued by Wm. K. Seeley, Register in Bankruptcy, a Ball announce a "game" supper of, oysters, medicine, to any one sending him their ad- the party in the ;:~; Fine FAX*: by acclamation, which was carried unani those portions referring to Grant, Bucking guide to the Bick or indisposed. Address fECOND GENERAL MEETING of the Creditors drefs. HOLY LAND, ^ >f said Bankrupt ttill be held at Bridgeport. Fairfield mously. ham and Jewell, being received with tre &c., spiced with tableaux, vocal and instru Gy . DR. S. S. FITCH, 25 Tremont St., Boston. RATIONAL FOOD,: Jonnty, in saldDlstrict,on the 10th day of Februaiy, i / Three cheers for Jewell, Grant, and Buck mendous cheers. mental music, Ac., at Ely's Hall, two nights '" Lecture to commence at 1-4 beiore 8. A. D., 1868, at 10 o'clock, a. m., at the offlce o: Wil Apply to atents have recently been granted to ' Reserved seats may he secured on and after Mon liam K. Seeley, Register in Bankiuptcy, for the pur ingham were given, after which a commit Mr. Starkweather proposed nine cheers for this.week. "A PENNY SAVED GOOD AS TWO E\RNEN." poses named in the twenty-seventh section of the citizens of this County as follows:— —This time-honored proverb has lost none day, Jan. 20th. tee, consisting of Messrs. Welch, Nichols Grant and Buckingham and for the state tick The Liberty boys have engaged Geo. Al Evening tickets 50 cts. For Invalids, Infants & Dyspeptics. Bankrupt Act, approved March 3d. 1867. JAMES MITCHELL, fi , James Bounds of Bridgeport,improvement of its piili, and those who make it the rule 2153 JAMES STAPLES, Assignee. and Willey, was appointed to wait on Mr. et, the members of the convention rising to len, of New Y irk, to furnish music for their Dated at Bridgeport, this 15th day of Jannary. in pliers; Edward Flather of Bridgeport, should not lail to use Pyle's O. K. Soap, Barn For Sale. , A. D.. 1808. Jewell and notify him of his nomination. their feet and giving them with a will. entertainment at Lcckwood's Hall, on the which di es not waste away like the com Alnordsrsieft at the UNION MARKET, Mitchell'i improved baggage check. HE large Bam near the head of Maiu Street, Block, Norwalk, Cons., will receive prompt atten- < Gen Kellogg, of Waterbury, moved that Mr. Welch of Hartford, from the commit 31st inst. being determined to make their REISSUE.—Wm. N. Erly of F tratford, as mon brewn soaps, and which leaves the gar owned by the subscriber, is offered for sale CALIFORNIA FLOUR in sacks, at ments washed beautifully white and pure. cheapT if applied for immediately. The barn is 24s 44 KEELER & BRO S. tton.| V y 1' the convention now proceed to . ballot for a tee appointed to wait upon Mr. Jewell to in Sociable as pleasant and attractive as possi signor of Edgar M. Stevens, improved peg ging machine. Patented May 18,1867. Sold by grocers everywhere. . > and is in good condition. To he removed. R. ELLS. candidate for Lieutenant Governor, and form him of his nomination for Governor, ble.
'4" fee - such remembrance, yet I shall never cease lo OFIELD & BAR NOTTS Gazette Building for your Domestics and Dry Goods. appreciate it. This beautiful family Bible will Dry Goods! Dry GoodsII go to SO fftwalH tectte. constitute another bright link in the chain, already long, that binds me to Westport. It W.BABDEL SMITH, •peolal Notice. Tuesday, Jan. 21st, 1868. will serve to remind me of this interesting As many of my former patrons are anniversary, ol the good ladies who donated TEAS! TEAS! TEAS! atantlv calling at my new store lor rHS$I it, and especially of Him who has raised up at J§m, cine..',i f. Lhis opportunityn—.ofoim to inform on FAIRFIELD COUNTY ITEMS. NEW AUD ELEGANT GLORIOUS NEWS 1868 JANUARY 1868 and all, that I bare sold out my Drag Store such generous Irieuds, and who has lollowed * to Mews. Uhle Broi^No. 11, uain Street. me with loving kindness and tender mercy, LOCK.WOOD'S BUILDING, NOKWALK, Conr. <; Weslport. What we do keep in large qaantities to tell all my days. Moreover, it will be an encour TEA WAREHOUSE, at Wholeoale and Retail, are The Sabbath School anniversary exercises agement tome to study it more faithfully, HOLIDAY SALE in the Congregational Ghurcb, on the 12ili FOR THE T.AlfB Foreign and Domestic Paper, that I may discover those great and beautiful A Saving of 50 Cents to $1. per lb., Envelopes and Wrapping Paper, itist., were highly interesting. An anthem truths, which sometimes lie beneath the sur Guaranteed by purchasing yonr Teas at Knitting Machine . , all kinds of appropriate to the occasion, was sung at the face, and bring them forth for our mutual ed Writing Fluids, Inks and Inkstands, opening. The one hundrelh Psalm was then OF . h particularly adapted to Family Uiu, ification and growth in grace. I shall al The Great United States Pass Books, Memorandas, recited, and prayer offered by the Pastor.— ways look upon it as a testimonial ol 'regard AS IT IS PERFECTLY SIMPLE, After the singing of another sweet liy'inn,be Writing Books, Day Books, and esteem,' and praying God that I may not EASILY OPERATED. ginning "Saviour, listen to our prayei," the be unfaithful to the great doctrines revealed Monmsii Ledgers, Slates, Pens, Pencils, And not liable to get out of Order. different classes brought up their offerings. Pocket Diaries,Pocket Books, in it, and thanking you, sir, for your word of COTTON SALE KNITS ALL VARIETIES OF WORK, Tweuiy anniversary cards, corresponding to wisdom, I now cordially and thankfully ac Tooth, Flesh, Hair, Nail, PLAIN OR FANCY. the number of classes, for which were print cept it." 8, nuim in imi Clothes, Shoe, and Lather Brushes, ed '"Our Ood," "Our Bible," "Our Liberty A few practical remarks by one of the Sliapes a Stocking the same as by hand, as It Razors, Razor Strop, "Our Country" and which also contained teachcrs, Mr. George C. Lees, singing again, No. 2 Gazette Bniltling, widens and narrows at will. Pocket Knives, the names of the class, the teacher and the One may bo teen in operation at the residence ol G. &c., and these entertaining and wc doubt not T. Y. EELLET & CO,. W. Marsh-, Ronnd Hill, South Norwalk. Address, Scissors. scholars,together with the motto of the class, profitable exercises were brought to a close, MIIB C. h. MAB3H, Box 74, South Norwalk, Agent For 10 Days, at lor Falrfleld County,Conn. 3m*4? Toilet Articles i its anniversary offering, its New Year's gift May all who participated in them, be inspir No 80 Tcscy Street, Corner of Ch eh St Lubin's Perfume Powders, and an experience, a sentiment, wish, or AT od by tfcem lo be more zealous and lai'hlul The large Brown Stone Store on the ASTOR HOUSE Pomades, prayer, testified as to what they had done in working for the Master! Block, New York. Wish all their patrons a AVOID THE DRAFT, during the past year. They hail collected Senior's Zacharie, The ninetieth birthday of Mrs. Polly Nash rnOTALLT exclude Wind, Bain, Snow and Cold, Rathgeber's Verbena Cream, $180.98. Of this sum one class, The Branch was celebrated at her house in Green's Farms, Teas Retailed Positively at our Im * lrom Doors and Windows, by using es, contributed $55.6S, thus vindicating their GREAT SC0FIELD 4 BARNDM'S, Pomades, ; . on Tuesday aiternoon of last week. Her Extracts, title to the name "Fxcelsior," which they birthday occurred several weeks since, but porting Prices Brown's Metallic Weather Strip, Cologne, bore lust year. May they continue to keep the celebration ol the event was postponed Wc are now prepared to ofl'cr to consnmers ol their position at the head of-the classes! Wc Teas and Coffees, one of the largest and finest stocks HAPPY NEW YEAR, for a lime on account of the interesting union RAYMOND & KNAPP, Hair Restoratives. were sorry to notice everexhibited in this market, and at prices from BO the abscuce of designs, religious meetings which were then being 75 per cent, lower than are nsualty paid tor the same O. B. IVES' Agents for Norwalk and Vicinity. A fine assortment of qualities. We have opened an elegant Warehouse Commencing on on tliii occasion. There was a space on the held in that vicinity. Mrs. Nash is still hale at No. 80Vesey Street, corner ol Chuich St., expres Photograph Albums. cards for a description of them,but on nearly ly to accommodate the people, and are retailing oni REDUCTION IN PRICES and hearty, and warmly welcomed her guests eoods at Wholesale prices. For Sale. Just Received a large lot of Soap: all ul them it was blank. As they added a on this occasion. Some forty persons were Do not buy yonr Teas and Coflccs ot Retail grocers and extend to all their past customers Honey, very Interesting feature to the last anniversa or at conntry stores where yon liavo to pay upon the LACK WALNUT OFFICE DESK, which win present at dinner, including children, grand actnal value almost innumerable profits to Brokers, B be Bold cheap. Was made to order and is near- Brown and White Windsor, ry, we hope they will not be overlooked Speculators,Jobbers, and a host of o(J»er middle-men and friends, as well as to those who ,ly new. Can be seen at the office of the Norwalk children, and great-grand-children. Long but send diecctto head-quarters and obtain the pure WEDNESDAY, DEC. 19th, 1867. Lock Co. U53 Almond, Bay Ram, when the next shall have come. If the may she continue in good health. unadulterated article at its true valiuv have not yet favored us with their pat' We "uarantee our stock to be at all times fresh Crystalline Balls, classes cannot do any more, let all do at least Mi. find Mrs. Martin Godfrey of Cross OF ronage, an invitation to call and exam- andpnre. and put up from none but original pack Boardinff' Glycerine, Rose, a as much as "Little Dew Drops," who brought Highways, celebrated their tin wedding, last ages; Entire satisfartion in overy icspect is war SOUTH NORWALK. ranted, cr money refunded. in* our stock. Catholican, up a mound ol beautiful flowers, from the eveniug, (Jan. 20lb.5 BS. A. BROWN has taken the residence of Xr. conservatory of Mr. Aldetiv PRICE LIST. M James Finney, Sain Street, near the Bridge, and Bay Laurel Soaps. We condense the following items from the OOLONG (blacfc)CO, 70.80,90, $1. po lb. best. We quote the foliowing prices: and ti prepared to receive first-class boarders. Ref A great variety of the The Treasurer's Report by Mr. Win. H. best crences exchanged. 46tf Advertiser, of the 17th inst : MIXED.(green & black) 60,70,80. ^110, $1. per lb. Best Perfumes, Saxton, exhibited a flourishing condition of YOUNG HYSON,(green)70,80,90,$1. $1.10 $1.25, best On Thursday evening last, Rev. J.*R. Wil IMPERIAL (Green) 90, $1.00. $1.25. the finances. Between three and four hun ENG. BREAKEAST,(black) 70, 80,90 $1 $1.10 $1. Bare Chance. Hair Tonics, Pomades, _ liams was ' surprised" and presented with JAPAN. 90, $1. $1.25 per pound. A LARGE CABINET ORGAN, four stops mahoga- Foreign and Domestic, dred dollars had be( n contributed, most of $100.—Rev. J. Vinton Received $150 at his GUNPOWDER, $1.25, $1.60 per poi'Pd Swiss and Holland Blankets $4.50, ny case, four sets of reeds ; a very fine toned Tn- OVERCOATS, strnment, suitable fora church, or school. Wig be Wholesale and Retail. whicn had been expended for various objects. donation party Jan 8,-Aman named Thomp GREATLY REDUCED PRICES, old prices $6.00. sold very cheap if applied lor soon. Inquire of Hon. Myron L Mason, the Secretary, tnade son has been sent to Bridgeport jail for steal Prof. S. RICARD. Also a large assortment of ing an overcoat from the residence of Mrs. Coffee Department. an encouraging report of the attendance, S. Frasier.—We have been shown a silver Double and Single Sfewls $3.25 Gold and Silver Watches, condition of the library, &c. The roli con- watch which lias been in use over a century We have one ol the finest Coffee Departments in > especially in taineJ a larger number of scholars now than aud a quarter. It was formerly owned by this country, and always guarante our customer* a * and $6.50, old prico $4.50 and $9.00. SOLID SHVEB & PLATED WARE good article. . ever before. Over one hundred new and ex Thomas Fitch, Esq., Governor of the Colo As the profits on Coffees is small, wo cannot prom AT THE GOLD, SILVER and STEEL ny of Connecticut, as will be seen by the ise onr customers as great a sa> iiie as we can in Broche Shawls, $25 old price $35. cellent books had been added to the library, tollowing inscription, which is on the inside Teas, yet we intend to give them al 1 advantage pos LOOK AT THIS ! which now numbers 658 volum C3, all in good ot the case : "This watch was carried by sible, and sell our Oofices at fully «5 por cent, cheap Winter Dress Goods, Also, a great vaaiety of CLOCKS. er than retailers. order,and eagerly sought after by the scholars- Gov. Fitch of Norwalk, more than forty Cloths, Cashmeres and Cloakings, All we ask ol our patrons is to call and get the prices before purchasing. "The school is in a most excellent condition," years, and was purchased from one of his P 111 O K IJ ST • • heirs October, 1789." It was also owned GROOND COFFEES. from 50 cts. to $1.00 per yard, loirer , I am also agent for he said in conclusion, "and promises to be a and used about forly years by Seth Taylor, PURE RIO, 20, 25, and 30 cents per pound. Cloaks and Cloakings, than ever. MASON & HAMLIN'S most valuable auxiliary to the Church, and Esq., and is now in possession of his son, BEST OLD GOVERNMENT JAVA, 40 Cts., per lb. COFFEES IN THE BEAN, roasted 28, 80,35 and I want money gentlemen those who have at heart the prosperity and our fellow townsman—John W. Taylor. Samples always on hand. Also for the cel 40 cents per pound FURS ! FURS ! ! Furs ! !! re ebrated good influence of the Chutch cannot feel in And in order to get it I have resolved different to the Sunday School, which has Danbnry. Shawls, duced 25 per cent. Empire Sewing Machine. A school house has recently been built at been aptly styled its "nurseiy." For under s • We have appointed The best Family Sewing Machine in the a cost of about $30,000 including land, furni Clothing Establishment, to still further person take trial Divine guidance and favor, it is to its Sun HOSIERY! HOSIERY!!! Hosi World, any can one upon ture, t£c. The building is three stories, with Mess. RICHARD & DARE they will reccommend themselvea. We are day School that the Church must look in a HOOP SKIRTS, basfll®ect. The basement is divided into ery \\\ 10 and 20 cents, per pair. just receiving an endless variety of great degree for increase of membership,and ' ...Agents foi the sale of onr goods in Reduce the Price several apartments, to be used for fuel and HOLIDAY GOODS earnest, faithful workers in the Lord'.- Vine A few very handsome store rooms for the furnaces, of which there NORWALK and VICINITY, A splendid line of Handkerchiefs, Eserything from a Butterfly to an Elephaat yard. In this report, the last, probably, OF - DOLLS by the yard or bushel. are throe of the Leslie patent, and the two * SOUTH NORWAZ] which the undersigned will ever render, he Our TEAS and COFFEES may bebought of them at just received, for Christmas Presents. To buy good goods that will prove to be back rooms, in which the older scholars will will be permitted to express the hope that the same prices at which tbey are sola at our Ware Men and Boys just what they are recommended, call at clothing. From each ol house, New York, put up in packages of one pound Double Brocha Shawls, the Cash Store, the Cheap StorsL the One the School will long enjoy that Divine guid leave their surplus and upwards, by ourselves. Our celebrated KID GLOVES, these rooms a door communicates with the Consumers may rely upon getting a superior arti READY-MADE Price Store. ance and favor, and be the birthplace oi cle at our lowest cash prices by buying their will be sold for 10 days, at 871-2 cts. .playgrounds, and a stairway leads to the first man}' a Christian hope and aspiration, event - wiil be sold cheap at a E. BLACKMAN, floor, on which are four rooms, 22 1-2x30 AN ELEGANT SfOCK OF per pair, and every pair warranted, if Wall St., 2d Store East ot the new Bask ually to be crowned with bliss eternal in the TEAS and COFFSSS feet. A broad hall runs the length ol the Building. Kingdom of Christ, our Redeemer." OP they give out or tear bring them back building,and another crosses it. The cross CLOTHING A very cheering part of the exercises was Messrs. RICHARDS & DAKE, GREAT BARGAIN. and get a new pair. BEWARE OF IMPOSITION. the distribution of premiums to the School hdlls have been made wide enough to admit of a sub-partition being put up through the The same quality of Spectacles that are ad by the Superintendent, John N. Belts, Esq., SODTH NORWALK. Woolen Shawls, Hoods and Nubias, vertised and sold foi $2.50 and $3.00 E. centre, about six tect in height,against which Look at these prices: and the Pastor, Rev. A. J. Hetrick'. One We solicit a fair trial from all who are interested in from 50 cents to $4.00. Blackman will sell lor $1.25. Fine Goli can be hung surplus clothing. The second procuring first-class Teas at economical rates. All TIES & SCARFS hundred and seventy odd presents were made, Teas and Coffees put up by ns have the Trade Mark of AND Specs $7. do. Silver $2. Wall Street 2d Stoie east ot new Bank Building. some of which were for constant attendance, floor is similar to the first. The rooms on and others lor making a perfect recitation of this floor are for the primary department.— The Great D. S. Tea Warehouse. Domestic Goods of all kinds, reduced rare chance to buy a good On the third floor are four more rooms, con None others are genuine. Shorter Catechism. The latter were kindly accordingly. OVERCOATS PRESENT at Wholesale Price. E, Black- siderably larger than the rooms below, as the FURS AT COST!!! furnished by a good friend of the school, Messrs. RICHARDS &D—KE, have their office at FOR man will sail Solid Coin Silver Teaspoons, cross-hall is here left out. These rooms are Mrs. M. K." the foot of Washington St., South Norwalk; and all 321-4 oz. $7.25. 5 oz. new pattern, $11. for the older scholars, and are 30 feet square. drders either in person or by letter, will meet with FROM $8 VT. Good Hunting Silver Lever Watches, $12. The Paster was now about to proceed with prompt attention. DON'T FORGET THE PLACE, The two on the north are connected by fold Fine Gold- Hunting Ladies Watches, $80. the other exercises, when Mr. Mason stepped N. B.—To getters up ofClabs we send a compli ing doors, to admit of holding exhibitions.— mentary package with every order amounting to $25. RoSers & Brothers best Plated Ware of ev- forward and said: _ ry description. Wall Street, 2d Store east of The recitation room for the classes of this UNDERCLOTHING. "Something seems to be omitted here, Mr. R. cto D. West wing of the Gazette Building new Bank Building. v floor is over the front entrance. It is well Christmas Presents. Oome and. See. Hetrick, and I ask your permission, and the UNDERCOATS lighted, and peculiarly adapted to such pur READ! READ!! READ!!I kind .indulgence of this congregation, lor a IOR SALE.-One quarter of the Schooner ISABEL pose. The entire building has been planned F_ Can be seen at the D. & N. Railroad Wharf. In- SC0HELD & BARNUM, few momen's, while I supply this omission. nire of D. D. PARSONS, at D. & N. R. H. Freight Withers Excelsior Shoe Store. for utility, and the design is carried out faith ouse. 2m53* from is w. This is to me a very interesting occasion, QQfi FOURTH AVENUE, IT. T-, 2d Block abort 0«/0 Harlem andN. H. It. R. Depot, Ladies, and not the least interesting feature of it,has fully. AMS, Shoulders & Bacon of my owncureing. VanHoosear & Ambler. KNOWN AS THE NEW STORE. The play grounds are not yet completed, G. S. ALLEN. Misses, Children'* and Gentlemen's BOOTS and been Ihe presentation oi premiums and gifts H C0MST0CK BROTHERS. SHOES, of all kinds and qualities, constantly on but they promise to be large and conveni hand or made toorder. Prices reasons!)!*. Remem to the scholars by yourself and the Superin ber the number. Families visiting th« city mast not fail to call and examine for themselves before tendent. And now, at the close of the dis ent. Having become tired ol living at the jail Pants & Vests, purchasing elsewhere, Also, a large variety of Rub tribution, it gives me pleasure to say, that ber Boots and ShoeB, for winter wear. Dont forget at public expense, P. T. Barnum has made a the Excelsior Shoe Store. yourself, the Shepherd of the flock have Iyl8 JOHN F. WITHERS. teen remembered also. change of base. Ungrileful fellow. fy U. M C. C. New Year's I FROM S6 UP, At a private school at the lower end of I have been deputed by two ladies, mem Holiday Goods $10 a day for aill. Stencil T*ol, Ma'n street, which has recently had a vaca Warranted to curc the worst BUY THE Samples free, Address, A. J. FULLMAN, Springs- bers of Miss Leavenworth's class, to present field, Vt. to you, as a token of their esteem and regard, tion, twenty of the twenty-four scholars fail cases ol ed to appear on commencement day. An And all other Garments at very a copy of the Holy Scriptures, a large Fam n \ ®\CHAPPED HANDS New Year's 1 1 AAA Barrels Prince Albert and Peach Blow ily Bib>, elegantly bound, printed on fine investigation showed that the twenty were excellen\ \ 1UUU Potatoes, for sale. Also, a large lot IN Choice Apples G. O. KEELER & BRO. paper, with pages for a Family Record, and down with the measles. \ a few applications, OHBAP RATBS. Chas. H. Crofut and lady celebrated their -—DON'T READ THIS!— application \ w \ for Family Portraits, and han'dsomely illus ^ a°d render the trated with steel engravings. It is a beautiful tin wedding on Monday night, Jan. 13. II my prices are still to high CERTAIN, At Concert Hall, on Tuesday evening,Rev. volume; but its chief value lies, not in its for yon make an offer AMD A. L. Frisbie, of the 1st Congregational SORE LIPS, V®\iD 80,1 8Dd beauty, but rather in the words of wisdom Speedy Our# church, gave his views of Salem Witchcraft. and eternal life which it contains; as the Sunburns, Chafes, 1 11 TOR The subject was opened with a view of witch Gasli jewel box, however costly, is ol little \vorlli NEURALGIA, craft in general, in which the speaker took &C., &C* \ when compared with the gems within it. Santa Claus ilSilt the position that the persecution of witches , and I'll sell yon the Goods. • This sacred"book, (said Mr. Mason, laying It is finely perfumed—in ex\y ^/ NERVOVS was not of Puritan origin, but had its begin PLAIT & TROWBRIDGE. AT his hand upon it,)is ar treasure inestimable.— cellent shnpe (or the Toilet, and DMEASCS. Without it, we should be poor indeed,though ning in England,and-was continued with in one of the best articles ever offer creased rigor in Scotland before it was heard If XffeetM MM ' possessing mines of gold and diamonds.— cd to the public. Can be seen at the Store of TURK. Magitttit of in Massachusetts, a circumstance which * With it, we are wealthy, though we have lit should have its wright in our made up Puri It is an unfailing remedy in all cases q{ JTenralgia tle on earth besides. Within its leaves, if WILL SELL Reduced Prices For Sale "by UHLE BRO'S., Druggists Main Street is bound to sell goods at rates that Facialis, often effecting a perfect care In less than tan character. His description of the begin Norwalk. twenty-fonr hours, from the use of no more than two you search carefully,dilligently and with true or three pills. ning of witchcraft in Salem village, was christain faith, you will find the Sword of cannot be No other form of Neuralgia or jVervotts Disease has highly interesting. He traced the malady foiled to yield to this the Spirit, the armor of Truth, the assurance H. H. WELLHM, from its inception in the first division of the Manufactured and sold by of victory over all evils in this world, and COMPETED WITH. WONDERFUL REMEDIAL AGENT, little church, up to the Jiour when it took FOR THIRTY DAIS, the sure promise of happiness inconceivable tangible form in the hearts and minds of a ON Even in the severest cases of Chronic Neuralgia after you shall have gone to dozenyoung girls and two superstitious slaves SALE IMPERATIVE. and general nervous derangements—of many year* 'That undiscovered country, from whose bourn DECORATED, BAND and PLAIN standing—affecting the entire system, its nse for a at the house of Rev. Mr. Paris. Then suc few days, or a few weeks at the utmost, always af No traveller returns.' * fords the most astonishing relief, and very rarely Please accept thi3 Bible, Mr. Hetrick, as a ceeded a description of its ravage.), compre fails to produce a complete and permanent care. TEA and TOILET SETS New Year's Eve. and you will wear no other. They are the CALL AND SEE AT It contains no drags or other materialsin the slight tribute of Christian friendship and love.— hending the fits and antics ol the girls—their IfheLast Success est degree injarions,even to the most delicatesystem And may the Holy Spirit aid you in studying charges of witchcraft against an inoffensive and can always be used with its pages, and enable you to learn from it woman—her seizure and trial—the excite Best mde and Best Fitting Corset PERFECT SAFETY. 'those lessons of wisdom,which,lor many ment of the people—the madness of the SURBAV SETS, He will select from his splendid assortment years, shall afford joy and comfort to those church—the misery of the victims as quickly AND in the Market It has long been in constant nse by many ofow (CHINA and BOHEMIAN GLASS) of who may attend upon your ministrations." succeeding one another they were dragged MOST EMINENT PHYSICIANS. from their homes to undergo the mockery In response, the Pastor said, "I have been % why give it their noanimons ar.d unqualified approv of a trial and the torment of an imprison al. thinking, my friends, while listening to the IMPROVED Sent by mail on receipt of price, and postage. remarks of Mr. Mason, of what a distin ment or the horror of an execution—the CHINA TETE-A-TETE SETS. You will also find it to your advantage to —One package, $1.00, Postage 6 cents. scenes and incidents of this reign of fanati Six packages, 5.00, " 37 " guished infidel once said. He had just re Twelveelve prckages,prckag 9.00, turned from France, and while sitting in the cism—the gibbitting of the condemned—the HJUR RESTORER buy your SE SINGER'S HAIB RESTORATIVE. s sold by all wholesale and retail dealers in drngi and medicines tkroughont the United States, and Dj City Hotel on Bioadway, N. Y., sunouided wide spreading of the terrible error,until the arian Figure?, Vases, Match Boxea U Sold by UHLE BROS. Norwalk. by many of the leading men of his time,who person of no one was sale. The riseand pro a suitable present for OLD and TOUNG. TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors, had come to do him homage, he predicted gress of this atrocious evil was described HOOP SKIRTS Important Discovery! - ; 45 120 Tremont St., Boston, Mass. that in five years thire would not be a Bible witii such faithfulness that the blood of the .At Cost. BOHEMIAN GLASS in America. And I have been wondering listener boiled with indignation or curdled HAIR dressing CF THE MANUFACTURER. DR. SAMUEL COVEL'S RTIC RUBBERS, forfients and Ladies. Mr. Wellman has spared no pains in se r with horror.—Condensed from limes. L at KHELER BRO'S. how the spirit ol that departed infidel would VASES & COLOGNE BOTTLES. lecting a fine assortment of RHEUMATIC PILLS. feci, could it look in upon this scene, this af A meeting to organizing a Grant,Bucking uicmeBoifa We have on hand a lull assortment of the DDRESS TO THE NERVOUS AND DEBILITA- - ternoon. Many times five years have come ham and Jewell campaign club is to be held For the safe complete and speedy cure otlsri-ix- ted whose suffering have bees protracted rrom will quickly restore Gray Hair latest and most fashionable styles at prices ATOKY. CHBOHIC, HEREDITARY, LUMBIGO, SCIATICA, hiddenA causes, and whose cases require prompt and gone since that spirit, then clothed with Jan. 20th. and. MERCURIAL RHEUMATISM, RBSUMATIC UOUT to its natural color and beauty, which make tliein the cheapest goods in treatment to render existence desirable. If YOU are flesh and blood, uttered this prediction, and The Second teim olMr. Corbusier's Danc LAVA VASES, SMOKERS SETS, and. other diseases affecting the muscular system. suffering or have suffered from involuntary dis ing School will commencc on Tuesday, Feb. £nd produce luxuriant growth. It is town. Tiie tortures of the Inquisition were ecarcely more charge!), what effect docs it produce npos your gen yet the Bible, so far from disappearing from 4th. Holiday Goods cxcrutiatlng than that which i-tv if eral health ? Do you feel weak debilitated, easily SPITTOONS, CARD BAS perfectly harmless* and is preferred upon its victim*!, aud it appcars in tired ? Does a little extra exertion produce palpita America, is almost universally diffused thro' At the annual election for Directors of the over every other preparation by forma and is so capricious ia, its eftects, that tb tion of the heart f Does yonr liver, or urinary or- it. Thur« is scarcely an intelligent, respect jteady observation of years is necessary to under ans, or your kidneys, frequently get oat of order f Danbury National Bank held at the Bank KETS, MATCH BOXES, &C., &c. those who have a fine head of hair, fs yonr nrine sometimes thick, milky, or flocky, or able family, from Maine to California, from on the 14th inst., the old Board was elected is well as those who wish to restore and trusts that every one may find a suita ST^Ms obj«t*ae1ast years olDr.Covel'slife: w»ie is it ropy on settling! Or does a thick scum rise to WORSTED GOODS, ble present, who may look in his store. directed. During a professional career ol over hall a thetopr Or is a sediment at the bottom after ii baa the lakes to the gulf,in which it is not found as follows: L. P. Hoyt, O. Stone, L. Keeler, it. The beautiful gloss and perfume Our stock oi centuiry he directed especial attention to stood awhile? Do you have spells of short breath and in which, however much its truths may Geo. Starr. Geo. Hull, S. C. Wildmau, F. S. imparted to die Hair make it desirable ing or dyspepsia ? Are jour bewels constipated } FRENCH CHINA OF" Presents from 3 cents to 83.00- Do you have spells of tainting or rushes of blood to be neglected, it is not look upon as the Book Wiluinan, D..P. Nichols, I{ Averlll,. ?•' for old and young. treatment as useless o^mcio^^n^thej.roduc- the bead ? Is your memory impaired ? Is your mind of all books. Besides, it is so precious to thou-' For Sale to J Dra|gliti, \ tion of his celebrated pfLLS, composed exflaHvely constantly dwelling upon this subject f Do you feel —Jeffersonian. • MOTTO MUGS, TOY TEA SETS, of such Vegetable ingredients as he had ptoy*d. by dull, listless, moping, tired of company, of life ? Do - sands and tens of thousands, scattered all AT ANY PRICE. PEPOT, 198 GREENWICH ST., N. T. experiment, would exercise a specific and beneficial you wish to be left alone.to get away lrom every AND influence in the innumerable cases placed under hl8 body ? Does any little thing make you start or over this and other lands, that rather than Stamford, CARD BASKETS, MUSTACHE iamD? Is you sleep broken or restless f Is the lus part with it, they would endure the most ChTlSs'ereat remedy was not perfected in a day or a tre of your eye as brilliant? The bloom on your Wendell Phillips lectured on the "Lost Dress ^Trimmings vear • it was no sadden thought, but the fruit of long cheek as bright ? Do you pursue your business with cruel persecution and even dealh itself in its Aits," last Tuesday .'evening. The Advocate COFFEES, SPITTOONS, &c, study and carefuUy conducted practical test. New the same energy ? Do you feel as mueh confidence in says:—"We can only regiet that our citizens ingredients were added from time to time as the yourself! Ale your spirits dull and flagging, given most revolting form. Multitudes prize it for symptons of this disease and the phil030phyofiU to fits of melancholy ? II so, dp not lav it to yonr generally had not availed themselves of the we shall sell without regard to cost, as we actions were more clearly understood; until at last liver or dyspepsia. Have you restless ntebts ? Your its glorious,life-giving revelations aud regard opportunity of listening to this distinguished in the declining years of a useful life, the physician, back weak, yonr knees weak, and have but little ap it as the most suitable and at the same time, orator." Dr. Nesbit's Celebrated Cough Syrup JBtna Sewing Machines, pbUanthropist and christian pastor was enabled to petite, and you attribute this to dyspepsia or liver- Messrs. N. E. Adarns, Enos B. Lockwood, China and Biscuit Dolls & Doll Heads. wish their room for other goods. announce to the world a radical cure foe a complaint the most valuable gilt they can present to for the «nre of- which had heretofore defied the skill of the medical C°Now,deader, self-abuse, veneral diseases badly W. W. Gillespie, Albert Seeley, are the dele The first best Family Sewing Machine now cured.and sexual excesses, are all capableof produc their friends. How many Bibles are thus gates to the Republican Senatorial and Pro f,TWMPillB sustain and cherish the animal force ing a weakness of the generative organs.The organs given away from lime to time. 1 have just bate Conventions. ASTHMA, inuae. invigorate the constitution and thus act on the al ofeeneration, when in perfect health, make the man. A medical gentleman, of Stamford, has WE ARE BOUND TO SELL OUR i lies of nature in her effort to cast ofl the disease Did vou ever think that those bold, defiant, energet presented quite a nnmber, in the name of a Earthen and China Toys COI.DS, I Their medicinal action is direct and specific. It ic oereevering, successful bufciness-men are always shown us the photograph of a child born in Are adapted to all kinds of Family Sew Weliave a good assortment of ' Mchcs the materia-morbus or radix ot the disorder, those whose generative organs are in perfect health? good Iriend, to some of the members of this Yon ne^er hear such men complain of being melan the vicinity ot Stillwater, near this village, AT A VERY LOW PRICE. ing, Dress Making, Tailors, Manufacturers of , , , school, and now here is another present WnoopiNG COUGH »M«sKV's ^rAr:S' K T'! choly, of nervousness, of palpitation of the heart. / having three distinct noses, side by side. Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Linen Goods, They-are never afraid they cannot sncceed in busl- . ed to myself by two members of the same The child is doing well. Hats, Caps, Cloaks, Mantillas, Harness LADIES and CHILDREN'S ness - they don't become sad and discouraged; they school. What strong evidence is thus furn -Mr. R. P. Miller has sold liisplaceon Sum and are always polite and pleasant in the company of la mer street to Mrs. Elisa Leeds for $G,000,anC Winter Stock Work, &c. "sueb'an array of testimony as these Pills have dies, and look you and them right in the face—non# ished us.of the high opinion in which the CONSUMPTION. reave called forth from all classes was never volunta- of vour downcast looks or any other meanness , the lot adjoining, to Wm. H. Jerm'an for $1, Brittania and Silver Plated Goods, They work equally well upon Leather, about them. I do not mean those who keep the or- Bible is held in this country. It is, undoubt HEffDElRWElAR. irilv offered in favor of any other medicine. Theca- 375. This valuable Cough Symp hag been pnt np in a Silk, Linen, Woolen and Cotton Goods with ises of care comprehend every stage of Rheumatism, eans inflamed by rnnning to excess. These will not edly, testifying to the woith of this blessed ' Mr. Chas. W. Smith intends giving an Or v • SPOONS, FORKS,CASTORS, TEA SETS private family in this town for a great many years; •whether accompanied by the J™.®1'''2 ® only ruin their constitutions, but also those they do and has wrought some moat astonishing cares. It Silk, Cotton or Linen Thread. the narts affected, common in the inflamatory phase, business with or for* book, when it is preferred to other valuable gan Concert, in the M. E. Church, in a lew CAKE BASKETS, MUGS, &C., will arrest nearly all forms of Conghs leading to con at satisfactory prices. by tEe muscular contractlons,which under the victim How many men from badly cured diseases, from the effects »f self-abuse and excesses, have brought and interesting works, as a gift for a friend. weeks. He will be assisted on this occasion AT SOME PRICE. sumption. Forsaleby H. M.' & C. 8. PROWITT. They will seam, gather, hem, fell, quilt, •of chronic rheumatism, a helpless cripple, or by the by Mr. Geo. W. Morgan.—Condensed from «ver changing symptons which are the characteris- abont that state of weakness in thoseorgans that has Certainly, nothing gaudy, nothing magnifi Oi the best manufacture, and will be sold at cord, braid, bind and perform every species ,—.— go much as to induce al- Advocate. '*• U h t n lunacy, paralysis, BUY YOUR of sewing; making a perfect stitch alike on ThV Ed^r of the^unday Times, alter having cent of a purely human origin, can, for a a great reduction. liimself taken them, and seen their effects on others, almost every other both sides ot the fabric. sneaks of them in the columns of hispaper as lol- - ity is heir to, and the moment be compared with it. Were ft print Fuirftcld. HOLIDAY PRESENTS lnwa • "We bave known the most horrible kinds of real cause of the trouble scarcely ever suspcctcd,and ed only on a scroll of coarse paper or parch Frederie.A, Bartram, W. H. Bibbins, Hen Hoop Sbirts and Corsets Rheu'matirm to beentirely relieved by Rev. Samuel have doctored for all but the right one. ry Bradley, and E. J. Alvord, are delegates At Grumman's Jewelry Store, Also, Agents for WIIEELBK & WIISON'S CoveKlOieumatic Pills. The cures seeming next to Diseases of those organs require the use or a diru- ment; were it bound only in plain muslin, it miraculous, and if we had not witnessed them,should et£ HELMBOLD'S FLUlfi EXTRACT BCCHU to the Republican Senatorial ponvention. MOUTH NOBWALK, isifl LDCthe ErCVvgreat Diuretic,fiuicuwi «uvand AOis *»a VV*WIMcertain cure for diseas- would still constitute a present, any one Mad* to Order, and not have beUevo^them^possible^ ^ & ^ Oall Cb E has a large assortment ot Goods in his line BABTBAH & FANTON, and WILCOX St es of tiie Bladder, Kidneys. Gravel, Dropsy, Organ might be thankful for; but when it is gotten selected with special reference to the Holiday :. Price TO cents, ic weakness. FemaleComplaints, General Debility, SUATFOED,—A new organ is soon to 1jo COME AND SEE trade, consisting oi Ladies and Gents fine Gold and GIBBS'. mail on receipt of and all diseases of the Urinary Organs, whether ex up in such fine style as this and with so much placed in the Congregational Church here, H fAXKBD. isting in Male or Female, from whatever cause ongi-. Silver Watches, Plated and Solid Gold and Silver price. na tin" ar.d no matter of how longstanding. j' taste, it constitutes a present, calling for un which will bq put up in the rear ol the pul Chains, Ladies and Gents Finger Ring?, solid Gold If no treatment is submitted t°>. Consumptioaror feigned gratitude, and "flinty is the heart" pit. The pulpit will be moved forward and Seal Rings, Solid Gold and Plated Sleeve Buttons, Remember . Tnsflnitv mav ensue* Our flesh and blood Wf sup- Studs, Gents Pins, Solid Gold and Plated Sets Ear t y a gallery for the choir erected behind it, to rings and Pins, real Coral Sets, real Garnet Sets ; ported Cm thesesources,an - iJWIrw 'fesult of thesc'spendtlinft liabits. Alas! Dry Goods at SC OFIELD & BAR HUM'S new Store Gazette Building. the women who live for such triumphs as Go anC<»seerrftne Great display of Domestics and these, whose whole soul is given to diamonds E. aTJIOTABE & SOfiB, General Assoitment of Groceries & Pi ovisions Xew Grocery. RAYMOND & ENAPP, flew York Advertisements. CONVEYANCES. and dress, are little fitted to be wives or . at G.S.ALLEN'S. » 07 WINTER FASHIONS #8 Cabinet Makerc HE undersigned having purchased the stock, &c., AGENT mothers, to be companions lor men or edu T of DOTI