Hartford Courant from Hartford, Connecticut • 4

THE HARTFORD DAILY CO UR ANT MONDAY MORNING, OCTOBER 1870. f)V0(txU and jfruit. lUisiffnaufousi. rafrltfs ana Hru-flry. 5ry and anry Qxiltom ana jjttamboats.

AGENCY OF NEVERS HAVENS, 275 MAIN STREET, Fire Life and Marine Insurance. (1HARTKH OAK KI UK ANI MARINE INSURANCE CO.MPANT. OFFICE No. 248 Main, cobmer or Ghovi Stkebt. Caah Capital $150,000.

Insures against ions or damage by Are. J. H. SPBAGCE, President. bo roe Secretary.

Jan TNA INSUllANCE COM PAN Y. lucorporated 1819. Charter Perpetual. Continual from Pace .1 nnd will probably arrive there this afternoon. The Tclajrayh has reasons to know that the 1-easoiiH for General lgnatiefTs departure from Constantinople were personal not poetical.

Several ministers of state, and the president of Luxembourg, is now at Hague. It is said he is negotiating for the transfer of Duchy to Prussia. A i'russiau oHicial dispatch reasserts that there was sharp lighting lefore Paris on the 24th and 25th llerlin, Oct. 1 King William vete.rda? forwarded the following dispatch from his head-liinrtera at Ferrieres: "Karly this morning I he French troups of the line miule a sortie njjainst the troops of the sixth Prussian corps, while the Prussian fifth corps was t-lacked by three battalions. At the satne lime a brigade made a demonstration against 1 iie eleventh corps.

At the end of two hours 1 he French took shelter under the guns of the 1 irts. The Crown Prince commanded the Prussians. Htmu; Oef. 1 The plebiscite to be voted en will be thus stated: "Is a union with the kingdom of Italy under the constitutional rule of Victor Emanuel and his successor lesirable?" The king awaits the result at i lorrence. MANHOOD LIGHT! LIGHT! HUBLER'S ILLUMINATING OIL! HPHE best article ever offered to the in this city.

Try pu it anu you win use no more Kerosene, it is penectly safo. It will not itenrtrate the lamp and grease the outside. It will not smoke when tliv liijht is turned down, therefore pives off no bad odor in burning. By Using our Vapor Burner you get a beautiful light without the expense of broken chimneys. We have constantly on hand Lamps and Fixtures also Lamps repaired.

Dealers should examine thisOil before purchasing any other. At wholesale and retail by 8. IIEELOC Sole Agents for the State of Connecticut, 608 Main ep street. 4lnd UST Some very Nobby Style of Hat for young Men, 347 MAIN STREET. je 10 Ames' Cast Steel Shovels AXES, UCKS, MATTOCKS, MASONS' HAMMERS, STONE AXES, TROWELS, CANAL BAftROWS, SAND AND COAL SCREENS, DRILL STEEL, CKOW BARS, METALS OI'1 ALL KINDS, At Low I'rleem.

PRANCING CO 343 MAIN STREET. Sep 1 KIIINE 3 Vli.llUJlOj Our own importation, IN QUANTITIES TO SUIT. to arrive shortly, SWEET MOUNTAIN MALAGA. F. C.

HYDEL 2pS 1B AS1H Jl STItKKI F. A. BROWN, Optician and Mamitaet urrr or Spectacle. M2b5, 1IAVINO onoiKid the rooms fJ formerly occupied hy.lohu Burr, I shall rrl e.Miiamiy on 1'ehhle. I- lniL i'enses.

Con vex and onravp. (ilass Spectacles. uia net in old frames. bpe.clac.les repaired at short notice. 21 iTIalu Street, upstair.

i ya UAKBEU'S IMPKOVED PtlUSCOriC SPECTACLES! jrpsy IMPART tliat olearneHs Vi-H and hriilmuey of pero'prion, thai cannot be obtains, from Hiivnthi-r fnrm of I.u. I httvi tile to announce to the citizenof uu iae puunc general j-, mat nave opened NO. 213 MAIN STREET, HARTFORD, For the exposure and sale of the above Olasses. moiint- mi superior manner, in oll. Sliver, nickel, steel, shell, and vuleani.ed Rubber Frames.

All Spectacles sold bv us will lie arcnratelradjusted to the requirements of the vision on strictly Optical The patronage of the public is respectfully solicited. WILLIAM BARBER. JTIanuftM-turluc Optii-ian, 24S or 111 8th Mreel, I'hiladelfiltia, I'a. XiO. 213 MAIN STREET jy HARTFORD.

CONN. American Base Burner. ARE IN THE MARKET AtJAIN THIS. fcEASON, With the most ropnlar and Best Work- in? PARLOR, OFFICE OR STORE STOVE EVER SOLD. We have them with or without Ovens.

More of tucm were sold last year than any other kind. STflVEV COOK STOV 1 11 lOIll MOM RICHMOND'S HOT AIR FURNACE, MOTT'S RANGE, And a full line of the best quality of the above goous, constantly on nana, at 438 MAIN STREET. J. S. IWOOKS 0 SONS.

anew 2mdwin Rheumatic Compound, THE GREAT INTEENAL REMEDY FOR THE EFFECT, AL CUBE QF RHEUMATISM, fout, Neuralgia. Scrofula, Hc-allheal, Ac, R.E. Sellers Co. riitskmli, Ta. SOLE PROPRIETORS.

We prcfont the follnwini ci'rtlllita from men whose rt'poitf ihilit anl L)mractiT arc guanmleti for lhir MR. M1LLIAM W. COE riTf, my lutle win a-d five years, was aiTiicttKi ith rhciimHTjrim. at tiinvs i hart an to ht unable to turn his hariti, or tK-arcely to ninvi, tried I'hrMeiaii for aUoui three weeks, "without Ik-i'ii'' hen- etited in the lraU At Length I wan re-on)meuth'i to try your Huelmatic Comiu nu. whieh I (ltd, and am pleaded to khv Dial in ten (Uyc from the time I commenced ii, my child entirely wt-Il and has renaiijcd evernnce.

now atnint mc year. Signed, William W. (Joe. Auy. 190.

MR. JOHN D. JOHNSON WriteB, I was afflieted with Inflammatory Jiheuma-t) aboutnia: mouliie. Iliree of which i ua eompell- ed to on crat het. 1 tried various remedies with out doin any irm, one medicine aione continir me $1 per bottJe.

1 va reeoiiimended to try your Johnson's Rhei matic nu, which I did without much hope of relief but, after taken the first few dopt, feit much hotter and knew it was doint; me jro(d. and after taking three honied I wa? permanently cur-d aud have remained erer since, now alout two yearn. TrusTin- this nav he of henent to voil aud to others ho are afllicteil a I was. I reniain, Respectfully vours. Joh.n D.

Middletowii, Aug. 10, 1S7U. 31R. EL1SIIA H. IIURBARD Writes: Thi? if to certifv that 1 wae anlictedwith Rheumatism for about four months, a twin of the time uaa a to renmre tne use oi crutches, i tried I'hysiciaiig and their prescriptions for rubhinLT.

with- i out buiiii beiietitted in the least hut raliier frew i worse. ArleiiL'thI was riuimmttiidtfl Ut irv voiir Johnson's Rheumatic Cmfoim, and concluded to no so I must confess ith very little houe of relief. nut 1 am mVased to sav that I felt relieved after takin a few doses, and now after usintr sis bottle, I am en tirely cored, i consider vour J.heumntic ConiDound i a most valuable medicine and recoinnicnd it to all my friends, who are aiilicted as I wa. and it a ith the hope that others ceeinir thin may be induced to try it, that I freely give thio iuy certiticate. Kespectfullv youre, Klisua S.

IIlbbaud. Middletowii, C'onn Aug. 10, 10. Chenango Fokks, N. Aug.

1870. -tiEUPBS R. E. Sellers Dear Sin: For four year? I have been iaid up with FheuuiatiMa, nine iiionifiK out. oi iwcivc, anu unner tue uoeior care, not able to cet up or down without help, nr able to I do any kind of ork.

1 tried Doctor, far and near. and all gave me up. Lat February I was induced to try your Kheumanc Compound but after trying all tft medical aid and medicine, and dill goini; tinwu hill I had lo.t all hope of anything' heipin me: but after wime jierHuaion, I got one bottle of Compound, bit had no faith in it I had then been lyimr in bed mree montns, ami doctors sam i could not live, took one lottle and tup out of my bed I took two more bottles and in a mouth my fiheuma'ism had left me, and I could do as good a day's work as any man. I'licming! win say: tne compound win recommend it sell ii properly trietl. ou cau give nijr a reconimeuuas you van.

una iijru my name to it For my part I tan not sav enough iu behalf of the medicine. Yours iih respect, F. II. Wabner. $.1000 1S1VA1D FOB A BETTER TOXIC THAN ISoerliave's Holland Bitters, Prenared from the Choicest and mot irratefnl tonic and carminative in the vegetable kingdom.

Thi i. not a new and untried Jiemedv. but one known for years pact, and nted in the families of thousands of our citizens throughout the North, South, JEnft and Went, for mfci'JEl'MA. in all its forme. or Acidity, Indireiiion.

Hwirtbsrn. Headacht. Waterbrash. Coh- tivenew. Lo6 of Appetite.

TWe intrinsic valneof these Bitterifinf tifie. us in oflerins them to the pub lic, witn a conndence wnicn tue mott donntrul will fin by a single triai. Wedonot prepare them as Trotr. but a a Medicine, and they will be found, not in eaiooiiB, but ui resectable J-ru; Stores. DR.

J. M. LINDSEY'S IMPROVED BLOOD SEARCHER the srreateit medical discovery known to man. It purt'ly a veiretaMe pn'pnratioti, it w'll and basrurt'd bvh old and ptiihoru utoen. fi-malM comilHinf.

and in" fan ov (iiwrtlt-r of th tdmnl. a bWod pnrilir, to wlu fact Ulouwinrij win cni-enuily tf 1 tify the above wonts are not di-tnjcL particular ties. but th truth and nothing But tne truui. FOR SALE BV 1 a tj, ami TALCOTT MiOTHERS, WHOLESALE DRCGdISTS, HARTFORD, And by all Drnsrtsts tbrongltout tue Country. anil ia 187 MAIN HARTFORD.

FIIIMTIKI! STOB 1P7 MAIN fcTKKET. S- J'jta'a Tt 14rji Mr of ftacc-i-Kasd Tnrit-B la As A LADIES' WATCHES. A. Hiflentlitl Stock i LADIES' GOLD WATCHES JI ST ItECEIVED AT OEMiNGo. GUNDLAGH-S 20 STATE STREET.

American Waltham Watches HTHE ONLY ACCREDITED AGENCY -a. IN lIARTFORI. Every variety of the WALT1IAM WATCH direct from the factory, at the lowest wholeealcand retail prices, and every wateb waiehanted. A LAIItE UIMOIAT TO Til Til AUK FROM MANf FACTUHEIW LIST PRICES GEO. W.

FOED, Agent, 395 lIS STKKKT. if a rcir ep a i is a. ALKO AGENT FOR American Patent Sponge Co, AND FIRE EXTINGUISHER. pop 27 lyd BUY YOUR Silver and Plated Ware AT THE MANCFACTCKKIIS. HAVK -'Kit Forks, Knivec, l.

Pltchcre, Tea Seta, Caa ttirK, etc. OLD WAKE EPA I It ED. NO. 17 1IKKN SIIIICT. Two Door from P.

Jewell Son Belt Factory. W. II. E. PITKIN.

in 1 yd IMKISEK SHOP F0U SALE. one of tho bent local ton In tlie fit A newly fur'ihet with four Ctuilrx, Ax Lmikin ShainiiKiini; and Wufh liariiiK. Cloth, JiatblaljU, Chairn, Ac, For particulars uj'juire oi 1. vu.x i'i JlarKet rU jy tfd DKY VOLR A 1'1LKH iiONEV 1 AND MAKE NORTON'S APPLE SLIGER, I'atcnttrd Jun. will put ahiiAlml in tMt rwrflf for Iry mi; mi luiiiuif.

ny lin-toi. i.oiiu., ana lur at HjuC Attrv and Airri' tura DRAIN AND SEWER PIPE. The bent in market. For aalc by ii. cS No.

15 Pearl street, liarlford. The Demand for an Article a (rood criterion of its valup. Tin- 1 iM-cii Tli.n-and (ltuMB MMJKK IMl'KOVKI) KA.MILV SKUISli MX- tlll.NKN oii( witinn th l.if lulvp nit'iitht. OK'J. I).

No, 5 Ainu Hkiiwj Illurk. tV SUlrliilf DIES' VQRK BOX. rPO avoid mistako tlie name! of the Pratt IJllisi, A'ilc 15x And will bckuoHB by tiiut cuitiv uiiiy. ffp 11 MRS. F.

L. WAItDN'KR. Viic Window Screens. Wire iiKlow Screens Scat, III ry ant, ltn ruble, SAM EL PARKER, SO. COG 3IAI.M SI KKET.

Jy JIIOTOHIl.Vl'Jl 'rtiii--ut. Hi tine a Jt PON ll s. O. Ituiitllng. Ol.Vt b.

nt in market I rcsh etocK Juc received, rt iEER POND'S. OTKKT, PKXS-A lull as.ri mont of the i rl kuid, for mle ml OhLK Jl rOSIf! ii 1 1- 'I II. was ana ivoroscnc umiiaeiirrs A I LEI A PA TT EI IN Jtsr itidivin. PORTABLE HAS STANI8, A AN I) RITRNERS riaiu arid df-coraled- TIIK miC.Tto le FOVXD At Very Low l'rices. C.

"0. 243 JUIX STKEET, Gene ral A Ml for Prrkiiif A Iluuse a Jiun-Explosiv J-l'llH. MORNING GLORY Patent.) Base Burning Furnace HEATERS." 1 he moot perft urn ratins Famam in the markit. ffiv the liK-Tof fulisfaction, aud WAIillANTED fihe-placTheaters. Thee Heatentaro net in the Mantle, and will heat the room they Ktand hi.

ami one or two room above. 1 hey can jn old rnnittb-st at a low fl'-nrw Thv i--i---ii n.iitT prin-ije are COUOUll- tai, onvtnien and a oeauty to the room. FOR SALE BY ROBERTS HURLBERT 9 and 11 KIXGSIEYST, Hartford lMiarmacy. HYACINTHS AND OTIIEit AT WILLIAMS HOOSFS, DUTt'II lil'LC IMPOKTEIIS, OPUltA HOCSE BLOCK. In a few days.

SEND FOR CATALOGUE. R. F. IRON AND STEEL MERCHANTS. VTF.

roproHeut as sole ftgonta for tliis city and vicinity Thos. Firth Sons, Sheffield, England, Steel, Files, etc. Fall River Iron Works Fall River, Nails and Iron. A. Hall Si Sons, TerlU Amboy, N.

Fire Brick, Clay, etc. American Silver Htoel Bridgeport, Conn. Machinery Tool Steel. F. Hobson Sl Son, Slietileld, England, Hobson's "Choice" Steel.

We htv fui! aARortment of (he above manufacturers' xde. 140 STATS TEST. at crt CHILDREN'S PLAIX, 8CARI.KT. STRIPED AND TLAU) ALL WOOL FUEN'CIl UOSE. Imiiortation of Wcallierby, Knous Pellon.

Rich All Wool Serge Plaids. Importation of Wcatlicrby, Knous Pclton. French Cashmeres, Epinsrlhies, Velours, Jlrup Ue Afier and French Sateens. Imiortatiou of Wcatlicrby, Knous Pclton. Bellou's Bonnet's Best Blk Silks.

Importation of Wcatlicrby, Knous Pclton. Drap de Almas, Drap Velotines, French Biaritz and French Coblines, ImiKirtatlon of Wcatlicrby, Knous Pclton. SPECIALTIES AT MILLER HAYNES'. fInntlfome Itoman Sauhr f.V50 llnd-'iiid brM-ale ljtit ft WJ 7 Ih. A-x.

hi-avy ro tintin bn-h liilthou, fil.7.1 pr. yunl pB. ex. heavy (iro tirain ianli Hi boon, pr, yard llnryitiiiH hi lli iriftilrlicd ltc. to Ji-ic.

Kutu'airifl in Hamburir tdirinw. A lJirt-aiiortrneiit Siipin-r PathTTi aiM Fmbroidmir. AU bftih of Cuhin-d Vlv-t HilmiiM, AU compU'tttof miwi audch lUtx-u'e UXDHH GAllJIIJXTS. Fa. Stork of Willow Ware.

New hiyien Jt Jwlry iietrt, otc. CrOMsen, Charms, READY-MADE SUITS Poplin, A 1 para, Waterproft Cainnt-re, etc. IIEAIK'AHTKUS FOR KID GLOVES. 31 1 I 1 1 A vx 1 S8S MAIX BTllEET. ArlnliKiilo ii ncl ktsiil.

'OKTil HTAR. VJ4 Pari lti-ffid aii-tn no- f)- when: Ami tl)o eh cup j.o(m1 at A KTI fi Now ift tour rtiaii.j totnlrh b'fore tiu-y ru up with up halt Kmr Jrt (fMKlt, Children Piaidn, vi-ry liit f- 0Mra and othr in trcJtt tnrietv. All W'out KianLel. tht? aeaMi in ihMate; l-adicn'. Itoya and Wrap.

Mr and irwer: Laiiie and Octit fail mid wirilcr Iffwiry to ctiit aii. Wool White. Mined Color- and Jtaudoni.a nt -Vsi IN STKEKT. -ip 27) J.KtK. MAKTIN.

The Latest Importation OF NEW FALLGOODS IN EMBROIDERED Cushions, Slippers, Ottomans, Brackets and Ciairstripss, JUST RECEIVED AT V'EKY IW PRICES. Ai, a very lar'c lditim of t-lect and rich real LACE GOODS, AT 3:9 Main B. LEVY'S, KP 10 Street 4 Ladies' Work B02 NO. 18 PflATT STIIFKT, VEW (tOOI)H roDHtanily rrivfni. La- die and I iirit-r Vet and Irawir, llo-icrv, Oiovea and W'oifM'rt tjooda of fverjr dt- Bcnptioti.

KID GLOVES, For lAdicti, cntlem nl Children, in While and coion. 1 It. p14 St. Croix Rum in Bond. ew Crop St.

Croix it i luu liarrela Kew Crop St Cml RI Fr nl-hj KI.IMIIT.S.HITII. mple to be n-en me uiLce, Bun- .1 Jnl tfd OOKK Wood Oomiil. ar in ord-r at TAl-foTT ItlfriTllI-T TIM)OH- OtARS All foi'sl; hy Hi" 1. al 1'AUO'n llllus JiUATIi rvceiv- quailtiEt; lO hv 'r 1 4 'i VrT Ttoria KEIIOSKNK A.NI MAdilMiilV AI.l I1IIOL. t.

CMi.tnl.v iiu at itiv lowi-jfl ui-ket orir--. At TAIX UTT UliOS. Straw Paper. Another car load, 13 tone, Jnet received. FOR SALE CHEAT.

C. WHITS Commission Paper and Paper Stock Warehouse. T. 14 1 Stivte Street, 1V20 PARISH BIXJCK tfd THE PEOPLE RE intereHted to know what it Is that PurpaKflu9 ail of its kind in producing "lte great- eff gowl to the greateM, nnrnfjer" at the ka.it expense and with the leort embarastmad, and where to obtain it. The title of "FAMILY FAVORITE" not a mere mm-aning name, given to the WEED SEWING MA.

CIIIXB, but one which had been fairly and worthily enrntd, because of its superior adaptability to unirer- at family rtquiremente and it is this fact which should be known to those in every walk of life. Every toicn in Connecticut has a local atfcMt or is visited by canvasser for the sale of this unequalled Labor Sav ing JfachiM. which sews an even lock ttitch upon any with any material, also Hemstitches, Gathers. and Sews on at the game operation llerus. Fells.

ynilta, Braids, Cords, Tucks, Binds, in short does every thin needed. Examine the Weed tewing Ma chine, and judye whether it is not all that can be de rtred. WEED Sewing Machine 239 Main Street, HARTFORD, an 9 IIE BEST IS THE CHEAPEST BUY JAMES EDWARDS SO.VS BEST Stone Cliina. FULLER TALCOTT Have just received ft larjre Invoice of this celebrated Ware, direct from the niauufHcrrv, wliirh they oflVir whol wale and reuil, at the viry lowest market price. FULLER TALCOTT, 389 Main Street, Hartford.

A BEAUTIFUL OPERATOR. Graceful, easy, harmless to Clothes, is tho KING WASHER New New Enterprise COOKING STOVES, BEAUTY RANGE. VENTILATOR AND srpERB BASE BURNING PARLOR STOVES. TIN ROOFING, GAS FITTING AND PLUMBING, XT IVIiviix Street. BULL CO.

TKIIRETTH CITY EX PRESS Uffl.e 141 A.vl i opposite Smith, Bourn Co. iMuiTcrrj to asarrca all parti of ha city rurEirtua bdt iwooioia By rooi ui5iTr. apUIlo H. B. eF ia-Sa.

J. NEW SOUTHERN FLOUR! We have just received a email lot of Harper's Ferry Flour, Made from New Wheat grown in the Shenandoah Valley, which weotterat a bargain. AIm. choice White Michigan and St. Louis FLOl'K very low.

For eulo by H. J. CASE SMITH. (Successors R. M.

Burdick ep 28 Ml Main str.corTriimbnll st. New Store. New Goods. BYRON L. BLACK HAH purchased tho (Irocery Htore on the corner of Windsor avenue and Seyms street, liilely owned by Mark Wheeler, and put in entirely new stock of goods.

He will always keep a FULL ASSORTMENT Choice Groceries. Goods delivered to order. Prices low. liii'iiiei'rs' Produce Al ways on baud. Only the bet goods at the most reasonable prices.

li 1 HOX L. It LA CK, Corner Windsor Avenue aud Seym fid sepili Peaches, Grapes, Pears, AND ALL KINDS OF Fruit in their Season! Can be bought Wholesale and Retail, at the Lowest luucd. at W. MAY WARD'S, 62 Asylum Street. FItESU ARRIVALS sp 2i RECEIVED DAILY.

Fruit Fruit, Fruit. AT THE Phamix Bank Fruit Store. Those splendid TEARS I'a ra disc de Autuntnc, Loulfte lie Jprvr. Ducrre lloe, I rbaiipote, Set kle and Iu lice, The finest stock and best assortment in the Slate lSKEWI.il 1JU0S0, 301 MAIN ST1IKET, Opposite Slate FRUITS. Peaches, Bartlett Pears and Plums.

FRUIT JARS. BUTTER. BUTTER. Just recivrd 60 Tub of vt-nrfholre 0wf-iro County juutier, wunn i am -tiling very low. A Liberal Discount Mjile to the Trailo.

Rrnn-mtwr that the nlace to L't th tvt mmHiv of firiM and where you can gt the must for your uioitfy, 1M UL WYMAX J. MAY'S, NO. 4 FORD STREET. anWI FOR PICKLING. TURE CIDER VLNEGAE AND NO MISTAKE FOR PRESERVING THE AMERICAN" FRUIT PUKSEUVING POWDKK Jin-serve fruit of tl kind without the aid of air tfht CUDS.

ALSO Mason's Fruit sirs. THE BEST IN USE J. K. WHEELER, 433 MAIX STHI2ET. THE AMERICAN AND CHINA TEA COmPASMY, Yo.

477 Main Sfreef, Tl'ST opem1 at No. 477 Main street (Needhain rilocki. have no oid TKAS on hand. 1 heir Tea are alt selected from late imnortationn. this is one reason hy they are ueliiii ni.iiiy gotui daily, can ana ee tneir WHOLESALE AND RETAIL PRICES.

Sugars at llefiners Trices. The well established reputation and experience of -this company and the advantage of buying whole car- tre tor ca-h, ai late decline in pr mium mi goui. eua bles it to ofl'-r superior inicemenrs to We are mtisfied that one trial will be to incure future patronage. A liberal discount to the trade and to ad larire consumers. We guarantiee to i a imre article at prices usually patu for trash.

all and see samples and be tuitittied that we are do tnr even more tnan we promi. e. auy zh TSLE. A VINO jaHt rereivod a larjre lot of Suaie DRAIN TILE, cf superior qusli- v. we are prepared to furnish the market at very tow rutee.

Call aud see them at NO. 510 MAIN STREET. THOS. hi urn CO. s-ji23 II EALTII AND ECONOMY GILLIES' CRUSHED COFFEE.

JAVA QUALITY. Prepared from different kinks of the flavors or which mingle iiarmomouwy ietner. rat up Japan lin iiarreis, iiaii-iarrei, and itoxes. WHISHT A 233, S35 and 237 Washington etreet, New York. WE MAKE A SPECIALTY Boys' Children's CLOTHING AT DAY, CASWELL CO'S.

MAMMOTH WARDROBE ep 8j IFYOUMISH TO BUY YOCR BOOTS AND SHOES. well as Sole Leather. Calf 8kin? and Findiiicrs. cheat'-and than elKcwbov. to liJSNKV AISHBKKG'S WTORE, No.

477MaiH ptreet. 1an I 1vd Vorth SUirc undr St. hn' Hotel. TRUNKS, BAGS, "TTTT) FOR fine TRUNKS, VAL- and cctiw" TKAVEH.Nli XjtJu HAtifiof the very hen quality, and al very low priced, t( the Allyn Hall Harness and Trunk Store. Onr ptort i larce and well select l.

Don't fail to call and look at our stock of troode be fore huyiinr elf eih'-p. TKCNKR HtPAlKEO nd TRUNK COVERS mvte to order by the best of workmen. lfn Hell Bntldtnst 90 Afylum Strt BULLARD Su LEE. a.vr.p, IIJIH'i rUKU A 1 1 RAILROAD AyU Ou and after Monday, Juneai, itr.u trains will as follows LEAVE nARTFORD Goinb 6 00 a. M.

Accommodation Train for SphuePelit Way Stations, arriving, at ia. I lit vl'v and the North. 6.30 A. M. Steamboat train, connecting at fiprinHi.ia with trains of Umn H.

I. gL ttud toe 9.30 a. Accommodation train for Way Stations, connecting at ihrln lth train of Conu. River R. Srth ampton and with trains of B.

A i Boston. Train of the li. A. iiaiiroad tZ Alliany, ares Sjirinlield at 12 lo a 20 M. Express train for bprinjrtleld (w l'b-mt U'Jipintr) and Ronton, and conniKting tram of Conn.

River R. R. for th Nrth i 00 r. Uain for Sprint-add ar Way Stations. na 4 50 p.

at. Accommodation Train for Sprini-fioid thi Way Stations, cimiectini; at vith thrfiujh tinin for Montrea). Train tit H. A. Railroad leavea Spiirifjtleld or Ai bany at ti 1.1 p.

m. 6 2S T. at. Accommodation Train for Hprinieis and Way stations. 7 02 T.

Express Ttrain for (without ttoopin'i and Itoston. On Saturdays thi train stops at Windsor Ds ki. 12 40 a. at. Mail '1 rain for Sprint'tield (withmu stop.

piiiir) ctnnectin with a train of the ii. A. Railroad for ftoston. LEAVE HAKTKORD Ikiino SofTit. 6 30 A.

a. Accommodation train fr New Haven Way stations, connecting at Iteriin trtiiu for New Britain, aud at New Ilnvea villi the 8 10 train for New York, arrlvh. in New Y'ork at lUi a. m. 5 10 A.

M. Atrcomrnodation train for Middlt-town New liritaitl, Ilerltn, New Haven, BW Y'ork and Way Stations. 1 00 P. Express train for irtdiittowa. Berlin, Ne Dritain, Meriden, New Haven aud Srw York.

3 30 P. x. Accommodation train fur New Britain, Middletovn. New Haven, New Y'ork 4 Way stations. 7 20 P.

Express train foi Mlddletown, Bt'rlin, liriltiiu, Meriden, New Haven and Ne York. 9 40 p. Su anilioat train for New Haven and Way stations, connecting with steamer Continental for New Y'ork. I 25 a. a.

Mail train for Meriden, New Haven and New York. The Sitnoat Nioht Traih leaves, Eroln North at II 12 r. a. and oini; South at 1 l'i a. m.

Trains leave. SpriajjII. Id for Hartford at 20. 7 DO 10 4o a. a 12 10 st at.

5 Ki, r. and 4u a. m. tsew ilaveli tor llarttora at Jo, 10 00 A. 3 15.

5 05. 7 and 11 10 P. a. oi, E. M.

RELD, Harlford, June 1H, 1870. tfd iTf I I AHTh'OHlK AM 1 1 1MJKILLKA.LWAU. On and after Juiy 7. JH70. train- will leave a followi IMS EAfsT.

Ilartford for Provldtncr at ti 10 a. if. and 1 p. connecting for Jkwt'in 1 m. coLnwi- Inj; for AVorteirter, via Plainti Hartford for WiiJinianHc, 10 a.

and 1 50 and 6 1 p. M. the ti a. k. and 1 So and ii i f.

n. C(Jime for New LtUidtm ia; 10 a. m. and 1 50 p. cditnt for Palracr.

Ilartford for Hock vj He to 10, 9.5 a. ji 1 50. 4 45, 6 15 and 7 25 P. a. Hartford fr bouUi 10, 9 45 a 1 4 45.

6 15 and 7 25 p. PI. field for Providence, 55. a If. 12 15 and 4 20 m.

from Norwich at a. m. and 'i 15 p. m. connect ilk from Worcester, Wa hinton fr 5 45.

Off. a. 1 15 and 5 P. w. Saturday at p.

st. Waterbury for Hartford, 7 50 a.m. 12(6 and 4 15 p. Jt. connecting from Wint Vi 05 P.

ijntr fern liriutr ixirt Bri-tn! for Harford. 7 15, iJ5 a. 12 50 and 5 w. Piaiuille for 7 ft 55 a. 1 10.

5 2o and 7 sen p. m. The 8 55 a. m. 1 10 and 7 JO p.

trains connw from Collhi? Die, New Us. Vfii and Northainiiton. The 55 a. frtm New Hartford. New Britain for Hartford.

7 40 and 10 a. and 1 90 it 40, 5 40 and 7 P. OOINO WEST. Harlford for Wat crhury. 8 so.

and 20 a. and 4 10 p. connecting for Wiift'd. 1 In- 1) m. ana 10 p.

m. trains connect lor timio- Hartford for Hrictol, 6 15, 8 20, ind 11 20 and 4 10 p. w. Hartford for I'lainvill 6 15. 20.

and II 20 a. m. and 4 10 and st5r. u. 1 lie 6 15 and so a.

and ft st5 P. M. train cnneet f.ir Nortkani-lon. New atd i otlin-iii. The 6 it5 P.

M. CllUtl(u for New Harford. Ilartford for New Britain, fi 15, t) 'At and 1120 a.m. 1 20. 4 10 and ti 25 P.

Willimantic for Hartford, ti 20. 9 40 a.m. andS.Wp. a. The i 2, 40 a.

m. and 5 on p. train cjurj'-et from New London. The 40 a. at.

and 5 p. train coune fr.rn Piiimer. Rockville for Hartford 5 45, to 40, 10 15 a. 2 15 and 5 30 p. M.

South Mam henter for Hartford, 7 15, 10 30 a- M.t 3 19 5 10 5 50 Providence for Hartford. 7 00 a. and 2 20 p. m. for New liaveu, York and (printfTield.

Providence for Wahinirton. 7 00 10 10. and 11 45 a. 2 20, 5 05. and ii 40 p.

m. fjaiurdav 10 3 p. m. Providence for PkiinfiVId, 7 J0. 10 10 a.

h. aud 2 stand 5 u5 p. jj. The 7 00 and 10 lo a. m.

and 5 05 p. in. train? connect for Norw ich 1 ne 10 lo a. m. and 2 20 p.

m. trains connect for Worcester. Jr7 tfd N'OTT. Rapt. Connecticut and Passumpsic Rivers MdlifUdU.

For WlilKe im1 Fraui-ouia JTfonnf a In Lke Wllloushby and Tralriff learfnc Hartford a. conncctP directly through arriving at lwve points to Leave at 4:50 p. (lod'-e at White Itiver Junction.i and ar rive at noon. The opnine of the MASSAWIPPI VALLETRAIL-Ro A Ii. July 1st, Ui inpi'- e.

a rou te to Vaetxc. A. If. PKHK1, Uj tfd Avn MEAMUOAT COXtC Train lav4- llarTroru every running to the niL'lit (Stindwvs fxri-pX'iit at 40, Jst-nsbat H'harf, New Haven. The Steamer CONTINENTAL l-veiXew Haven on the arrival (rf the train, rearhinar York in time for ai! eftrlv train? South and We.

t. 1 HRol'GH NIOHT LINE FKOM NEW YORK. The httnmer ELM CITY will iave New Y'ork every nirrht, tSundays excepted) at 11 oViock. The new np MeauiiKmt tmiu will leave for Hartford at 5:00 a. or on the arrival of the boat.

Sunday train. Leave New Haven every morning at 10:15 o'cio arriving at New York at p. m. by 10 morning train to New Haven will arrive in time for thitt loa(! myt tfd FOR If A RTFOR 1). LONiiUN.

Ct KEEN PoKT and SAfl likiaiuiw 1 ne rapt. O. W. BATES, leave Hartford from foot ef stare iret. TlDAYS.

THl'KsDAYS, and hT-l HJ)AYS. at m. Keti t.ninw leave sag JUr-bor, MONDAYS, WEHNEsHAY'S. and FKIDAYS, at 7 a. m.

THOMAS K.SS, Sec' v. (oodDd Landing. April 31. 170. ifd HARTFORD AND NEW YSRK STEAM HO AT LINE.

The Steamer OP i-rrt i vivii leaven iiaxnora V. B.1jjv.-..,o jjd l-'riuavs. at 4 o'clock, v. fprd Tuesdays and Thursdays at 4 o'clock, p. and ouuuaj e- ai p.

m. ares First Class $175 Second 125 Freitrht received and f-irw-arded bv Erie Orent Wet-tern iiespatch, tar Union "Li'ie, Merchants and Peoples Despatch, and all otijer despatca Hues frum New Y'rk. at low. -st rt-s. The Steamer SILVER STAIS leaves at 4 p.

conn-ttiriff with New York Njats. The popular stewards of last season occupy the ame this, and are alone responsible lor Roods used is their department. W. H. 0''K1'ED, Vice PreMent.

Hartford Anril j. igt. tfdwl STEAMBOAT NOTICE. IVew York ixciTi'SrionH Excnrrtoti Tickets from Hartrord ar.d all Esr Ijtiulins, to New York and return, will be durmtr the balanceof tiie season at Three iMj olinr Ilartford. Au.

10. tfd STl-f AfK Its" OF TH aKt HAKi FoKI) AM) HU.AllKI.HiiA l.i-N aie i-uiininir regularly between HarTfird and Philadelphia l-a ins each port on TlmrsUavs. at r0li'e' i direct to Buitimore, Washington, ihumyton, aud all poiuts on the Peuusylvania llail road CilAPPSr BT'RR. Agents. 75 Ferry Hartford, Conn WM.

M. UAiltD Soath Delaware avenue. Philadelphia. ap 14 sind i Ali7l.lK OF EXTRA arm i i. STEAMERS BETWEEN XLWYOKK r.iii uf.I..

CALLING AT Ol KF.NTOWN FltOM NEW" YORK, EVERY WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY'. Kates of passage from vj York c'n tdO-pold. 3ii Hrrencv. steerage Ticke's from Liverpool or Oueeu-tcuvnu at ruPX F'r applv to CHAS. G.

Ill Uroaduay. N. or to W. W. JAt'OiiS, At Mechanics Saings Bank, Ilartford.

"Tin Worses for 1I0KSES F0U SALE. selves or thi opportimitv. Britain. Sep. 27, 1H70.

HORSES FOB SALE. llAlh lUSt flrt'ivorl in with a fine lot ot youi HORSES, suitable fo. reiitlemeu drivinir i. double. A.so soin- pood wo.kers.

I have scleral fC tuwS for saloon reasonable terms. i1 stable, corner of Retreat ai ev Britain avenues ap tfd -B TRl VPrl.t. HOUSES KOR A Keren matt-ht-d tulirM .1.... coach teams jn the rountrv. Aiso.

simile horses lo sun auy ousiness wished for. Also, CONCORD WAGONS and CARRIAGES en hand and for sale, and orders taken for any kind ef wagon work therefrom. Also, two nice Oanibussea 1 All rmriDnti x- At the Steam Bakery, Albany avenue. So. 57.

mh -21 tfd Choice Mackerel. 100 KITS extla fine SUoro Mackeifl. II- T. JOIINSOX, 221 and 223 STATE Sep 81 STREET, FRESH FROM THE SPRINGS' UATHORN, CONGRESS and EMPIRE WATKK. received by SISSON U1TLEK.

sep 10 'piIB KIMON PURE riiilaileli.hia Ice Cream, Found in this city only at ALLYN HOUSE. X1113 S1NtE11 IMIMIOVKD Family Sewing 3Iadiine. bale one hundred thousand (loo.owj'i per irear. Ctv a call UU, lAll iAi rfv-- PP.i?SS, the fcTKK KLAND BARNS. Just arrived from London W.

hose wihini. to itirehae will tin 1Sd Paid up Capital Amvuutul AaaeU ..3,000,000.00 rtiuax'TORs JOHEPn CHURCH, WALTER KENEY, CHAS. II. HRAINARD, WILLIAM V. TI TTLE, (JKOlifiK ROBERTS.

THOMAS K. BRACE, ERASTUS COLLINS, EDWIN 1. MOKWAS, Li CM J. UENDEE, nuttMi in r.i., E. HULK ELK KOI.AXU MATHER, SAMUEL S.

ft'AKU, AIM'IN DUNHAM, GUSTAVL'S K. DAVIS, il i r.it. FRANCIS B. COOLEY. J.

HENDEE, I'rest. 1. GOODNOW, Bec'J. W. B.

CLARK, Aast. Sec y. Janl tfdaw21 6X'FlXKSTJjrUlVU lNSUitA'CJS I COMPANY. OF HARTFORD, CONN. Aftarta 1, 500,000 Tina company Is intended to eomhineaU ihe advantage to be (itrived from the experienee of Life Insur-anee Coniiani hoth in this country and Europe, living controlled hy Directors peculiarly interested in lis welfare, with an abundant capital and economy In lis maiiasemeut, it ia able to offer aecurity to the insured surpassed by 110 other company.

If there 1b uo ajjent in your vicinity, send for ft copy of ita prospectus aud examine its plans, director John S. Rice, Lucias J. Hendee, Ezra Hall, Horace Cornwall, Kaninel E. Elmore, Allyn S. Slllliuan, H.

K. W. Welch, Aliner Church, Roer Averill, in. H. Post.

SAMUEL E. ELMORE, President, FRANCIS I DOUGLASS. Secretary. P. M.

HASTINGS, M. Medical Examiner. jan 1 lyd 1H10. AKTFOltU F11JK IX.SLRANCE CO. ASSETS July 170, $2,670, 118.89 OFFICE, NO.

15 MAIN 8TKEET. DIKKCTOR. Albert Day, Jam wdwin, llttnry Knicy, Calvin I my, John 11. Goodwin, H. H.

EnfH-b Robert, C. Lyman, 11. J. JnhnHoiL, J. B.

Uuiice. 11. W. Conklin, iKiJ. L.

CHASE, Prtwident J. D. -town is, HticrrtHty. IJ. Lyman, Arvietant becrtary.

IJ. an 1 AI CONNECTICUT GENERAL Life Insurance Company MAHTFORD, CON. Assets, April 1st, This Company offers unsurpassed aectirity, all desirable forms of Life Policies. AOE.NTS WANTED. DIRECTORS.

Eoward W. Parsons, Chaki-ks T. Webth, 'I'tonas W. Ufseij IlicNKtr .1. Johnson, Ebknkeu N.

Keuotio, Jona. B. CUAR1.KS M. I'oN'O, tiKil. II.

Cl.AKR, LkvKRKTT Bkainahd, Thos. T. ElsliSB, EnAacia B. Cooi.ar, Eowin Rat, C. B.

Erwih. T. W. itUSSELL. Sec'y.

E. W. PARSONH. Pres't. my an bmd wM 1.VHI KHr lilK, llrK A.MI MA-RiNE Capital and Surplus over EOKTY MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.

C.C.KIM 3 ALL I fur the Inaranr Cmaijy of North Amprira, I'hfriix InieuriiiK-t Ofhi party. New York Niagara lriiur New York Imperial Fire Inorauf ('nipany. Lonron ijuttni Insurance 'orijany, lud'n lioiB; Iii-iirnn'e Ymipany. Ifavt-n Albany City Inwuraiue Company, Albuuy Hop- liiftirancv Company, Provident' -rutariia lripuraii Ctmtpany. N-w York Innuranre m.pauy.

of I'titTalo, N. I ijftiraiiee Company. AIJaiiy, N. Y. I'tKiptf" nidii-town.

4 'imn. Mutual Anram-e Co. MitMletown. Mcreaurile Mutual Marine Ini. N'W York bute A't iit for tin- NVw York I.Ifo In.

Co. N. V. Oftlc- in i'uitifim Building, itiO Main st, Hartford, jan I lyd THE CHARTER OAK LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY OF II AHTFOIID, O'. ASSETS DEC.

1, 1SC3, $6,000,000 James G. IValkeley, Pres. Z. A. STOKKS.

Vice Pres. 8. li. WHITE, Sec'r. STEVENS, Aw't Sec'y.

WM. L. SQUIRE, Actnary. 1)1 KJ1CTO K9 J. C.

Walkelty. John A. Butler, Nelon Hoiuur, Hanitd Philfi, lio-well Hlodett. NoyeH S. palmar, Z.

A StorrM. hanint-1 8. White. S. H.

M. CVjunultiim; Phyi-tclan. J. C. Jai kw.s, M.

Meilttal tiauAincx. X. W. AIkkcm, E. O.

(hmjuwik, 8npt of Aenci. This Coraiiany rank amon tlm vtrv firt kifw In surance Cuai(ante in the nited Stated, in amount ut ArfMiis and iucoiue. and in excelled by uon. iu nra- d-nce of mna '-ment. and care in the wlecrion of rik It huMjieti ie inereaHina: with creat rapidity, the annual income now eiceedin-' fr.iAX).

It ha ttafd ifi.Ti to the amount of 1.7.7HM1 and s.l.5uu.t uividends lo it insured ia reduction uf their premium. liookft contAiiiin? rate and derrintion of th nlan of adopu-dhy the comtany. may reoblained STEVK.NS A HAltT, Uenerai A 'en fur Connecti cut and tasteru Office, No. 245 Main 1 tfd I HKAD ACC1JJKNT I J5LltASCJ. JL THE TRAVELERS INSURANCE COMPANY, Of ilartford, Conn.

CASH ASSETS, I a Genera Accident Insurance Company, erantiiiff policies of irwarance against Death or WuwllvDis abling Injury or ACCIUEXT, to men of all trades, profession aad occupations, at rates witliin the reach of all. It insure against accidents by machinery, accident from the ue of tool and implements, accident of all descriptions tliat occur in the nraal and lawful avocations of life, as well as accidents by railway, steamboats, and travel generally. I rheTrTeler has paid $1,150,000 111 te lie tits to I'oIi If older. The TRAVELERS also erantW full LIFE and w. DOWMEXT Insurance, in all its forms, its policies nnisini? Ample Security and (heapneu of Co.t under a Definite Contract.

All u.iiri... on-forfeitable. Its five, ten, flrteen and twenty war policies can be converted into endownments, at the option of the insurant. This is a special feature orirlnal with this Company. Premium system, the favorite law eai.li plan.

G. IS ATTERSOX, President RODNEY DENNIS, Secretary. CHARLES E. 'WILSON, Ass't Fec'y. GEO.

B. LESTER. tAetnxr- H. P. Stearns, M.

Consulting Surceon. SnP1- of At'encics. feh 1 1Td PHCENIX Mutual Life Ins. Co. IIAKTFORD, CONJJ.

MKI'Ll, freeof all lia ts- I Ratio of Assets to Liabilities larger than that of any 158 Assets to every 100 of Liabilities. I DIVIDKMiSpaldto Policy 532.4BB.T rt 186 Since the commencement of its business the'Companr jr.J(l wwc UIOJ1 -A 3 I I JS And it has paid In leases nearly One and a. Quarter Million Dollars To the families of those who have deceased wl.ii members of the Company. The pro-rrnnorthe Company for the last uB uH lUllOWR Assets at end of t-ear. Rnmln.

.1 i 1K5. ROM.2rt4.-l Jki -Ml 41 1W7 8.S1S,S41.41.., 81M IS 3.MK4.0H0.18 1 5.W1.973.50. l--S-i Within the past Ave years its Assets have increased more than Four and a Half Ion Dol- uiniuisuuiumg over alair a ITIILllou Dollar have been returned to Policy Holders in Dividends, and over Three Quarters of a Mil. lion Dollar, paid for losses by death during that period. As evidence of the special care taken bv the pauy me selection of risks, it may be mentioned ratw of bxees paid to amount i.

wv rtiHutiSi any ocner vompany of equal sue. TABLB OF rOMPARISONS OF THE BUSINESS 7, 1SJ57. 1Wi6 and IBM. Number of Policies issued in is7. 5S11 Increase of 1WS8 over W.7.

42 imm 1867, 48 Amonnt insured iu IW! Jl 179 (Ml as ijm.m'M Increase of IS ov'ct iw, ti per lw 187, in 101yd ANOTHER ARRIVAL TUST STORE A new ami fresh assortment of 1 t-BI CHINA, and UXIIFN WARK Also, a ereat variety of FANCY GOODS n. .1 I Just 1 Liverpool A Loudon Globe Ins.Co.Awte'faO.OOO.Ono Franklin Insurance Company. do. Pacific do. do.

do. Trademeu'e do. do. do. Fulton do.

do. do. LoHsea adjusted Ilartford, and paid immediately without abatement or deduction for interest, and not, a 1b usual, sixty days after presentation of proofa thup securing immediate ituUmlfication to ttit aurd. TAT I'hia Co ATE MUTt'Alj FIRE INS. HARTFORD.

I 'ON X. Comnanv iitfiiircn IJuMdini'i. Mert haediaf an Perrioual Property, of the wafer eianes only, htbptl on tiik mctuai. flas. The injured are lufinhers the eompany, and have a voice in its direction, alo Hhare in itn prolita.

Th company han been in opera tion xi niontiis; haw m.in(erH; ha nan oitiy iw lorHCH, ami are paying cah dividends of 15 per Ceu on all nolieies a thev expire. Iaac CuoBri, rVe'v. KALPH OILLETT, Pre. r. b.

bi IfhET, Ueu. Aunu Hartford. Jan. 1, 1870, lyd SECURITY INSURANCE CO OF 'EW YORK. CAPITAL 1,000,000 OO Al-J I LIABILITIES 4 A.

F. HASTINGS. Prwldent W. B. HI CKIIOI Vice-PrM.

NATHAN IIAKl'EK, SucreUry. Agon! Fir. Uepmen JAMKS b. KKYANT, Aent Marino Department, feh 22 lyd TIIK Mutual Benefit Life Insurance Co. OF NEWARK, N.

J. A I'urclj ii lull I Company. Organized In 1RI5 Assets over (20,000,000 AHA W. IA i'Tiera) Ajjent for jnn lyd Oltk Main si reel, Unrtford CoUl iNconroHATKO PITY FJHK IXSlltAME COM PA NY. OF UAKTKOiiO.

Offic Ntw. 7 atd 8 Trust Company's Block. Cash Cai-itai. AO AsSKTS JaH. 1, 1H70 This Company will continue to bistire aaint Ion.

or damage by Are on all descriptions of property, aud on the most favorable C. T. WEBSTER, President. Gktirob W. Lister.

Hecreuiry. jan 1 lyd I Kl( HANTS' I NSl'H A 'CK COUI'A tl Or ilAKTrOitO, CONN. OII)r In harter Oak Work. UI KJCCTOKS. Mark ITowari, Jamk Itoi.TKU, K.

itoKKKTW, TiMoTtir Shki.ixjW, Iankm Fo-tkr, Ki.tJAH II. Owen. Kl' IHHO D. IlrS.BABD, M. M.

Wii. l.rr.. K. SKTMOUll, HlHAM lilfKI.l Hakrimin B. Fkkehak.

UOMKlt JLiLAAitMAHO, I JolIK W. JJANKDKTU. KNJAMIN lll.lS. AHK HOWARD, Pre-t E. THOS.

LOBDELL. Sec y. Jn 1 lyd 11 ARTKOKi) KTEAM ISOILKIt JN fcl'ECTlOX A.NO INnLRANt CO. Omt, No. liuMoenroitn A vme' Block Capital $.00,000.

Insures aaiut loss or daniajre from Steam Boiler Esplosious. AI.I.KV. President. HAS. M.

'iue-I'rmldent. T. H. Bxk-k, aug 1J lyd FIKK I.NKIKAM'K COM X. I A fK HAU! FDHll.

lll.NN'. ali apltal OFFICE Putkax Ilt ii.iiKa, 230 Main street. IllilECTOJta Rf.bert Pay, Ellis Worthintjton, M. Welch, Aa Porter, E. S.

W.l. A. Hyde. William Alfr-d E. Ely, J.

W. Danforth, K. IJ. Amea. Cif5fri'e P.

Bif.eli, W. Coiiitard, of New York, Henry O. HitMmrri. cf Middk-lowo. C.

O. Talent t. of Vernon. KOHEKT K. DAY, President, E.

WORTH INGTON. ic I'rfc-ident O. Parsons, S.e-r-tary. Harlford. Jan.

1. 1HT0. tfdAtfwT LIKK l.NriCKAXCH COMPA A-NY IIAP.TFOP.D. CONV. AuM-tas, July lt, 1869, 1 1,01 3,530.75 orricKiia directors E.

A. Bulkeley, AppSeton R. Hillyer, Austin IliitiliHin. Leverett Hrainard, t.urdon W. Jtu.11, Thos.

O. Eudera, Nurtun, Jame? famplfil. Thou. K. Bra.

e. Win. II. Biilkeler. A.

I1CI.KEI.EY. Prident. AOTIN IHMIAM, Vice President. T. Emokk.

Sjcreutry. Ourdou W. Kuss. IL M. Medical Examiner and Conultinif J'faysi lan.

i'ainptiiws contniinnff rates Premium and iiifor- matiou Hie sutiject or Life insurance may be o), tained at Uio oiUut of the Company or any of it. A-nts. AKinles nf the fompany can be obtained by apply ing ai me orace enner personalty or oy letter, jan 1 Ivd 0 ECTIC'L'T Fl It 1 HL KA COMPANY. 12 STATE HARTFORD, CONS. Incorporated 1890.

Capital $200,009. Continue to Insure Real and Persona! ProjMirty of all Kiiiua ou iuv nKwi reason oie teriua. lll(ECTOUS John Eldrwlfo, Henry A Jauies B. Hosmer, Tertms Wadsworth, Julius Timothy M. Aiiyn, Edv.ni H.

Morgan, J'ihu L. Bunce, E-l-on Kcsenden, Edmund ii. Howe, Oicott Allen, Francis B. Cooley, Henrv T. Woerrv.

JoIlS B. ELDkEDGE, President jn. iiE-rT. Secretary. Cha.

H. Hi rt. Ast. tcretary. Janl lyd I AliTKORD COI'STY MLTl'AL 1 1 tlR INriLKA-Nl COMPANY Of Hartford, Conn.

IXOKI'OIt l) 1831 Oflice No. Main Street. lies $1,000,000 00 AMI I-L( 85,000 00 Insure, the safer clsss of property, as Farmers, Building and detached Dwellings at very low rates. Company has never made an assessment upon their Premium Liens. D.

D. ERV1NO. President and Treasurer. JULILTS CATLIN, Wat. A.

Ekvino, Secretary. DIRECTORS. Tulliis Catlin, James B. Shnhaa. Tlin.ldeus D.

II. Ervinir, Nareus De Forest, H. H. Harbour, Watson Dewey, Sep 17 Eli-ha Jolm.on. Jonathan (Goodwill, Walter II.

Havens. THE PHOENIX INSURANCE COMPANY OF ARTFO RD, CONN. CftMh CanitnU SiOO.OOOMO Total Assets, $l9702Jil7MU Office, llllln Block. No, 333 Malu DrRETTOR has. M.

Bffarh, Aw V. na. a. ANorthaia, EI (i Mfrrinian, Sam nil Ii. Tattle, Hani.

Brvun E. Dan II. Arnold. N. L.

I. Havti-M York FraiiKHn ChamberHn, Marshall 4i-o. V. Moore, ODD A JtlTlrr, vomt'iinp n. t.rwm.

npw Kntain. HEN KY KELLOtitr. A. W. JILLtSON.

Vice-rnwident. D. W. C. Ssn-Tos, hecretary, ik H.

BrnwcK, Secretary. jan 1 lvd HARTFORD JLil'c nnd Aiinuit3r INSURANCE COMPANY. 110 Asylum Street, Hartford, Conn. A new system, originally introduced hy this Company, entitled Life Insurance on the becannu to the assured the advantage, of a WINGS HANK, eomhim-d with LIFE INSURANCE Also, issues all the well known forms of LIFand ENDOWMENT POLICIES, on either the MUTUAL Oil STOCK PLAN. WAREHAMJRISWOLD.

Pres. 3ft" 1 lyd J. P. TAYLOR. Secretary.

NORTH AMERICAN Fire Insurance Company OF HARTFORD, CON'N. Office In Charter Oak Bank Ilulldtns. Cash Capital, $300,000.00 Assets, Jan. 1, 18JO, 07 DIRECTOn. James R.

BoNes, Nelson Palmer, Leonard Church, Joseph D. illiama, Geo. Sexton, L. T. Welles.

Horatio E. Day, James L. Howard, J. Niles. A.

F. Hastings, t-win Welles, Charles t). Day, C. G. Landon, John C.

Day, Win. C. iinnnnirs. II tKTIVI.S. J.

l'l KH( Meeretarv 1 lyd CONTINENTAL Life Insurance Company OP NEW YORK. "Offices Continental Building," No. 22, 24 and 20, Nassau Street, N. Y. OFFICERS, JUSTUS LAWRENCE P.

President Secretary New England Branch "Boston Post" Buildinir. Ba- uuu-i, wi. aier, ostou, ICAItNAKD raanagera. The Most Successful Company ever Organized. rROFITS DIVIDED ALL POLICIES NON-FORFEITING.

Thirty days grace, allowed on each payment PURELY MUTUAL Dividends to Capital Stock belnir limited tn am eem. legal interest. lusuiance effected on all the most approved plana. HABTFOItD OFFICE, 2.1 MAIN ST. HARTFORD, CONN.

fl Inthe Youttff and liisiiiff Generation. rJHJS TegotAtive powers of life are strong, but in a few Tears how often the pallid hue, the lack-lustre eye and emaciated form, the impoerti. bility of application to mental effort, show Its baneful influence. It soon become evident to the observer that some depressing influence is checking the development of the body. Consumption is talked of, and perhaps the youth is removed from school and sent into tha country.

This is one of the won't move- ments. Removed from ordinary diversion of the ever changing scenes of tho city, the powers of the body, too mnch enfeebled to give rest to healthful and rural exercise, thoughts aro turned inwards npon themselves. If the patient boa approach of the menses looked for with anxiety, as tho first symptom in which Nature iB to show her saving power in diffus ing the circulation aud viniting the cheek with the bloom of health. Alas! increase of appetite has grown by what it fed on the- enorgies of the system are prostrated, aud the whole economy is deranged. The beautiful and wonderful period tn which body and mind undergo so fascinating a change from child to woman, is looked for in vain: the parent's heart bleeds in anxiety, and fancies the grave but waiting for its victim.

lm bold Extract Bithit, for Weakness aris tug from excesses or early indiscretion, attended with the following symptom Indisposition to Exertion, Loss of Power, Loss of Memory, Difficulty of Breath ing, General Weakness, Horror of Diseases, Weak Nerves, Trembling, Dreadful Horror of Death, Night Sweets, Cold Feet, Wakefulness, Dimness of Vision, Langour, Universal Lassitude of the Muscnlar System, Hot Hands, Flushing of the Body, Dryness of the Skin, Pallid Countenance and Eruptions on the Face, Pain in the Back, Heaviness of the Eyelids, Frequently Black Spots Flying before the Eyes, with Tempoary Suffusion and Los of Sight, Want of At tention, Great Mobility, Restlessness, with Horror of Society. Nothing is more desirable to uch atients than Solitude, and nothing they more dread, for Fear Themselves no Repose of Manner, no Earnest ness, no Speculation, but a hurried Transition from one question to another. These symptoms, if allowed to go on which this Medicine Invariably remove soon follow Loss of rower. Fatuity, and Epileptic Fits, in one ot which the patient may expire. Dnring the Superintendence of Dr.

'Wilson at the Bloomingdalo Asylum, this sad result occurred to two patients reason had for a time left them, and both died of epilepsy. They were of both sexes, and about twenty years of age. "Who can say that these excesses are not requenU ly followed by those direful diseases Insanity and Consumption? The records of the Insane Asylums, and Uie niclaoclioly deaths by Consumption, bear ample witnesa to the troth of these assertions. In Lunatic Asylums the most melancholy exhibition ap pears. The countenance is actually Bodden and quite destitute neither Mirth or Grief ever visits it, Shonld sound of the voice occar, it is rarely articulate.

"With woeful measure wan Despair Low sullen sound their (frfef beguiled." Whilst we regret the existence of the aliove dis ease and symptoms, we are prepared to offer an in- aluable gift of chemistry for the removal of the con iHincnees. BE mbolb's Hichly Cokcintbated id Estrait or Bi-chc. There is no tonic It is an anchor of hope to the surgeon and pa tient and this is a testimony of all who have nsed or prescribed it. Sold by Druggists everywhere. Price 1.25 per bottle, or bottles, for $6.50.

Delivered to any address. Describe symptoms in all communicationi. Address O. T. HELMBOLD, Drug and Chemical arelionse.

9M Broadway, New York. TON ARK GENUINE CNLESS DONE np in ate 1 ensured wrapper, with fac-timile of my Chemicm Warehouse, and signed T. EELMBOLD. In i. STATE ITEMS.

1IARTFOBU COrNTT. The sixth annual fair of the Pequabuck Agricultural Society will be held at Hickory l'ark, Bristol, Wednesday, the 5th inst. KETS HAVES COCNTT. The barn of William Y. Beach, at was entered on Tuesday night and two splendid harnesses and two robes stolen, valued at fjf)0.

F.ight thousand two hundred and thirty-one pupils are registered in the eighteen public whoolsof New Haven, with au average attendance of 6,082. James Lombard, a deaf and dumb farmer, living near Milford, was run over and killed by the engine of the, milk train from New York Sunday morning, while driving cattle to the pasture. It is proposed to move the Hartford and New Haven freight depot at Meriden on account of the obstruction to travel on Main Htreet from the continual switching of trains about the building. A colored man attempted to break into the New Haven House about one o'clock Saturday night, but was surprised, and a struirgle followed which resulted in the escape of the lriirglar. who left his hat and cane behind.

The faculty of Yale College, at a recent meeting, passed a law forbidding any student can-vine his text book into the recitation room. In this way the instructors are conn dent of striking a death-blow at skinning, popular now in college. The Fair Haven water company, that a few weeks since connected its reservoir with that of the New Haven comnauv. has now given notice that il can furnish no mure water for that city. New Haven is worse off than ever for water.

It is stated that the proprietor of the New Haven I'ltlhuliuin intends to move from his Tireseut ouarters in "Union street to Collin new block on Chapel street, usiug the fifth story for a composing room and the basement for a press room, with an omce on tne nr: lloor. An express team ran away on Chapel street. New Haven, on Satnrday evening, and collided with another team. A seven year old son of Samuel Nolte, the owner of the runawav team was thrown out of the wagon upon the pavement, and had his skull broken. He died in twenty minutes.

The bed of the large reservoir on the North Farms. Walliiurford. is grassed over, and cattle can be seeu grazing where the lish were recentlv swimming. Not a drop of water oozes from the outlet, and but a very small pool remains to show that there was ever large pond there, and dead lish lie scattered in every direction. WINDHAM COUNTr.

A son of Austin Harrows of Windham committed suicide by hanging on Tuesday morning. He was a very worth young man and is tielicved to have committed the act under temporary insanitv, to which he was often subject after hard labor or violent ex ercise. LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Human bones were found among the ashe: of the barn of W. E.

Buell. burned at latch- Held Thursday night, and it is supposed that some drunken "tramp" accidentally burnt the building and himself together. TOLLAXD corxTr. i ne lonaiut county agricultural lair oc curs on Weduesday and Thursday of th week. C.

I' nderwood is president of the so ciety, and Ueorge Kingsbury secretary 'PIIE ESTABLISHMENT OF THE SECURITY BANK OF THE CITY OF SEW YORK Having proTti diTtrled eureka, it hn. been unani mously resolved by the Board of Directors to DOUBLE THE CAPITAL STOCK (in accordance with provision of the in or- ltr to mtvt the -f of the Bank. A Si'hjrription RHk i Mrdrn-d to Ik opend on the Firot day oi Ortobor, 1 870 at the Bank NO. 319 BROADWAY. Ovlt l.Vt.000 of the New Stock already taken.

Frit-lids of the Bank deirinir to obtain the Shares at par, should uinke application at once. I'aymefitf of per Cfiil. of he amount subscribed may he made on theblh of Octobur. November and lH-cembcr re ne-nivelv. -and the balance.

70 per on the luth clay of 1871. WITH A PAID-CP CAPITAL OF Which ran he furthei increased, aj bu-iuess require1 to tne limn or ovi- The President and Directors have confidence in offer- liii.to the public the rriliiie. of their institution. and National Bank. Priva'e Banker, JSavmsa Hank.

Tru-t Com In-urance Ct.mpanje, Rail' iad. Mmif.ctiinii and other Cortvratjons. Rxv ton, of Estates. Truste, pnhiic Ollicers, and all who have trn-t moneys, or who act in any fiduciary cap acity, whu-ther thev live ID New York or elsewhere, urt im itfd to open accounts with the Security Itank ol Kvol New 1 ork. by lt-tr.

in person. liiifint(i Paper Discounted for Tr- rftaut aim uepoMlorN. at seven per cent, per annum. C-oItt Accounw kept. Fifc.l Airenctei of fctaiee, Mumciitalities.

and Conratioi. JOSRl'H I'. OitVlS. iVesident-11KNJAMIN H. DEWEY.

Cashier. No. 310 Broadway. NVw York. Sept 44.

170. Imd B. A. FAH'ESTOCK'S VKB3IIFUGE. Should occasion require von to purchase B.

A. Fan life toe 1'h Vcrmifu-'e. be oarticulariv careful ne that the initial arc ii. A. J'his is the ariicie that uaa been au Favorably Known Since 1329, Ana purchaser mnt init on harinjr it if they do not wifh to hav1 an imitation fored upon them.

A EM'S ANTE I For Brown's Pat- -ale price? i KV EHETT A CO 55 Dey N. IOOK HERE Have you seen onreir-j cuiar 7 If not, be pure ami sent for it. Every family and per-on interested who prize Health and -Vmii-v. Dr. W.

w. UIHBAl. i. A KAY-10 ei Samples free. new article for Airtst 11.

B. M1AW. Alfred, Me. II 1 15 kkhi'ceb. THE BEST IX TUB COUNTRY.

NEW YORK OBSERVER. 3 PEK ANM M. OMI FIIEK ON TUI.1L. QUINSY SIOKSK. A CO, 3T Park Row, NewJTork 2'lT7w A I SIX MONTHS Can made by a uhrewd aud man in a sure.

wife An invwtnHUt at Squill return aclcar profit of $175. FfM- particnlair ill addrws thi NoKTli AM KKICAN VlCTL'KK I I No. SS Naau Mini New York. I)OYAL HAVANA LOTTKHY Prizes I I eMh- and information furuiflicd by CiEUlliiK I I'll AM. Providence.

R. t. P1I "fX IOX' Ai'i'LK l'AK EH. The 1 move? forward and haik. iMirintr an apple Made by 1).

H. Wuilleiaore, Wgrtcfter, 'Mw. XTKWSlAPE1l AOVEKTISiXti- A j. New HMik of pap I'riee cenus iy mail. AMERICAN NEWS New York.

VVt)Il QLrAt'KS A victim ofearly In-d' retiou. cauini: rervott" debility, pretuntnre Ae.haviiiL' tried in vain every advertised remeiiv baa a simple means of pelf-rcre. which he w'll send fre to hi felUiw-i-uan-nw. Addrcfs J. II.

TI TTLE, 78 Nai-sau New York. ep lit lrad Just Received A fine atirnnnt of Stereoscopes and Views whicli will be sold at the lowest lowing Views $1.00 a Dozen and Upward. CALL KION' OR YOV LOS Til EM. N. D.

FORBES, 211 3Iuin Street, Sueceor to Caldwell ForW. THOMPSON'S BAZAAR. ATHES'' Kl RN'IHIUXi FANCY I Vj" 'I'-- in new all Rel Imitation i eie-aiu Lire liJui-ik irhief6 ii lUwikeT-hiefa. Ti 1 ImmtMtrs. V- IwM.

Velvet- RiWjoiik Mr. Ti. ari'T of O-tonmi. Slipper and Cu-hiuo in city, and at vr tow Also, in tiian LOW p-Jiinda Zvjihtir irprtfeil. (Ufa it.

F. TUO-UPSOX, nMAiJf eiHxix. t- A.V HHI wrk and Traveling XJjJLrsIl Y. Ba'kets, 4c audat prices a low at ih, Th Mn want are invited to e.sll st ni.i Ali 74tcdir 0. AXXTW H0UCS BLOCK- up I.