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Ffotice.

T-.'e have upon our‘ Books a large number of
unpaid transient advertising Bills. We IIEW9
made very heavy outlays for a Power Press and
for new type, and we need these little 5111115
verv much. Will not those concerned please
geti-is them up vrithont further delay, and much
oblige the Printer.

, Those who desire extra copies of the
Gazette, for the story now being published,

«,_,.'l

mu zt let us know ii:iii..t-.i-ately, as our subscrip-
tion list has been so suddenly augmented, that
the extra copies we struck off are now nearly
all gone.

1'-—

A Héindscrnc Present.
Our readers will recollect the mention made

1;; our columns, several weeks since, of the suc- ‘

gals of Linus Benedict. Es-:;._. in resuscitating

the daughter of Rev. Dr. Griswold, who was ,

taken from the siibincrged car and supposed
to be drowned. Mr. B. continued his indefati-
gable labors for her i'estoi‘ation long after the
physicians had pi'ono1ir.cetl her case hopeless.
and was ultimately rejoiced to see his labors
crowned with success. During the past week
he has received ’.'roin the young 13;],-=3 father ,,
souvc'nir in the sliape of a richly chased, lieavv
gold lever watch, witli a massive gold vc.-it
chain and key. On the back of the inner case
is beautifully engraved the following ingcl-gp-
tion :—-
P7‘cs(7;lc'z.7 fa
LINES BENEDICT,
by P.L'rL7s W. Gl{lS’lVOLl),f07‘ savivig the
life o_,-°7:2'.v (.7(u.'gI.-:'cr,
E.\IIL‘.\’ GltIS\V0l'.D.
at J\"oru'¢ii’.1r. .i,."i:‘1/ 71,-’,__ ].s;,;;,

'Ihis beautiful iiicniciito was llcfflllllpllliitfll by
a note from Dr. G. to Mr. lfcnii-iiicli. the con-
cluding portlon ofwliich. rci"ci'i" -~ to the imit-
ter: “'9 9°11)’ lJ€‘10\‘-‘- W0 mi‘ gititiiie.-il to know
that there exists in the uiiiid of the pzii-riit, as
in the minds of tii's coniiiiiintv. no (I(l'il"JI.S as
to vvlioni all the Il0'.;0l' and cr-.<§ t of this resto-
ration, undcr Provideiice, is cite. I~.."r. Bene-
dict is an iiiiassiiining. woithy iiiaii. little dis.-
poscd to pi-ate and Lin: t. r r.Lro d his own
achieveueuis: a trr. to.” chr.ii':ict;1':zi ii.r. which
rendirs the more i:.io!ti:.l..‘e that iii-i-rog::n-so
Ill flllt.t.L'l' \\.I.l-.LIl \‘.<:ll l i:i,i'i‘(,-1, cy 1'0-l_) 1; m U-f

 

his well t‘llI‘LlLLI in e. or 3.1’.-.s:. Th.-. fl-,‘,'o ,-
mg IS the co..cl:=.«.li.ig port ois; the ll-tti.-i'.—

“I IIEIVU ft'I‘\\ (shit it lU(Il‘II. (‘l'U.\~l’I‘, \'~.'Ii0
VVIII Lleilt-‘tel’ ll I\I yin! \\'llIl ZIl':' IIUIL‘, it
watch, &:c , \\'lii; an iii-cripiioii ix,-i7.-i'.i;i,-_l
to the Eu(.'r'llIi~liI ill i\'ul‘\v;-.lk
beg you to

livid-_ie I

]II‘L°.~i'i'\'e I as It .~‘u|i\em-r of

the griiiiiiidc an-.l frit-iii_l.~ll:p of glgv
daliglitcr, my \\'iil-ziiid iiiyseif, for the
exIi'a0i'diiizii'_vand J‘htiit'ioiis 1-illiifls liv

which you >'il\'t'uI iiiv diiii-_>'liici".s life, on
that 0 C2l.~lOll.
’\Ve it

your family Iii.-ix-ail}-.-i~,

liopc-‘to see lll‘. cli of you and

and I;.nl ii frictio-
ship thus ooii'i:i-.:-iii-i-ii
\

, \\.’Zil be as L'iidui‘-

II‘-.'t'.~'.

il!.'iI

" .
Ihlnily are in Iiiiiigoi‘, or Ihe_\.- \._-,,,.“d rm,

lug as OI“. :liI.". (.‘I1‘l.~\\‘ii d
in’ Ii_llltIil~:Sl. lll‘:‘>.*3l.g=,‘~Z é-.)i‘ \.'L;ill‘ \\-‘ifs: as

Well as for vouit-~.

II; but do not doulli
Illa?\\'ht'f‘e\‘c1‘\\'c-ioiay I.‘l',‘.\'L‘ .-hull aéway,

tliiuli of \'O'l '-.-lil yo;-~;. - - . Q . ,
. ' ‘ ‘ ‘X “ mm m“ "”“"e 'I‘liel3i-idgcpoi't l-‘armer had a notice some
rest. €.\.Lt'l,‘Iil and 211;": ci.-on. weeks since ofa very larg lemon raised in that
I our (.'I) i:-ml ill!’-I sriii:-{til flit-iiii and cit '. and challen ed all th world and the rest

—.. ._ 5 Q
St 1‘\‘uzi!, of‘ niaiikincl to beat it. In _rdcr to prove to the
R "L 1_- - " C }‘L':’Q\Y"C)'Jr 1, I F2l‘nlt‘l' man that we can u toiily heat Bridge-
. la. . . .

_ ____ _ port in the price of oats, F urth of July cele-

 

Irito-rc;-it-. 
Cur fellow ion‘;
has IltlE‘:(It.‘cI us :i c«-;._-: of ‘iii: in’
C:l.I.I('lls' Dt.".\'.'(_*«_“l (2 -;i._»1‘:;} E2“,-
Lord (.2-.=<ii'g'.2 (J-.-i':i'.:;'i;. 
the Eiiglisli .‘tl".‘.‘_.. ..-'i.l" ‘.5’-.
letters l'ro:ii ll;-_§. (2. 3. mid ii Il_l.I(§l‘
from Rev. .\l1lll'L"\'.' l-Ill"-:-ii lo it-.,-v. Jolni Elliott,
cont-ei-iiiiig t'ii-:- « »,;,.j,i,_ ‘i_,,.._— are
Ills‘? “OW “I I‘-‘~‘C"' so ll.‘fil.I‘ the
date of tli;-Ir -.i:i

 

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lriffé‘ I-'.i':'.‘ "‘ {\‘pj-_;f“,-_v~_53, ““
The l_»:ii'ii oi’ l‘.-':iul llzi-ti.‘-.. :.t Willie O-_lk
Shade. was eulTr " ‘ .2i i;iii-.-«.l lg: fire on _C_1,~,t,m--
‘I35’ 3m‘l'“""\‘«1l Ill‘? r.‘ 3'1?-1‘ \\".l‘.i its coiitciils.
cosi-‘ting oi‘ IL‘ tog: ...’ __Il. l=-.ii'.i~:-=.s(s4
&c- =. also It or il‘.lil‘II 
the firing of Cl“.ll‘i-I-.113 on l‘-in pi-.i-t of 2-Oll‘.L‘ l.itiy.s.

 
 

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I.-‘t'2:r;..':"~.r.*2i§.'.
TIl€IlOl'.’>‘(,‘- oi" (§iit§.:'Zi- took f:'i_;l.l iuar
Silver Mine I:Tro<.i: one d;:_v ‘iii-1 \'-.'l.'. Ii :‘.Il(I ‘l':lil
to I\'orwalk.v.‘l: l‘. ll-J iJl‘tlll_'_lii up in irozxl of
Waler1:ur_v l'>ui.c:i:i'.- IJi.ir-I-:.=i:i'tli :~E=i~p, {x-1:‘;-.
his "-"-1‘s'0“ ‘~-‘Mil’!!! ~"-ll‘ up. Iii-l -.r:’,v v::i..- ' l..{‘i‘C(i
by the race. a‘.ti:o::-‘ the p---i_-: il;

 
 

 

 

 

good. i':'mr. 'I":i.~ -.-. 2 l-_-;,,. i 1-..:i.,~ i,_
T‘:i<>rc \'.'as (list: co. .5‘ ,3 ,1;
a St-itiiiliiiwl viIi'«-i..- i.,; lit" ».'lii. <>er:i~Z(.;;‘;,..-

 

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The SllCl.l..-ll _‘.I.i; .« .
B{l.l‘<.‘tl, lia.-' 1‘-ll‘: 4! ;:
Stt1iiil'<.-rd. ulii rc liv 3'
mcr moziilis. ; 9

 

 
 

C(>ID])Iillll’ll7.:‘-3".‘ - .' in to he lug.-. ‘1_‘,Q]' 33,1}
connected v.'-.::i our i-‘mii-Eli o“JiiI_'\’ Cr.-ll IJl'fl}:iU.l.

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. simply state that Mrs. Thomas Raymond has

 
 

 

We ODS!-l'\’f,‘ l.li:- l‘:.'.l.i.'ii::m'.- l‘i'l)I1l'i--l‘ slicai oi
the cclcl.\i'a1ioiiin- ~ ' ,'-;¢_ "
he sziw our iicigh~.:;.~ :- it-plii-:i.so:i'

 

else had lirxulzl of lllllt u.-.-.-r » "
by our St-I-.ctii:i-.i!

Our :_%m'i

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We notice that ' iiiiiic ho.-t" oi‘ the "oi

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Hotel has (,‘l)il’.l,'l‘l_'lI $1 foiii--it-l;._..,.1,_.,i V,
into a ciipital Ell’-'.‘l i --pi-‘izl-:1. 1-,

 
 
 
 

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-vice on I-':'.d:i_v hi-~t. : Llil v.':* iiiiri..l':t:.ii
merchriiits uiiduili-.1-. vi- c.-aizlrlii-,i.».: -, ,1 M
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It used (lazily duri‘ ,; ihi: .'Tu,-3y _=:,.,,,.m,_ mtg is
3-l10lIJCl‘Chi'vi'I.-‘I 5ili’.ft..tf<iii of the lIL‘Ii .\. 01'
Old Foggyisiii lil }~.'oi‘v.'-.ilk. f‘,IlU'ilI(l u't ‘.Om;:L,
if we I.'E.‘C2lllll.‘ ii 55131,: oz}.-; oi‘ 1114,;-,c ,3,,}-3,
E5“-‘T-I-‘Oil!’ 1}‘ ;7".'~' l‘il:‘.lI(,' tho loaisl. (

F{ll"»VL‘Il. I‘:.~‘i’,'. n-;lil_
ration of liiclt-pi,-ml.
should have lJ‘_"L‘ll

"‘1li‘l'.\‘ of ti:
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eoplc of Can ~. oil, stir»-
would pay attc .iio,i so imp. "mm
Democixtlfc pir <-.,».n".: »-x._-...1 =,;,,_, 1-,},

Z1c.cordi;ig to tilt :-

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§“vhcge wife was: I‘.=.ii:.i'>i_-I II-1'3 -‘-I'M’! ‘.lI- <\_:l_l‘\\‘:lII(.:-

 

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commemorate i\i-~ iii~i‘.-i«:i-«.- oi" the

Major Andre, w;-.: l;,',i_:l at 'Z':‘.i-l‘,\‘l.(.-.\\‘!': . ‘ \:, 1-on
- . . ‘V; __ HI, ti‘... .
um .ltli. with ft.}ipl\~3 rzntc F91» C"-- he .lx,-_i:iii-
cut will be deili«,kt~.'-Don ll:-3 ‘23<l 0‘ St-litil-ml-

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_ 1 fact that our friend P-ttengill, who IS

_j,~,-,1,-,1-,,l, I .\lay happiness and pros rity amend

Ill j.'l‘{ll‘ ‘

 1,? The Norwalk Gazette comes to
I .._.- Q.-early eiilargcd and otherwise im-
proved-. It is now primed on one of
l\'Ioiitague’s power presses. A. II. By-
ington. Esq., is the editor and publisher
of the Gazette, who is worthy of all suc-
cess, and we trust will meet it abundant-
ly.—-Pa.!la..dz'2mz.

f?‘TI1e Net-walk Gazette of Tues-
dfil’ C0”-95 10 113 Very much enlarged,
and dressed throughout with a new suit.
We congratulate friend Byington on this
fresh evidence of prosperity, and cordial-
IY Wish him that success proportionate to
his merits. The paper is printed on one
of l\’lontague’s Cylinder Press, lately in.
vented, showing that it is capable of pro-
dll‘-"“%' 3 Very fair impression. Monta-
gue &, Boardman, Hartford, Manufac-
turers — If-Qtterbury Amm icrm.

55$‘ Thank you brothers Babcock and Cook,
Our Power Press is all we could desire. If
‘we could bestow as much time and talent
on the Gazette as is done on that beautifully
priiited, vivacious American, should n’t won-
,dcr if Norwalk should get to be a “city”
{one of these days. Seriously, the churches:
; sclioolliouscs and newspapers are the very best
iiiidicators of the character of a community.
Our aim Slltlll ‘ be to deserve success, and leave
it for the intelligent and liberal spirit of our
cittizens to confer it.

 Accident.

.-\ s our friend Watcrbury,ofthe Vulcan school,
was Ft'Clll‘lllg anl,ox’,prcparatory to shoeing him
at his cstablishi1i'ciit3,!',onc day last week, the ani-
mal broke away,’-.in(l the ropes becoming entan-
gled about one of Mr. W.-‘s feet, he was dragged
with great fury by the enraged animal a dis-
tance of some fifty rods. before he coiilrl be ex-
ti-icatcd. Considering all the circumstances, it
‘ was one of the iiiost remarkable escapes from
iiistaiit death tliatwc have known. As it was,
he escaped with several severe flosli-wouiids and

 

bruises.

[§= The Hartford Fountain has been
piircliased by James N. Phelps, and in
future is to be edited by Rev. Mr. Pearl
Th.-. Foniimin is out for a teniperanue
party, par excellviii-e—(listii‘ir:t from all
HIIIPI‘ pm-ties -— W711 -rbury American.

 From this aiiuoiincement we should
jii-lgn that our neighbor IIEll’s Editorial felicity
<«xp’res. "'Otlicllo's oeciipation ’s gone l” Hope
that fI7‘!'£’7I turtle has not wrought all this mis-
chief‘ to the former happy nest of Editors!

Collector.

Ditmx Fxxrox, has been appointed
Collector‘ of the Port of l\’orwalk. vice George
W. Smith. Mr. Fantonis one of the best follows
in the whole democratic menagcric, and we are
glad of his luck.

 

A Slnark.

Henry Bell caiight a sliark on Tliursday week,
near Wilsoifs neck. which measured full 9 feet
in length. He was a regular Bahama man-
cater. We often‘ enjoy a salt water bath, but if
these gciitry have got in the habit of visiting
us, we rnllicr think we shall omit the luxury
liei'caftei'. '

 

bi-:it’nii;<. .":c., but also in frilt growing, we will

5-'bn\\’ll us a lcmoii grown by her weighing 15
niiucc-s, and iiicasiiring ll xlll inches! Bridge-
port will have to shoulder her “shire-town"’
tligiiity and retire for the present.

‘,"_l‘;_.-E \Ve the
-'-wlio has been all the way to \Vashing-
ion and back,” that the following is a
copy of the vote passed by Relief Fire
Eiigiiic Co , No. 1, on I'~‘rida_v evening.
lsi. iii:-:t. :—-

Vorisn, That the Com. of Arrange-
:uciit.,-‘ pai'iiciiEai'ly request the General
Coin. to cliaiige the order of Programme
of the Procession.

It was done so, and the programme
without

would inform man

altered. “Y-is it speaking
“notes '1” Perhaps the aforesaid “VVasli-
ingtoii r.i:.iii” had taken a little too much
of the article iiironrizn from Edinburgh,
and in consequence became rather con-
fiist-Ll.—Dcmacrr:{.

 

_. ‘* Perhaps “it was done so.” but if the ears
of all pi’-3:-it-iit_ were not as much vlisgizised as
--iiiy coii.<tituciits"' appeared to be, the aforesaid
"iii;.' ciiiistitiieiits’ did say that “licstatcd all he
«"IIOI.(‘-:”ti" about. it,“ and that a proposition to con-
1}l'.l‘.l:\'Cll with the Gciicral Coui. “was voted dow.i
by the Fircuiv.-ii." Ilc ri;-prcsciitcd himself as
the L‘llll)O\I_'\'llll nt of tlic Fi'1'cnu-n, and pretent-

(I to .<pi'-ak for the l~‘ircnien, and not l‘or.No. I
.-.lozio. Ilad that "been done so" there would
ll‘.‘t'.’l.‘ bor,-ii no IllISlIll(IL‘l‘Sta[1dIl1g.

By the way, perhaps it may relieve the
"coii.~tItiii~ncy" who has had such a -hankering
"r-r our "Scolcli ale,” to inform him that said
ale arrived soniewlicrc about the time of the
late l"i-c-':d-.-iii'i-.~.l election, and was stolen and
ilvnixl.’ ’u_v soiiic rascally lccofoco sailoi-.=._. othr-r-
wise our fi-ieii«_l‘s appetite should have been in-
dulged.

 Our in-.iii‘imoi'ii,ld department, this
'”0"“l“.'-"y §’.'lVt=S publicity, among other
. _ . _ J_ . 1
like inicrcstiiig :iiii'ioimce_rnent, to the

St‘l.'\'IIl£_{' both the public and the newspa.
per press faithfully and wet}, in the
cliaracter of a Netvspglper Adveslising
Agent, has taken upon himself new cares,
and new pursuits, \'.-'llICIl will lllléoubt.
edly bring 1.l pon him new 'rcs]jo7;,gg[,,;{,‘;.,',;,.-_
Mr, P. is an indefatigable business man,
$eIf~l'llilLI€‘. and reliabl , and will meet»_ the
iaiiaergericies of the ‘fittirexzis nobly and
.-uccessfiilly as he Il'd5 thosk of the past,

 lmu.__S_pring_fie-Z11 Rcyzzzbli 77,.

 

_:7'7f"‘ A thousaiid eiitlorscmentfi the above,
am» if there be any “exclusiveiics. in his mi-
lure, as there is iiono in his busi -g,m,,_,. he
bestow it all upon the happy and ‘city (rm-

l.\‘ T‘ 11"" tions" for his patrons, that we kn
- ,-< "1' w . .
' ' ‘I _ l pi-city as well as good) crcatuic \\ ho ,5 been

$530,000. Imok lit ii-Is 2’-=n,‘(. l’.~. .-
, . ‘ . ...i-; A . ...t.X , ya: di-iiid. , . _, , , '_ ‘t C. (T d a hu,~,]m
,-gogne mpi,.,., ,,.,,,1 I ._,4\-4 V , so ltil.,1lll.l.IC as to gt. ..o ,,oo
~ . - l __ __, ______,_______._
, _._ ._ 9 _,_ ' ,
, Y ,, _ , ‘I 3 ;> The Ne\v.I-Iaven Common L11‘.-
: i.:i"-' ~-on l'=_'.' ‘ .'.. in

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Hg." '..".'.l')'ll 1‘. ll. .~,=:l.ii':z'iy t".-~'ti*-lg-.'ed.

 xv lI:iv-:.-ii Ii:llIl‘O.'liI Co. I
_ - lI)f

‘L,’ Ic-,'ii.'izi-.ii-,’ ;_v;e.-neronsl§/ relinquished

5:-fr,;i_eo."n mor! n,_,,,f ‘M

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I Pctteiigill is so used to making “ (I sclcc-

 
 
 
 

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to tile firemen 0 ha,
Eelebrating ll
enien, upon ‘be l..

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loll

3(‘.lly to aid them in
iof July. But the fi,

voted S_'f;Sil()

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Effects of Saturday’s Storm-
The storm of Saturday e\'8nlnS PT°V'~’d
unusually severe in New York and

Brookl n. Considerable damage “'85
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done along the Wharves, and am°11g the
,shipping. In the souizhem part of the
State it was more violent. and 1“ Have"
isuaw, was productivg of very fatal re.
sults.

AL 6 o’clock in the evening ‘he 5t°Im
commenced most violently, about 9- mile
nortwest of the village of Ha‘v'eI5"3‘Va
Rockland Co N Y.. and S“'eP‘ d°‘V"'

., .
ward in a south-ea.-:ter1Y d”’°°“°“v "9'
rooting trees damagiu! d\V€”l“g h°“-9"‘
., ., . _
prostratlng barns, and committing great
havoc among the cr0P~‘- A‘ H“V°”““‘V
besidas blowing ofl” the steeple of the

First Presbyterian C1111“-"ll. I-’I°‘Vl"3
emng houses, a barn at

down several dw
the back of the church, and °I-he’ '"in*”
buildings; it blew down a large frame
house occupied by about 150 persons.
killing five, fatally wounding three more
and maimgng a number of others.

An inquest was held on the bodies on
Sunday morning, at 11 °'°l°°k- at the
house of Mr. Thomas Talmor, Squire
1-Iazzard, of Haverstraw, Coroner.

’ The Jury made some remarks as to
,5, insecurity of the building, and finally
returned a verdict of accidental death
caused by the fury of the storm of Satur-
day niglir, and therefore beyond the
reach of human control.

The occurrence has cast a deep gloom
ate, the village, as nothing of the kind
has ever happened there before.

 

. Eoreign.

The Atlantic, Capt. West arrived at her
wharf yesterday, bringing several (lay’s later
uews from Europe. Nothing definite has yet
transpired between Russia and Turkey to iiidi.
cafe, either peace or war. The markets are
fi,.m_ Advices from Australia still continue of
:1 flatteringnatu1'e. The news possesses little
or no generiil interest.

 

Ordination in W'ilton.
RIDGEl~‘IELD, July 7, I853.

Mu. Eni'r01z:—-Very many of your readers
will be glad to learn that the Coiigi-cgatioiial
Church and Society of Wi ton are again happi-
Iy united in the settlement of a pastor. Mr. T.
S. Bradley, late of Massachiisctts, was ordained
to that office on Wednesday, July 6th, by the
Cousociation of Fairficld West. The order of
exercises on the occasion was as follows 2-
Introductory Prayer by Rev. Mr. Strong of‘
Westport, Sermon by Dr. ‘Atwater, Ordaining
Player by Dr. Linsley, Charge to the Pastor by
Dr, Ht-wit, Right hand of’ Fellowship by Rev.
0. Clark, Address to the people by Rev. C.
Bentley, and the Concluding Prayer by Rev. S.
J. Ill. Merwin.

Tlc Sermon was eminently practical and
usefil in itscharactcr, and manifested as well
as inuilcated the true spirit of a. minister of
Christ-. The Charge to the Pastor was pecu-
liarly solemn and eloqucir}, and all the scr ‘ices
rcccited the fixed attention of the audience.

 

fiat‘ The remains of lCoudiictor .\fcl{in-
ney, who died in New York, on Sunday even-
ing, were taken to East Windsor, Ut., for in-
terment on Tuesday. Tlicllocomotivc attached
to the train which carried his reinaiiis to their
resting place was guided by the engineer who ,
had passed over the road ldaily with him for
two years, and was dressed with mourning, as
were also the cars of the train.

1726‘ The skin of a black fox is now the
rarest and dearest .';‘ur. A single one in Russia
‘is often sold from I300 to 1,000 rubles.

 

 

Eva, President Pierce has accepted the invi-
tation to be present at the opening ceremonies
of the Crystal Palace.

 

*3;-,.IIoii. Gcorgc Brig,'—._r. OX-meI11b€l' Of
Congress from New York City, was fined $.30
and costs, on Tuesday, for his attack on Post-
master General Ilubbard, last winter.

‘x-3;, Richard Cranton of New London, has
been appointed Inspector of steamboat boilers
for this State, under the new 11. law.

 

 We learn that “' the party of the Iii‘.-tt
rlai't” says the N. Y. Mirror. I]iIVIll,g' sunk forty
lhousrnd dollars in siistaiiiiiiga national deni-
ocratic paper in this city, l‘t,‘Illxll.’. to Ill-"Cd aiiotli
01- drop. There is quite an exbitcmciit to-day
among the " committee of vriiys and means."

‘ . I
- i t 2, I r \ ' '1 1

SPECIAL IN ii I ICES.
51 Na 3.‘

Let a lady have line eyes. 8. pi-elv. ' mouth. a handsome

nose, 3 well turned l‘oi-cbeml, elegant‘. hiiirandu CIli1l'll.I.ig'

C amplexiou. but only let her gums be dis used, 1.-er teeth

blackened by caries, or covered by hick tartar or flCIu

canoretions, let. hcr, in a word, er; ale :1 contaiiiiniiteu

Lreatli, and the moment she openslicr inoutli, she will

c ease to be thought beautiful. lloyiupoi-niiit tlicn ti at

 

all thus unfortunate should go at L cc to Dr. C. I-‘lull
ll ml have the difficulty remedied. Icautifully done an.
at reduced nii.-.tes. Don’t forget, UK! c over No. ‘lzkiddy '8

Block.

‘ flan QAI. ".
our friend Street, who has i-ecei: l_v erected those beau-
. olll-rs one of them for

tiful residenc-.-s upon Prospect Hill
‘.10. This is it rare 0pporl.unil._\' to one desiring a com-
manding vievi, and is healthy atii, spliwt-.

l 1

 

I MEALI -
)1:-Ltuo, I.Il_<l elegant. Huts, at zilniost. synonyinous
pi-us. I{is store being the first oor adjoiiiing the IN’.
T, 3; N. II. Dtpot in Bro|d\vay—— is one oft1iciiiostcou-
ve nient as we'll as desimble ostnl ishments, at which our
citi/.cus when in the city could 1 ssibly go to procure 8-
Intt. l

 

Locxwoob, ilins probably the irgcst zissortineiit ofCra-
vmts, opera. tiles, ncarfs, &c., to :thev with geIltH’COII€ll‘r-'_.
busoms, shirtli, &c., ever ollerei in i\'orwnlk. His stock
orgentlcmcniif wearing apparel .4 also iuiniciisc, and no
one can mil to be pleased with 9:9 assortiiicnt.
(

Call and

‘hi Block.

examine for yourselves, at Skid

 

Huum A.\‘D‘.-If:50.\’, No. 99 Bow y, is fail-ly entitled to
the cugnoiiien of the Great (‘an ict. Prince of the new
world. He probably has better . yles—-sells at lower pri-
ces, and sells, as he is enabled tr do—-v:istl_v more good:
than any similar ostablislniion in the cniinti-y. The
profit on cm-.h yard of carpeting lil by him, is said to be
but a few cents, at most, and yet he has realized a for-
tune in his business. This may appear strange to all
most: who do not know the secrc of his doing busine.-n.
It is simply in aI.lrertis~i'n_q_, thusu tainingniiiucrous buy-
.“-s, quick salon and ready muneyl You cant take up a
paper either for or near, but what you find .»\ndcrson’s
Sign Board staring you in the lace !
IIITGXEGOC-E &. LIELBBATER.

This firm constitutes one of the most Cl\t(!l‘11l‘Ii~Il)g cs-
tznbtishnicnts in the great modern Babel. ’l‘lu-ir store in

 

ling at ‘are of the existence of 3 I99'9.’
tits-::.tii.-i';,Cli,on on the part of so

 

i .
lcluiiris to the sum,

J

, .i:ia'inlaiiiing order in th-. village on the 4th!

 

I shall appear next wall}?

( Tl‘-‘-7 ‘$50 \"OI'-'J(I 1)? our tOWfl It IS pl‘O- ‘wzirtl, ‘oright, frank and lioiioiiablcbiisiiiess men.
“ilm'“ ,°f ; po.-ted to tt-nder as a (lofrzlian to our Selectmen
for their active cxcrtiois in obtaining the mon-
cy, and especially for ticir unremitting excr-
tions"nn«,l' labm-ions aid fatiguing efforts in V

r co:‘rcsp'o.idciit from Greenwich

lust below the New Haven D pot, on the opposite side of
Bloadway. Mr. II. is a. Fairficlil .'oimt_v man, and an
Sufi possesses sonic claim upon our good people who go
10 ‘I’ city to buy Dry Goods: They sell at small advan-
<‘-°‘5 I ‘I cost, and more than all-—tliey are straight for-
Only
"0 1"“'I‘l_s recoi;ui'1.ed at I.Il5_ magnificent estiiblislinient,
“"1 “-"“5\ut-iitly llierc is no liability of gcttingswiudlcd
at their st8e_
\.

 

 
 

, r-ndid article of liquid Blacking. wpr-r:int_
9d "M t° ml“ the leather, just call at C. it 1-7. h. Lock-
§"°°d5' w°“‘ S will never censc—:tntl this Blacking is
“"‘°“3' um 37°“ at wonders of this day and age of mira-

'l‘nis I..'1lIll-‘..\" I\'l-IlZl'.“.\l{'r2.—'I'Il(' .li.l_r .\'umhi-r or this Intr-
rcs-tiiig inoullily. is on our Iillvlt‘. with its usual v.-irict
ofiiitc’-in-.-liii; iiiulivr. The Iil'.~I pix-('0 f'llIIIIf“I “Tho llm
bcl'oI'0 the Din-l" IIIll.~'.ll‘:lI1’lI with :i t‘ii14=.>'ti'ol l‘lntu l-;ngl-,--_
} ving, is worth more than the prime oi‘ the No. .-lnntllrr
l_ piece. entitled -"l‘.'ic Niglit bel'.,n- ,\;l.l-rim.-,.v_' _.t,,,,,m be
 read by all. and especially tliuso: who have that time in
7 contciiiplaticii. '

 
 

l Tm: MOTHER'S .‘I.\G.»\'£I.\'l-?.—-Tl‘.IS \'!lI\1:l ble work is design-
ed to be a. medium ofiiistructioii on the siibjsct of Home
Education, to furnish matter of the highest interest and
profit to all the members of the fauiily circle. and espec-
mu)‘ 10 aid the mother in the discharge of the important
duties wnich devolve upon her.

M£RP.r~'s )I::sr:t.\:, is an interesting and amusing work
for the r<>uns- "me Obiect oruie Editor is re furnish a
ET?”-I “*“'i9l_V of useful iiifarmation on subjects. that will
1-°"'1“ “ "*"‘5‘° 5°? E0011 reading, a habit ofcoriect thinking,
811' a character that will make a person us-iful and hap-
P.V- The July .\’o. commences :1 Volume, making It 3

- 1 - . . .. ..

:!i:ital:.e time to 5hIJ:Cl‘lD0. E. Kx.irr is the Agent for

e 21 love works, for this vicinity. Price I-l ct:-i. per Kc.

 

th:::1il:-8:35 V1‘;sitln.g1tlie ‘City liavc found fl-rim pxperience
de in u-fichpccl‘ V» qcire tlhey cnn purchase it. richer artf-
Tmue Jacon 1:’-‘I><‘I~ mil , Paris made lfanlilla, Barcge,
28-1-Grand it Qkfr awn, than at Coliimbqin Hall, No.

: . the well known reputation of this house
for low prices, has rendered it among our City and Coun-
“F B91193 an object of 1nterest—second only ‘.0 the Crys-
tal Palace, and lnder.--.1 it I‘! :1 quest;-‘on whether an equal
number of straiigcrs are not iruluccd to visit the City as
much on account of the former pin no as the latter-, But
0'19 ‘hint’: 53 Eertnin, they can obtain a better article at a
lower price in Columblnn Hall than any other house in
the City.

 

REIVIETEB E R
wThe only original and genuine WISTAPJS 13.115.-ll! OF

ILD CHLRRX , was introduced in the year 182.8, and has
been well tested in all the complaints for which it is rec-
ommended. For ten years it has proved more eflicacious
as ti remctly for Coughs. Colds. Influenza Brouchiti.-i
Asthma and Consumption in its incipient lstages Iliad
any ‘(’)‘tI10l‘ medicine. ’

blalll W. I-‘OWLI-2, Druggl.-=t. No. 135 Washington street.
Boston, .\Ias.-3.. is the sole proprietor of the original re-
ceipt. fur the inniiuf:ictiii'c of the genuine medicine and
5“I’l)1ics both at wliolesiile and retail and of whom ligan-
cics can be obtniiiiad. ’

Dr. Win. A. Sli:i\v.<:i_v<, “I w“‘i hem-lilv mice;-_:,-i to
YOU!‘ mevliciiic. I coii.<i«lcrcvc' ‘ use ol'ai-nest oftlie fa-
ml-"."}“l)W1Il>‘ Hf ]'IllIlll()l)'.ll‘_V ilisuzisc as :1 direct tribute to
sulfciwiig liuiniinitv : iiiid so liopt-less are those cases ren-
0l':1Ily that. p1i_vs1t‘ ii. re .'il\v:iv.< iustilicul in usim: am‘
rciiierly which lins s’ izilly ht-iiohtfct: otlicrs. Ullehlllllfg‘
is certain : the public :il\i':iys liavc it gurantv that patent
medicines will !.',’('lll.‘l'(tIlV ho siisliiiiietl mllv iiist so lomr as
they are well pt‘cp.’ll‘e-l.:lllI.l couliniic to l'L‘III)\‘£‘ or cur-I-.”

In :1 more l‘(‘L'(‘llI 1».-‘it:-r he .<:i_vs—-- /is \\'isl:ir’s lliilsnm
ofWilll (-'Il(‘l‘l'_\' is the oiilv p: -11! iiiouliciiic to which I
1111-V8 ever ;.‘,‘I\‘('ll in_v public l’t't'<lll|ll(‘llII:liI()ll. I shall not
be siislii-ctozl by the caii-liul ofgiviii,-_-' ra.-ili or precipitiitc
tcst_iiiioii_\' :i.<to what I ll:!\'l.‘.~j('L‘ll an-l Il'.‘:ll‘4I ofits oll'cct.~1.""

“illiiiiu E. llis-will and George W. r'iu.t'.i. Agents for
this place: J. u. ._l lor \\'e.~t,.url ; iv. J. & 1-1. :-‘lit.-‘it m
Bl‘l(Ig‘(.'[I0l'I ; W. 1?. II:lI_'.1'Il'.:~l:llnll)l‘II 2 ..'iiuiicl (‘. silliu ..n
New (.‘un:i:in : L. ll. I$1liI_)' &. t'r-., liilgczlcld-,Wn1. 2‘. Si. .
vcris. lanbnry.

Applications for Ae:cnci::.~x to be ln.’l(IC to the General
Agent, ::'E'l‘I-I W. FUWLE. Boston, .\la.as.

Es Card.
tr, _. _n_ 2 ,

New :..ei.ta1 Establishment.
Prices Reduced 25 Per Cent.
ID.:'=i- 4252.1}. '..('. .'£.iE‘; "ii.-. I '-‘M111 SUFQEOH

having opened an I fii -0 over No. 2'. rikiil-‘_v‘.< Iliclmvould
be li_app_v to .<ervr- all \\ll0 mug.‘ «'.c-sire his pi~ol’e.-sioiinl
s2rvu.~cs. lei-tii I-I14 d witli null, or such other niatcriiil
as Ihe 0:1.-‘c lIl.‘l_\' l'l'll‘.lll‘(*.

Tcetli in-crtcl from one to an oiilirc set. upon gnll or
plaliim 1.l:it(-.<. coin]-Eiiliig C'\(,‘l'_\' iiio4'.i~rii Ill][,l’()\'(‘nll"l|t.

Pivot 'l'ee!li lll~'l‘l'IC"I with (loll or I‘l:itiii.'i pivots.

Tee’)! I'.'.r.’.iz:‘.'c.’. (‘II-wrmlaiil ¢t’7.iIi.<luI wlicn im:fl1ili1I‘:
and all other n]:i‘l‘.\l ion: iippt-rtziiui r in l'eii!:il -$lll'[{L‘l‘\'
pcrl'oi'nicd with the utmost ('.".r(‘ so s not to 0c(':)..~‘iOn
uii_iicv.-e.<.s':ii'_v pain .'lll'.I in the l.u..-(gm. iiln nianncr. and at
])I'l(‘€.~‘.'lI. least 25 per cent. less thiiii those liert-toforo
cliargcd.

P. S. I‘owdei's prcpai'en.‘. for iiirlivdiinl cases. with sui-
tabl-: briislie.-'. '

 
 

 
 

 

 
 

 

 

IST OF LETTERS rcmai'm'ng in
the Past Qgice at .-'\"'cw Canaan, July Ist-
I853.
AL--. ott Cordelia.
.-‘.l:iiisou. Luther

Lyon. Tlieodosia Mrs.
.\icmiinc_v, Mrs.

Beebe, Allen W. Txiiirs. J. S.
I‘-iirtis, lolly .\. _\l(-:id. .\Ir. I-3.
Ilowion. I'.IlZ:lI)0II.I .\orlhrup. Hannah

Rt-_viiol-l.<_. Lanicl

I (-ck. Ira.

lrockville, .\Ir.
}’:ittt_-zivle-ii, Izbcnezcr

 

' , lo.-.1-pli

Il:llllU(’X'.-. .-lure-ll.’-.
Cuiiistock. N. and Son

 

Crisse Susan A. I‘.-;-ed. R.
Ciirlt-_v. II. A. Biiscno, Mary E.
IF(lI‘(‘\‘{\l1. .\l:irtiu Rood. ltutli

]"a-.il.<, lirlivard IIfl:_'t_'['_\" l-,1iz;,_l,eu, ,1,

I l_viiu. i\lair_\' It--dlii-Id. Itobcrt

Foot. David I’. rniitli, Itvv. W. II. M.
Ukci-f. Ilaiiiiiili For-I5‘. .\I1‘.s‘. llctscv
Fallon, l'atricl. 7'] car, I’ '
Fziiicliev, taiiiucl rlziusoii. Oi-

(2-ill". ('ul‘lll‘II‘.lS \\'t-ed, .-\. J.

Iioyt, \\'nrrcn Willis, I-‘in--.lci‘ick

Wilson. Josi-pli

Pcrsoiis calling for niiy of the above will please say
“:i:l\'ci-rim.-cl.” (‘. .~.'ll.Ll.‘.l.l.\, Jr., I'f):'Illl:l..~lIt‘l‘.
New Canaiiu, July Isl, IS.-‘iii.

 

A nenicali c;.£[.~.i.

Du. .I.\.iiis G. B.iituu'ii. ‘.<sirgt-mi and file:-li:iiiic:il lien-
tist.-—-\\'uuld rcspecif-.ill_v iiiforiu Iii.‘ l'rieii‘l:-imiéltlit.‘ public
geiicriill_\', that liaving lu:Iill' ai'i'.-iin_.rciuciits w1iereb_v he
can be ab.-ciit froiii the l.'il_v a [l0l‘l.IUH of his time, he
will devote that time to Ill: pruit-.<-inn. in .\'oi-walk.

Du. l).\i:uoi'ii in:i_v b- fo.iivl at his i-resilience. l-Iasr
Avi:\'i'i:. two ll')I,>|'rl iioi-tli of Int. ll.\i.i.‘s. on .llomI:zy.s~.
|'i'e:lii:*stl.iys U..‘l’f I''.~i:iri_i/.<. : fetch week, rculy to attqml
to the (.'1lII:< of any \\".lO hl1l._\' llt"'lI his services in any of
the vario.is lI'1l‘lL‘ll(‘.~' of his 1-vol'c' Non.

Ilaviiig had an cxpcrioiicc of more than twelve years
city practice, and .-"till lit-iii_t: (‘IilllI1‘L‘I.L‘(I with (I. firm In
the city, lir. ll. ft-cl.-i coiifi In.-ut that he is able to give
perfect siitistiiclion in allofliis oper:itioii.<, which will be
be pcrforincil iu the most approved and sci:-ntlic manner.
Teeth lillc-.l with gol I or other miiteriiil. ascircunistan-
ces. in.-iy (lib-pile. 'l‘t-etli e.\;ti':i<-tell with ca.-ic, when :0
far tliseiiso as to bi: loci at
Dr. It. is pl'(‘p'.I’-“I to Ill\‘t‘l'l 'l‘cclli with artificial gums.
from one to fl. ivliolc st-f. TIII.‘-‘(‘ 'I'«.-elli for durabilitv and
n.1tur:Ll :\ppo:ir:im'c are not Ls'lll']-:l.~'.«(‘tI by any. '

pa?‘ 1’¢u'!i'r:uIrir af!e:I_.‘i'nn jniizl to the rcgula'i'nn of
C/’iu'rlri'n'a' I/L‘.-i‘I4. All clizii‘,-,m.-s will be 11:4 rt-n-'on:tl-lc as is
poszible. 110. combine the lwst \l.l1lt~_‘l‘I:|I.é uilli pcifu.-ct
ivor mans up.

All operations iv.-irr:tutc.l.

 
 

'1!

BG’.’7E'.t'Ia GD7‘iI’.P.':'.r.‘.1.I’.‘3"IS.
KII’.IlY'S l'IIUI.l-Il‘..\ l>Rl)l’.‘-f.——'l'li»-i‘c is no preparation
now l'v:-fJ:'(- that public '.\'lii-:li will give .-,:ucli i)nln(5(ll:|te
I''‘Ilt‘f 511 /’1l-'-hi‘.-:'_'/. l’I'I.“:‘]ltI'7. ('/':«.iIcra. _l!orIm.< .\'uninn-r
(.‘um;:Iri.‘/11.-'. or any a‘l‘t--zlioii o.‘ bowels. as this colo-
bratu-,«.l lllt‘-IICIIIL‘. lt Ilzls‘ -. i ‘. in ‘.iu.iii~li-.».l,s,..*l-pg.-5,
find 11115 Elven Ill~‘i.‘:l!' r . It". the :IiIII'3I.‘_‘1I }I'.Il‘(‘Il."..\'l‘
a bo‘.Il:-:inal to.-'2 .
For Sale in ."'
Hora-:c 'l‘::_vlor :
Burwell.

 
 

 
 

: Soutli .\'nrw:ilk.

!2fi?i!»".'".'.'I'.'. -a.-L - .

 

In this to-.v‘~.. t't‘.i in-f. . l._v th \ Rev. Aiij.rIist-is
-Go‘,l7u.<. .\Ii'. \\"'ll'u.‘ii \'.i-‘ll. o"' Wt--slport. to .'lI:s.:<
-')li-.irlott'- A.. dziugliter of R )L‘l‘t Ells. Esq, 0.
.\'orw:ilk.

.27.?-*7“ A l’lu-val sliarc oi‘ the l.i"d:il cmnpl'=-
mints wt-re rvicciv.-il by u-. for \vli'ch, m:i_v
Il- -.1vcn's cl.-o'ccst. blessiiigs Le pour-.'d upon
their Ill'(l(l£-'.

In this town. fffh inst. by the Rev. Dr. Mead.
Mr. A. (.‘i-osiei-_. to .\l?ss Corncl'-ii A , (lall}."Ili0l'
ofthc lat-.3 Ilawrcucc M. Sti.-vi"-iis. Esq., all 0''
.\'orw:ilk.

 

Fillow. in the 33th _vc:ir of lrrr :1-re.

Lest.

Y the sol scribcr on the 4th iust.. at the
Hotel ol'J'niiii-s Stow-ii.-,-.1l’.\m~;nl5ox, con-
laining an 011:] 1<'r:llow'.-; R--gr/ia, The lillder
will be I licrally l'L‘\\'2ll'tIl:lI by lc.'iviiig the SD.lllJ
at the office ofihc I\'orwalk Gazette.
I’. S. T he siih.cci-ibtrs name was written in
pencil on the outside ofthc box.
\\’.\I. B. BRADLEY.
Danbury. July 9th. 18.33. ?,t,*l,f_8

Gash Pard for Sewing Work.
1;),-l_\’TS, \"o.st.~'. Coats. I,)t'.'l\\'t'l'.‘-l. Sliirt:-i, &c.,
_ put out by Mr; l’ryvi' at .\'or\valk,ne-.u- the
Union Factory, and Cash paid on delivery of
thcivork to him.

Good Sc-ivcrs can be supplied at Nor-wall; or
Soiitliport by AUG U>.a'l‘l"S J E.\'1\' INGS.

-July 7, 1853. tf‘;3

, rtlotrce.
]NFORMA'l‘lON is ivaiited respecting a light
lI3.»\Y HORSE, small size. put on board the
stcuii bout I’-acilic, Juno Lllth, lh53, for New
Yt 'k, to have been called for, but was not.
Th. owner is l‘t'(]llt'>I('tI to p1'o\'e property, pay
clia-ges and take him :i\va_v.
(.‘«ll.\>,'~. 'l‘. LEONARD.
Nkrwallr, July 7, lbT.';:;. gs lf

Danbary 6:2. Nor avail: Rail-
. road Company.
A hI\'ll)l-l~.\'l) of Three per cent. has been
iL‘Cl:ll‘l3l_I payable on the lfith inst,
'l'li_’l'l'aii.~l1-i' Ii.oOks.\vIlI he closed from the
12th ti the l.">t.h inst. iiicliisi\'c.
l GEO. W. IVES, Treas.
Junta, 1353. 23
Strzsycd.
FROII tlic inclosurc of the sub-
scriber. on Szitiirday night last,
. . , .. it liglit _\'l'IIO‘-\’ COW, with one horn
b1'0kon off‘. \\'lio<'\’cr will return. said cow or
give IllI_)l'llltlI-iOll wlicrc she may be found will
be siiitally l'L‘\\':1l‘ll(.‘lI.
‘ MRS. RE l.‘IlO.\I B. SMITH.
Five iliie RIVCI‘, July lltli, 1853. 23:1‘
‘ Feed, Feed.
HE s1ibsci'il)ci's lit-cps coiiatantly on hand
cvcry <l<-sci'ipt.Ton oi‘ I-‘re-ll, wll' h it will be
a plcasurz to sell to his ciistoriici'.~l_ t all t1111‘~‘S-

and no gr5‘:wling. Give us a call. 1‘
i aomfis .9; co.
it‘
U1

 

 

ECEIVEI) and now ready forinspcction an

. linmcnsc Stock of Dry Goods, Carpeting

and Cari-1:-.ge Goods, purchased before the re-

cent advance, and will be sold at extremely

low prices, my Stock of Ladies’ Dress goods, is
full and complete.

Merchant Tailors,

Can be supplied at Manufacturer’s prices, and
have an extensive assortment to select from.

Carriage Makers,

will find my goods, good, my assortment large.
and many of the goods being received direct
from Manufacturers, will be sold at far less than
jobbing prices.

Gentlemen,

will find everything they may want in the way
of Cloths,Cassirncres, Vest-lug.’ Hosiery, Gloves,
Cravats, l'Idkfs., &c., in qualaty the Best, in
qiiantity the Largest, and at the lowest prices.

Ladies,

will find our assortment of Dress Goods_and
Fancy Articles, French Needle \\ ork, Hosiery,
Glov cs, Hdkfs, Dress Trimmings, and an end-
less variety of goods at very low prices, and our
goods we will freely show to all, an] none urg-

ed to buy, as we intend that our goods shall
recommend themselves, in Price, Quality and
Beautv.

Ladies can also find every article in the

Housekeeping

Line. in the way of Carpeting, Linens, Damask
E Napkins, Doylies Table Covers, Shtetings,
Ticking, Toweling, Curtain Materials of all
kinds and qualities, Cornishing, Shades, Drug-
gct Mat-ting, and every article wanted in a well
furnished House, in the Carpeting or Fnrn_§sh-
ing articles in the Dry Good or Upholstery line.
every exertion will be made to please and
oblige our Patrons. C. J. GRUMAN.

 

THE NEW
Gash Store ! !

One of the best seasona-

S now opened.
ble stock's of

Dry Goods !

Ever offered to the citizens of Norwalk, we are
now selling for

One Price !

to all our ciistomers. upon a ncwsystem, of the

CASH DOWN

from cveryboily. for r.-vcryfliing. which pre-
vents the possibility of any loss for oiirpa_2/ing
p ztrans. to make up. as well. as the great loss
It extra clerk liiro. &c.. consequent upon the
credit systcni. We tliei‘eforc announce that we

Will Sell Goods cheaper
t'ian any Cralit Establislnncnt can sell.—‘~ A
w.-lrd to the wise," .l'c. PLATT & NASH.

Norwalk, May 28th, 1853.

OOPER'S Isiiiglass, White and Red Gela-
C tine. Farina, Corn Starcli, Tapioca. Vcrnia-
cclla, Maccaroni, Sago, Pearl Barley, Arrow
Root, &c. Extracts for flavoring Jellies. Ice
Cream, &c., Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Orange
Flower Water. Cinnamon, &c., at

BISSELUS Cheap Drug Store.

UPERIOR LEMON SUG AR. prepared from

the best. quality of Lemons. for the instant
production ofLi-:.\io.\'.uii~7.

Prepared by W. E. BISSELL.

TIRE Marseilles 0il—Especin.lly for Table
use. in t. received at BISSELL’S.

‘ ‘ 7 OODEN Ware.

Rope, &c.. at
LOCKWO0D'S.

 

0 Pretty is the Window at Clark's New Jewelry
Store, _ _

And pretty, very pretty is the Sign above the
D r

And pretty are the Goods within, arranged so
nr.-at and nice,
But prcttycr are the Ladies all, who call to
ask the price
on
His Matches, J cwclry, Silver and Plated Spoons
Ear Drops. Bracclotts, Gold Chains, Gold
Crosses, Diamonds. Opal. Ruby, Garnet. and
all other kinds of Finger Rings, Gold Specta-
cles. Gold Thimbles, &c., &c.
]:VA-.\’CY Baskctts, Wagons and Willow Ware,
all kinds, at LOCKWOOD"S.

I AY FOR S.-u.i-‘..--A small quantity of hay,
_ for sale.-in the mow. Enquire at this
Otlice.

noorzs & sv.-A1-roxurimr

T Wliolcsalc. KIGGINS dz KELLOGG,
 Joliii-st.. New York. Pubhshrrs, Baal."-
si-llc-rs. Sfati0.v1r'r.v. and .\lauiif'act.iii'crs of every
dz-scriptioii of BL.\.\’1{ BO()I{§. liav'iiigeii1:1rg
ed their iiiziiziifait-tiii-iiig di-pi-rfim-iit, and addt-d
a. new Sails.-s l~.‘uoin to their cstalilisliiii:-iit, are
now pi'i.'}'):ll'ClI to supply 1300.’.-sci/'1-r.v aml Coun-
try ./llrrr/iants with on-i'y viiri-.,ty of'1,‘au,’.s,
B.a.-is‘: Boo‘.s- and .¥!a.’1'un¢-rg/, on the iiiost fa-
vorable ti-rnis. 'l‘ht-iv stock of I31..\.\x Books.
all of t.!i-..-ii‘ own m:t'.iiif.ictiirc, consists of all the
viii-'oii< sizes zinl slvlss oi‘ .1c.-nun! B.'.-o.-..s-,
.lL-mo.-‘am!-lm , Pa :3 Boole.-, I-I'ri.‘ing,
(,'.-'p'1eriug, E3: r.-1",.-4-_. Time, Roi.-’am1
Lnzwiig Baof.-s, Boa /raping
B (1.-1:'rs, &c.. &' -., 'c.

DIARIES F02.’ 18.3 t, it gr.,-:tt- var'.cty.

Books in every I,I.'1).tl'tllll,'.lC of lit-ci'-.itiii'c. suit-
able for School-, Aciuli-iiiii-s. Collcgt-s : School.
Siiiiiliiy Scliml, l’ubl.c and I’r.vati- LIIil'tll‘aL:$,

Hamlurrl W'or/vs in Prosr amt Poi try.

A.\'.\'t‘...\i.s and other books in III!-'-’ bindings for
the l{ol§(la_v.-. JIIVI-2.\'ll.l-l Books. of every (lo-
.<cr?ption. l£iui.ris, l’i»:.u'i«:i: J; llr.u.\' Books in
all tlicirvarictics.

Albums, Music Books, Ste.

E.TA’i‘IONEl{Y_.pIa:n an(l_/‘ant-_i/, Ifitiglishs

French 8* flII!':I‘ic(l)l.
Slates by the case at .\Iaiiiifacturcr's lowest

 

l‘lci:S.

All of which they will sell, at prices avera-
ging probably lower than any other E.-.‘tablish-
ineiil. in the r-.t._v.

Orders by Mail filled c.'i.refully and promptly,
and as at low prices as if the purchasers were
present. 1m*23

Shirt III-1/re7"s and Lrmml-r_y II¢m/ls
WANTED.

I-IE subscribers are now ready to give out
work to superior Shirt makers, at their
new Manufactory, Norwalk. COIN!-_
Experienced Laundry \\‘ omen will find em-
ployment. by applying as above.

'1‘. A. MORISON dz IIOYT.
N0l‘WtllI{, May 16th, 1652. 3m’“20
Excur ion Boat.
THE suliscriber having purchased a
é ‘fig large and conimodions Boat expressly
for Excursion and Fishing I’arti.cs, oi‘-
fcrs the same l'or hire to those desiring his ser-
vices. II. C. JONES.
?.’itf June 16th. I953.

U0l.'lIIIlISS10Ilel"S Notice.
I-IE subscribers appointed by the Court of
Probate for tho (hstrict of N0l‘\ValII{, Com-
missioners to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors of the Estate of Seymour Cours-
toek, an insolvi.-ntdcbtor, of New Canaan in_
said district, assigmed in triist for the bcnc|it__ol
his creditors‘; her(:“y give notice; “H15 2'70 “'1”
attend to the business of our said appointmc-i_it;
at the store of Samuel C. Silliman, Jr., in_
said New Canaan, on the First l\Iondi_iys ot
pugiist and November next, at ten o-clock.
in tlic forcnoon, of each of said days. _
Said Court has limited and allowed six
months, from the date hereof for the exhibition
to us of claims against his Estate-
E S “T g Commissioners.
SAML SILLIMAN, Jr. '
Now Caiiauii, May 31st, 1853. M26

 *
Lamps, .l:“1o'Wer Vases, dcc.
N addition to our extensive assortment
of Watches, J ewelry and Fancy Goods. we
propose to open during the present week, it
new and complete. stock of Lamps.Flo\vcr Va-
sf,'.’~'. &c.,wliich will be sold as all our Goods are
vcry cheap. I"lcasc rcinciiib-.1‘ to call at No. 21
Sklddy's Block, Sign of the Red Watch.
" CLARK

ire... ems.

 

cash vs. credit.

THIS case after being in Court for a great
number of years, has finally been decided
in favor of’ the plaintiff. The verdict is recor-

ded and the damages are payable at the Old
Contiecticut Cash Dry Goods Store, Whe_l‘€
parties ngricved will call and receive indemnifi-
cation. PLATT dz NASH.

"'Wil1bo sold less than can

be bought in Norwalk.”

HAVE.o. very large stock of GOLD and
I SILVER WATCHES. at prices low ac-
cording fo't/re quality. Also a large stock of
Chains, Seals, Keys and Jewelry in any quan-
titv. and of various patterns and prices. Gold
Pehcils and Gold Pens. Very cheap Lockets,
Portmonics. Scissors, Knives, Razors, Soaps,
Brushcs,Thimbles, Spcctacles,and every variety
of Fancy and Toilet Goods.

S1LVEltiuid PLATED WARES warrcnted
and neatly engraved without charge. We
have a. large lot of Silver Ware at present.

Lamps, Giraiidolcs, Mantlepieces, Orna-
namcnts. Looking , Glasses, and everything
usually kept in a large stock.

I purchase New Goods every week, paying
cash down. and thus save certainly 10 per cent.
I select my Goods with my own hands and with
care. Our affairs are so arranged that weknow
we can afford Gooda as low for the qunlityas
any establishment in city or country. Our in-
creasing sales warrant us that the public are
satisfied that we can sell right. To them we
are ever grateful. Call and see at .

DISBROW’S, near the Bridge.

HAr'rnn’s BANK, 3
Bi-:'rnuL_. July 5, 1853.
THE President and Directors of this Bank

have declared a Dividend of Four Dollars
on each share of the. capitol stock thereof, pay-
able on the 13th inst.

And on the said 13th day of July the slock-
holders are hereby notified to atteniltlie annual
meeting fortlie appointment of Directors for
the year ensuing. 'l‘ne polls will be opened at
tho B-uk at 10 o'clock. A. M. and close at 2
o'clock, P. .\I. _

Per 01‘.IL'l‘ of the Prcsidelit and Directors.
272w‘ STARR FERRY, Cashier.

_ Thcweld Paint Shop 

REOPENED, over J. V. Smith’s Marble
Works. where the subscriber will attend
puuctually to all orders that the inhabitants of
of Norwalk and vicinity may favor him with, for
HOUSE AND SIGN PAINTING.
Graining done for the trade. Orders left
with Messrs. H. & P. J. Isbell, South Norwalk.
at their sa h and blind factory, will be strictly
attr.-iided to. DAVID FIELDS.
Not'wulk, July 2, I853. 273w*

.- Assignerfs Sale.
‘xflld. be sold at public auction in Rcdding.

on the tjtli day of August, at 1 o'clock,
I’. .\I._. all the real estate of E. A. SANFORD.
coiisistiiig of about 25 acres of Land, two
Dwelling Houses. Barn. Saw Mill, Carriage
Shop, ;\Iacliinc Shop. two Blacksmith Shops
and some personal property. This is one of the
Iu-st staiids-for :1 Carriage Maker in Fairfield
County.

. JESSE BA-.\’I{S_. Trustee.
Dated at Reading. this 4th day of July. 1853.
27-Irv

ICE CREAM !
Confectionery Establish-
mcnt.

AT SOU'l.‘l-I NORWALK.

I-IE .-iili'sci'ilic1' takes this method ofiiiforming

the Ladies and Gents, of Norwalk. and ad-
joiniiig Toivus. that he is prepared to serve. up.
Icc Cronin. at all reasonable hours of the day
and cveiiin;:; he is also pleased to state, that
his knowlt-d go of the business was ncqiiircd at
the well known and justly celebrated Next’ York
Garilcii. lli'o:idwa_v. of‘ which the Hon. Mr. Cou-
toil, ivus propi'lctor uiid iiiaiiager, whose succ;‘.- 8
alone is a siillicit-nt ;;1iai'aiitce.

Private Rooms fitt.-.-cl up for the accoinmoda
ton of Ladies and Piirtii-s.
Erc-li Sti'a\vbci'i'it-s for sale. raised in .\'or

walk. I-‘rush onescvory day, Sniiclay’s excepted.
2'-.'tf C. I}. DARTOIS, South Norwnlk.

To Rent.
IIE Two Ii"-out Rooms over the store of Tlio.
Riley; suitable for oflices, &c. Posscs.-zion
given iiiiiiiediatcly.
Inquire of I.. L. BEEBE at his confectionery
store. ti‘;-'4

Sand.
HITE Rockafvay Sand for Plastering and
_I-louse-clcaiiing purposes, for sale by the
subscribers at his Marble Works.

322 J. M. SMITH.

Ladies’ Vests.

RICII assortmen of Ladies Vests. call

quick. or they'll be gone. so great is the
rush at the Old Connecticut One Price Cash
Store. PLATT & NASH.

Fruit, Vegetable. and Fish
MARKET

AT the Store formerly occupied by Bogart dt

Brown, No. 3 Water street, where may he
found at all-times a good supply of Fruit, Veg-
etables, Fish and Clams of the best quality and
at rt-asoiiablc prices. “ '

Also, it good sail-bout to let to excursion par-
ties.

35333 SALE CHEAP.
(‘OT\lP'LEl‘Es.-l of .llitchcll’s Outline Maps.
TIll.‘_V may be seen at this ollice,

(:-

t5.E‘i-mis, Piste ls, &c.
-.":I'I‘.l.l-I and sin;._-lo bnrrcll Guns and Pis-
tols. o:ips_. .-hot pouclies. powder fiasks.&c.
for sale by WM. 0. STREET.

 Fresh Vegetables,
 FISII. I..pl)>tL‘l'>. ulaiiis and Oys-
"’ t-_-rs :, I-‘ruits of all kinds rccciv .d
evt.-i‘y day at .\'o 3 ‘Ya/I7.'I‘ Street, next door to
J I’ II:tiil'm‘d.

. East.
BLACK C0\-'CI'(.*(I \\li'p—nc-.irly new. The
tiiidi-r will be siiitaibly rewarded, by leav-

ing it at the Gzizettc Oilicc. ’

.0

For Sale.
A VERY light trotting Sulky, nearly new.
Eziquirc at the cities of the Norwalk Ga-
in-tie.

l'..ubin’s Extracts

I-IE sub.-crlltcr has now on hand the most
compl-.-ic as.-oi'ti.-nciit over before offered ii.
i.\urwalk. Piitclioult-_v, Swcct Line r, West. End.
New Mowii llay. Citipiit-lla Rosc. Jockey Club,
Magiiolia, Sivt-ct Pt-a, Stvcct Ulovcr, «kc. ; al.~o,
alarge stock of English, Frciicli and Gernnin

Colognes ; 1- air oils, Shaving Soups and
Crcanis, &c._. kc.
PURE BAY WATI-Ilt, at

BISSELL’S.

:E“ancy Goods,

TIIE place to get than is at BISSELLS,

where you will llml Ladies’ and Geuf"i~
Port lloiilcs from lid. to 55 U0; hair, llaf.
Toot-Ii, Nail and Clothes Brushes; Dressing Ivo-
ry and Back Coinbs; Riv/.ors, Knives, Scissor‘.-.
l-laud .\liri-ors, l-‘zuicy lloxcs, Wallelts, Pocket
Books, with every variety of Faiicy Goods, at
prices lower than can b.: so nil in Norwalk.

District of .-Vorwal/r, ss. .PI‘0.')ll[€ Court, June

18!/i, 1853. _ __

STATE ofJEllIEL KEELER, late of ll 11-
ton, in said District, d.:c-cased.

The Court of l’1‘0batc for the I).strict of i_\'or-
walk, hath lim.icd andallowcd. six Ill0llf.Il>‘ from
the ditto li.-moi’, lor the Lirttl tors otsinid Lstat
to exhibit their claims for Sttttlvlllullit. ’I‘uo.~e
who neglect to present tlieir_accouiit.:_:. properly
attc:-ted, w thin said time, will be dc-|r.u'rcd at H
covcry. All pcrsons Illdcblcfl to said Estate,
are requested to make immediate pitymciit to
3t25 ISAIAI-I K EELER, Adui'u1is!ra.tor.

 

E would call the attention of the Public
to ti. New Stock OI‘ La(lI.es’ Traveling
and Fancy Baskets, Port Monies, Tea Bells,
Thermometers, fine Scissors, Pocket Knives,
Combs, Brushes, kc. \Vc have also-
Elegant Castors, Imperial Court Plasters [know
And Toys l'or young .\la.slcvs and Misses you
Also, Glasses to tell you what passes [stow.
In veins of the Lasscs, who have hearts to Be.
All which can be seen for nothing and Bought
with very little money, (as we sell cheap,) at
No. 2. Skidd_v’s Block, sign of the Red Watch.

Wnthout any Humbug cry,
I-lOL.\lES CO'S Grocery is t.he place
. calculated for people to go to get good
groceries at prices with small profits attacnm’.
to them, and piircli'ascrs will always Sud their
gooilsto be as l'L‘pl'L'.~'t!lltC(I, if sn-3 lhilllr, COXltl'1"‘3
from this, they may I->t:l‘L‘1nl|‘llL‘(l and the mo 93/’
rcfuiidcd. Cir!‘-.‘.rcu are always paid. partlc“,.1_‘“
al.mu.iuii to, when sent to their star c. /‘i’
Goods delivered within at reasonal-,le 41,-.:‘{\§°°'
f.

A

 
 

 

I

..rL:‘_‘i.\,

HE mighty events in the Worlds’ Histor-y.5

are recorded oft by some sculptured dome ;

and the fame of great heroes and benefactors, -
carried down to coming times upon marble tab-
lets--but the “ 01.1) Cox.\‘r:cricur” Cnsn Sronn,
needs not the assistance of the sculptor or at-
chitect to perpetuate its memory. It needs no
princely dome--no monumental pile, no state-
ly pyramid, whose towering height shall pierce
the stormy clouds and rear its lofty head to
heaven, to tell posterity its fame-or the pres-
ent generation where the great est bargain: in

Dry Goods can be obtained!

June 25th PLATT 8: NASH.

" waarrsn.

BOY 16 or 17 years of age, to learn the
A Blacksmith branch of the carriage making
business. One of steady industrious habits, wit
meet with good encouragement by applying im-
mediately to BARTRAM & Wu.so.\', Rerlding.
LAND P03 SALE
Two parcels of Upland and one parcel
of Meadow, with a flue growth of timber on 0
part of the meadow, situated on and near the
t{11lIl‘08d, a short distance West of Norwalk
Depot. Enquire of IRA FORD.
South Norwalk, June 18, I858. “'25

EHRONID DISEASES.

L. VAN DORE-N, M. D., Member of the
o “ AMERICAN MEDICAL Soon-zrr or THFNEW
Souool. Pn.Ic'rict:,” having given his attention,
in an especial manner, to all CLASSES or Canon-
IC DISEASI-IS, and had the experience of an exten-
sive practice in more than Fifty of the Princi-
pal Gities of the States of Nnvv You and NEW
E.\‘oi..i.\'n, will in future confine himself exclu-
sively to Orrion l’RAC'l‘lCl-J, in the Cities of NEW
Yoiuc, liuooxnvx, A.\‘l) NI-.W.\RK, N. J., upon the
following days, viz : New York, at his residence
S72 Broadivay, corner of 18th Street, and one
square above Union Park, on Jllondag/s, Tues-
days, W'erlnesrla_ys, and Saturdays, from 9
.\. .\r. till 4 r. M.
Brooklyn, 187 Atlantic Street, on Thursdays,
from 9 A. )1. till 8 P. M.
Newark, N. J., 112 Broad Street, a few doors
above the Park, from 9 .3. 51., till 8 P. 31., on
every Friday.
Dr. Van Doren-'3 Treatment for Consumptfon,
and other Luxo Arrncrioxs, is based upon the
Inhalation of .Mc-dicated ./lir, together with
other constitutional treatment, and is wholly
new and pre-eminently successful. His treat-
ment for Pizourscs UTERI, and other Female
.JIaIa ries, is his own, and wholly unknown to
the Medical Faculty.

From his past experience in all these Classes
of Diseases, resulting in the speedy and almost
Um'ver.9al cures, lie is prepared to give his Pa-
ctiuts, in all the above complaints, the strongest
a.ssuran_ces of receiving immediate and great
benefit in almost all cases, and 9. radical cure
in the vast majority of instances.

In his ’l‘rcatincnt there is nothing done or
given to prostrate the strength of the Patients;
but they are expected immediately to improve
En Strength and Health, and, if curable, thus to
continue till well.

Persons, therefore, suffering from Cnnoxic
Disi-:.-.s-.‘s or l::\'BRY Cmss, and all such as have
me.i an-andoiied an incurable by their former
physicians. especially such asare suffering from
Luxo Al-‘I-‘I-JC'I‘l0.\'S and FEMALE MAl..ADlES—hO\\‘-
cveraggravnted and hopeless their condition-—
nrc respectfully invited to call at his Rooms.
The more desperate and generally esteemed
‘ucurablc the Case, the greater the triumph oi
the New I’R.-\C'flCE, when signal relief or cures
are effected.

Dr‘. V. D. is also supplied with his newly in-
vented and impi-ovcd Rom‘ SL'l'POR'l'ERs and
DOUBLI-J TRUSSI-ZS‘, for tho Falling ofthe Bowels,
Pralapsus, and Harltitl. They are made of the
bcst tempered steel, plated with silver, and art.
rcniai'ka'ule for their liglitncss and easy adap
tion to the body. 'l‘lit-y have thus far met with
the universal t|l)pl'()l.1l.t.Ull of both I’-aticiits and
ihvsiciaiis, who arc iiuaiiimous in their opinion
that they aii.-\verfi.lly cw ry ind‘calEo:i l‘t'qlIIl'l‘t'
.)l' f.Ic:‘Il‘t.'(l in a Support. r or Truss; and that in
l1i‘tIlt:l' iinpvovenit iit. con id be >llgg‘I'$tCtI—\\'Ilil-
tl tlic saiii: tun: they ohv at: all the ob_,’ect.ou
inttdc to all oth.-1' Supportcrs.

(fiolisultatwiz Free.

New York, June 1833. 1y?!

 

TILL Water runs deep. they say; if you
want aiiytliing in the Watch, Jewelry, Sil-
ver Ware, Plated Goods, Port-inonnaies, Combs,
Brushes, and a variety of Fancy Goods, go to
DISBROW’S.

New York &. Liverpool 1!. S.
MAIL STEAMERS.

TI-IE Ships composing this line are the fol-
lowing:

A'l‘LA.\"l‘IC. Capt. West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
Aiicric, Capt. Luce. B.u.ric, CaptComstock.
Aniti.-s'ric_, Capt. Gr-.ifton.

These ships have been built by contract, ex»
prc.-:.-l_\-’ for Government service. Every care
iias been taken in their construction, as also ii:
their Engines, to iiisiirc strength and speed, am‘
their uccoinmoilatious for passengers are unc-
qualcd for elegance and comlort. Price 0.
passage from Nc\\‘ York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, SLO; in second do., 570; cxcln
sivc use of extra.-size state rooms, 8300; from
Liverpool to New York. £30 and£20. Au ex-
l_’)«:l‘I0llcC(I surgeon attache-d to each ship. .\'o
i)Cl‘tIl sccurcd until paid for.

PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
ritou sizw roux. mom LIVERPOOL.

S-atui'day...luly 9 Wcdnc-sday..July 13

Sutui'day..Jiily 23 Wcdnesday..July 27

Saturd-.1y.. .Aug. 6 | Wedncsday..Aug. I0

Satiii'day-.Aug. 20 Wcdne.-‘day..Aug. ‘.2

Saturday..Scpt. 3 Wcdiie.-:d:iy..Scpt. 7

baitui-d-.iy..Scpt. 17 Wt-diiesday..Sept. 21

S-.1turday..Oct. 1 Wednesday--Oct. 5

Saturday..Oct. I5 Wcducsday..O_ct. 19

S-tit-urday..Oct. 29 llrc-dnesdny..i\ov. 2

Siitiirday..\'ov. 12 Wcducsday..Nov. 16

S-.iturday...\'ov 26 Wcdncsday-.Nov. 30

S-aturday..Dcc. 10 Wediiesday..Dec. 14

Saturda_v..Dec. 24 Wcduc-s(l:ty..Dcc. 28

For frciglit or passage apply to EDW’D
K. COLLINS & 00., .\'o. 56 Wall-st._. N. Y.;
Buo\v.\'_. SIMPLY & Co., Liverpool: E. G. Ron-
nivr.-: & Co._. No. 13 I{ing’s Arms Yard_.London ;
Joiix MU.\’R0l-2 ll: Co., Rue Norte Dame dcs Vic-
tJl'It'S_. l’-.ii-is. or GI-20. ll. DRAPIR, Ilavre.

The owners of these ships will not be account-
anblc for gold. s lv.-r. hullon. -‘PLCIG, jewelry,
precious stones or metals. uiilcss bills of lading
are signed tlicrelor, and the value thcreofthcrt-:-
in cxpim-ssed. 3)‘

 
 

 

 

Ready Made Glothrng.
IIE subscriber has on hand and intend.-
kccplug a good assortincnt of Ready Math
L-lotlllllg of all kinds. Also. it good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimcrcs, and Vcstings, which ht
will make up to order in good style and at
short notice. N. B. I’-articul-.ir attention paid

to ciittiiig., THOMAS RILEY.

.\l:t_v 30th. IP53.

aasguuluang éu0dS.
IIE SllI)SCl'il)(.‘I' is prepared to furnish a new
and very superior Rod for the protection oi
buildings from injury by Lightning. Adupteu

to buildings of all sizes, and put up at short. no-
ticc on 1‘l.'tlS0lltll)le terms.
~ WM. GLOVER.
Norwalk, June 3d, 1853. M23

 

A T C H E S, J cwelry, Clocks, Combs,»
G Brushes, Lamps, Gimudolcs tl.|lfd‘g1I|l(i‘:iV
ouds. We have a vcr lar re stock 0 81¢ '
es to select from, and aIl smile of Jewelry. PW‘
ted goods in any quantity,the largest 8IB0f"m‘1"
of stand and other of lamps we have ever of-
fered ; a great variety every kind Off-30°59 99""
ually ollo.-i'c(l in t'- S|1\‘t‘l‘Sll1i‘-'1 3 St°""' ‘Pew
Goods every week.
WORl\'- _ ,
qua: subscribers ht-altli now permits him to

give his personal attention to Watch repairing,
Eli-rri.tviug and gent-nil Jobbing; we know that
eve:-_y kind of work will be done to the entiru
sitti.-'f’:ict.oii of all who call. \\ c know we can
“Hon! [0 :6“ g-owl’, ch,_..gp, u-:3 IBILVL‘ It f0!‘ 0|ll'
customer's to say wctlicr we do.

Go to msBRO.\V’Sl. near the Bfidsg

‘ stock, (In drafls on

filthy [It'll Z-lmtrlisenitiits. .

rnom WM n. .\i'nuN.u.u’s ADVERTISING nousit’
I02 rus-Au-s1'nu:'r. saw vogcx. 
\E/‘fl/\ 

GRASS VALLEY
Gold Mining company.
CAPl'l‘AL—$250,000, ix 1,250 SHARES. 8200 men.
J. WINCHESTER, PRESIDENT.

HE Rich Quartz Claims owned by the Com
pany exceed 400 in number, covering a
surface of 100 acres, in the richest and most
desirable part of GRASS VALLEY.
The whole of the Machinery is In California.-
and will be put in operation immediately. It
is the most powerful of any yet manufactured,
calculated to crush 100 tons per day.
A few shares of the stock for sale at at-.——
Pamphlets cotaining the Charter, By- aws,
Map, &c., may be obtained at the omce; if by
mail, enclose two three cent stamps.
Address, postage aid, with remittance for
ew York, or current funds)
to R. J. RICHARDS, Sec’y, No. 107 Fulton-et.,
N. Y., where specimens of the Gold-bearing
Quartz may be seen from 10 to 2 o’clock. 2m20

ioiwvcoonsfnsss.
wn.n.—EN_5nrrn..
99 WILLIAM Smear, New Yonx,

Importer and Jobber

In French, German, English and Domnm
Goods, for Tailors and Clothiers,
AVE received 1)’ late arrival 9. In

H well selected sfock In S’ 8' ma

German, English and French Cloths, of all
grades and styles.

MODEIP COfltIl1g'S, D"Ete, Queen’; Cloth,
Alpacca. and Worsted Coatings. Cashmerette,

Mixed and CI0ll(I€I.I Cloth, plain and
twilled.

Fancy French and Barniiley Drills.

Brown and Yellow Linens,

Fancy, Plaid and Figured lfal-geilleg,

White and Buff do do

Drab Silk and Linen Coatings, together with
an extensive assortment of ‘

T R I M M I N G S .

and other Goods, suitable for the'CL()THING
TRADE, on the most favorable tcring,

Particular cash or short-time buyers, and all
who .- l. rdy their interests, will call andpexnmine
his stock before purchasing elsewhere. ly3

PIANO FORTESI.“
r. wannnn &« (:o.,
411 Broadway, New York. '-

Have now on hand at their spacious and elb-
gant Puxo Fonrn Wxnnnooxs at the above
number an extensive assortment of Pnxo For/rts\
ofthe beat manufacture and or Vnnv Scranton 7
Toivn. For chastelcss of design, elegance of *
finish and Excnussc: of workmanship, they
c.ixxor be SURPASSED, any more than in Fort.-
xnss Ricnxnss and B1-nun of Tone. These Is-
srntmnxrs ARE in LARGE SIZED CASES of van ox-
comiox srnnxorn, and have an Iuraovnn Tit-
numn B.to—oue of the moat VALUABLE nt-
I-rzovr-:m:x1*) of MODERN TIMES. The Puxo
Fonrns of W. 8: Co., from their peculiarity and
completeness of construction, possess 9. remark-
able qualtity of keeping in tune for a great
length of time, which is an important deside-
ratum. The prices of these superior instruments
will be found unusually reasonable, considering
their quality, they have been universally admi-
red by the ahlest Pianists in this city,nne who:-—
ever they have been introduced they have in
every instance given very marked satisfaction.
.@~ A Fem. AND USEQEITOCAI. W,u:iu_\"rvi:
Givnx ix .-u.i. oiisnzs. J. F. WARNER 8: CO,
411 Broadway. N. Y.

DRY GOODS.

V"l?“' §Pl{I ‘G A ND SUNIIVIRR
DRY GOODS.—IlITCHCOCK dz LEI)-
lil-‘.-ATER, No. 347 Broadway. corner of Leon-
ard-st., New York. have in store. and are daily
receiving from auction.
E-‘II.-W t-P.'E?.I.?-‘G 8-: 5 'U“j‘-‘IVES? GCGETS.
of the lat‘-st P-.irisE:iii styles, and of the uzast ele-
zant tcxtiin-sx and qua‘ '3 s. including at large
stock of the most beautiful
2 3.-. ( 3.‘. 1-.l-..i..- .. ..:.‘.‘.-‘_. £11.85-
nf‘ every dc-siralllc style, sliade-.. color. ai d qual-
.ty with prices varying to suit customers.
C-A: '1 ON (3: APR -L-1's‘AW’.‘.£s’s

9.-nth plain and embroidered. very elegant and

ha-zip. Also Thibet. and all kinds of Si Ill-
nor Shawls, in every variety of style, quality
lll(I price.

BARAGES AND 8 LR TISSUES.

I. most splendid assortment. French Muslin.-
.tnd lawns, Mouslin dc Latinos and Barage do
..aines_. in great variety, and of the most ele-
gant styles. Scotch and French Ginghams, oz‘
msot desirable styles, and superior quality,

ONE SKILL-ING A YARI‘.

A large and beautiful assortment of goods for
Ladies’ Traveling Dresses, the handsomest and
best for that purpose ever introduced in this
market.

.fi0'URNI3i’ G GOODS; EVERY KIND.
of the very best quality, most desirable styles,
-ind full thirty per cent. lower in price than the
-ame goods are sold in any mourning store in /
Yew York. Linens, Damasks. Napkins, &c.. in
-zreat variety, including everything in the line
of

LINEN’ GOODS 1'01! FAMILY VIE.
A large assortment of Ladies’ Fancy Goods,
zllch as Collars, Cravats, Gloves, Handkerchiefs.
we in great variety, and of every quality and
price.

..acc um] Muulin Vvimlow Draperies.
at the very greatest bargains, 30 per cent. low-
er than usual : and in short everything that a.
lady or family can want in the line of dry
-goods. Gentlemen’s Handkerchiefs, Cravate,
Gloves, Undershirts, Drawers, and everything,
in fact, in

GET.‘ '1'LE1V!21\”3 I'll" NISHING8.

at a very great reduction from the prices of

}eutlcmcn’.-4 Stores. Terms, invariably, CASE-
cash on delivery. 5111'?“

NE AN'.’D ONLY ONE PRICE

New Hunting Enghsh Levers
JUST the thing every young man wants.——

Another lot this week at
DISBROW’S, near the Mill.

carnage Repository
AT BRIDGEPORT.
HE subscribers have constantly on hand
T and for sale, Wholesale and Retail.
Top Buggies.
No Top, do. -'
Trotting do.
Light Rockaways, and all other styles of
Light Carriages. Call and Examine.
IIOLCOMB & LYON, 83 and 95 Water-st.
Bridgeport.

Shavmg and Han‘-dressn. 3-.
AE subscriber is still to be I0‘-lll(l‘8.E ,i_i~.___ol«‘;
stand, west-side the Bring.-. really’ to .- r- c
his customers, in all the dtpartincuts of shat’-
ing, hairdressing. head clt-using. r\c.. dc. his
many years experience in these bi-.inu.-hes. l.e
-oecmsa. sutticicut guarantee of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pet-
ronage. 1’-.irticul-.ir am-iitioii paid to the cut
ting and dressing of children’ hair. Sick per-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for sale at
his News Depot. and is A gent for Adams & Co's.
Express; all packages left to his care, will be
promptly forwarded.
May 25, 1853.

Something New.
The C /u'a.pe.v£ and Best IVimZ0w
F I umcs crcr IJZ‘b‘U1((.’([.

I-IE subscribers have purchased the right to
-.\'im's Patent Wiiitlow for this county, and

are now prtparcd to fuvnl.-h the same to l.u;ld-
crs Ill this or the adjoin ug toirris, or to sell the
right to make and use, if preferred. The inn-
provemcnt consists in the application of sprii. 5 :-
ahich press outward upon the sash with suin-
cicnt force to retain it in any position. It also
prevents rattling—the entrance of dust or rziiiz.
and is much cheaper and better cw.-i'_v way than
weights. The sash is easily removed also. is illi-
out drawing nails, or moi-ring in any way the
paint. They can be seen at the shop of the sill.-

scribers in Main-st.
HORACE G. HYATT.
EDWIN GRUMAN.
Not-walk, June (itli, 1853.
keep cool. r
REF RIGERATOétS for sale cheap.

J’.

GEO. W. JENNINGS.

22

 

& E. K. LOCKWOOD.

Choice and Selected Teas.

CHESTS of Green and Black Teas.
40 Coffee and Teas, vgapranted to please ;
~ . _ 1': ll; c y superiori y.
”'‘’’‘‘“° “N “"°‘ ‘ y’ .e’_o. IIOLMES .t. 00.

1 Baby Jumpers.

_ JOLLY ime for Ba.bics—A lot of splen-

d d B1l§)t'JllIllpCI'5—9.t the One Price CD1 8]:
-ca.-h store. ,' PLATT it NASH.
HEPYfi’7l.eud and Lead Pipe, at_ 3

S ;’ LOCRWOODS.

Soda Water.

aught, with every variety of choice
S ‘ups may be found at the Drug Store,
East si c the llindge. W» E» 315531-14-

UK rm Pipes for sale by
‘G. E. K. LOCK_W90R.,

 

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