Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, August 16, 1853 · page 4

 

N. YORK CITY, rAsI111oN_A1l31.1i1i 

MILLINERY.

Ro0)1s AT illorrl-‘1.Ae1~:, Sncoxn F1.0on.
'l‘1lSS PILGRIM ca11 still be found at her
.L old stand, .7lIoH Place where a11 assort-
ment of all goods i11 l1er line, coiuprisiug Silks,
Lawns, Crapes, Laces, Edgings, Flowers, Rib-
bons, &c., can be fo1111d. Also, a small assort-
ment of ready made Bon11ets, both of Silk and
Lawn.

Straws clea11ed and altered with neatness and
dispatch.

0. Graham,
Arch2'tcct, E izgivzeer and Sm"z:e_I/or .'
THE s11bscriber has opened an OIIICC in Nor-
Walk with D. E. C11lver, civilcngineer, op-
posite tl1e Post Oflice, for the purpose of making
plans, elcvalie11s'.1n(l speciiications for buildings
of all ki11ds. also for bridges and roofs. He has
had a 11u111ber ofyears practice a11d experience i11
building, a11d in superintending buildings of all
kinds. All orders left with D. E. Culver, Esq.,
will receive prompt attention. Engineering and
S11rveyiug done i11 all its branches.
Norwalk, .\:1;;. 2d, 1853. 214

OW opening at tl1e new J ewelry Store No.
A 2 Skiddy'.~5 Block, a large a11d well select-
ed stock of Watclivs. Jewelry, &c., which will
be sold cheap for cash.

For Sale, ‘
AT NORWALK. CONN.

NE of the most beautif11l residences in the
town, within five 111i1111tes walk of the
chum hes, union school l1o11so, Danbury Depot,
&c.. being opposite the residence of Charles
Sherry. 1-.‘sq., ronsistiiig of about a half acre of
]:u1d—-with fruit t.l1ercon—and shaded i11 front
by several large and beautiful Eln1 Trees. As
a situation for convenience, beauty oflocation,
&c., it ca1111ot be surpassed by a11y place i11 town.
For f11rtl1er particulars. enquire of C. A. MAY-
BURY 102 Water‘-st., New York, or of STEPIIEN

SM1'r11, Norwalk.

Norwalk, A11g. 9th. till

17'airbank’s Scales.
‘ are agents for the sale of Messrs. E. &
T. Fairbank‘s celebrated Scales, for sale
at ma1111nfactu1'e1's’ prices by
HOLCOMB lb LYON,
st; and 05 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Anvils !

every description, for sale by
HOLCOMB lb LYON,
S3 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

O"

Guano! Guano!
TONS Peruvian Guano, just received
and for sale by HOLCOMB & LYON,
S3 and 95 Water- st., Bridgeport.

For Sale
AT NORWALK, CONN.

( ' NE large entirely new Dwelling House with

, about a11 acre of good land, suitable for a
large l’amily ; well arranged, a11d a first rate
loc-.u’.o11 for -.1 genteel Boarding house, or a Boy’s
Boarding School. Also one modern built house
suitable for a small Family, with one acre of
land 1111der tl1e highest state of cultivation, cov-
ered with Garden Fruit, a11d Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees; also with a small Dwelling 011
tl1epre111i:-"es. Fnqnire of

C. E. DISBROW, at Norwalk, or of

10

G. W. Burrs, 292 Broadway
N. Y. Dr. J. G. BA1n3o1'n, 101, 4th Aven11e
311116 F1-:LLows &. Co., 17 Maiden Lane.

PORTMONIES,

kl‘ about half the former prices, in any
1 q11ant.ity, for ladies a11d gentlemen, at
DISBRO W"S.

Ladies’ Fancy Workboxes,
IWANC Y and plain Work and Traveli11g Bas-
_ kets a11d small size Looking Glasses, very
DISBRO PV’S.

Land For Sale.

ABOUT eight acres of good land, 11ear
I-.;ai11-.-1.. one 111ile 11ortl1 of the Bridge, is offered
for .-ale npo11 very reasonable terms. It is ad-
min-.‘.1l_v adapted for building lots, or for gard-
cni11g: purposes, liaving a quick a11d rich soil,
and :1 l:11‘;_ve bed of vegetable mould, orcomposl
n1:u1ure ll:e1'O0I1. or it is well calc11lated for a
first rate meadow. It is well fenced and in a
\'.'=ry t‘ ' lo location. For further particulars
<-1n;11ir1- at this other. tf3

Cutlery! Cutlery !

A, l..-\l‘.GE stock of s11periorCutlery,consist-
_ӎ. in; of Table and Pocket Cutlery, Scissors,
511111111-. 1'€,c..j11st1‘cccive1l per ship Montezuma.
Tilt.-1-ci1:1:1is are respeclf11lly invited to call and
ex-.1111i11v. IIOLCOMB $5 LYON,

{V3 and 0;’; Water-st., Bridgeport.

WANTED.
A lad to learn the Apothecary business.-—
One who co11ld board at home preferred, E11-
q'.1i1'c oi‘ W’. E. BISSELL.

 _j_;,.;.,‘T'_"”““”‘”“*_“”""
Szaii t Makers
WANTED.

T A. .\lOlllSO.\' &- HOYT are now giving

o out Shirts, Bosoins. Collars. &c., to expe-
rienced sc\ve1's. ‘
Constant e111plo_vment given a11d CASH, paid

on delivery of the work.
Norwalk, July l0tl1, 18:33. 31n*20

Gold and Silver Watches,

ND new .‘ewelry every week. I/Vc think
4 we have the largest stock of VVatches that
we have ever known offered in Norwalk. IVc
know we buy them cheap. and invite those in
w-.111t to call and see how they are sold at

DISBRO W-" .

cheap. at

 

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LOST.
N Thursday last, a large Gold Watch Key,
with an oval head, set with garnets. The
finder, will be suitably rewarded 011 leaving it
at the Gazette Ollice, or with
LINUS BENEDICT.
July 151.11, 1853. tf29

$3 00 Wanted, _
0N good Real Estate security, for a term of
5'

ears For Parties and particulars, apply
at the oflicc of the Gazette. t-1'29

House and Lot For Sale.
THE siibscriber ofi'ers for sale, the
House and lot situated in Compo-street
Westport, about a quarter of a mile north ofthe
Railroad, foruierly the residence ofCapt. Frank
Bennett. The house is a good 011e, and there is
a number of young fruit trees upon the place.
It commands a beautiful view of the Sound,
and will be sold at a l):11'g:1in. For f11ll partic-
lars apply to Absalon1 Finch, near the premises,
or of Alva Gray, Westport village.
JAMES PETRIE.
Redding, August 9. nu‘
G IEAT REDUCTION IN PRICES.
Goods Sold at cost!

TI-IE s11b.=criher l1ei11 g aware that his patrons
are desirous of obtaining their Goods cheap,
has resolved to sell his remaining stock of
GROCERIES AND CROCKERY of all kinds
and qualities at a very trilli11g advance from
Cost Prices, i11 order to make room for an im-
mense and entirely

N E W S T O C K !

He would would also inform his patrons and
the p11blic. that in future he will adhere strictly
to the eaxli .s‘_.'/.s'l(')n.. Those, therefore, who wish
to receive the f11ll value of their money, will
please call and examine the Goods and Prices,
at the “ One Price Cheap Cash Store.”

_;z:7.f° All kinds of produce taken in exchange
f0!‘ .L’00dS- TIIOS. RAYMOND.

Norwalk, August 9.

Women‘s Rights.

THE Ladies of Norwalk and vicinity, have a

right to k11ow where the largest, cheapest,
and best stock of Jewelry, Combs and Fancy
GoO(lS, can be had. No. 2 Skiddy’s Block is
noted for the spot where goods are sold chbap
for cash.

Ix’. B. No old stock, b11t fresh goods twice a,
\\'r.-tilt. O. S. CLARK.
New Goods for Summer W;a;.
" Ewould call attention to our stock of
goods just purchased for

Summer and Fall Wear.

We keep constantly on hand, a full assort-
ment of goods adapted to this market. Making
our purchases every two weeks enables us to
keep our stock fres/2 and of the latest styles.—
Particular attention is requested to o11r stock
of goods

For Zllen and Boy’s I/Vear,

which is unrivalled in this place.

All goods in this line cut free of expense, or
made up to order iii the latest styles, at the
lowest possible rates. L. H. RANDLE_

Norwalk, August 9th.

 

Notice.
WHEREAS my wife Clarissa, has left my
bed and board, without any just cause or
provocation, I do therefore forbid all persons
harboring or trusting her, on my account as I
will pay no debts of her contracting, aftei- this

‘me’ AUGUSTUS BURTON. . EW WATCHES a 1 »1- - . - 1
gwuewoahaan, J11ly26t11. 1853. L 3t31‘,lWJ:; ‘ thisyvili at m e‘"D‘f§Bfi "(§‘,',‘.°.S,°‘ Cash Store.

500 Hands Wanted
0 make Coat:-1. Pants a11d Vcsls. Good
hands can have steady work. good prices,
and the CASII! None but e.\'p:-rieneed work-
1ne11 need apply. No discount>:. for the ca.-l1.
CLt)'l‘lilNG of every dc.-'criptio11. price a11d
quahty kept eonstaxitly on lniud, or cut and
made to order, C/I(‘!1]l for Cos/1.’
Tl-IOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk, July 15. 1853. 31)

 

 _. :1 pale red colored
COW, with brass 1111bs on her l1or11s. 7 or b'vea1's
old. The ow11cr is requested to pay cliargcs.
and take her away. '
MATTTEW GREGORY,
Near the R. 11. Station, (.‘eo1'ge1ow11.
Bedding, J11ly 23d, l..\';'»:)'. * 11.0

Dental Card.
R. HILL, will conti11ue his professional
business at the old stand, over C. J.
Gr11n1an’s Store, foot of Main Street.
N. B. Dr. Hill is prepared to supply on a
newplan, some of the most beautiful, and dura-
ble specimeiis of Artificial dent1u-es, ever exe-
cuted 111 this country; and, by 1111 -.11'1--.1ngc-
ment. with one of thebesl. Mechanic-.1] lieiitisls
i11 the United States, he e:111 ensure tohis pat-
rons. some of the mu.-ct (‘uIII]1/ell‘ «ml ;:u;}"u-f .117‘-
njieiul D(»'IIfi.~rII‘y in (/19 ll"url(l.

LACKING as is Blocking. ll need only be

applied to the lz-atlxer with a sponge or
brush. it needs no r11‘.-hing, bul 111:‘-kc.*.= at line“
polish, will 11ot injure the l(,".llll|.‘l'. but makes it
soft, and is -.1 good preventive i11 wet we-.1ther.
For sale at LOCl{WOOl)'S.

 

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A T C 11 E S, .lewelry_. Clocks, Combs,
Brnslies, Lamps, Gira11dolesa11d Fancy
Goods. We have a very large stock ot' Watcl1-
es to select fro111, a11d all sorts of Jewelry. pla-
ted goods i11 any q11a11tit.y.tl1e l-.11'ge.-‘t assortme11t
of stand and other of lanips we have ever of-
fered ; a great variety every kind of goods usu-
ually offered in a Silvcrsniilli-‘s Store. New
Goods every week.
WORK.

THE subscribers he-.1lll1 11ow perinils him to
give his personal attention to Watch repairing,
Eiigraviiig a11d general Jobbing ; we k11ow that
every kind of work will be done to lhc rn/ire
satisfaction of all who call. We k11ow we ca11
afford to sell goods cheap. we leave it for 0111'
custonicrs to say wether we (lo.

G0 to l)lSBl{()'\\"S. near the Il1'idge.
Lightning EGGS.

HE s11bscribcr is prepared to fur11isl1 a new

 

buildings from injury by Liglitiiiiig. Adapted
to buildings of all sizes. a11d p11t11p at short 110-
tice 011 reasonable terins.
WM. (ll.()\-'I-IR.
' lf23

N orw:1lk, J1111e 3d, 1853;.

ivonwanir
READY 111111113 c1.e'r11n'o
E M P O R I W M !
UNDER CONN. HOTEL.
Cherry) .’ Clzertpa !

K?QL1i(:lt sales and small p1'olir.s, is the
motto, at SLOMAN & TURK’S.

Without any ii-liumiougery,
HOLMES & CO’S Groccr_v is the place
3 calculated for people to go to get good
groceries at prices with small prolits attached
to them, and p111'el1asers will :1lwa_vs li11d their
goods to be as 1'epre:~:e11ted. if auytliing contrary
from this, they may be rel111'11<-d a11d the n1o11e_v
1'cl'uuded. Children are always paid p:1rtic11l-.11‘
.1ttent.ion to_. when sent to tlu-ir store.
Goods delivered within :1. 1'ea.-:o1mble dislaiice.

Lace Goods e;‘£.:.-3.
IIE 1'iel1est.. l:11'gest ainlelie-.1p1,-st :1.<so1~l111e11t

ot'Laee Goods. l’_\11_\s'o1..<. .\,'11111111e1' Dress
Muslins, &c.. i11 .\'orw:1ll<. received this day at
the One Price Cash Store.

i‘l.A',l"l‘ A’. NASI I.

(3.-&LClNEl)l’l:1sl1-1' and (,‘e1ne11t. at
G. ll(1l..\lES lb ()1).

I)OWl)El’.’:111d Shot i11 a11_\'q11a11til_v.at
_ _ (2. H1 )L.\ll§.,\‘ AL’ CO.

Tdaplziii Rings,
ILVER a11d Plated, -.1 111.-w lui. a11d cheap,
at l)l.‘:1l3ll()W"S.

' ORT _\l()NN;\IliS! Port. _\lo1111:1ie.<. at
CLAI-€.lC§. Sigii of lhe its-d Watcli.
Pure V'ege'l;ab1e T~'£aii: Oil.

4 UR p1'(-.'-:e1'vi11g. bu-.111til'_vi11;.-j and giviiig
gloss to the hair. (loud for l:ulios. gen-
1.l1-n1e11 and (.'llll(ll‘l‘il. l.*'«- k11o\‘.'il.~' gt 0 l qual-
.ties and warrent every boll lo. at
CIl.\S'. li. l)l.i«'l}l{O71"‘.‘,~'.

Sil\'r=1's111i1l1 and Jeweller.

URE .\l:11's1-illes ()il——l£.-"pt-cially for Table
use. inst rec:-ived at l5lb'Sl‘Il.ljS.

 
 
 

Looking "-.1."i1lov.* ¥.la1'e, 8:0
QlIl.\"l.‘.\lll A’. Sl).\'.\' il‘.l\'l.’ at tlir,-ir ware-
. roorus a few rod.-' east of the l11‘i<lge, a
large assortinenl of (:;1bi11<.-t f11r11iturc. coiisi.-l.i11_c‘
i11 part of sof-.1.<. centre. card. book. tea. work
and kitchen tables of varioiis kind.-. 111al1o;_-':111y
and black walnut ma1'blr- top rl1'c.-.<i1:g lu11‘caIIF.
plain <.l1‘e.~'si11g bure:111.<, common b11rea11.-' of all
prices, some as low as .311. .‘1lul1r1j_ra111y, bl'k
w-.1lnut and maple berl.~:l<-aulzs of various pat-
terns and prices, some as low :1s:'.~‘2 2:7. Patent
bed-itcuds that can be put 11p i11 l.lu‘ee111i1111tes
and witliont a k<-y. _\l:1l1o;_;-.111y, curled maple,
bl’k walnut. kitchen and \xind.-"or cliairs.-—
Children’s table and lo\v ch:1ir.<.
o11s, cradles aml chairs. l.ooking glasses of
all sizes and price:-‘_. froiu 2.3 cents to iilll.
Spring 11121l1'(-:-'sc:~', 1hcb<.-st and 1:l1r.-apost beds
in e_\-istnnct-_ We will d1:li\'c1‘ :111y fu1'uit111'e
pu1'(;]m5Q([ of [15 (tr; the a1uou11t. of :_-7 ll) or over)
in New Canaan. Wilton or l)aric11 free ol' cliarge
and f1'ee from <,la111a{_rI-.
Really vllkulr: (.'o__//ln.s-.——\'1'r.- have 1.-o11sta11ll_v
on hand fro111 100 to 1.30 collins of 111al1og:111y_.
black walnut. trherry and wliileworul of all Sizes
and desc1'iptio11.<, which can bt-f11r11isl1ed at a
few n1i1111tes notice. We al:-‘o fur11i.-l1 sl1ro11d:-
and everylliing 11ec4-ss:11'\' for the i11tc1'1ne11t ol
the dead. and will see tolhc «li;:g_-'i11j_v; of j_~j1'ave.-
when l‘(.'qllI'!~‘l.(‘ll. We will allelul funerals i11
New Caiia-.111. Wilton and ll2ll‘l(,'ll, without. extra
cliargc.
.l.3tf E. Qlfl.\"l'.\lll) & SONS.
N.]l.—l’(~1':=o11swishingIo p111'el1as.elu11'i:1l lots
iii the N01‘\\‘alk Cc111ctery111a_v nmkc application
to us.

E-‘.z1vcr and ‘£.’1.2-Jr.-::c7. ‘..-;.p<-..s«'.-11.2..

V lll‘ll' r/o .\u_1/ that ('1':/.‘.’. lmsllie largest and

luzst :1.-'.so1‘1,111r-111. of .‘s',ilve1- and l’l'.11ed
Spoons, l"orl.'s:, liIlli4'l'~l\'lll‘.‘l*:~'. S11ga1'—sl1ovL-ls.
.\l11sl.:1r<l and .\',all.-:-poo11.s. 1-vor la,-l'o1-1; oll'er<-fl lll
any «:21.-I-, i11.‘\'orw:1lk, and llml.l1v-dot-s sell them
very cheap and «:11_'_v,1':1\w:.-1 Il.1.-11:11m-o11 them iii
:1 verys11p=-rior1112111111-1'. ll'll1z-1-1-a1-4-a11y who
410 Hot l-1-lit-W it. lwl llwm rail and be convin
1.‘-"(l;.'.1l N11. Z ."l1l1l‘l‘\".-.lil¢11;l;. ,\','r4’:,[ 1;)’. [/,0 Red
H’/'rI[r:/1. ‘

New Hunting izgiisii Levers
- L.-S"l‘l.lH:ll1lll;!v>\':-1'-, g.,,”,._,~
0 ./\llUllll‘l' lol Ihi- -.-.71-.-ll; ;.1 "
lI|.‘~.i£l.'U“.'. '.~',.11t::11' the Mill.

man wants. —

‘llll-.'l'."l‘ l.t::ul and l.« ...| 1-;,,,._ ,,,
|.l1l'l\' \\'f)f1I)'S.

K
Sada "W’:st‘;cr.
N‘dra11gl11, v.iIl1‘:-1.--1;. -..o';..1_'.,, .,1' ,,],,,;(,,,
V Sy1'11]1s111:ty be lou..d ;.1 11... 1,,.,,,_,. g,,,,.,..
Lastsnle tlielmrlg--. ‘.3’. |.. l1l,'~‘.,~~‘,l';l,l,_
 'l‘llI l’llH*:-' llll‘ :-;1l' 
C. A: Ii. ll. 1.111.‘!-L l‘vr;¢;1;,
For Sale. I
Q VERYligl1l.t1'oll,i11;:,' 2~.lull-._-,1, 1...;_,1’./ ,,,.._.,.
Enquire at the ollnzc ol 1.11-v _'~..,,~,,;,|1, 1,3,.
zettc.

]?AN'I‘S,V1.-sis, Coal.-', lJ1':1xv:-12-, Hliii-15, .\,-.;,,
_ put out by Mr. l‘ryr:r at 1N«11‘\‘.:1lli, 114-:11‘ lhv»
UIll0l1 Factoi-y, aml Ca.-;l1 paid on cl:-ll‘.-:ry Hi
the work to him.

G00d S0\VOI‘s can be slippliml at .’\'orw:1Il\‘ or
Southport by AUl.'lJS'|‘l.'.‘~i J l'.'.’\'.’\'l;\'(1 
J11ly '7, 1853. 112:1

India nab...
ACK-COMBS, anew and b«-:u1l.iful :11'l,ic:lc
for Misses to wear, at |)lSlllt()\V’S.

Gold Pens.

TE have the agency of a pew patent Gold

Pen, which comes with the liigliest
reconimendatioxis iii the country, and is the
nearest to aperfect quill pen of anything ever
made. (.l:1AS. E. DISBROW.

 

and very superior I-lod for the protection of

Willow wag-

Cash Pai_<1_'t.‘oriSc1wing Wor‘lr.i

 Canaaii Nursery.
S'l‘EPlli'lN ll()Y'l‘ J: CO.
1__ AVE 011 band aml olli-r for sale at their

. .\'11r.~.'erie.s. silo-.1ted one 211111 :1 l1all' miles
east ol't.i1e. village of New Canaan, and three
and a l1al1'fron1 Norwalk 2

Apple. Pear, (standard and dwarfs.) Peach,
Plum. Ciicrry, Apricots (on 11111111 a11d peach
stoeks_.) and Quince Trees.

Also, small fruits, viz : Rispbm-1‘ios, the Fal-
t:_1lt',F1‘a11co11ia and (the tzue) Red Antwerp,
I-higlisli Goosebciries ; C11rra.nts. black liiiglisli,
red and white l)11tch,supc1-ior varieties ; Straw-
bei-ries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.

OR.\‘.\I\lE.\"I‘.\l. ’I‘n1~:1:s.—llo1'se Cl1cst11ut,moun-
tai11 ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam lir
and arbor vitaes. For vigor and liealthfulness
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any iii the country.

Special regard has been had iii the selection
of the varieties of our large stock ofapple trees,
that they be such as are of he-.1lth_v, strong and
vigorous growth, alu111d-.u1t and regular bearers,
a11d the most valuable market varieties. These
N111'.-rerses 11ow occupy more than L3 acres of
land. ciubr-.1ci11gn1o1'e tlian 200.000 cultivated
l~‘ruit Trees. ' 1y4(;
Shaving and Hair-dressing.
T;xIJs11l.1sc1'il1e1' is still to be found at his old
‘ _ stand, \\'<).\‘.l-Sllletlle Bridge, ready to serve
n1seus:o111ers. 111 all the departmciits of shav-
ing. hairdressing. liead clensing, r\'e.. &c. Ilis
111-.u1y years experience i11 1'11!-so branches, he
deems :1. suliicient g11a1'antee of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat-
rona.ge. l’articular atte11tion paid to the cut
ting ~.111dd1'cssing of cl1ildrens' 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, a11d is Agc11t for Adams & Co’s.
l-Jxpress; all packages left to his care, will be
promptly forwarded.
2'.’ May 25, 18.33.

GEO. W. JENNINGS.
Something New.
T/L8 C//.ca;)1c.s-A rmrl Best IVin(Z0w
Frcmzes crcr I/uxcnlcrl.
F ‘ll-llfl subscribers have purchased the right to
Ni1n’sPate11t. Window 1'or this county, and
are now prepared to furnisli the sa111e to b11ild-
ers i11 this or the adjoiiiing towns, or to sell the
riglit to make and Iise, if preferred. The im-
proven1ent, consists iii the application ofsprings
which press outward upon the sash with s11fli-
eient force to retain it in any position. It also
prevents rattli11g—the entrance of dust or rain,
a11d is 11111cl1 cl1w}1m- and better every way than
wciglils. The sasli is easily removed also, with-
out drawing nails. or niarriiig iii any way the
paint. 'l‘heycan be seen at the shop of the sub-
scribers i11 M-ain—st.
HORACE G. HYATT.
EDWIN GRUMAN. '
Norw:1lk,J11ne (ith, 1.9523.

ICE CREAM !
Cozzfectionery Establish-
merit.

AT SOUTH NORIVALK.

11 IE subscriber takes this method ofiiiforming
the Ladies and Gents, of Norwalk. and ad-
_ioiniug Towns. that he isprcpared to serve 11p,
Ice (Ire-.1111 at all reasonable hours of the day
and eveiiingz he is also pleased to state, that
his knowledge of the busiiiess was acquired at
the well known and _i11stly celebrated New York
Garden, B1'o-adway, of which the I-lon. Mr. C011-
toil, wasproprietor and manager, whose success
alone is a suliicient guarantee.

Private Rooms fitted up for the acco111111oda-
tion of Ladies and l’arties.

E1-e.-‘l1 St1'awberries for sale. raised i11 Nor-
walk, l~‘resh ones every day. Su11day"s excepted.
2‘.’1.l' C. B. DARTOIS, South Norwalk.

Gash vs. Gr-edit.
‘HIS case after being i11 Court for a great
number of ya.-ars. has li11ally been decided
i11 favor of the plai11l.itl'. The verdict is recor-
deal and the dn1n:1gcs are p-.1ya.blc at the ‘Old
L‘o11n1-etie11t Cash Dry Goods Store, where
parties agrievcd will call a11d receive i11dc111nili-
1':1|.i<)l1. PL.-\'l‘T «KT NASH.

TEAS‘.

r ‘HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
la1'ge supply of fr;-sl1 TEAS. of allqualities
a11d prices. .l)on’t forget to call at

IIOLMES 11'. Co's.

tfl

UTLERY.—-A splendid assortiiient of Amer-
iean and E11_e;lisl1 Cutlcr_v_. both table and
pocket. Please call and examine.
I). FINCI-I.

To Rent.
ll E Two Front Rooms over the store ofTho.
Riley; suitable for ollices, &c. Possession
gin-11 immediately. »
Inquire of L. L. BEEBE

.-‘lO1‘(‘..

V IIITE Rockaway Sand l'or Plastering and
I'IOl1Sl‘-Clelllllllg purposes. for sale by the

<ub-'cribers at his Marble Works.

112‘: J. M. SMITH.

at his confectionery
tf‘2-1

Sand.

Fruit, Vegetable. and 

. , ’ , ' r
MARIAE I.‘
T the Store formerly occupiedby Bogart 8:
, Brown. No. 2’; Water street, where may be
found at all times a good supply of Fruit, Veg-
etables. Fish a11d Clanis of the best quality aml
at rea:<o11able prices. 2-ttf
Also, a good sail-boat to let to excursion par-
ties.

Euubinfs Extracts

F HE s11b:-‘criber has now on hand the most

co1uplcl.<: asso1'tme11t ever before oll'ered 111
.\'orw:1lk. l’atcl1o11le_v, Sweet Brier, West End,
Ne\‘.' Mown llay, Citronclla Rose, Jockey Cl11b,
Magiiolia, Sweet Pea. Sweet Clover, &c. ; also,
alar_<_-‘e stock of Eiiglisli, French and German
Cologiics ; llair Oi/.s-, Sl1avi11g Soaps and
C1'can1s, &'c., &c.

l’L'lll§ BAY WATER, at BISSELUS.

 

Eilxcursron Boat.

4”». THE siibscriber having purchased a
 large and co111n1odiousBoat expressly
.;n...- for Excursioii and lfishing Parties, of-
furs the sa111e for hire to those desiring his ser-
II. C. JONES.

vices.
2.'1tf Ju11e1(itl1, l.‘:‘:33.
*1-1.1-i..s;v.-.cv:‘.i...“.i.;.?:.i1-.1... Age.

I\'.CEI.SIOR Family Starch, a superior ar-

.1 ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch

now i11 use ; it produces a Beautifnl_ Polish

without g11111111in_c' the Iron or Fabric. _For

sale by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, 1\lEEI'\ER

& CO., who can furnisli it to dealers at Factory
Prices.

Van Dusen’s Wahpme,

R I-Iai1'Invigorato1':, a vegetable prepara-
tio11 for restoring (-1 ra_y Ilair to its na't11ral
color. preventing the llair from falling off, pro-
motion‘ its growtli eradicating Sc11rf a11d Dand-
rulf. ahd foriniug a beautiful article for the

toilet. For sale by '1‘. B. GRIFFITH:

South Norwalk.

John S ‘Lefiingwell.

STAIR BUILDER.

(‘Axox-s'1'.. 311111121-:ror.'1',Coxx.

‘l TAIRS of all descriptions sent to any place
k 1111 the line ofa11_v Railroad. All orders by
mail or otl1e1-xvise. thankfully 1'cceivcd a11d
punct11ally attended to. “'19

N E VV BOOT, S1-IOE,
Leather & Finding Store
W.ll()LESAl.l-I & RETAIL.
‘HE siibseriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public i11 gen-
eral. that he has taken a store on the west side
ofthe bridc;e. opposite the Post Office, No. 1
W-.1te1'-st.,:i1nl fitted it 1111 i11 good order. where
may be fonnzl at all times a large stock ol'gc11t’s,
laulies’ and cl1ildre11’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, 1na1n1lact11rcd by 11s expressly_ for
this market, by the best _ol wor_k1nen and of the
best materials; no cxcrt1ons_w1ll be spared to
pliant-'0 those who favor 11s with a call. Custo-
111ers’ work nuule to order. w1tl1 neatness, and
dc-.-palcli. .\ share ol' public patronage IS re-
ap:-cll'ully solicited by J. I’. H;ANFORI_),_J1‘._
;/' if" Particular '.1ttc11t1o1_1 paid to repairing in
all its I;1'auch(3s. Norwalk, Aug. 9l3ll.

Sportsmen Attention.

' I‘) are now opening for the spring trade,

a full '.ts.-'o1'L111c11t of Fishing Rods of ev-
c-1-_y style and price ; Fishing Baskets, Rcils,
Siuells, (int Hooks, Flies, Bait Boxes, Flasks,
am. All i11 want will please call and examine
Ulll' il..‘~'.H'Ul'IlIl(flIl.. .

Also, Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Shot Pouches,
Powder Flasks, Gun Cases, &c., &c.

We shall also have i11 time for the shooting
1-1ca.~1o11, another |:u'ge invoice of those superior
(luns, niade to our order_. which we llatter our-
selves are to well known i11 this market, to need
furtlier reconunendation.

ll()l.C()MB .1: LYON,
81’. and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.

Baby Jumpers.
JOLLY time for Babies-—A lot of splen
did Baby J umpers--at the One Price cheap

A

PLATT & NASH.

4. .. . ;... . f...;,.'_"_a__"“"-""4‘£:,'.‘i‘:'Z‘.'2’i".".'i".‘7.__' "I .-..: . T '

-ss 5....» Z: ,‘,

C,

~ tio11 to the body.

c1-unis

J L. VAN DOREN, M. D., Member of the

o " A.\11~:1t_n.'.\.\' M1-:111cA1. Soo11~:Tv o1"r111-'N1~:w

Souooi.PnAc'r1c1c," having given his attention,

in a11 especial 111a11ner. to all C1.Ass1-zsor Cn11ox-

xc Dismstzs, a11d had the experience ofan exten-

sive practice i11 more than Fifty of the Princi-

p‘al Cities of the States of NEW Yonx and NEW

Ig.\'o1.A.\'1>. will-in f11t11rc confine himself excl11-

s1_vely to 01-‘RICE Pl!.\C’l‘l(‘.l-‘., in the Cities of NEW

Io1:1<._I51:o0,I~IL.\‘.\', Axo N1;wAn1<, N. .l._. upon the

lo_l'low1ng days, viz : New York, at his residence

842 Broadway, corner of 18th Street, a11d one
square above Union Park, on ./Wanting/.9, Tues-
d“."/~5‘.- I'VecI21es¢l:1_1/s, and Saturdai/s, from 9

A. M. till -1 P. M. '

Brooklyn, 187 Atlantic Street. on T/mrsrlays.

l'ro1n 9 A. M. till 8 P. M. V 4

l\ewark, N. J., 112 Broad Street, a few doors
above he l’ark. fro111 0 A. M., till 8 P. .\1., 011
every I4‘-rirlay.

Dr. Van l)oren's Treatment for Consu1nption_.
and other Loxo A1«‘r1-:o1‘1o.\'s, is based upon the
Inhalation. of Jlfcdicated Air, together with
other constitutional treatment, aim is wholly
new and pre-e1niue11tI_y successful. His treat-
ment for l’11o1..-\rs1's UTERI, a11d other Female
.Ma.larIie.s-, is his ow11, and wholly unknown to
t11c Medical Faculty.

I<‘ro111 his past experience in all these Classes
of Diseases, resulting iii the speedy a11d almost
Universal L'1H‘¢*.~'. he is prepa1'ed..to give his Pa-
eti11ts,in all the above complaints, the strongest
ass111'a1rces of recciviiig“ i111111ediate and great
benefit in almost all cases, and a rrulical ('m'(.'
111 the vast majority of instances.

In his 'l‘reatn1ent there is nothing do11e or
given to prostrate the strength of the Patients;
b11t they are expected immediately to improve
in Strength and Health, a11d, if curable. thus to
co11tin11e till well. '

Persons, therefore, sutl'ering fron1 Cnnoxle
l)1s1-:.\s1-Ls 01-‘ 1-1\'l-JRY C1..\ss, and all s11cl1 as have
bee11_abandoned as incurable by their former
physicians, especially such as are suffering from
Luxo Arri-:c'1'1o.\‘s a11d F1«:'MA1.n MALAn11:s—l1ow-
ever aggravated and hopeless their condition-
are respectfully invited to call at his Rooms.

The more desperate a11d generally esteemed
incurable the Case, the greater the triumph of
the New l’1:.1c'1‘1rn, when signal relief or cures
are effected.

Dr. V. D. is also supplied with his newly in-
vented and improved Bonr SUrPo11'1‘n11s and
Doun1.1-1 T111‘ss1-:s, for the Falling ofthe Bawels,
Prolapsus, and I-Icrniu. They are made of the
best tempered steel, plated with silver, a11d are
reiuarkable l'or their lightness and easy adap-
They have thus far 111ct with
the universal approbation of both Patients and
Physicians, who are unanimous i11 their opinion
that they answer fully everyindication required
or desired iii a S11pporter or Truss ; and that no
further iinprovement could be suggcsted—while
at the same time they obviate all the objections
made to all other Supporters.

Consrzltation. Free.

New York, J1111e 1853. 1y26
New Oyster Saloon.

IIE subscriber would respectfully
. . inform his friends and the pub-

. lic generally, of this and the adjoin-
ing towns, that he has fitted 11p i11 handsome
style a11d opened, at No. 1 Skiddy’s block,
a11 Oyster and Refreshinent Saloon, where may
be fo11nd at all times fresh Oysters, which will
be served i11 any style desired.

Nuts of‘ every description. Almonds, Cake,
Pies, .\':c., &c., kept constantly on hand.

Imported scgars of the choicest brands may
be found here.

He has also fitted 11p i11 sumptuous style in
the second story a Parlor for private parties, &c.

A share of the p11blic patronage is respectful-
lysoliciled. R. S. BL'CK.\'AM. 15

Ready Made Clothing.
IIE subscriber has on hand and intends
keeping a. good assort111e11t of Ready Made
Clothing of all kinds. Also, a. good assortment
of Cloths, Cassimeres, and Vestings, which he
will make 111) to order i11 good style and at
short notice. N. B. Partic11lar attention paid

to c11tti11g.. THOMAS RILEY.

May 3011.11, 1853.

Wlfl would call the attention of the Public
to a New Stock of Ladies’ Traveling
and Fancy Baskets, Port Monies, Tea Bells,
'l‘l1ermometors, fine Scissors, Pocket Knives,

Combs, Brushes, &c. We have also-
Elegant Casters, Imperial Co11rt Plasters [know
And Toys for young Masters and Misses you
Also, Glasses to tell yo11 what passes [stow.
ln veins of the Lasses, who have hearts to Be-
All which can be seen for notlzing and Bought
with very little money, (as we sell cheap,) at
No. 2. Skiddy’s Block, sign of the Red Watch.

\,_

 

Fancy Goods,

TIIE place to get them is at BISSELL’S,

where you will fi11d Ladies’ a11d Gent's
Port Monies fro111 (id. to S5 00; 1-lair, Hat,
Tooth. Nail aml Clothes Brushes; Dressing Ivo-
ry a11d Back Combs; Razors. knives, Scissors,
lland.\[i1'rors. Fancy loxes. Walletts, Pocket

priccslowe1' than can be fo11ud in Norwalk.

Cloths, Cassimeres, &c.

HAVE just opened a splendid assortment

of Cloths, Cassimeres, V estings, &c., select-
ed with special reference to this market, all of
which will be c11t, or made up, in the neatest,
best. and most fashionable styles, at the short-
est notice. Do11’tfo1-get. to call at the Cheap
Cash Tailoring Establishment, No. 3 Skiddyls
Building. C. S. LOCKIVOOD.

March 26th, 1853.

Cheap for Cash.

HE subs.:criber would offer for sale cheap for
cash French and Americaii Window Glass,
all sizes ; rich fancy China and Boliemiau
Ware: fi11eGerman Accordcous a11d Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. GRlFFE’l‘l[.
V E.-\l) & FULMERKS Croton Metallic Fire
.l proof 'Paint.—-’l‘l1is' article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint i11 11se. It is proof against the
action of the weather a11d fire, and is cheaper
than other paints i11 consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, a11d- covering 11111cl1 more sur-

face, twice as 11111cl1 as some. Give it a trial.
I). FINCII, Agent.

HARDWARE.
N extensive assortment, consisting i11 part
of saws, files, chissels, brace a11d bitts,
bolts, tea tr'ays, snuifers, padlocks, :hains,
hinges, butts, vices, guns, sporting materials,
&c,_ for sale by II0l.(.‘().\fB dz Lvox,
A 83 a11d 95 Water street, Bridgeport.

Zinc Paints.

HE subscriber offers a full assortment of the
celebrated Zi11c Paints, comprising snow
white. white, pearl and brown, ground i11 oil,
manufactured by the “New Jersey Zi11c C0111-

pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.

WM. C. STREET.

Wrapping Paper.

BEAMS Straw, Ma11illa a11d-I~lard-

50 ware Wrapping Paper, Cap and Let-

ter Papcr, at mill prices, just received, at
BlSSELL’S.

"Choice and Selected 'I'e_a_s:

CHESTS of Green a11d Black Teas.
4 Cofi'ee and Teas. warranted to please;
inprice and quality, they

defy s11pe1'ioritv.
‘ ters: Fruits of all kinds receivsid

G. 1'1oLu13s &'oo.
cve1_v day at No 1’. Water Street, next door to
J 1’ Haiiford.

carriage Repository-
AT BRIDGEPORT.
HE subscribers have constantly on hand
and for sale, Wholesale and Retail.
’l‘op Buggies.
No Top, do.
Trotting do.
Light Roekaways, and all other styles of
Light Carriages. Call and Examine. I
1:! OLCOMB dz LYON, 83 and 9:3 Water-st.
Bridgeport.

 

Fresh Vegetables,
. FISH, Lobsters, Clams a11d Oys-

TIIE mighty events iii the Worlds’ History,
are recorded ot't by some sculptured do111c
aiid the fame of great heroes and benefactors,
carried down to co111i11g times upon marble tab-
lets—but tl1e “ 01.11 Co.\'.\'1-:c'1‘11‘:1rr” CAs11S'ronr:,
needs 11ot the assistance ot' the sculptor or ar-
chitect to perpetuate its 111e111ory. It needs no
princely dome—-11o mo1111n1eutal pile, no state-
ly pyra111id, whose towering height shall pierce
the stormy clouds and rear its lofty head to
heaven, to tell posterity its famc—or the pres-
ent generation where the great est Imrgain.s' in.
Dry Goods can be obtained!

Ju11e 25th PLATT & NASII.

WANTED.
BOY 16 or 17 years of age, to learn the
Blacksmitli branch of the carriage making
business. One of steady industrious habits, will
meet with good enco11rageme11tby upplyin g im-
mediately to BAR'l‘ltA.\l & W1Lso.\', Redding.

I-AND POI! SALE

Two parcels of Upland and one parcel
of Meadow, with a tine growth of timber on a
part of the meadow, situated 011 and near the
Railroad, a short distance West of Norwalk
Depot. Enquire of IRA FORD.

South Norwalk, June 18, 1853. 4t‘25
" ""L."" '" -".‘.',‘:.:.‘:1 ”- 

 

Books. with every variety of Fancy Goods, at,

 

_v _ ’“ 1 - ‘ .
Danhury 8»: 1\lorv.ra1k,P.ai1 Bead.
SUMMER A_RRANGE.\iEN’l‘. "

011 and after Monday, May 9th, 13:33, Trains
will r1111 daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DANBURY TO SOUTH .1’-Ii‘.-1«':.‘W‘.ALK.
0.05 A. 1\I.—Ar1'ivi11g at South Norwalk at
7.05.1. _\1. and connecting with the 0.1:‘) .\. .11. Ac-
commodation from New Ilavt-.11.

8.05 A. .\l.—Arriving at South Norwalk at
9.05 A. .11., and connecting with the 8.15 A. .11.
Trai11fro111 New Haven, 211111 the 7 A. 7.1. Train
from New York. Passeiigers going East will
take this train. _

. 3.15 P. .\I.—l’assc11gc1's and Frciglzt, arrivmg
at South Norwalk at 5.00 P. .11., co1111octi11g with
the 4.00 P. .11. acc."l‘rain from New llaven, a11d
the 4.00 P. M. ace. ’l‘rai11 from New York. Pas-
sengers going Exist take this train.

SOIYTH N<JR'W'AI.«Ir‘1 T0 D;".NE'IJ'1"&'S.".
0.15 A. M.—Arrivi11g at l)a11b11ry at 10.2.’)
from taking passeiigers from the 8.15 .\. .\_1.
Train A. 3.1., N. Ilavell. and the 7.00 A..11. Train
from New York.

10.35 A. 1\[.—Passe11gers and Freiglit arriving
at Danbnry at 10.2.’) A. M. stoppim; at all Fift-
tions—taking passengers from the 11.35 Ex.
Train. _ _

6.10 P. M.—-Passeiigers only--recc1v111g pas-
sciigers l'ro111 the 4.00 r. .\1. acc. 'l‘1~ain~l'1-o111_v.\e\v
Haven and the 4.00 P. M. ace. from Nu.-\1' ) ork.
stopping at all statioiis. arriving at l)11nl)t1ry at
7.25 r. .11. ]IAR\'l~.‘\' S.\ll'l‘ll. Supt.
Da11b11ry, April 2!), 19:32}.

 

 

N. Y. & N. H. Railroad.
NEW SUMMER ARR.-\.\'GE.\ll~J.\I’l‘.
JIJLY 1.8‘, 181321.

Trains front New’ York.
For ./\"cw Haven.
CC().\lMODA'l‘ION—At T and ll.21'.0 .1. .\1. ;
4 a11d;'1.10 P. .11. The 4 1'. .\I. train is Ex-
pressed to Greenwich. ‘ V
Exrr.1:ss-—At3 .\. .11.; I3 and 5 1-. .\_1. 'lhe .~.
.1. M. train stops at Stamford and Bridgeport;
the 3 r. .11. at Stamford, Norwalk and B1-u1g1--
port; the 5 1-. .\l. at N01-walktand Bridgeport.
‘or Part C/I('.S‘It’l' and ..\"orwul/'.~.
SP1-1(:1A1. .-\(‘L‘O.\l.\l0D_\’l‘l0\' '.l'1:.\1.\'.<—.-\t 8.4-'1
A. .11. and 0.15 1». M. for Norwalk; aml 1.30 and
4.10 P. u. for Port Chester. - _
For Boston, via I-T(zrt_/in'(I_. S])ru1g_fi('/ll and
II/'01-caster. A
ExPr.1-:ss—At 8 A. M. a11d :3 P. M. The .-1. M.
stops on Hartford R. R. at Meriden, Berlin and
Middletown, Ilartford and Springfield. The 0
P. u. at Hartford only.
For Connecticut River and Vermont R. R.
Exrn1~:ss—-At 8 A. M. for White Illouutains and
Montreal. .
For ./1cc0mmoLIat1'07L Tr(1.in.s' of the .7V'ew Hu-
ven, Ilarlfovll, and Spri11g_fieId R. Ix’.
At 11.30 A. .11. a11d 3 P. u. _
For Canal R. R.
At 8 a11d 11.30 A. .\1. Accommodation to New
Haven.
For ./Vew Haven and ./\"ew ,Lumlon. R. R.
At A. .11. to N orwicli, Stoniugton a11d Provi-
dence, and 3 P. .11. to New Londo11 only.
For Hou.s-atonic and ./Vntlgatiu-l.~ R. R.
At 8 A. M. a11d 3 P. M. Express to Bridgeport.
For Danlmry and ./Vorwallr R R.
Acco.\1.\1on.vr1o.\'—At 7 and 8.4:’) A. .11. and 4
P. .11. Express.
Trains to New York.
F ro-m ./\"eu' Ilnverz .
Acco.\1Mo11A'r1ox—At 5.00. 0.0;’). ‘T .30, and
9.35 A. M. and 4 P. M.
ExPnEss——At 1.10 and .‘l.I~’.0 P. M.
From J "orwalk and Port Chester.
SPECIAL Aer:o.\1.\1o1)A'1'1ox trains from
walk—At a11d 11.30 A. _\1. ; fro111
Chester at 5.30 A. M. and 4 P. M.
See large bill of adve1'tisen1ent at the Station
Houses and pri11cipal I-Iotcls.
GEO. W. WHISTLER, J11., Sup’l.
./Vew Haven, Ju.I_1/_. 1853.

Nor-
Port.

 
 

" A 9-0 WA _
WM. 0. STREET
Importer and IV/zalesale and ‘Relax’!
Dealer in
Hardware, Cutlery, Guns,
‘Iron. and Steel, Pm"-n/..v, II/Iizzdozv
Glass, Oils, .5~c.,

No.5. WVazer.s't.

I1.-LS on l1-.u1d,a11d is constantly receiving

direct from the Manut'act11re1's, a large
assortment ol' Foreign and~l)omestic Goods,
embraced under the above de11o111inations suit-
ed to this market which will be sold eitl1er
wholesale or retail at the lowest New York
prices. Among the a:-'sorlment maybe fo1111d
cut a11d wrought nails. locks, latcl1es,b11tts.
screws, hinges, files a11d 1'd..S1).~‘_. carpenters tools
of all kinds, shovels, spades. forks, cords.
lisliiiig-tackle; round, fiat, oval a11d square
iron; round, flat, octagon a11d square steel;
farn1e1's11t.c11- sils, window glass assorted from
lixs‘ to 30x40. lainpand paint oils. paints of all
kinds, varnish, glue, &c.

Norwalk J1111e 0th, 1.55:}.

The Oldest Boot & Shoe
? STORE IN N()RW.»\LK.

TIIE s11b.'-‘c1'il)e1' would infor111 the pub-
lie that he has made very l:1rge additions to his
stock of seasonable .\len‘s and Boy’s Summer
and Winter Boots aml Slices. also every style
of Ladies" Shoes. Rubbers. .\'c.. i11 their season,
which he will sell at the lowest living prices.-—
His work he warrants to wear as lo11_«_-or longer
tl1a11tl1:1t 0l)l.:lllll‘(l at any ollwr s1'ore. am! his
long and s11<'ressl'11l I111.-i11'rs.s~ 1~xpv1~ie11e«- in this
co11111u1nit_v. is the lies! g11:1r:111tm~ he can give
ofl1011o1':1ble a11d 11p1'igl1t alv:1li11;:.

Re'puirin;: of c\'c1‘_v d1‘sr1‘iplio:1. ne:1ll_\' doiie
at short notice.
1"1‘1uli11g.v. of the best qu:1lit_\ :1ud in any
quantity, :1l\\‘:1ys on lmml and for sale. at rea-
sonable 1':1l.1-s lo ll11-1'r:1l'l. .‘.’t1-rt-.:1slu-1‘:-tol'oI'v.
adjoiiiilig J. A. \\'c-oil's. xvesl .\l\lI‘ the liI‘l1l_*.:‘1'.
lll-INll\' ll.\.Vl)l'IS.
Allg. 211, l.\‘.")Ii.

VVILLIAMS 1\’. lllll().\".\‘
. Jmig ‘anion and I«‘on-igzn
cilaulgc ()lli.m-.
No, «l0 Fallon S£7‘(.’(.'l, l\"¢.'w Y0)‘/J, and
I/Vaterloo Rorul, Lire/pool.

The Old BlackStar Linc 0fPi1('.I{0i'S,
Sailing [1uIzct1Iall_1/front Liverpool on the 13!.
61/1, lll/1. llitli, ‘_’lst and 20111 of ear]: month,
and co/11]1risc ll11.*fol_/oIt'.iI1g .s-p/cIuI1'(l 3/lips.

Ex-

Univeizse, Captain Bird, 17()0
Jacob A. Wcstcrvell. lloodle.-:s, 1001)
Wm. Ratllbone, SpcI1CL‘l'.- 120"
'.l‘ico1nl<-1'oga. l5U,V‘l<-‘~ 1300
I'|-inccmii, Russell. .l-lU0
Ircm-, I \\'llll:llJlS. I200
1\linncsol.:1. -'\“U",- N00
Silas-(,.‘rm-111111111. Spt=HL‘&.*l'. 1500
Le\'iall1:u1. Knapp. 1606
Wm. ll. llarlwrk. .\l:11'sl1all. 11300
(my _\1;mm-1-1111;. |"1'ce111un. 1000
Wasliiiiglon. |’:15."*‘. ‘-“'00
l*I11te1'prisc. l''lll1li. “'00
.-\berdeen. liuapp. 1000
lticliard Alsop. Smith. 1000
._\‘ia.«_»_~;n-11, Sniitll, 100!)
Dewitt. Clinton. l"unk, 1300
Marniiou. lladlr-_v. I000
Sumliisky. Borland. 1200
Owl-go, I l11l1bard. 1.300
Robert Kelly, ;'f‘-a1'sto\\'. H00
New Ship. .~.'d\v:11'd.s, 17.30

Tlicse Ships are the most 111ag11ilic'.‘11t that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Cuptains_, fa111ed for their 11a11-
tieal skill and kind treat111c11t to en1igra11ts ; aml
their acco111111odatio11s for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Stcerage passeiigers, are vastly superior to
those of any other Line.

'l‘l1e Ship-‘s allowance ol' provisions co1np1"1ses
tlonr, oat-meal. bread pot:1to1~s, peas or bea11s.
rice a11d vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
sengers 011cc or twice a week during the voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
adult, and l1alfallowa11ec l'or cl1ildre11under 12
years; a11d in addition to the -.1bove, a f11rtl1er
allowance, according to :1 late act of the llrit-
is-rh parlia111e11t. two oz. tea. half lb. sugar. aml
half lb. iiiolasses, to each adult, weekly, with
three quarts water daily. in all cases where
any of the persons paid for decline coming out_.
the f11ll passage money is returned without any
deduction.

Persons residing iii the country that desire to
send n1o11ey to their frie11ds iii the (lid Country.
and wisliing to save time, and expense, ca11
have it done iii a satisfactory. aml correct nn111-
11er, by enclosing by l'ost.loll1e subscribers.
the sum they wish to send, with the name a11d
address of the party who is to receive it, when
‘a draft 011 the nca1°1.-st l$ra11ci1 to their residence
will be forwarded by the lirst steamer with as
n111cl1 p1111et11ality as if the person sending it was
present, a11d a receipt ret11r11ed for tl1c money
by next n1-ail.

New Goods.

OCKET Cutlery 1, ‘Z, 3 and 4 blades new

patterns, :1. large assortinent; Fisl1i11g
Tackle, of the most approved quality; Pru-
ning Knives, grass hooks, pruning shears. sick-
les, garden trowels, pate11t gate hinges u11d
ketches, &.c., just received and for sale by
WM. C. STREET.

L0(3KWO0D’S.

WOODEN Ware, Rope, &c.. at

NEW MG AND,
" ORTATI

J-‘;t'U'ol1‘inil1i;111 Hall, __2_8-1 Gra

tlmu at. any Ul.ll('1‘ estublisl1111e11t. -'

S.

.3 co Parr-.'.a1"s.rr£i1i1.~z'.z-an I

Not to p'o1'k upon the
Ra-"i1 R0 ad!”

hit to purcliase their 1 l
l

dB‘iil0El%lE§ A

At the CIIEAP CASH STORE. "of the s11bsci‘i-
ber. whcrc'a saving is made sullieient to pay for 
ten miles travel. Call and prove the truth at l
GEO. W. :~€._l[iTIl'S. 
South Norwalk, Aug. ‘Id, 185:}. - ' '

 *

Ef'_'yo1.11 "BS/I£3E3I'.." , '3
any m'z‘~z'c/c n])pe7'l/zi7i2'/zg to "(lie
Sm‘l(l/cry and Ifarness bzzsi
ness made in the ,best ‘
manner sold at a
fair prqfi't,.qn'(l '
PVa7'rant'e(l_.

1111..-Bi'0sirAN’s.

\Vl1o has now ‘on hand, the
largest and best assortment eve_r
ofered in this County. and
which are to be sold at prices de-
fying competition. Call and see
for yourselves; '
Norwalk, Jan. lsl. 

 

 

HE s11bscriber gratcfiilly acknowledges the
liberal patronage bestowed on l1'11'n the past‘
live years by the citizeus,of tl1is,and the adjoin-
tng towns,"aud would i11forn1 them that he has
coiistantly an 1111111,! :1 large assortment‘ of .
Saddles, Hamoss, T ram/.'.s', Vall-
ses, U7/zaps, Ca//pet
Bags, cyc. _ A
which he will sell n111cl1 less than ca11 be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of materials are
always used a11d perfect satisfaction guarantied
on all work executed at this cstablislunent, or
the money ret11rncd. ‘ . ~ .. 
jar?" We have now 011 hand and are 1naki1_1g
11p to ordes. se‘ve1'al,sr-tts of veryliglitarid tasty
double and single HJIR./VESS, which will be
found superior i11 ncatness, and beauty ‘of finish
a11d workmanship. to anything ever cxliibited
in this market l1et'o1'e."?73?§i~; -
Syirtrilzl a(lcI1t4'.u)1. paid In R."p_ai_rin_g’, w/iicli
will (I/I1-a_1/s be I/0Il€ at I/ze\Sl117rl(-.vt_
1101212’, and in the nealml
nummrr. .

fie.-.’7§?'\“J11st call and see yourselves.

F. BRADLEY,
I'uder Conn. Hotel.

lS5.‘l, Aug. 9.
Irliénn warmfrousnl.

0YiillS F-lEl.0&C0

Conunission Merclhants,
No. 11 Cliff Street, New York.

.-1n1~:so1.1-1 A(:E_\"l‘S Ix 'ru1~: 1'.\'11'1~:n STAT!-IS 1-‘on
Muspratt's Superior Bleucliiiig Powder.
Victoria Mills Celebratr-d Writiiig Papers;
Russell S11peri_o1' . "_. . ‘*_
Genesee “ "' Printing "'
Rawlins &. Son’s English Tissue “
First. quality of Fre11cl1 L'lt.1‘a111arine Blue.
They are also Agents for the principal Pa-
per )l:1n11fact11re1's i11 this eount1'_y, and offer for
Sale by far the most extensive a11d desirable
stock of Paper and Paper .\la1111l’acturer's Mate-
rials that can be bought i11 this or any other
country. ,

They occupy the large and commodious
Warehouses, No. 11 Clit'fStreet, No. .58 Clitl‘-st..
No. 1.\‘.-3 C111-istoplier-st._.and the Lofts over the
1;u'g-c Iron Stores. 7 and 9 Gilli‘ Si1'£‘€t. I’

'I‘l1ei1' b11si:1(-ss is strictly wholesale, and Wri-
tiiig Papers are sold by the Case only.

’l‘l1eir o.\'l1':10rdi11:11'_v facilities enable them
to olfer all Goods, both Foreign and Doincstic,
at the lowest possible prices.

l’:1p¢-rm:1de to o1'der. any size or wcigl1t.—-
Lila-ral adv-aiices made on consignments of P_a-
]u'I‘.l’:lpC1’)I:1l{t31"S stock, a11d other n1e1‘cl1an-
1ll'I.t‘.

'|‘l1e highest market price paid in cash for
all kinds ofllags. nl-lmli’.

‘,1 Y old friends and the public_ ge11e'r:1lly,
A will please remember that I a111 always
on l1a11d, at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of the
Red Watcl1,ready to Repair their _Watches. En-
grave" Spoons. Coffin-Plates, &c.. and am always
very grateful for their patronage and shall e11-
deavor to do my work faithfully and at short
notice. ' ’ ' ' -L. CLARK.

 

New Books. ' -

‘ A.\I continually making additions
already large and. valuable collection .of
school and .\[iscellaneous Books. My stock of
books ‘is 11ow eomple e. and includes Blank
books; Fools-cap Letter, and Note paper ; En-

to my

velopes, Slates ‘ &c.. &c., which my peculiar
facilities will enable me to sell cheapcr’tl1an
they can be bought for at any other store in
this vicinity.

' _f/.-‘-1"?" Books of all ki11ds. bound in a neat and
durable style. at c_\'trn1ely low rates. and satis-
far-tio11 g11ara11teed. _-\.SELI,l-jC[{_

Norwalk, May 30th, l85E’..'

Cari-1age_ _ Manufactory ?
 At Soul/L cl\"07"urr1[/.'.

._'ljll.Ig‘ subscribers would .announce that tliey
have made extensive additions to their (751 1'1'i-.1,-_-'1-‘
Factory. and 2110 11o\v prcparcdto execute all
orders iii the li11e o'ftl1ei1'b11si11css. in ll1e_\'«-1'v
best manner a11d at reasonable 1':1tr-s. All '11. ork
do11e by them will be u~a‘rra,71lml..an(ltl1ey;:1r1~ E
co11fi<le11t,l,l1at they can s11ccessf11lly ‘é<)11‘ipe.tc '
with any other estalilishiuent-in the constrnctioii
oftastef11l Ca1'riag1.-s ol'z111y‘st_vlc.

Rqzrriz-iiig, will be done as l1e1'ct0fore, 11e:1t-
ly, clicaply, and at short. notice. (‘us/1 will
be paid for all kinds of Carri'age tiniber a11d
stock. '

 

QUl.\'T.\RD, S-IIITII & CQ. 1y'l2

New Goods Every Wee1:_!

P1711011.-XSING our Goods every week with
the cash. and lmving been long acquaint-‘ _

ed with the 111a1111fuet11ri11g blisincss, we know

we can afford to sell goods on as 1'7.-:1.-oiialile

terms as can be bouglit. iii the country or city.

Go to DlSl3ROW'S an(l.sec.

A BARGAIN. ,» 
__ Tl-I E s11bscriber would like to ‘ ‘
dis] ise of a s111all place consisting of ~

about 9 acresofland, with I.l0llS(.', Bar11_. .lc.,
tlicreou, with a large variety of li11e fruit,..eon- ,
sisting of Apples, Peaches, Pears, Plnmbs, 
Currants. Gooseberries', the. Terms easy." .-\l-,
so, one three year old Horse Colt. (hard to be ;
beat in-these diggin_.':s.) or wo11l.‘Yexcl1angc for ;
a first rate pair of Working Oxen. . i
1-lll{A..\I B.~LO_NG. I

 

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Wilton. July lst, 1853.

Feed, Feed.
l-IE subscribers keeps constantly on hand 1
every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,
and no growling. Give us a call.

1
1

 

HOLMES & co. '

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" 'a‘‘'..'. . .v.— . , .;
%\~'l‘ll,\.\'Cll<lR5' E‘!-“‘.l'"'h‘ the cily Ol 39"" I ‘”'k d‘"""»‘;' “'9 5'"“1=1"I' and Fall. willfind an assort-
L mom" ot"l)R\ COOl)S unequalled l_1_v»an_v house In the City. and 11“, p,_.cu]gm- fiwimy 0;: Im-
p:11'tl11fr|mSS(1$:se(l by the arlvertisei-s.'will ena-_hle them to sgll a1,_ R,1j1‘,\[L M, m,,,.(, lmeml terms,

' th‘a‘n to purchase of Agents without an opportu-

. sensations, and given up by their physician, be

’ CE.» [I

‘1‘rr Ware. Plated (ioods. Port-inonnaies, Combs,

Root, &c.
_'(.‘rea111. &c.. Vanilla. Lemon, Rose, Orange

propose to open during the present week,
new and complete stock of Lamps, Flower Va.
. 111,1‘, ses,&c..\vl1icl1 will be sold as all o11r Goods are

Skiddy's Block,

production ol'L1:Mo1vAm~:.

' “‘“' 1' ’-““"'7‘»"v'~1'=2?.-..~m981

sohmsaoooos
 G17’ 1853,

“d‘5“'€.t‘t. -. - - New-York.

.3». rvrfin.--r-o1.$1rz.'a 41. co.,
-I’7’l"”"=5"“a -707’71.C7V-V (in/Z Re/aliens‘.

 

 

5._,___:: nasal‘.

.1‘. RI. Sm.='.i‘.h’s- marble Yard,

./\"mr L719 Bridge, ./Vorwallr, Conn.
3 El ’UILC HRAI. .'1lo1111111e11t.-' and Grave Stones
of every va1-iety, ofpatteras. and ofthc most

skilful wo1-kmansliip. The best a;~:sortment of
American and 'l“orr-igzi Mai-lile, kept con.-;ta11t,ly
on liand. ' " "’
P(_erso:1s wishing to procure Monuments or any
kind of Marble \\_'ork;-‘. are invited to Call and
give a personal i11.-pr-ction of his 'n1ate1'ial and
wo1°k1nansl1ip. as this will be more satisfactory

nityiof testing the quality of the article con-
tracted for. - '-
‘ its.-_.. The Lettei-ing: and Oriianiental work is
executed by an experienced workman, a11d can
warrant it to give entire satisfactioii.

Aug. 2, 1853.

.

-— . Boctor Yourself! .
" The Pocket /E'.sculap7':us.' __
_Eve1§_v one his own ' '

PHYSICIAN.

 

Engraviiigs, showing Diseases and Malfor-
n1atio11_s_ of the human System i11 every shape
and t'orm. To which is added a Treatise on the
Diseases of Females,- being of the highest impois
tauce to married people or those contemplating
marriage. By WlLl.lAM YOUNG, M. D. Let
no father he asl1a11n~d to preseut_a _copy of the
AJSCITL.-\l’lI,7S to his child. It may save him
from an early grave. Let no young man ._or
woman enter into the secret obligations of mar-
tied life without reading the POCKET 1ESCU-
LAPIIIS. Let no one s11ll'er from a hacknied
Cough, Pain in tl1c,Sidc, restless nights, nerv-
o11::,feelings, a11d the whole train of Dyspeptic

another 111o1nent witl1o11t consulting the ./ESCU-
LAPIUS. 'lIave the married, 01' those about to
be n1a'1‘1'ic(l, any impediment, read this truly
useful book, as it has been the means of saving

very jaws of death.
 Any perso11 sending Twenty-17‘1've cents

this work by mail, or five copies will be sent for
O11c Doll_ar. Address [post-paid.]

DR. WM. YOUNG.
1y.5l ’ No. 152 Spruce Street, Philadelphia.

Lime.
100 Bbls. of Lime for sale by T. L. PECK.
Timber and Laths
AT SOL’_TH _NORWALK.

350,000 Plastering Laths.
350.000 Feet Pine a11d Spruce Timber.

by .
South .\'orwalk, A11g. 2, 1853,

' ' ,’sp1§I.aiE"noES.

Old Connecticut, One Price Cash Store.
PLATT .1: NASH.

.1151 n1—:.1AG 
ll.li’PiNESS Aft!) COMPETENCE.

\\'HY IS IT 3

That we behold many"fe111'ile=,osc:\rre in the meridian oflife
broken iii and spin-i1.< “hit a I‘.l)nl||lICa!I0ll of diseases
and ailinents, |leprl\‘iu:.' the-111 o1'1l1e-power for 1119 enjnyinenr

' -u 1- .-._l In-:1l:l1.bunv1ncy ofspirits.

1~11:;rm-at-11. Edition, with One Hundred ‘

thousands ot' unfortunate creatures from the

encloserl in a letter, will receive one copy of

10,000 Pine Piekets just rec’d and for sale
- THOS. L. PECK. ‘

 sP1.1:xI11n assortment of Ge_nt’s, Ladies;
and Childrens’ Summer Hose, just opened
and going" off like dew before the sun, at the.

 

IS53_
MEALI-O’S

Coup de la I-lllode ;

OI"_tl1o_ Suinnu.-1: -Season—-of the newest style,
ta.~h1on and finish, of the most elegant and
approved bea11t1f11l (lescription of

‘ _ amv-r'z'.'::mn1v’s HA-rs;

Also, a general and extensive assortment. as
well as variety of ' ~' -'
1VII:N’S AND BOY’8 GAPS.

at his Old and 10111! established fashionable Ston-

Cpmer if Broadway; and Canal
Streets, near the . Nequ Ilaq,-en
Rail Road Depot.

His establishment has been’ greatly enlarged
and vastly improved, so that he now re-opens
his Store. with the enlargement required by the
increase of his business.

1113 EATSSARB CHEAPER

than can be bought in-any other establishment
in the United States, when the delicacy ofcon-
to11r, Style, Grace, Elegance, Material, Finis},
and mute ensmzb/1', are properly considered.-—
He begs leave to assure the Public that it is be-
cause he isprogressive as aMechanic and.-xrtist,
with the spirit of the age-—,beca11se he leads in
the fashion of the season, is master of his busi-
ness in all its l)ranches, and because heis deter-
_m_mcd not to he excelled. by any Hatter in the
S’ 011111. that he is enablctl to offer the, man of
‘*‘-“'-‘.- 03 Well as the gt-ntlrinaii of fashion, such
“ -‘“D“1‘lJly fashionable llatl as really and indis-
p“t“blY may with pride be called 1

llleal-io’8lc02q) de la Mode .' ;

__.

Trees

 AT TH I‘: SOUTH —N()R\V,\LK

. , Nnnsnnv. %
V .. H1” l"'°|"‘lf*.l0rs wish to-cnlll the atteu.
"0" Of 1l|“l\‘ customers and ‘the ‘iublir
I50 their Choice Stock of fr11it and lornainental
trees consisting op\;‘DP1fl, pea}, plum, cherry.
peach, apricot, quince. strawberries, goosebep-

_ rics. white blackberries and black Naples cur-

‘rants.

_ .\'orway spruce, white pine, balsom fir. Amer.

ican spruce, -arbo_1-itas. weeping.“-mow, hm._,£__

chestnut, mountain ash.

Also, the new or pure Red Antvvm,’ Which;

we warrant, and hold ourselves responsible for

its being the pure plant. ' ’

GEO. SEYMOUR .1: Co.

_.7'.-.-.?' IV e wish to call particular attention to

our ltrge stock, (being the largestjn the State )

of dwarf pears of 30 or 40 choice varieties. ’

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-NOR ALK, HA'l‘.
‘ Cap andrur Emporium.
'1}_IE Sl1l>.~'c1'ibers having removed to No
2Skuldy’s Block, would say, that they haw;
Just made very large additions to the former
stock, of new and lashionable goods i11 their
11110. W0111t1 n0w.call the attention of the public
‘a'9l19*'31lY: to the great advantages which they
{re enzliblcd to offer over: their. competitors in
iflorwa k. Conl1ning_the11' wl1ole,.__attention to
V 11s onekbranch of nus111ess,they feel’ that they
can _ma 0 purcliases and secure a. much better
quality 91 goods, than those comparatively
unacquamted with the lmsiness. We have
now 011 hand a. line assortment of HATS. just
suited to the season and the wants of the com-
mnnity.—For further part1cnlars.jnst drop in
and examine for yo11rselves, at No. 2 Skiddy'g
Block..\lains'treet. RANDLE &PLATT. ' I

PAINTING, GLASING AND

P011?!‘ Hmzging Establishment.

HE subscriber has taken the Store recently
‘ occupied by Messrs. Randle & Platt. and
l1)a.-1 opened an extensive‘ and general Oil, Paint,
1 amting a11d Glasiery Depot. House. sian,
Plai11 and Ornamental Painting. Gilding. .113.-.
blin g. Graining. &c., done witlI'11eatness.'eheap-
ness and (le;-‘patch. Also, Banners. window
shades. designs, &c., skilfully painted to order.
He will also keep ‘on hand a general assortment
of Paints. Oils, &c., which will be sold whole-
sale or by the pot, with the loan of brushes.-
Special attention paid to Paper Hanging. dc.
By a punctual fulfillment of all engagements.

 

share of public patronage.
_ GEORGE MARVIN.
1\orwalk, Aug. 9th, 1953 mg.

Silver and Plated Wares.
‘ ‘TE have a large supply of Silver Spoons
' of all kinds. (we know they are pure as
co111_.) Butter Knives and Beefl-‘orks: also every

of lile at an .'1*.'1_‘ \v _ _

And l131Ip_v se-re11u_\_' ofn1ind,: sing from a cuudiiiuii ofheallb.

should he 311*:-nl-111111111.-11.
.\'l:1uy ofthe 1:ans'esof her sutl‘eriu_-_'s :11 lIrst—perl1:1|1s years

brl-11v.j.|n-rl1u-.~ «lurin 11 no.1. IH'Illt‘ firs! years ofn1arri1ze—-

\\ me 111 their origin 5: 1'-.:h1as1o [1a:\<1n111nKi1:ed. and ofconne

11e:;lrctenl. '

 

 

I.\' A l"'l‘El{ YEARS,

\Vheu (oo_la:e to he bcneliuerl by our IUl0\\’It‘\I1{t‘. we look
lurk and mour11.mul 12:19: the full coxisequences of am
i-.'1:orauqe.

What would weimt olzen -.'ive1o possess. in early life, the
l:uo\vle1l;:e he obtain 111 ‘er years! And win: days and
ui~,.'E1:s ol'.111:11i-l1 ue mi : not lure been spared. if the
kiioulerlze \v.1sti1u:-Iypos. ssed. It is

DIEL.-\NCflOLY AND ST.-LI{TLI.\'(i

'_l‘o behold the siqkuess and suffering endured bv u1.1n_v a \v_ifr
tor rrpiv yen-s. tr_on1 _r.111.<es silnplr :u11I_co11t1oll3blr. E35lI_\'
1.-111r.l1ed—orbe1zer snll.—not 1110111-red.11every

, RVIEE AND BIOTHER

_l'os<rs.=eu|1l1e iiiforxnatioxi contained in: little volun1:,(wi1h
Ill 11:: re;.1:l1 ol all) \\lncl1 would spare 1o herself

YEARS or mrsmnr.

And to her l111sl‘a:1nd the eonsmir mil and anxiety of mind.
niec-ssaril,v dev v1u:.: upon him from sickness ol the wife.
\\'iIl1oI1! -.:i\'in:: him the opp.-r111nitvof acquiring 1h111 com
pen-ace which his rxtrllmls are entitle and the possession
of which would seem: 1he l1:1p11i11ess of himself. wife. and
children. _ .
. _ _

SECUI{E THE IIIEANS OF HAPPINESS
llylmr-m11i112i11Ii1u: possessed of the kno\vled;ze.1l1c want
:1! which lr.1.< coursed lhe sickniess and poverty of 1ho11sa11ds

I11 view of such co11.~eq11r11ce<. no wife or muiher is elcu
snlile ifshc neglect to avail herself of that knowledge in
1':-spccctoluersn-|t', \\l1i.-h would .<p.«1re her much su tferiug. be
the _nl€.'I:1S of liappiuess and prosperity to her lnisband. and
co:1l,er11-.1131: her children ilmt blessing above :-1ll|u‘ice—l1e:1l1l1y

_ s. \\‘I{II hr.-altluy Inimls. T1131 knowledge is coulaiized in
a little ‘.\'nrli'k‘11KiLl(’(l

TH 1-: MARRIED WOMAN’S
‘P1'iva'Ie llledical Companion.

nv ‘on. A. M. 1ll’AURICEAU,
FIIOFESSDIK OI-'~ DISEASES 0Fi“'03lEf<'.

’ 0111- Hu-11dredth Edition. lSma., pp. ‘$50. Price, 50 m
[on via: 1-Av,i:11, I!x'l"'..\ IINDING, S1 00.]

 

_, First published i11 1847, and it is not ‘
SURPRIZIXG OR \VO‘NDEl{l“UL,

Consldcrlipg that EVERY FEMALE.
‘LIHETIIER 111.-\RRIED OR NOT, can In-re
ncqnlre ll full kllowledge of the nature,
char-n‘¢:ter,a|ul causes of her complaints.
with ‘the various syznptolnl, and that
nearly
HALF A MILLION COPIES

should have been sold.

is iunpraetieable to convey fully the various subject:
Lreatpd oi. as llieynre of a 1151:1111: strictly intended for tho
1mu'_r1ed, or those contemplating marriages, but no fem“;
lIt‘SIl'0ll$ nl_e11,|py111'.:,lu:al1h’, and that beauv. ‘.-consequeul u on
In-:1ltl1. which is so 1.-o.m.l11c1ve to her own happiness and 1 ml
of her llnsluunl, lull culier has or will obtain 11 as ha‘: or w‘
every luixslnaml \\hol1as1helo\‘e and affecti(‘I1‘of his wife an
l1ea.r:.or1l1at of his own pecuniary improvelneut.

UP“'2\RDS 0F,0NE IIUNDRED
' ‘_ sA.vn copnss
!~l11v$~!-1-‘mu SE3-"1' BY IVIAIL within the last few month;

CAUTION _TO THE PUBLIQO

BE, NOT DEFRAUDED;

Buy no book unless “ Dr. A. 11. -
Liberty Street, N. Y." is on the titleipngt1:mI1‘111:cteliI¢?' 129
.11 ll1e Clerk‘s Office on_the back of the titlapage Fgng
‘buy only of res eclnblc and honorable dealers, 0f,gel]:d
by mail.‘ and u tzllress to A. _M. _Mauricean, “men,
pi;3h€p11r1ous an sun'ept1t1oul infringements of copy.
LET EVERY’ \Vll-‘E AND H
. PONDERX “slum”

THOU-

No €Xl‘.I..I§.e for Iwnornnce W):
is Mlserylo tlngdse we hbld neennrI§I':3rIlae'::-e
and when to dispel our Ignorance In with:
In our reach.

'l‘o enable every one to decide upon the indie en
sable qzeceasity of possessing a copy. and that no gym;
or mother need remain uninformed upon the man
causes, which, sooner or later, are destined to mnkz
. fearful ravages upon her henlth,unless guarded a ainst,
and that no C0llSl(IL‘l':ll.c and affectionate husban haw
cause to upbraid himself with ne lect of the welfare’
"of his wife—11 pamphlet of thirty-six pages, containing
/all 7‘z'tle-page and Indea: of Conte11t.»z, together with
’ extracts from the book, will be sent free of charge in
jgnhpf the United States, by addressing, posppajd’

Wlnenu Knowledge Is Happiness, ’tl; cu]-
. pgbly to be Ignorant.
. fit?‘ O11 receipt of One Dollar (for the flue Edi
hon. extra bindin ) “ THE M.-\ItRlED WOhlAN»s
PRIVATE .\~11«;o1oAL CO.\Il’ANl0N” is sent (mailed
‘I-ee) toany p.’1rt. of the United States. All letters must
ost-pgaég, I\zI1ddr13“.§se(}l‘ £‘otDr.x-’21l;l_.\'l!‘._ MAURI.
- «-‘-.ow o'.1'. u
No.1‘29 I.ibert_vS1reet, New ‘York.’ 15 mg Omce’

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‘TILL Water runs deep. they say; if you
want anything in the Watch, Jewelry. sil-

l:rusl1cs,a1ula variety of Faiiey Goods, go to
DlSBROW'S.

OOl’ER'Slsi11gl:1ss, White and Red Gela.

line,l<‘ari11a.Coru Starch, Tapioca, Vermu.
(;t'll:l., Maccaroni. Sago, Pearl Barley, Arrow
l£xt1'ncts for flavoring Jellies. Ice

Flower \\'-.1ter. Cinn:1mon. &.c., at
Bl“Sl~.‘Llr'S Cheap Drug Store.

kind of Plated Spoons. Forks. Knives. I.ac_lle.-.
&c.. all neatly engraved without‘ charge. and
warrentcd. CHAS. E. DISBRUIV.

To HOIlSe_keepers_

, LLE.\’. MEEKER & CO. vr.3~,;1,1 give notice
- to lions:-keepers. both old and 3:011:13 .-
also. to those who expect soon to b«.>-cc-me .=u51..
that I59.“ have this dav received an extensive
asst-1'11uen: of

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II ooden and II 2./{arr II are.
togetlier w1tl1 an addition to their ‘.1lI‘€':hl_'\‘_l.:1T_:P
stock or crocker_v. glass and ‘ earthen ware. all
or \\'ll1L'll will be sold on the 11105: fav«:~I‘.1ble
terms. Give us_ a_ call. and ensure to from-
selves good I);‘lI‘_‘_".1lIIF.

.\Iarcl1 21st. 1953.

Ladxes’ Vests.
., ‘ RICH assortmen of'Ladie's V.~.:ts_ .-all
- ‘quick. or they‘ll be gone. so great. is :11.»
rush at the Old Connecticut One Price L‘.-7:72
Stow PLATT & .\'As,n.

Hajriiware, Cutlery,

Iron, Steel, Paints and Oils!
‘I-‘INCH has now on hand one of the
. most extensive and well selected assort-
ments of foreign. domestic and building hard-
ware. cutlery. iron. steel. paints. ‘oils. l‘re11t~h
and Anieriean window gl;r\<—as<erted S1Zc.\‘.
agricultural implexnents. hay cutters. corn
sliellers, &c.. all of which he will sell at prices
defying competition. Also, every .lg5¢ripfi,-.3
of carriage liardware. felloes. hubs. spokt s.
laces. lini11gs,_pate11t leather. .\'c.. all of which
he sells upon the principle of "su1:1ll profits ami
ready sales." __

The subscriber is also agent for the sale oz‘
Buswell-‘s ./I11"/m-nl Pa1’n!,'wl1ieh is proof :1_::1i11st
tire. water a11d weatlier. and 1111cl1-.111g~.1hle in its
color, aml is the best, cheapest and xiiost 1lu1‘a-
ble niiueral paint now i11 use. 111 fact. our as-
sort1ne11t comprises a variety and exteiisiveiiess
that would batlle a detailed description. and we
therefore would respectf11ll_v invite the public
to call uml examine llieinselves. . 4.3

NORWALK BMPORIUM I

1'fi2?\—£5..I
Csmrs. ifinocxgm, .
PROVISIONS, FRUITS,
Vegetables. r‘ish of all kinds.
clams, Oysters, &c.
As good as the umrket affords. eoiistamly to be
found at the well known estal_1lisl1111e11t ot
_ ALLEN, MEEICER A‘ CO.
_,;’1’_-T?" Goods of the above description l'.‘C(‘I\'l‘tI
dn1'l_1/. and for sale at wholesale and retail on
the most f~.1vorable terms.

NEW ARRANGEMENT?‘
 Change of Day_

IIE Steamer PACIFIC, C.-\P’l‘. Dl£.\l;\l0.\'.

- will on and after Saturday. July 23d. 155:1
leave .\'orwalk every '.l‘11esd:1y. 'l'l1ursda_v ami
Saturday 111o1'11i11gs. at ‘eight o’clock. uml (‘ath-
uriue Slip, -.\'cw York. every Molnluy, Wed11e.~'-
day a11d I<‘rida_v mor11ing, at 12 o'clock. .\I.

l*‘reigl1tsof all kinds carried 011 reasonablt
terms. Application to be made to the .\'orwall.
Packet ollice.

 
 

 

WANTED.

NY of our subscribers who have read lln
Gazette ot'T11esday, 12th inst., and do no
lll‘eser_ve them, would greatly oblige 11s if they
would return them to our otlice. Our hditioi
has been entirely exhausted aml several of o11
Dfltroiis are very desirous to obtain a copy.

Just Arrived.
LARGE stock of Pen and Pocket KllI\‘(‘.‘.

 

4 Scissors, &c., at the new Jewelry Sum-
No. 2 Skiddyis Block, Sign of the Red Walcl.‘
COMPLETE set of 1\Iitchell’s Outline \f-1 .
They may be seen at this ofiice, ‘ ‘ pi i’
DOUBLE and single barrell Guns and Pia.
W13: W95: Shot pouches, powder tlasks.&(:.

ron SALE CHEAP.
Guns, Pistols, &c.
1'01‘ Sale by WM. C. s'r1un«:r.

Lamps, Flower, Vases, &c.

N additio11 to our extensive assortnient
ofWatcl1cs, Jewelry and Fancy Goods. we
:1.

Please remember to call at No. 2
Sign of the Red Watch.
CLARK.

or1«.'1i1_o'u 1.n.\1o.\' SUGAR, prepared from
the best. quality ot' Lemons, for the instant

very cheap.

11:11‘: s_11li‘scl1;1ber would call the attention of
fiifi I ele m In rtants of Norwalk and \'icinity,_l::
Q8; £3111 ant extensive assortinent of Cl11na V:.
-q -: o Iemran Glass Ware and Pariau Ware.-
;_on1e ('iI'htIl0§8 are of the most beautiful descri]
lions. e selections of Watch and Jewel Stand
, 311*“! Marble Vases, and Bohemian Glass War
is as large as can he found in any store-—nc..
even excepting N. Y. The subscriber engage :1
to sell his articles lower than can be purchased
"1 ‘"13’ City store. T. B. GRIFFITH,

South Norwalk.

Prepared by W. E. BISSELL.

 

FANCY Basketts, Wagons and Willow Wan
all kinds, at

LOCKWO0D’S.

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