'.'f:. .1 .~,l ll-
l".ll r-.-- Ii.
mill-'1-~st~l’
I
W)‘.
storal '°v'i_s,if.
The clillrcliiiilil s0cict_v of the Rev. ‘Mr. Hill. propose
muking him :1 llonutiou visit at the Mctlimlist Cllurrll,
South Norwulk, on W6-«lne.-xduy I-Ivmiing. Feb 8th, should
Jhc, weather prove :;form_v, it -will be‘ postponed fill the
maxi. fair evening. . '
:
._- U 5 " , —-—--—...__.....__...-...
1'-?x_'rr:.\'.u\I-:C.\arm‘ 'l‘a.e.on.—A gl?U!CI;:1i lhu interior of
thr-_spucious cprpet warehouse ofHiram A—n:.ls.ersr.~n, .\'o.
Bowery, New‘ York, is sufficient to satisfy any one of
the ext_raordinury enterprise and energy of that muster
IPIFI1 "I11!" carpet trade. In the \vl:0ln r-.it_v. tl1croi.~‘Il0
S‘"‘'" “'“l' l'”“"U3_|i-‘l so full, complete and couiprelwnsive
an u.-'sortment«o.f(-arpeting, oil cloth.-, rugs. mats, mat-
‘ ting, druggets, table-covers, and other gnu-.l.s connected
. with the carpet-hllsiness. llis present stock embraces all
the latest st_vk-is ofthe rich and (‘lflgillll fabrics of Eng-
land, inrludin‘,l_r .\lns:iic and .‘.led-.-.llion \l<‘.-'Il;llS. and the
mag-nifitcv-n1 ~-.'-e1\ ;-1‘-1._1,...,.-1,-in.» ever imported to this coun-
try. ln"Hru',~:si-l<_‘ three ply. and ingr-.uu'-‘. .\lr. Antler.-:01)
has the fullest sup;.l_v : and on the .«---r«' of qllflllll‘ and
low“;-i.,(.§ ¢1,.,,11,.,,g...-_ ,1 cnmpni-i.<on with :m_\' other stock
in the nuuI:t.l'_v. ’l‘lu.- inunr-zniiy of hi.-: trade enables him
to afford all styles and qulllifies of carpets, at (1 lower
rnteltihaiz other :1.-dlcr.-t : andliousf-l:ev.';-ers \\'illfindgre:1t
udvuutuge in making their pure-ha.-zes at 99 Bowery.
where the most diversified tastes may be gratified at the
‘same time that due rcgzml is paid to the pi-inniple cg
economy. The amount that may be saved to a family.
, by confining purchases of‘:-zxrpeting goods to this estab-
lishment, will never be realized until a visit is made to
it, amla cmnp.~m.-on instituted between its prices and
IIIOV.-'9 at other .~:furw:.
Tm UU.\”.Vl~.'('l'lL'l"l‘ Cosmos School. JOL‘l{.\'AI.——ll:lS assu-
med :1 new shape and is now issued ulun1hl_v in p:un~
plilef form, and is under the Editorial supervision of lion
)lgnr_v Barnard, and some nine or ten other gentlemen of
similiar stamp 11 is of course an organ of the Common
&‘hoo| interests of t.l1e.'State and will no doubt do valieul
service in this field of noble enterprise to which it is de-
vufod, price one dollarper year. which should be x‘(-“lit.
fed to bf B Perkins, business lfiditor llartford
H_ulloivi1y's Oinlm-3nf and Pills, E_1/iciu-[nus Ii‘¢~nmIle.-_I'4-7.
the curcqf Bad Legs and General. DcbiIz’.‘_:/ of the S_r/slam-
Mrs Gibbon, 31, Baily-street, N(‘“'CIlSll8~(lll ’l‘ync, had
been ll. sufferer for a considerable period, fl-mu ulcers in
her legs, which were so badtlmt. slw \v:l:-' nlnmst incapa-
ble 05 Walliing, consequently her lienllb lJ(‘!':‘.\llC very
much ixnpnirudf She tried many r.~m---ll--s without deri-
ving any benefit. : at the silggesfi-iii of «-lhm's, who had
been cured by I-Iollowup's Ointment and l'ill.-‘, she cnm_
menccd using them, by which means her legs were sound-
l_v cured, and her lieulth completely re-estnbli.-zllcd.
.'?iu—nuien onithe 22:1 -inst. by Rev. 31: hint.-at Hanford
5199“? t0_'MIss Susan Ann Colc-s both of thin place
__ .19 Wilton, on the 24th inst.., Martliu Elizabeth, dough
for of Isaiah Keeler, aged 31.
.\lso,_on,the '2’i,th in.-zt., Darius llusco aged about 58.
ln'.tlna‘town, on tho '.1_5th inst, Marquis Lockwood,
aged 314 years. ,
-7_?lle.,'Go,r’.'gco1‘ts and Sublime Spectarlc of Hit‘
‘Funeral of Napoleon '2’
Mosfhiuterestingly and t'rut.hfully represent’
all by several hundreds of"
"" , "REAL _ MOVING FIGURES
Of ,,.\Ic_n, Horses, Soldicry, Czu-riagcs, Sliipv
Stcamboats, &c.---embracing the whole solemn
scene by land and sea, presented by a wonder-
ful .\Iv‘.(:ll:1.lllC3.l Combination of the '
_ DlORA.\fA AND PAl.\"OR.-\.\l.»\! 2
which so adn1irahly_ displays the great I\7:1f.ion-
.al,-,Rc_l_1glous and Civic Ceremonies of the Em-
PSTPI‘ from l.he.dreary Island of St. llelnnu lo
§‘_rs.u§.c, and the
- ‘,: .7 Jlagnifivent‘ .Mzlitar_1/ C'orlcg(’,
‘~In”wlfich"the nation joined in honor of the re:-"
toration of a relic so sacred to Ilrianchnir-n,and
|"t’-¥'1')W'K'1f‘il’ _t0.thc worl_d.
Willflopen “at, MARINE IIALL, Norwalk,
Wednesday and 'li‘riday eve-‘s, Feb. 15!. and lid.
‘Inczdcmts and Dioramic
./llovcvne-nts.
,- PKRT«.
" , ST. IIELFN:i !=--The rock l:.onnd 1.»:-
land in full vi'eit7',’ and the Frigate Belle Poulu
anchored off shore, awaiting the m'l‘i\'nl or the
illustrious_ Emperor. Soon the I-‘um~rul ism-go,
bearing his ashes, leaves the .-zlmro uml up-
proachcsllie noble Frigate which :u‘n-r rcc.-iv-
lug her precious clmrgc, wuiglis anchor and
sets sail for the Coast. of France. Anon, un-
other vessel, with all her sails set, comes f or-
ward, tacking and sailing in various direc_l'.ion.s
in true nzmticlil style, while her swelling sails,
and handsome build, give her every o.ppc:u--
:=.uc"e _ol".~.u Aulcrit-;u1 M xx or IVZIR majestical-
ly _.vlfa‘lking the waters. Next come under ob-
servation, one after another three Ste-auilioats,
blovfiilig and putting away, with smoke is;-tuiug
from their chimneys, and their wheels revol-
ving in the most perfect manner. Soon the
Belle lfoulc arrives at Cherbourg, where she
-pm-s her glorious burden on board one of the
st.namers,which proceeds up the Seine, pa.-tsiug
-by-' lluvrc, Quillebucuf, .\'c., to Courbcvoi,
where the discmbarkation takes place, and the
various ceremonies are perlorlncd.
P1-og"rann'7ze' of ‘
In!¢'rmisai0n of 5 nn'.m¢les—./l'lus:'e> by Band.
PA R T I I.
, . lac Isle-of St. Denm'.s—l1cre the Grand
Cortcge st.-.ts.ouf-, and although ' at its com-
mencement they are 9 or 10 miles from Paris,
the whole distance is lined. not. only with
countlc.-s multitude of Sp(.‘CIIlllll'9, but each
side with a continuous line of .\'atioual (Jruards
bct.weeu wilichtlie procession palssv-s. All the
pouip and pugcauflw ofthl: (_-}r:'iu(l Curfege is
_ lljul, ‘ reprcsentcil by IVIOVING Figllres
_',n_u'\.,;-L-,:l,1_iugi“s'o true to life as to deceive the most
'pi:'ucticcd__c_ve. The procession is headed by
Prince lledoiuvillc, on Ilorscback, followed by
the 1'g1vo‘1'it;c.l\',_-XI’. CI-IARGER of the Emperor
led ljyltwo grobms in rich -.\'apolcou liver_v.——
Then 1:a}1_u\y varioug oflicers and groups of sol-
ilicrI=i,’fin'cluilix1,r_.f a‘1j‘crr1n:uit of Nup0lc0n"s Old
‘-Body Guard, the cox-:‘tu_mcs of which are cor-
"rl,-‘cll-y represented. Soon the. magnificent
_ FUNERAL GAB,
.‘.-Drawn by 6 Horses, -‘ capurisoncd in the
ricliesf;-:aud~ nosf. costly manner, is presented to
view ; and the most splendid Chariot of an-
cient or xuoderlugimcs, being covered in every
par-tn-i__th gold and precious stones, making a.
"most grandand imposing spectacle. On each
‘_.éide' are Mursliuls in costume, :1 la Napoleon,
;_o"fIi'i_:i-.itihg":1,'s I’a_ll Bearers. This is followed by
"Aids-dc-Camp and survivors of the household
of Na )Ol(!9Il ; Sc-an_1cu of the Belle Poulc,wifh
their and; succeeded by detachments of foot
“tioldicrs,’i:'l‘crgymeu, adepumtiou from Ajacco,
‘-the’ birthplace of'Napo1con, &c.
.,, .. ., . .
hiteijniissioxi of 10 minutes.
- PART III .
« Interior of the Hotel tics lnva1irlr'.9,Par1'.v~
Hcrc Louis lfliilippc is introduced, and in the
name of l.".l',:lll(:0, I‘t‘(.'L‘lV'L‘.‘3 the body of Napole-
ou,’,'a,nd orders it to be consigned to the tomb.
It is'imlpossil.le'to convey :lll .-l«‘.equ:lle idea, {by :1. writ
ten degcription) of the sulllilnc .-entiiui-nts that pervade
the mind-ofevery.ln-holler, and to f‘-nrm :1 just crmcep- »
xlon of the skill of the l"reu-Rh lrrtis‘. in producing such
hlezlike repres--nlafiona, it must. be .\4‘t‘:i-—.'Il1ll besides
which tho lucid and -lisfiur-.t ma .11:-r in which every im-
portant rs-remouy mad cv--ul l:x-ilzlecled tlwrcwitll, and
many ofthose l'L*ll‘l£ll’l€.‘ilIlU int.-id:-in-‘ which rendered this
hero so conspicuou:-1 in life and lICZl0I't‘tl in death, renders
FIN Lecture alone worth Inc zulnli.-..-zicu ice.
‘ Doors open at 0 l-2, lo conzmc-ncc at 7 1-4
- o'c'l'or-,k. .-Xdmissiop 25 Cl“.lll.y:_
CONCERT OF
, VOCAL WEUSIO.
" W7 Ufl‘ l"‘ .'-§3\'~‘n on C/'/'u1rsI.’u-u Even-
’ "Ivan l*'«'w'~~ry 2.1. in me‘ 'rowN
,H,-‘X1-ll: 1‘}'°1'“'_i}li~'. by life _\.'m;w.u.1< IIAli.\IO.\'IC
L-4'-‘39‘?.¢",-‘*'!"“’~"§ . Uiltlw tlxv Llil‘cl:llU1l of II. M.
’PBoWx'rr, Lsq.
I"'£iGG.R .‘.I?IlVI1‘7.
__ , _ I’.lu'r 1.
‘ L »-7 . ' . — V _ _
Overture, I..l.lC‘-l.J.-IIl-l4illlllllt‘l'iliUUl'. l’l-.'.uo Forte,
,, at ,}Iz_i._l1cl.-:.
[,');grus,_ O sing unto the Lord.
f)'.‘.'-'1: _ .M‘!’_°.1.1l.l.b’“_t': MUM’: L’-""“-‘ ‘-1'-‘-<1 I“l0wers.
"Clio;-21.7,: Mbi,1nt, ‘\'e-ruou. _
- Trio 8,-"(_,'lio/‘us, Iucaxnatloii. _
“riolo, Duet 8; _Quar!.r-me, 0, how I love my
Mountain Home.
Hymn, Palestine.
Solo, Come and I‘ll give you Best.
'.Solo', Dual 8; Clzorus, The Lord is lung.
lutc.x'v:z1 of 10 Minutes.
_ _,_ ; I’.\RriII.
» Quarlnllr,-We parted Ilorovcr.
l..s'r7m*n}:z-, '1 will arise.
~“u\‘olo, » 1 The Funeral of N:1pr:lc0n.
"Solo, Duet &- C/IUTIIS, O come let sing unto
the Lord. -
1)u'.e( Sr Glmrus, Ilcarkcu unto me.
.‘s'olu .8‘; C}:or'.'¢s, Strike the Cymbal.
Sale, The Polar Star. ‘
1.100! 3,‘ QlltLI’l‘(’tfI.',.lI
Clzristains Die. '
33010, Due! &- Cliorus, I waited Patiently.
liurolligg, Praise God, from Whom all bles-
_ sixigs flow.
lic‘,Clipi-uses are from D'ycr"s Anthems.
.. '1:.‘l.CkCt~S 35 Cfillt-.'-‘—-to be procured at the Stores
{pf L‘, ,J:_.‘G’l'l1_lll‘.lll, Andrew Se-llcck, C. Clock.
“’~ I‘. ¢An'u-u_'al-l‘,.of the Mcinbers of the Association
," B--(Xl..‘4l.3.lll1 South -.\‘orwu,l_k and at the Door,
~9°“°9“3. -*9“-‘°.Iumence at _C_1uurterPu.sf. 7 o'clock.
i
I
ow sweet the ;-cone when
u
‘n
.2--. p -:-..=.'a.l mi-ad Bargmns !
;-.'I\ l'E:.\-. ::;l.l.\‘.~\lf'l’ Al‘TIl.\C"I‘[ONS II
AT rm-. Ci~1l.l-;illi.\’i‘i~2l>,
3...‘%.§T.‘(-I-}.iS‘Z 411‘!!! CHLAPEIT‘,
. .- V. 7 ~ I
(T.llll’l~l l‘ L ‘. l‘.-lIll.lblhlIEN I’
I.\' THE UNITEID STATEZS, .\'r
Hiram Andorsonis,
,\*o. 99 BOWERY, N uw YORK,
InipurlerQ/'EngIi.vh and French. Carpets.
UYERS will find the largest Stock of'Low
Price and Medium to the most elziborate
Aubus:-ion, Mosaic, Medallion, and Velvet. Car-
pets ever o0‘e.red inthe world.
TEN ‘SI-"£af.‘-I_O'Il'S SALES ROOMS.
Above ground, no damp Basements or Vaults
under the sidewalk to endanger the health of
Lady purchasers, each Sales Room is devoted
exclusively to one description of‘Carpets. The
Wholesale and Retail Departments of this cs-
tablishmcnt have been enlarged and an addi-
tion of two extensive Sales Room-x, making a ,
wonderful and gorgeous display. \ '
Sales Room No. 1,
Floor Oil Cloths. Au Enormous Stock 0?
John lIn.rc ab Son‘s celcbratml English oil
cloths: also, American floor oil cloths of mag-
liilicent satin finish, I-‘resco, marble, Italian, and
Scroll Paintings, f'rom 2s. 0d.. 3s., 43., 55., 6s.,
l.o 9s. per yard, from 3 feet to ‘Z4 feet. wide and
90 ‘long. '
Sales Room No. 2,
Ingrain (far-pets. Two hundred and fifty
pieces of English and American Iugrain Car-
peting, all new style, manufactured expressly
for this establislnncut.
Sales Room No. 3,
Tlu-cc Ply Carpets. English, Scotch, and
American Imperial Three Ply Carpeting of our
own Importation ; gorgeous, splendid new style
of p:1tf.eru.
Sale; Room No. 4,
1.010 Price Ingrain Carpets. Three Hund-
red pieces of Medium quality Iugraiu Carpets, .
boauit-iful large and small patterns, manufactur-
ed for the City trade, incredible low prices of
25 5.3., 35, 4s, 53, per yard.
Sales Room. No. 5,
Rugs and Drugget.-1. English Druggets 4
yards wide, 3000 yards of low priced Druggets,
I to 3 yards wide at 3s lid to 63 per yard, also
an immcn.-re assortment: of Mosaic Landscape,
Axmiustcr, and Tufted Hearth Rug; also 2000
Tufted Bugs at His to 243 each.
Sales Room No. 6,
Stair and Hall Ca.rpets.—50,000 yards of
striped and figured Hall and Stair Carpets at
23, 25 (id, 3s, 3:; (id, 4s, 5s, 03 and 73.
Sales Room No. 7,
alfezlallian Carpets, with borders; Mosaic
and Axminstcr of one entire piece, can be fitted
to any sized room, from $350 to 1000.
Royal Velvet, Tapestry and Brussels, from
the celebrated Factories of J ohu Crossly A’: Sons,
and Messrs. Henderson & Co., and others, Eng-
land, all of our own importation, some of which
are exclusively our own styles, and cannot be
f'ouud at any other establishment.
Sales Room No. 8,
Jlubusson Carpets-—'l‘hcy elicit the warmest
connncudations of every beholder, excel in
beauty and durability, are sold at moderate
prices, and introduced in the market at this cs-
t--.1.b1i.shmcnt.
Sales Room No. 9,
Velvet, Tapestry, Brussels three ply and
twilled Veuitiuu Stair Carpeting, remarkably
cheap. _
Sales Room Ala. 10,
Patent Tapestry Ingrain Carpets--Gold,
Plain, White, Bnffund Scroll Window Shades,
at Gs, I25, 205, 40s. to $10 per pair ; Table and
Piano Covers, Silver and Brass Stair Rods, Pur-
lor Door Mats, Coir Matting ; also, 4s 3d, 55 6d
White and Check Canton Matting, Jae.
IIIRAM ANDERSON,
99 Bowery.
l3u‘5
Clothing: Clothing.
TIIE extensive reputation of the Mammoth
Clothing W'.u'e House ofP. C. Bmxuu 6‘: Co.
194 and ti Cllatham Square, New York, being
one of the largest in the United States, embra-
cing every shade pnd variety of Clothing ever
kept. in 9. Clothing Store renders advertising a
compliance with custom, more than a matter
of necessity.
A CARD.
To our Numerous friends throughout the
State ofCoum_-clicuf. the undersigned is most
happy to return his tlmnks to hisfriends, for the
I
l $1000 Reward!
l Will he paid to :'.u_', one who. after havin_t__-: ox-
, umiucd the following. will prov“ that
; rnnuam‘
-‘ IS NOT OUTDONICI
announce to the Public that he has osmiu-
lisllcd Agencies in the principal Cities of the
Union, f'or the sale ofhis col«:l_u‘:it.cd Euy;l‘nvi1i}:,
entitled the
“ STAG at BA‘.ii’."
This splendid Engraving is lo by ‘21 iiiche.‘-'_.
being one of the finest designs ever brouglli be-
fore the public. The original painting of
which this is a, copy was executed by lmxpsuulz,
the renowned English Painter, for which he
received the sum of
2000 Pounds,
The 'nmnl.er afllu-so Engrazvings will be lim-
ited to
7 5.09 9,
Which large number will so“ reduce the cost,
that he will be able to produce the Picture at
the very low price of ONE DOLLAR 1*}/l(.‘ll ;
it will also enable him to p1'cscnt to the l’urehu-
scrs of this 'Eng1'aviugthc following splendid
GIFTS _:
A Valuable Farm
In Easlon, Fab;/ielil County, 007171.,
within 60 miles of New York, containing up-
wards of 25 Acres free from all iucumbrauces,
and title inllispumble, in :1 high state of culti-
vation, with a. large convenient House. (nearly
neW,) :1. spacious barn, besides other necessary
outhouscs, surrounded Willi :1 choice. selection
of Evergreen, Cherry, Pear and other Trees,
also a valuable Orchard of choice Apple Trees.
A correct drawing ofthc Buildings may be seen
at Wm'ru’s celebrated Hat Store, 212 Brondw-.1y.
corner of Fulton St., New York. For further
particulars inquire of W. H. J ELLIFF, E.sq,,
Counsellor at Law, No. 3 Montgo1ncry—sf., Jer-
sey City.
A Splendid Country Seat.
Situated on the line of the New York and New
Haven Railroad, about Two hours’ ride from
the City of New York. The House is nearly
new and fitted up in elegant style, with :1 Barn
and other Outhouscs, and also surrounded with
a choice selection of Fruit Trees.
The Palace Sec7‘clm‘y Cor/zbinaziorz,
Ou'Exhibitiou at the Crystal Palace, the most.
splendid piece of Furniture in the world. If is
constructed of rosewood, beautifully carved
and lined with satin wood ; and contains an Ex-
tension Bedstead, with mattress, Writing Desk,
Book Case, with u Dome Chamber, Two Medi-
cine Dmwcrs, 11 Wash Stand, Gent's Wardrobe
with Mirror, Secret Silver Closet, Dressing Bu-
reau. Ladies’ Wardrobe with Mirror, :1 Secret
Jewelry Case, a Clock with an Alarm and M11-
sic attached, which only requires to be wound
up twice in a month, striking every half hour,
and playing a beautiful t-unc every hour from 3.
selection of six choice pieces. This was manu-
factured by J. Surru. 554 Broadway, N. Y., and
is valued at $3000. Any further informa-
tion may be had of’ the manufacturer.
.6 xplcmlid Rosewood Comln'nalion Boolrcaiw-.
Which \vas on exhibition at the late F air of the
American Institute, at Castle Garden. This
piece of furnituip is intcmlcd f'or those wishing
to ccouomise in room, containing an Extension
BOIISICIIII and Mattr-.1ss, and may be seen at
Siu'ru‘s l'v'ar(-rooms, 554 Broadway. Vallu.-d at
$500. »
A Splendid Carriage,
Lined with Blue Satin, a duplicate of‘ that
beautiful one manufactured by Woon, T(\.\l!.lN-
so}: & Co., for President Fillmore, and may be
seen at their Ware-rooms, N0. 410 Broadway.
valued at $1500.
5 S7?”/zgle Cmviages, _vulue(! at $200 male
5 Eolian Pianos, qralzzed at $500 erurlr.
10 Pianos, $300 each.
8 M€[0(1'i(l7lS, $100 each.
The Pianos are from the celebrated Manu-
factory of Hallel._ Davis & Co., and can be seen
don, 297 Broadway, N. Y.; J. E. Gould, ll:-l
Cbesnut Street. l’liilads-lpliia ; and D. A. 'l‘ru:i.x.
Cincinnati, Ohio.
20 Sets of Elegant Pzzrlor F 2!2'7zzTlu’)'c,
Each Set consisting of-a Sofa, Two Tfilt‘-:1-lL‘l€‘S.
and six Cluiirs of Carved Rosewood. in .‘5ntiu
very liberal patronage with which they have
favored him during the past year, and having
made arrangements to continue at the old stand
of P. C. B. .5: Co. during the your 1854, hopes
and believes that good goods, well made. fairly
represented and left to the unbiuodjudgcnmuf,
nl‘lllr- purchaser, will merit a continuance of
their favors, very respectfully.
tl'5 BEN-J. BAIIRACLOUGII.
Norwalk
‘. ; .7’ \ , ‘
(,-O.l1llElxCIAL INSTITUTE-
Occr T. Riley/’s Stare, 1\’ca'r he B-ridge.
EI)W.-Xlll) L. BOYLE. M. D. Principal.
l'Vr2't2'ng, ./Iril/nn.etic, Graamnar, Book
Kr.-r.-piiag. 8,-c., taught in accordance with the
most approved method. The course ofinstrue-
tiou is practical and thorough, is imparted to
each student separately and adapted to their
diversified wants and capacities.
]17_mr.s' of 2'-n.vlr'uclion.,f0r both sexes.‘
At 9 and 10, A. M. ; 3, 7, and 8, I’. M., daily.
Tcrms——Pa»rt in.va.1-iably in ad'vam~e :
10 Lessons of an hour each, in Writing, $l,50 ;
'14 Lessons, ; 50 Lessons, S5 ; Book-kc:-ping.
(unlimited attendance) $10, Students can rc-
ccivc instruction in Arithmetic, Grammar, &c.,
without additional expense. No charge for
lights, pens, ink, &c. All the necessary Books
are furnished by the Principal at Publishers
prices. A superior Writing Book, for private
practice, with copies and iustructionfi at the
top of each page. Also the best quality of
pens, paper. &c., constantly on hand and sold
low f'or the cash. 5
Buxnmrva LOT
FOR SALE.
The building lot. recently owned and
occupied by Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flax Hill, is
ofi7S1'cil for sale on very reasonable terms. It
consists of about I I-4 acres of good land,wilh
numerous thrifty and well-grown fruit. and
shade t-rccs,sfunding thereon, in well of of good
and never failing water, with the cellar and
foundation of the former building, flag stone
walks, a newly erected picket fence fronting
the same, &c. It is eligibly situated upon the
main road leading from South Norwalk to Da-
ricn and but a few minutes walk from the de-
pot. Any person wishing a retired location,
both pica.-out and healthy, will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at'a very low price, a.
most beautiful and desirable location for a
country residence. For further particulars in-
quire of Mr. John Knapp near the premises, or
of the owner. JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
J\l'o. 40, Fulton 2113., N. Y.
F01! SALE.
A Farm for sale in_ Wilton, in the district
of Georgetown, a mile from the Ruilrond,sixfy
acres of land, with :1 new House well finished
and all other outbuildings in good repair. plen-
Ly of good fruit and two Wells of never falling
water; well proportioned for meadow, pasture,
plow and wood land, under high cultivation.
Inquire of the subscriber on the premises.
JONATHAN C. STJOHN.
3t"5
Wilton, Jan. 20, 1854.
FOR SALE.
A I-Iomc.sl.cd containing about 18 acres of
first. rate Laud, with a good two story Dwcllifig
House, barn and other out-houses, situated
about 1 1-2 miles east from New Canaan vil-
lugc, and 4 miles from Norwalk. Inquire of
THOMAS CARTER.
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New Canaan, Jan. 24, 1854.
District of .N‘or‘wa!lc ss. Probate Court, Jun-
uary 28th, 1854. ,
..'TATE of BPHRAIII B. GODFREY, an
E insolvent. debtor, of Wilton, in said ‘Dis-
trict, assigned in trust for the benefit. of his
creditors. ‘ _
Os:mmEo.—-’l‘hat Couunissioncfs to receive
and evmniue the claims ‘of the creditors of said
Esfafc,be appointed at. the Probate Office In
Norwalk, on the eighteenth day of February,
1854, at 9 o’clock, forenoon ; of which all per-
sons in interest will take notice, and appear, if
they see cause, and be heard thereon. And the
Trustee of said Estate will give public notice
thereof‘ by posting a. copy of this order on the
public sign post. nearest to the place where the
debtor dwells and within the same town, and
by publishing the some in a newspaper printed
in Falrfielll (.‘ouul.y, at least twelve days before
said eiglltecutll day of February.
:-R5 GEf,)l.{GI3 A. D.-\Vl‘]NI’ORT, Judge.
.\l_mv Noxrrnlzor
W State of Connect-ic1(t,
El.1s.n.l Nolrrunons 1""i';fie[d County’
Blunul~:rou'r, January 27th, 1854.
Upon the petition of said Mary Northrop,
praying, for reasons therein set forth, for a di-
vorce now pending before the Superior Court,
in and for Fail-fielcl County, to be holdeu at
Bridgeport, on the second Tuesday of Febru-
ary, 1854. It appearing to and being found by
the subscribing authority that the said respon-
dcuf is absent from this State, gone to parts
unknown. Therefore ordered, That notice of
the peudcucy of said petition be given by pub-
lishing this order in the Norwalk Gozct-Lo, a.
newspaper printcdin Norwalk, in said County,
three weeks successively, commencing on or be-
fore the first day of February, IS54.
30 Grrnts, Gold l‘Vafc/its, '2'-a1’21e(Z_ at
3100 well. ; Lfzrlics, GolrZ Watt/ze.v,
'val1u2(Z at SCU (.'(«‘.L-'/L ; 500 Gold I’(:ns
and Cases, M./mrzl at $5 each 100
Orzl¢rs_f02' I-Iats, 022. IV/wile I/ac cc]-
ebrazrrl Ilazler, 212 BrnarIu'n.y ‘.300
W'ebster’s Quarm D2'clz'07zu.7'7'('s, 71 na-
liridgerl, :36 male. ; 100 Sul).vc7'i;12/.z'072.v
to I[r.zrper’s Mont/fly Jllugazmze, for
one gt/eaxr 1000 01'clc7'.v_for a ])a[[n.r’.s-
worth :2] llfusic al the 7‘(’_g‘7(/((,?‘ Irelzufl
prices, at Beavy ¢§- Gorr.lrm’s, 297
Braallwrzy, N. Y.,o7‘.T. E. Goulrlls‘,
164 Chesmu-st., I‘/I/l:[('l£Z(’ly)]l‘Z.-(L ,- 1000
Gold Pens, valued at $1 each.
To tl-.o.-ze who plll'CllI\|~(‘ an lilngruving, :1 .\'umber(-d Re-
ceipt will be CI\'.EN-~wllicli will entitle the holder to u
Slmre in flue above vuluublc (Pitts.
It. is proposed that a Meeting of the Stockholders be
held at some convenient place in .\'ew York, Boston,
l‘liiladt.-lplliu, llnltimore. or at the place where the lur-
gi-st mnubl-r of I-Ingruvings .-‘boll lulvc l.Il'(‘ll sold. to up-
point fl. Coiun)itlc¢- to receive the (lifts, and make nl‘«:(‘s-
.-ary urrungclnenh: for the distribution. '
Every engagement on my part will be faithfully ful-
filled. and as there will be no Infringrrmanf of the Law in
the FREE distribution of the Gifts, :1 speedy termination
may be expected.
'l‘:le I€llgI‘1l.VIllg‘B may be had for olififl DC¢I,L_A2'{
(‘INS I (V-
IV/uzc’s H at Sf.o7'c,*2 I 2 B2'oar.lwa.;2/, cor.
F ullon-st., and L. ll". Abbolfs Fm'_n.-
zsllmg Store, 8-1 1-2 C’/ml/cam-.vl. IV. Y.
And at the principal Iloh-ls, Music and Book Stores
throughout the Union, notices of which will be given in
die principal Papers ofthc places wheru the l£ngr:\vin_l;s
are to be obtained.
All Orders by Letter will receive im-
medzcte altcnl-£092. a-ml should be rul-
drcssetl to FRED. S. LYON,
No.82 W'u.ll Street, N. Y.
_.7£‘*For Sale in Norwalk at AUSTEN'S
D..\uumuu..\N GALLERY, and South Norwalk, at
T. B. GRII-‘FITH-‘S Dace. Sromc. 3t
_ Drug Clerk Wanted.
YOUNG Man I6 or 18 years, as Clerk in
II. Drug Store, one that bashad experience
would be preferred. None need apply without
a r<_~ferenc.c. W. E. BISSELL.
Norwalk, Jan. 7, I954. ff‘:
$5 REWARD!
Stolen,
ROM the Store of the Subscriber about the
1st of January, in Colf.’s lirvolviug Pistol,
Silver mounted, N0. ll75l. Whoever willgive
information or return the same shall receive
the above Reward. 3 W. E. BISSELL.
Rapp’s Gold Pens.
UST Received a large lot of Adam William
Rnpp's Patent. Niche Gold Pens. These
Pens embrace all the prop.=._rties contained in
the finest quill pen, and for durability they can-
not be surpassed. Every pen is warranted to
wear '20 years, if well used. Call and examine.
A. JACKSON, No. 5 Maine-si:.,
Successorr to C. E. Disbrow.
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To the frobctte Yourtjor the District of
Narwu.ll;.
THE application of ELIJAII B. PRICE of
the town of North Salem. in Westchcster
County and State of New York, respectfully
slioweth :—
Thallic is Parent and natural Gumwlizin to
Ellen L. Price and Mary E. Price, Minors under
the age of ‘.31 _vca1's, and that said .“vllIlOl'S are
the. owners of an undivided interest. in the fol‘-
lowing Rt-al Estute,\-iz : n. certain piece or parcel
of land lying in the town of .\Ior\v-.1lk, in said
District, in quantity one rood, more or less,
in
standing thereon, bounded northerly by land of
William E. Bisscl and land of‘Chm-les N. Clock,
easterly by lliglnvo.y, sout.herly by land of
Samuel E. Olm.-fczul, and we;-1(-rl y by land of
George Marvin.
And he furtlicr says, that the Estate is at
present unproductive ; that. the avails thereof‘
are \v.'ult~d for the support. lll£lllll't3n:1nc(: and
education of said Minors, and that itwill be for
the :ulvauf.agc of said Minors to sell the same,
and invest the avails thereof according tolaw;
able cause f'or selling the same. He therefore
pray€'thc Court to order said llcul Estate to he
sold, and to empower him or some other meet
person to sell the same pursuant to the Statute
in such case made and provided.
ELIJAII B. PRICE,
Parent and natural Gum-digm,
District of .lVarwal/r Prollatc Court, 3.9. Janu-
26t/z, ./2. D. 185-I.
Olinrzunn, that f.hc foregoing applicalioli be
heard and determined at the l’1‘ohut~e (mice in
Norwalk, on the 8th day of April, 1854, at 0
o’clock forcuoon ; and that notice thereof be
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such Real I5.-:t:1t.e lies, three weeks
successively; at least six weeks before sai-l time
Wu. H. Noam,
5. Clerk Superior Court, F airfield County.
assigned. Guouun A. D.lv1:.\'ror.-r,
395 Jud gc.
‘REDERIC-K S. LYON. would respectfully .
at the Piano -and Mimic Stores of Berry 8: Cor- '
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Brocaf.l-lle, valu-_-d at $300 each. 1
a Dwelling House and other buildings‘
wherefore, he says, that there isjusf and reason-‘
....- _ . -.-«y -...<»- -.._.. . ..
l Superphospate of Lime.
I VIIIS :u'licll- was final. introduced into Eug-
luml I2 yours Slllcl‘, from its tuaglc effects
ll, lwmuuo one of the most. popular Mauurcs in
n'=l- and held the lliglii-st in r-.:nk next to Guano.
r it ‘.\’=i..‘i inf:-.:.-llicred about two years ago in u
mu-‘l-. .-'ll[)'.‘l'.ml‘ mzumc-r, with all the modern
ilngvrliwnicuts of a. very learned Agricultural
(Sin-nil.-1, adapting it for our soil, which has
ilnpr.m.«rl lhc ll-rfili'/.iug cllccts equal to guzum.
Ill.-‘lice. we offer :1 pure article, composed entire-
ly of phosplmte of Lime, sulpheric acid Peruvi-
an lluuwqn, and sulphate of ammonia. the lattcl‘
is Lise :-.cfive and one of the most efficient agents
in lhe l-est "Peruvian guano, at. $45 per ton of
‘20l.«I ilvz. LONGETT fr. GRIFFING-,
Slain A-_;ri:-,lilt1'.1‘:1l Warehouse,No. 25 Cliff-sl..,
near l-‘ullon, New York.
As their are various substances ol'l'c1'ing for
_ Sugwrpliosphafc of Lime, be particular to ob-
serve that our name is on every bug. 3m4
V Notice.
IALI. Pol‘son.s having ouf.sf.anding accounts
1 with the subscriber. that they think should
’ be paid witlmuf troubling the Sheriff‘. will please
, hand over. in order that I may balance their
5 accounts. “ A word to the wise is sufficient.”
Don't mi:-‘fzilcu my liicauiiig. C. N. CLOCK.
, Jan. 9th, lP5-1. 31.2
E. KN APP is now receiving subscriptions
3 . to the following Popular Magazines.
3 I-Iurpers Marga’/.iuc Ladies Repository
; Godcys Ln.dy’s Book National Magazine
3 G1-:iliam’s Magazine Illustrated Mag. of Art
{ l’cfcl-suns La(ly’s Na.- Popular Educator
;‘ tionnl Zlfagazilie Dickens’ IIous’ld-words
I Arthur's Home do Ladies Keepsake
. Ladies Gazette Christian Diadem
j Kl1lCkCl'l)OCkCl‘ Mag. Mothers Magazine
1 Iluuts Merclmuf‘s do Merry’s Museum
I Illackwo0d’.'-' ,,do Youtl1’s Cabinet
; Ecclccfic do Phreuological J ourual
1 Historical Educator Water Cure do
Put-num-‘s Mugu7.inc New York do
: Musical Repository
i Persons wishing either of the above can have
it left regularly at their Resilience, (Payable
by the ~.\*u1nbor.) by leaving their Names at the
New Book and Periodic-.11 Store.
Also a. general assortment of Books and Sta-
tionery constantly on hand.
Wet Goods,
From Steamer “ Ilumboldt.”
, LACK Satins, black Gros dc Rhine, Plaid
Silks, Ingrain Carpets, Table Cloths, Bon-
net Ribbons, Fancy trimmings, &c., rcc-‘d this
day from Auction. and for sale at bargains at
Wcstport, Jan. 14. 3t.-'3 MOULTON’S.
Tssomas G. s'r£:AnNs,
Hus associated with him in business, G. S.
Hutchinson, and David R. Sclleck. The busi-
ness will 11 e1‘euftCr be carried on under the firm of
S'l.‘EAR.\‘S, IIUTCH[NS()N,d: Co.
V fll I2 and 14 VVarr(-u st.
'0 (2 shall open on the 1st of 1"--bruary next,
on alum;-'1. entirely new stock of
S211: and Fancy Goods,
to which we invite the attention of merchant.-1,
when 11e.\'ff.lu-y visit New York. We shall also
exhibit. :1 large assortment of
Shawls, Staple. Dress &Linen Goods
and are determined that in variety and prices,
\\".o will not bl,-. excelled by any house in the
City. Great inducements will be given to
I‘(l.\/I amlslzort linze buyers.
S'I'EAIlNS. IIUTCIIINSON, 8: C0.
N 03. 12 and 14 Warren st.
(First s*.v:ccf- below Chambers-st.)
Jun. lat, 1-S5-f.
l Just Published.
l , / Y Two Sisters, by Mrs. Judson (Faun
l Forrester). Hops and Mia-Hops, by’;
, Grace (-}rce_uwood; Autobiography of an Ac-
; tress, by M lss. Mowaft - No. 1 of the Musical
,lfe1n?-.s:to1'_v. Just Received at the new Book
Store. E. E. KNAPI‘.
.£§-mother Immense Arrival
OF NEW
Vfinter Goods,
E At; iiic -Old BRIDGE STORE.
E are happy to inform our customers,
_ . fluu: we lmvc Just reccivr-d, and are now
receiving. the
Largest and Best Selected Stock.’
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‘Winter Dry Goods,
/i35'3‘—El""I‘ llejblv Qtfcrul in .-’\‘orzm:ll.-."Ei»m
And ll-.u'ing bought them during the tightness
of the money market. FOR CASH, we undesi-
lrzl.-ngly assert that we can ulfortl them at pri-
cos that mmlmt be cquallcll in chcapucss by
ANY IT.-4'l‘.\l3l.l:‘Il.\lI-LN’i.‘ in 1'.-‘llR1~‘llZl.D cor.\'rr!
Our stock, which was greatly reduced, on
account of the extra amount of our Fall trade
-‘-(lll(3l‘(3ll_‘)’ showing that our efforts to sell
Goolls clzgapcr than o1ui'_ncigbbors, are app;-e-
0”lt0ll)~l.s‘ now FULLY I.El’LE.\’ISHED, and
we are enabled to show our friends a
BETTER ASSORTMENT
of all Goods that we usually keep, than we
have ever before done at this season of f.hc year.
“ " “'1-‘-l*_P-'I7‘l1rulm-lg to call the attention
, of the I.-allm.-s to our :15-:so1'tn1ent~ of
I’l.z'l':,’l 1)/'c'.s'._v Goczls,
which comprisl.-.= all of the new styles to be
found II) the Ncxv York market. of
RICH E‘.-fl NC? SILIIS.
I‘. e have received over fifty different: patterns,
coiislstliig of
Plllin, C7/zavzzgeable, Plaid &- ]37ocadc,
and for newness of style, and richness of pat-
l-crus, we take pride in saying that they cannot
be excelled. The prices are .s'1u'e to be 594,15-
factory.
ll c are also 111 receipt ofall the Fall styles of
W'orsted Dress Goods,
:uld take pride in showing our assortment o
l r..m» Du L.ux1~;s and Casum-mas, PLAIN ALI.-
’ ‘ w u w . .
oor. C.»l.Sll.\Il-.ItI~. and Dr: Luu-. Tunsur CLo'rus,
.\c., &c., which have only to be shown, to be
-V0/(1. .r_
ll 0 coi(l1.ill_y my do all to call and examine
our stock and prices.
_ Our Cloth Department
lS‘Il()\\’ well supplied with all of the new styles
of Cloths and Cassimers in market.
Black Twill’d F ranch Cloths,
“'01?! 53 to -‘$7 per yard. Brown, Drab, Blue, Ad-
eluulc and all other colors. at almosfuny price.
B/ac/c and Fmzcy Cas.s'z'mcrs,
Silk, Satin and Worsted VESTINGS~—and in
l:i,_ct cvvrytlimg necessary for o. Gentleman-‘g.
ll ardrobc—we can furnish at the lowest prices
and offer the most. approved style.
Our Carfiage T7'im7nz'ng 4- Fm-nigh.
ing Department, '
Was never so well supplied before. Don't for-
get to call at the far-famed Old Bridge Store
Jan. 2, 185-1., C. J. GRUMAN, Proprietor,
Wanted.
SMART, active boy, 14 or 15 years old,
_ to learn the ma.uufacturing Jewelry bu-
-=1m;sr-.- apply to GI-:0. 0. STREET.
I\orwalk, Jun. 17th, 185-1. 3
For Saleihcap. I
MODERN Built square box familv wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. It will be
sold cheap for want of‘ use. Enquire at the
G.«lZl~ZTTl-2 Ol-‘l-‘lCl:‘.. 3¢3
Store and Dwelling
For Sale or to Let,
all mtlz./\”arwalk.
The sullscrlinrisdesirous of selling
his Store with dwelling arranged for two fam-
ilies overhead. and a. good cellar and cellar
kltch--u beneath, and eligilily located at South
Norwulk, opposite the Store of George W.
5‘-""§l1- Esq” or if not sold before the 1st of‘
-Aprll -next, he would rent it to a good tenant
upon very reasonable terms.
‘ LEGARD SYRES.
South Norwalk. Jun. 14-. ‘ 4t‘:-3
District of.V‘orumllr, sa. Probate Court, Jan
nary I-llh, 1854.
4 S’l‘A'l'E of MARY SEELY, late of New
Canaan. in said District, deceased.
The Court of l’rl.-bate for the Disf.rict of Nor-
walk hath limilu.-d and allowed six months from
the (lllll: hereof, for the creditors of said Estate
to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present tliciraccouuts, properly
atf:csl.c(l, within said time, will be dcbarred a
recovery. All persons indebted to said Estate,
are rcquestml to make imuicdiule payment to
31:3 IVATTS COMSTOCR’, Admixiistrator.
Friendship Cards.
‘E,:X.r\.\IEl.Ll-ID. plain and ornamental, a
_ great variety of styles, also letter and
note papor, both plain and fancy, pens, pen
holrll,-rs, pun racks, &c., at the new book store.
‘ ' E. KNAPI’.
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1 Valcntine’s Day is coming!
SI’LENl)Il) ussol-fluent of Valentines,
Plain. l"u.ncy, Comic and Sentimental;
Laced Papers, Envelopes and Valentine Wri-
E. E. Ksur.
tors, for sale by
.. ."‘."?"-,‘....-.
iscribt-r would call the utfcnfimi oil
IIF sul . . . .
‘ orwulk and vicinity, to u. l
the Citizens of N
Stock of Books whlcb_bc has
doors west of the B1‘1‘1'z§"-
purchase Books f'or _
lnviwd to can and e.\'umm0 our nssorfnic
r -*“““..‘i".-‘..‘:.°2.§°.‘.‘.‘;‘.ll.“.*5
' ' in -.1 ( ' 3' :
Bolgilllefiollioii ‘Complete works of Robert Burn,
in rich Binding - Poets and Poetry of England. 2
1 Prof‘ Griswold - Hot Corn or Life Sccuesi
iglicw York by Solon Robinson ; California. 7
7
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8;::::r:%l§.:°:§ Beech...
. W l 1' Daughters
of 3'“ J-'Iiiziieiiylliiisdiutealaltgiiirfilke ; 'l"“—l'-' =
'(1)‘omI*(,:,n(;,abin Illustrated ; Country Rumbles in
Fn land ° Ciarlotina and the Jesuits; Beatrice l
01- gm; unlmown Relatives ; Life and speeches !
of Father Gavazzi 3 UP the RN91‘ by Shelton .3 I
1:10,-£,1()fl‘,,,.;,,cr: G ems by the Wayside; T0Y}1l“_‘1"
_-,,,(.,3 mm; 3“(€411nayf.l1;at.ol1e(l1(;ép(pic:=¥0§l:)l;(lIl:11‘
lhe Solitary - ‘ )0 ma ms '. I‘ »i , rr, 1‘ ‘j
dy’s Mentor :’ Lilly gr mo V a)l1q.V; I-Ill]-1,0 1,f“1_-I-‘M
for l-‘auny’s little 1' ru-nds ; Loys own an}? \
.32.:
vols; Abbof.t..: .un_V' s. on .' ‘ - «, _ ' l
fig-eat V_rn-iety nl‘ .luve1nlcs;El0y}. ¥{f§)‘1§-‘lP1<)\.0-.
Norwalk, Dec. 19. 1353-
New Goods.
AH now in the receipt of many npw and
d(\§h‘a,h1Q Gocds, purelmsed at A.LlCi210nr mid
ill be sold at very low. prices, many of
aluc.
C. J. GRUMAN.
- ON.
_FINE'lAot'§>fJ"l?g‘dTl\Il1)accas in colors and
A. black, they will spill atoglfiljé fileiqlzfiilce
per yard, and are the .;n,,a18sJ. GRfiM“N-
a fine assortment of
Satin Cashmcres for Ladies’ C10€\k5; 9-150-
Cloths, Mcrinoes, &c., by C. J . GrRUMAN-
FRENCH MERINOES.
ECEIVED this day. alargc lot of best qual-
ity of French Merinos, direct from auction
will be sold at a great bargain, by
C. J. GRUMAN.
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them at far less than their v
RECEIVED this day,
Notice.
HE New Grocery and Bakery at South Nor-
wulk, Depot, will be opened Nov. 15, 1853.
Our Bakery business will be nicely conducted,
and we hope to merit the good will of those-
whose pleasure it may be to give us a call.
Groceries cheap as ever for cash.
1y47 W. S. BOUTON.
,. Notnce.
HE subscriber would call the attention of
the inhabitants of Norwalk and vicinity, to
the fact that Christmas and New Years will be
along soon and past soon, and that now is the
time to commence making their selections for
presents for the season, he hopes. he will receive
a liberal share of the patronage df the public.
thcre will be no doubt of such result, should
the public favor him with ofcall, his stock con-
sists of the following :
Parirm lVarc.
3 styles of Parian Pitchers, these are very fine.
A variet , 'of Vases, of fine finish. Superior
Parian uses of most exquisite finish, a rare as
superb article. Pariah Ink Stands 9. great va-
riety and Match Safes do. and beautiful Pariau
Card Baskets.
Bohemian l‘Varc.
Bohemian Card Baskets, do. vases, very rich
Bohemian Cologne bottles, $1 to $6 a pair.
These are all superior articles.
China I/Vare.
Fine China vases, painted and gilt.
do do ‘it
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do do from $1 to $6.
China Cologne bottles, from 43. to 123.
do Inkstands, some beautiful patterns
do Card Baskets very rich. do. Cups and
Saucers, fine gilt. do. Motto Cups.
Segar Stands, Candlesticks.
do. miniature tea. sells and (‘bins figures of;
various patterns. These are all made of the}
finest Pascelar and most of them of rare finish. '
Glass If'are.
Vases fine and rich. Cologne bottles, crystal.
.Miscclla-neou.v.
Combs and Brushes, Hair pins, playing card;-,
Card cases, Portfolios, Portmonics, some very
rich, pocket books, Motto Cups and Saucers,
Extracts, Cologne, &c. &c., all or any are suita-
blo for Christmas presents at all times as to
cheapness he defies competition. Call and ex-
amine, for which no charge will be made.
T. B. GRIFFITH, South Norwalk.
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FURTHER NOTICE.
AS the Books of the Estate of WM. OGDEN :
deceased, are in the hands of P. W. J 0.\‘1-IS.
Esq., and all accounts not paid to him on or be-
fore the First day of November next, they will
be put in suit, without further notice.
ti"-39 SAMUEL P. RANDLE, Admir1istro.tor.'I
SO'O'l'Ii NGRWALK STOVE DEPLBT.
Be at Known
0 the Inhabitants of Norwalk and vicinity,
that the subscriber is still driving business,
at his stand, corner of Main and West streets,
South Norwalk, where may be found constantly
on hand a general assortment of Cooking, Pill‘-
lor, Shop and Office Stoves. which in outside
dross present :1 very pleasing appearance : -but
the most important of all is their internal or-
rangement, which combine economy in con-
sumption of Fuel, great extent of radiating sur-
face, perfection in baking and mildncss ofhcat ;
a weeks trial is better than a thousand refer-
cnces.
In addition to the above may be had in any
quantifies, Tin, sheet iron. copper, brif-.1nia. ju-
p:m’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
English Cutlery, sewing birds. portable caldrons
for wood or coal from 1-2 to -1 barrel, sad iron
heaters, furnaces, stove and boot blacking, coal
hods, force and suction pumps, well pumps
weather proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass,
zinc copper and iron, iron wire and rods, brass
and enameled kettles, etc, etc. Mettlc Roofiiig,
Plumbing and House Jobbing, done with dis-
patch and warranted, Heaters and Ranges set
to order. Remembering with gratitude the fa-
vors of the public, I still remain their most
obedient servant. F. H. NASH.
South Norwalk, Oct. 26. N44
Type and Pnntmg Materials.
HE undersigned beg respectfully to inform
their Patrons and the Trade, that they
have removed to their New Buildings, Nos. 29,
31, and 33 Beekman street, between Nassau
and William, and trust from the facilities there
ofi‘crl:-(1 by every modern improvement, to meet;
a continuance of liberal support. Fonts of
plain scotch faces, varying f'rom 100 lbs. to
1000 lbs. weight will be kept on hand, as well
as a varied assortment of fancy letter, to which
(1 artment over 6000 matrices have been ad-
ded since the printing of their last specimen.
Every article necessary for the furnishing of
complete Printing Offices furnished at short
notlce.
The subscribers would beg to call the atten-
tion of the Trade to their M2-:1*.n., which for
durability has not been equalled by any Foun-
dry in the United States. By a peculiar com-
bination of metals, arrived at from an experi-
ence of thirtyyears, they are enabled to cast
type, which, they feel assured, will last one
t in] longer than that furnished by any other
Foundry in ‘the Countr .
JAMES CONNER & SON,
Nos. 29, 31 and 33 Bcckman streeet.
N. B. Such Newspaper Printers as will in-
sert the above advertisement five times, will
be entitled to their pay in Printing Types, &c.,
provided five times the amount of fill for ad-
vertising is purchased. 1
PEOPLES’ LINE
For New York.
TIIE Sloop Sterling, Captain J. S.
Bvxuuu, will run as a Market Boat,
_ leaving Norwalk January 20th. and
New York from Pike Slip, on the 'l'uc.srlay fol-
lowing. All freight taken on moderate Terms.
For further information inquire on board.
Jan. 16th. 3 1-1. 'l‘I."l"1‘l.l~].
New Music
GOOD Assortment of the latest and most
popular peices, among which are Little
Katy or Hot Corn, Scenes from Opera. at the
Five Points, Eva to her Papa. R05)’ M0)’, Give
me a Kiss, &c. Just received by
E. E. KN..\l’P.
_.,..,
._...__t . .___. _____.._.
g Land For Sale-
ABOUT 6 Acres of good land, a portion
of which is in meadow, is offered for sale, being
a part of the Estate of the late Wm. Weeks.-
It lies opposite the residence of Mr. Jesse Now-
comb. For further purticillars enquire of
CHAS. L()C-KWOOD.
Jan. 20th, 1S5-f. tf-I
Just Published.
URR. CLIFF by Pm1lCreyf.on, the Convent
‘and the Manse by l-Iyla, and Dovccot. or
the Ileart of the Homestead, received at the
new Bookstore of II. E. K NAPI‘.
Book Keeping.
S. JAMES, A. M., has engaged to in-
. struct 'tlie'class in Book Keeping, now
forming at the .N‘orwallc Commercial ./Icallemy.
Rooms over T. Rilcy’s st-ore. Open every eve-
uing. J auuary 14, 1854.
l
just opened, It few I ,
Those wishing lo‘. .'
the! coming Holidays, are, ff” ,
1 M
5 by Great Authors; ~ ' '
,
ulmlis.
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. ., _ »; cu,_\. ,\m_m,,_,,,,,,,, Agc,,c,.__
,' . .l|lI\. and I\u. 10'-fit,-.1‘, Street
. ‘T. ml the must inlliiclll.i,al‘ifliil‘l-:r;:§tii:
" .- :Il"'.‘.- bulb in the United sum-.~' and the
-\,'l‘f.‘»lIl-I.\'. superior article, round and
sqmuw: splints in romul wood and square
}’rIpr7',l}o.r(*s-. put. up in shipping ONICI‘, and
lowest pric-as, by CHAS. PAR-
'l‘.’.'. .l[:3.iden Laue, N. Y. ly
sold at. fh-3.
".l'h'.Il)l-ild .‘\'< f_‘--.)..
SIE'l‘3_.VIMG'- MACHINES.
(.‘ilf)\'LlI, BAKEII. & C0.
IIIS )I.u'lllvl: is uowjuslly the most. app1'ol_r"
ed, and no conlrovci-scy exists between it
and any olhr-r ]):li(‘l‘li;. Offices 405 Broadway,
New York. lfuynuu~l.-rl Square, Boston; and
42 Soul}: ~fl/c .91., Philndclpliiu. U39
l 17: i:.‘r7r’"[i.l‘l_.l + r:1’.I«:u1:.-x ru, Weekly, 32 mm
Y:-:..u:, !-‘1):'*Pll1l(*ll gr-zitis. and all SI'IllI'l‘L'AL
]}u()1;g__1l,r min by I'_\li'l‘I.’uII)GE «lb BRITTAN,
300 I‘.1'oa«lwu_v, New York. 1y
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1"v‘I3KIC.A.I"-I MUSTANG LINIMDNT.
ROM rich and poor, bond and frcc-—-all
gr-axles, color.-* and conditions, the some
1. mood of praise is irrosistably given to this Won-
! d-érful prep-.u'~.il.iou.
’l‘hous:u1<ls of‘ bottles are
sell! and /(ml c/m‘/_z/, and but me universal
opitllou is filler:-ll by all who use it, andthat. is,
that no remedy ever before discovered. possess-
or. such pc1'fcct healing and curative properties.
1! «Mr /I/re nzagic in relieving pains ol‘apykln<l,
no nuiffer by what caused, or how excruciating-
sprains, (lisloc-.ltion ofjoiuts, bruises, cuts, burns,
Scolds, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, caked
breasts, or any pain, soreness, stiffness or weak-
ness ofjoints, muscles or ligaments. The lim-
motif is equally upplicable and equally effectual
in giving inunc-diutc relief. Try it. G.
BRAGG lb CO., Sole l‘roprietors——Priuc.ipal
Offices, 30! Ilrozldw-.iy, New York, and St. Louis,
Missouri. 1y
To ‘EH32 MUSICAL WORLD
IANO Fl)Ilx'l.‘-l~}S, BE.\INETT lb CO., 361
. l5l‘(li1tl\\':l_\f_.N0\\' York, are manufacturing
and have constantly on hand an extensive as-
sortment. of l‘i:mos, embracing every variety of
style and size. f'rom 0 to 7 Int OC/l'.lv1-:8, from
$100 to $l.lm0cucl1. We have testimonials from
the firsf. Pimiists in the country of the superior
B1m.I.r.A.\'Cr,Ihu;.\1rru and SW1-)ETXF.SS of tone
throughout the entire register of‘ our Pianos,
while a tlelicufc elasticity of touch has been pre-
emiucntly secured, all our instruments are fully
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Buyers
who understand their own interests will call
before pnI'clmsing elsewhere. ly
" c. J. llOY.\"1‘ON & CO.,
Mmzzcfczczure-rs and Dealers, Wholesale
/ind Retail in
OYNTOBTS .-\=.\'D CIIILSON-‘S Celebrated
Flu'I1m'('.s‘. for healing dwellings, stores,
churches and oilwr public buildings ; also, the
Metropolitan and National
Cooking Ranges, two new and splendid patterns
po.-t;-ressing great advantages over the other
ranges now in 115.0. The ,
BAY STATE. ROG-ER WILLIAMS
and other stoves. All orders for the above will
be promptly attended too, at No. 229 Bowery,
New York. 3m5l
“.i5fiii3€6 roT17i:.§._"'“
441 Broadway, New York.
‘HE L_u;r.-1«:sr and best assortment of First
. . Class Piano l"ortes in New York, both with
and without the ./Eoliau Attachment, may be
found of -1 ll Broadway. All persons wishing:
good insfru1ucr.t at a low price will be sure to
find one at I.INCOLN dc THOMI’SON°S
1 5' «HI Broadway, New York,
E'.i’r§’§LEY &. DARLING,
W:-ECLESALE DRUGGIBT
62 l"'cse_7/ Sf.., war G-reczzwzb/2. st.,N'. Y.
(‘)Ill‘rl2l‘lS pr-r.-'on:llly or by letter equally re-
_ ,r:ardcdiuprices,q1m.lilics,dispatcl1,kc. ly
.»_ 1-,: BEST HAIR DYE-
'E§_‘il.l._\.lll)‘S New and Improved Edition is
_ the clleapf--‘l and best article now offered
to the public. If will color the Hair any shade
in '.‘!l.\liuul<‘.-7. 13740
1 ms: <§"7§o1i'i'—:‘:s”.'w
v--v
in
x
71
‘,1’ "" J. {v I-‘. IIAINES, 1.16 3d Avenue, New
IV 9 ‘.\:.rl:. Dealers supplied on liberal
terms. 13740
v .=‘.-';. .1 411:" E.’ '.l2.f’.N"0 rolsrn-IIOUIB.
(‘V F. IIILL. .31 Great Jones street. near
/9 Iln\vu1'y. I\‘.~-w York. Pianos Tuned and
llT*p;li1l-:1.‘ 13740
I ' j‘,A«m.-’.~i'-;2._,r_v G'.’(/.s.s‘ 4- Pz'clzn'e Frame
1'31 is T.-. ‘J E’.-'a(‘}'.i." URER.
I‘. '\\'lll'l‘I.l ICK. lill Canal-street, New
"\
fa . York. (éilding in all its branches. 1y
.‘Bui1di.u.g Stan For Sale. _
Vrllli 3$lll.l.\',k.'l'll“‘l' has for sale a large quantity
_ _ of t.'X‘;‘?.‘lll*llI building stone. D. FINCH.
0:-l. llllh. “'41
Feed, Feed.
‘Ill-2 sul».=ci-llwrs l{l.‘(_‘pS constantly on ‘uaml
_ every description of Fttcfl, which it will be
u plea.‘-,ul'c to sell to his customers at ull times,
and no g1-o\s'lixlg. Give us a call.
' IIOLMES & CO.
,,., Land for Sale.
3; -\l.ouf: 7 .a<:r<-:~: of L-.iud, (a. part of the
E.-rlzllc of the I’. W. '\':ludcrbilt.,) situated in
Norwulk,Ct-.. about three fourths of a mile from
Wosiporl. llepol. _»\lmul half‘ of the above land
i.s<-o-.'m-ml with ax. g_:_'ro\vl.h of Chestnut and Red
Cedar. The abovv idford.-' a good clmnce to any
one \vi.-‘lain,-_': to buy po:-:t.s. If preferred, the
growfli will he sold separately, in lots to suit
cusloinvrs. I-‘or iuformmiou, apply to ,
J.\.\ll~.‘5.‘ '\\'lSE.\'lAN, Norwalk,
W. F. .1 Ull.\’SO.\’_. Guardian.
Nnrwnlk, lice. l. 15.32)
‘zm-19
Iron and Steel.
, Ml-1lllC-\;\'. English refined, and English
I common Iron. ussortefl square, round and
flat. llorsu and ox shoe slmpcs, nut, band, hoop
and bull iron. Cart. and wagon tire, cugt Ger-
man. l-Inglis-ll blister, spring and American
steel, .\'zc., for sale by WM. C. STREET.
To Printers‘
Nlill’ Edition of the Specimen Book of
A. Bl:rcla‘s .\'l-zw Youk 'l‘rri:-Focxnrgr will be
published in September, 1853, and will be giv-
en to those proprietors of Printing Offices who
will send for it, or it will be forwarded them by
mail on receipt, in mlvance, of fifty cents for
the postage: _
In it are exhibited many articles never oc-
fore shown : there have been added I0 the
Foundry new varieties of Roman_ type}? from
Nine-lino Pic-.1 to Pearl, various imitations of
Writing, a gl'l‘{lt- number of Fancy fonts, Bor-
(lvrs both Plain and Illuminated, Labor-Saving
Rules, and fl complete foundry of Germans.
The types now uumufacfurcd are cast fr_oma.
new c-oxiibiuofion of nu.-tal of great durability,
aml{11‘a)l].<1‘lz‘lll_\‘ kept on liaud in large quanti-
ties. Every fancy font is sold by Weight, and
at the pl‘l!l1.e¢l pi-im~.<, which are from 10 to 25
per cent. less than those of some other found-
I-',.,..,_ _\11 other printing materials are furnish-_
ed at manuf‘ucturnl‘s' prices either for cash or
credit. '
P1-]nf.or.< ~l-isliing to open accounts with me,
01- \-.-h..s.- dc-.~.lili;:s have been long suspended,
are l'L‘\'\lL‘t~iCll to accompany their orders with
citv references to prevent delay.
I‘riuicrs of .\'cwspupers who choose to publish
this-: uclvcnisciiicrlt. including this note, three
limcs bl;-fore the lst of August, 1854, and send
me one of the pzipers. will be paid forit in Type
when flwy [llll'Cll1l.S(‘il\'l‘. times the amount. of
lliuir bill from me, of my own manufactures,
selvele-l from my Fp€".('lll‘lellS.
Gl~1ORGE BRUCE,
?.m'_’ 13 (I'll-numbers-Street, New York.
._.....—...
_.._._-._ ..~.- 1
l
I I.ioix«.: llnor irimmiu in complete sets con‘
l sisting of bl--.x.~<< and iron sheaves, brass and
iron i~:i,ils-:9.-'li'-.\val and rubbittetl front locks
and l'.IlC'l1v~-2, (_‘}n-n $ll(,‘lIl,‘l'.\‘, a new article in‘
marluef and by all who have used them the
most ‘.‘.pp1'Il'.'mI kind, at CHICIIESTEIVS.
’£.%e3;sonable-
Iv ' '
DRY GOODS
I-IE Sail>:-cril»t-1- would return his thanks for
. the very lllH_‘l".ll p:\lrou':igc with which his
Store li:l:< 1w.-n lhvoreal the _ve:u'posf. and hopes,
by :1 cuu.-hurt uff,<-uliou to the wants of the
trailing ]l‘.ll.zll(: and by :1. system of fair and hon-
of-able dc-.iling. to retain his share of trade for
the yc~.u- ensuing. llis Slack comprises at all-
fimcs at clloicc and varied selection offoshioua-.
bio and sea.-mizililc llry Goods. ofevery quality
and p1-ire. lie is confident; flint; purchasers
will find rvcry article purchased at his store,
equal in quality, and as cheap in price, as can
be ol.f:iim~d l.‘IS(¥\\'ll|".l'(,‘. I’articul:u' attention
llc\’0t.ell lo the .s~lu-lion of Cloth:-:, Vcstiugs,
sci-... &'c.. for llcutleuicns wcr.r, which will be
sold at. the lO\\'l‘>‘i mm-kw.-t prices.
Jun. 10. L. H. RANDLE.
S
rlmw cutters, llovi-_v’s pzitcul. spiral knives
the best and clwupesf iu the market, at
C}IICHESTER’S._
~ v-. _\ .v>—--. ,..~_.-»...---Jm.A!-
" for sale cheap at
.;..........n.u.u..x'.l ‘~ "I out--. .».va-.vnu-.r.-- A-mud.-npu.¢5¢-as nu ca.-
‘ lgnrlz fijliettiseuenfs.
’:Z'.—¢—— — ~ "‘ '
x-non wn. n. n'no.y.u.o‘s A__IVER'l‘l.s‘1NG IIOLSIZ,
' " I02 Nassau-s1'm-:1-:'r, saw v0RK-
MITH BROTHERS.-
GENERAL
CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
(ESTABLISHED 1840.)
HAVE OPENED THEIR
NIIW MARHLD STORU9
No. 1 2 2 Fulton Street,
(.\‘e:ct door to J\l‘assa-u.)
NE W- YORK,
Their Supply is Larg ,
and constantly renewed, and comprises articles
from the cheapest to the finest quality, mostly
of their own importation
THEY HAVE: STOCK no 81311‘
THE FAR.\fl-LR, rm: .\lF.l’.C}LL\"I‘, rm: MP.CIL\NlC, Arm
THE rnorEssIoN.lI. MAN, most A suuvr ('01.-
I..\R TO AN OVERCOAT.
Their Stock of‘ Piece Goods is large, and
they make
Garments to Order,
At a. small advance over the Ready-made prices.
DANIEL P. Sxmr, THOMAS Smrn, Jr., Ronun.-r
L. SIITIL
TIIE Citizens of Norwalk are respectfully in-
vited to give use call. 311142
"F A n 11 I v A L 3
Fall Trade’ 1853,
NEW 85 HEAVY WOOLENS
The Greatest Bargains ever offered in N. York.
I WM. H. KNOEPFEI}.
Nos. 99 AND 101 WILLMM Sramrr,
N E W Y O R K.
AS now for sale an extensive stock of
FALL GOODS suitable for CLOTHIER_S
AND MERCHANT TAILORS, mostly of his
owx I.\lI’0R'I‘A’l‘ION.
Short-time and Cash Buyers, are
invited to call and examine my 5
purchasing elsewhere.
particularly
took before
1.y3
Tun Evusixo DEPARTMENT, -of this Institution
will be open every evening, from 6 1-2 t_o 9
o’clock, until April next, without any vacations
or intermissions, thus affording ample time for
k Keeping,
Writing and Arithmetic.
Ladies’ Writing Class meet at 3, P. M.
fl "°“°°'
The undersigned would
respectfully give notice that
they have entered into a co-partnership for the
transaction of a. general
carriage. Wagon. and Repairing
business, at the establishment lately occupied
by Charles Isaacs, Esq., where they will be
eased to wait upon their friends and the pub-
ic in general, wishing anything in their line.
Orders attended to promygl ,and charges mod-
erate. RS & OGDEN.
N01-walk, Jan. 1st, 5 4. lyrl
Pa:-inn Ware.
HIS rare and most beautiful kind of useful
and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have 9. taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe this ware, it must be seen
to be appreciated, for sale by
T. B. GRIFFITH.
FINE assortment of Bohemian Ware. con-
sisting of Vases of most exquisite finish,
not to be excelled by any In New York City,
for the price; Also. a. splendid assortment, of
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 55. to $6 the
pair. at T. B. GRIFFITIPS.
$ 3 O 0 Wanted,
ON good Real Estate security, for a. term of
years. For Parties and part-iculars, apply
at the office of the Gazette. tf‘29
JEWELRY AT COST I
"'.HAVE purchased the entire stock of goods
in the store of Charles E. Disbrow, dec’d,
most of’ them at cost,goods consisting 0fWatch-
n 1. Jewelry store.
ALFRED JACKSON.
HOT CORN,
HIS thrilling work is already received, with
a. host of other elegant Gift Books for the
Holidays. A. SELLECK.
JACOB SMITH,
HARDWARE
commission Merchant. ‘
acute: or
New York Machine Company,
95 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
EEPS on hand and has for sale, the follow-
ing merchandize, viz :
Steam Engines from -I to 60 horse power
Turning Lathes, for Wood and Iron
Woodworth’s and Daniels’ Planing Machines
Sash and Moulding Machines, Tennou do
Iron Planing do Drilling do
Well’s Patent Saw Mill, for re-sawing plank
into board of any length or width into thin
board for Panuels, &c.; Spoke Machines which
will turn 5 spokes at a time, and turn 800 per
day; screw wrenches assorted, steam cocks,
steam whistle, mill saws, circular saws, saw ar-
bors, saw gummcrs, ford and rotary pumps,
well curbs, garden engines, bench planes, jack
screws, assortment of best quality machinists’
files, Patent Stretched Leather Belting,-at Man-_
ufacturers’ prices, and various other articles
‘appertaining to the machinery business. tf34
Men’s and Boy’: Gaps.
400 Fine Broadcloth and Silk Plush Caps,
received this day from Auction, and for sale at
half the usual prices, at MOULTON’S.
C
F
Ifllcles usually kept i
OLORED Paramnttas, all colors and quali-
ties at reduced prices. - I
LOOR Oil Cloths, 4-4, 5-4, 6-4’, 7-4, 8-4,
beautiful patterns, and of various qualities
MOULTONfS.
Building moving.
HAVING taken the building moving busi-
ness of C Times, the subscriber is prepar-
ed fo move, and raise Buildings, with safety
and dispatch. They can have the assistance and
advice, of C Tunas, at any time.
All orders addressed to‘ the subscriber, will
meet with prompt attention.
ly34 C H TUBBS, Norwalk, Conn.
. - - o. rumns. L -
Manufacturer and Dealer. in
BOOTH; IIOII AND Bflflflflfllo
THE subscriber has on’ hand and is ready for
orders of all kinds of Water Proof Boots,
and Dress Boots, of French Calf or " Patent
Leather. From his long practice in this brancll
of the trade, he is confident that his work will
compare favorably with that of city manufac-
ture. He has also a. general assortment, of,
Congress Shoes, Oxford fies, brognns, etc.
For the Ladies, he has a complete stock of
Gaiter and Morocco Boots, Buskina, &c.
Clzildren’s work of all descriptions on hand
and made to order. India Rubber Boots and
Shoes of all kinds, at C. FIELDS, opposite
Danbury do Not-walk R. R. Depot.
Norwalk, Nov. 19, 1953. ly-47
For Sale or Exchange for
-’= . ’ ‘ .N'cw York City Property. .
A-N entire new Dwelling House containing
fourteen rooms, with about four acres of
first rate land, commanding a splendid view of
Long Island Sound and the surrounding coun-
try. Also, two small Cottages directly in the
town, only two minutes walk from theNo1-walk
' t . .
capqgmaln on mor gage REET’ or HOMER,
ly to GEO. 0. ST _
MORGAN, No. 3 Metropolitan Bank Building.
Pine Street, New York.
Nor-walk, Nov. 22d, 1853-
NAILS. ,
». KEGS of the celebrated “Tre-
moat Iron-.00.” Nails, bought at
a very low price some time ago and will be
‘sold less than they now cost in New York
Dealers and Builders will do well to call and.
buy. 32 Z. SANFORD.
STOVESI STOVI-IS! Stoves! at
- C. & E. K. LOCKWOODS.
connsmwnv
System of Penmanship.
AN elegant Writing Book, quarter size, con-
_ taming 36 pages, with copies and instruct-
ions on the top of each page. A book well
adapted for private practice or school purposes:
Price only 25 cents. For sale at the JV‘orwalk
_(»'onmierciaI Jcademr . Also, a superior qual-
ity pf‘ Metallic Pens, aper, disc. Jan. 14.
‘Panning Mills.
and fast, let them go and, buy ofciucnusrua
which I shall be able to sell at very low prices.
09. Clocks, Jewelry and Silver ware, and all.
Bridge. About one half of the purchase mone)’ __
I tf47
" Glasses. &c., &‘€- ~
DI ‘)E LAINISS from Auction, yards
. _,ust received, f‘or sale at one Shilling
per ya‘ 1 and worth nearly double the money,
at MOULTON’S.
Skates.
U'.’\’G- AMERICA if you want to Spread
the Eagle right, you should have a pair of
tlnose Skates they sell at No. 1, Wall Street.
E. VA. CHICHESTER.
ET Brussels and Velvet Carpeting, Super
English Velvet Tapestry, Carpeting and
Tapestry Brussels Stair Carpeting, slightly wet
on board :1 Liverpool Packet, just received from
Auction and for sale at a real bargain, at
Westport, Dec. 26. MOULTON’S.
India Rubber Packing.
OR sale at manufacturer’s prices, b
HOLCOMB & LY N,
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport.
Nails ! Nails !
CASKS Cut Nails. 50 do. supe-
rior Wrt. do.
HOLCOMB dz LYON,
83 and 95 Water-st.., Bridgeport-.
VICES !
ILIJS. P_cf.er Wright's solid box. Hydo’s.
and various other makes, for sale by
HOLCOMB & LYON.
83 and 95 Water-sf., Bridgeport.
Borax and Emory.
'“fHOLESALE and Retail by
HO LCOM B (I: LYON,
83 and 99 Water-sf., Bridgeport.
GLUE.
ETER _C°°_P0l°5 Glue, I01" Salt‘ of munufac-
turers prices. HOLCOMB <3: LYON,
5&5 (Ind 95 Water-st., Bridgepm-[_
wooaslrnza Housn.
CORNER. or MAIN AND WHITE sramzrs
Near the Rail Road Depot.
HE subscriber having leased the above nam-
ed Hotel, is prepared to receive boarders
and transient visifers. The House is abundant-
ly supplied with spring water, and has all the
conveniences necessary to make guests comfort-
able.» and_fhe undersigned feels confident from
the exper1enc_e that he has had in the business
of hotel keeping, that he can give satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage.
W. SIMONSON.
N. B.—Warm and Cold Water Baths rendv
at all hours. (Danbury, Sept. 5, I353, tf3'3
NOBWALK
Carpet Weaving Establishment.
HE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the Public, that he is prepared to exe
cute all orders for
RAG CARPET WEAVING,
at the shortest notice and in the best possible
manner and for veryreasonable prices, at his
residence near the Union Factory.
JACOB BLACK.
Dyeing Establishment.
BIRK, of Bridgeport, silk, cotton and
. woolen dyer, formerly of New York, dye.-
150
every description.
_ Also, broadcloths andcassimeres, broadcloth.
silk and merino cloaks, satim, lustrings, crapcr.
plush, lace veils, silk and cotton velvets. sew»
mg silk, crape, merino, cashmere, Thibct nnr
cotton shawls, Italian and French capes. Alsc.
smaller articles, such as handkerchiefs, parasole
sumahades, ribbons, gloves, hose, lace, gaui
articles, &c., &c., which will be done on reasoi.
able terms.
G EJVTLE./llE..V-‘S G.5lR.MEJ\/‘TS.
Overgoats, coats, vests, pants, &:c., dyed will
out ripping, and made to look as well as DEVI
He will also cleanse and finish in the best ma!
n_er, coats, vests, pants, military garments, in...
rule shawls, table cloths, crumb cloths, «kc.
the neatest manner.
g“ All orders left with Mr. JACOB BLAC I
Norwalk, who is agent for Mr. Birk, will ‘
promptly attended to.
PIANO-PORTES.
New, and Second Band, For Sale.
RICES from $100 to $600, of New You
and Boston manufacture, by the best in.
kers. Any pne in Norwalk and vicinity '
want ‘of a. Plano-Forte are invited to call 111.
examine them. Old Pianos taken in exchang-
F. H. NASH, Prof. of Music,
33 .N‘a. 510 Broome st.. N. Y.
MILLINIBRY.
ISS PILGRIM with pleasure announces 1'
I.
F.
\
visited the City and has returned with : -
good an assortment of Bonnets and MIIllDC‘i
G°0d5. both of french and American fahri.-.
ever offered to the public. and at prices 11;; 5
cannot fail to_ please. Velvets. dc chcum
plush. felts, satms, silks, d'c. constantly ma.
up. Feathers, flowers. ribbons, laces. &c.. .‘ . .
constantly on hand. Straws dyed ‘or C1,“. ,
at the shortest notice. "
rm: ran-ramma mnnrcmnz
I-Iolloway’s Pills.
These Pills being composed entirely of med-
icinal herbs are of a. most harmless natur. ,
while the extraordinary virtues they posse»-
liavc rendered them universally popular :-
ncarly every part of the world. The immeu.~.
success they have met with throughout tl..
States is most ext-raordinary, owing. it is pr.
sumed, to their wonderful efficacy in the cm -
of Bilious complaints and disorders of ti v
Liver and Stomach. Persons who persever-
in using them in accordance with the direl
tious, seldom fail in being restored to healtl
WE.-IKNESS .\\'D I)FTBlLI'I'Y.RES'I‘ORATIO.\' "
or A GI-2.\'Tl:E.\f.«l.\‘, AGED 45, WHEN .i¥°§.§:¥,‘}.'-
DOOR. '
Copy qfu Lellerfrnm the Rev. Charles S (h d t d v\’ .
St. I’lu'Iz'p¢, mar Bath, Somersetsh ire, Infllz 14179531: L
To Pnormoa H01 LOWAY.
Sir -A Mr. JOSPI-III Pvxrox formerly a re ‘d t f ti ' ~
P1309’: 113-'3 been in n. declininh state of heaItl:Silfoernup)w's1°’(l:
of three years. gr:u1un11_,. “.,,s,,,,g aw,“ to a shade“. ,__,
-nightly perfpirutions and want ofappétite. which cause-‘
g_reat uneasiness to his friends, as he had consulted va
rious medical men in Bath. without effect. He at ln~.-
‘‘59d 3°“? “"8. and “Dd9l"P1‘0\'idence was restored ir-
hfalth by their. nieans. He lately emigrated to 39,,
Xork, and hasyust written to sav, that he was new
better In health. and desired me tb acquaint you with th:
circums_t:mca.~. I ought. also to mention, that my Will;
had derived great benefit fromthe use of your Pills. '
I remain. sir, yours respectfully,
CHARLES SMITH, Dissenting Minister,
A PEIIIIANENT CURE OF A DISEASI-ID LIFER, OF MANY
YEARS’ DURATION.
Copy 2}‘ a Ldter from Mr. Gamis, Chepnigz, rmqz (0
Professor Holloway. ’
Itdealifll‘.-‘I'll! this district your Pills command 3 mm,
ex ensue sa 9 than any other proprietary medicine far.
fore the public, As 3.-proofofthcir eflicacy in Lin... .
Bxlmus Co_mp1:nnt. I_ may mention the following ca-
lndy of this town with whom I am personally acquu --
for yegrs was a severe sufferer from disease of the l .\l 1'
‘ml dig“-‘mw Qrgans :_her medical attendant assured her
that he could’ do nothing to relieve her sufferings, audit
was not likely she could survive many montlu. This
announcement naturally caused great alarm among her
friends and relations, and they induced her to make a
trial of your-Pills, which so improved her general health
that she was induced to continue them until she received
5 perfect cure. This is twelve months, ago. and 511'.‘ has
not experienced any symptoms of relapse, and ofti n de-
clares that your Pills have been the means of saving her
life. I remain, Dear Sir. yours truly,
July, 23d. 1853. (Signed) J. GABEIS.
These celebrated Pills are womle:;fuII_v/ efl.’caciou3 irl .u:f::l
lmcing complaints :—~
Rheumatism
Retention of Urine
_Scrof‘u1a, or King’:
Evil
Agne Female Irregulari-
Asthma ties
Bilioun Complaints Fever-z of all
Blotches on the ‘n65
Skin 1-‘its Sore Throata
Bowel Complaints Gout Stone and Gravel
Colic Head-:i~:.hc Secondary symptom
Constipation of Indigestion Tic Doulom-mu
the Bowel: Inflammation Tumours
Consumption .l:_umdu-e Ulcers
Debili Live-r_ Com- Veneral Affections
Drops)‘ P11111118 Worms of all kinds
D.Y3¢M°|'3' I-“mb“S° Weakness, from
E1'J5l."9l35 Piles whatever cause.
Sold at the I-Istablii-rliment of Professor Ilollowuv, 2-I-I.
531"-1'1“: ("“““ T°"‘l’19 3312) London, and also at IlI> House
in New York. Orders for .\Icdicines in the States ad
dressed ‘T. HOIJa0W.\Y. New York,’ will receive diie at-
¥9n¢i0h- SON also by all r(-speclable Drug-visfs and Deal-
ers in Medicine iluollglxout the United ttales. in Boxes
*1‘ 37 1'2 cent“. 87 cents and $1.50 cents each. To be
had Wholesale of‘ the principal Drug Ilouses in the Union,
and of E. _I§I_\‘\‘EI_[,, },;0,.“-a1_L._, U"
‘xléhere IS a (‘t\l'l,‘ild.81':l.l)€ saving b_vt.1hing the larger sizes.
_ . B.——Direct'.ons for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are uffixed to ouch Box. eowly
.7‘ .> ' Av‘; — xx» .5‘
, ‘Selling Cost!‘
WEJTCHES, Clocks, Jewelry Silver and
Plated _IVares, Port-monnaies, fine
Cutlery, Combs, Jlrusbes, F0710}; Goods,
Lamps, Lamp Glass and If’-irks, Looking
Mu. Emron.-‘—Wc‘ivould say to the public,
through your enlarged and improved paper,
that we have purchased the entire stock of the
late C. E. Disbrow, which we are now selling
at cost prices, we have also been making largo
additions to the already large stock, making it
the largest and best to select from, of any in
this part of the County, being composed of the
richest and best-"selected articles to be found.
and which will be sold at astonishingly low
prices for the quality.
Also, a large and fine assortment offuucy ar-
ticles of nllkinds. which will be sold as cheap
as the cheapest. Call and see.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned well _ '_
ALFRED JACKSON, successor to
C. L.
DISBBOW
and finishes in the best style, ladies’ dresses off
Also, carpets cleansed at short notice, and i =
the Ladies of'Norwalk, that she hasagai . ‘
Norwalk Chronicler