- Sound and the Norwalk lsla:id,si_
buihliug Lot silaiatcil ()])p(is'(lQ um residence of g
_ Joel Smith, dc-c'd or of
'*§«~;.»r-!?:.‘¢..§.._" ‘ _'_-« 3:. N; '~’*' -T ‘ "'
, . _.,..,. .
"\‘:Cg',:-Trilll'l»_y’-tlll'C‘C tons of silver arrived at
Pliiladelpliia on Fl'ill'.ly last fi-oui the New Or-
li-aiis Mint. It took six cars to convey it. from
l’iI.i.sbi1rg.
_,;;-. ‘ Gustave Wagner, lately in the employ
of a railroad ccuipany in Pennsylvania as eu-
ginccr aiiddraiightsinau, lia.<sstai'tc(l for C011-
'- S=i.€l.lll.lll()]1lC at the request of Kossuth. H0
was an oilicer in the Hungarian army.
353, Among the latest counterfeits_mentiou-
ed by Thompson's Bank Note _ R.eporlPI‘- “'9
tens of the Woferbiiry Bank altered from ones,
and twenties of the Middlescx County Bank,al-
iered from smaller notes.
_;7.?;t3‘ At Taliuta, Missz, sciuc boys tied a pack
of fire crackers to a dog's tail. which ended:
on» trick, not the tail) in the destruction of
$200,000 worth of cotton.
___________,___
P;-.-i1'(=,<~.eo1- Agassiz bought a string of
fish of a boy in Roc-.licst.er lhejther day, which
r-ontained ten spcciiucus of a species never des-
cribed by a naturalist. ,'
_ _,___ ,7 _ , . .__. ._ -. ..
‘ V OTICES
SPECIAL i .
p_.., ;.;,,,.1,,-,,l,-'5 I)-,1¢i:frice.—Tliis really valuable preps,
raiiun for cleansing and preserving the teeth may be had
,,«;,.-i1....~;i1-.- or re-tail at the store of 0. Clark, Alfrml
.l lcllillll, or of the Doctor himself’.
To the Correspondents of Henry
E’!
The subscriber being now engaged in an enlargeineiit
and completion of his Ll}‘E AND 'l‘u\iiS or Ill-l.\'P.\‘ Cur.
tin-ls on examination of Mr. Clay’s eorrcspoiideiice at
Aslilaiid, that his Private Correspondence is of material
impm-tance for a complete exhibition of his (‘.ll:\l‘flClI"l' and
lii.-tinry, and of those portions of the history of the times
with which he was connected. As Mr. (‘lay was not in
the habit of taking copies of his own letters, they are
now scattered over the country in the-hands of his nu-
merous correspondents, and have doubtless been preserv-
ed. No matter how private the correspondence m:i_v
have been, ifnot ofa nature to render its posthumous
publication improper, it is a very affective mode oi'illus-
ti-ating chiiracter, and is often important in lll.nlOI'_V.—-
The subscriber tlierefore respecffiilly and eariiev.tl_v re-
quests all correspoii<‘.enls of Mr. I.'l:i_v, \l'llL‘l.llFl‘ in the
earlier or later periods of his life. i" l'“]’“° m‘ l" l‘1'i"“l“
st-.ifion.-i, who may be in possessioii of original letters
from Mr. Clay on any subject whatever not sacied to
'1-.i-ivacy after death, that they will be pleased, if not ii‘.
coii.-tjstent with tlieir—f(-clings, to forward such letters to
the piiiiiisim-s oftlie work, :42’, s._'_Bum?.° & 00-. 51 -Mm
street, New York ; and llle)'¢l:D_Q_'i>" be assured that the
letters will be returned, or subject to their order, accord-
ing to instructions that may be given. ' -
_ The subscriber will also be greatly obliged for any
communications relating to Mr. Clay that may be thought
new and important, addressed to the care ofA. S. Barnes
iv Co., as above-mentioned. As the design is to publish
the work in the coming spring, it will»be seen that im.
mediate attention to this request will be necessary to
make it available. C. COLTON.
Asbland, February 10th, 1854.
The following highly compliineutary notice of Wistar‘s
Balsam of Wild Cherry, appeared in the Ladies Magazine
and Album, Boston, Mass., Nov. 1848.
“We have but little faith in moatof the advertised
medicines ; but having been during the last six weeks,
sevely afllicted with a."cold and cough, which nearly dis-
abled us from attending to our business, we were indu-
ced to try the Balsam of Wild Cherry, and are happy to
say, that we have been benefitted by its use ; and in our
humble opinionit. is one of the best preparations for colds
coughs, and of the lungs now in use.
Beware of l.'rninte;_'/‘eils imrl finifalions. —'l‘lia unparallel-
led and astonisliin_«_r efiicaoy of DB. WIST.-\R’S BAISAM
OF WILD CHERRY, in all the diseases for which if is rec-
ommended, curing many cases after the skill of the lkst
Pliysicians has proved unavaillng, has effected 9. large
and icreasing demand for it. This fact has caused many
unprincipled counterfeiters and imitators to palm ofi‘
spurious mixtures, of similar name and appearance, for
the genuine Balsam, misspellin the name, and forging
certificafi-s to resemble those olythe true Balsam. ‘ Dr.
Wistai--‘s Balsam of Wild Clierr_v is the only gemiiue.—-
The rest merely imitate the name of the original, while
they possess none iifi';s virtues.
BE CAl’.F.i-‘UI. WHAT YOU BUH.
All imitations and counterfcitersi, being put up by per-
sons ifiuoraiit of the diseases of the human system. and
the effect of medicines, are entirely unsafe and danger-
ous. The genuine and original article, which hiis been
proved so long, was originally put up by WILLIAMS lk
l‘o.. Pliiladelpliia, and is now prepared and sold whole-
sale and retail, by Seth W Fowle, Boston, Mass., and is
now for sale by his Agents.
IIi,1Imcriy’s ( 51'7if1)lc?*‘.'ll and Pills the best Remedies for Bad
1.1-3.2, and all I.-inzlsq/‘ Wozmds.-—The surprising sale of
these iii\'zilu_able medicines in every part of the civilized
world is one of the most convincing proofs of their efii‘
may in curing bad legs, old wounds, scrofula, and disea-
ses. of the skin. "Thousands of people who sufferr-d from
tliese dreadful maladies have been cured by their use af-
ter every other remedy failed ; and it is a fact hgyond
dispute tliaj: there is no disease, liowevor obstinate, but
that may be shortly eradicated by these wonderful med-
icines, tliercforo the alllicted should try IIolloway’s flint"
ment and Pills.
lMl[.iE‘?@llEE3).
lu New York. on the 21st inat., by Rev. Asa D. Smith,
ll. D. Rev. V. Le Roy I.ockw'ood of Illinois to Mary E. el-
dest‘. diiugliter of Clias. Eversley Esq., of New York-
lu Granville, Illinois, on the 9th iust., by Rev. V. Le
" I’.o_v Lockwood, .\l. Bertrand Lockwood, brother of the of-
noiziiiiig clergyman, to Miss Eliza Gillinore of‘ Granville.
--
llth inst. Abraliaiu aged about 50.
.\‘nnr-v. wife of Wm. Taliuadgc, about 50. On the 1‘.’l'h
iusi..'.\':iiiI-v. widow of Uiiai-lex l.o(-.l:wood. aged 90. On
luih iniit., Wm. Ste-.'ens, aged 59. On l'.4lh iusi._. Jen-
Leife. .\iL-Intire. aged 26. _ ,
in this town on Sunday last, William Mastorson, aged
about 17.
l - . w;inted.
N active, smart woman, who is competent
to take the charge of a kitchen, do plain
cooking, makcpics, die. Any person wanting
a good home will find a desirable situation,aud
liberal wages. 'Address JAMES I.i'c.\.~‘. -
I Union I-louse, Staiiifoi-d.
_,fi§‘ Also, a good table waiter wanted.
To whom It Concerns.
F the person who exchanged Shawls with the
I siibscribei-, at the Methodist Church. on the
‘evening of the Donation Visit and has thus far
retained it, will send it to my residence or to
.the Gazette Office, they will receive their own
‘and save themselves from public exposure.
31,*9 MRS. ESTHER MCCORMIC.
To Rent.
The dwelling house now occupfed by
S. R. Bunting, to let. Possession on
I
_ lst of April. Enquire on the premises.
SAMUEL R. BUNTING. _
WELLING HOUSE to Let from the first
-'1 1.. I l_ to
0t AP” "ex ciihiiicn 0. STREET.
3139
Feb. 2-7_ui, 1854.
Real Estate for Sale.
THE subscriber "offers for sale the
.. place formerly owned by Mr. Francis
L. Aiken; consisting of a two story Dwelling
House, Barn. Out--liouscs, (Y0 , all nearly new_;
a never failing well of excellent water, 3 Vim-g
‘ety of fruit and sliarlc trees, and_is pleasantly
located about 3 miles from the villages of Nor-
walk and New Canaau—-Title indisputable.-
Three-fourtlis of the purchase money may 1'6-
maiii on moi-tgage. P4-rsons wishing to pur-
chase are roqiiesti-cl to examine these premises.
lfnoi. disposed of previous to the first Of
April, it. will be renf.ed,to a r_lesirabletenant.—
For further pa.rl;iciilars Cll;'[llll'e of Mn. FRANCIII
L. '~:x o'of' the subscri )0!‘ . we '
‘W ‘ GILBERT.
J. HENRY.
Norwalk, Fr-.b. I854. W
Valuable Real’ Estate‘
FOR SALE.
TUE lioniestu-.id belonging to the heirs of
J om. S.\irru dcc’d, sitiuited about one mile.
easterly froiu the village of Norwalk, contain-
iug about ’l‘wi-ivc :lCl'l*s of choice land on which
is a line orcliai-d, wiili a two story Dwelling,
Burn. C:ll'l'l=l££(! and Corn llousc, and other
buildings. The lloiise is liuclv siliiated, com-
nIflll'1l“l-‘.’ 3“ U-V‘-‘ill-<l\'t‘ view 'of Long Island
Alo a fine
John Osborn, E5‘!-: ‘W011i four acres ; also. about
i.\vcui.y-foul‘ n.cI"=-9 0l’Pl0l1.‘—lll.l’:1si.iii-c and Mead-
oiv Land and six acres of Wood Land in the
-vicinity of the Ilomested, a rare chance is now
offered to those who desire to purebaso_
- For Terms apnl y at the late rcsideiico ' of
CHAS. ISAACS.
March, 1st, 1854. up
Just Published.
, 7 HP} Old Brewery. ,
. Angel W hispcrs by D. E. Eddy.
Life aiuoug the Flowers, by Laura Greenwood
Piilpit. Portraits and Pen Pictures.
_ lie-Qlilllct‘-.y’s letters to Young men.
.-\iii.ograplis of‘ Freedom.
.Mrs. l‘ai'l.ingi.oii-‘s Carpet; Bag.
Daslies of Anir.ei'icaii llumor.
..\loral Aspects of City Life, by E. II. Chopin.
Little Mary, by II. Tcusla, author Sunny Side,
etc, etc.
New Anisi.ci-dam, or New York as it was in the
, days of tho llutch Governors, by Prof. A.
Davis. Just received by E. E.,KNAl’I’.
AGLEY’S Gold Pens, and a great variety
ol'Sl.ocl _pous,sonie new pattern at I{.\'.iPP’s.
EA DY i-cfei-L-iice Bill Files,
‘ at
/‘
i{NAPP’S'.= I
VORY Tablelf, and Fabern Tablet Pencils,
Ivory tipt, at KNAPP’S.
L
i_
S'I‘A.\[FORl).—-FOI\‘. SALE,
A Good House and Lot,
132 by 376 Feet, .
On, .Main Street, one door lVesf of [he Ep.-'.v—
copal C}:-urcli.
HIS place is situate in the village of STAM-
T 1.-nun, Conn.. on the N. Y. and N. H. Rail-
road, 361: miles from New York City. Its vi-
ciuity to the Sound ensures a fresh and healfliy
atmosplierc, and affords every facility for Salt.-
watcr Batliiug, Sailing, Fishing, &c. The house
is shielded in front by beautiful shade trees.
while the grounds contain about a luindi-cd
fruit-trees, as well as an excellent and exten-
sive assortment of the smaller fruits, slmibbery,
flowers, &c. The finish of the whole house is
found in-a coutnplry §1(l))ll.‘l}(:. Every part. l1l)8.Vltl}l)g
ieen construe e w t t e utmost care y e
ublcst mechanics, an almost unrivalled degree
of perfection has been attained; extendingnot
only to the general lan, but even to the miiiii-
fest details. The whole househiis ttliofoflgbly
warmed b a. lar c furnace, w ie Ie I‘00m3
have gratgs of thgir own. _ '
Excellent water is obtained from a _well In
the kitchen, and there is also areservoir above
the carriage-house, supplied by mei_mS_ 0f it
pump, with horse-power adapted, With 80_0‘1
water, which is carried through the house With
the usual couveniencies, hot. and cold Bath,
Wan“--C19set, &c., and soft. water is abundant-
ly supplied from two cisterns. The h0llS0 15
furnished with Bells, lS_peaktI.I,alE‘d'il;]llgb0l-‘:,n¢(l15§; the
‘ a c ex ' I -
whqdlllf: Efelililii lisnaifipbdilding, and is floored
throughout with Cement.
Not. only comfort, but elegance and neafness
have been everywhere attended to, the front
windows being of plate 81339. the 1'00"“ 9-"
neatly pap:-red or painted, grates and wood-
work iu complete order. In short, this house
furnishes every gratification for both taste _and
comfort. without presenting that most odious
of anomalies, :1 (}~ity House in the Cuimtrg/._
Tlic place. lies but a few rods from the Epis-
copal Cliurch, and the Village contains church-
es of all the principal denominations. Several
Schools are likewise located in and about the
Village. as well as a Post Ofilce, good Markets
=. .-- .5y_;-,._--I-ragged-:~r..I«r.-arr “~ .
and Stores, and several able Physicians. Ap-
ply to J. SMITH DODGE,
3(5) 27 Bond Street, N. Y.
School Furniture For Sale.
EATS and Desks built. after the modern im-
proved style and nearly new. Sufficient
to seat sevciity-five Scholars; for sale very low.
Enquire at this OFFICE. 319
—- For Sale or to Let.
W A Dwelling House containing fourteen
rooms, with about four acres of ground.
Said house is entirely new, never having been
occupied ; commanding a. splendid view of Lon g
Island Sound and surrounding country. Will
be sold on very reasonable terms; one half of
the purchase money may remain on mortgage.
Enquire of Mr. John Austen or of the sub-
scriber. GEO. O. STREET.
District of Ridgefield ss. Probate Court, Feb-
ruary 2011:, I854, '
STATE of CHARLES C. KING late of
Ridge-field, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Ridgefield bath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.-
Those who neglect to present their accounts.
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate, Ii'fI§l|;!‘ useIItIedKtIoNgake immediate
a merit to .
All JOSHUA I. KING I EX°°“‘°“-‘-
Sons of Temperance.
THE 10th Au-
ni v e 1' ii a r y of
Concord D i v i s-
ion, No. 2, S us
of Temper: ce,
will be cele ra-
_ ted at their Hall
on Wflnes d a y
Evening, March
1st, 1854.
Members of the
Division with
’ ‘ their Families,
are invited to attend. Addresses will be de-
livered by Brother R. S. James and others on
the occasion. Exercises to commence at 7
o'clock. 2t8 S. STEVENS, R. S.
Agricultural Notice. _
AN Adjourned Meeting of the Fairlield
County Agricultural o
ciety will be bold-
eu at Bridgeport, on Wednesda , the 1st day
of March next, at 10 o'clock in t e forenoou.—
A general attendance of the members is earn-
estly solicited, as arrangements will then be
made for the nexlranuual Fair and _othcr inte-
resting busiuess brought to the notice of the
Society. _
By a vote adopted at the last annual meeting
of the Society, the next County Fair will be
liolden in the town which shall make the.lar-
gest contribution to the Funds of the Society,
according to the_Census of 1854, and a notice
of the amount, certified by the Vice President
of the contributing town, sent to each of the
Secretaries, (J. H. Sherwood of Southport, and
Wm. H. Holly of Stamford, ) on or before the
1st day of March next. WM. H. HOLLY,
Stamford, Feb. 1. 3t.6 Rec. Secretary.
Clothing: Clothing.
THE extensive reputation of the Mammoth
Clothing Ware House of P. C. BAR-.\'L'M in Co.
194 and 6 Chafham uare,_ New York, being
one of the largest in t e United States, embra-
cing every shade and variety of Clothing ever
kept in 9. Clothing Store renders advertising a
compliance with custom, more than a matter
of necessity. ,
A CAED.
To our Numerous friends througlioiit the
State of Connecticut, the undersigned IS most
happy to return his thanks to his_frieuds, for the
very liberal patrons c with which they liave
favored him during 1. e pagt I931‘; “ml hiwmg
made arrangements to continue at the_o1d stand
of P. C. B. JL Co. during the year 1854, hopes
and believes that good g00d8a V_V9“m_9-‘19-r“"‘lY
represented and left. to the, unbiascdjudgcinent
of the purchaser, will merit a continuance of
their favors, very respectfiill ,
tf5 BENJ. BA RACLOUGH.
Parian Ware.
THIS rare and most beautiful kind of useful
. . and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have a 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 Boheinian_Ware. con-
sisting of Vases of most exquisite finush,
not to be excelled by any in New I ork City._
for the price; Also. a splendid assortment of
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 59. to $6 the
‘pair, at. T. B. GRIFFITH’S.
PEOPLES’ LINE
For New York.
THE Sloop Sterling, Captain J. S.
Bvxnnn, will run as a. Market Boat,
lcaviu Norwalk January 20th. and
New York from ikc Slip, on the Tuesday fol-
lowing. All freight taken on moderate Terms.
For further information inquire on board.
Jan. 10th. 3 H. TUTTLE.
, ' Deliaines.
SPLENDID assortineutéust. received by
A v _ . J. GRUMAN.
UST Received several cases of Muslin,
bleached and unbleached, of all grades,
which we will sell at prices whichjdefy compe-
m;.,,,, C. J. Ganusx.
ERRIMACK Prints, 5 large lot just receiv-
ed, amongst them some beautiful styles.
C. J. Guemix.
LOTHS Cassimeres and Satinetls, a splen-
C ‘A did assortment just received at
- C. J. Gauii.ix’s.
A ECEIVED this “day 1600 yds more of those
‘Bleached Muslims in Remnants, the best‘
$00,], 3,.-er offered in the town, and the cheap-
est. C. J. Gltl‘..\lA.\‘.
" , ‘_ LEJVDID 12U1Lm.v(;
g3'qpi;g(§,s..1: SOUTH JVOR W.-11.1.:
Each containing between 7Nt!l1Y<l
few minutes*walk of the” A, g _ _ _
and Danbury Dep0t8. G0mll_|Indingly1iewa of
Sound, villages, &c. and will be so upon ea. y
terms. Apply upon the P"°“‘if.s,_:'_
South Norwalk. .
4|.‘-S
Q . Farm. for Sale- ,
TIIE subscriber offers for sale the f‘iiim_
owned and occupied by him: °°“5‘3“"g 0'
ftlmlll 80 acres of first rate land, 75 acres pf
which is mowed land, in rotation, and lylllg 1“
Eastern part of Wilton, about If 1113195 from
Wilton Depot of the Danbu dz Norwalk Rail
ROM. and fifty miles from ew York Citi’-"
Upon the place is a large brick Dwelling,-
Bal'“-S» Outhouses, &c., die. It is eligibly situ-
ated upon high ground commanding an extend-
Fd View 04' the Sound, and the surrounding
couutry._ It would makea very desirable Sum-
mer Residence for‘ any gentleman wishing to
retire from the bustle of the City, or for a prac-
tical farmer. The price is‘ $6,500—Terms made
very easy, as but a small portion of the pur-
chase money would be required down. , '
’ .. THEO. L. STURGES.
Wilton, Feb. 18th, 1854. 13t*tfS
.-e‘«— »« .
:-» --.~:=:¢n:
uuexceptionoble, combining advantages raroly _
properly attested, within said time, will be de-,
No Flmnl .’ No Shipwreclr.’
llU'l‘ Sl.\ll'l.Y THIS-
.-‘Snlarging the Premises.
VALUABLE u0UsEi1oLo INFORMATION.
0 the LADIES of Norwalk and suirrouiul_-
lug Country. Grt-at and Important Sale
of an extensive and very Valuable Stock of
Dry Goods, Carpeting.
Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c., &c. -
GEORGE KEYS,
No. 343 Eight Aveiiue, between 27th and 28th
Si.l'(‘.(‘l.SX, would inform his Friends. Customers
and the public generally. that he will commence
on Monday, Feb. 20, with his
GPOBI clearing Out Sale;
To dispose of every article now in his Store,
amounting to @‘ FIFTY THOUSAND DOL-
LARS, ‘En all of which must be sold at a
Gaaxr SACRII-‘ICE, previous to enlarging his
Store.
This Sale is occasioned by the proprietor’s
great siiccess in business for the past 4 years,
and the increasing wants of the Up-Town Trade.‘
He has made arrangements to extend his al-
ready extensive Store 40 feet, making it full
100 Feet Long, and the largest Store Up-Town,
together with a New Front, and other exten-
sive Alterations and Improvements—f.o do this
Bu.n'm=.vs must be Suspended for a short time.
N0'l‘ICE.—Hc would say to. the Public
that. this will be one of the greatest Sales foi-
securing Bargains in all kinds of Dry Goods,
(Several Thousand Dollars Worth having been
bought for the Spring Trade) that has ever ta-
ken place in New York.
The sale will be conducted as follows-The
Store will be Closed on Saturday, Feb. 18th,
to mark and arrange the Goods as below stated,
with the price on each article in plain figures,
and no deduction from the prices marked.
Re-opening, an Momlay, Feb. 20, 1854.
At 9 o’clock, when The Sale will commence
and continue until every article is disposed of‘.
Below will be found a portion of the Goods and
the prices at which they will be sold.
10 Cases Giughams l0d,_ 13, Is 3d, Is Gd. _
12 “ Merrimack Cochcco and Sprague Prints,
formerly sold at is reduced to 9 & 10 cents.
100 ps Merrimack’ and Cocheco style, 10d, now
(id and 7d. ' .
75 ps Dclaiue formerly 2s, now la.
50. ps “ “ 2s lid, now Is 9d.
30 ps all Wool, formerly (iii (id, uow 4s.
1000 ps Lawns and Barage Delaines, Is, worth 25;
H2 ps Fine French Merinoes, 10s, 12s ; only ‘is,
and 8s.
70 ps Paraniatta, 3s. and 45, now 29, and 2s 6d.
100 ps “ 5s 6d, and 69, now 39, and 43.
50 ps Rich Plaid Silk, 10s 6d, &: lls 6d, now 85.
35 ps “ “ 7s 6d, and 85 6d, now 59,
and 6s 6d.
40 PS Changeable Silk, 7s (id, and 89, now 53 6d,
and (is.
30 ps Black Silk, 5s, 6s 6d, 83, and 8s 6d.
50 ps Wool Plaid, 2s 6d, 39, 4s 6d, 53, and 6s 6d.
350 Wool and Broche Long and Square Shawls,
40 per cent below former rices. "
550 pairs Blankets sold at $- . $4, $5, and $7 50
reduced to 205, $3, $4, and $4 50. , _
Cloths. Cassimeres, Satinets, J cans and Vestings
50 ps White Flannel, sold at 25, now Is 4d.
30 ps "' “ sold at 25 6d, 39 6d, and
4s (id, now 2s, 2s 6d, and 3s.
'75 ps Red, Plain and Twilled,2s, 2s 3d,& 2s 6d.
100 ps Shii-ting sold at 8d, l0d, la, and Is 6d.
now 6d, 8d, and 10d.
50 ps Allendale and Shectings 6s 4d, 6s 4d,
73 4d, 85 4d. 105 4d, and 12s 4d, 20 per cent
' below former prices.
150 ps of all the celebrated brands of Irish Lin-.
ens at ii. great reduction.
50 doz. White and Brown Damask Table Cloths
every pattern and price.
100 doz. Napkins 12s.—Doylies 5s. per doz.&c.
150 ps Diapers 83, 10s. I29, and l4s._
100 Counterpaue Quilts, from Auction, at 25
per cent less than the true value. _
Ticking, Canton Flannel, Stripes, Towelling of
all kinds and every variety ofliousekeepin g
"5 Goods at greatly Reduced Prices. , _
Hosiery, Embroidery, &c.——Kid Gloves, Rib-
bons, &c.
Carpeting, Jlfalting, Oil Cloths, Druggefs,
Rugs, 8;c., 8:0.
And many other kinds of DRY GOODS too
numerous to mention, all reduced in the same
proportion. Store will be opened at A. M.
and close at 7 P. M. GEORGE KEY S,
343 Eighth Avenue, between 27th and 28th
Streets, New York. 8“
J\"o Fire .'
H
G-OLD 8; SILVER WATCHES.
Diamonds, Jewelry & Silver Ware.
v - THE Subscriber would call, the atten-
_, tion of purchasers visiting New York
— _ . City, to his large and well selected stock,
comprising in part, -the following (which he of-
fers for sale at less than the usual prices,) and
which will be forwarded to all parts of the Uni-
ted States and Canadas, by mail or express,
free of charge. -
JULES JUGENSEN WATCHES-
Warrauted perfect time-keepers, from $150 to $250
COOPER WATCHES. '
Duplex and Levers, l'rom $125 to $275
INDEPENDENT SECOND.
and Quarter Second Watches for timing
l1or.~:es
$125 to $250
cnzzozvomn-runs,
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, perpect
tiuie-keepers $125 to $250
EIGHT DAY WATCHES.
which run eight days with once winding S140 to $185
ENAMEL WATCHES.
for Ladies, some in hunting cases $3.‘; to $100
DIAMOND WATCHES,
for Ladies, some in magic cases $55 to $300
' . macro was cuss.
which change into three different Watches $100 to $175
WATCHES" WHICH WIND UP
and turn the hands without a key 585 to $140
All I('imls of Watches at Low Pr-h.'4=s.
0
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, 4 holes.jewell¢-d $25 00
Fine Gold Detached Levers :.‘0 00
Gold Enamelled Watches for the Ladies 35 00
“ English Patent Lovers 35 00
“ “ " ‘i , hunting cases 58 00
Silver Patent Levers aslow as ‘ 15 00
‘ Detached laevera “ 14 00
Jewelry, Gold 8; Silver Plate, &-c,
Ladies’ Gold Sef.s——Ear-rings, Pins and
bracelets S15 60 to $75 00
Ear-rings, $2 to $2.5 ; Pins, $2 to $25 ;
Bruce is 5 min 80 00
Gold Lockets-—one, 2, and 4 glasses 3 00 to 25 00
Gold Guard Clialiis I0 Oojo 50 00
Gold Chatelaine Chains 10 00 to 110 00
Gold Vest Chains . 8 00 to 85 00
Gold I-‘ob-Chains 6 00 to 25 00
Fine Iold Wedding Rings 3 50 to 7 00
Gold Guard Keys ‘ 1 00 to 5 00
Gold Fob-Keys '2 00 to 6 00
Gold Fob-Seals 8 00 to 12 00
Gold Tliimbles 2 50 to 5 00
Gold Pencils I 25 to 7 00
Gold Penn and Pencils 3 52 to 16 00
Diamond Rings 7 00 to 250 00
Diamond Ear-rings 100 00 to 300 00
Ili.'1inoiidl’in3 15 00 to 300 00
Gold Crosses _ 2 00 to 12 00
Gold I~‘iugor-rings, with stones 2 00 to 15 00
Gold Sleeve Button: per set 2 50 to 12 00
com mud, . per set 1 50 to 10 00
Gold :;‘peL-lac es per pair 5 00 to 9 00
Gold Eye-(-‘laiises 1 75 to 6 00
Silver Tea Spoons per set 5 00 to 9 00
do Table do per set 12 00 to 21 00
do Table-Foi-lis per set 13 00 to 23 00
do Cups foi-Children 5 00 to 15 00
do Napkin-Rings each I 50 to 3 50
Gold Armlets for Children per pair 2 50 to 6 00
Plain Gold Rings 75 to 3 00
(‘hosed Gold Rings 1 00 to 5 00
Silver Thimbles, Silver Tops 37
Gold Scarf Pins 1 00 to 7 00
GEO. C. ALLEN.
Importer of VVatches Si. Jewelry,
\\’llOl.FSA[.E AND RF.'I‘All.,
No. 11 WALL Srauirr,
(Second Floor_,) near Broadway, New York.
Stone For Sale.
IIE subscriber has l'or sale a large quantity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCH.
Oct. 10th, tf41
THE CRESCENT
round;-y J5. Machine Co.,
BRIDGEPORT, C'l‘.,
AXE to order Stationary Steam Engines,
N from 8 to 150 horse power, large double
acting Force Pynps for water works, Iron
Planes, Engine Lathes built in the most sub-
slaiitial manner and uncommonly heavy, Ma-
lyi’
‘ chiuery in general and all kinds ofsteaiu Boil-
ers. llavinga largcand extensive stock of
hill gearing and other patterns. which have
been accuniulating for 18 years, they are pre-
p2tl't‘:(l to l'iu-uish Casfiiigs at short notice. Any
work ordered from this Company will be giiar-
anfccd equal to any made in the Country.-
They would call attention to a large Lathe
which they build, designed for Rail Road Ma-v
chine Shops for turuiu g oli‘ drivers, bed 16 feet.
long and swings 7 feet. They- also make a
lai-5_r,c and heavy Lathe with screw feed, design-
ed for Macliiue Shops in general, bed 19—feet
long, swings 92 inches, and weighs about 15
'l‘on:-i. Tins Company are now making a Ver-
ticnl Engine of new design, from 8 to 10 horse
power, which will require but the small space
of-l feet square, the bed being 24 x 34 inches,
and with a vertical boiler will require only 4
by 8 fget. 3ni6
The State Reform School.
HE State Reform School of Connecticut,
located in the town of Meridcu, in New
Haven County, will be open and ready to re-
ceive juvenile delinquents, on and after Wed-
ucsilay the first day of March, A. D. 1854.
By order of the Board of Trustees,
JAMES PHELPS, \Seci'etar3/.
February, 1st. 4t6
Peed, Peed.
HE subscribers keeps constantly on hand
T every description of Feed, which it will be
a plnosuii-c to sell to his customers at all times,
and no growling. Give us a call.
HOLMES &'C0.
"°1h...§.l.%“l- 2
i1‘i.aL -
On the 1.-‘ich day.of Jllarch 1854. on the premi-
ses. ii Furui, in quaul.ity,.25 acres, under good
oiiitivatioii. together with a large two story
llousc, Barn and out houses in good condition,
located upon Redding Ridge, Fairfield county
Couii. in the vicinity of the Episcopal church.
Also, if desired, 50 acres adjoiuin and connec-
led with the above, only by divisional fencen.
Sale positive, and a rare c once for the pur-
chaser. Title perfect, and possession immedi-
ate. ELI LYON, on the premises.
Redding Ridge, Feb. 18, 1854. ‘(it
,..
Superphospato of Lillie.
HIS article was first introduced Into Elf.
land 12 years since, from its magic eficetl
it became one of the most popular Manure: in
use and bel be highest in rank next In Guano.
It was intr need about two years ago in a
much superior manner, with all the_modern
improvements of a very learned Agricultural
Chemist, adapting it for our soil, which -has
improved the fertilizing efiects equal to guano.
Hence we offer a pure article, composed entlrt_e-
ly of phosphate of Lime, aulpheric acid Peruvi-
an Guano, and sulphate of ammonia. the latter
is the active and one of the most efilcient ag is
in the best Peruvian guano, at $45 r to ,of
2000 lbs.’ ' LONGETT dz GR FFING,»
State Agricultural Warehouse, No. 25 Cliff-sf..,
near Fulton, New York. _ .
As ‘their are various substances ofi‘ering for
Superphosphate of Lim_e, be particular to ob-
serve that our name is on every bag. 3In4
E E. KNAPP is now receiving subscriptions
0 to the following Popular Magazines.
Harpers Magazine Ladies Repository
Godeys Lady’s Book National Mo ine
Graham’s Magazine Illustrated og. of Art
Pefersous Lady ’s Na- Popular Educator
tional Magazine Dickens’ IIoun’ld-words.
Arthur’s Home do Ladies Kee _ e
Ladies Gazette Christian D adem
Knickerbocker Mag. Mothers Magazine
Hunts Merchants do Merry’s Museum
Blackwood’s do Youth’s Cabinet -
Ecclectic do’ Plirenological J ourncl
Historical Educator Water Cure do
Putnam’s Magazine New York do
. Musical Repository
Persons wishing either of the above can have
it left regularly at their Residence, (Payable
by the Number,) by leaving their Nament the
New Book and Periodical Store.
Also a general assortment of Books and Stu-
tionery constantly on hard. ‘
THOMAS G. STEAHNS,
Has associated with him in business, G. S.
Hutchinson, and David R. Sellecli. The busi-
ness will hereafter be carried on under the firm of
STEARNS, HUTCHINSON,& Co.
./It 12 and 14 VVarren at.
We shallopen on the 1st of‘ Febmqry next,
an almost entirel new stock of
silk an I fancy Goods,
to which we invite the attention of merchants,
when next they visit New York. We shall also
exhibit a large assortment of
Shawls, staple. Dress & Linen Goods
and are determined that in variet and prices,
we will not be excelled by any once in the
City. Great inducements will be given to
cash and chart time buyers.
STEARNS, HUTCHINSON, ck CO.
Nos. 12 and 14 Warren at.
(First Itreet below Chambers-st.)
Jan. lst, 1854. ' i I
Just Published.
Y Two Sisters, by Mrs. Judson, (Fanny
Forrester), Haps and Mia-Hops, by
Grace Greenwood; Autobiographaof an Ac-
tress, by Miss. Mowatt-. No. 1 of 0 Musical
Repository. Just Received at thoncw Book
Store. E. E. KNAPP.
Now Music
GOOD Assortment of the latest and moot
popular peices, among which are Little
Katy or Hot Corn, Scenes from Opera at the
Five Points, Eva to her Papa, Rosy May, Give
me a Kiss, 8;-c. Just received by
E. E. KNAPP.
FOR 1854 2
Another Immense Arrival
OF NEW
Winter Goods,
At the Old BRIDGE _ RE.
WE are happy to inform our" customers,
that we have just received, old are now
receiving, the
Largest and Best Selected Stock.’
or
Winter Dry Goods,
3- Ever Before Ofered in JVDnaalIc."&
And having bought them during the tightneu
of the money market, FOR CASH, we unfini-
talingly assert that we can afford them at pri-
ces that cannot be equalled in cheapness by
ANY ESTABIJSHMENT in FAIRFIELD COUNTY!
Our stock, which was greatly reduced, on
account of the extra amount of. our Fall trade
—(tbereby showing that our efforts to sell
Goods cheaper than our neighbors, are appre-
ciated)—is now FULLY REPLENISHED, and
we are enabled fl0.Bl1OW our friends a.
BETTER assonrnmnrr ,
of all Goods that we usually keep, than we
have ever before done at this season of the year.
We wish particularly to call the attention
of the Ladies to our assortment of
_ , Rich Dress Goods;
which comprises all of the new styles to be
- found in the New York market. of
man 1-max’ stun.
We have received over fifty different patterns,
consisting of '
Plain, Changeable, Plaid §- Brocade,
and for newneés of style, and richness of pat-
terns, we take pride in saying that they cannot
be excelled. The prices are sure to he satis-
factory. ' ' -
We are also in receipt of all the Fall styles of
Worsted Dress Goods,
and take pride in showing our assortment of
PLAID DE LAINES and CASHMEF-E3, PLAIN Au.-
WOOL Cssuunnn and Du Luau Tninnr CLo'rns,
&c., dco., which have only to be shown, to be
sold. '
We cordially invite all to call and examine
our stock and prices.
‘ Our Cloth Department
is now well supplied with all of the new styles
of Cloths and Cassimcrs in market.
Black Tiiaill’cZ French Cloths,
from $3 to $7 per yard. Brown, Di-ab, Blue, Ad-
elaide and all other colors, at almost any price.
Black and Fancy Cauimers,
Silk, Satin and Worsted VES'l‘lNGS—and in
fact everything uecessafy for A Gentleman's
Wardrobe—we can furnish at the lowest price:
and after the most approved style. ‘
Our Carriage Trimming 5' Furnish-
ing Department,
Was never so well supplied before. Don’t for-
get to call at the far-famed Old Bridge Store
Jan. 2, 1854, C. J . GRUMAN, Proprietor.
Wanted.
A SMART, active boy, 14 or 15 years old,
to learn the manufacturing Jewelry bil-
siness, apply to
Norwalk, Jan. 17th, 1854.
GEO, O. STREET. 3
FOR SALE. -
A Homested containing about 18 acres of
first rate Land, with a good two Ifiorybwel
House, barn and other out-honno, aituo
about 1 1-2 miles east from New Canaan vil-
lage, and 4 miles from Norwalk. Inquire of
THOMAS CARTER.
New Canaan, Jan. 24, 1854. tffi
BUILDING LOT
@ ~ roa SALE.
The building lot recent] owned and
occupied by Capt. Wm. Allen, on ‘lax Hill, is
offered for sale on very reasonable terms. It
consists of about 1 1-4 acres of good land,with
numerous thrifty and well-grown fruit and
shade trees,standiug thereon, a well of of good
and never failing water, with the cellar and
foundation of the former building, flag atone
walks, ii newly erected picket fence fronting
the same, &c. It is eligibly situated 11 on the
main road leading from South Norwal to Do-
rien and but a. few minutes walk fiom the de-
pot. Any person wishing a. _ref.ii-ed location,
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at a ve low price, 3
most. beautiful and desirable ocotiou for I
country residence. For further particulars in-
quire of Mr. J oliu Knapp near the remisca, or
of thr owner. JOHN S. WIL IAMS, -
J\"o. 40, Fulton st., N. Y.
A Building Lot For Sale.
FINE Building Lot with a new Barn and
other out-houses standing thereon,.adjoln-
the present residence of Capt. Wm. Allen,
fronting the residence of Alonzo ckerson,
iug
and
is offered for sale uppn ver
For particulars enquire. pféh SAAC Sznuzcx ad-
‘ ‘nine the reuiises oro e owner. .~ , .
’°‘ ‘’ P JOHN s. WILLIAMS,
40 Fulton-UL, JV. Y.
Pipe, at
tffi
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SHEET Lead and Lead LOCKWOOWBI
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favors e terms.
Something New.
THE subscriber would call the uttei_ition- of
the Citizens of Norwalk pad vicinity, to 8.
Stock of Books wliich_he has just opened, It few
doors west of the Bridge. Those wishing to
purchase Books for the coming Holidays, are
invited to call and examine our assortment,
which consist in part of the hllowing: .
Bibles in plain and fancy binding; Prayer
Books, do do; Complete works oflobert Barn,
in rich Binding - Poets and Poetry of England,
by Prof’. Griuvo d - Hot Corn or Life Scenes
in New York, by Solon Robinson; California
Illustrated; Great Truth: by Great Autlioi-s_ ;
Conflict of Ages by Edward, Beecher; Memoir
of Dr.J by Prof. Wlggldi D“ me"
ofzlcr L ’Illuatrated 0; nel-
'l'oin’I Cabin, Illustrat ; C Rumbles in
En land; Carlotina and the Jean is; B°“t"°9
or he unknown Relatives ; Life and 9431185
of Father Gavazzi ; Up the River by S ONO“;
Floral Ofi'ering- Gems by the Wayside; 'l‘ell|P°1"
ance tales and earthntone Reverie: ' Slim 3'01‘
the Solitary; The Ladies Oracle; _0I1!l8 L3‘
dy’s Mentor - Lilly of the Valley; Little Ferns
for Fanny’s little Friends ; Bo own Book ;-—-
Girls do; Arthurs tales for ich and Poor 6 ,
vols; Abbotts Lucy Stories 6 vols; Also a,
$1,-eat Variety of Juveniles ;ETog Books -90-.
_ KNAPP.
Norwalk, Dec. 19, 1853.
New Goods.
I .AM now in the recei t of many new and
, desirable Goods, purc at Auction; and
they will be sold at very low prices, many of
them at far less than their Vl(L’l.llf.. GRUMAN.
AUCTION.
' FINE lot of‘ Fight Alpaccas in colors and
black, they will be sold at only I8 pence
per yard, and are the Bargaigpfifélaa
EGEIVED this day, a fine assortment of
Ru Satin Caahmeres for Ladies’ Clocks; also,
Cloths, Merinocs, &c., by C. J. GRUMAN.
FRENCH MERINOE8.
ECEIVED this day. a large lot ofbesl. qual-
Ba ity of French Mei-inos, direct from auction
will besold at a great bargaiéb BYGRUMAN.
Notice.
HE New Grocery and Bakery at South Nor-
walk, Depot, will opened Nov. 15, 1853.
Our Bakery business will be nicely conducted,
and we hope to merit the good will of those-
wliose pleasure it may be to give us a call.
‘G i II I ash. .
1,47'°°°' '3 ° gap as em oiincs. BOUTON.
Notice. _
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 be will receiye
o liberal shore of the patronage of the public,
there will be no doubt of such result, should
the public favor him with a call, his stock con-
sists of the following : ‘
Parian Ware.
3 styles of Pu-fan Pitchers, these are very fine.
Porlan up of most exquisite finish, a rare a
superb article. Parion Ink Stands 3 great va-
riety and Match Safes do. and beautiful Poi-ion
Bohemian arc.
Card Baskets.
Bohemian Card Buckets, do. vases, very rli_:li
Bohemian Cologne bottles, 81 to $6 a pair.
These are all superior articles.
China Ware. .
Fine China noes, painted andgilt.
do do ‘ lt.
do -from 81 to 36.
0 bottles, from do. to 120.
China
do Inliltimdn, some beautiful name
do Card Baskets very rich. 0. Cups and
Saucers, fine gilt. do. Motto Cups.
Sega: Stands, Candlesticks. _
do.‘ miniature tea setts and China figures of
various patterns. These are all made of the
fiiiest Pascelar and most of them of rare finish.
Glass Ware.
Vases fine and rich, Cologne bottles, crystal.
iscellaneous. _
Combs and Brushes, Hair pins, playing cards.
Card cases, Port.folios,Portinomes, some very
rich, pocket hooks, Motto Cups and Saucers,
Extracts, Cologne, &c. &c., all or any are suita-
ble for Christmas presents _a_t all times as to
clieapuess he defies competition. Call and ex-
aininc, for which no charge will be made.
'1‘. B. GRIFFITH, South Norwalk.
IOOTH xouvi_ru:.x nova nu-our.
Be It 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, P_ar-
lor, Shop and Ofiice Stoves, which in outside
dress present a very pleasing appearance; but
the most important of all is their inter_nal ar-
rangement, which combine economy in con-
sumption ofFuel, great extent of radiating sur-
face, perfectlon in baking and Inildness ofheat ;
a weeks trial is better than a thousand refer-
encea.
In addition to the above may be had in any
quantities, Tin, sheet iron, copper, britania, ja-
an’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
nglish Cutlery, sewing birds, portable caldrons
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel, iron
heaters, furnaces, stove and boot blocking, 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. Meme Roofing,
Plumbing and House Jobbing, done with dis-
patch and warranted, Heaters and Ranges set
to order. Remembering with gratitude the fa-
core of the public, I still remain their most
obedient servant. F. H. NASH.
South Noi-walk, Oct. 26. tfI
Real Estate (hr Sale.
THE valuable property on Water Street
known as the Packet Ofiice, consisting of the
Stores and Dock. This presents a rare oppor
trinity to. persons wishing to enter the freight-
ing business, as the parties interested in Sel-
leek’: Line of Packets will guarantee to with-
draw from the business.
CHARLES T. LEONARD.
Nor-walk. Feb. 13, 1854. 3t7
NEW ITEM. .
EG M. HOLMES liaviii withdrawn
g from the firm of G. olines do Go.
and associated himself with A. J. Manna, will
continue the -
Grocery 8» Provision Businou,
at their old stand‘, No. 13 Main Street, where
they hope to receive a continuance of the pub-
lic patronage. All goods will be delivered
within a reasonable distance.
HOLMES ck MEEKER.
No:-walk, Feb. 13th, 1854.
PIANO POHTII
fund and Repaired.
MR. DECKER respectfully informs the citi-
zens of Norwalk, that he will vi t their
City Feb. 20th, for the purpose of eeping
gone and making harmony. Orders left at the
orwolk Hotel and at the store of Mr. Dicker-
Illln, South Norwalk. Those who wish my ser-
vices will please leave their orders as early as
b e. E. . D
Feb. 6th, 1854. It 505 Broadway, N.
A Wifi Wanted.
HE Advertiser not a resident of Norwalk,
wishes to Marry and settle down in life.-
Illa ldltoryjs csfollows: at the age of 16 lie
lost his Father, which left him an orphan, (his
Mother having died when he was but 3 years
old.) By his father’: will. (he being an on]
child,) an ample fortune was left him, _ofwliic
he was to he possessed on arriving at his major-
ity,-nnd he finished his studies, uated at
Harvard, and studied Law. At t e age of 23
he began to travel and has been over nearly the
entire Globe, and he is now 31 years old; abopt
5 feet 8 inches statue, in good health, and in
full possession of the property left him by his
father, owns a pleasant villa ip Westchestcr
Co., N. Y., 16 miles from the City, _keeps his
servants, horses and carriages, and lives as his
.meaus ampl allow, as a Gentleman of pleas-
ure. His fe must not be over 30 years of age,
less in height than himself, health , kind,.|mis-
tile in disposition, have a good ucation. and
a knowledge of music would be desirable, in
short, the advertiser wants a. partner for life,
whose aim and endeavors will be,while sharing
with him his worldly goods,‘ to augment the
happiness of both, and make his home pleasant
and cheerful. Being of a retiring disposition,
be ado to this method of securing a wife, away
from hrs own neighborhood, and the theatre of
Y.
tions will be treated as strictly confidential,
and to be addressed “ HOME” care of Norwalk
Gazette, and be placed in the Post Office.
P. S.—As the advertiser is sincere in his p_ro-
posals himself, no communications will re_ce!Ve
any attention which do not bear evidences of
the same sincerity on the part of the writer. 8
-2
Notiom, ~
. LL Persons indebted, to the Estate of
Ciuanns E. Disaaow, deceased, late of
Norwalk; are r nested to make immediate
payment to . OSEPH W. HUBBELL,
Avorlet hf Vases, of fine finish. Superior N
hisiinmediafe acquaintance. All communica- -
112111 flirt aiilmtisemiuts.
F roin S. M. I’E‘l'l‘Ei\'GlI.L & CO.’S Aovertising Agehcyi
122 Nassau Street, New York, and No. 10 State Street
Boston. S. M. 1’l<.’l'l‘F.NGli.l..°cC0., are Agents for the
Norwalk Gazette and the most influential and largest cir.
culatiug Newspapers both in the United States and the
Cauadas. -
ATCHES, superior article, round an
square splints in round wood and square
Paper Boa-es, put up in shippin order, and
sold at the lowest prices, by CHAS. PAR.
TRIDGE & CO., 125 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
SEWING MACHINES.
caovnn, BAKER it Go.
THIS MACIIINE is now justly the most approv-
ed, and no eontroversey exists between it
and any other patent. Ofiices 405 Broadway,
New York, Ha;ipnrn'lret Square, Boston; and
42 South 4th St., Philadelphia. ly39
SPIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, Weekl , 32 ran
Yuan, specimen gratis. and all PIRITUAL
Books, for sale by PARTRIDGE 85 BRITTAN,
300 Broadway, New York. , 1y
MHICAN MUSTANG LINIHSNT.
FROM rich and poor, bond and fr-ee_..an
grades,’ colors and conditions, the same
meed of praise isgrresistubly given to this won-
derfhl preparation. Thousands of bottles are
sold and used daily, and but one universal
opinion is uttered by all who use it, and that is,
that no remedy ever before discovered, possess-
es such erfect healing and curative properties.
It acts .z‘lce magic in relieving pains of any kind,
no matter by what caused, or how excruciating-
sprains, dislocation of joints, bruises, cuts, burns,
scalds, ulcers, cancers, rheumatism, piles, caked
breasts, or any pain, soreness, stiffness or weak-
ness ofjoiuts, muscles or ligaments. -The lini-
ment is equally applicable and equally effectual
in giving immediate relief. Try it. A. G.
BRAGG J5 CO.,‘ Sole Proprietors-—Principal
Offices, 304 Broadway, New York, and St. Louis,
Missouri. ly
1y
31:11: fifth gliiiertiszmenls.
FROM VVM. H. i'\I‘DONALI’)’.'l ADVERTISING HOUSE,
I02 Nassau-sriiizi-:'r, iu:w roux.
LORD .5. niaowai,
5 5 Cedar Street, New York,
* (40: Door bel0w~.lhe Post Ofiiee.)
Offer their large and well selected Stock of
" III-I AND PANCY DH! GOODS”
Which is complete in"every de artment, at
5 ran czar ABOVE INVOICE cosr, F B CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increas-
Ofli OM III“! Ity ea will be ofthelrownllrom
“"08; Ind those who favor than with o call
will be readily convinced that there is great
saving to buyers from this system.
Merchants from all parts of the Country are
invited to call and compare our prices with
those of any other house in the market. 3m6
_..__
NEW rxrna HANGINGS,
AND
INTERIOR DECORATIONS. -
Pratt «Ii. Hardcnborgli,
HANUFACIURIRS AND IHPORTIRS,
No. 860 Broadway JV'ew York.
Have added to their Wholesale business, 9.
RETAIL DEPARTMENT,
And are constantly receiving all the new varieties of
Wall Paper and Decorations,
from the most eminent manufacturers of EU-
ROPE, which with the best: styles of AMERI-
CAN production they will be pleased to exhibit
to_ any and all who may call upon them, either
with a view of purchasing or to see the perfect-
ion this branch of manufacture has obtained.-
PRIVATE RESIDENCES, HOTELS, PUBLIC Bnmnixos
Ciinacuns, BANKING Hocsns, S1-oass, AND OFFI-
cns in any part of the country appropriately
PAPERED on Dscoaxrna in Fansco, MARBLE or
WOODS: 111 It sllperior manner by the best work-
men in the trade, at reasonable prices and the
work warranted. ’ ¢;m7
TO THE MUSICAL WORLD
IANO FORTES, BENNETT‘ dc CO., 361
Broadway, New York, are manufacturing
and have constantly on hand an extensive as-
sortment of Pianos, embracing every variety of
style and size, from 6 to 7 _I-4 OCPAVES, from
$100 to $1,000 each. We have testimonials from
the first Pianists in the country of the superior
BRILLIANCY, BREADTII and SWEETNESS of tone
throughout the entire register of our Pianos,
while a delicate elasticity of touch has been pre-
eminently secured, ‘all our. instruments are fully
warranted to give entire “satisfaction. Buyers
who understand their own interests will call
before purchasing elsewhere. 1y
.0. J. BOYNTON & 00.,
Manufacturers and Dealers, Wholesale
and Retail in .
OYNTON’S AND CHILSON’S Celebrated
Fm-name, for heating dwellings, stores,
churches and other public buildings ; also, the
Metropolitan and National
Cooking Ranges, two new and splendid patterns
possessing great advantages’ over the other
ranges now in use. e
DAY STATE; ROGER WILLIAHI
and other stoves. All orders for the above will
be promptly attended too, at No. 229 Bowery,
31:51
ew York.
PIANO POHTES.
441 Broadway, New York.
' LARGEST and best assortment of First
Class Piano Fortes in New York, both with
and without the ./Eoliau Attachment, ma be
found at 441 Broadway. All persons wish go
good instrument at a low price will be sure to
find one at LINCOLN J: 'I‘HOMPSON’S
ly . 441 Broadway, New York,
4. mnmnim,
WHOLESALE DROGOIIT
62 Vesey St., mar Greenwich 3., M Y.
ORDERS personally or by letter equally re-
garded in prices, qualities, dispatch, «to. ly
THE BEST HAIR DYE.
BALLARD’S New and Improved Edition is
the cheapest and best article now offered
to the public. It will color the Hair any shade
in 20 Minutes. ly40
PIANO PORT.
N‘ J. Jr F. HAINES, 116 3:! Avenue, New
tci-mg. I
York. Dealers supplied on liberal
1:40
CHEAP PIANO l'ORT_E‘HOUIE-
C F. HILL, 54 Great Jones street, near
0 Bowery, New York. Pianos Tuned and
Repaired. ly-40
Looking Glass 4- Picture Frame
MANUFACTURER. -
P. WHITLOCK, 101 Canal-street, New
0 York._ Gilding in all its branches. ly
SLIDING Door trimmings in complete sets con-
sisting of brass and iron sheaves, brass and
iron rails, astrayal and rabbitted front locks
and latches. Corn shellers, a new article in
market and by all who have used them the
most approved kind, at CHICHES’I‘ER_’S.
Notice.
ILL be sold at Public Auction at. the Ho-
te_l of David Stephenson in Norwalk, on
the 9th day of March, 1854, at two o’clock, af-
ternoon, Eighty Shares of the Capital Stock of
the .N'orwall.: Paper .Manufacfurz'n Co., be-
ing the shares subscribed for by ‘Ilium B,
Skelliuger. and the some to be sold on account
of unpaid installments. ' ‘
J. CAMP ' _
Wu. C. Srunnr 1 Directors of
' F. F. FARWELL ! said Company.
S. E. OL.\Is'rn.u>J
Dated Feb. 4, 1854. mg
- FOR SALE..
E THE subscriber ofi‘ers his farm for sale
situated in the north part of Wilton, being the
late residence of MATTHEW WuI'rL0cx, deceased
containing 11} acres of excellent land,.witlf
Dwelling House, barn and other buildings, with
2 never failing wells of water, an excellent or-
chard of selected trees and fruits of every va-
riety. Also situated uear‘the same, about 25
acres of land which will be sold together or
separately. For further particulars enquire of
GEORGE WBITLOCK near the premises, or of the
subscriber near Bridge or .
. ROSWELL W TNEY.
Wilton, Feb. 1854. HI ‘Imp;-1
Auction.
THE subscriber will ol’f‘er for sale at Public
Auction on Tuesday, the 7th.day of March
\uext, at his residence in Wilton. Cows, young
cattle, swine, _f'owls, wagons, sleiglia, harness,
farming utensils, and household furniture, etc.
Sale to commence at ten o’clock, A. M.-
Terms made known at the time of sale.
E..Seed Potatoes at private sale.
_ JOHN WATROUS.
Wilton, Feb. 10th, 1854. 3!‘!
I‘ ‘I I l
G M. HOLMES havin withdrawn from the
o firm of G. Holmes Co., on the‘ 9th of
inst’. February, all book accounts contractedot,
their Store No. 13 Main Street, prior to said
date, may be settled with Messrs. Honxnsik
MI-zzxnn, or with the subscribers,
G. HOLMES & CO.,
‘ JV'0- 14 Main Street.
Norwalk,-Feb. 9th, 1854. 3:7
Dental Card.
DR. JAMES G. BARBOUR, Surgeon and
_ .Mei_:ham'cal De1m'st,vwould respectfully
inform his friends and the public generally,
that he may be found at his residence, East Av-
enue two doors north of Dr. Ha.ll’s, ready to at-
tend to the calls of any who may need his ser-
vices in any of the various branches of his pro;
fessiou. ' _
Having had an experience of more than
twelve years of Cit practice, Dr. B. feels con-
fident that he is ab c to give perfect satisfaction
in all of his operations, which will be perform.
ed in the most approved and scientific manner.
Teeth filled with Gold or other material, aqcir-
cumstauces may dictate. Teeth extrac ith
case, when so far diseased as to be incutob e.-
Dr. B.‘ is ‘prepared to insert Teethlwith artificial
gums, from one to a whole set. These Teeth
or durability and natural appearance are not
surpassed by any. Particular attention paid to
the regulation of Cliildreus’ Teeth. All charg-
es will as rci'isonablc as is possible to combine
the best material with perfect workmanship.
Cheaper than Ever
flt the South J\/‘orwalk
ZGHOCERY STORE.
HE subscriber has on hand by far the
larges and best selection, of Family Gro-
ceries and Provisions, to be found in South
Norwalk, which he offers to his customers, and
the public, at greatly reduced prices. His fa-
cilities are such that he will_ be constantly re.»
ceiviug new and fresh supplies of goods, as the
lwants of his Customers may require, which will
always be of the best quality and sold at the
very lowestpossible price, and he would re-
spectfull solicit an examination and trial of the
same. ’ GEO. W. SMITH.
, , Administrator.
Norwalk, Feb. 18th, 1854. 398
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....,.-.--.... .xy=nca~' via. .12 -w--r.~ -<i_.; - . I —.--“ .
South Norwalk, Feb. 20th, 1854.
.. ._,..... pf»---— .-».-,-..
all its branches.
,_,5..‘._,‘¢,.,“.-X. .-»—<
Notice.
The undersigned would
respec fully give notice that
they have entered into a co-partnership for the
transaction of a general
can-Iago. Wagon. and Repairing
business, at the establishment lately occupied
by Charles Isaacs, Esq., where they will be
I: eased to wait upon their friends and the pub-
ic in general, wishing anything in their line.
Orders attended to prompt£y,and charges mod-
crate. B ERS it OGDEN.
Norwalk, Jan. 1st, 54.
$300 wanted, 5
ON good Real Estate security, for a term of
years. For Parties and particulars, apply
at the office of the Gazette. tf29
JEWELRWAT COST '
I I
I HAVE purchased the entire stock of goods
_in the store of Charles E. Disbrow, dec’d,
which I shall be able to sell at very low I-ices,
most ofthem at coIt,goods consisting of ateli-
99; clocks, Jewelry and Silver ware, and all
BTW-‘-lea usually kept in a J ewe store.
ALFRED JACKSON.
JACOB SMITH,
HARDWARE
Commission Merchant.
' AGENCY Of
New York Machine Company,
95 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
EEPS on hand and has for sale, the follow-
ing nerchandize, viz:
Steam Engine: from 4 to 60 horse power
Lufiica. for Wood and Iron
Woodwortlfs and Daniels’ Planing Machines
Sash and Moulding Machines, Tennon 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 Pannela, &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 or-
bors, saw gummers, 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. tf‘34
Dion’: and Day’: Oops.
400 Fine Broadcloth and Silk Plush Cape,
received this day from Auction, and for sale at
half the usual prices, at MOULTON’S.
COLORED Paramattas, all colors and quali‘
ties ot_i-educed prices.
LOOR Oil Cloths, 4-4. 5-4, 6-4, 7-4, 8-4,
beautiful patterns, and of various qualities
for sale cheap at M ULTON’S.
"c."ru:’ ' I.ns; I
Manumcturor and Dealer in
EOOTI, IHOEI AND HUEBERS.
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 branch
of the trade, he is confident that his work will
compare favosabl with that of city manufac-
ture. He has a so a general assortment of
Congress Shoes, Oxford ties, brogans, «Inc.
For the Ladies, he has a complete stock of
Gaiter and Morocco Boots, Buskins, Jzc.
Children’s work of all descriptions on hand
and made t order. India Rubber Boots and
Shoes of a l kinda, at C. * FIELDS, opposite
Daubury it Norwalk R. R. Depot.
ly-17
Norwalk, Nov. 19, 1953.
E For Sale or Exchange for
New York City Property.
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 the N orivalk
Bridge. About one lialfof the purchase money
can remain on mortgage.
Apply to GEO. O. STREET, or HOMER
MORGAN, No. 3 Metropolitan Bank Building,
Pine Street, New York.
Norwalk, Nov. 22d, I853. -tf47
NAILS.
200 KEGS of the celebrated “ Tre-
inont Iron 00.” Nails, bought at
3 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.
lyrl
Panning Mina.
F the farmers want t eir grain cleaned well
and fast, let them go and buy ofcnronnsrsa
Sriuw cutters, IIovey’s patent spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the market, at
CHICIIESTEIPS.
NEW BOOT, SHOE,
Leatlici-|& Finding Store
_ WHOLESALE do RETAIL.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that he has taken 3 store on the west side
‘of the bridge, opposite the Post Office, No. 1
Water-at., and fitted it up in good order, where
my be found at all times a large stock of gent’s, '
ladies’ and children’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, inonufcctnred by in exp:-only for
this market, by the best of workmen and of the
best materials - no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with a. call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order, with neatness. and
despatch. A share of public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited by J . P. HANFORD, Jr.
Particular attention paid to repairing in
Norwalk, Aug. 9th.
Just Published. 5”‘
BURR CLIFF by Paul Creyfon, the Convent
and the Mouse by Hyla, and Dovecot or
the Heart of the Homestead, received at the
new Bookstore of E- E» KNAPR
Srovnsi sroxéssi stoves! at
& E. K. LOCKWOODS.
, HIpp’I Gold Pom.
UST Received a large lot of Adam William
Rapp’s Patent Niche Gold Pens. These
ns embrace all the properties contained in
the finest-quill pen, and for durability they can-
not be d. Every pen is warranted to
wear 20-years, if well used. Call and examine.
A. JACKSON, No. 5 Maine-st.,
‘ Successor-r. to C. E. Disbi-ow.
Iron and Steel.
MERICAN, English refined, and English
common Iron, assorted square, round and
flat, horse and ox shoe shapes, nut, band, hoop
and bolt iron“. Cart and wagon tire, cast Ger-
man, Englislf blister, spring and American
‘teal, &c., for sale by WM.-C,._ STREET-
ror Solo—Oha,gp,-.._
A MODERN Built square box fainil .w_ogon,
_ lilitable for one or two horaes.._ t be
sold cheap for want of use. Enquire at L»-the
GAZITTE . Orrien. . 3l3
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DE Lamas f'rom Auction moo
M. just received, for sale at due Shilling:
per yard and worth nearly double the money ..
at . MOUL’l'0N’S. ’
‘N IET, Brussels and Velvet Carpet‘ , s
English Velvet Tagestry, c..,,'§'¢‘;‘.,,, “£1:
Tapestry Brussels Stair arpetiug, slightly wet
qn board 9. Liverpool Packet, Just received from
iiction and for sale at a real but ain, at
Westport, Dec. 26. MO TON’S.
India Rubber Pa .
FOR sale at manufacturer’s prices,
HOLCOMB it LY N, .. .
83 and 95 Water-st., Bridgeport. '
- gggsll Nails!
. t N . ,
rior Wrt. :3. “do I’.
HOLCOMB dc L
83 and 95 Water-st., Bx-iaYg2:$,¢_
VIOES I
IIILIIS, Peter Wright’: solid box."
and various other makes, for sale
HOLCCMB dc LYON,
33 and 95 Water-st, Bridgeport.
Borax and Emory,
HOLESALE and Retail by
HOLCOMB at L
83 and 95 Water-st., a.i.i'.‘§,1,‘.;,.,
GLUE.
ETER C -’ I
P .‘:.ii::: i‘.is'22."2;.s'i.'2.".s°.'.'""°-
83 and 95 Water-st, Bridge ’ .
C wo OSTEII cam.
ORNER OF MAIN AND WHITE STREETS
Near the Rail Road Depot.
H-E subscriber ha '
T ed Hotel, is pregdggllfdseifadgitvgbhve adam-
and transient visiters. The House is ibiglqalzl:
15' Surnlled with spring water, and has all the
conveniences necessary to make guests comfort.
able, and the undersigned feels confident 11-0,,
the experience that he has liadi the business
°f ‘M91 keeping. that he can give satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage.
JOHN R. roaansrsa. '
N. B.——Warm and Cold Water Baths ready
at all hours. (Danbury, Sept. 5, I853, I133
NOHWALH
Carpet Weaving Ilstabliahnont
THE subscriber would respectfully announce
to the!’ bi’ ,t -
cuteall ordefls fill but he IS prepared to 2‘...-V
RAG CARPET WEAVING, ,7‘;
at the shortest notice and in the best
manner and fo -
residence ll6fll‘rtl‘l:lIylnIlDtl‘1s£‘::l5)(l)e. price.’ ‘t M.
Jxcilin aucx. "
BDymKei1:gBEstabIishment. _
0 r'd t '
Co woolefi dyer, lf0§:l}:l"ll.y, oI‘llti‘éwcYhtr(l€ d.;:
and finishes in the best style, ladies’ dresses of
eve description.
Ed’,
Wye:
silk and merino cloaks eating I out
plush, lace veils, silk a’nd 003,10‘!!! vell§:’t§.nsl:v::
"18 9111!: Grape, me_rino, cashmere, Thibet and
cotton shawls, Italian and French capes. Also,
“'3-H9!‘ M10198. such as handkerchief: poi-aloll
'“:','1,“d°'s 1'ibb0nS, _glove_s, hose, lule, guano’
31' C 99» &c., &c., which will be done on renou-
oble terms.
GE.IV‘TI.EJ|!E.N"s a'.umE.2v2's.
Ovtercoqts, coats, vests, pants, &c., dyed gm.
0“ “P9138. and made to look on well on now.
He will also cleanse and finish in the but inn-
n_er, coats, vests, pants, milita? garments, in-
IIIIXISIISWIS, table cloths, ci-um cloth, to.
the nsefzttégtrplfiglpllgansed at short notice, and in
mg}?! tirdcrs left with1(;‘JACOB BLACK,
8 w o is eat for . Dirk will. In
Pfllllltly’ attend to. ’ ‘ 3.
PIANO-PORTES.
New, and Second land, For Sale.
PRICES from $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston _1nanufactm-e, by the beat IDO-
k91’3- Any One in Norwalk and vicinit in
want _of a. Piano-Forte _are invited to cal and
examine them. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
_ ' F. H. NASH, Prof. of Mucic,
33 No. 510 Broome st.. N. Y.
YO
MISS .P1LGRIM with pleasure announces to
the Ladies of Norwalk, that she hasaglill
visited the City and has returned with on
ood an assortment of Bonnets and Mlllinery
Goods, both of French _and American fabrics
ever ofl'ere_d to the public. and at prices that
cannot fail to_ please. Velvets, de clieanoc,
plush, felts, atins, silks, Jzc. constantl made
313- tFe;thers,hflo:iversétrIibbons,laces, ., J0.
ons an on an .
at the ahoyrtest notice.‘ aw! dyed or cleaned
THE I',.AH-PAH HEDICHCI!
Holloway’: Pills. ,
These Pills being composed entirely of med-
while the extraordinary virtues they
have rendered. them universally po ulor in
nearly every part of the world. The uninenlc
success they have met with throughout the
States is most extraordinary, owing, it is pre-
sumed, to their wonderful efilcacy in the can
of Bilions complaints and disorders of - tho
Liver and Stomach. Persons who 1-geygg.
in using them in accordance with t e direc-
tions, seldom fail in being restored to health.
WEAKNESS AND DEBILITY,RB'I‘ORATIO.\‘ TO HEALTH
_ 01-‘ ARGENTLEMAN, AGED 45, WHEN AT DI-1A'I'lI'fl
Copy qfc_I _Lelter from the Rev. Clark: Smith, dated Norton,
St. Philips, near Bath, Smnersetsllire, 17!): .4 ugzaet. 1353.
To Pnoriimoa Houowar, .
Sir,—A Mr. Josri-:n Puxxox, formerly a resident of this
place, had been in a declinigg state of health for n words
of three years, gradually wasting away to 5 sh: 017 by
nightly perspiration: and want ofappetito, which coined
great uneasiness to his friends, as he had consulted vo-
riona medical men in Bath, without ofiect. He at in!
used your Pills, and under providence, was restored to
health by their means. He lately emigrated to New
York, and has just written to say, that he won novel‘
better in health, and desired me to acquaint you with tho
circumstance. I ought also to mention, that In wlh
had derived great benefit from the use ofyour
I remain, Sir, ours respectfully, .
- CHARLE SMITH, Dissenting Minister.
A PERMANENT CURE OF A DISEASI-ID LII-‘EB, OF MANY
YEARS’ DURATION.
Copy qf a Letter from Mr. Gamin, Chemist, Yewfl, to
Professor Holloway.
Dear Sii-,——In this district your Pills command a men
extensive lo than any other proprietary modicum fig.
fore the bile. As a. proofof their emcncy in Liver and
Bilious Complaint I may mention the following can. A
lady of this town with whom I am personally unlntod,
for years was a severe sufferer from discus of 0 Liver
and digestive organs ; her medical attendant he
and it
no
hot
I
trial of your Pills, which so improved her gonna] health
that she was induced to continue them until she received
3 perfect cure. This is twelve months, ago, and she has
not experienced any symptoms of relapse, ma on“ 4..
that he could do nothing to relieve her lnlcrlm,
was‘ not lfkely she could survive many non .
announcement naturally caused great alum uno
friends and relations, and they induced her to
clues that your Pills havebcen the means or saving her-
life. _ I remain, Dear Sir, yours truly,
July. 236, 1858- (Signed) 1. cans.
flnecelebv-gledPills a_rewond¢zfII11y£flcaa‘ouc intlcfol
lowing miplaim :-
Agno Female In-egulorb Rhcumafsm -
Asthma - ties Retention of Dunn
Bllious Complaints Fever: of all firofula, or Klq’l
Blotclieii on the kinds Evil '.
Skin 1-" ii Sore Throat:
Dowel Complaint Gout Stone and Grove!
Colic Head-ache Secondary Iymptog
Constipation of Indigestion Tie Doulonroux .
the Bowela Inflammation Tumour:
Consumption Jaundice on _
Dcbility Liver Com- Venenl Aflcctioll
Dropoy plaints . Worm: ofoll kids
Dyaentery Lumbago Cu, from _ -
Erysiyelas Piles whntcvn ctiii. '
Sold at the Establis men! of Profbllor
Hollow:
Strand, near Temple Bar,) Loi_id_on, apd IIIO It lllyhou
3i':.‘§:’.'.’i "l“’rl:I'0L(I).KO1\V:£lYf9l.l\‘li‘3‘i!i;1Y:ili~.k.' ‘.'.'iiii‘}3.;i'i.‘.‘.'i'.i.'.‘i.—
tontlon. &ld also by all ulpcctoblo
Its in Medicine throughout the Unltd Sb In H
H37 I-2 cents, 87 cents and 91.50 can g3}, 15 .fi
is "M W-Wv--5
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?‘i;°;i.i.‘;‘;':i;:;1:'i:.‘;°.r:;‘;i.':.i.t.:‘:':* “.'.:1.‘.:*.°.: :..,,,"*'-
disorder are afiixed to each Box. pa cow y
onoomuzzs,
Wholesale and Retail.
THE subscriber being satis-
fied that he possesses peculiar
_ advantages in the purchase of
Groceries, is prepared to furnish Customers
Tea-9. Ctflee, Sugars, Molasses, 4-6.,
in any quantity at as low rates as they may be
obtained of wholesale dealers. Purchasers can
be sup lied with the best articles fiomhiosfao
at the owest market rates. For a proof of
this, he would invite the attention of the pub-
lic to his Stock, just received, and ai-antics
that everything sold at his store slial be what
it is represented or the money refunded,
And not to be equalled in UlIeap!Ius'.'
_ . gnu, Tau.
A large assortment of fresh new Ten, such
as Oolong and Souchong. Hyson Skin, Young
Yyson, 0 <1 Hyson. and an extra fine lot of Gun-
owder Tea, in large or small packages to suit
ustomers. - _
Molasses by the gallon or barrel.
All kinds of Sugar by the pound or barrel.
Soqp and Candles by the pound or box. .
(Jafee by the pound or bag; also Collie
roasted and ground in the best manner.
Now is the time to purchase Groceries cheap
and the subscriber respectfully SOIIOIIKIEI 03;“.
A.
South xorwalk, Feb. i. 1354. '
- -' pails allkindut 1-. B.GBIFI-‘l'I‘H’S, .
" South .N‘orwa}k.’
I-.
A so, broadcloths and cassimerel, broadcloth, I
icinal herbs are of a_inost harmless nature, «
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