s-“;.s‘3v§sAm:a2?:w3wg .222» ,. ...».-~... '
is ROGERS’
‘T”ii.illlSllS!
(":2/.-.‘.-i.'..‘/;g. tn.-‘s _.=i:ir, borh sh-:2“:
LC.*“-.Ti N FA LACE 00.;
‘ ..~.:.'r> ".11-ZEIR
.\- rm-:ci’ic-an Circusi
9- i_i-»'.\‘ in. a tour of exhibitions in
=:.: .\;-w Eiizjrlaiitl and Middle States.
_ -.on 1-.) the wliolc, 25 c-.eiits_oiil)'.
I-’0":':‘ vpci. at 1 and 7 P. 2.1. Perform-
RIICC him’ an hour ‘iii-.-reaiier. ,
_ . ’1'n:_' Uu';.l:le Establjsliinent will be
iieialuezl. in triuinpiial procession, bi
KENDALUS BRASS BANDI
L7-ZD av rm: WIZARD 1it.'ot.t~:rt,
NED 1i_E_'.\'DALL1
L\ A
Gfillltl Floral Car 01 Stntuettes,
t£'£i'ii .\Io.\-s. Patrgrlone
Dr‘ ing Fort)’ 1i°T5'°‘5°
A Sons 0 l£r.xz»az.L’»< MAGIC BF”-3:
' 3:, every performance.
_ ,.,.-.lic 'l‘~.vo Equestrian
A C ’.‘3lI".ETE
jirric oonrs,
, ~ ,i,. , ever, ‘__lit, the exciting
1’a...:«-tic ,c="t_-‘lcle 01
~~ -can PET,”
. - .
6.‘-‘r, the spirit of ’76!
’ ‘ g lll(.‘Il1‘l.ll(‘lp21l incidents and
- cm i,-linrucie.-rs of the Revolu-
l_\ sti'itgglc, cniicludiiig with the
. lug tableau of
GENERAL WASHINGTON
ON.-i LIVE TVAR HORSE’
boriie around on the shoulders of his
" brat‘: C‘onIi7itntal's.”
_ The perforiners. all talented, some
old favorites at the North, and others
_ ire.-li from abroad and the South, are
more numerous than have ever before
- been b ought tocetlu-.r.
T1-IE MAi\'—iIIO.\'KEY, of whom
no adequate description can be given;
BILL LAKE. the great New Or
leans Clovrn :
5 I\I’LL1-I AG.\T-J5, the great Creole
tzyiniiastg
'\'\"AL'l‘ER .-XYMAR, the best liv-
ing BRl't‘l.‘-Efili Rider ;
C. .1 ROGERS. the unapproachm
ble Dramatic Equestrian;
Mrs. L-Al{F._. the popular Southern
Equestrieniie ;
_ . ‘ .1111-‘. F. ORI\I0i\'D, the beautiful
‘ , Scenic Equestrieniie: _ _
:\Ie:\<i'S. 3.1 A G ‘.1. "I 0 N and LA
’I'HOl?.I\'E, the fainous It-Iotley Bro-
thers:
'\’ "—F0i\'G—CHE, the Celestial
l‘ it
till!" ‘
ill?
. .an :
I. .lE'L’.\'F. CI..-\RI-INCE, the
}'\iltii._‘. Equestrian Hero '
~ Messrs. HENRIE anti DURAND,
’ __ the fumotls perforincrs of the Perclie
,_..,_ ’9 Eqpipnisc;
SID. BALD\VIN, the great Eng-
lish \\'izard. and J uggler;
Messrs. DURAN D, GINTY, HEN-
RIE and THORNE, I-‘OUR additiongl
Trick, Pantomiinn and Gymnastic
Clowns;
._ Messrs. Bnoxvx, Dunn, CKA1-‘F33:
Wiiirze. Sr.tx.\'.mn,’\ViLsor_t, ace. the.
. The wonderful Trick Ponies,
TOOK and BIG Tum‘ can andthetnlb
’ ed War Horse Bucxrnnnns. ‘
I l)I‘ f'){l;ll)il.i*i1 3;:
DzLl1l.)ll1'_‘.'. on 'l';':iii‘;-:t.l‘.iv. April 27th,
.\oi'tv-.ill-;. on l-‘i'i(l.-.;.'. .-\pi'il ;'.<i_}),
Stamfcinl. 0l1‘S2lflll'(l.‘1_V'_. April 2911;,
Bi'i«lgcpoi‘t, l\lO1lt'.lzi_\’. May 1st.
A fi"‘p1.1 Assn:-tmcnt of
I
_ Cat petiug.
‘V.’ Bl.l'l:.T Tapcsiiy, B_riisscl.= and 'l‘hrr-c Ply
'_P‘1l3€’-‘l_1‘5' 1l1{Il‘f1‘-I1. Super and extra Supcr.
Ingram, Stair 'l.‘Ell'1)0l-lllg‘. .".'c.. piii-chaser] at
Auction. and will be sold at last. rears prices.
all in want will iiucl it to their iiil.9i'est to call
at C. .l, GRl.‘.\fA‘~.\*’.~.‘.
For Sale.
NEW built Home and II-:.i-ii. situated near
} tlil-3 resialeiioe oi‘i'3f:-plicn .‘3lllllll.’l‘:Sq., with
aoout; u act‘;-:-' oi l-.i:id. unit it good well ofwater.
Also, two U\\‘:.’llIll_{{ llouscs on the Westpoi-t
Road, a fcwrotgls .4‘,-ast of the I3pi_cc_opal Church,
in g‘00(l‘0.lllL-1. _t-otiiig growiiig il‘L1llS, excellent
water, (kc.
another Hons-2 in " Fincliville,” so
.thc l‘.l0‘.1$-'3 and Lot now occupied by
lvcrtist-r. in " .'t[ci'witi Place,” within a
lil.llll.L‘.S \\‘:tll-: of the Depot and cgnnnand.
iug an (‘.\Zl.L=ll.'\_'l‘t'L‘ vi-.-.w of Long Island S0u,._d_
Has it f_:,‘OOLl ‘Noll 01' wutcr, a cistern holding 16
Ilogshcit-.15 of \vatci', and plenty of _')'0unrrc{u]d
thrit'ty t'rtiit. ’i"iiis l-louse is ‘a ltlrtre d’o,_._),]e
tt.‘IIL‘l1l£‘!1l, L-oiivcniciitly arraiigccl forot-wo large
l
——--.-—~ 3% -- ~'. My“. - __
2--..u».._. ..a.:\:.~r;_.>~4'.|;-. ..-_-‘.3-..,-_.r..-. war. .- ~.- _- -v---_ - -
NOTIC
south Nor“-3)}; Union School district and
all other persons liable to pay taxes in said dis-
of said district, a tax for the purpose of procu-
ring St. site and building a new school house
has been laid and perfected and the-list is in
the hands of their Trcasurcr, Wm. H. Benedict.
All persons paying their tax to said treasu-
re, within thirty days from this date will be
entitled to two per cent deduction after which
the list will be handed over to their collector.
BURR NASH.
wu. T. DRAW, l¥,““°‘
EBl~.‘N HILL, - °‘*‘- -
Nui'wall;, April 4th, 1854. 3tl4
Meeting of Grand Lodge.
A special communi-
cation of the Most
li"orsiii'pf‘t:1 Grand
Lodge of Free and
iii». the State of Connecti-
cut, will be held at the
Hall of Uxrox Lotion,
. ' No. 40, Danbury, on
Wednesday, th 26th day of April, 1854, (being
the day previous to the erection of the W003-
ter .llonument,) at 2 o‘clock, p. tn. Othcera
and members of the Grand Lodge, and Masters
and Wardens of subordinate Lodges, are re-
quested to be punctual in their atteiidance,and
to wear thcirjcwels and regalia.
By Order of the Most. Worshipful Grand
Master. E. G. STORER, G’_ Secretary.
.\"<-w Haven, .‘1pri'I 6, .d. L. 5854. 15
Mrs. .1... A. Smit:h’s
School for Young Ladies.
‘ ‘ 7 ILL t‘e-open on the third of‘ Way.
Terms for Day .\Cll0lzU‘.<, $8 or $10 per
session. Hours of Recitation. from 8 tot. No
deduction for absence, except in cases of pro-
tracted sickness, or rcnioval from town.
. French and German will be taught by a
French lady, classes in each will be formed for
guages $4 per qr., music on guitar, $10 ; vocal
music, 38 ; painting in water colors or crayon,
$6: in Pastcllc, $10; in oil. 315.
are may be obtained at the bookstores or a_t the
Seiiiiiiury, Oak Hill. Norwalk, Ct. 111114
Hats, Caps & Straw Goods:
THE tindct-sigiicd Mzi.iiufact.urcrs and Dealers
in Hats, (‘ups and Straw Goods.respect-
fully invite our country friends to call and ex-
amine our stock, which they will find varied
and good, and at as low prices as can be purchas-
ed elscwliere, both wliolesalc and retail. Por-
ticular at.t.ent.inn is given to the manufacture of
our Hats, which for durability and finish cannot
be surpassed. Our assortment of Cloth Caps
embraces every variety: Our stock of Straw
Goonds consists of all kinds in use, the most
proinincnt of which are Panama, Leghorn,
Czmtoiz, Sennett and Palm Leaf Hats, suita-
ble for Meiis and C-liildi-ens wear.
WEST ti: RAYMOND,
15-I Chatham st., New York.
Cabinet Ware Rooms
AT
WESTPORT.
THE subscribers ‘would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally, that
they are still located a fewdoors north of the
turnbike, opposite the store of Alva. Gray,
where may be found a large and splendid as-
sortment of C.mi.\‘i:r W .uu:: in general.
Uni]:-rial.-i'ng in all its departments attended
to at the shortest notice and upon reasonable
terms. \
An cxainination of our stock and prices is
respectfully solicited. as we are determined not
to be undcrsold. bv any similar establishment
in the County. RENOUD &- BRUEN. 3ml3
3ml4
Appren*t-ices Wanted.
TO learn dress making. Apply immediately
ltitf Misses ALLEN dc WIN NETT.
Real Estate for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the
" place formerly owned by Mr. Francis
L. Aiken; consisting ofa two story Dwelling
louse, Barn. Out-houses, &c , all nearly new;
a. never tailing well of excellent water, a. vari-
ety of fruit and shade trees, and is pleasantly
located about 3 miles from the villages of Nor-
walk and New Canaan—Title indisputable.-
of
families. and tl.-c last is <lccirlcdlv the most do-
sirable one in the street. All CPSIIJV one of
these tciiir-nir=ut.: will be sold C'll(‘flp ziiid upon
very attcoiiiinodutiiig ‘.ci'iii5‘. For further pur-
ticulurs cnrpiirc at the Gazette Ouicc. lmxvi
~ ’~'v».-R.-. C4-rs--:3
v'~- -2;,-.
-‘-"‘:7"Ol;-JT
"V5 3;.‘
‘iii; r-np.ii-iiicixsliip lii}i-ctoi"oi‘:_- existing be-
. ._ l.‘.\'t:t'll W. W. lli'>lC«‘iml_i tilltl F. ll. Lyon
lll1L_ll:l‘ ills‘ lll'll‘t of llul.'«::;il.i 8'»: Lyon expires this
day‘l=y liinitatioii. All per.-oiis having claims
ugmii.-t tho aim-.-t; I'll‘ll’l., will please present
them for 5t‘lll«-ll1t“l‘:I. and all p=.-rsoiis. ugniiist
wlioni we ii-.tv.:- clziiiiis-: are) rcqut-stccl to settle
the sililli‘ by Carl. or ll0lt‘.
W. W. Hoi.co.\iB,
F. ii. Lrox‘
Bl'ltlgI‘)_)Cil‘t, April I851‘ o
c. i_ooi<wooD.‘
AS now on hand, and wilibc constantly
receiving a good and well selected stock
C‘
-o
511
of
Clo.’//s, -’Ja.ssiim-:/"es a-ml Vestings,
Of ll]-" tin»:-t qt_1-.tl§t.ics and latest patterns,
which he will iiiukc up in the most approved
styles.
Al.-._. it gjcucrzil ‘.tSS0l‘tll1Cill. of fine
.*-t."n'-rt. 1*. 1
it I? JEIEE
lll t.li-_- various s.l._vlcs, and the best quali-
wm-lr at low prices.
« fle-meizfs Fair-71.5.9122-22,9 Goods of all
/.‘I'mI.s'. _
If you want the worth of your money call a
No. 3, ‘:3i:i';de1y7s Block,
Noiwvall-:. Ct.
_,___g
I
-_.._.._._..— ——~Er ;:fi “.68
‘:2. 3.16.5 -
-A i..tnm-: number of Rocl-zzitvny Carriages,
3",,-gy (far-:'i:tgcs with ciiniiicllcd I.catlicr'tops,
n.0,_,,:_,,9,- ]_}[1‘g_‘_g'|r‘-.5‘ tvilliniit ‘tops. tor sale very
low. til the i\'ci'wullt C:ti'i'iagc Fact.oi'y. Call
and .-r.-c. _
Nowztllr. April 10-
- Bttilding Lots to: Sale.
A or IT’. good building siics, within aquar-
10 tor of 3 mile of the 1-Ipiscopul church. on
(N5.
the lift-stpni*t turnpike, for sale. For particu-
lars cuquirc of EDWIN LOCEWO0I>-
__i’l,"0}’V\‘i‘.llx', April 10, I834. I5 tf
I503.’ Sale Cheap.
10, 0f Pgcl-:5. Plows, Sleilgcs, d:c. 8,~c. The
plows cinl.xr-ace four sizes and are well
-4 . . . .
wnrthv the ‘diiL'L1l‘.O'_"i oi l5.t1‘lI1€l'S. ‘as they will
be sold at ~:-. ‘oar-_raiu. Al.-=0. Castings of every
dc.-ci~i.p'.io:i, at the gc-iicral Blacksmithiiig es-
tablishnient. foo: ct'..‘i1'ill Hill.
\'\'.-.ri:nnt’n'r dz DUNCAN.
L)l..'1—i.~J‘f\-'i—'i_Tl.i~:5 .‘S_'»'.‘:l«”1I1 ct’ l‘eziinr.ii«.-li_ip may be
',,,-,d at i{_v_\rr‘s.
A Flaw more 1-‘e;-rn l.c:.iv::.-‘ axial Little Ferns
left,ut E. E. K.\*APP’S.
:L\'0THlIR119W story L'l1(lllL‘Ll fiiiiinic Herman
from the pen of Tliiirlow ll. Brown. may be
found at Kx_iPr’s.
ALL wliu lI.l't'i; not It aid the Lamplighter
should call at K.\'_U’l-‘ and get a copy as they
are going i":i.~.i'.
For Sale at Auction.
UR.':'.l'AI€I‘ to an or.'lr=r of the Hon. Court
of Pi-cbatc tor the iii’-:trict of Norwalk, 1
shall expo:-.c for :~::ilc_at -public auction on the
reuiises, near the Georg-ctowri station, upon
the L)».ir,lnii'y and ./‘Voi'w'.ilk ra':lroad, on Friday
the 23m rlay of .-‘Lpril, 1854, at 10 o‘clock, A. 151.,
,, W19,-,ti)le Grist Jliill. Saw Mill, Dwelling
House and out lzousr.-s. togetlier with I0 acres
of land, Jlfill Pun. ' ti szte. The estate is
choice propci‘t;.-', situut-'.-«_l upon both shores of
the ."."oi~tvallt rtvcr, ad;-_a.ccnt to the George-
,6Y_.,, 13- not, upon a lustiiig :-;tr-.-am of water,
and unrivzilled by any ‘-vater_ power between
the Hudsoii and ..‘-.";i:i:;*;ittick i'iv=.-1's, and almost,
entirely tiiiziflbcted lay cli'ouglit or trcshets. To
capitali:'t>‘. eii-,::tg<.-Ll in \V1f'&‘-(Il‘{lWl.llg, in the
cotton or W\'lO»Cll i.viauufact.urcs,_iii, machine
building. in the coiistntctiori of boilers, engines
and l0t’."O1'l10l.l\’(‘S, in tho: business of nail and
tack making. or any incchaiiical department.
r,,qu,,.,,,g g;-:3;-.t_ water power, or _as_ n flouring
mill and saw mlzl. it presents facilities not else-
\'vlir.~i-«: fo-.in.~t in Fairlicld county A double
raili-oad truck passes r;-vci' the property. Cars
1,.,,,_*-,,,.._t ;m._1 uu‘nm.lccl direct ti-om the
- ftilgl its lrication in the centre of the
hiii rods of the railroad‘ station
Vll!- -THE. --
flllll post r-tl'ic-'9. gives it 9. vlecitlcd S11P°"l°"ltF
to man 0.“ ntrsizicss.
Term;-' m.is_l.e known on the day of sale.
LLOYD Sui-:Li:v. Trustee-
Gcomirtotvii, Ct , April I0, 1854. at the
Ge.0I‘gel:0wll station house of the Danbury and
JVortvaik railt'ond. 15 3t
Three-fourths of the purchase money may re-
main on mortgage. Persons wishing to pur-
chase are requested to examine these premises.
It would be rented to a desirable tenant, and
possession given immediately.
For further particulars enquire of Mn. Fitmcts
L. Aiknx or of the subscriber
J. HENRY GILBERT.m
t
Norwulk, Feb. I854.
GRE.fl T 1.N'.DUCEJl{EJ\"TS
TO I’L'RCnASERS or
F ancy‘ Dry Goods!
HE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
of N orwalk and vicinity that he is now open-
ing at the Store, N0, -1 Skiddy’s Block, the most
extensive and truly elegant variety of Embroid-
erics, Laces, Gloves, Hosiery, Ribbons, Dress
Trimmings, Milinery Goods, Ladies Dress Caps
and small Wares, that were ever before present-
ed to the trade in this vicinity. .
Our immense stock of Laces and Embroider-
ies, cannot be surpassed in variety and richness,
by any store in the state, and must ‘be sgen to
be appreciated. Our stock of Hosiery is per-
fect, and consists of every size of Infants, Misses,
Boys, Ladies, and Gents, both German and real
British. _
In Ladies’ Dress Caps, we can offer extraord-
inary induceincnts. We have 300 on hand,
which we are selling from 50 cents to $200, full
30 per cent. cheaper than when made to order.
Our large variety of Kid, Silk, Lisle Thread
and Black Lace Gloves and Mitts, is worthy of
especial attention. Our_ varieties of Dress
Trimmings are too extensive to particularize.
In Black Silks we can give bargains, and every
Lady who fails to give our stock an immediate
in.-pcction. m-glccts her own interests.
A. F. BALDWIN,
ft‘... 4 SIr’idJy'.s- Bloch. .7\"0ru.~aIli-, and
./lfain-st. Danbury, Conn.
._..._ ._....... _...._._...;
WANTED,
MMEDI.-\TEl.Y. ti tirst rate girl to work on
coats. also it girl as an apprentice to the
tailoring lillF*lIlf'.‘~‘§. .A1ifil%;§CfiY HOYT’
Merchant Tailor, New Canaan, Ct.
‘ Sardines.
1-‘ av ' 51: c’ u lit” ji st received by
O M P “mi-foilnhséncnnnn.
To the [rzrcu"z‘(Zs qf Norwal/c .’
Lend your c-wsfcrjuat o-nc ./Moment.
PULVER1‘.VI._ACH£'.'!_{’S
Hydro-Electric Voltaic
CHAINS
ARE presented to the people of this town
and vzcinity, as an article deserving of
more attention from all who are sutfvring fl'l_Jll|
any N1-JRVOFS DISH- SE, than other remedies
before pi-esuntcd to the public. The patient 15
not 1‘cqui1'c«l to be constantly pouring down his
throat a coiistaiit sti't'-aiii 0fBoI‘fIe(l Swz'Il.—nei-
‘thcr to rub hiinsclf withfat and pepper-13119
all that is required to produce a permanent
cure is simply to witkn run CHAIN ovizie rair.
mar ni:~ii:.isr.ii for a ft-w hours each day, until
the part has obtained its natural amount of
.7V‘cr1vou.v 1‘-‘1ui<1,t’i-oiii the Chain. They are so
constructrd as to be worn next to the skin, pro-
ducing it constant current of Eicctro-.Magnct-
1'.-em, and can be used at all times, and will last
for yours.
The l)i.-‘crises in which they produce their
most inurkcd results, are
Rlicumiit.isin, Uterine Pains,
Puiiiful Swcllcd Joints, Flatulence, Dyspepsia,
Paralvsis. Sciatic. Contracted Joints.
Palpitation oftlicllcart Pains of the Chest,
Neuralgio. of the Face, Gout,Genera1 Debility
BE} IT KNOWN,
That PULVERM.-XCHI-‘.R’S CHAINS are
Patented bv the United States Government.
and are now in daily use in every Hospital in
New York, and are recommended by Profs.
Mott, Van Burcn, Post, Carnochan, ofthat city,
and are also used by most of the
1’-IRS 1" MEDICAL MEN G!‘ EUROPE.
The price of the Chains are $3 and $5 ' and
can be sent by mail to any part of the tate-
together with a pamphlet o1’36 pages contain-
ing a description of their manner of use.
WILLIAM E. BISSELL, Sole Agent for Nor-
walk, will be pleased to exhibit their mode of
use to all who may apply. _ -
N. B. Although Uterine pain are readily
checked by simply applying one end_ of the
Chain upon the Spine, just above the hip, and
the other upon the Abdomen, still, it is not safe
for ladies who are “ ¢-ncicnte” to make use of
them only for a few moments each time, as rm’:-
caI'7‘I'aEe is most sure to follow by long 115%-
J. STEINERT, General Agent, 568 Broad-
way, N. Y. 1y37
ALCINED Plaster and Cement, at
G. HOLMES 45 CO.
POWDER and Shot in anéquantity. at
G. OLMES &C0.
v.
IS hereby given to the inhabitants of the
trict, that agreeable to a vote of the inhabitants
‘ts flcreptcd Jtfasons, of
young ladies not attending the school ; hour ._
recitation from 8 to 9 A. M. Charge for lap;-,
Circulars containing tcrms for boarding schol- ’ ‘
... ,.-......~....,..,...,. ,.—...—‘_-q.‘,‘u,.‘
- -- - ._ -.-t.._: -
-~ {*1 ‘._.u:», x»-'3-‘-..‘.—.'II.-. . ‘ '
$200,000 TWorth of Gifts for
he Poop e!
$ 00,000 Wo:th of magnificent Gifts to the
subscribers of the Rock of Pure Gold.
Each subscriber for one dollar, receives
ceipt for two years’ subscription to one of the
most interesting, practical and meritorious
Monthly magazines of the present time. ant
those unequalled Gifts are presented. its set
forth upon the cover of the work. Thebcauti-
fu1Countr House and grounds, well known
as Whitloc -‘s Boarding School Estublishmeiit.
The house is commodious for tlfty persons. sur-
rounded with seventeen audit half acres of
improved land, situated near the Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad, valued at $10,000
20 Building Lots in Wilton, Conn, val-
‘ tied at $200 each, 4.000
A most desirable mansion located in an
__ ngtlve, growing village, upon the N.
L8; N. Railroad. valued at . . . . . . .. 11.000
The following loans of cash, without interest
or security, for 100 years each :
One Loan of ...................... . .$20,000
One I-can of .............. . .‘ ........ ..15,000
One Loan of. ....................... . . 10,000
One I-oanof-..... 5.000
15 Pianos, worth $500 each ........... . .-7,500
25 . do do 3400 each . . . . . . . . . . - .10.000
15 do do 3300 each...--..-......'I5oo
10,000 best standard Books, at S? each.’-20.000
do well selected Books at $1.50 each 15.000
do excellent Books, at $1 4:'ach...._10,000
do interesting &vrortliy books at 50 c. 5,000
50 Sewing machines, valued at 3150 7.500
50 do worth $100 cach. . . . .:'>,000
100 do worth 375 t-acli.-..7,500
- 100 Gold watches. valued at $50 cacli. . 5.000
do pencils,worth $5 each . . . . . . . . . . 5,000
Besides other substantial gifts of iuipoi-lance
Of the integrity. honor and ability of the
conductor of this enterprise, numerous testi-
monials will be presented of undoubted char-
acter from New York‘C‘it_v and vicinity. Please
address orders for the Roe ‘ (post paid) to S.
A. Wi.it'rr.ocx, ‘editor and publisher. No. 133.
Fulton st., ‘I. Y.
Subscriptions received at the Drug store of
W. E. Bissell. 8ml5
ELLECK is now ready to receive subscrip-
tions for all of the most popular Magaziiies
of the day. at a less rate than ever before of-
-‘fered in this place:
Notice.
The undersigned would
_ rc=.pcct.fully give notice that
they,have entered into a co-partiiersliip for the
transaction of a general _
carriage. Wagon. and Repairing
business, at the cstnblisliinent lately occupied.
by Charles Isaacs. _Esq.. where they will be
p eased to wait upon their friciids and the pub-
lic in gencral. wishing anything in their line.
Orders attended to pronipt.ly,and charges mod-
erate. BERRS & OGDEN.
Norwalk. Jan. 1st. -t. lyrl
$ 3 0 0 Wanted,
N good Real Estate security, for (1 term of
years For Parties and particulars, apply
at the ofiice ofthe Gaza-t.tc. tf29
FOR SALE.
EN Shares of the Stock of the Dztubury dz
Norwalk Rail Road. Enquire of
tf37 Sept. lltli CHAS. B. MOTT.
Chilsonis Furnaces.
‘N I E beg leave to call attention to this World
Fair priee medal Furnace.
C. «it E. K. LOCKWOOD.
EEBE’S, Knickcrbocker and Metropolitan
ranges, sold and set. We keep constantly
and can furnish at short notice, each of which
will be warranted to operate to the safisfactioti
of the purchaser. C. 5: E. K. L.
VER fronts, brass kettlcs,shovcl and ton gs,
fry-pans, sheet lead, and load pipe, sold at
LOCKWOODS’.
UCTION and Force Pumps, both brass and
ron,
TABLE cutlery, (of our manufacture) which
is all warranted, also 9. large assortment of
carvers. Pocket knives and scissors.
Crockery, glassand china wares ; we have a
large stock of the best qualities of all patterns
with which we think we can suit all in regard
to quality, quantity, and price.
Steelyards, platform and counter scales.
Cumphene and Burning Fluid of best quality
always on hand by the gallon or bstrrol,
Bowls, trays, tubs, wash boards, pails,churus_.
sieves, brooms, ropes, &c.
Door mats of all kinds.
Matches, stovedb shoe blacking at wholesale.
Fancy baskets, wagons, cradles, the.
Chain Pump, cc., for sale at LOCKWOODS,
T. B. GRIFFITH.
Scorn Nonwanx.
ALL and examine his assortment of Hair.
Noll and Tooth Brushes; alsd, good assort
metit. line and coarse combs.
PIANO-FORTES.
New, and Second Hand, For Sale.
RICES from $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston manufacture, by the best. ina-
kcrs. Any one in Norwalk and vicinity in
want of a. Piano-Forte are invited to call and
examine them. Old Pianos taken in exchange.
F. H. NASH, Prof. of Jlfusic,
38 J\«"o. 510 Brooine st.. N. Y.
ECEIVED this day, 9. fine assortment of
Satin Cashmeres for Ladies‘ Clocks ; also,
Cloths, Merinoes, &c., by C. J. GRUMAN.
Hardware and Cu tlery,
Mechanics Tools, Farming Utensils,
Guns, Pistols, Iron and Steel,
W’z'mIou-' Glass, Paints
twirl Oils.
HE subscriber has now in store, and is con-
stantly receiving direct from the manu-
facturers, a large supply of foreign and domes-
tic oods, under the above denominations,
whic makes his assortment of articles suited
to this market, cqual to any in the state, and
which will be sold either wholc.=ale or retail,
on is favorable terms as can be purchased in
New York. For list. of articles and prices,
purchasers are I'cqut=ste(l to call and cxaniinc
or themselves. WM. C. STREET.
Norwalk, April 17th.
Lumber. Lumber.
ILL dz HUBBELL have recently coni-
menced the Lumber business at the old
stand lately occupied by Jllr. Charles Thoiiias,
and intend to keep on sale
Timber, Lath and Lime,
together with every variety of Lumber sold in
this market. We shall be happy to accommo-
date customers with anything in our line at
M HILL
liberal prices. . ,
J. C. HUBBELL.
Nox-walk, April 13th, 1854. 15 6mos*
New Dry Goods and Clothing Store
At Westport,
SPANG '& BARDWELL.
THE subscribers recently in the employment
of S.bMou1ton. .(I1r., are now tfisociated un
dcr the a ove-name firm, and ave taken a
store in F. W. Jesup-‘ii new building. and nearly
opposite the store of S. Moulton, where they
are prgaiged E0 cxlliibit silcofmpleteil assortment
of Go s n t eir inc,n o whic were ur-
chaled at low rates for Cash, and will be gold
at avery small advance for cash only. The
stock comprises a first-rate assortment of Fait-
cy and Staple Dry Goods, adapted to the pres-
ent and approaching seasons, embracing many
new and desirable styles and patterns, worthy
of pnrticularfittenitiontof tthe Ladips andntlfie
blic enera y. ’ar ‘ion or atten ion wi e
Elven tgo the Clothing Department, which will
be constantly furnished wiili every style and
quality of Seasonable Goods, suitable for mens
wear, lncluding cvcry shade and quality of
Cloths, Cassiipercs, Satinetis, Vespngs.
The best ua ityo Trimm ngs, 0 every ‘in
furnishedhtt low prices. “ Quick sales and
gmall Profifii”hwil‘l be Citgul‘ motto.th The S)p_iiic_>r
artner w o as ecu nown to e pit to in
this vicinity, for several years, as it Practical
Tailor and Cutter, will personally superintend
the Tailoring Department. He will, regular-
ly, receive the latest and -most approved
ashion Plates from New York, employ the
best workmen, and spare no pains to please his
patrons, and to execute all orders with haste,
Elegance anddi:-:patch. Cutting don; in t-tile
est manner, and free of charge w en t c
Cloth is purchased at this I-Zstablishmeiit. A
liberal share of the public patronage is res-
, pectfully solicited. Joan SPANG.
HORATIO C. Buzownnn.
Westport,April, 1854. I 16
IWTOTICE .
Annual Eicction of Directors.
Tau stockholders in the United States Car
Sprin Company, are hereby notified that the
amino meeting for the choice of Directors for
such other business as may come before them,
will be held at the office of said Company at
their Factory at Saugatuck, in the County of
Fairfield,and State of Connecticut, on the 1st
day of May, A. _D. 1854, at 3 o'clock, P. M.,
being the out Moifday of the month. A gene-
ral attendance of the Stockholders is reques-
ted. GEO, T. M DAVIS, Secretary.
are- ’
the ensuing year, and for the transaction of V
A Card.‘
, The Subscribers would respectfully inform.
; the I..adics of N orwalk and vicinity, that they
: have taken the Rooms recently occupied by
> Dr. Boyle, over the store of Thomas Riley, where
g they will be happy to execute all ordcrsin fash-
l ionuble dress making, which .-maygbc entrusted
.'trissEs ALLEN .2 wtuunrr.
A Rare chance.
Homestead For Sale.
ABOUT 10 acres of Plow. meadow and pas-
turc land with a good new House on it,contain-
ing ten rooms tlnisncd, a good well of water.
&:c.. located on turnpike road, convenient to
either the Bridge or South Norwalk Railroad
depot‘ Methodist or Presbyterian meeting hou-
ses, schools, stores. &c. Terms easy, for partic-
ulars apply to Giles Seymour or J. S. Snmmis.
Norwalk, March 13' tltll
manic.
-6 01111 I’;lc1£611S;
F Winncp‘o.uk.*wlll clean and restore the
colors of all kinds of Shawls, Table Cov-
ers. Carpets, Rugs, and Ladies’ and Gentle-
men’s Garments Also, Craps Shawls cleaned
and dyed all colors an-Ifinished in the neatest
manner. ,
All goods left at Mr. Shepard’s Bakery,Nor—
walk. will be promptly attended to.
Winnepauk, March 14, 1854.
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.
Hi-3 homestead belonging to the heirs of
JOEL S.\iI'1‘1i dec'd, situated about one mile
easterly from the village of Norwalk, contain-
in g about Twelve acres of choice land on which
is a fine orcliard. with a two story Dwelling,
Barn. Carriage and Corn House. and other
buildings. The House is finely situated, com-
maudiiig an extensive view of Long Island
Sound and the Norwalk Islands. Also a. fine
building Lot. situtttcd opposite the residence of
John 0sborn,.Esq., about four acres ; also. about
twenty-four acres of Plough, Pasture and Mead-
ow Laird and six acres of Wood Land in the
vicinity of the Homcsted, a rare chance is now
ofibrcd to those who d sire to purchase,.
For Terms apply at the late residence of
Joel Smith. -dec’d or of CHAS. ISAACS.
March, 1st. 1854. " _ W9
1 = to them.
l3t14.
,.
11 3 mos‘
Clothing 2 Clothing.
I HE extensive reputation of the Mammoth
Clothing Ware House of P. C. BARNL'.\l & Co.
19-1 and Chat.li:un Square, New York, being
one of the l'.1l‘,l_‘,'(?.'~’l in the United States, enthra-
ciiig every sliadc and variety of Clothing ever
kept in :1 C‘-lotliiug Store rend:-rs advertising a
compliance with l‘l1.“~lt)ll‘l, more than a matter
of iicc.-.s;=i'.._v. ,
A CARD.
To our Niiineroits friends throughout tho
State of Connecticut, the undersigned is most
happy to return his thanks to his friends, for the
very liberal patronage with which they have
favored him during the past. year, and having
made ari-uiigemcuts tp continue at the old stand
of P. C. B. A2 C0. diiriiig the year 1854. hopes
' and believes that good goods, well made. fairly
represented and left to the unbiased judgement I
of the purchaser, will merit 9. continuance of
their favois. very respectfully.
tf5 BENJ. BARRACLOUGH.
Post Oflice Removal.
THE Post otfice at South Norwalk, is remo-
ved to the Drug store of T. B. Griflith.
W. C. SAMMIS, P. .11‘.
Wanted.
A T'f.-*.'\’ELLING periodical agent.
Apply to A. SELLECK-
Seed Peas and Beans.
EVER.-IL varieties. Also the celebrated
"Shaker-" Garden Seeds, just rec’d and
for sale by ALLEN, Mxsxsit, & Co.
CLOVER and Timothy seed, cheap
at A. M. d: Co.’s.
LONG Island Russia. Turuips,
at A. M. & Co.’s.
ODA. Butter, Water, Graham,Railroad, Bos-
ton, Lemon and Fancy. Crackers, just rec’d,
from the Bakery and for sale by A. M. 8: Co.
NEW assortment of Crockery. China and
Glass Ware, just rec’d.
“f:\SH tubs. wash boards, pails, brooms,
baskets of all kinds, mackaroni, and
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ; sweet
corn for boiling, prepared by the Shakers;
fresh groceries, received daily of the best qual-
ity, at wholesale and retail, by A. M. do Co.
}Choice aha Selected Teas.
4 CHESTS of Green and Black Teas.
Cotfec and Teas, warranted to please;
inprice and quality, they defy superiority.
G. HOLMES dz CO.
Guano.
IN quantities to suit purchasers.
E. VA. CHICHESTER.
nximovnn. .
B, ISS Pilgrim has removed her New York
inillinery rooms to those recently occu-
pied by Dr. Fitch in Skiddy’s Block, over the
store of O. S. Clark, where may be found a
fresh supply of elegant Spring styles of La-
dies’ H-at-s, Flowers, Ribbons, &:c., to which the-
attention of the Ladies of Norwalk is respect-
fully invited, before purcha.sing elsewhere,
SOUTH NORWALK STOVE DEPOT.
Be it Known
O 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, Par-
lor, Shop and Oflice Stoves, which in outside
dress present 11 very pleasing appearance; but
the most important of all is their interhal ar-
rangctnent, which combine economy in con-
sumption of Fuel, great extent of-radiating sur-
face, perfection in baking and mildness ofhcat;
a weeks trial is better than a thousand refer-
cnces.
In addition to the above may be had in any
quanlitins,'Tin. sheet iron. copper, britania. ja-
pan’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
English Cutlery, sewiu g birds. portable caldrons
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel, sad iron
heaters, furnaces, stove and boot blncking,coal
hods, force and suction pumps, well pumps
I weather proof. lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass,
zinc copper and iron, iron wire and rods, brass
and enameled kettles, etc, etc. Mettle Roofing,
,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.
South Norwalk. Oct. 26.
ASH
tf-14
C 8: E K LOCKWOOD
ANCY Basketts, Wagons and Willow Ware
all kinds, at LOCKWOOD’S.
CROCKERY, Glass and China Wares
AT CHlCHESTER’S Hardware Store can be
found the largest assortment of Paints, Oils,
Variiislies mid Pointers’ Materials, ever offered
in this market call and see him. sept. 8th.
XCE-LSIOR Hoes, a new article in this
market, for sale by
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
4
RECEIVED this day 1600 yds more of those
Bleached Muslius in Remnants, the best
goods ever offered in the town, and the cheap-
est. C. J. Gitm.r.tx.
Acrostic.
Give me a call! I’ll show that I can paint,
Each letter legible. ornate or quaint,
Of colors various,.blended as the ray,
Reigning in Heaven at the rise of day,
Graiiiing and Marbling done so very neat,
Even Nature smiles upon the pleasing cheat.
Riany good houses in our town are seen,
Assuiniiig modest pride in white and green,
Retoucb‘d by me their aspects grow more bright
Vouching my skilfulness to please the sight,
In Gliding, as the sun in splendor shines,
Neatness in Glazing and thorough, at all times.
clothing at South Norwalk
HE subscriber takes this method to inform
the public that he has taken the next store
south of A. Dickerman’s Dry goods store,
where he intends to keep 9. well-selected stock
of ready made clothing, shirts,col1urs, &c.-—
He will also carry on the Tailoring business in
all its branches. All garments made to order
warranted to fit or money returned. Particu-
lar attention paid to cutting.
GEORGE SEELEY.
South Norwalk, April 7th, 1854.
Horse, Cow, and Chicken Peed.
_’ EFT constantly on hand and at the low-
est market price by Honuas 8: Mnnxnn.
Capers.
UST9received, a fresh su ply of Caper
Sauce. HOLMES MI-JEKER.
~-...»-- h~x.ruv
pg on H
_, horses
I—v.».'-ma ‘
JV/‘o Fir:-I JV‘o Floml.’ .N'o Shipwreck.’
BUT SIMPLY rats-—
Iinlarging the Premises,
V.-&LUABLE_HOlISEHOLD INFORMATION.
TO the LADIES of Norwalk and surround-
ing Country. Great and Important Sale
of an extensive and very Valuable ‘Stock of
Dry Goods, carpeting,
Oil Cloths, Rugs, &c._. &c.
GEORGE KEYS,
No. 34% Eight Avenue, between 27th and 28t.h
Streets, would inform his Friends. Customers
and the public generally. that he will commence
on Monday. Feb. 20, with his '
C-rent Clearing Out Sale;
To disposeoi‘ every article now in his Store,
tttnounting to $3" FIFTY THOUSAND DOL-
LARS, “mu all of which must be sold at a
GREAT SACRIFICE, previous to enlarging his
Store. '
This Sale is occasioned by the proprietor’s
great success in business foizthe past 4 years,’
and the increavin g 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 .\’e-u: Front, and other exten-
sive Alterations and Improvement-s—to do this
Busi‘ne.s-3 must be Suspended for a short time.
NOTICE.-—‘He would say to the Public
that this will be one of the greatest es for
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, on Monday, 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 Ginghams 10d, Is, 1s 3d, ls Gd. _
l2 "" Merrimack Coclicco and Sprngue Prints,
formerly sold at is reduced to 9 8: 10 cents.
100 ps Merrimack and Cocheco style, 10d, now
6d and'7d. ' " ' I ‘
75 ps Delaine formerly ‘gs, uotvls. ;
50 pg “ " 23 (id, DOW IS 90. "
30 ps all Wool, formerly-6s Gd, now 4s.
1000 ps Lawns and Barage Delaines. ls, worth 2s
112 ps Fine French Mcriuoes. 10s. 12s ; only 7s,
and SS. " I
70 ps Paramattn, 3s. and 4s, now 25, and 2s 6d.
100 ps " 5s 0d, and (is, now 33, and 4s.
50 ps Rich Plaid Silk. 10s 6d, & lls 6d, now 85.
35 ps “ “ is Cd, and 8s 6d, now 55,
and 6s 6d.
40 ps Changeable Silk, 7s 6d, and 85, now :33 6d,
and 6s.
30 ps Black Silk. 5s, 6s 6d, 83, and 8;; 6d.
50 ps Wool Plaid. ‘ls (id, 35, 45: 6d. 5s, and 6s (Ed.
350 Wool and ‘Bro-she Long and Square Shawls,
40 per cent below former prices.
550 pairs Blankets sold at S3, S4. S5. and S7 50
reduced to 20s. 83. and $4 50. _ _
Cloths. Cassimeres, Satinets. Jeans and I’ estiiigs
'50 ps White Flannel, sold at 23, now 1s 4d.
" sold at 25 6d, 3s 6d, and
4s 6d. now 25, 2s 6d. and 3s.
4'5 ps Red, Plain and Twil1ed.2s. 2s 3d, & 2s 6d.
100 ps Shirting sold at 8d. 10d, 1s, and 1s 6d,
now 6d, 8d, and 10d. ‘ ‘
50 ps Allendale and Sheetings 5s 4d, 63 4d,
7s 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 a great reduction.
50 doz. White and Brown Damask Table Cloths
every pattern and price.
100 doz. Napkins 12s.—Doy1ies 5s. per doz. &c.
150 s Diapers 8s,_10s, 12s. and 14s.
100 ounterpane Quilts, from Auction, at 25
per cent less than the true value.
Ticking, Canton Flannel, Stripes, Towclling of
all kinds and every vai'ict_v of Housekeeping
?"Goods at greatly educed Prices.
Hosiery, Embroidery, &c.—Kid Gloves, Rib-
bons. &c.
Carpeting, ./Matting, Oil Cloths, Druggets,
R .
ugs, &,~c., Src.
And many other kinds of DRY GOODS too
numerous to mention, all reduced in the same
proportion. Store will be opened at 9 A. M.
and close at '7 P. M. GEORGE KEYS,
343 Eighth Avenue, between 27th and 28th
Streets. New York. 8tf'
GOLD & SILVER WATCHES.
Diamonds, Jewelry 8: Silver Ware.
- ,,..~ THE Subscriber would call the atten-
'W\‘- , tion of purchasers visiting New York
City, to his large and well selected stock,
comprising in part, the follow-ing_(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;
JOLE8 JUGDNBBN WATCHES;
Warranted perfect time-keepers, from $150 to $250
COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and Levers, from 3125 to $275
INDEPENDENT SECOND.
and Quarter Second Watches for timing.
$125 to $250
CERONOIVIETDRS,
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronc-meters, perfect
time-keepers $125 to 3250
BIG!!!‘ DAY WATCHES.
which run eight days with once winding $140 to $185
ENAMEL WATCHES,
for Ladies. some in hunting cases 835 to $100
DIAMOND WATCHES;
for Ladies, some in magic cases 855 to $300
MAGIC WATCE8,
which change into three ditlerent Watches $100 to $175
WATCHES WHICH WIND UP
and turn the hands without a key $85 to $140
Jill Kinzls of Whtches at Low Prices.
Fine Gold Lepine Watches, 4 holes jewelled $25 00
Fine Gold Detached Levers 30 00
Gold Enainelled Watches for the Ladies 36 00
“ English Patent Levers -35 00
“ “ “ “ , hunting cases 58 00
Silver Patent I.6’\'GX‘~1 as low as 16 00
“ Detached Levers “ 14 00
Jewelry, Gold .s~ Siioer Plate, 3,-.~_.
ladies’ Gold Sets--Ear-rings, Pins and
bracelets :15 00 to $75 00
Ear-rings. $2 to $25 ; Pins, $2 to $25 ;
Bracelets 5 co to so 00
Gold Lockets—one, 2, and -1 glasses 3 00 to 00
Gold Guard Chains 10 00 to . 00
Gold Chatelaine Chains 10 00 to 110 00
Gold Vest Chains S 00 to 35 00
Gold Fob-Chains 8 00 :0 2;’, 00
Fine Sold Wedding Rings 3 50 to 7 00
Gold Guard Keys 1 00 to 5 00
Gold Fob-Keys 2 oo to 3 on
Gold I-‘ob~Seal.-i 3 00 to 12 00
Gold Thimbles 2 50 to 5 00
Gold Pencil.-t 1 25 to 7 00
Gold Pens and Pencils 3 5-2 to 13 00
Diamond Rings 7 00 10 250 00
Diamond Ear-rings 100 00 to 300 00
Diamond Pins 15 co to 300 00
Gold Crosses 2 no to 12 00
Gold Finger-rings, with stones 2 00 to 16 00
Gold Sleeve Buttons per set 2 50 to 12 00
Gold Studs per set 1 60 to 10 00
Gold Spectacles per pair 5 00 to 9.00
Gold Eye-Glasses 1 75 to 5 00
Silver Tea Spoons per set 5 00 to 9 oo
do Table do per set 12 00 to 21 00
do Table-Forks per set 13 00 to 23 00
do Cups for Children 5 00 to 15 on
do Napkin-Rings each 1 50 to 3 50
Gold Armlets for Children per pair 2 50 to 6 00
Plain Gold Rings 75 to 3 00
Chnsed Gold Rings 1 00 to 5 00
Silver Thimbles, Silver Tops 37
Gold Scarf Pins 1 00 to 7 00
GEO. C. ADI-EN.
Im otter of VVatches 8; Jew
P WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, elry’
V No. 11 W_it.i. Sritsi-:r,
(Second Floor.) near Brondtvay, New York.
Building Stone For Sale.
HE subscriber has for sale a large quantity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCH.
Oct. 10th. “'41
SOMETHING NEW.
Blacks-nzzz/z.2'ng and Wagon Repairing.
AT THE‘ BRIDGE.
THE subscribers have recently made ar-
rangements whereby they can execute all
orders for the complete repairing of Wagons,
Carriages, &c., at the shortest notice and at
reasonable prices, in addition to blacksmith-
lng, which will be continued as heretofore in
all its branches. Special attention paid to
Horse and Ox Shoeing, light and heavy Forg-
ing, &c. All work executed in either depart-
ment will be well and promptly done.
'10 tf Warxnscnr dc DI.'.\'CA..\'.
Wagon and Harness
Por Sale.
FIRST rate second hand buggy wagon and
harness, for sale cheap, can be seen at the
premises of the late THOMAS ROBINSON. 2m10
Just; Published.
THE Old Brewery.
Angel Whispers by D. E. Eddy.
Life among the Flowers, by Laura Greenwood
Pulpit Portraits and Pen Pictures.
DeQuincey-‘ s letters to Young men.
Autographs of Freedom.
.Mrs. Partington-'s Carpet Bag.
Dashes of American Humor.
Moral Aspects of City Life, by E. H. Chopin.
Little Mary, by H. Trusta, author Sunny Side,
etc., ete. '
New Amsterdam, or New York as it was in the
days of the Dutch Governors, by Prof. A.
Davis. Just received by E. E. KNAPP.
BAGLEWS Gold Pens, and a great variety
of Stee1pens,soine new pattern at Kxarfs.
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Se1leck’s Line . of Packets
For New York.
THE sloops Mary A. Selleck and Domestic,
have commenced t ' weekly trips to and
from New York. The s oop Mary A. Sellecky
Capt. G. Grumman, will leave Norwalk every
Tuesday; returning will leave Pike Slip, New
York, every Saturday. The Domcstic, Capt 1-
Demnion, will leave Norwalk every Sotulday;
returning will leave Pike Slip, N. Y.,_ ev_ery
Thursday All-freight forwarded to this line,
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch-
Produce sold at the highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. Freight to sent
on the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad. W111 1:9
landed at the freight depot, also freight rec 0
from the depot free of extra charge’
SELLECK St DEMMON.
Norwolk, April 4th, 1854.
THOMAS C}. STBAIINS,
Has associated with him in business, G. S.
Hutchinson, and David R. Selleck. The busi-
ness will hereafter be carried on under the firm of
STEARNS, HU'l‘CHINSON,& Co.
J1! 12 and 14 W'arren st.
We shall open on the 1st of February next, ,
an almost entirel new stock of '
Silk an 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 variety and prices’,
we will not be excelled by any house in the
City. Great inducements will be given to
cash andfihort time buyers.
STEARNS, HUTCHINSON, 8: CO.
Nos. 12 and 14 Warren‘:-If.
(First street below Chambers-st.)
Jan. lst, 1854. ' 1
FOR SALE.
_ __ A Homested containing about 18 acres of
first rate Land, with a good two story Dwelling‘
House, barn and other out-houses, situated
about 1 1-2 miles east from New Canaan vil-
loge, and 4 miles from Norwalk. Inquire of
THOMAS CARTER.
N ew Canaan, J an. 24, 1854. tf5
GROCERIES,
Wholesale and Retail.
THE subscriber being satisr _ __ ‘
" fled that he possesses peculiar 1;‘: '_-.55
7". n advantages in the purchase of 1
Groceries, is prepared to furnish Customers with
Teas, Cqfee, Sugars, Molasses, 4-0 ,
in any quantity at as low rates as they may be
obtained of wholesale dealers. Purchasers can
be supplied with the best articles from his Store
at the lowest market rates. For a proof of
this, he would invite the attention of the pub-
lie to his Stock, just received, and guaranties
that everything sold at his store shall be what
it is represented or the money refunded,
And not to be equalled in (Iheapness .'
Teas, Teas.
A large assortment of fresh new Teas, such
as Oolong and Soucliong. Hyson Skin, Young
Yyson, Old Hyson. and an extra fine lot of Gun-
powder Tea, in large or small packages to suit
Customers.
.MnIasses by the gallon or barrel.
All kinds of Sugar by the pound or barrel.
Soap and Candles by the pound or box.
Cofee by the pound or bag ; also Cotfee
roasted and ground in the best manner.
Now is the time to purchase Groceries cheap
and the subscriber respectfully soliclictisqa call.
A.
South xorwa lk, Feb. . 854.
Pi§E Band Shoats,
. FOR SA
ALLEN, Mnsxnn, is Go.
A Building Lot For Sale.
FINE Building Lot with a new Barn and
A. other out-houses standing thereon, adjoin-
ing the present residence of Capt. Wm. Allen,
and fronting the residence of Alonzo Nickerson,
is offered for sale upon very favorable terms.
For particulars enquire of ISAAC SELLECK ad-
joining the premises or of the owner.
JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
40 Fulton-st., A". Y.
tf6
SHEIa7r'1Té§a and Lead Pipe, at
- . ~ LOCKWO0D’S.
A A IOLINS, and Accordeons, for sale by
T. B. GRIFFITH, South Jvbrwalb.
VORY Tablets, and Fabers Tablet Pencils.
Ivory tipt, at KNAPP’S.
PORTFOLIO writing desks, a new article,
at a very low price, at KNAPP’S.
, Notice.
THE New Grocery and Bakery n.t:‘South Nor-
wnlk, 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.
,. NEW PIRM.
G M. HOLMES boring withdrawn
‘I ” g from the tlrm of G. Holmes 8: Co.
and associated himself with A. J. Mirnxmz, will
continue the
Grocery 8i. Provision Business,
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 db MEEKER.
Norwalk, Feb. 13th, 1854.
WI) OSTER HOUSE.
CORNER or MAIN AND WHITE srnnsrs
Near the Rail Road Depot.
THE subscriber having leased the above nam‘
ed Hotel, is prepared to receive boarders
and transient visiters. The House is abundant
1y supplied with spring water, and has all the
conveniences necessary to make guests comfort-
able, and the undersigned feels confident from
the experience that he has had in the business
of hotel keeping, that he can give satisfaction
to those who favor him with their patronage.
JOHN R. FORRESTER.
N. B.-—-Warm and Cold Water Bath: ready
at all hours. (Danbury, Sept. 5, I853. tf36
PABMDR WANTED.
A STEADY, capable man to_to.ke charge of
Norwalk Island. The stock, about a
dozen head, will remain, and added to if re-
quired. For terms and particulars, apply to
SAMUEL Ricmiins, Norwnlk, or at 167 Monroe
st., N. Y. 12 tf
PLOUGHS of every description, for snldby
I-‘.. V. A. C'iiicui:s.rui:.
-“'P.VP¢—t‘t‘cIzc.v,P Clocks,
ND al kinds of Jewelry repaired. En-
graving on Spoons, Rings, Coflin Plates,
dtc. executed in a superior manner by L. CLARK
at No. 2 Skidtly’s Block, sign of the Red Watch
0. S. Cumx.
New Goods.
I AM now in the receipt of mail)‘ “f’-“' "*3
desirable Goods, purchased at Auction, on
they will be sold at very low P110952 "13"? Of
them at far less than their vgluf: GRUMAN.
.
Ltntxo Door trlmmingsin complete sets con‘
S sisting of brass and iron sheaves, brass and
iron rails, ustrayal and rabbittcd front locks
and latches. Corn shellers, a new article in
market and by all who have used them the
most approved kind, at CHICHESTER’S.
Choaper*t.ha—nHI:ver
«it the South ./Vorwallr
GROCERY STORE.
HE subscriber has on hand by far the
large: 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-
ceiving new and fresh supplies of goods, as the
wants of his Customers may require. Which Will
always be of the best quality and sold at the
very lowest possible price, and he would re-
spectfull solicit an examination and trial of the
same, GEO. W. SMITH.
South Norwalk, Feb. 20th. 1854.
Notice.
ERUVIAN Guano, Super phosphate of
Lime, Bone dust, Poudrett. Pulverized
Cliarcoal,Potash, Sulphuric Acid, for sale at
the State Agricultural Warehouse, No. 25 C111!
street, near Fulton, N. Y
Wanted Immediately.
Asmar, active Boy to learn the harness
making Business‘ Witzmr S‘ Josue.
Westport. April 8-
“, ERRIMACK Prints, alarge lot just receiv-
ed, amongst them some beautiful styles.
CLOTHS Cassimeres and Satinetts, “ ‘P193’
C. J. Gktnnx.
did assortment just received at
Milli iiptlt glllltrlifitllltltlfi.
From S. M. Pl-7I"l‘ENG1LL & CO.’S Aovertising Agency,
122 Nassau Street, New York, and No. 1 State Street,
Boston. 8. M. i’l£’I"I‘E.\'GII.L & C0., are Agent-.= for the
Nor-walk Gazette and the most influential and largest cir-
cn1atingNevvspupc-rs both in the United States and the
Conndas. ‘
Housekeeping Hardware,
AN D FANCY GOODS.
J. at. c. nnnman,
MPORTERS and wholesale dealers in house
keeping Hardware and Fancy Goods, 601
Broadway, N. Y. Cutlery, Silver and Plated
ware, Composition, Enamelled and Iron Hol-
low ware. Bronzed, Copper and Brass Goods,
Bathing Apparatus. Tin, Wood and Willow
ware, Brushes. mats, Baskets, Refrigerators,
Sporting Tackle, &c. Our stock has for years
past been equal to and now surpasses in varie-
ty and extent any similar establishment in the
country, and will be sold at prices defying
competition,
chants is invited to our stock of goods and pri-
ces before buying. J. do 0. Bi~:imr.i_.\', _
1y15 601 Broadway, N. 1'.
ThI*~Great Fiona and Jiiusic Estabiishrnent,
HORACE WATERS,
883 Broadway, N. Y.
IIE best and most improved Pianos and Me-
lodeons. T. Gilbert & Cox's World's Fair
Premium Pianos. with or without the Aiolcan,
and with iron frames and circular scales. The
merit of these instruments is too well known
to need further commendation. Gilbert's Bou-
doir Pianos, an elegant instrument for small
rooms. H.u.i.r.r 5: CtMs'rox’s Pianos, of the
old established firm of HiiLt.i:'r & Co. Mr. W.
being sole agent for all the above Pianos, can
offer them lower than any other house. Hor-
ace Waters’ Pianos, manufactured expressly
for him. having great power of tone and elas-
ticity of touch. 333 Broadway, is the largest
dcpotfor Musical Instruments in this country
affording an opportunity for selections, not to
be had elsewhere. Second hand Pianos at
great bargains. Prices from $60 to $175 , Ev-
ery iustrument fully warranted or the . money
refunded. _
IVIELODE.0;NS.' , ;..-
Goodman 8;‘ Baldwin’: pat. Organ Melodeons
with two banks of kcys—-a sweet and power-
ful instrument. Priccs from $75 to $200. S.
D. d‘. H. W. Smith’s celebrated .MeIoa’eo-ns,
Martin’s unrivalled Guitars, Brown’s Harps,
Flutinas, Violins,Brass instruments, the. Deal-
ers supplied with Pianos and melodeons at fac-
tory prices. 125 per cent discount to Clergy-
men.
_ IVIUSIC.
This list comprises the products of the great
masters of both the American and European
continents, and is receiving constant additions
by an extensive publication of the choice and
popular yieces of the day. Dealers in music,
and Teachers of Seminarics wishing to pur-
chase any music published. or make arrange-
ments for continue-d supplies of Mr. Water’s
new issues, will find it to their interest to call
or forward their orders. Music scat to any
part of the Union or Canadas, postage tree.
3mI5 HORACE WATERS.
cA:£'u-.=-E-1-1NG.. “
Spring Importations, 1854.
PETERSON & HUMRHREY,
77 and 379 Broadway,
Imporlers of and dealers in every mzriely of
CARPETINGS,
Hare just received per Steamers from Europe. on rnlii-e
new stock of '
Rich Garpetings and Oil cloths.
Which for variety and richness cannot be
equalled tn the trade, consisting of
Rich “ Bonvaise,” in one entire carpet.
Rich medallion Carpets. in great vm-inly.
Rich Velvet and Axminstcr Carpet.-:.
Rich tapestry and Brussels Carpcts, entirely
new patterns, never before in this couiitry.
’l‘hrce-ply and Superfine. of every descrip-
tion.
Oil cloths, of every width and design,
from the best manufacturies, and well scasoiicd
Together with every other article usually
found in Carpet stores at the lowest possible
cash prices 1 Psrnasox dz HL'.\ll’HREY.
377 and 379 Broadway, cog. White st.
Housekcepers and merchants from every sec-
tion of the country areinvited to examine our
stock and prices before purchasing.
Institutions and Churches supplied at the
lowest prices. i-lml’
Garpetings. Oil-cloths, &c.
lVIcG-rorty &. Tilby
142, Broadway, N. Y.,
.\'.\'oUxci~: to their friends and the public
that their stock of Foreign and Domestic
Carpctings, Oil Cloths, d:c.. for the Spring
trade, is completed in all their relative clcpart:
meuts, and presents specimens of new styles
and originality of c1esign,which, for beauty
and excellence, will upon inspection, be found
to merit an extended sale. '
The following Goods comprise in part their
present varied and chaste assortment :
Velvet Carpets, Tapestry Brussels. Im-
perial T/tree Ply, Double Supe-r.’In.-
grain, Superfine Ingrai'n,E.rIra
Fine and Fine Ingrain. Low
P7‘iced—aII H7001, Cotton
and Wool Ingrain, Royal
and Damask Venetitiarz
all widths, Heavy sheet‘
Oil Cloths, from 2 to
24 feet wide, flied‘-
Plain and checked
_ fvlattings,
Embossed '1'abie and Plain Covers, which to-
gether with other Goods that uniformly consti-
tute the general stock of the most extensive
establishments, will be disposed of for cash, at
prices a shade lower than any House in the
trade.
Housekeepers and Dealers from every section
are invited to look at our stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Institutions and Churches will be dealt with
liberally, and at the lowest prices.
W’ii.Lu.\r McGaoarr,
_ GEORGE H. TILBY.
31015 I42 Broadway, N. Y.
METAL wARia:r'i”o”tisi§,"P
245 Water Street, JV‘. Y.,
Vandervoort, Dickerson & Co.,
I-‘FER for sale in large or small lots to suit
custoincrs——
6000 boxes Tin Plates, one third cross. best
brands. 3500 Roofing Plates, I. C. and I. X.
14x20. 2500 extra sized Tin Plates. 2000 bbls
Sheet Iron, No. 10 to 28. I000 R G. and un-
ncaled, No. 20 to 28. 500 Russia Slicct. Iron.
No. 8 i016. S00 Wire, assoi'le(l numbers and
good quality. 250 cnsks Shcct Zinc. 25 tons
Spcltcr. 60 cases Copper, I4 to 10 oz. 10
casks Autimoiiy. 400 pigs Banca Tin, 300
Straits (10. I000 do. Load. together with it full
ussortnient of Tinman’s Tools and niachiiie.-'.
Rivets, Ears, Handles, and all ai-ticlcs fut‘ tin-
ner’s use.
J29“ Goods entitled to debenture.
Locomotive Needles.
Titnsr: needles are superior to any iinpoi-tctl
into this country and are only to bc littd of
THOMAS «K: ED\\’.lRl) L{ii.i..
IyI5 14 l)cyl~‘ll't‘t‘l.. i\'. Y.
Fancy Goods.
Tiroius dz. Emvinn GILL,
.\lI’0RI'ERs of Fancy goods, Hosiery. (jilm-g_.-_
3iul;')
Laces, ElI]l)l'0lllL‘l‘l(‘S. Linens, Tlii-.-;i.l,<, 1,0. t
comotive iiccdlcs. Tl'llllll1lll_£:‘.’~‘ Buttoii.-, .‘tc,_
Goods from Auction cvcry (lay.
lyI5 H llt-y Strcct, N. 1'.
Window and Picture Glass.
A GOOD assortuiciit of window and l’ictiii-e
Glass constantly on hand and for sale in quan-
tities t0.Slllt})l1l'Cl1t1S(?I‘8. ./hfcrchants fi-oin ev-
ery section are invited to call and exaininc for
themselves before buying. Orders by letter
promptly filled EDWARD P. DICKIE.
144 Chambers St. near Hudson R R Dcp0t.,.\' 1'
Cash Grocers.
Cunnsitsaotoa & OLENDORE, wholesale gro-
cers. 203 Chamber st. and 195 Reade st.,
New York. Buyers are particularly invited to
an examination of our stock. Orders by letter
promptly attended to at the lowest market
rates. 1315
THE’ BEST HAIR DYE-
ALLARD’S New and Improved Edition is
B the cheapest and best article now offered
to the public. It will color the Hair any shade
in 20 Minutes. 1y-I0
PIANO PORTES.
J. 8: F. HAINES, 116 3d Avenue, New
. York. Dealers supplied on liberal
te_rms. 1y‘-£0
RINSDEY Co DARLING,
WHOLDSALD DRUGGIST
62 Vesey St., war Greemvich st., N. Y.
ORDERS personally or by letter equally re-
garded in prices, qualities, dispatch, (to. 1y
South .N‘orwaIk-
C. J. Gittnu.v’s.
| I ERBS all kinds at T. B. GRIFFITH’S,
The attention of House-keepers and mer-_
_¢.- ..
, co...-o.»-. .x_..,,_....1.,,
» r .-' ' -
fihlicrtistnttnis. Y
I-‘ROM wi.i.n. .‘\i'oo.-t.u.o’s i\IV'Ea1'[qnqQ noun
. _ ‘ :
I02 NASSAU-S’l'R1-.E'1',-NEW romr.
N I
% To the Ladies qfo..N$rr]iL‘caZeF:'and V-£cz'm'(y
HOSE Ladies wishing to obtain their sup-
ply of Gaiter Boots and shoes for the com.
ing season, can get at Miller dz Co.’s I34 Canal
st. New York, French Morocco and Kid slip-
per Ties, and Buskins of the first quality at 95
and 10s. per pair: second qualitv Slippers and
Ties at 65.‘ and Buskins at is. all of my own
make and warranted good, Ladies Gaiter boot;
of all the fashionable colors. at I25. I65. and
I85. the pair. These b’eautiful articles of La-
dies wear are warranted equal to any in the city.
Boys, Misses and children's Gaiter Boots and
shoes of all kinds and prices. the largest assort-
ment of any in New York. White and Black
Satin, Black and Bronze French Kid Slipper:
for evenings, with a complete assortment of
India Rubber Overshoes of all the different
styles. Ladies who wish good shoes at mode-
rate prices will pleose call and examine for
themselves. . J. B. MILLER 85 Co.
3mI6 I34Can‘o.l street, near Thompson, N. Y.
BARTHOLOMEWEC WEED,
Nnw MOURNING swarm,
55 1 Broédway, ,
Between St J\'ichoIas and .Metropolitan hatch
NEW YORK,
KEEP constantly on hand every description
of ‘FULL up Si-:r:o.\'n .‘.Iot‘n:;i.vo D333;
Goons, BONNETS,'MASTILI.AS, CLOAKS, Emmot-
DERIES, HANDKERCHIEF5, GLOVES, Hosnsar. dtc.
Families adopting MOURNING, will find it to
their advantage to give us a call, as they can
procure every article requisite, without the in-
convenience of shopping from store to store.--—
Goods sent by Express to every part of th.
Country. _, 3 13
@ Please remember the exact location-
55l Broadway: 3ml2 B.s.r-.rHor.om:w & Wi-zap.
I-01.3.13 ,5;-f" FISCOWN,
5 5 Cedar Street, New York,
( 4t/1 Door below the Post Ofliec.)
Offer their large and we'll selected Stock of
“ SILK AND PANGY DRY GOODS”
_ Which is complete in every department, at
:2 ran _ci-zxr ABOVE r.<'voici«". cosr, FOR CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increas-
ed, and many styles will be of their own IMPOR-
'r.i_'rto.\', and those who favor them with a 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
xsw ‘PAPER Hnxcmcs,
AND
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Pratt & I-Iardenbergh,
HANCFACFCPSRS .J..\‘D I.‘-iI'ORTl'-.'P.S,
.i\"o. 360 Broadway Afew York.
Hare added to their Wholesale business, a
RETAIL DEPAR-.T)lENT.
And are constantly I‘QCCl‘v'lI1}.! all the new varieties of
H711]! Paper and Decorations,
from the most eminent mzuiufacttircrs of EU-
ROPE, which with the licst styles of AMERI-
CAN production tbey will to pleased to exhibit
to any and all who may call upon them, either
with a view of pI]l‘Clli'lSlli4" or to sce the perfect-
ion this branch of maiiiif: tar.» lius obtsiiiied.
Pl{I\'A'l‘I-I Rrzsinnxcns, Ho’. in . Pitnnic l’.L'ii.m.\'oa
CHl'RC‘HES, B.-1Nl{1.‘.'G HOL'FiuS. S’i"()l’.l-IS. AND OFFI-
ci-‘.s in any part of the cniiiiii-y approprirtlely
P.tri-:i:En on DECORA’J‘I~IR in l1‘:—:i7sCo. M.x.i:ai.n or
Wool»:-_. in :1 superior muiiiicr by the best work-
man in the truclc, at i'c-.:i.<uii:ible prices. and the
work warrai-.tcd. gm’!
From S .11! P0 (engi/I’.- .r’[rlz'5?riising flgeiicy
Notice Extraordinary! !
To all whom it may Corzccrn—-l(now
HAT the Mi:xIci.\' M t'sr.l_\'o LI.\‘l.\lE)."l‘ still
continues in its triumphant career. “con-
quering and to conquer" all the chronic cases
of RHEUMATISM, or those of a recent, acute,
and inflamatory character. Ir .\‘i-.‘vi-:1: FAILS l
in curing Burns, Bruises nr Sprains. For any
Sore‘. Stvclling. Eruption -"tr Pain, it is a pr.-rfect
specific. If you dont believe it. try it! For
Horses and other animals. it has no equal in
curing Bruises, Sprains. Sore Backs, Spavin,
Scratches, or any other C‘£l‘-1.’~'-3_ of Lamencss.-—
It will soften the hoofs—lii‘-.-ricatc the joints-
and heal the flesh. "
, G. W. WESTBEEOOE.
_ ‘(SUCCESSOR TO A. C. l.§l‘..\tiG 8; Co.,)
Originator and sole pi-_opt-ii,-all-_ 131-inciPa1 om.
cc_s: 304 Broadway, Ixew York. and St. Louis,
Missouri. For sale by all dealers in Medicines.
RIIATCHE-S, _supcrior article, round and
square splints in ro:mri wood and square
P“??? BOT?-V: PM up in shipping order, and
sold at the lowest prices. by CHAS. PAR-
TRIDGE J; CO., 125 Maiden Lane, N. Y. 1’
szwnve nmcmams.
GROVER. BAKER & Co.
THIS M.icnI.\‘r: is now justly the most approv-
ed, and no controversey exists between it
and any other patent. Ofiices 405 ,Braad4way,
New York, Hag/niarket Square, Boston; and
42 South 4th St., Philadelphia. 1y39
PIRITUAL TELEGRAPH. Weekly, 82 PER
YEAR, specimen gratis. and all SPIRITUAL
BOOKS. for sale by PAR’l‘RIDGE 8: BRITTAN
300 Broadway, New York. 1,’
TO TED 1VIU'S.tC.’*.I. WORLD
]-)IANO FORTES, BENNETT 3; (30__ 361
Broadway, New York, are iiianufacturing
and have constantly oiiliiind an extensive as-
sortmcnt of Pianos, CII1l.‘l"<‘t€.‘ll1g every variety of
style and size, from H to 7 [-4- Ocr.tvr:s. from
'e .’
$100 to $1,000 each. We have testimonials from
BRl’I.LIA.\'C1',BRl-IAl)TH and SW1-31-J’l‘.\‘1~:SS of tong
throughout the entire register of our Pianos,
eminently secured, all our instruments are full
.. - . . . * ‘ Y
Wfll‘l.1llli(‘d to give entire satisfaction. Buverl
before purchasing elsewhere. 1’
PIANO FORTIIS.
HI.-I LAIKGEST and bust. assortment of F3,-gg
Class Piano Fortes in New York, both with
found at 441 Bi'o:t(l\\'ny. All persons wishing a
good iiistruiiiciit at at low p1'i('.e win be 5,1,9 m
ly 441 l5i'oc.dtvuy, N cw York,
CI-IDAP PIANO 3'63‘.-‘.'E HOUSE.
. Bou'er_v. New York. i’i-aiios Tuned and
Repair:-Ll. 1,-49
1VIA1\iUPAG‘1"'U'RDR.
I’. WHITLOC-l{. 101 C1ll'lfl.l'Sll".(‘t, New
M. ‘
Norwalk Iron Foundrgr.
he still COllllllll<*.< l.-. "in.-.< .-it the old
stand, where he kccps nil i. .1 gciicrnl :is=‘ort-
of C'uo.1.-lug‘ and Par/u/' .\'.’;».--r.~‘, 1-’/oughs. Fan-
-iziIi_g-.-Wills, Sh‘i‘tlL'-(,'I1.":‘-;'.v, (‘urn S/tellers. dye.
‘ kept Colt.-'titiill_'.' 0:1 li:-.i=il. L‘ll.~\l-.\' Pl.'.\ll’S, 01)
_ the inn.-t ll'Il1)l‘LI\'f‘¢l pl;.;:. :-.:itE .-'iipcrior to any
sale and wt-ail. ll--ztlt-t°.< srpplicd in ill1_V quan-
tity. at the s-liortc:-l iinticc.
will be puiiclu:ill_\' tlllt ll(lt‘Il tn.
_-.\l.lC‘.\'.\.\'l)ER AUSTE-.\
F36
Dry Goods Clerk Wantecli
AN active young man, (one who has some
red,) may apply to S. BIOULTON, JR.
Hardware, Cutlery,
French J: American Window-Glass, Paillfiv
Oils, &c., can be had of the subscriber at th0
stand of Dimon Finch, he intends keeping a
good assortment of goods in the above line, all
New Publications,
History of the French Protestant Refugee,
our own days by )1. Charles Weiss -_ Margaret,
or Prejudice aft Home and its Victims, by tho
Trial. by E. M. Stuart; Fisherman of Nap en,
by Alexander ; at A. SF.LLECK’S.
and short handled manure forks, shovel":
of all kinds. Farmers and Gardners would do
Bucks and Buck saws.
A-LL ready for use of a superior kind,
the first Pianists in the country of the superior
while it delicate elasticity of touch has been pre-
who understand their ' own interests will call
441 Broadway, New York.
and without the A-Zoliait Attachment. may be
find our til. i.i-.\'C0i._\‘ .\'— ’J‘l-lO_\il’SO.\*'S
1-‘. HILL. 5’. Gi‘(‘:l‘. Joiics street. near
Loo/.'z‘ng Glass P—z‘?,-5-m’e Frame
York. Giltlingz in all its lirniichc:-‘. ly
HE siibsct'ilwr wimll ? "omit the public that
meni of cztstiiigs of all -l»-t-.i-zptiniis, consisting
Sto\»'cs rt-paired. illltl all kiiitls of Fire B-rial:
now in ll<(". are iizatiiith-.-itii-v.1 and sold. \vlioic-
.\ll (Il‘(lt‘I'.\'1liltll'l‘r7F!)(l to the siibscribor
Norwulk. .~\ui_r. 178th. 183:5. t.
knowledge of the Dry Goods business prefer-
UNS, Pistols, Agricultural Implements,
lowest market prices. Having taken the 014
wishes to be remembered.
from the.Revocation ofthe Edict of Nantes, to
author of the W'ide I/Vide V/orld ; Lover u on
GARDEN Rakes, Spadirig forks. Hoes long
well to call at E. VA CEICEESTI-ZR
for sale by Catcm-zsrna.
Norwalk Chronicler