The Tadoring Department
ILL hereafter be under the superinten-
dencc of Joseph O’Neal, recently first
gutter of Messrs. Hamilton & Raymond of
_ Fldgeport, whose well known skill and taste
in the production of first class work, is now
secured to._the natrons of this establishment.
Cutting, done in the very best manner with-
°0t charge. as usual. s. MOULTON, Jr.
Westport, April 15th.
'11. M. PROWITT,
Teacher offhtusic.
Lessons on the Piano Forte, Melodeon, and in
_ Vocal Music.
Pianos and Melodeons selected, with great care
as to tone and quality, for those desiring to
purchase. ‘ tn
ETERSOLWS Magazine for May. Just re-
ceived at '
_ KNAPP’S.
A Pull Assortgnent of
eting.
S7 ELVET Tapestry, Brussels and 'l‘hree’Ply
Tapestry Ingrain. Super and extra Super.
Q
Ingrain, Stair Carpeting, &c., purchased at‘
Auction, and will be sold at last years prices,
all in want will find it to their interest to call
*0 - c. J. GRUi\[AN’S.
For Sale.
A NEW built House and Barn, situated near
the residence of Stephen Smith, Esq., with
about 6 acres ofland. and a good well ofwgtep,
A180, two Dwelling Houses on the Westport
Road, a few
W K000 01'“ 01'. young growing fruits, excellent
water, «ice.
“Also, another House in .“ Finchville ” so
called. . . ’
Also. the House and Lot now occu ied by
‘he A‘lV‘~‘l‘l5l-501‘. ill “ Mcrwin Place,” wpithin a
few minutes walk of the Depot, and command-
ing an extensive view of Long Island Sound.
Has a goo(l_well of water. a cistern holding I6
Hogfiheads. of water, and plenty of young and
thrifty fruit. _ Thi_s‘House is a large double
tenemeiit, conveniently arranged for two large
fumilies, and the last is decidedly the most de-
sirable one in‘the street. -All or any one of
these tenements will be sold cheap and upon
very accommodating terms. For further'par-
ticulars enquire at the Gazette Ofiice. lmxvi
C. 5. LOCKWOO D.
HAS now on hand, and will be constantly
of
receiving a good and well selected stock
Clotlzs, Cassimeres_, and -Vestings,
Of the finest qualities and latest patterns,
xhilcli he will make up in the most approved
y es.
Also a general assortment of fine
READY M ADE CLOTHING
In all the various styles, and the best quali-
ty of work at low prices.
Gentlemen’: Furnislzing Goods of all
‘ , ‘ kinds.
.. If you want the worth of your money call at
No. 3, Skiddy9s Block,
‘‘ Norwalk, Ct.
carriages.
A LARGE _number. of Rockaway Carriages,
Buggy Carriages with enamelled Leather tops,
trotting Buggies without tops, for sale very
low, at the Norwalk Carriage Factory. Call
and see.
tfl5
Nowalk, April 10.
Budding Lots for Sale.
10 or 12 good building sites, within a quar-
ter of a mile of the Episcopal church, on
the Westport turnpike, for sale. For particu-
lal-sfenquire of . EDWIN LOCliW00l)-
Jtorwalk, April I0, I854. 15 tf
E For Sale Cheap.
A lot of Picks, Plows, Sledges, the. Src. The
plows embrace four sizes and are well
worthy the attention of farmers, as they will
be sold at a bargain. Also, Castings of every
description, at the general Blacksmithiiig cs-
tablishment, foot of Mill Hill.
- .Wi'ri-zizimiir & DUNCAN.
‘ R oLns.uirn-'s system of Penmansbi may be
had at _ gi\'APP'S.
A Few more Fern Leaves and Little Ferns
loft,at E. E. KNA1’P’S.
Axoriimz new story on titled Minnie Herman
from the pen of Thnrlow W. Brown, may be
found at ‘ KiurP’s.
ALL who hav°e not read the Lamplighter
should call at Kv.u>r’s and get a copy as they
are, going fast. . 1
Great Artist's Union Enterprise.
250,000 Gifts for the People.
Statuary, . _ . . . . , . . . - . , . . . . . . . . . . . . $30,000
Oil Paintings, -------- - -_ ------- - -10.000
Engravings, colored in oil, ......... - . 45,000
Steel Plate Engravings;. . . . ._ . . . . . . . . 41.000
Cash Loans, for I00 years each .... . . 30,000
REE] Estate, - -i - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -V - - ° - ' ' 843000
Total, $250,000
The American,Artists’ Union, would respect‘-
fully announce to the citizens of the United
States and the Canadas, that for the purpose of
the advancement and extension of the _ Fine
Arts, and with a view of enabling every fami-
ly throughout the length and breadth of the
land, to become, possessed of a gallery of pic-'
tures. many of them the work of_n_iaster minds
and finally, for the purpose_of giving a world
wide circulation to _ _ _
Barley’: great picture _of _W_1/ommg,
They have determined to distribute among the
purchasers of this work, price 51.09.
250,000 gifts, of the value of b250,000.
' List of G-lfts.
Marble Statuary, $40,000-
l00 busts of Washington, at $100 ..... . . $10,000
_ do Clay, Ioo ..... .. -.I0.000
do Webster, 100 ..... . . do
do. Calhoun, do do
Oil Paintings and col. Steel Engravings.
50 elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid gilt
frames, size 3x4 ft' each $100,. . . ....$5,000
100 Oil Paintings, 2-x3 ft each 1550. . ....5,000
500 steel plate Eiigravings, brilliantly col-
ored in oil, rich gill frames, 24x30 in. _
each $10.... ----------_-------0:000
10,000 elegant steel plate engravings, col-
ored in oil, ‘of the Washington Monument
20x20 each $4 ....... . ._ --------- -- 540.000
237,000 steel_plate Engraviiigs, fp-om one
hundred different plates, now_in posses-
. sion of, and owned by the Artists Un-
‘ ion, of the market value of, from 50
’cents to 03.01] . . . . . . ' ' ' ° '. .- . .
Real Estate, 84,000. ‘
1 elegant dwelling, in 32d st. N. Y. 512,000
22 building lots iiii00 and I0lst streets, N.
Y. city, each 2oxl00 ft. deep, each Slgggtooo
100 Villa Sites. containing each 10,000 sq.
ft. in the suburbs of New York 0133'. and
commanding a magnificent view of _the
Hudson River and~Long Island Sound,
each saoo, ............. ----- 000.000
Loans of cash, $30,000. .
20 loans of cash, for 100 years each: Wlflwut
interest or security, 813011: 35:00“
,0 do do do - 5,000
100 do do 50 do 5.000
250 do do 20 do 5,000
2000 do do . 5 do 10,000
The holder of each ticket, is entitled, first to a
steel plate engraving, (size 25x30 in) of the
Great Jlmcr-icon Historical work of Jfrt,
WYOMING,
Acopy of which may be seen" at the office of .
this paper, and second, to one of the 250,000
Gifts, which will be distributed on the comple-
tion of the sale of’ the tickets.
The purchaser of 5 tickets, on the receipt of
his order, will be forwarded, carefully packed.
‘- either one copy of the -" Wyoming,” elegantly
painted in 0}‘ 00101‘-‘is 01‘ one copy of the “Wy-
oming,” plmI_i, and one copy of each of four
other engraviiigs. equal to it in value, and is
entitled to 5 gifts. The. purchaser of more
than iitickets, can have his choice out of‘ I00
difi'erent subjects, from steel plates owned by
the Artist’s Union, eaeh rpicture being in Va].
no equivalent to the B yoming,” and is enll-
tied to one gift for each ticket he h0ldg_ A
list of the subjects can be seen at the ofiice of
this paper. _ _
Am~:.\"rs.--Pe_rs_oiis desiring tobeeorne Agents
for the sale of tickets, by _forwarding (pom,
paid.) $1,. shall be sent a Gift Ticket, a copy
of Wyommg, and a prospectus, containing all
necessary information._*
It is confidently believed, that the ticket;
will be disposed of by the first of July, when
-the distribution of Gifts will be entrusted to a
eoinmittce appointed by the ticket-holders,
The steel plates from which the engravings
‘ "gr-e printed, can be seen at the ollice of the Ar
=t§st’s Union and cost $[00,000. Specimens of
the Oil Paintings and Engrnvings, are also on
view at the rooms, *
References, in regard to the property :—W.
C. Barrett, Esq., Counsellor at Law, I0 Wall
at. N. Y. : F. J. Visscher A’: Co. Real Estate
Brokers, 80 Nassau st., N. Y. ,
All orders for ticks-ts,,mii.-t be addressed
ost- aid with the mone enclosed to
-P P ’ J. w. 110 Bnooxii, Sec.
505 Broadway, N. Y.
3inI6
:0
er
rods east of the Episcopal Chm-cl],
‘M1-s».1.‘.. A’. Smith’s '
Schoolfor Young Ladies. ..
WILL re open. on the third of May. _
_ Terms~for Day schol-.ii~s. $8 or $10 per
session. Hours of Rvciintloli. f'rom 8 toil. No
' deduction for absence,’ except invcases of pro-
tracted sickness. or removal from town.
French and’ German will be taught by a
French lady, classes in each will be formed for
young ladies not attending the school ; hour of
recitation from 8 to 9 A. M. Charge for lan-
guages $4 per qr., music on piano_or guitar, S10
vocal music, $8 ; painting in water colors or
crayon, $6; in Pastelle, $10; in oil, $15.
Circulars containing terms for boarding schol-
ars may be obtained at the bookstores or at the
Seminary, Oak Hill, Norwalk, Ct. - lm14
HE undersigned Manufacturers and Dealers
in Hats, Caps and Straw Goods, respect»
fully invite our country friends to call and ex-
amine ourstock, which they will find varied
and good, and at as low pi-ices as can be purchas-
ed elsewhere, both wholesale and retail. Par-
ticular attention is given to the manufacture of
our Ilats, which for durability and finish cannot
be surpassed. Our assortment of Cloth Cops
embraces every variety; Our stock of Straw
Goomls consists of’ all kinds in use, the most
prominent of‘, which are Panama, Leghorn‘,
Canton, Sennett and Palm Leaf Hats, suita-
ble for Mens and Childrens wear. V
WEST & RAYMOND,
311114 154 Chutliam st., New York.
ficabinet . I-'umiture, Chairs,
c., c.
E. QUINTARD it SONS,
AVE removed their stock_ of Furniture to
the large building nearly opposite their
old stand, and are now prepared to furnish any
article in their line, as cheap or cheaper than
can be found anywhere in this vicinity. Among
their assortment may be found Sofas of all
kinds, tcte-a-tetes, mahogany chairs, card and
fancy tables, book stands, mahogany and all
other kinds of bedsteads, chairs of all descrip-
_tions, tables, beds, willow ware, looking glasses,
and everydescription of Parlor," Bedroom and
Kitchen Furniture. .
Cofiins of every description constantly on hand.
Fish-.9 Patent Metallic Burial Case.
It is not generally known that we are agents
for N orwalk and vicinity, for this style of Collin
which is fiow being used so.’ extensively and
which is so invaluable for vaults and to pre-
serve or transport bodies to a distance. An
assortment of these cases will be constantly kept
on hand and furnished at the shortest notice.
Furniture delivered, and Funerals at-
tended as usual free, in New Canaan and other
places near Norwalk. E. Qumrimn &. Soxs.
Norwalk, April 2:50, 1854. lyxvii
WANTED. A ' .
' CLERK for Salesman in our Store. One
that has had experience '; good Reference
required. COMSTOCK & CO.
New Canaan, April 20th, 1854. ’ xvii
Clocks! Clocks! Clocks !
HAVE a large assortment of Clocks on
hand at prices varying from one _dollar to
25, and of a great variety of styles.
Call and sec at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
O. S. CLARK.
‘Cabinet Ware! Rooms at
WESTPORT !
THE subscribers would respectfully inform
their friends and the public generally, that
they are still located a few doors north of the
turnbike, opposite the store of Alva Gray.
where may be found ii large and splendid us-
sortment of CABINET W xiii-1 in general.
Undertalri-ng in all its departments attended
to at the shortest notice and upon reasonable
terms. ' ,
. An examiiiation of our stock and prices is
respectfully solicited, as we are determined not
to be undersold, by any similar establishment
in the County. RENOUD dc DBRUEN. 3ml3
Apprentices Wanted.‘
TO learn dress making. Apply immediately
l6tf Misses ALLEN &. WIN NETT.
New Jewelry Store,
J\"a. 2, Slriddg/’s Bloch.
I HAVE received in addition _to my former
large stock, some very choice goods the
present week and can now show to purchasers
the largest and‘i-icliest stock_ of goods in my
line ever offered to the public in this county.
’ O. S. CLARK.
of
Real Estate for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale the
“ place formerly own_ed by Mr. Francis
L. Aiken; consisting of a two story Dwelling
House, Barn, Out-houses, &c , all nearly new_;
a never failing 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.—,
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 toa desirable tenant, and
possession given immediately.
For furtherqparticiilars enquire of Mn. FRANCIS
L. AIKEN or of the subscriber -
_ J. HENRY GILBERT.
Norwalk, Feb. 1854. - U9
GRE./1 T IND UCEMEJVTS '
ro PURCHASERS 01-‘
Fancy: Dry Goods!
HE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
of Norwalk and vicinif y that he is now open-
ing at the Store, No, 4 Skiddy-'s Block, the most
extensive and truly elegant variety of Embroid-
eries, 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 seen to
be appreciated. Our stock of Hosiery is_per-
t'ect, and consists ofcvery size of Infants, Misses.
Boys, Ladies, and Gents, both German and real
Britisli. .
In Ladies’ Dress Cups, we can offer extraord-
inary iiiduceuicnts. We have 300 on hand,
which we are selling from 50 cents to $200, full
30 per cent. cheaper than when made to ordel‘.
Our large v_ariety of Kid, Silk, Lisle 'Ihi-cud
and Black Lace Gloves and Mitts, is wortlgy of
especial attention. Qur varieties of Dress
Trimmings are too extensive to _partic.iilui'ize.
In Black Silks \vc can give burguiiis, and every
Lady who fails to give our stock an immediate
.-
iuspectiou, neglects her own iiitercsis.
A.-F. BALDWIN,
./\’'o. -1 Sl:i¢ldy’.s Bloch, ..’\"or'waIl.-, and
- ' _./lluin-at. .D(llllllll‘_l], Conn.
Sardines.
O F a very superior quality, just received. by
IIOLM-ES dc M ILEKLL.
To the Iuvulids of ‘Normal/c .'.
Lend me v_i/our 4.31/csflirjust -one ./llomenl.
, PlILV.‘BR1VIAGHIlR’S
Ilydro-Electric Voltaio
' G HAINS _
Q RE presented to the people of this_ town
and \".('.lllli._V, as an article deserving of
more attention froiu all who are suffering t'roin
any NERVOUS DISEASE, than other remedies
before presented to the public. The patient is
-not required to be coiisfiintly pouring down his
throat a constant sti-earn ofllottleil Swill.-—i_iei-
ther to rub hinisclf with fat and pepjier-—but
cure is simply to WEAR Tlll-I CHAIN ovizii run
pnivr msi-;.isi-iii for a few hours each day, until
the part has obtained its natural -.iniount of
JV'crvouar Flm'rl., from the Chain. They are sp
constructed as to be worn next to the skin", pro-
ducing ii constant current of. I‘.'l¢*clI’a-./lfag-n¢t-
ism, and can be used at all t=.iue.-2, and will long
fmTlifiaDlseiises in which they produce their
- — d . its are .-
moflt mm-13-'¢ ‘rem ’ Uterine Pains, -
Rheumatism. _ ' _ .
Pdl[‘iilli.sili;dnS(i:fit“li:a(IIeart Pains of the Chest, .
Neurnlgia of the Face, Gout,GeneralDebility
DUE IT KNOWN;
That P V
Patented by the Unite _. fl 05 ””"'.' ‘ . '
and are now in daily use in every; ;lcli;spll«lt:|l_0;:1_
New York, and are recommeln C‘ '15!’ ten -'--
Mott, Van Buren, P050: Camoc ‘an’ m in 3 '
and are also used by most of the . _
FIRST‘-1KDDIGAIn_1VIDN OI‘ LOIOPDI
The price of the Chains are $3 and $5 a_ N“
can be sent by mail to any part of the State-
tosether with a pamphlet °i'3“_P0.t'.0-“ °°n'~0'°‘
ing a description of their manner of use. .
WILLIAM E. BISSELL, Sole Agent for Nor-
walk, will be pleased to exhibit their mode 0i
use to all who may apply. - , _
-N. B. Although Uterine pains are readili
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 “ mcientc” to make use of
them only for a few moments each time, asiiiix-~
carriage is most sure to follow by-long use.
J. STEINERT, General Agent,. 568 Broad-
way, N. Y. 1y37
Hats, Caps &. Straw Goods: , ”
_ carvers.
all that is reqiiired to produce ii permanentb
. For sale-or to’ Rent.
' THE House recently, owned by the "late
Alonzo Isbell, situated in the central portion
- _of,the Village, and near St. Paul’s Church.
Apply at this Oflce or to , .
2tl7 0.,jP. SMITH, 133 Fulton-st.,,;N. Y.
District of Weslport,.ss. _Prnbafo Court, Jfpril
17th, 1854. ' . ' ,
' STATE of STEPHENSON S; LEONARD,
’ -of said District, Insolvent Debtors.
The Court of Probate for the district of
Westport, hath limited and allowed six months
from April 3d, 1854, for the Creditors of said
Estate, in which to exhibit their claims thereto;
and has appointed Ciionos L. CABLE and J cm:
W. TAYLOR, Esons, of said Westport, Commis-
sioners to receive and examine said claims.
. , MYRON L. MASON, Judge.
The subscribers givcnotice - that they shall
meet at John~W. Tayloi"’s Store, in said West-
port, on the 15th day of May, and on the 2nd
' ay of October, at 2 o’clock in the afternoon,
of each of said days, for the purpose of attend-
ind on ti}; business of said appointment.
I-JORGE L. CABLE. ? ’ ' -, -
Jam, W_ TM,m“_ s Commissioiieir.
All persons indebted to said Estatcare reques-
ted to make immediate payment to
5txvii ' S."H. KEELER, Trustee.
Another New Work.
0 PIRIT Manifestations examined and ex-
ry powers and instincts of the Human mind by
J. B. Dods. For sale at KNAPP’S.
. Garden Tools. ,
Solid Cast Steel Spnding Forks, -I and 5 teeth.
do do do 10 and 12 tooth Rakes.
Malable Steel ‘and Wooden Rakes, Spades,
hoes, garden trowels, garden lines, &c., &c., for
sale by ' ' W. C. STREET.
School ‘Books-
COMPLETE Assortnieiit may be found
at - .KNAPP’S.
Ploughs. A
Eagle Ploughs, No. C, D, l and 3. ‘
Couch do Sanford-‘s Ploughs, No. 2D, 1D do OD.
Hall’s do No. 2, 20 and 21.
Castings for the above and Warring’s ploughs
on hand and for sale by W. C. STREET‘.
Wanted ‘Immediately,
ANY quantity of persons_ of all ages _and
' conditions to purchase fine Watches, _]eW_-
elry and elegant Silver Ware, now on exhibi-
tion daily at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
' O. S. CLARK. .
SELLECK is now ready to receive subscrip-
tions for all of the most popular Magazines
of the day, at ii less rate than. ever before of-
fered in this place. -
I
. Notice.
The undersigned would
respectfully give notice that
they.have entered into a co-partnership for the
transaction of a general _ . . -
carriage. Wagon. and Repairing
business, at the establishment lately occupied
by Charles Isaacs, Esq., where they will be
pleased to wait upon their friends and the pub-
lie in general, wishing anything in their line.
Orders attended to promptly,and charges mod-
erate. . BEERS & OGDEN. ,;
’ Norwalk, Jan. 1st, 5 4. lyrl
saoo wanted,
N good Real Estate security, for a term of
years For Parties and p-.irticiilars, apply
29
at the office ofthe G:izette._ tf‘
FOR SALE.
TEN Shares of the Stock of the Danbury «in
Norwalk Rail Road. Enquire of
tf‘37 Sept. 11th CHAS. B. MOTT.
,._..%.._..._.._._.____ .__._._.. .
chilsows Furnaces.’
WE beg leave to call attention to this World
Fair price medal Furnace.
C. &. E. K. LOCKWOOD.
EEBE’S, Knickerbocker 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 satisfaction
of the purchaser. C. & E. K. L.
VER fronts, brass kettles,sliovel and tongs,’
fry-pans, sheet lead, and lead pipe, sold at
LOCKWOODS’.
UCTION and Force Pumps, both brass and
Iron‘; 0
TABLE "cutlery, (of our nianufactzire) which
is all warrafiteil, also a large assortment of
Pocket knives and scissors.
Crockery, glass and 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.
Camphene and Burning Fluid of‘ best quality
always on hand by the gallon or barrel,
Bowls, trays, tubs, wash boards, pails,churns,
sieves, brooms, ropes, the.
Door mats of all kinds. ~
Matches, stove dc shoe blacking at wholesale.
Fancy baskets, wagons, cradles, &c. - -
Chain Puinp, .izc., for sale at LOCKWOODS’
T. B. GRIFFITH.
' Sonrn Noiiwxi K, -
CALL and examine his assortment of Hair,
Nail and Tooth Brushes; also, good assort
ment fine and coarse combs.
PIANO.-PORTES.
New, and Second Hand, For Sale.
RICES from $100 to $600, of New York
and Boston manufacture, by the best nia-
kers. Any one in N orwalk and vicinity in
want of a Piano-Forte are invited to call and
examine them. Old P-ianos taken in exchange.
‘ F. H. NASH, Prof. -of Jllusic,
38 J\"o. 5l0 Broome st.. N. Y.
RECEIVED -this day, a fine assortmeiit'of
Satin Cashmeres for Ladies’ Cloaks; also,
Cloths, Merinoes, &c., by C. J. GRUMAN.
Hardware and Cutlery,
Zllec/iam'cs Tools, Farming Utensils,
Guns, Pistols, Iron and Steel,
Wimlow Glass, Paints
and Oils. p
IIE subscriber has now in store, and is con-
stantly rccciviiig direct f'rom the manu-
facturers, a large Supply of foreign nnd domes-
tic goods, llll(l0l'_ the above denominations,
which makes his assortment ol' articles suited
to this market, equal to any in the state, and
which will be sold either wholesale or retail,
on usfavorable terms as can be piirchuscd in
New York. For list or articles and prices,
purchasers are i-equested to call and cxumiiic
for themselves. WM. C. STREET.
Norwalk, April 17th.
Lumber. Lumber.
ILL dz IIUBBELL have 1'L-ccutly com-
ineuced the Lumber biisiiicss at the old
stand lately occupied by .Mr. (.‘li:ii'les 'l‘hoiii:is,
and intend to keep on sale
Timber. Lath and. Lime,
together with every v_ariety of Luiiiber sold in
thismurket. We shall be happy to accommo-
date custoiners with any thing in our line at
liberal prices. M. HILL.
,5. J. C. I-IUBBELL.
Norwalk, April l3th, 185-1. 15 Gmos‘
"i?eTv7i3ry_?“c?38E§ZnE’ciotnin§0is£o£§
At Westport,
_ SPANG it BARDWELL.
HE subscribers recently in the employment
of.S. Moulton. J r., are now associated uii
der the above-named firm, tlll(i.ilil.VC ill-i\"(£ll a
storeiii F. W. Jesup’s new building. and nearly
opposite the store of Moulton, \"l|1‘1'9 “they
are prepared to exhibit a coi_uple_tc assortment
of Goods in their line,ull of which ‘were pur-
chased at low rates for Cash, and will be fold
at avery small advance for cash only. the
stock comprises a fir.<t-rate assortment of I‘ an-
cy and Staple Dry Goods, adapted to_ the pres-
ent and approaching seasons, embracing many
new and desirable styles and pattefll-‘i W01'l1l)’
of particular attention of the Ladies and the
public generally. i'ui'ticutai' attention will be
given to the Clothing Departmeiit, which will
quality of Seasoiiuble Goods, suitable for niciis‘
wear, including every shade and quality of
Cloths, QIISSIIIICITS, Sntinets, Vcstings. &c.—-
'l'lie best quality of 'l‘riiuiniiigs, of e\'t‘l‘y lillld
f'ui‘nish(-ii at low prices. “ Quick sales mid
small Profits” will be our motto. The Senior
Partner, who has been known to the public in
this vicinity, for sevei-ail years, as a Praictlcal
» Tailor and Cutter, will personally superintend
the Tailoring Department. _' He will, regular-
ly, receive the latest ’- and most npprovfiid
Fashion Plates frmn New York, employ the
best workmen, and spare no pains to pleusehis
patrons, and to execute all orders with haste,
elegance and dispatch. Cutting done in the
best manner, and free of charge when the
Clofliis purchased at this Establishment. A
liberal share of the public‘ patronage is res-
pectfully solicited. Joiix DPANC. ,
HORATIO C. B.iiinwi:i.L.
Weatport,,ApI‘ii_. l_854. _ . 16
plained or an exposition of the Iiivolunta-.
' ciiig every shade and variety of Clothing ever
be constantly furiiislierl wiili every ‘style “"0. '
- .i. ' -5.-.4-as:.u.. - Q
...-. ...___...n....
The Subscribers would respectful] iiifoi-is
the Ladies of Norwalk and vicinity, t- tie!
have taken the Rooms recently oceuplcd 5!
Dr. Boyle, over the store ofTho_laI Riley, when
they will be happy to execute all’o,I'dorIln&-V
iouable dress making, wblcb isaybo entrusted‘
tothem. ;- .. .
MISSES ALLEN_&
3:14 »
. New looks. -
ARLY Engagements, and Florence, a se-
-. quel by Sarah M. Hayden. The title in-
dicates the character of this volume. The
scenes are Southern and Western, and the
characteristics ofeach are faithfully I i-ti-eyed‘;
the plot -is well laid and replete wit interest.
the evils resulting from early Marriage Ba-
gagements. " ..
Autographs for Freedom, by Julia Grilths;
Pearl Fishin , by Charles Dickens; Sewlo or
The Bonded wig, by Cousin Cicely; The Bar-
clays of Boston, by Mrs: H. G. Otis; Minnie
Hermon or -the Ni ht and its Morning, a tale
for the times, by . -W. Brown,,Editor of the
Cayuga Chief ; The Dan hter at School, by
Rev. John Todd, D. D. - Work or Plenty to do
and How to do it, by Margaret M. Brewster.
For Sale by A. SELLECK.
. Boos.’
TUTTLE Mt . Co’s. Hoes for sale by the
dozen, at actory prices by
W. C.'STREET.
A Rare chance. _
. Homestead Poi-Ialo. _
A ABOUT 10 acres of Plow. meadow and pan-
ture land with a good new House on it, contain-
ing ten rooms finisned, a good well of water.
&c., located on turnpike road, convenient to
either the Bridge or South Norwalk Railroad
depot‘ Methodist or Prcsgyteriau meeting hou-
ses, schools, stores. Jtc. ei-ins easy, for partic-
ulars apply to Giles Seymour or J. S. Sammie.
Norwalk, March 13' (R11
John Piokonn,
OF Winnepauk ‘will clean and restore the
colors of all kinds of Shawls, Table Cov-
ers. Carpets, Rugs, and Ladies’ and Gentle-
men's Garments. Also, Cra c Shawls cleaned
and dyed all colors and flair ed in the neatest
manner.
All goods left at Mr. Shepard’: Bakery, Nor-
walk, will be~proniptly attended to. ~
Winnepauk, March 14, I854. ll 3Inoe‘
Valuable Real Estate
FOR SALE.
_THE homestead belonging to the heirs of
J OEL SMITH dec’d, situated about one mile
easterly from the village of Norwalk, contain-
ing about Twelve acres of choice land on which
is a fine orchard, with a two story Dwelling,
Barn, Carriage and Corn House, and other-
buildings. The House is" finely situated, coin-
mandlng an extensive view of Long Island
Sound and the Norwalk Islands. Alcoa fine
building Lot situated opposite the residence of
John Osborn, Esq., about four acres ; also, about
twenty-four acres ofPlough, Pasture and Mead-
ow Land and six acres of Wood Land in the
vicinity of the Hoinested, a rare chance is now
offered to those who desire to purchase.
For Terms apply at the late residence of
Joel Smith. dec’d or of CHAS. ISAACS.
Ma1'ch, 1st, 1854. tf‘9
Clothing : clothing.
TIIE extensive reputation of the Maininoth
Clothing Ware House ot'P. C. Bxuxuu it Co.
194 and 6 Chathum Square, New York, -being
one of the largest in the United States, embra-
kept in a. Clothing Store renders advertising a
compliance with custom, more than a matter
of necessity.
‘ A CARD.
To our Numerous friends throughout the
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 arrangements to continue at the old stand
of P. C. B. d: Co. during the year I854, hopes
and believes that good goods, well made. fairly
represented and left to the unbiasedjudgeinent
of the purchaser, will merit a continuance of
their favors, very respectful] . -
tfb BENJ. B RACLOUGH.
" Post Ofice Removal
THE Post office at South Norwalk, is reno-
ved to the Drug store of T. B. Griltii. .
- ' W. C. Sunns, P. JV.
Seed Peas and Bonus.
EVERAL varieties. Also the celebrated
‘f Shaker” Garden Seeds, just rec'd and
for sale by ALLEN, Manna, at Go.
CLOVER and Timothy seed, cheap
at
q A. M. & Colo.
LONG Island Russia Turnips, '
' at A. M. & Co.’'s.
ODA, Butter, Water, Grahani,Railroad, Bos-
ton, Lemon and Fancy Crackers, just rec'd
from the Bakery and for sale by A. M. t Co.
A NEW assortment of Crockery. China "and
Glass Ware, just rec’d.
WASH tubs, wash boards, pails, brooms:
« baskets of all kinds, inackaroui, and
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ' sweet
corn for boiling, prepared by the Shakers;
fresh gfoceiies, received daily of the best unl-
ity, at wholesale and retail,‘ by A. M. at o.
Jchoice and Selected ‘loss. .
40 CHESTS of Green and Black Teas.
Coffee. and Teas, warranted to please;
inprice and quality, they (get Ill
riority.
OL ES at C0.
IN quantities to suit purchasers.
E. VA. CHICHBSTER.
0 Inniuovu.
N ISS Pilgrim has removed lier.New York
millincry rooms to those recently occu-
pied by Dr. Fitch in Skiddy’s Block, over the
store of 0. S. Clark, where may be found I
fresh supply‘ of elegant Spring styles of La-
dies’ Huts, Flowers, Ribbons, &c., to which the-
uttcntiou of the Ladies of Norwalk is respect-
fully invited, before purchasing elsewhere.
sous-n uonwnaa a-rovl aura-3
Bo it Know:
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 befoundconatautly
on hand a general assortment of Cooking, Par-
lor, Shop and Oflicc Stoves, which in outside
dress present a very pleasing appearance; but
the most important of all is their internal ar-.
raiigeuient, ivliich combine economy in con-
sumption of Fuel, great extent of radiating sur-
face, perfection in baking and inildiiess of heat ;
a weeks trial is better than a thousand refer-
CIICUS. ‘
in addition to the above may be had in any
quantities, Tin, sheet iron, copper, britanla, ja-
pau’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
English Cutlery, sewing birds, portable caldroll
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel, sad iron
lie-.itei-s, furnaces, stove and boot blacki_ng,coal
liods, force and suction pumps, well puinpe
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-
‘patchand warranted, Heaters and Ranges-set
to order. Remembering with gratitude the fa-
vors of the public, I still remain their most
obedient servant. F. H. NASH. _
South Norwalk. Oct. 26. tf44
ROCKERY, Glass and China‘ Wares
C .b E K LOCKWOOD,
FANCY Basketts, Wagons and Willow Ware
all kinds, at LOCKWO_0D’S. '
T'CHICHESTER’S Hardware Store can be
found the largest assortment of Paints, Oils,
Vai-uishes and Painters’ Materials, ever olered
in this market call and see him. sept. 8th.
XCELSIOR H'ocs,’a new article‘ in this
market, for sale y
E. . A. CHICHESTER.
‘ ECEIVED this day 1600 yds more of than
R Bleached Muslins in Remnants, the best
goods ever offered in the town, and the cheap-
,._.l_ C. J. Giiuinx.
Acrostic.
Give me ii call! I’ll show that I can paint,
Each letter legible. ornate or uaiut,
Of colors various, blended as o ray,
Reigning in Heaven at the rile of day,
Gi-aining and Murbling done so gsryueat.
Even Nature smiles upon the pi ng cheat.
Many good houses in our town are seen,
Assiuuing modest pride in wlme and green.
l{etou'ch’d by me their aspects grow more bright
Vouching my skilfulness to please the sight,
In Gilding, as the sun in splendor shines,
The object ‘of’ the Author is, to show some of -.
A . . ;i§'1oo.1 .7 Jv''o‘ Shipiolreek x
‘ strr smrmr rnis-— — ~
Dnlarging tlierremises.
VALUABLE HOUSEHOLD INFORMATION.
'I‘0..the.LADIES of Norwalk and Slll‘l‘0l.lll(l-
' in; Country. Great and Important Sale
- . --
.s,u 4-nu.
‘of auextensive and very Valuable Stock of
Dry Goods, carpeting,
Oil. Cloths, Rugs, &c., &c..
GEORGE. KEYS,
.,No. 8413 Eight ‘Avenue, between 27th and 28th
Streets,.woii)_d_lnforni his Friends, Customers
and the ublic generally. that he will comiiience
on Mon a ,‘Feb. 20, with-his
Great Clearing out Sale;
‘To dispose of every article now in his Store,
' "mounting to -fl‘ FIFTY THO US.\_Nl) DOT.-
Glimr SACRIFICE, previous to enlarging his
Store. ,
This Sale is occasioned by the pi'oprict0i"s
great success in business for the past -1. years,
‘and the increasing wants of’ the Up-Town '1‘ rude.
He has made arrangenieuts to extend his al-'
ready extensive Store 40 feet, making it f‘ull
100 Feet Long, and the largest Store Up-'l‘owii.
together with a J\"c‘u: Front,‘ and other exten-
sive Alterations and Inipi'ovcnieiits—to -(lofliis
Iicaineaa must be Sll8[)(.’)I.ll(.‘(l for a sliort tiuiu.
NOTlCE.—i[e would say to the Public
that this will be -one of the greatest Sales for
securing Bargains in all kinds of Dry Goods.
(Several Thousand Dollars Worth having been
bought for the Spring 'I‘rade) that has ever ta-
ken place in New York.
The sale will be conducted as follmvs—'l‘hc
Store will be Closed on _Si1il1l‘(liLy,. Feb. .1801.
to mark and arrange the Goods as below stated,
with the price on each article in plain figiires.
and no deduction from the prices marked.
Re-opening, on Monday, Feb. 20, 18-54.
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.
I0 Cases Ginghams 10d, Is, is 3d, is Gd. _
I2 “ Merrimack Cocheco and Sprague Prints,
formerly sold at is reduced to 9 A: 10 cents.
‘100 pa Merrimack and Cocheco style, 100, now
, 6d and 7d.
75 ps Delaine formerly 2s, now Is.
50 ps “ “ 2s 6d, now Is 9d.
30 ps “ all Wool, formerly (is (id, now is.
1000 ps Lawns and Barage Delaines. is, worth 2s
II2 ps Fine French Meriuocs, 10s, l2s ; only ‘is,
v and 8s.
70 ps Paramatta, 3s, and 4s, now 2s, and 2s (id.
100 ps “ 55 (id, and (is, now 3s, and
50 ps Rich Plaid Silk, 10s 6d, &- lls (id, now his.
35 ps “ “ 7s (id, and 8s 6d, now 5s,
and 6s 6d.
40 pa Changeable Silk, ‘ifs Cd, and now 55 (id,
and 6s.
30 pa Black Silk, 5s, 6s (id, 8s, and 8s (id.
50 ps Wool Plaid, 2s 6d, 3s, 4s 6d, 55, and (isfid.
350 Wool and lI’3r‘ocliq_ Long and Square Shawls,
40 er cent e ow ormer prices.
550 pgirs Blankets sold at $3, $4, $5, and $7 50
. reduced to 203, $3, $4, and $4 50. .
Cloths, Cassimeres, Satinets, Jeans and Vestings
50. pa White Flannel, sold at 2s, now Is 40.
30 pg ‘-' “ sold at 2s (id, 3s (id, and
4s 6d, now 2s, 2s 6d, and 3s. _
75 ps Red, Plain and Twillcd,2s, 2s 3d, & 2s 6d.
100 ps Shirting sold at 8d, l0d, Is, and is (id,
now 6d, 8d, and 10d. _ _ _
50 ps Allendale and Slieetings as -m.- bs M.
75 4d,-8s 4d. 10s 4d, and l‘-is dd, '30 per cent
below former prices. _ _ _ _
I50 [33 of all the celebrated braiids of lrisli Lin-
ens at a great reduction.
50 doz. White and Brown I)aiiiask"l‘ublc Cloths
every pattern and price. _ _
I00 doz. Napkins 1‘2s.—Doylies 5s. per doz. i\'c.
150 s Diapers Ss, 10s, I23, and I-fs.._ _
I00 ounterpaue Quilts, from .-\ncf:ioii, at 25
per cent less than the true _value. _
Ticking, Canton Flannel, Stripes. Towolliug of
all kinds and every ‘variety of lloiisc-kccpiiig
Goods at greatly Reduced 1:l'lCCS. ' .
osiei-y,&I-glmbroidery, &C.——l‘\l(l Gloves, lib-
bons. . "
Carpeting, Mattirig, Oil Clm‘./is, ])r11ggol.<,
Rugs, &;c., Syc.
And many other kinds of DRY GOODS too
numerous to mention, all reduced in the sonic
pl‘(:1p0ll'tl0n.t 7Slt)oi§ will ]:ttDq.«\. M.
O“ C0333 . . ‘r‘s\“|-7
343 Eighth Avenue, between 27tli .:ui<l
‘Streets, New York. 5
I SILVER WATCHES.
29th
Sill‘
GOLDJL
_ Diamonds, Jewelry 8: Silver Ware.
T-HE Subscriber would ‘call the atten-
tion ot' purchasers visiting New lork
City, to his large and well selected stock,
oomprisin in part, the owing; (‘which he of’-
fen for an e at less than the usual priccs,) aii_rl
which will be forwarded to all pa_1'tsoftlic Uni-
ted States and Canadiis, by mail or e.\'press,
free of charge. .
JULIO IOODNSBN‘ WATCHES,
Warrauted perfect time-keepers, from $150 to $250
’ OOOPBR WATCHES.
Duplex and Levers, from $125 to $275
INDDDDNDHNT SECOND-
aud Quarter Second Wutclies for timing
horses $1155 to $250
OERONOIVIETIEHS,
Splendid Gold Pocket Clironouieters. perrr-ct
time-keo rs -" '. 51 ‘.‘:.'i to 8250
CHI‘ DAY WATCHES.
which run eight days w_ith once winding $140 to $135
WATCHES,
for Ladies, some in hunting cases $35 to $100
DIAMOND WATCE3 ES,
for Ladies, some in magic cases $55 to $300
“ KAGIO WAT CHES.
which change into three different Watches $100 to $175
WATCHES WHICH WIND UP
. and turn the hands without a key to $140
All Kinds of Watches at Low Pi‘1'c:-.9.
Fine Gold Iepine Watches, 4 lioles jeivelled S25 00
Fine Gold Detached Levers ‘ :10 00
Gold Enamelied Watches for the ladies 2.‘.-:1 00
“ Fnglish Patent Levers -
“ “ x “ ‘.‘ ~ , hunting cases 58
Silver Patent Levers as low as
. " Detached Levers ‘-
_ Jewelry, Gold 8,‘ Silver Plato, «Sm,
Indies’ Gold Sets—-Ear-rings, Pins and
bracelets S15 00 to $75
Far-rings, $2 to $25 ; Pins, $2 to $25 ;
Bracelets 5 00 to S0 00
Gold Lockets—oiie, 2, and 4 glasses 3 00 to 25 00
Gold Guard Chains
Gold Chatelaine Chains
Gold Vest Chains
ll) 00 to .30 O0
10 00 in HI) ()0
S 0010 S5 00
. GEO. ALLEN.
rterot atcl I‘ r --
l—.Po WHOLI-ZSALI-I ANDellsl'Z'l‘.»\lll. 8“ eh 1 ’
No. ll \\'.\i.I. .<'i‘iiiei-Ti‘.
(Second l-‘loor,) near Brondiv:i_v, .\'ew York.
._ B Stone For Sale.
. HE subscriber has for sale a liii-go quiuitity
~ of excellent building stone. 1). F.li\"Jll.
Oct. 10th. tf-I-l
— .80lt!£.'l'HING NEED’.
Blacksmithing amt Wfagon Rqmii-/.'7zg.
AT THE BRIDGE.
HE subscribers have .recently iiigido ur-
rangemeiits whereby they can cxeciite all
orders for the complete repairiiigt of ‘lV&l.:_',"()ll.\',
Carriages, iitc., at the 8ll0I‘l(.'8l notice zlllli at
reasonable prices, in addition to l_»lacl<siiiitli—
iug,wl.ich will be coiitiniicd as liei'ctof'oi-c in
all its branches. Special attention paid to
Horse and Ox Slioeing, light and lieaivy ]"oi'g-
ing, «inc. All work executed in either depart-
ment will be well and proiiiptly doiie.
10 tf \V.vri-.'iiiii71:i' lb Di7.\'c'.ix.
' Wagon and Harness
For sale.
FIRST rate second hand bu ggy wagon and
harness, _for sale cheap, can be seen at the
premises of the late Tl[O.\lAS ,Roui.\'so.\'. 2ml0
iy7
__.._....._._.. ___.__,____
Horse, Cow, and Chicken Peed.
EPT constantly on hand and at the low-
est market price by Homii-ts & Miii-ixi-21:.
capers.
UST received, a fresh supply of Caper
Sauce. IIOLMES & MEEKER.
Notice. _
ERUVIAN Guano, Super phosphate of
P Lime, Bone dust, Poudrott. Pulverized
Chm-coal,Potasli, Sulphuric Acid. for sale at
‘the! State Agricultural Wui-clioiise, No. 25 Cliff
street, near Fulton, N. Y.
E Fonlzigg Bend _Shoats,
N eatness in Glazing and thorough, at
ALi.u.\‘, M El~lEl-ill, 8; Co.
‘ ‘ARS,‘@ all of which must be sold at a ‘
Gold Fob-Chains ‘ 6 00 to 25 «)0
Fine Sold Wedding Rings 3 50 to 7 no
Gold Guard Keys 1 00 to 5 00
Gold Fob-Keys -2 no to 6 0.)
Gold i''oli-Seiils :: 00 to 1:: on
Gold Thiinbles -2 no in 3 on
Gold Pencils ] '25 to 7 00
Gold Pens and Pencils 3 52 to In on
Diuuiond Rings 7 no fn"_‘:’ill on
Diamond I-.‘ai--rings ion on to :;on on
Dlunioud Pins 15 no lo 30:) on
Gold Crosses 2 no to‘ 1-_' 00
Gold )‘iuger—riugs, with stones ‘.3 on to )5 on '
Gold Sleeve Buttons per set ‘.2 so to 1'.’ on
Gold Studs = per set .1 50 in 10 mi
Gold Spectacles poi-1-air 5 no in 11 on
Gold Eye-Glasses 1 75 1.. is on
Silver Tea Spoons: per set 5 00 in 1: on
do Tublp do pi-i-.-of 1: on in -_il on
, do 'f'able-l~'o‘i-ks per so: 1:: on it.‘ 2:: no
do Cups for U-liildren ' 5 no tn 1.-in.»
do Napkin—Riug~i each I so in :; .30
Gold ilriulet.-i for Children per pull‘ 2 50 lo 4'. 00
Plain Gold Rings 7.'._lo :: on
lfliased Gold Rings 1 on 1., ,. on
Silver Thinibles. Silver Tops . 3-,-
Gold scurrius . * 1 co to 7 co
:-
U
$75 ooo worth or am:
. can win: norm!
:..
THE .-tubscribers announce that they have made :ir- '
i-ongements for the sale of the celebrated I-bicnvinss
known as “ one or 1.11-*i:is HAPPY HOURS." 3“
«= THE POOR RELATIONS.” rum Engrsvilel 50''
been pronounced by artists and connoisseurs tho most
exquisite specimens of the Due Arts ever produced in
this country. They are the works of one of the BIO!‘
distlnguisliedartists of theday and have been pI'¢P!||‘90
at great expense--the engrave plates alone Iiavill '39“
sevl-l‘al thousand dollars-{which they fui-nlsli at the lo!’
rule of ONE DOLLAR eaoli. By issuing an edition 0‘
75,000, the Subscribers are enabled to sell them at the
above-price: and on com leting the sale of the above
iiuinber, will nlso be enab ed to present to the purcha-
sers of these Engravings the following 5 leudid Gif s :
l Beiiutiful I-‘arm in Wilton, Fairlie d
Co.. Conn., valued at 57.5“
I5 I-‘inc Rosewood Pianos, valued at 0500 00 7,500
‘.30 R"! l.\leloileons, “‘ " 150 la
0 ic i _v Curved Sofas ‘
‘£00 l.'rquli:irt‘s Celebrzitl-il Violins, vul- 00 1,000
‘l '2 t 0 -
l01)l(lilllili|l.f'.~‘., valued at 10 00 l:W0
100 l-‘inc Accordeons, “ _ I0 00 1,000
I.) .\ver_v’s Crystal Palace Medal Premi- so 00 50
um >‘.o\viiirr Machines valued at .- 7
{no Siiperfine°Gcld Watclies, “ 100 00 53.000
,',4_) I. .. 4. .4 u -"5 Q” 93$
‘-0 l.:iuies “ “ “ 50 00 2,500
. 50 riiiper. Silver Lever “ “ ‘.55 00 1,250
50 i. L: ;i it % W ]’m
50 Geiit’s Gold Fob Chains “ 30 00 1,500
gl, .. . r. H .. 00 1,909
no l.nilies’ ‘* “ “ '20 00 l,0fN
lw.) Sets Liuiies’ Bracelets, “ IO N 1,000
mm H ‘- Pinsail-Ear-i-ings, “ 8 00 1,600
200 “‘ V ‘- Eur-rings “ 7 50 1,500
2.0:» l.eut-.~i (‘luster Pins “ 0 00 1,000
l»,ut)0 Gold Rings with Settings “ 3 50 3,500
500 -' I1-iicils “ 5 00 2,500
go” s: .i. , u 50 1.750
'23:: . ' it is 1-35.:
:1 -all ies or - xos 0
'.’fi l~‘iuc }3i'oclu- >.‘linwls “ 33 8: '04‘:
1” .. I. ' Li H I 0
I00 Gent's Wntcli Fobs with Seals “ 0 so 650
50 Double litl.I‘l'('i Guns “ ‘N N 1,0“
5!l’l'l.~'liils “ A 6 W a”
I Steel plate i.ife’s Happy Hours “ ‘ LOW
'*".'**.‘.’-';‘."“°‘-*:.“s':. it . 0. "R
ll Qllal‘ o l cs wi i es
1000 Clasp “ _ “ 1 00 1,000
10000 Steel Engravings, the beat likeness of
Henry Clay ever published, valued at 50: 5.000
l0000 do of Power’s Greek Slave “ 15¢ 9.5”
5000 Boxes Oriental Tooth Powder ‘f 25¢ 1,250
5000 Fine Pen Knives " 25¢ 1,359
5900 Thirty Ways oil"Makin‘g Mosley “, h 1
‘ho .'ubscriber.~i i give 0 sac pure so 0
the nlidve Engraviiiygs a numbered receipt, which will
entitle the holder to a share in the Girls.
The undersigned pledge themselves to fullil the eu-
gngeinents which they have entered into with the pub-
lie, in the most honorable manner. '
All orders should be addressed to
L. W. ABBOTT & CO.
Jlfanhattan Hotel, No. 133 Fulton St. JV. 17.
Or of Rxxnnn Jr PLATT, agents for Norwalk.
.~\ll communications, post paid, enclosing one dol-
lar, will receive prompt attention, and the Vllll
sent by return mail to any part of theleollntry.
$200,000 Worth of Gift! for
The People!
$200,000 Worth of magnificent Gite to the
subscribers of the Rock of Pure Gold.
lsach subscriber for one dollai-,.receives a re-
ccipt for two years’ subscription to one of the
most interesting, practical and meritorious
Monthly magazines of the present time, and
these unequalled Gifts are presented, as set
forth upon the cover of the work.» The beauti-
ful Country House and grounds, well known
as Whitlock’s Boarding School Establishment.
The house is commodious for fifty persons, sur-
rounded with seventeen and a half acres of
1inpi'o\'e(l land, situated near the Dsnbury and
Norwa_lk Railroad. valued at ‘$10,000
20 liuildiug Lots in Wilton, Conn., val-
ued at $200 each, 4,000
A most desirable mansion located in an
active, growing village, upon the N.
Y. & N. Railronil, valued at ...... .. ,000
The following loans of cash, without interest
or security, for 100 years each :
Uiic Loan of . . . . . . . _ _ . _ _ __,_______,__$2o,000
One Loan of . . . . . . ._ . . . . . . . . , , . . . . , _ _ _ 15,000
flue Luuiiof . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . . . . . . , , "10,000
One Loan of . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 5,000
I5 i‘iaiio.<, worth $500 each . . . . ...'... ... .'7,500
.io_,-;.;;_.io $400 each .......... .. 10,000
15 do do-$300ea.ch........... 7,500
10,000 best standard Books, at $2 each.20,000
do well selected Books at 31,50 each 15,000
do excellciit Books, at $1 each.... . 10,000
do iiitei-cstiiig dz worthy books at 50c. 5,000
50 Sewiiig mtlCilll.leS, valued at 3150 7,500
.30 do worth $100 each. .. ..5,000
100 do worth $75 each....7,500
I 00 Gold watches. valued at $50 each. . .5,000
do peiici1s,worth $5 each ........ . .5,000
Besides other substantial gifts of importance
Of‘ the integrity, honor and ability of the
conrluctor of this enterprise, numerous testi-
monials will be presented of undoubted char-V
actor from New York City and vicinity. Please
address orders for the Rock (post paid) to. S.
A. Wiii'i'I.o(!i<, editor and publisher, N0. 133
Fulton st., N. Y. _
Subscriptions received at the Drug store of
W. ll, Bissell. 30135
Selleck’s Line of Packets
__ For New York.
TI-IE sloops Mary A. Selieck and Domestic,
have coinmeiiccd their weekly trips to and‘
froni New York. The sloop Mary A. Selleck,
Capt. G. Grumman, will leave Norwalk every
'I‘uesday; returning will leave Pike _SlIp, New
York, every Saturday. The Domestic, Capt. I.
Deniinoii, will leave Norwalk every Saturday;
i~i,-tiii-iiiiig will leave Pike Slip, N. Y., ev_ery
Tl1Lll'Sll‘.ly‘ All freiglit forwarded to this line,
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch.
1’roduce sold at the highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. I-‘rci ht to be sent
on the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, will be
luiuled at the freight depot, also freight rec’d
from the depot free of extra charge’
SELLECK do DEMMON.
.\'or\valk, April 4th, 1854.
THOMAS G. STBAINI,
Has associated with him in business, G. S.
Hutchinson. and David R. Selieck. The busi-
ness will hereafter be carried on under the firm of
STEARNS, HUTCHINSON,d: Co.
, ..‘It 1?. and I4 Warren at.
-We shall open on the 1st of‘ February next,
an alm_ost e_ntii-ely iicw stock of ,
Silk and !'ancy_ Goods,
to which we invite the attention of merchants,
when next they visit New York. We shall also
exhibit it large assortment of
Shawls, Staple. Dress tlliiien 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
L'(l.\‘/I. and short time buyers.
STEARNS. HUTCHINSON, at C0.
Nos. 12 and 14 Warren st.
(First street below Chambers-st.)
Jan. lst, 1854. I
;,_ FOR SALE.
A Iloinested containing about 18 acres of
first rate Laud, with a good two story Dwelling
House. barn and other out-houses, situated
about 1 1-2 miles east from New Canaan vil-
lage. lllltl 1 miles from Norwalk. Inquire of
THOMAS CARTER.
New Canaan, Jan. 24, 1854. 05
, _, ,_ _ , _..___T.-—;
VKWOSTBR HOUSE.
CORNER OF MAIN AND WHITE S_TR1'IE'i'S
Near the Rail Road Depot.
Fri l.l~} subscriber having leased the above nam-
- oil llotel. is prepared to receive boarders
and ti-ziiisioiit visitors. The llouseis abundant
ly supplied with spring water, and has all the
conveniences iieccssiiiy to make gucstscoinlort-
able, and the iinilensigiied feels. confident from
the experience that he has had I'll the business
of hotel keeping, liillillt he gill“; lgzlzglfillofl
~ ~ iivor iui wi ~ ell‘ It -
tO"lll0S(. who 1 JOHN R. FORRESTER?
N. B.-—“”tIl'l-ll and Cold Water Bathe ready
at all hours. (Daubury. 530l!l- _5i 1353- “35
PARMER WANTED.
S'I‘.l‘l.-\ DY, capable man to take charge of
A’ Norwalk lsliuid. The stock, abopt a
dozen liezul, will remain, and added to if re-
quired. For terms and particulars, apply to
S.\.\lUEl. l\'l('ll.\llI)S, Norwalk, or at I67 Monroe
N. Y. 12.“
IIOIIIGIIS of every description, for sale by
P Ii. V. A. C'lllCIll2S‘l'Eit.
Sand.
‘ IIITE llocku_way Sand for rlaaterins -:3
IIOIISC-(:lci|l{ElIgb]:|lI"|;03°k5ytor “'0 5.7 0 °
- »' - ' a s.
:ltl2l;bClll)GlS at his . ar Sgirnli & MORGAN’
Si.iuix(i Door trlmnuugsiu completebsete con‘;
sisting of brass and iron elieave§. :33: 3';
iron rails, astrayal and rubbittcil trout. loci:
and latclics. Corn shellers, IN“-‘V :“' "5 ‘ h“
in-.11-het and by all who have used‘ hem’ t e
most approved kind, at GHICHLSTLI S‘
Vvwtflfddper than Ever-
Jlt the South .N'orwalk
enocrinv as-can
[IE subscriber has on hand by far the
T Iargcrs and best selection, of Family Gro-
ceries and Provisions, to be found in South
Nn1'wa.lk, which he offers to his customers aI_Id
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 requlfoy Will.“ Wm
always be ofthe best quality and sold 0 tilt
very loplrcstl potssiblc priee. tuiid ‘:3 gsiaii gnlré
s ectfu so ici an exuininu ion .
slinie. GEO. W. SMITH.
South Norwalk. Feb. 20th. 1354-
"’i'W
A s.\i.ui'r, _activo Boy to
nmking Business
learn the harness
Wir.r.uir 8' Jesse.
Westport, April 3:
,_..
Ebb goth ghtzrtisemcuts.
From S. M. Pl-}'l'i‘I".i\'GiI.l. & CO,lS' Aovertising Agency,
122 Nassau Street, New York, and‘ No._ 1 State Street,
Boston. 8. ll. I'E1'i'ENGILL & CO., are Agents for the
Norwalk Gazette and the most influential and largest cir-
¢uhtiugNewspopei-s both in the United States and the
Csuadas. '
"'".i8ii£éi£é§§h{g' liiiidiiiiéfm
AND FANCY GOODS.
J’. «Ir. CZDDBRIAN,
MPORTERS and wholesale dealers h house
keeping Hardware and Fancy Goods, 601
Broadway, N. Y. Cutlery, Silva‘ and" Plated
ware, Coin sition, Enaniclled and Iron Hol-
low ware, ronzed, Copper and Brass Goods,
Bathing A paratus. 'i‘in, Wood and Willow
ware, Brus es, mats, Baskets, Refrigerators,
Sporting Tackle, Jrc. Our stock has for years
past been equal to and now surpasses in varie-
ty and extent any similar estublisliment in the
country, and will be sold at prices defying
competition,
The attention of House-keepers and mor-
chants is invited to our stock of goods and pri-
ces before buying. J. A: C. BERIIIAN,
lyi5 60I Broadway, N. Y.
The Great Piano and Jluaic Eatablislinierll‘,
HORACE WATERS,
333 Broadway, N. Y.
in: best and most improved Pianoifand Me-
lodeons. T. Gilbertdn Co.’s World’s Fair
Premium Pianos, with or without the /Eoleaii,
and with iron frames and circular scales. The
merit of these instruments is too well known
toneed further commendation. Gilbert’s Bou-
doir Pianos, an elegant instrument for small
rooms. HALLET rb CUM8'i'0N’S Pianos, of the
old established firm of H.u.i.i-zr ck 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
depot for Musical Instruments in this country
alfordingan opportunity for selections, not to
be had elsewhere. Second hand Pianos‘ at
great bargains. Prices from $60 to $17 5 Ev-
ery instrumcnt fully warranted or the money
refunded.
MELODEONS
Goodman &- Baldwin’: pat. Organ Mclodcowia
with two banks of keys——a sweet and power-
ful instrument. Prices from $75 to $200. S.
D. C H. W. Smith’s celebrated Melodeons,
Martin’s unrivalled Guitars, Brown’s Harps,
Fiutinas, Violins,Brass instruments, &c. Deal-
' erii supplied with Pianos and melodeons at fac-
12;l per cent discount to Clergy-
MUSIC. .
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 pieces of the day. Dealers in music,
and Teachers of Seminaries wishing to . pur-
chase any music published, or make arrange-
ments for continued supplies of Mr. Water’s
new issues, will find it to their interest to call
or forward their orders. Music sent to any
part of the Union or Canadas, postage free.
mI5 ‘ HORACE W.i'ri»:iis.
tory prices.
men.
oAr'LP:Isi-1-1:1\1'G.
Spring lmporlations, ]854.
PETERSON & Y,
377 and 379 Broadway,
Importers of and dealers in every variety of
CARPETINGS,
Iliegujfikrgeiwd per Steamers from Europe, on entire
Rich Carpeting: and on cloths.
Which for variety and richness cannot be
equalled in the trade, consisting of
Rich “Boiivaise,” in one entire carpet.
Rich medallion Carpets. in great variety.
Rich Velvet and Axminster Carpets.
Rich tapestry and Brussels Carpets, entirely
ueyv patterns, never before in this country.-
fioghrec-ply and Superfine. of every descrip-
Oil cloths, of every width and design,
from the best manufucturies, and well seasoned
Together with every other article usually
found in Carpet stores at the lowest possible
-cash prices ! Piiri-iiisox .8: Iluiiriiiiizr,
377 and 379 Broadway, cor. White st.
Housekeepers and merchants from every sec-
tion of the country ureinvitcil to cxifininc our
stock and prices before purchusiiig. '
Institutions and Churches siipplicd at the
lowest prices. ‘i . 3mI5
arpe gs. Oil-cloths, &c.
McGrorty do Tilby A
I-12, Broadway, N. Y.,
A-.\'NOU.\'Cl'._ to their friends and the public
_ thattheir stock of Foreign and Domestic
Larpetings, Oil Cloths. &c., for the Spring
trade, is completed in all their relative depart-
ments, and presents specimens of new styles
and originality of‘ design, whicli, for beauty
and excellence, will iipou inspection. be found
to merit an extended sale. '
The following Goods _coin prise in part their
present varied and chaste nssortiueiit :
Velvet Carpets, Tapestry Britssela, Im-
perial_ Three Ply, Double Super. In.-
grqtn, Super;/Inc lngrai'n,E:i-tra
Fine and Fine Ingrain, Low
Priced-—all Wool, Cotton
and "7001 Ingrain, Raj/al
’ and Bamaslc V enelitian
all widths, He-any sheet
Oil Cloths, from 2 lo
24_/‘eel llfitfc, ./lfedil
. gether with other Goods that uiiiforiuly 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.
Wii.i.i.i.u McGnoi:ri',
GEORGE 11. Tina r.
142 Broadway, N. Y,
DIETAL WAREHOUSE,
245 Water Street, .z\". Y.,
Vandorvoort, Dickerson & 00.,
FFER for sale in large or small lots to suit
customers— I
, 6000 boxes Tin Plates, one third cross. best
brands. 3500 Roofing Plates, I. C. and I. X.
M320. 2500 extra sized 'I‘iii i‘lates._ 2000 bbis
Sheet Iron, No. 10 to 28. 1000 R G. and an-
nealed, No. 20 to 28. 500 Russia Sheet Iron,
No. 8 to I6. 800 Wire, assortcil numbers and
good quality. 250casks Sheet ‘Zinc. 25 tons
Spelter. 60 cases Copper, ii to its oz. I0
-casks Antimony. 400 pigs Baum. Tin, 300
Straits do. 1000 do. Li-iiil, together with afull
assortuieut of 'l‘innian’s Tools and machines.
Rivets, Ears, Iiiiiidles, and all articles for flu-
ner’s use.
Goods entitled to dcbi-iitiii'c. 3mI5
Locomotive Needles.
Pussi: needles are superior to any imported
into this country and are only to be had of
’l‘uo.us ii: EDWAIID Gii.i.,
IyI5 I4 Dcy street, N. Y.
Fancy Goods.
Tuoius dz EDWARD Gii.i.,
MPORPI-IRS of Fancy goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Laces, Enibroiderics, Linens. Tlireuds. Lo-
comotive uecdles, ’i'rininiin;;s Buttons, &c.—
Goods from Auction every (lay. ~
[y]5 I4 Dey Street, N. Y.
Window and Picture Glass.
A GOOD assortineiit of wiiulow and Pictiiro
Glass constantly on hand and for sale in quan-
tities to suit purchasers. .Merch-ants from cv-
cry section are invited to call and examine for
themselves before buying. Orders by letter
roinptly filled EDWARD P. DICKIIJ.
44 Chambers St. near Hudson R R Depot.-V Y
Gash Grocers.
Cuunsizniiocun Jr Ocizxuoiiiz. wholesale 3'0‘
cers. 203 Chamber st. and 195 I_veiu_lc st.,
New York. Buyers are particularly invited to
an exiiininution of our stock. Orders by letter
promptly attended to at the lowest market
rates. IY15
3nil5
1'83 DIS’! HAIR DYI-
Al;LARD’S New and Improved Edition is
B the chciqiest and best article now offered
to the public. It will color the Hair‘ any shade
in 20 Minutes. Iy40
rune ronris,
J. & 1'‘. HAINES, 116-30 Avenue, New
. York. Dealers supplied on liberal
terms. _ ly40
‘ IINSLDY do DARLING,
I DROGGIIT
. WBOLDOAL
62 Vesey St., ncar Greenwich st., N. Y.
ORDERS personally or by letter equally re-
garded in prices, qualities, disputcii, «kc. ly
ERRIMACK Prints, a large lot just receiv-
ed, amongst them some beautiful style!-
”_ _ C, J. Giiimuv.
~ _
. .3310 @0113 Eiilitxtisziiimfs
I
rnonl wl. II. it noiui.o"s Atvnarisiso noun,
I02 NASSAU-8'|'REE1',NEW roux. '
T.
' Notie .
- To the Ladiet of Noi'u.*aleli' and
ply of Gaiter Boots and shoes for the O0‘:
, ing season, can get at Miller Jr Co."s 134 Canal
st. New York, French Morocco and Kid Slip-
.per Ties, and Busklns of’ the first quality at 93.
and ills. per pair: second quality Slippers uni
Ties at (is. and Buskiiis iii. ‘is. all of my own
make and iviirranted good, Ladies Gaiter boom
of all the fashionable colors, at I2s, I63. afi
I85. the pair. These beautiful articles of La-
dies wear are warranted equal to any in the .5”-_
Boys, Misses and childrc_n-‘s Gaiter Boot; “,1
shoes of all kinds and prices, the lai-gegg anon.
ment of any in New York. White and B1“;
Satin, Black and Bronze F rciich Kid Slipper.
for evenings, with a. complete assortment of
India Rubber Overshocs of all the difierent
styles. Ladies who wish good shoes at modo.
.rate prices will please call and examine foi-
themselves.' J. -B. MILLER do Go.
3niI6 I34Canal street, near Thompson, N. Y.
BAR’I'HOLOMEW& WEED, .
NEW MOORNTNG STORE,
V . 5 5 1 .Broadway,
Between St Nicholas and ./llclropolitanhotdg
NEW YORK,
KEEP constantly on hand every description
of Fi'Ii.i. AND Siicoxii MOCRNING Diiun
Goons. Boxuurs, MANTILLAS, CLOAKS Eininoi.
DERIES, HANDKERCHIEFS, GLOW-IS, HOSIERY ah.
Families adopting Moonxixo, will find ft 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 an
Country. ,‘ 3 u
_ fig‘ Please remember the exact location‘
05] Broadway. 3ml2 BARTIIOLOMEW ck Winn.
LORD is BROWN,
5 5 cedar Street, New York.
(4th Door below the Post Ofliee.)
Offer their large and well selected Stock of
4' “ AND DANG! DR! GOOD!“
_ Which is complete in every department, at
9 PER PEN’! Aliovi-: INVOICE cosr, FOR CASH.
Their stock of goods will be largely increas-
ed, and many styles will be of their own IMPOR-
TATION, 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 pi-ices with
those of any other house in the market. In‘
.\'l-.'W I‘.tPEI‘. lI.\.\'Gl.\'GS,
no .
INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Pratt &- Hardenbergli,
iu.\'i:iut:I11iii:iis Axn ixroirrms,
No. 360 Broadway J\"ew York,
Have added to their Wholesale business, a
RETAIL DEPARTMENT, ’
And are constantly receiving all the new variaflu of
W'all 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 Rssiouxci-is, HOTELS, PUBLIC Bninoisqa
Ciiviicnrrs, BA.\‘Kl.\'(1_II0L‘Sl-IS, STORES, AND Orn-
ci:s'in any part of the country appropriately
PAPI-JRED on Dizcoimrizii in FRESCO, MARILI or
Wooiis, iii a superior manner by the best work-
men in the trade, at reasonable prices, and the
work wari-anted. . _ ‘ gm‘;
From. S J! I-'ct!cngiIl".! .dilvcrtisi1ig..J1g¢nt_-3
Notice Extraordinary! !
To all whom it may Conccru——)i'now Ye’!
IlA'I‘_tbe 1\Ii;xic.i.\' .\iUS'l‘A.\’G I1lNIMl.\"|‘ still
eontinues in its triumphant career, "cot
quering and to conquer” all the chronic uses
of l\i_ILl; MATISM, or those of a recent, acute.
and iufiuniiitory character. (Ir xuvizii rural.
‘£1 lfllfmg 1>\_l1'l1S.§ruis_es or sprains. For an
n.Ul(!...SWt:lllllg, I-.rup_tion or I’iiiii,itisaperfee
specific. If you_don_-t believe it. try it! For
Horscs aiidother lllllollials, it has no is ual in
curing Bruises. Sprains, Sore Backs, paviii,
S01?-_lUl1'-‘s’. 01‘ any other cause of‘ Lamcness.-—
aslogfilflglgel-hoofs—Inbricate the joints-
‘ G- W. WBSTBIIOOI.
_ _(Si:ccr.ssoii To A. G. Bnxcc Jr Co.,)
Origiiiator and sole proprietor. P‘riucipal0fl-
cos : 30% Broadway, New York, and s1;_ Lou|._
Missouri. for sale by all dealers in Medicgnes
NIIXTCHES, _sup<_.-rior article, round and
square splints iii roimil wood and square
Paper Boxes. put up in shipping order, and
sold at the lowlist prices, by CHAS’. fgn.
TRIDGE J: CO., 125 Maiden Lane.’ N. Y. ly
SEWING MACHINES.
GROVER, BAKER do Go.
7' HIS .\i.u:ui.\fi-2 is now justly the most approv-
ed, and no controvcrscy exists between it
qnd any other patent. Ofiices 405 Broadway,
*_°W York. Haymar_ket Square, Boston; and
42 South 4th St., Philadelphia. lyfl
‘PI-ItITVl.TALTEIjE_GR:~IP.1I:—Weekl , :2 no
P,,,,-,, ,,_,,d €,,,_c,m, _ ¥'I.'ZA‘R,'Speclmcllxgrlltis. and all rmirui.
. _”,,”,-"gs, .I;)00l\;S-, for sale by I.-YRTRIDGE d: BRITTAN,
Embossed Table dud Plain Covers. which to- 0' ' 00 I"°‘“l“'=|.V, New 1 ork. ly
TO '1'!!! MUSICAL WOII
IANO FORTES, BENNETT ,1-, :0” "1
Broadway, New York, are manufactiirilg
and have constantly on hand an exlemiyg .,
sortment of Pianos, embracing every variety of
style and size, from 6 to 7 1-4 Ocrnvns ton
$l00 to $1,000 each. We have testimonials from
the lirst Pianists. in the country of the superior
Biui.Li.i.\'cv, BREADTH and Swi-:i:'r.\'1-zss of tone
while 1.! delicate elasticity of touch has been pro
eminently secured, all our instruments are fully
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Buyers
who understand their own. interests will all
before purchasing elsewhere. 1,
PIANO PORTBS.
441 Broadway, New Yopj,
. HE LARGEST and best assortment of First
Class Piano Fortes in New York, both with
and without the Jioiian Attachment, may -be
found at 44l.Broudway. All persons wishing a
good instrument at ii. low price will be sure to
find one at LINCOLN J: THOMPSON ’S
I y 441 Broadway, New York,
CHEAP PIANO I'OR'.l.' BOOID.
F. IIILL. 5-I Great Jones street. near
._Iioiver_v. New York. ‘Pianos Tuned and
ltepaircil. ‘ 1,“
Loo/ring Gliiss .I'ictm‘-1' Frame .
MANODACTURDR. ‘
NI 1’. WHITLOCK,._I0l Caiial~street, New
0 York. Gliding in all its branches. Iy
Norwalk iron Foundry. ,
TIIE subscriber would inform the public that
he still continues his business at the old
staud,'whcrc he keeps on hand a. general assort-
ment of ciistings of all descriptioiis, consisting
of Cooking and Parlor Stoves, Ploughs, Pug.
iiiiig-Jllills. Straw-(,'uIter.~, Corn Shellers,&q.
Stoves i'epuii'cii, and llll"l(lll(iS of Fire Brick
kept coiistuntly on hand. CI-IAIN PUMPS, on
the most iinprovcd plan, and ‘siipcrior to any
now in use, are muiiufactureil and sold, vholc.
sale and retail. Dealers supplied in any qua.
lgtify, at the shortest notice.
\ yer All orders uildresseil to the subscriber
w'll be punefuully attended to.
ALEXANDER AUSTEN.
Nprwalk, Aug. 26th, 1853. - - :3;
Hardware, Cutlery, I
_ French American Window-Glass,Psintq,
Oils, &c., ca be had of the subscriber "at the
_ tpriccs. "Having taken the old
stand of Di on Finch, he intends keeping I
good assor cut of goods in the above liiie,a
wishes to be remembered.
I
SHEET lLead and Lead Pipe, at
, . LOCKWO0D’S.
__4
A IOLIN S, and Accordeons. T01‘ 531° ‘W L
T. B. GRIFFITH, South Nortfialkfi
~ VOItY'_1'ablets, and Fabcrs Tablet enc 3.
Ivory nf, KNAPP’S.
OPT]-‘. LIO writi_ng desks is new. article,
a; a ry low price, at , KNAPP'S.
.3 Notice.
7 111B New Grocery and Bakery at South Nor-
walk, Depot, will’be opened Nov. 15, 1863.
Our Bakery business will be nicely__ conducted
and we hope to ‘merit the good will of those-
wpopo pleasure it may be to give us a call.
.:,.Gtoceries cheap as ever for cas .
1,-47‘. w. s. BTOUON.
' ;' ' ‘ . .GRIFFl'l'H’S,
HERBS allkiads at T Bswfl‘ Nana.“
HOSE Ladies wishing to obtain their sup. ‘
throughout the entire register of our PIIIQ '
Pistols, Agricultural Inipleineatg,‘
.
.65.
Norwalk Chronicler