‘_ iDP1'i0'.- and quality, they éleffiv ()8Efi§Eis0fi|;y_
_
"£033
Great Artistss Uni0n'£nt0fpfise.
250,000 G2‘/tsfortlw Peozile , F O R E S T W I N E,
Statuary, ........... . -'----- ----- -- 530:0”. I ' AND _
Oil Paintings, ................... --10,000 Gum-_-coated rarest Pills-
Engravings, colored in ;oi.l,.....-
,000-'
RealEstate,...........-......: .... ..8-4,000 .
$250,000
The American Artists’ Union, would respect-
fully announce. to the citizens of the United-
the Canadas, that for the purpose of
Steel Plate Engravings
Cash Loans, for 100 years each. . - . ..._30
Total,
States and _
the advancement and extension of the Fine
Arts, and ‘with a view of enabling every fami-
ly throughout the length -and. breadth; of the
land, to become possessed -of a gallery of pie-
tures. man .. of them the.w0rk of mastemninds
and flnall_i;,ffor‘ the p'urpose_ef giving a.,world
The most extraordinary discovery in the World A!
- 1 . 0 0 0.0 0 0
Bottles and Boxes Sold Annual!-_i/,
And Thousands‘ of Lives saved from 0. PREMA-
. TURE GR-AVE, by this late discovery.
Testimonials of the most unexceptional character are
contmually pour1ng‘~in from every part of the Country,
099~1'“18Wlt|l¢Si to the unparallelled efllcacy of these
ii1edicines.. - = . ' , .
ti The following show the number of cases cured, as cer-
fied 30 b.V'l%§tel's _l1nd other testimonials, received from
v 3“ PE"? Offtllel Union and British Colonies, from the 1st
°f-W-“Irv,-1852,. to January 1st,1853, inclusive: ‘
‘ ' Cases Cured.
753
‘Dyspepsia and habitual Costivensss
Wide ci1'0l1l0:fi°n=,t° . ‘Nervous Disorders 331
Darzes/’a:~gre,atpic:ur¢ af Wyoming‘ ‘- ‘ “’°"-°".l=“e.bi1i‘~sr‘~? , out
They have determined to distribute a"inongithe' .§?£§::e§,’}:,'$:::thy'°°‘°' 9f the M“ ' 5132,‘;
purchasers 0f_thiswork,-price 31,00, . =3.» 5-‘ Scrofula nnu Mercurial Complaints '_' 491
250,000 gifts,-of~»the-.value"of $250,000.';: ,.£aund£(:e" ‘- - - - . ' .192
List of. 1 ‘ lsl'ii'-'ni.‘I.'.’.‘.‘.’.“-‘“‘- - ~ ' 3%?
Jgarjble ‘Stafu‘ary,‘ $10,000 :ipels;A ' 15}
100 ’ ' " 2' -3- ' “* ' =. -.....v.ran sue » 1 19
buitlo Wasgmgton’ 0* $100 ' 1 0.1 9 Consumptive Decline, Colds and Coughs 405
do 137,. . . I00. can-'.__I0.000 D1-opgy - » 484
do Webster, 100, . ' do Rheulnlitiiln - . 120
do Calhoun, . _ do .. do ' .0ther various disorders -7061
Oil Paintings andztol. f Steel ‘Engraving.
50 elegant ‘Oil-Paintings, in splendid’ gut. ‘§" 1'
100 on Paintings, 2x3 ft each s50.;...~3gI‘0‘03’
ngijavings, brilliantly col- =5 . ~
frames, size 3x'4 ft-each. $100,-. . . ..-..
500 steel plate
oi-‘ed in oil, rich
each $10.
19:00‘) ?1e8§~!1t Stéel plate engravings, 001- -
"ed "1 °l1:.of the Washington Monument
gilt frames,‘ 24x30 ' in; .-
2°X25—e8ch $4 ......... .-....v.s40,00o
237:000 steel.plate Ehgravings, from one-
hundred difi'erent plates, now in posses-
...... .. ,ooo
But a short.tim'e. has elapsed since these great and good
Medicines have been made known to the public, yet thou’-
‘sands have already experienced their good effect. Inva-
tlifis givcnoverby their physicians as -incurable, have
‘found relief and been restored -to sound and vigorous
health from their use The great amount of good these
Medicines have done has induced thousands to ‘recom-
mend them to their friends. Men of integrity and Physi-
cians have sanctioned their use, and recommend them to
the public.
S lioclcmg Case of S crafulii Cured.
Du. G. W. H.11sicv— New I-'orl.-, Dec, Glli, 1852.
. DEAR Sm -——l deem it but justice to
you as the inventor ofa great medicine, to‘ send you it
short history of my own case. I am twenty-seven years
.sion of’ and owned by the Artists U11‘ -of age. At thirteen I‘-was attacked with Scrofula, which
1011, of the market value of, from 50 formed Pustulesimd broke out in lnrge iilferoloér my ioeck,
" . 1 ‘ u
cents t° 5"-°‘.’.".."°h """""" ' '.$“I’°°° :‘:‘:§.§’i:.;“;‘.‘:T blight"sif?S?..ii§§°§ii.°Ze°'i ecciitlitiicei
Real Estate, 34,000. using your Forest Wine and Pills, (following the directl
1 eleg_anl_;‘dweiling, in 32d st. N. Y.
22 building lots i_n100 and 101st streets, N.
Y. city, each 2511100 ft. deep, each $1000
$22,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each» 10,000 sq.
ft. in the suburbs of New York city, and
commanding a magnificent view "of the
Hudson River and Long, Island Sound,
each $500. ..................... ...-$50,000
Loans of cash, $30,000. '
20 loans of cash, for 100 years each, without
interest or security, 250' each, $5,000
50 CO , do I00 do 5,000 ly .p:ir0.lysed. . She continued to grow weaker _for nearly _
100 (10 do 50 do 5 000 two years, losing nearly 1:111 use and sensibility of‘ her
' recovery. At this times e began to take your hedi-
250 do’ do 20 do 5:000 nines. Their good effects were soon experienced. She
2000 ..do do 5 (10 ' 10,000 began gradually to improve in health, and in" ii. few
The holder of each ticket, is entitled, first to a
steel plate engraving, (size 25x30 in) of the
Great American Historical work of Art,
WYONHNG,
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 “,Wyom,ing,’~’- elegantly
painted in oil colors, or one copy of the “Wy-
oming,” plain, and one -copy of each of. four
other engravings,-equal to it in value, and is.
entitled to 5 gifts. The purchaser‘ ,of. more
than 5 tickets, can have his choice out - of :I00
different subjects, from steel plates’ bwned . ‘by.
the Artist’s Union, each-picture being in val-
~ equivalent to the.“ Wyoming,” andis enti-
= one gift for each ticket he holds. "A
" 2.1: -- subjects can be seen at the ofiice of
- :-» ~ —'-s desiring to become Agents
by forwarding (post
ix.‘ ..
pain” . Gift Ticket, a copy‘
of Wyon, :gpectns,«contaiuing all
iiecessary_ini.»:, - .,~, ~ »
It is confideni.._ ' ciieved, that the tickets
will be disposed of iifthe first of July, "when
the distribution of 'Gifts~will"be entrusted’ t'o'5a'
committee appointed by -the ticket-holders,
The steel plates from-which the en'graving'sE
are printed, can beseenat the office of‘-the Ar :
ti-‘st’s Union and cost $100,000. fpecimens zofi
the Oil Paintings and Engravings,'~a‘rie_als0 on
view at the rooms, a - , v ‘ '
References, in regard to the propert :-—W.
C. Barrett, Esq.,- . Counsellonnt. Law,-' 0 Wall
st. N. Y. : F." . Visscher‘&’G‘o..-Real-. Estate
Brokers, 80 Nassau st.,~N.- . -~ . "
All orders for tickets, mustabe ‘addressed
post-paid, wit-lithe money enclosed,
J. W. HOLBROOKE, iSec—.
3ml6
505 Broadw-a,y,'N. Y.
$200,000
'0 ‘bets of the Rock of Pure Gold.
is
$ 2 subscri
Each subscriber for one dollar,-receives-a‘re
ceipt for two years’ subscription to one of - the
most interesting, practical and meritorious
Monthly magazines of‘ the resent ‘time, and
these unequalled Gifts are presented, as set
forth upon the cover of the work. The beauti-
ful Country Hou_se~and- grounds ~ -__w,ell-1k_nown=
as Whitlock’s‘Boar‘di'ng School .,,st'ablishm‘ent.
The house is commodious for=fifty-persons, sur-
rounded with seventeen-a_nd;a half -’ acres of
improved land, situated near the Danbury and-
worur of rror
The Peoplel. , ' '
00,000. Worth of magnificent Gifts to the,
Norwalk Railroad, valued at - - - $10,000-
20 Building -Lots in Wilton, Conn., val- = K
ued at $200 each,_ -» ' ' . 4.000
A most desirable mansion located in an
active, growing village, upon the‘ N.’ ~
Y. dz N. R0.ilroad,.valued at....~.-. . 11,000
The’ following loans of cash, without interest
or security, for 100 years each :‘ 7
One Loan of. . . .- .................. . . $20,000
One Loauof....5..— ...... .., ;...l5,000
One Loanof ........ . .4 . . .-. . . 10,000
One'Loan of .... .. ....,...._; . . . . . ..-.. 5,000,
I5 Pianos, worth $500 each.-...‘: ..... .-.-‘.7,500‘ ‘
25 do do $400 each ..... .-..' , 10,000
15 do do $300 ‘each..-.....-...;7,500
10,000 best ‘stsfncsui Books, at $2 ench—.=2‘0,000{
do well selected Books at $1,'50 each 15,000-
do excellent Books, at 3-l=each.--.... 10,000-
do interestingltinworthy books -at 50 c. 5,000
50 Sewing machines,-.value_d at $1503 ‘- ~— 7,500
50 - . -. do ' .wortl1 s100:eacu. ?.'...5,000‘
100 ' do worth $75 -each-‘...-‘.-7,500
100 Gold watches. valued at $50.each. .'.5,000
do peucils,worth .85 e'acii.=.=.:..-.« .5,00o
Besides other snhs.ten.ti.§i.eifts_ .<.>f..impor.tance
Of the iutegrity,‘”=honnr"and ability-. of the
conductor of -this ,..e_nterprise,- numerous. tesflti-s
monialswill be p1‘esen'ted‘6f i1iidbi'ibt'ed..eha'r--
acter from New. YorkCity_and 'vicinjity.'. Please’
address orders for the Rock (post paid) to’ S.
A. Wnmocx, et1it01'. and ‘pub1i.fllw.1:;;'No-= ‘-133,
Fulton st., N.Y ' " ' ' '
Subscriptions received at the ‘Drug stcgrejof ‘
W. E. Bissell, In I5
5 0Q0.Worth'of Gifts
- - ‘I die.’GoldSet as-' ..- .
' l :' Abrlzilets . 9- -1‘ mug‘, Pms and $15 00 to $75 00
HE suhscripe}-s imnoupce allot they have made er-._ Ear-rings, $2 to $25; Pins, 82 to $25 ;
rangemen s or esa eof e-celebrated En ' . A-B elet ,
known as “ ONE OF LiFE’S HAPPY HOURS:?'“:1¥d -Golda 1‘-:ockeuts'—-one, 2, and4glasses 3 trot 83
“ THE P00R°qlilio)LA:lg;‘1tg-?’,, dTl£se Engrnvings ,ha_ve_l. ‘Gold Gust-d'Chnins . - 10 om" 50 00
‘.’§Z‘&i‘§it‘2“§,?.§2tn..s§'..{u.s sit 1ii‘.‘."‘.i‘.i'.'.'3“.§.'...i""..'.'i'°5“‘ ‘(Silt $'2Zi’<':‘i‘."'-‘.’. °'”““ 18°“ “’ 1“ °°
. II II] III 8
this coui_;_t§y(i r'£hety_a;t:£hohwnrksdolf one of the most. Gold I-"'o'biCIiains 6 33 :3 %
distingui e a-iss.o e y an avebeen d--n .1 mwdq; '- ._ ..
at great. expense.-the en.srav.ed’p|qteq.a1one hsgifénctit co'i§: Gfiafd Efiysnig, W?’ . .' iiig it‘ 5 33
. —— hich they furnish at th i 0- G 1 - . -
'°V°1'9-1 “1,"““'1gI?2g“’9 h" B . . _ _ e ow oli Fob Keys, 2001.0 0 00.
05.3‘:’.:.‘*.{.’.?.......:::.-....i.:i::*::.“:..:‘:"'2“,,:' §°:dr,°~s,~,~*- - 3 ow 12 0°
I ‘ _ “ 8- e I '
above ’pi-ice ;, and 0n,.c0lnP1°1'°8 0119,3819; of the -above .-021$ 1>enu:i1:B., - f :3 F;
number, will aliiobe enabledto. prgsent to, the purcha- ‘Gold Pens and Pencils 3 52 to 16 00
sers or these Engravings the following splendid Glffi : ‘ Diamond Rings ' 7 00 to 250 00
1 Beautiful -Farm inwilton; .FIlrfiold' -.a Diamond Earrings‘ 0 . 100 00 to 300 00
Co..Conn.'v31ued_ at , f,~ -- ‘ £1500 Diam d ‘ . I -
15 Fine Roséw,ood Pianos valued it $500 00 7,500 Gold ecu Pms 1:5» 00'“) 300 00
20 “ Melodeons. ’ ' “‘ ‘ ‘ "150 '00 3:000 Gold ri‘“.‘."§$’.-i itl t v E (0.0? (03
40 Richly Carved Sofas . “ 40 00. 1000 Gold s1 3 "33’ '-' ‘.9. °‘"’‘'' "
200,, , I ‘luv. ‘I. , _ : eeve Buttons ». per set 2 50to 12 00
r(<‘iul;s.rt s Ce e_brs iolini, v -.2 , Gold Studs per set - 1 50 to 10 00
loolieuitirs C ’ valued all" 10 % P033 l«:pmc‘i:1°' 1”" pm" 5000 t° 9 00
100 Fine Ac’con1eons, ' “ 10 00 1:000 silver spit: , % 63 3 33
16 Avery’: Crystal Palace Medal Pi-émi-‘-‘Z - ' - do Table do~ P" 5: in 00 to 21 00
..*s:‘.§::;:i::r:‘:l:::i.. i;-.;:';.‘?" :2 5333- 23 °°
50 ' “ " ““‘ “ ’ “‘ 75 00 33750’ ' do N:!l)Jlri:flIilt:‘9¥fem escii "i"‘gg“t3 lg gg
' it t ’ ‘ ’ . ‘ .' - ‘ - ’ '
gg éalggers Snveruver “‘ _ 5,0 00 . 2,500 ,Gold Armleto for Children: per pair 2 501,0 6 00.
50. _ it _. ,i_i it‘ _u_ ' iiagg ' ., o 75 t0 3 00,,
:3 Ge;nt’s' ,G,o,1.tl Foihchains. at . 30".oo".‘1}5o05 73113:: Thiinbleialgllver Tops "1 0”” ‘5. 35,’
, _ , ,, I . _ .. .- . ' ‘ ‘ _,
50 Indies: 14.. ii_- ' G910 Sca_rf.Pi‘.n§,.. - . __ - -1 00” — 7 my
100scis.1n‘i1ies’].)Brsc§i§_‘t‘sr,.» H - 10 00 -13000 '5 T i 330. ‘G. ALLEIV. --
20.0;='.“ '~.. ins . .-rinsi .“_ ~ 2- F ‘ '- 9 N .
too ~ -« ~ v « is -imp“; ‘.*°.';.'.z£.!§:?.:¢,s.'.:<=..i..**t..J°Welm1
200 0.90” °1“I.t9'-P'%'“ . -' “' 5 00'”1:o0o‘ ‘ " ’ A A V No'11‘\‘v3u.smrt-i E
' ‘ ‘ . ‘ . . 1 < . ' - .
1% . . . .4: . 2 33 2-:33 , . (Second I“1,(_):0:I_‘,:) near Broadway,.New Yoik.
3011 If '3: in‘ A _‘ I ii, 35“ 11750,‘ . - - , . ‘ . ;_-.:. .....
500'L.:gns_ \*ltl1kC.3B0o€l'. , _ N v . 3, 5o_ 1:750‘, ;.. LACK.ING_as-is_]3,lack_ing. '=Itneed only be
590 ‘*9’ ‘ll’ ' .‘°' F‘ ' ' “J ‘ 350 1 750-" a V lied-‘to"-the -leather with asponge or
‘ '1' '”.:Shr- :‘.. _' _‘ rt." "' ’."
‘)‘gl:_'i°°Bf?°he ‘ 3W1" _ it :3 3: $3 bru_sh.:'~.I_t_nQe.d_3 110 rubbing-,..but .'ln!,1ke_s- a fin!‘
100 Gent’s svatchii,-‘,ob.s,,mth-Ssskfl. .. a so 65,, polish‘,-will not injure the leather, but makes it
23 3_o\t1b]1eBarreP0unI" ‘ ‘ * ‘:1.’ 2: -00 "moo s0ft,~;am1is a-good preventive in ;wet weather.
isos .. . -‘on - ; - t ’ 7.
1 Stge p_lalt,°.;11§7és‘_’fIa non‘-.1: 1% FQr‘Ea1,e at S .
1. ‘.‘«..§'-. 1133:. 0.0.13‘ Bi .3 7,7 .5.1‘000‘ _ . . ‘
130.3 Quai-to Biples _with,fl}a,tes ‘, _5 ‘O0 7500,. .' . .' . . .
..1.1H,'. .. ‘t . . 1' ' i 2.» ~ -"=.r
pooogy we] Engrafinggs’ th.,b“g-.3‘;-en bf. .1 ,_ ' ’ ' l Of celebrated “ TFO;
10 §enryShy.e,veE-pulgigid,Jalnpdat i‘-2 ' . ’ ’ “mont Iron Co.”,Na_1ls,.bought’at -~
.00, ‘we.’ , V ...’,,,L_, I ‘I, I ,_ 1 -- ._--i-.. V. .. - . . _.
50m,~,Bbx_e.s 0‘:,en‘;,f,. :22,‘ 6“, cf.’ .. .. , ‘a very, low price some time ago .‘ and ,:Wlll _ be
=p;,,-9, pe,,.K,,',-,;,-3 ' . ms 2- . sold less than they now cost. in New York —
5000 Thirtywiiys of}! .‘ I. ;.~ .-
'I.‘hB._’8ub,scrvibers-w-ill giv$'.»'e‘,. ,.e1..:,0, .9700“.
then ve,-Engravi”ngs,a recoil if ‘either
entit_e'_ the; iioiaici to n siii‘uc.igm,,~’;'G.u_. . t, I which will
Tlie"undersig'ne'd gh"'""- ‘ -_.--'3 7-'= -‘ T ‘ '
i“"“"“il‘.“"'“‘f‘il‘”°";§i17°‘:"7?°°'°dl'°3'i‘€‘o “":.’*.:.«'r til’.
‘e mi. e-.m.0.8.- onorab ,
All o_rd,erls,siiould,i,bead§i;§::g:’:-6.-< 7'
0 0 H '_A;.,‘_-;'- :-.A'.,;};() . . - .. ’_’_‘.L‘
Man/"‘%€tan‘0HoVt;§l"p\VN:0:T ' ' 0‘ r‘T"¢""Cp" “"”C‘
Or of ANDLE; '». y-;~ . -
' 13, All commuiilcaubi-‘_,,fi,:;,%{§:t:a§g§}{°’W‘g1§-
lar, will receive.pfplnDt1:g¢Q,,,t;,n..-g,;a; hm. ,£££:: °
39015.1?! '-‘9".,‘i‘-'9ym“l.‘l t?';:E'sny‘ part jofitlie-'ebuntr -.. ii’
1-.
.5
GH.'.+:s'rs of Green and Buck 1-,,,,,_
Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
40
dt 00.
$12,000
. you than all other medicines.
1. Dealers and .l}uilder,_s_ will do
1351 Fulton. St. JVLY. .
:
oaks, cured me. The scars, al-
tiiough new sound. bear testimony of the dreadful. man-
ner in which I was uiliicted. After nearly fourteen years
say, that my health is fully
es, all others having proved
ctfull v
in. BOEN.
ions,) which in nine w
sugering, I now rejoice to
restored o ' your rouiedi
quite ineffectual. Yours, Very Respe
SA.\lU
cure of Palsy.
The following Testimony, given us by Mr. Jotlum P. Cimclil,
of Orange. N. .I., shows theezlraordinary eflecls. of this
Wineand 1’illa' in Paralym. ‘ ~
DR. G. W. ‘HAl.Sl:.‘Y—- Orange, Ibb. '14th, 1853.
DEAR Sm--—.\ly wife had a stroke of
the Palsy, so severe that her whole system was complete-
nionths recovered entirely. The extraordinary effects
of your Wine and Pills, in curing my wife of a complaint
we never expected her to get better. of‘, induces me, as a
duty I owe to yourself and the public, to send you this
certificate. JOTHAN I’. C0.\’D1'I‘.
I am acquainted with Mr. J. P. Condit and know- the
above certificate to betrue. H. I’. IIERDMAN,
' ~ - , 23 Cliambers-st., N. Y.
READER-l~if you want not your constitution injured
by that slow, lurking poison Caluniel, or other 'Im'neral
substances, touch not such Medicines as contain them, or
any uncertain Medicine wliatever, but procure those ex-
cellent and purclyreyelable preparations, Halsey’s Forest
Wine and Pills. v -
If you have the Dyspepsia, or are troubled with cos-
tiveness, take this Wine andvthe Pills, according to ‘the
directions, and you will‘then get well. '
If you are nervous or weekly. or have eiriaciateil coun-
tenance, or general dcbility, this Wine and the Pills, will
restore you to health and energy.
. If you have unhealthy colored skin, or pimples, or pus-
tules, or blotches, these Medicines will purify the blood,
and eradicate all such humors from the skin.
' If you have a weekly constitution, and feel yourselves
too old for-your years, take these excellent lliedicines,
and they will invigorate’ your constitution and for1.il‘y it
-for longer life. _- . _ ‘
If you are Bilious, (which may be known by such symp-
toms as Drowsiness, Loss of Appetite, Dizziness, Fured
-Tongue, kc.) take a good dose of the forest Pills, and they,
bilious matter, and thus prevent a fit of sickness, and
save your doctor’s bilboi‘ 10, 20, or $50. _
If you have the Liver Complaint, the Forest Wine and
Pills willgcure it.’ These Medicines exert a powerful and
most salutary action on the Liver, and have been the
means of ciiriug thousands of this troubelsome disease. _
PAni-:.\"i's,- therejs not, perhaps, a month in. the. year
that some one of your children or members of your fam-
-ilydo not‘ complain of Headache, or Dizziness, or Sickness
at Stomicli, or have
vbrahle symptoms. These are the forebodiugs of > disor-
der, and sickness, of some kind or other, soon follows ;
for such symptomsalways show that bile or morbid mat-
ter ,e):ists.in the stomach and bowels,’or that the system
is otherwise disordered. Timely use-of the Forest Wine
and Pills will, in all cases, prevent 'sickness from such
causes, and will purify the blood, and produce strength
and animation.
The Forest‘ Medicines kept always-at hand, to betaken
whenever such symptoms are exhibited, will save your
family almost entirely from sickness, as well as your
doctor’s bill, which frequently amounts to -more in a
week, than sumcient ofsthese Medicuies to‘ keep - your-
famiiy in good heaitli for years. , -
- LADI, the Forest Wine is your medicine. ~ This pleas-
ant, agreeable, yet effective medicine, exactly suits your
delicate constitutions-. 1- If you "are weakly, -or nervous, or
ingenerai ill health, this Wine will do more to restore
In all cases where bile
exists. or the bowels constipated, the Forest Pills
should be taken,'.according to the directions. '-
MARINEII Axo TRAVELER, if you wish to guard yourself
‘*‘ag'a‘instsickness and dangerous diseases, wl1icii'mayjeop-
ardize your life, provide yourself with the Forest Wine
and Pills before setting out on-jlong voyages, that you
may have them on hand when required.‘ . H -
' Q” The Forest Wine in large square bottles, 51 per
bottle ; Six bottles for $5. Gum-coated Forest _lfills- 25
cents per box: General Depot, 161 Duane Street. cor. of
Hudson, New York. For sale by W. E. BISSELL, ' 3m3
G-OLD la... SILVER WA'I‘CHl3S..
Diamonds, ‘Jewelry 81 Silver';Wa_r"e.
‘ THE Subscriber -would call the atten-
- _. , tion of purchasers visiting New York
- ' City, to his large and well selected stock,
comprising in part, the Glowing" (which he of-
t_'crs?f'or 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. _ ' '
JULIE JUGENSDN ‘WATCHES;
Warranted perfect time-keepers, from -' '
' .3; _ " COOPER WATCHES."
iDiiplex~and Levers, from , $125 to $275‘
_ INDEPENDENT SECOND;
and Quarter &cond Watches for timing
.hqx-gen .- : . .
.. i‘ -. CHRON01VID'.I‘_£HB,"
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, pone
"time-keepers r.‘ .. ».
v :- ’ EIGHT DAY: WATCHES. '
which run'eight days,-with once winding . $140 to $185
3 , " .5 ENAMEL WATCHES,
‘for Iladies, somein huntingcases $35 to $100
_ 1 3341'.l°..1.\T_D_ W'..A's'l-'°1iI..i8.s .
for ladies, someiin”. magic cases - - 1 $55 to $300
' 1t!AGIC';WATGHES, -7 -
which change into threediflerent. Watches .5100 to $175
, WATCHES ‘.WHICH"WIN'D‘ UP
and turn the‘ hands} without a key ‘.22
. -./Ill Kinds of Watelies at Low Prices.-
$125 to $250
1
ct
$125 to 3250
x
.1-‘tne Gold iepinc W:it'ches, 4 holes jewcneli $25 00
'n.'1¢gGold Detached Levers 4 = . . ~30 00
.Gold I-inamelled Watchesfor the Ladies 35 00
-“ 1"-'“K1|flh Patent Levers - 35. 00
“ . “ " ' “ , hunting cases 0 58 00
Silver-Patent Levers as low as - 16' 00
“ Detached Ievers “ . 14 09
Jewelry, Gold‘&- Silver Plate, &'c, ’
c
,Well ,to._call and;
'32 - '-Z. SA‘-NFORD.
‘In
“FY:
. EGEIVED this day. alarge lot of best qual-
- ~ ' ity-,.ot7 French Merinos, direct from auction
.,will beheld‘iii5"§."g'réat*bargain-,by Q 1' I '-..
‘ ‘r T-''- 1 L, C-“J. ,
-1?ort—1_nonies,.
t, “‘T.'aboutirha‘-lf= the "former prices; -in: any
‘ __ quantity, for ladiesand gentlemen, at
5
V 3 .z.=..=. -2:)...‘ J
Rockawa-y Sand for Plastering and
House-cleaning purposes, for sale by the
sgbzscribers at his Marble Works.
SMITH do MORGAN.
_ T
will purge from the stomach and bowels all morbid and .
fured tongues, .or some other unfa-- ,
also '
it
=0
PURE BAY waves, at _ -
$150 to $250 _
- $8505 3140 f ,
“De Laincs, Printsvand‘ Ginghnms, which com.
7 «g 1 UTLE_RY‘of our. own manufacture and war
‘if:
I .20} n5tE:It_f1'\_l‘OI:s'._." , 2‘
i
mnnze
"1
BA iic-ar_ly seventy iivo colored engravings.
representing all the diseases of the genital oi-.
gansiof the male and female; the most com.
plete and practical work on the physiological
mysteries and revelations of -the male" and ‘fe-’
male sexual_systcms ever published, with the
latest experiments and discoveries in reproduce
tion. It illustrates anatomically and fully with
the plates everything pertaining to the male or
fcmole genital systems ;_ with a full description
of tne causes, symptoms, and most certain cure
‘of all diseases to which they are liable ; from the
secret habits of youth and excesses of mature age
as impotency and innocent or unforscen affec-
WOIIS: Syphilis (primary and constitutional) gon-
oi-rhscr, blennorrhagie, etc. with numerous cer-
-9-I- ~AD.lV.1!!I,R:iAND man-
nrnc. ti auras. '
~ formed. Every person both married" and sin-
- $1? S1.l9l11f1 !Ԥ8_d~_t_l11s work. Sold by Stringer
an 1‘ownseud,, 222 Broadway,‘ at ’ the Broadway
Dr. Larmont; 42 Reade street. corner’ of ‘Brad-
way, New '1 ork, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $l, mailed free of postage to any
nddress,~seeurcly sealed._;‘ Address all letters
Box 71' Broadway, Post Onlce, New York.-
Agents wanted in every town. The author
. purcs all theiliseuses treated on in the work,
..athis old-‘ofiice, V42 ‘Reade -street, corner of
Broadway,‘ from 11 A. _M.‘ till ‘2 P. M.,’ and from
6 till 9'evening (Sunday from 2 till"-3 P. M.)-4
N; B.——Not the ui-ng‘Store. 0‘ ’ly4l
r
I URE Marseilles Oil-—Especiaily for _Table
use, just received at_ Bissi-:1.‘L’s.
ror sale cheap. ’==
MODERN ‘Built square boxfamily wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. It will be
sold cheap for want of use. Enquire at the
GAZETTE Osrici-1. ‘ ' 3t3
Pure Vegetable Hair Oil. = -
OR preserving, beautifying "and giving
‘ gloss to the hair. Good for ladies, ‘ gen-
tlemen and children- We know its good qua].
ities and warrent every bottle, at
- ’ . ‘ A. JACKSON’S
Silversmith and Jeweller.
Peed, reed.-
HE , subscribers keeps constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure tosell to his customers atall times,
and no growling.-' Give us a call. - ' 1
~ HOLMES 8'. C0.
- . Rapp-’s Gold Pens.‘ r
JUST Received a large lot of Adam William
Rapp’s-Patent ‘Niche Gold Pens. These
Pens embrace all the properties contained in
the finest quilipen, and -for durability they can-
not be surpassed. Every pen is warranted to
wear 20 years, if well used. Call and examine.
A. JACKSON, No. 5 Maine-st.,
Successorr.to C. E. Disbrow.
Iron and Steel.
ALIERICAN, English refined, and English
common Iron, assorted square, round and
flat, horse and ox shoe shapes, nut, band, hoop
and bolt iron. Cart and wagon tire, cast Ger-
man, English blister, spring and American
steel, &c., for’ sale by WM. C. STREET.
I
S
1"anning,~l.VIiIls*.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let them go and buy ofCn_1oni-:s'rg:n
'ritAw cutters, Hov,ey’s patent spiral ‘knives
the best and cheapest in the market, at
' ' CHICHESTER’S.
NEW BOOT, SHOE,
Lctitlicr & Finding Store
WHOLESALE tit RETAIL.
THE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
. izcns of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that he has‘-taken a store on the west side
of the bridge, opposite the_-Post Office, No. 1
Water-st., and fitted it up in‘ good order, where
may be found at alltimes a large stock of gent’s,
ladies’ and-childrcn’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions,manufactured by us expressly for
this market, by the best of workmen and of the‘
best materials; no exertions will be spared to
piease.those who favor us with a call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order.,with ncatness. and
despatch. A share of public patrona e is re-
spectfully solicited b - J. P. HANFO D, Jr.-
_ Particular attention paid to repairing in
all its branches. Norwalk, Aug, 9th.
Lubin’s. Extracts
HE siibscriber has now ‘on hand the most
< complete assortment ever before offered in
Norwalk. Patchouley, Sweet Brier, West End;
New MownHa'y, Citronella Rose, J ockey Club,
Magnolia, Swe'et.Pea,' Sweet Clover, ‘&c.; also,
large stock of English, French and German
olognes ; Hdir‘ Oils, Shaving Soups and
Creams, &c., &c.
B1sssL1.’s=.
The Wgnder ,oftl_ie . Age. _
EXCELSIOR Family Starch, a superior or-
_ticle,.and as cheap as the common Starch
now in use ;’it produces a Beautiful Polish
without gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
sale by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER
«ll: CO., who can furnish it to dealers at Factory
rices. - - -
, ' ~Sellizzg ofi'C/leap 1
' HE. ‘subscriber is sellin g his Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per cent.
reduction in prices.- If you want goods in my
pne cheap ‘call at'No. '2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
the Red Wat‘cli';_,_"». . ' O. S. CI,_uu{,
Silver. and .;I’Za.tetl Spoons, H Forks,
Butler -and Fwuitv Knives, silver
4- plated Napkin Rings, 4-c.
I HAVE :1 very fine stock of the above goods
on hand which will be sold much less than
can be-bought by pedlers, and handsomely en-
graved without charge. . O. S. CLARK,
- . . . 2 Skidtly’s Block
— I signing 7"1i.aiii“e‘:i,' sec.
to our new and well selected stock of
priscthc. handso'_inest_ styles ever offered in this
market,'and at prices which cannot fail -10
please the most eeonomical_.. All _Wool def
Laines of_the best make imported, in-"large va-
riety and at extremelyrlow prices.
- V .- 2 -' C. J. -GRUMAN’.
EAD & Fl-ILMER.’S Croton Metallic Fire
_proof Paint.—This , article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to besuperior to
any other Paint in use. It is proof against the
action of theweathcr and fire, and is cheaper
than other paints in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, anrlcovering .much_mo_re sur-~
face, twice asriiuch asiiome. Give‘ it a trial.
E. V..'A. CHICHESTER, Agent.
‘Watches, J’ Slilwver-Ware.
"WE have addedto our "stock the present,
week, a large new stock, making our
stock the largest andbcst to select: from we
have ever had.‘-_'Yoii_can buy goods right -of
.' »_A. J ACKSON,ne"ar the Jliill.
':hl[I0LLF-,R.’S Water ‘Proof Blacking, whole-
, sale and retail, by “ ’ _
_ c.,;&1~:. K. LOCKWOOD;
V1\I;Jel!ll:I“yD£(:)SlI]‘iéption oi;l Vgork, executed
, _ ap_ an , u t .
gettc Job Ollice. — ' . - 10 Y’ a the Ga
0 Jr. E K LOCKWOOD
, . J usi: Published.
HE" Oldillrewcry.’ 7 ’ '
- ‘Angel Whispers by D. E.- Eddy.
Life‘ among the"Flowcrs', b Laura Green
Pulpit Po'1'tra’it's«'aiid Pen: ic‘tu1-es.
7,DeQnin(‘:'ey’s'le‘tters _,to_--‘Young men.
- ranted.
. /5
. 1
wood
‘Autographs of.Freedoi'n.'r ‘- , -
Mrs. .Pa'rtingtoh’.sI Carpet Bag.
‘Dashes of American Humor.
M.°m1:'A.sce<=.tsr 0fr.M7.'iY;1eife. has-:He.‘.0hs in-.
Llglélélt M pry,’ ‘by_l:I. Trusta, author Sunny j ide,
.-New Am5t_¢P<10m, or New York as it was’-,in' the”
days of the Dutch Governors, by Prof. jA.
Dev:-. . Jnst received by E. 1:. KNA_PP;.‘
, , 1,\,T..°W_. Spring ‘Goods.’
E 3118 now receiving-our endless variety
5 . of new and desirable Spring Dry Goods-,;
Paper -Hangings, Window Shades, Carpeting,
Matting, 850., direct from the large auction
‘sales in New York, a_nd;will- give our custom.
ers many great bargaiiisin good goody,
, ‘GRUMAN."'
., , Intd-i,‘a ,BjIbbor. ..
- ACK-COMBS, anew and beai1tiful'srticle-
for'M_isses' tozwear, at: ,' JACKSON7s-, ;
-SUPERIOR articleiof .,Wa'shing1 .Soa',p..a,t
the low price of Two Dollars per Barrel,
warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the
money returned. The highest price paid for
Tallow and Soap Grease. st BISSELL’S.
Ll-2\'l~I.\"I'il cdition,'340 pages, clotl,i,:vvj,¢],'
~ tiiicates of the musvunparallcled cure everper-‘
Post Oliice 422fBroadwav, and by‘- the author‘
E would call the attentionof all in want »
I of all kinds.
GIICEB.
-- .. .1r,>:"'
1. .. -.1,-,. ,-._ ,--- -
,,-_ > ». .,_. .
NEW“--Y0,Rx'»:iiiiANon
IMPORTANT ” Aiiivouscniiiisr
, ._, Great Sale of Ready Made ,C'Iot_Iu‘ng .'
SLOMAN & TURK"would, announce to .. the
. people of Fairfield County,'t|iet they have
recently made a very large addition to their
former stock of Well Made ‘and’ Fashionable
CLOTHING!
for men and boys, which wi lbc sold on the
Cheap, One Price, Cash System’ .’
and all who are in want of a good garment for
a little money, will find it for their advantageto
call at the New York Branch Glofhin Store,
where will be fouudin part the following arti-
_cles with prices afiixcd :
_5_00‘Frock’s and Sacks, of Broadcloth,
‘ Doeskihé, Twceds and Fancy
Cassimcrcs, from V '
1000 pains Pants, of all shades and
colors, for Laborers, Mechanics
and Business Men, from
200 Vests, of new patterns and de-
‘ signs, all varying in quality and
price from
92 to 012'
Ito 5
750 to $4‘
' B —ALSO-g
0301713: 001,111,-_!'s_, gloves suspenders shirts.
3¢0°k5, Scflfffié ha-0dkcrch'iefs, shoulder’ Braces
-01 9001'}: fiery description of . GenlIem’en‘.e
Itmmhmg Goods, besides many other articles
too numerous to mention. '
N. B.—E_very article will be marked with the
Lowest Price oii_it, with no dcviation,'and we
defy all competition in regard. to Prices and
Quality, as many articles ‘will be sold'th'an the
cloth can be procured to make them up.
Call and see under the Conn. Hotel.
, .
Harness Making.
THE subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal patronage bestowed on him the past
five yearsby the‘citizons of this and the adjoin-
tng towns, and would inform them thathc has
constantly an hand a large amortment of
Saddles, Hmmess, '1"-ram/cs, Vali-
ses, PVliz'ps, Carpet-
Bags, Q1:
which he will sell much less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of materials are
always used and perfect satisfaction guarant_ied
on all work executed at this establishment,‘ or
the’ money returned.
fiflr We have now on hand and are making
up to order, several setts ofverylight and tasty
double and single HARNE S S, which will be
fdund superior in iiéatuess, and beauty of fi
and workmansln'p','t0 "anything ever exhibited
in this market bcforcrfi
Special attention paid to Repairing, which
will always be done at the shortest
notice, and in the neafest
‘ man-ner. _ '
@1119. call and see yourselves.
' 1853, Aug. 9.
F. BRADLEY,
Under Conn. Hotel.
New Canaan Nursery.
STEPHEN HOYT at CO. I
HAVE on hand and offer for sale at their
Nurseries, situated one and a half miles
east of the village of New Canaan, and three
and a half from Norwalk : -
* Apple, Pear, (standard and dwarfs,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.
Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberrics; Currauts,bltick English,
red and white Dutch, superior varieties ; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines. ,
ORNAMENTAI. Titrzi-:s.—Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, larcli, spruce, balsam‘ ill‘
and arbor vitins. .F0r vigor and healthfulness
of growth, the abovetrecs are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country._ _
Special regard has been had in the selection:
of the varieties of our large stock of apple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurserses now occupy more than ’15 acres of
land, embracing-more than" 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. ‘ ' 134
iUTLERY.—A splendid assortment of'Anicr-
ican and English Cutlery, both table and
pocket. Please call and examine. ‘ .
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
Fancy Goods, _ .
THE place to get them is at BisssLi.’s,
where you- will find Ladies’ and Gen_t’s;.:
Port Monies ‘from’ 6d. to $5 00-; Hair," Hat,-
Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes ; Dressinglvo-=
ry and Back Combs; Razors. Knives, Scissors,-
- Hand Mirrors, Fancy Boxes. Walletts, "Pocket
Books, with every variety of‘ Fancy ' Goods, at
prices lower than can be found in Norwalk.
Cheap for .
0 cash French and‘ American Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian
Ware; fine German Accordeons and Violins.
Call and examine.’ T. B. GRIFFETIL1
his-customers, in all the departments of shav-
ing, hairdressing, head clensing, &c., Jtc. -His
many years experience in these branch_es,|he-
deems a suiiicient guarantee of his ‘ability to
please all who may favor him. with their pat
r_0nagc.' Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of childrens’ hair. Sick per-
sons waitcd on at their residences. -He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for sa 0 g at
his;News Depot, and is Agent for Adams 51. Co’s.
Express; all packages left to his care, will be.
promptly forwarded. ~ .
'22 May 25, 1853. GEO. W._ JENNINGS.
Zinc Paints. -, -;_ V .
HE subscriber offers 0. full assortinentof th
celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising snow
white,‘ white, pearl and brown, vgrouudjn oi],
manufactured by the “New Jersey Ziucv Com-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices. -, 2
WM. C. STREET. ,
Wrapping Paper.
REAl\lS_ Straw, Manilla and Hard-
5O ware Wrapping Paper, Cap and Let'-
ter Paper, at mill prices, just received, at
' _ BISSELUS.
New Goods. . ,
OCKET Cutlery 1, 2, 3 and -tpblades new"
patterns, ,a large assortment ;' ’ Fishing
Tackle, of the, most approved qujality;{ Pru-
ning K ives, grass hooks, pruning shears, sick,-.
les, garden trowels, patent gate hinges and
ketches, &c_., just received and for sale by .
WILC. STREET. "
Nails, 0 .
N quantities to suit purchasers -at lowest
rates, at CHICHESTERS.
Napkin Rings,
SILVER and Plated, a new
at
G
lot, and 0 cheap, .0
JACKSON ’S~. .
ARDEN Rakes, Spnding rorits. Hoes long
and short handled manure forks, shovels
Farmers and Gnrdners would do
well to call at E. VA CIIICHEBTIR,
sour-n ivonwamr s-I ovI%.n:iro§r.
. Be it - Known -
O, the Inhabitants of Novwalk. and vicinity '
that‘ the subscriber is still driving business
at his stand‘, corner of Main and West streets,
South Norwalk, where may be f_'ound"constantly
on hand a ‘general assortment of Cooking, Par-
lor, Shop and Omce Stoves, which ' in outside
dress ‘present a very pleasing. appearance; but"
the most important of all is ‘their internal er-‘
rangement, which combine economy ,in_ coir-_
sumption of-Fuel, 'grent‘extent of radiating-siir-L
face, perfection in baking. and inildness of heat ;
a weeks trial is better .tli&ll~ a thousand" refer-
‘ In addition to the abovemay be-held in any,
quantities, Tin, sheet iron, copper, britania,—J'_Ii-.
, nglish Cutlery, sewingbirds. portable cnldrons
I for‘? wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel,‘ sad iron
heaters, furnaces, stoveand boot blacking,_coal
hods, forc'e and ‘suction pumps, well. pumps»
wcather proof, load pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass,
zinc copper and iron; iron wire and rods, brass
and enameled kettles, etc, etc. Mettle Roofing,
Plumbing and House J pbbing, done with - dis--*
patch and‘w'ai‘r'anted, Heaters and Ranges set
to order. Remembering with gratitude the ‘fa-
vors of the public, I still remain their most-
obedieiit servant. ': ; ~. ' F. 11,3151],
South Norwalk. Oct. 26. _/ "7 " “ tf44
uilding Sto e For Sale.
HE subscriber has for sale a large quantity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCII.
,..._.-_
T
. - : .\. ‘: '.-',- -. -,- - .
e v. -- -". an‘ 2‘-"E.'r:'.‘.-." ‘ -m¢.‘t\1.b. 1 .
.
nish ‘ '
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers, _
HE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for .
” ' Saturday . . Sept..l7
shaving, and Hair-dressing‘. '
AE subscriber is still to be foundat’ his old ’-
- stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve .
~.E_BTS‘
Hits signed therefor,‘ and the value thereof the'rc-
sn’d‘,‘wo0deu-and-willow wares, Americauand. -
- ‘ an r>~1'~'*v' V . cozy.’ 1..
‘A , o0;1vvEv~A1vtjEls;
fit. 1. a.',-{1gt_._'r-'n.-1isur‘ond.'-
1854. sU1ius_n‘_AjitnANGEunNr,. 1854.
commmeing ‘_.May 15, -1854. '
Trains " to"New. York. ’ ’
‘o ' From New Hagen.
CCOMMOD_A'l‘ION—At 5.30, 0.45, and
10.15 A. 11. and 4.30 P_.,_x,_ ' ’
Ex:-nsss—-At 9.35 A. it. and 1.10, 1.50, 9.25
P. if. , V V
From,-,N‘arwalk and Port Cliesfer. _
’ Srscm. Aocoii. trains from‘ N01-walk—At
A. M. ; from Port Chester, at 5.30 A. M. and
. P. if.
- Trains from New York.
. For J\/‘cw Haven. ' ,
Acc0.\inonA'ri0x‘—-At 7 and 11.30 A. ,\i.,; and‘
at 4.10 and 5.15 I-_. M. _ The 4.10 P. ii. train is
Express to Greenwich. ‘
EXPRESS‘-At 8 A. 31., ;,3.00 and 4 r..¥,—'l‘he
8 A. ii. train stops‘at‘Stiiii'ii‘ord a1id‘Brid'gep0rt ;'
the 3.00 P. .\f., at Stamford, Norwalk and Bridge-
port; the 4 P. M. train at Stamford. .
For Port Chester and Nonoalk.
SPECIAL Accoii. Tu.u.\'.s—At 8.45 A. M. and
6.30 P. is. for Norwalk, and 1.30 P. M. and 4.20
P. l. for Port Chester.
For BOS TO.N‘,,_ via llarlforfd, .-Springfield
, « and W orccster.
Exrnsss atLS A. ii. and 4 P.ln. Dine and Sup
at Springfield. ‘ " V
For Connecticut River,-, lr’ennonf_ Railroads,
and Montreal.‘ ‘ ,
‘ExPitsss—--At 8 A. M. Dine at" Spijingfield.
For Jfcconimodation ‘Train of the New Ha-
ven, Hartford, 'am_I_ Srring/ield R. R..—At
11.30 A. is. and 3.00"P. '.u. *
' ' For Canal R. R.— ‘t8 and 11.30 A. M.
For New Hav_en aad New ,L67ld()n R. R.
Exriu-:ss—At_8 A,,.\[. to New London, Nor-
wich, Stonington and Providence; um] 3.00 P. in.
to New London only. ' _- _
' ' For Housalonic Railroad.
E:rpre.vs—.At 8 A. M. ‘
For J\"augatuclc Railroad. _
E.-rpresn—-At 8 A. M. and 3 P. M.
For Danburg a-ml Norwalk Railroad.
.1m:om.—At _7-and 8.45 A. M. and Express at
4.10 1-. ii. . ' ,‘
Trains to New York from NorwaIk..
Aocoii.—At 6, 6.46, 8.05, and 11.40 A. 11., and
5.50 P. M. '
ExPm;:ss.——At 10,42 A.I., at 2.15 and 10.30 P..\i.
Trains to Now Haseiijfroiii J\"orwalk. -
Accon.—At 9.24 A..u., at 1.54, 3.40, 6.24, and
7.39 P. nil ExPiiiiss—At 5. 1-. ii.
See large bill ofadvertisemcnt at the Station
Houscsand principal Hotels. _ ' . f.
GEO. W. WHISTLER, Jn.; Sup’l.
LA
DanbiI_r§3'7&°f ofiifi mm-‘lfiud.
FALL AND yvINr1'sit'- ARltA'_NGEllENT." A
L COMMENCING: Ocr.‘ 31st,’ ‘
‘ Trains will run daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows:
DANBDRY TO SOUTH NOHWALI
6.50 A. M.—Arr'iving at South Norwalk at
8.00 A. M. and connecting with the 6.45 A. M. Ac-
commodation from ‘New Haven, stopping at all
stations. ‘ ’ .
3.00 P. M.—Arriving at South Norwalk 'in
-time for passengers going East to take the 3.00
P.’.\l. Express Train from New York, and for
ithose going West the 4.00 P. M. acc. Train from
New Haven, (Passenger and Freight train.)
-IOIITH NORWALII T0 DANDURY.
'9.25 A. M.—Arriving at Danburyat 11.15
A. 31., taking pa._sscnge_rs_ from the 6.45 A. ll.
Train from-N. Haven, andithe 7.00 A.u. Train
from New York. (Passenger.an_d-Freight.)
scng'ers from the 4:00 P. M. ace. Train from New‘
Haven and the 3.00 P. "M. express‘ from New
‘York, stopping at all-stations, arriving at Dan-
bury. at 6.35 P. M. i _ -
Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so as to ‘connect with the 6.50
A. M.’,- end the 3.00 P.M_.,'traii’i’s, -a'nd.re'turn on
the‘arriv‘al at the-Ri'dg‘efield'Station of the 9.25
A_. M. and 5.25 P. M. trains.
' ' ‘- ' lI’ARVEY- SMITH, Sup't.
853. ' ‘ .
Danbiiry, '_0_ct. ,
New York & IsiveP“1iool*l!. ' S.
s ='MAIL-.-.S?IEAMETRS-~
, IIE Shi
3‘ : lowing : -. ~
Aruxric. Capt. Wes .. .,PAo1;_Pic,-Capt. Nye.
Ancric, Caplt‘.-Luce} ‘-3 i-BA1iric,:CaptConist0ck.
~— Annwric, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, ex--‘
pressly for Government service. Every care
has been taken in_theirico'n's'tri_icti_on, as also in
their Engines, to insure strengtbiand speed, and
their accommodations for"passengérs ‘ are , , une-
qualed for elegance and comfort. ‘ .i’ri_c'c_ of
passage from New York to Liverpool, in firet-
dlass cabin, $120; in second‘ do., $70‘; exclu-
sive use of ‘extra-size state rooms, $3001; from
Li=v'erp'ool‘to New -York, £30 and£20. ‘ An ex-
perieuced surgeon attached t0fca'ch ship- No
berth secured until paid" for. _ ' ‘
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
mofixi New roan. raoii i.ivsnrooi..
Saturday..Aug. 20. Weduesday..Aug. 24
Saturday .‘.‘Sept. 3 ‘Wednesday . . Sept. . 7
Wednesday..Sept.2l ’
Wednesday"—Oct. 5
~We'dnesday.». Oct. 19
\\vednesday_-.Nov. 2
Wednesday..N0v. 16
Wednesday..Nov.- 30
Saturday;.Dec. 1 Weduesday.;Dec. 14
»Saturday..Dec. 24 We'dnesday..Dec. 28
3 For freight or passage apply to ED‘W’D
K. COLLINS 55 Co., No. 56 Wall-st., N.'.Y.;
Bnowx, SEIPLY 85 00., Liverpool; E. G. Rois-
" ' dz‘ Co., No. 13 King’s ArmsYard,London;
J our Mnxiton an Co., Rue N orte Dame des Vic-
tories, Paris, ‘or G1-:0. H.’DnAPii:it, Havre.
.;The owners of these ships will not be account-
aable‘f‘or'goid. silver, bullion, specie, jewelry,
recious stones or metals, unless bills of lading
ps composing this line are ‘the fol-
S:iturday;.Oct.~ I
-Saturday...O'ct. 15
'Saturday..Oct~. 29
' Saturday L . Nov.
Saturday . .Nov ' 26
in expressed. 3y
, ’~ WILLIAMS at oUioN"s ,
‘Elnigration and Foreign Ex-
“ -‘ §cIsiiIIge+10m'ce'.7f ‘
No. 40 Fulz¢ih?.TSlreet;‘-’~New. ‘York, and
A .Watézl9é3RWA-'Liv¢vPwl4 .
The 0l¢lBIackStar -l;.ine”of.Packets,
‘Sailing puoetilaflyfrmzi; Liverpool on llie'.lsf,
(ills, lllh, 16th, 213! ' and 26th ‘of each month,
and eonzpi-ice the falllowin-g‘ splendid ships.
Universe, - _ Captain Bird, _ 1700
Jacob A..Westervelt, . lloodless, ‘I600
Wm, Rathbone, .. . Spencer, _ 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle," ' 1300
Princeton, Russell, - 1400
.-Irene’, -: ' Williams, . 1200
Minnesota, , Allen.’ . 1000
SilasGreenmsu, ' 2 Spencer, ' 1500
Leviathan, ; -_. .. _ linapp. 1606
-Mm. ll-..Harb_eck, .« . ..—.\lai-shall, _ 1600
; ,Guy.Mannerii_ig, ' ' Fre_emsn',,. ' 1600
‘ Wiishington, - - ' ;P.age,. . 1 2000
Enterprise, _ Funk,-3 1000
Aberdeen, 5 _ fl: ;-:- , “'3 ,K}.|3DP,. ,_ ; 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith," ' 1000
-,Niagara,« ’ Smith, 1000
Dewitt'ClAinton, Funk, 1300
l_{armion,___. ‘ ' - Hadley,‘ won
I Sandusky, -‘- Borlsnd, 1200
Owego, -_ . Hubbard, 1500
-Robert Kelly,” - - _ Bar-stow,-‘ 1400
New Ship, . ;f }9a<1u_1§1'ds,, , 1750
These Ships are the Jnost Ipagnificont that
and experienced‘ C_aptains,_'_famed‘- for their mm.
tical skill-and kind treatment to emigrants’; and
their accommodations-for Cabin,.Second Cabin,
and Steerage_ passengers, arejvastly superior to
those 0fM!Y,.°01°T L'|!1.°- : . ‘ -
The Ship-‘s allowance of provisions comprises
flour,‘ oat-meal, -bread, . potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar,‘ which is dealt‘ out to tho pas.
sengers once" or twice‘ a week during the ‘voy-
age, at the rate. 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
"adult, and half allowanc_efo_r cliildreu under 12
years; and__i_n addition to_rtl_1ew_a‘bov_e, _a further
. llotvancefiecoiidingf-‘_t(ia latelifdt ofr“tliefBrit-
jgh parl‘iament',' two’0z._tea’,_half lb. sugar, and
half lb, ‘molasses. ’ to each j adult, ‘weekly; with
three quarts water daily. In all cases where
1 any of thepersons paid for decline coming out,
the‘ full passage monefyis ‘retu'rn'ed_‘without any
deduction. f " V "1 .. '
Personsresidin g in the country th3t desire to
send‘ money to their friends'in_the'Old Country,
and’ wishing to" ‘save ,ti,mc,‘a1_1d_' expense, can
-haveit done in a sa isfactory,,aud correct man-
,the sum they wishtojvsendv-, with-lthe‘ name and
{n5 draft ourthe nearest Branch to their residence
,-will?-be~' forwarded"; by the ‘first steamer: with" as
much‘ punctuality-as if-thc"pers'0n seiidingit was
rrresenl M11 1! 1‘.<=<%¢il’.¥:r.<>.*_|1?'1!¢*.1, for.-tl1_c money
by n%X{.m9“.:' 2; -~ .r -' ' -' r.
t ,
* . N-AsMELLE'Dl,ltiplniu’--wd-5‘-urnaniental,.2a-
_ great variety of styles, also letter and
note papor, both plain and fancy, pens, pen
Oct. 10th, tf41
holders, pen racks, &c._. at the new book store.
, E. E. KNAPP.
T
5.25 P. M.—Passengers' onlyéiiccciving pas- ‘
» he is selling at great bargains; those wanting.
' axes and batchets, all of which are warranted,-
have been built. - They-are commanded by able .
ner,-iby enclosingby Post, to the subscribers,‘
.addr_e‘s's of tlieparty, who is. ‘to receive "it, when
, -.-.1, .'
A.-- ~.. 5- " L s..«.«-\--.-.. -
. __L_¢ .-.. .. 9
_._._ -
. "sensor:
For" ‘New York.
1
RE sloops M
have coin_menced.their weekly trips to and,
from New York. The sloop-Msry.A.' —Seliec_k,
Capt. G; Grumman, will leave Norwallt every
Tuesday; returning will leave Pike Sli , New
York, every Saturday. The Domestic,’ apt. I.
Dcmmon, will leave Norwnlk every Sltludny ;-
returning will leave Pike Slip, N. Y., , every
Thursday‘; All freight forwardedto this ‘line,
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch.
Produce sold at the highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. Freight to be sent
on the Danbury and N01-walk.Rsilr0ed,,wi|l be
landed at the freight depot,"a|s‘o freigbt_ rec’d
from the depot free of extra charge' " '
_ SELLECKHI DBMMON.
Norwalk,’ April 4th, 1854. ' .
‘ For BOSTON .
TONINGTON LINE, for Boston, Providence,
. New Bedford, and Taunton.—lnland Route,
"without change of cars or detention, carrying
the Eastern Mail. . _ _ - 5
The steamers C. VANDIIRILT, Ca .t., Joel
Stone,‘ and COMMODORE, Captain ohn
_Bowns,'iI_i‘c'onncction withthe Stonington and
Provii_ien_ce,'and Boston and Providence Rail-'
roads, leaving New York .daily (Sundnys ex-'
cepted,)jfrom Pier No. 2 N. R. , first wbnrfflabove‘
Battery-place, at 5 o’clock P. M., and Stoning-
ton at 8 .o’clock I’. M_., or.on the arrival of the
Mail train, which leaves Boston at 5 1 2 P. M.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength,
safety, speed, comfort and elegance. The ofl-
cors are experienced and attentive.
The natiiral advantages of this route are su-
perior to any o.hcr. Being ‘shorter and *more
direct, the tripis more pleasantly and e!Pedi-
tiously performed. while passengers can always
rely on reaching their destination‘ in advance
of those by either of the other routes. .’ ' ' ..
The Coxnonons. from New York—.\fondIy.
Wednesday and’ Friday. From Stonin_gt_on-
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. ’
The C. VAxm:1tuiL'r, from New York-—'l'ues-
day, Thursday and Saturday. From "Sterling-
ton——Mondad,,Wedncsgiay and Friday. ,
N. ll.—I_'assc'iigcrs o'n' arriving‘ at Stouington,
.'-.
rovidence, Boston, Taunton and New Bedford,
or by accommodation trains from Stonington
still-2A.M. ‘L " "
A Baggage-Master accompanies the steamer
and train through each way. A
For passage, berths, state-rooms, or freight,
application may be made at Pier No. 2, N. .,
or at the office, No. 10 Battery-place. M
A'r1'r.Li\Lr1oiv.
g If you ‘Wli.llt
any (article ,r1ppe-)*loz'nz"7'tglto the
Saddlery and Harness ‘buss’
bees’ made” 55;» 0 pt/lei best
man-ne'_r solilal a
fair profit, and
Warrmgted,
. go to
: . 1 -9
WMe_ Be S!
Who has now on hand, the
largest and best assortment ever
offered’ in this 0 County, and
which are to be sold at prices de-
fying’ competition. Call and see
for yourselves. ' ‘
,NOI'Will|l, Jan. lsl.l853. ,
0 . .' 0 7 . 0. :.
Union Hall
0!. OTHING STORE,
THE Proprietor of this far famed establishfi}
mcnt, wouldinforin the inhabitants of Norwslk
and adjoinin ‘towns, that he lias'on' hand-a good
assoi-tinen‘t‘0 Fall and Winter Clothing, which.
anything inhis line will find it to their‘
tage to give him a call ; as’ its experience ‘in
the business and facilities for carrying it on, en-
ables him_to furhish thesame articles for e i_e,sf_._.
1 y clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion, consequentvly is better made than is ener-
ally found at-‘other stores. I also hive a srger
stock o_n hand than any. other sto_re.in.N9r,welk,
so that the 'purchas'er“lias a better to
select from.-' I uni‘ alsotreceiving daily additions
‘to my already laiége and well_‘s‘elected stock‘-3
Some very. nice, ests and Pante new patterns;
‘ In addition to the ab_0v‘e_I have a good as-
sortment of _Gcntl'emens Furnishing Goods, eon-
s_isti_ng 0f',Shirts, B08001”: C'0'llars, Suspenders;
Gl0ves,,_Cra’_vats, Stocks,‘ and" all __0th*er goods
usiia.lly'f0_und.in clothing stores. ' 4 _ " ‘ ‘ _.
‘ N, B. Gar'mentsjcut”and made to order in
the best manner, and at short notice; Aiigoods
bought of me’ wil|,'if' desired’, bejc‘ut;free_;of ex-
pense to_ the Purchaser. ' THOMAS'_RILEY -
Norwalk, 30th, August 1853’
.G-0I_sD,~!'G0_IsD!! _ _
Large Sales-'-‘Smnlll Profits.
‘ Jnwnanvcnmiri-' _- --
REAL.genuine Gold Pencils for 60,, Gold
Lepiue
Watches (real Gol_d_,) for $_20,,Gold‘
$4, Finger Rings by the_hsn_d-furl,
‘I-I11"?
Spectacles for
tached Lever Watches for $l2—-waijrsnted good".
We do not mean to paycash at some future time ;
we pay Cash rows, and save 10 or 15 per cent.
Our reasonsare given, tosbow that we can sell
goods &, without much profit. Gentlemen
to‘JAcxsox’s Norwalk. ,
Silver and ' Plated Wa)-e- A
They say JACKSON has a very large‘, stoc_k_, of;
Srooss, of all kinds, Knives and Forks, Cake
Baskcts,‘Cas'tors,&c. The ladies say, “How
Cheap!” Go to J.icxsou’_s,—that’s the place
now. _ , _ ~ —
Gold and Silver Watclies,
By -the dozen, to.selectfror_n—ve Cheap. Now
is your time to buyat JACKSO ’S._ Norwalkix
ONEY-Soap, a ‘new article; also, other
kinds jof'.'s0.aps. and toilett articles, at
C
- Axes. .
oI.i.ixsi.'.-'l'.e'iiiclis,_1.{endsj and other,_ ,1na_|5es,.
with and without handles, sni0x’s boys
and for‘ sa'l_e‘by E. VA. Ciucmiimiia.
00P,‘R.’S‘ISlIIgll|B8,'Wlllte and Red Gell-
tine‘,Fariu_a,C0rn Starch, Tapioca, Vermi-
cella, ‘Maccsroni, Sago, Pearl ‘Barley, Arrow
Root,'_&c-. Extracts‘ for flavoring ' J e'llies,,-_Jee
Cream, &c.,“Vnnilla, Lemon; Rose, Orange
Flower Water, Cinnamon, &c.,.'at' W
BIssu1.1.?s Cheap Drug Store.
..J.'l’ r.‘.‘:\"-- .-‘~-
‘s “or Packets, ='r,o--as -I _I~'l'[e-:1!
ary A..Selleck uud..noiiiesifi¢.'
The-
skilfn , _
American and Foreign Marble, kept constantly
"' &. The Lettering and Ornamental work in.
p'roce'ed']i‘mmediately per steamboat. train to" .5
0 fl‘ Ever -Before Qfercd in '._/V'ori!iI7k."&,
' "rice than thoseiof less experience possibly can. . V .
t f can ran-rnnnnmnnxoxsrai
Our rent and otherexpenses are a‘ mere’ trifle. ’
and Ladies, if you want goods CHEAP, go over
. Jienlth by their menus.
JACKSON_’S, _' ,
2 lady
I?Il1I“A.:I>'-1’
in ms; A -
AT
Near the Bridge, Nonnalk, Conn.
EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave Stones
of every variety ofpatterns, and of the most
i workmanship. The best assortment of"
on hand. _ . . . _ . .
Persons wishin .to procure Monuments or any
kind of Marble orks, are invited to cell and
give a personal i tion of his material _snd_
workmanship, as tliis’_will be more sntisfsetoly
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of’ testing the quality of the article cen-
tracted fer. ‘
executed" by experienced workmen, and call
wnrrant it to give entire satisfaction. - ,
S.Il'l‘lI- l IOBGAN.
‘rho oldest loot &. Shes
_ t -STORE IN -NORWALK. ,
-"— THE subscriber would info:-_m.th_e.p_ub
lie that he has made very large additions to his
stock of seasonable Men's and Boy’s Summer
and Winter Boots and Shoes, also every style
of Ladies’ Shoes, Rubbers, &c., in" their season,’
which he will sell at the lowest living prices‘.-—
His work he warrants to wear as long orlouger
than that obtained at any other’ store, and his
long and successful business "experience in this
community, is the best guarantee he can give
of honorable and upright dealing.
. Repairing of every description, neatly done
at short notice.
findings, of the best quality and in any -
quantity, always on hand and for sale, at rea-
sonable rates-to the craft. Store. asheretofore,
adjoining J. A. Weed’s, west side the Bridge.
' . ' ' HENRY HANDES.
Aug. 20, .1353. . ‘
P0351854 02*
Another '
or xsw -
'-~._- . 1 ;:
Lt tho Old IIEGH STORE; 1
-E are happy to inform -our customers,
that we have just received, and are now
receiving, the -
Largest and Beg: ‘Selected ‘Stock!
spa-tn; Dry ennui,
And having bought thei1_itIu‘rin' the tightness
0‘ 0" mossy." II-.Irk.et. FOR‘ CA II. we. Italian‘-
latingly ns_sert,thnt we can afford‘ their} at
ces that cannot -be equalled in ehenpness‘--by‘~ --
ANY'B'I‘ABl.l.'il!lllNT in 'c0usrv_i ,
Our stock, which was greatly" ' 're‘du'c'e‘d,’-‘on'
account of the extra amount of our Fall trade
Goods cheaper than our nei hboi-s,¢-are appre-
ciate'd)—is now FULLY R
we are enabled to show our f’riehd'gl'I_I‘_ .
of all Goods that we" usually k'eep,.’tha‘n we
have ever before done at this season or the year.’
We wish particularly to call the attention
of the Ladies to our assortment of .-
, Ric/i Dress Goods. _
which comprises all of the new styles to be
found in the New York market. of
8103 DANG! Illullo - A
We have received over fifty different patterns,
consisting of ‘ _ '
Plain; Changeable. Plaid 5- Brocade,
and for newness of st 1e, and richness ‘of’ pat-
terns, we take pride in saying that they cannot
be excelled. Theprieu are sure to be .
factory. ' _ __ '
We are also in receipt ofsll the Fall styles of
Worsted -Dru: Goods, 1 ' - .
and take pride in showing our nn_ortnie1it—i0f
Burn Dr. LAnuis end .CAsiuu:u:s, Pi.A'n{- Au.-
Wooi. C_Asnxssn,nnd_ Dr: LA1sn Turns Csorns,
&c=.,'ikc., which have only to be shown, to be-
'0_ 1 ) - » ,
We cordially invite all to call and examine
our stock‘and.price_s. . ‘ ‘ _ 0 A’ _
§_ . our ciotii naps:-union: ' 0'
in now well sugplied with all of the new. styles
of Cloths and assimernin market. I '
g , Blrzcls Twill ‘d -French Cloths, .
froim'$3,to $7 per yard. Brown-,‘Dnb, Blue, Ad-1
elaide and all other colors, at almost any price;
Blacl: and Fancy Cassimers,
Silk, Satin and Worsted VESTINGS-and in
,-fact everything necessary -for a Gentieniaifs
'Wnrdrobe—-we can furnish at the 1610'»! prices’
and after the most approved gtyie.
Our. Carriage Trimming J» ' Fumes]:-
big Dépdrlment, A :
Was never so well supplied before. Don't for-
get te call at;the far-famed Old IrI'dg¢."Sfere
' Jan. 2,1854, C. J. GRUM_AN.Proprietor.
. 'Hellew_a‘y"s Pills.” I
These Pills being composed entirely of med-
. while the extraordinary virtues, they _poss_e.~e
‘ haverendered them universally popular in
nearly every part of the world. The immense
success they have met with throughout the
States is most extraordinary,_owing, it is pro,
, of Bilious complaints and disorders of the
‘ Liver and Stomach. ‘Persons who i-severe
in using them in accordance with t e direc-
tions, scldom fail in_being restored to health.
WEAKNX ANllDEBlIJTY,Rl3T0l 1' N10 Uni‘
0)‘AGi!3i'i'LIL‘llAN, AGED 45, HF AT D 'lH’_:_
DOOR.
_0«pyIql‘a Letlerfmss the Rev. Charles Smlli, dated Norton,‘
; sl.‘ liilips, Mar Bath, Soeierselsliirc, lifhlugui-t, 18$, ,
"l'o' Pnonson llor.LowAr, , ' ‘- '
, -A Mr. Josrm Puxroic, formerly a resident of this
place, hnil been in n declininu state oflienlth for u" wards
'ort.hree years, gradually wasting nwny_te a. she ow by ,
nightly perspirntions and want ofnppetite, which caused
great uneasiness to his friends, as e had consulted vai-
,1-ions" medical men in Bath, without eflcet. He at Inst
‘used your.PiIls, and under provide.-nee, was restored to
lie lately emigrated to New
York, and has ill!‘ l'ri¢.|OlI_i.0. 8.9!’. “I90. "9: ‘"5 '||0'l''|‘
better in health, and desired In to acquaint you wiliflii‘
eircnmstance. lought also‘ to mention, that is ‘ wife’
had derived great benefit from the use of your _ ii. ,
I emaln Sir yours respectfully
V" -’ _’cn.uu.is
- sir,
siurii; iiisuniing Iiinisicr. _ ‘ 1
A l’!‘.RllA.\'I‘.\l'l' coin: or A DISEASED 1.11111‘, or ‘MAN v
' Yi-JARS’ nusmos. ' '
” vc elalkrfnm Hr. Genie, Cheuiu, Yeoi.-3'1, fe ‘
,1“! _ Pi-qfcssorllollmissy. ‘-_ '
Dent Sir,--In this district your Pills coihmnnd i more
extensive sale than III! 0010? proprietary medicine be-
fore the public. As a pru0f0f_!helt eflency in Liver and
Biiious Complaint I may mention the following case, A
‘of this town with whom! am peropnnlly, Ininted,
for years was a severe sulerer from disease o 0 Lin.-
nnd digestive organs ; her medical attendant snared her
that he could do nothing to relieve her snierings, and it
was not likely she could. survivg many months. This
announcement n_nt_urnlly cnused. great nlnrui ‘among her
friends and relations, _nnd they induced her to make a
trial of your l_’ills, which so improved her general health
that she was induced to continue them until sherecaived
a perfect cure. This is twelve months, ngo,'aad she’ I...‘
‘not experienced any 0
Mes-walk Mu"-bleqfarllc .
v for yeersié .
. iii: a description of tlielrnm...
J!-i*1‘:1'
consisting of np'ple_, pen’. ,
raplts.‘
‘ or!'I!..lPI.'-',1cs,
—(thereby showing tha't‘_our' Efforts to sell,»
tLENlSHm),_'and_ '
satin-.
icinal herbs are of a most "harmless nature, _
Pins find Ear Rings ,n any quantity, G,-)od.De_ suined,-to their wonderful efliescy in the cure '-goods
puns of relapse, and often do?‘
Tails 1l.I";III'lil.cT;¢.l‘llv:"«'_zf'::1V¢'»r-ioallt ?
. Len§%elg$r tyuforjuat ong _M,,,,",,_
lviro-Electric Voltaie
N 8
RE presentefio the . - . ' ‘ '
and vicinity, as-'_ an‘ 8ll‘i‘l)0)lleL ?1‘es‘eh:'- '°".“
more attention from all who are suuerinvm. 0‘
any NERVOUSDlShlASE,- than other re: $9‘
,beiore.presented.;to.tiie. public. 1-5, ,9 '9‘
not required to be constantly pong, P3 "I" "
iiiront-‘nconsinut strcnm oricouzcd S5513.‘ N’
tber .to.rnb_ himself .wiui fat and . '_"°"
all that is. required to produce up ”m—b"
cure issimpiy to. want run ClAlVPerm.n.n‘
P,Al'l‘*DlSI'A3D-f0I’.;_I .-few hours each :1, "3 "5
Neruus .’lIlI'd,fi‘0l the Chain. q~.,§'°""‘ °'
constructed an‘to:be.worn next to the skin. “I
ducing a ceultantcurront of Elffilffl-./‘It'll, pm
“ll;-Ind cal beuoed at-all times, and wiligligi
.. . -310 flhiehftb ' '
.most1larkcdrc'nit5, In C, prod“. um’
Rlllllfllflvifl,-11 .- -.~. .-Ugo;-in. pm,’
l.’sinfuISwelledJoints, I-‘lntulence,Dy,spep.h
1'-I-I!-i9. Sci-tic.- ,_ . ,C0,ll¢l.'II_cted Joints.
Pslpitation of thellcart -PIins of the Cheat
I
The Dine
”“,°'“‘¢i* 0' the Face." Go-_it,Geneni1>cbiiit,
IN IT IN
That .PULY_ER)[Acn own’
_ . , ER’S, CHAINS. on
0““Y.|IIe in every Hospital is
52:. 0::-.:::. ‘F’ by M-
’- -' °5t» C31’ 00011811, of that city,
“'1 '“'° 015° .0390 by most of the .
I338‘! HIDIOA It 33 '
The price of the Chains I1?$?3rIlfdu:5°".:.j
ff‘ '3,’ ”"’. ‘£3’ "'0" '0 my part of the State-
»3° '7 ‘m ‘ P‘“”PlI1et of 36 pages contain-
er of use.
WILLIAM E‘ BISSELL» §0_le Agent for Nor-
exhibit their mode at
walk, will be pleased fo_'
Ply-
use to all whomay up
‘efine Pfiins are readily
N. B. «Although .11
checkedbylsimply “PPIYWE one end of the
. Chain upon the Spine, just above the hip ma
3):: lI)‘.fieI"I.'l];.on,;tlIe Abdomen,
_ es W 0 are “ 1 ‘ :_:
then only for a‘ few lllttfltllcglttes e:t(i):l:ntli’i1‘e :07» ‘M
carriage is most sure to follow by long’nse "1
J. STFJNERT, General Agent, 568 Bread-
way, N. Y. . . . “ . 1,37
still, it is not se_/it
"lV,!lE~-proprietors wish to call the siren
- tieu'oft|iq‘ir., ' 1 '
to1|-eirthoieé.stbe§"3r°i'i$i7'.T£3i' f.'.'.'.’.'.i.'1".'.'i'.'i
P_hfly cherry,
'3"“"0€|'l'|,¢.!, gooseber.
P.¢|°lI. Spricohquince,
Illd black Naples cur.
10°-%'~. i*v’l!'s."l-#1.-befries
. _ _ P019, belsom "st Anter-
eepi"‘.'wi"‘.’"” "°"‘ .
: . A1so.t|_i_e new or_pur__e Real’ Antwerp which 0
-7:3 i’.”n'a'.-ii :;'s".‘.'..".’§.-'i‘1.i’.“.""'°“ ““’°“‘‘”‘*» 0''
:.' 1 v‘ '.'...:.v r , -
. W_e‘.1uIlI_ to call particular attentiono
' Cont lirse.s_I.oe.k. ..(l»ei'iig -_the:.largest in the state,-)
0! 40 choice varieties.
: - .8.l.1,v0;1*;','njndj%1_*1_ntsa wsm,
9.1.-m -.u.i>p_1y.~or Silver Spoons:
coinsa iii"-d" ("3';‘,"°"'
. 2 .9 .9’ . '|l.V7¢I.In eefForks- alsoevery
“Fa 9‘-~n3.‘90 s,P°°||.5; Forks. Knit"es,.Ladles,.
Q0.-All neatly engraved without charge-and
_‘.!I.|‘|'III*¢¢-. . A-, JACKSON. -
rol OBEAP.‘
. 0 COXPLETEIOC of Jfich ll’ 0 01'
,1 , They may seen alt this Olflcltllt me l.“p.'
' 3 . Pistols, doc.
0_UB.I-I Sud tingle barrel] Guns and Pie-
, , tols, caps‘, shot ‘pouches, powder fis'sks,&e.
for sale by, _. .Wlll. c. srnssr; '
1 "Warkboxes,
FANCY -and plain Work and Traveling Bee.’-
kets and small size Looking Glasses, very
' ' .lACKSON’S.
, For»-Sale or to Let. »
~--SA Dweiiingflouse containing fourteen
'. , rooms,-with.ab_ou_t fonr acres,of.gronnd.
,'Ssjd house Isoelitirel new; never having been
occupied-; comma ng asp_lendio_l.view oflion
Island Sonndendsnrrounding country. Will
be soiden-very reasonable terms; one half. of
9“ P‘“'¢h;||_9. 3011.0! Illa)‘ remain on mortgage.
Enquire of Mr. John Austen or of the sub
scriber. A ’ -. ; -GEO. 0. STREET.
_ Par-inn Ware. ;
HIS rpre- nail bgautifiil kind of useful
‘- and ornainentai‘-“Were, should be'- seen’-by’.
all who have s taste:for;."tbe' beautiful. It is
impossible «to describe tliissvarc, it must be seen
to be appreciated, for sale by. .~ ‘ ‘ .
‘ . , _ _ . -. 'l‘.‘B. GRIFFITH.
_.¢’l-elp, It .
. ~ .-.-4v:_v..ord.eans .
I-3PAIIlED;’§§Id,3‘.|lIi‘e‘d. ' Also a large‘ai-
sortinent_“for' sale at _Ci..:u:x-‘s.
Without liumhuges-'y,... ’
3 0 CO’S Grocery is the place
.o, calculated forpeople to go to get good
,'grocerie_e_4a_t;‘prices_wi_th small profits attached ,
;.to tli,en_i,',and, —purchasers__will always find their
_ __, to be, es,repr_esented, if anything? contrary
from this, they maybe returned and the moiiey
refunded. ;. .Cl_iildi-en are always paid particular
Vattentionto, when sent to their store.
gielivered-within e reasonabledistance.
. ‘mid Plated Spoons:
,, _ HI-J,Y‘i_1o_8a y. thatjclurk has the largest ant
"_ bait" .aasortmen_t, of Silver and Plstec".
_.Spoons,‘. Forks,‘ Butter-knives, Sugar-shovels
ind Salt-spoons, ever before offered in
any 'c‘aiie.iu‘N0rwalk, and that he does sell their.
very, cheap and eougi-aves the name on them ill
a,very‘iIu ri'or manner. If there are any who
do not be ieve it, let them call and be convm’
eel, at No.-2 Skiddy’e Block, Sign of the Rec:
Watch. N
- - Port Monies. _
YOU can find, evcijy variety ‘and prie’e 0:
'. ofort Monies it 0. S. CLARK II.
. 0 .; Se-wing birds.
. v- “H 0 ',-t
I e.'_fl:y()s,’Sf 0:1 :nr"se,e2 Skidd'y’s ‘-
FINE assortment of B0hemian_\_V -1 -:4 '11- V
" siptingpf Vases of‘ most exquigit .. .2J_.:..'-,.
not to be excelled by any
in New 10-'_
fortlie price; Also. a splendid a6fi0‘|‘¢ W
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 8- 0 «-2 ~»
5 .
pgir. “ 1 I . T. B. GltIFFI‘l_ll.':.
Burning_Il'1ufi‘I1; _ ,, A
X“)-.}§YeslI)iperi0r RMIC . Cox-Sr1£‘;i.kPi;’?...
Gold Pens. f _ f _
3 have the agency of anew patent Gel ‘
1.-" 5 comes with‘ the highs:
Pflrtixnswin the country. and is ti; -
A.
W
recommend
- ‘ ' f ' . -
;e,-,,=;-
JUST, Received several cases of, Muslin.
bleached and unbleached. of all "
whichwe .w,il1’seil at prices which-defy 'e'o1n“p‘e"
tition. C. J..GavnAx. __
History. ‘of the French Protelteutlllefugee
from- the-Revocation of the Edict of ,'Nante.i..
or Prejudice at ; cine end its vicuyii,1.y‘_a._c
Trial, by E. M. Stuart; Fisherman of Naples,‘
by Alexander; at _ A, sELLp_:c_x s,’ ‘
v “ nri1viovAr..' _
vMISS Piigrinrhss reinovedzher-.'New. York
' . -'millinery rooms to those recently occu’-
pied by Dr. Fitch in Skiddy-‘s Block, over the
store of O. S. Clark, where may be founcli‘ I
fresh sippl f l t S ri / t ies of a-
llies-‘ H;t_s,«l*‘_l:_))wiEr:,‘RlIbbonl;, gig, t.o.ywb_ic'h the}-_
attention, otflthe Ladies of Norwaikis‘ respect-_
fully -invi.tcd;.,befo're' purchasing elsewhere.
T12 oi" sch‘ aware-.
C 00 Emil .".’,"(§','i'.,i;,1:"_i.ocxwoon_
s and Willow W.Il'¢,
LOCl(WOOD’S.;
' ANGX;Basitetis, wngbn
- -n. ‘$3031’: at ‘
.4
1
our own ‘days, bglll. Charles Weiss .; H_a"|-'g',i_’rét',_ l
anthorfof the. .WidQ vWide World:;‘,Lover upon '
lention. said also by nil napoetobie Dru ,
_ers in Medicine throughout the I-nited 5:18‘:-C“! :.°‘:"
at 87 I-2'cents, 87 cents and 81.50 can s 1 u;. U-kl
lint! Wholesale ofthe pr‘i\rIcll>",£"‘gH°“”'9 ' ' -'
-andvof W. E. BISSI-‘.i.l., i'orI_u y ' - -- v . '
There is in considernbr !I""'3 b’ “H” “tIl::l‘\:‘l.!!
. '9' y
' elares that your Pills ve been the means of saving‘ her,
,. _ ;. . . life. IreIna|n,_Deer Sir, yours truly,‘ ‘ ‘
» (window Glass. ' 19-1!» ”'*-“53- . Gin-1-I) ‘- _ -.1. (mine.
49 BOXES American, Pi-s-ncii, and En MW“ P-1,03" gggzgggmm ow ura-
: flfilish ""““."' sh.” untied’ Ague Female Irregulnri- Rho"-nnnt‘sm
6x8 to 26 x32, for sale at manufacturers. cu ,m,,_,, o M, _ “him” 0, W,“
by ‘ 5‘ -- WM.C. STR . . giicnsconpgtntnrcsfiridugu Serofuln, or h’ing’I
‘ - ‘ ‘ ‘ on 0 n - ~ Evil
' ’. . ,. . . Skin _ Fits . Sore Thrusts
UMPS all kinds for sale by '_ 3;, mo 5- 1, _- ,
P‘o:' A - 0 .9 1: x LOCKWOOD ':~ ;i1;.i‘Ii‘..$. ,:-,§3.'.;£i1'll§.‘§3‘§I3.
- ‘ " ’ - _ 0_‘ II gun I e lououtlux
- . _ _ ,. . . -;- oh h 1,. I
.,-Matol,iesCo.tk,WZl}iIo1?.tll1, .93 so. :_g:I’:EI:np't’i.ozn ii'i.'§'.'.'.'.'i’.£-E.‘-“°" ‘0‘lIi:1?isu::[.c“°”
0E’S Fenu s or s ya I, an III.-A I «W? -1- '"I¢fl
-.ni’er.’&~Har.vey’s lletclies,at,W.holesal'en__nd‘ g'y‘,','.’;{.,,, ,m|::“,::‘;: ',‘;:;fi':,‘::",':.,':'d'
Rflfllli by ' 0- &:E- .K.- - afilsirolnn n whnteveI'cIIIIO-
' . ' . cu,
>; nsnainos. . , A§§§.‘3ii‘:i‘:.li:‘.t';3i:'£.E‘£'§x;‘;{.5:J3fij3_§3§'3§’,E§f:*,°:--
, t t - '_- - ab V ow ‘ ork. Orders for Ie nu, _ ' __
A, ”‘°' —''‘°“ . dressed 'r. n0i.i.owAv...\'cw York, w1il‘r'ei¢':l-V.0u:ll5.:3l-
N. B.—-Directions for the uidance of pl
disorder ‘are auixod to each x- ‘
IINSI GUNS! ..
A . xgweoppiy of single and double har-
. d 1 ri ed. just rec'd.
...-.,‘.-§.‘;§‘$1-‘'i'.',»''''° '" .°wil’ii?c.. s'l'I.!,R.E!I.
nu . “
- The buildiii“ lot réctntl
0!! p
aimed for sale on very. rensonnlila 3Q§'Is,_"_It
consists of about i I-4 00393 0' K0°0‘1Ild’{Wl“|
numerous thrifty and well.-grown fruit“ ind
shade trccs,standing_ tbere0i_i,-a well of of good
and never failing water, withtbe ..celleiE..
f'oun'dation of theformer building, In atone,
walks, a newly erected _picket'-.f'ence ‘ ting,
the same, 570. It is ehgibly situated u n the
‘ main road leading from South. 'No_r_wnl to Do.
rien and but a few minutes_,w_elk from tho.
pot. Any person wishing n retireid: locggiag}
both pleasant Illll healthy; Swill. |.|.I'0.'0iiI.' 3'
opportunity to purchase at a vei;y low. price, 9.
most,b_enu_tiful__ and desirable" ocatiou‘ for s
couhqtryf 1';éi'd3e'n:'e.xI-‘or furthe:-hpsrticnlnrs in’-3
n 0 r. o u in near a reniisee,or
“ s wu.i‘Imis
' d 1600 d re of those
lllligliig in Relnilsttos, the best
goods ever offered in the town,cand the cheap-
est. . J. Gnunni.
of‘ the owner. . ,
No. 40, I-‘nlton st., N. Y.
.- - ft'i>'”t'h‘e
Oflflflflfltfiljfilfilfbf-LE-ilié‘-I.
.Us'[‘_]-¢c,QiVe;d somefine Boxes of alu 13:1 9
you wood, 0. S. CL.=..t=..—..
..__...
M., HQI,.M_E_S ‘haviii withdraw v
_ ,,,-. ;troir_i"'the firm of G. olmes &C->
and nuociated.hiInself with A. ‘J. Minna, ‘win
continuilfheis " ’-3}“ " " "
I,
2:52.25‘ ‘«.-.;s .. ' .. v
2 ,-, ,, you IBuslnoI.?i
st tiieii-~oiii'ntnna.xit. 13 Main street, w,he_:=
they hope to receive-a continuance of “IQ Pl! -‘
lie patronage. ‘ All “ ods will be d01lV°"l'“
within a rensonabier distance.
HOLMES & 1iE1t'.xii1't.;
N01-walk. Feb. 130:, 1354.
' -run «
0h6iPiQ1i9h‘Gr°¢°rY Sm"
HE hubietiliefi would re_turn_their $50012“
' 'nBiic'roi- ticit~veryl1be'*‘P°‘{§;;
-sssfsr. 1|l57il:i-lipid-1é%!9=—!‘?‘l “'0' "9?’ ,,,;_..
by-strict; attention to. she wants of El"? °ff',_e, _
h tr.-n<ls.!!¥.l'*i|‘ .-II$1;.l!°!|9?“."‘°‘ “°°]i.n3' ronn.'~-
_iI'an(_If’rg'eeiv.¢,C.a_,'c0IitinIlI!l!¢¢ °“ °“' _'
sen-€s‘>i;u.;1ns i’e"vie8-M ‘.'-'9’. “°-' "'“‘.'i'.°’.i§ii
sumo seii_.a1l_' zoo-lliin thy-r, hue» gm ,_e"-,0“, 1
ante and of as good :ht1efl':=1:lYn:‘:y° » - “
. . Ill ,, _ -
::;°’,,§,‘,:,°;:;',:g¢ bargains in Teas, Sugar?-.
ti-.., and would
--9
invite an examination of theta
it of Groceries and move-
G. HOLMES & L0.‘
5508:} .,....r, East side Main street.
, Da‘_go,u.wis_Ii_ to see
. 5 ‘ti 1 POCKET CU‘?
rI:"nL%lfit¥:tve=:.h?:i:|.)lu 0N0rwalk'l 9|“ “-'
3'2‘-§g;.f.3,’.‘B]o'cl_v, sign of the Ru?
’ ‘ 0. 8. Guns.
1 '."3'.'. ’
Watch. 1 ’
0. K‘l‘in Pi f Isle
B“°° '”6.3.'n.x
5!
. Locxwoon.
11-1 Siivirii i~,'0,1uv.i1.ii -’
= unit. .2
the! IN! ‘pure :ns.
Norwalk Chronicler