r~'.-,1.-'~v» .~ .,_,._._~.Q.3.;-..-.....g--- - -.1 _ -.-vv.
Great Union Artistis Enterprise.
250,000 Gijzs for Me‘ People £33
.. .......s3o,ooo
Statuary, . . . . . . . . . . . . - - --
Oil Paintings, . . . . ---- --19.000
Engravings, colored in oil,.-... .... ..4o,000
Steel Plate Engravings;.-.... . ......41.,000
Cash Loans, for 100 years each-.. .-. .30,000
RealEst-ate, ....... .... .....-.s4.00o _
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 pie-
‘ tures. many of them the work of master minds
and finall_v.,‘for the purpose_of' giving a world
-wide circulation to
Dar-ley’s great picture of PV3/omizig,
They have determined to distribute among the
purchasers of this work, price 551,00,
250,000 gifts, of the value of $250,000.
List of Gifts.
.MarbIe Statuary, $40,000‘
100 busts of Washington, at $100.. . .-.. $10,000
do Clay, I00. ..... . 10,000
do Webster, 100..-.... do
. do , Calhoun, do do
Oil Paintings and col. Steel Engravings. ‘
50 elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid gilt
fialmes, size 3x4 ft' each $100,. . . . ...$5,000
100 Oil Paintings, 2x3 ft each $50. . ....5,000
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly col-
ored iil oil, rich gilt frames, 24x30 in.
each $10.... _ ,___ ______ __5,()()()
10,000 elegant steel plate engraviiigs, col-
ored in.oil, of the Washington Monument
20x26 each $4 ............. ..,.....s4o,ooo
237,000 steel plate Engravings, from one
hilndrcd different plates, now in posses-
sion of, and owned by" the Artists Uli-
ion, of tile market value of, from 50
cents to 81,00 each . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .$~1I,000
’ Real Estate, 84,000.
1 elegant dwelling, in 3'2dst. N. Y. $12.000
22 building lots in100 and 101st streets, N.
Y- city, each 25x100 ft. deep, each $1000
, $22,000
100 Villa Sitcs,containing each 10,000 sq. ‘
ft. in the suburbs of New York city. and
commanding a magnificent view of the
Hudson River and Loilg Island Sound,
each $500,-~-u ........ ..... ...s:-50.000
Loans of cash, $30,000. '
20-loans of cash, for 100 years each, without
interest or security, 250 each, $5,000
50 do do 100 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 liolderof each ticket, is entitled, first to :1
steel plate engraving, (size 25x30 in) of‘ the
Great flmeriean Historical work of Jirt,
WSZO M IN-1},
A copy 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 oil colors, or one copy of the “\Vy-
’oming,” plain, and one copy of each of four’
other eiigiavings, 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 owned by.
the Artists Union, each picture being in val-
ue equivalent to the “ Wyoming,” and is enti-
tled to one gift for each ticket he holds. A
list of the subjects can be seen at the office of
this paper. , ,
A(‘.E.\"l‘S.—- ersons desiring to become Agents
for the sale of tickets, by forwarding (post
paid.) $1, shall be sent a Gift Ticket, a copy
of Wyoming, and a prospectus, containing all
necessary information. . _ .
It is confidently believed, that the tickets
will be disposed of by the first of Jilly, when
the distribution of Gifts will be entrusted to .a .
committee appointed by the ticket-lioldcrs, I
The steel plates from which the eilgraviilgs’
are printed, can be seen at the office of‘ the Ar
tlstis Union and cost $100,000. Specimens of
the Oil Paintings and Engravings, are also on
view at the rooms,
References, in regard to the property :-W.
C. Barrett, Esq., Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall
st. N. Y. : F. J. Visscher & Co. Real Estate
Brokers, 80 Nassau st., N. Y. , 7 ‘
All orders for tickets, must be addressed
post~paid, with the money enclosed, to
J .. W. IIGLBROOKE, Sec.
33,16 50.’) llroadway, N.” Y.
. ...._—_
$209,090 Worth of ‘Gifts for
A The Peuple .tG'ft t th
' 02) 000 Worth of niagniiiccii i s o 'e
:4 siibscribers of the Rock of Pure Gold.
Each subscriber for one doll-.ir, receives a re-
ceipt for two years’ snbscriptioii to one of the
most interesting, practical and ineritorious
'Mouthly 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‘ knowna:
as Whitlock’s Boarding School Establishnieut.
The house is commodious for fifty persons, sur-
rounded with seventeen and a half acres of
improved land, situated near the Daabnry and
Norwalk Railro_ad., Vfllllefl M 310.090
20 Building Lots in Wilton, Conn., val-
ued at $200 each, 4-099
A most desirable mansion located in an
active, growing village, upon the N. H 000
Y. N. Railroad, valued at . . . . . . ..
The following loans of cash, without interest
or security, for J00 years each :
One Loan of ---------------------- --$20-000
Oli'e.Loanof..--. ----------------- - 7---15.-000
Oiic.Lo-.lnof._ . . . . . . . . . . - .-.. - - - - - -L---10.000
one Log,“ of _ _ _ _ _ . . _ . . . : . . . . . . . . . . . . . . n,000
. . . . . . . . . . . . .7,500
15 Pianos, wolilill 3509 03011
25 do do. 3400 each...-.....-..10,000
15 do do. 3300 eacli.;...........7,500
-10.000 best standard-Books, at $2 each.‘20,000
do well selected Books at 31,50 each 15,000
(1.; e,-gcellent Books, at $1 eacli..-. . 10,000
interesting &.wortliy books at 50 c. 5,000
(1
50 gewing machines, valued at $150 - 7,500
'59 do worth $100 each. .. . .5,000
100 do worth $75 (.‘ftCl1..-.7,5U0
100 Gold watches. valued at 1350 each. . .:'i.000
do pencils,worth $5 each . . . . . . . . . .5,000
Besides other substantial gifts of lll1pO1‘1::l1C0
Of the integrity, honor and ability of‘ the
conductor of this eilterprisc, numerous testi-
moiiials will be presented of undoubted char-.
actor from New York City and vicinity. Please
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Siibscriptions received at the Drug S1‘-0T0 Of
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$75,000 Worth of Gifts. "
ran Tue PEOPLE!
r HE subscribers announce that‘ they have made :ir-
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been pronounced b_v artists and ciniiioi.-zizciii-.-i the inosi
exquisite specimens of the File Arts ever pi-odueev‘. in
this coiintry. They are the works of one of the most
distingiiislied artists of the da_\'. and have becii pi-r-pm-ell
.-it great cxpeusc—tlle’ engraved plates alone h-.iviii;_-; cost
Rl3\'l)l‘All fliousan-l (lf)ll5ll‘S—-\\’l1lc‘ll tl10)' _1|lI'I\isli at lhe low
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< AND L llC'ill‘l_)' seventy live colored eiig-raiviiigs— 5 ' ‘ T11"E3l°0l’5 M”-‘ll’ (I11-usqllcck kalndt Doipestici .- A T p - _ n dyléf{1¥.lAGHIlR’S
ave commence _1Cl1'\V8(." y rips oant - y 0- egg 1-jc voltaic.
Gum-coated E‘ores‘t Pills.
The most extraordinary discovery in the World !
I 1 . O O G". 19 C O
Bottles and Boxes S old x’lnmtaZZ_7/,
And Thousands of Lives saved from aPRE.\lA-
TUBE GRAVE, by this late discovery.
Testixnoiiiuls of the most uiiexceptional cliaracter are
continually pouring in from every Il:1l'1} of the Country,
beariilg witness to the uliparzillclled efficacy of these
medicines-
The following show the number of cases cured, as cer-
tified to by letiers and other ti-stiiiiiiiiiiils, reeeivl.-ll froni
all parts of the Union and Britisli Uoloilics, from the 1st
ol'J.-iilu:i.ry', 1852, to January 1st, 1553, inclusive:
Cases Cured.
i'cpi'cseiiiiiig all the diseascs'o'fllie genital or-
gziii.-:. of the iii-ale and female; the lI1(}:.i. com-
plete and practical work on the physiological
mysteries and revelations of the male and fe-
- male se:-rual sy:-1f-unis ever published, with the
latest €.\'p0l‘illl(.'lllS and discoveries in reproduc-
tion. It illiistintcs uiiatoiuically mid fully with
the plates everything pertaining to the nufle or
female genital systeuis; with a full description
of the causes, symptoms, and most certain cure
of all diseases to which they are liable; from the
secret habits of you tli and excesses of mature age
as iinpo‘.eiiey and iinioceiit or uiiforsceii affec-
tions, sypliilis (primary aild coiistitutional) goo-
Ol'l'lltL‘l‘, blcnnorrliiigic, etc. with nunierous cer-
tificatcs_ol' the most iin paralleled cures everper-
fornicd. Every person both married and sin-
shonld read this work. Sold by Stringer
if '°“'“§°“d:_2'-'2 Broadway, at the Broadway
Dost Office 422-_‘B1‘0a(l‘_\v:I|V, and by the author
'1. Lariiiont, 42 Renae street; corner of Brad-
\\ .ly,~New 1-ork,-formerly from Paris and Lou-
Dyspepsia and habitual Costiveiisss 753
.\'ervo-.is l1l.~30l‘fl9l‘.s‘ 3211-
Geiicivil Debility 004
"Pustules, unliealthy color of the skin 510
Bilions Disorders 1303
.~‘croful-.l and .\lercurial Complaints 491
.l.-: u 1) dice 10;!
Liver Uoillplniiit 306
Salt Rlleuin 91
l-lrysipelas 151
l~'ever :iud Agile 191
Coil.-zuinptive lie-cline, Colds and Cuiiglis 405
Drop.-‘y -LS4
Rnelilnatisin 120
,.Other various disorders T051
1 But a short time has el.-ipsei1‘siiice these greitaud good
.\Iediciilc.~i have been liliulo known to the public, yet thou-
sand.-’ li.-ive already experienced their good effect. inva-
lids given over by tlieir physicians as incurable, have
fouiid relief and been restored to sound uild vigorous
health from their use The great aniouiit of good tlicse
.\lt‘Ill(:lll(‘S have done, lnls induced ilioiisands to recom-
ina.-nd tlicin to their frieii,d.~*. .\lciioi'iilfegrit_v and l'l'._vsi-
clans have sanctioilexl tllvll’ use, and vecoiiiinend them to
the public.
S/toe/mtg Case of Sara/'ula. Cured.
Du. G. W. ll'.\i.si:v— New }'or.’.‘, Dec, 01]., 1352.
l)i-:.\il Sii: -—l dcein it but jii.-lire to
you as the l1l\‘(‘lliU:‘ ola great lllL‘<ll\.'.lllL'; to send _\ on 11
short llistory oI'ill_v own case. I aim t\\'i-ni;.'-.-'ovcii _\'\‘ILl'$
of':ige. At tliirlccil 1 was :lI.i.t|(‘l~'.l:1l \v lll
formed l’ustu!es:uid broke out in liirgc iilci-i-.< on my 11°C“:
to the left ear. About six inontlis sEui-.i- I c«uIH|H‘HL'1"l
using your Forest \\'iiie lind l'ill.-', (f'nlli.\\'i:_.g illL' -i:.i'rch-
ions.) wliich in nine week.-, i-urml nu-. 'll.o .-'¢_‘:iir~. ‘:1 -
though now sound ll\‘:t|‘1\!Sl.l|ilU|l_V of the <!'I'v:1'I-I-1 lg"-"1:
ner in which 1 \\'i|S:11ll1('lL'il. .\f‘i«-i~in-iii-lyloliI‘l«'tjIl)y=Hf
sugeriilg, 1 now rejoice to .<:i_v, ili:it‘1H.\' l_““‘lfrl' ‘"‘- _‘*‘_ ~‘
re.-itol'cd ny your l'4.‘lIl(‘(ll(‘.\“, :ill ‘<1’-xM‘|"£"‘_ ‘1l[“"‘-"“L5 l’“""‘l
quite iilellectunl. \oiir.-", \l'|.\ 1“ -‘l" :$_‘\‘I“'“:_'l-11‘ Um_;‘\,.
Cure of.L”al53’-, , ,,
Tm, lrU”,,,,.,-7,,’ 3-,._,.,i,',,,,,_»,..,_ _.;i.-vii us by Mr. ./o/nmi. I’. f.o_1iolf,
0/* U,.,,,,!/,,: 3', J” .-/l..:(-.< I/i:‘.".lZI‘u.UI'(I'l11’!I']/ .;[]r.~:I.\'_ Q] this
ll'.’m;uiu(.1'l‘II.-iii I'uI'u-/1/-"""‘ .
Du C. W. ll.\l.>'l~Z‘.'—- V Orang7e, .l‘P.'[l. 1-ltli. 189... .
' ' Ju;:.\i: .\_‘.'P.-—_‘.ly wile had an. stroke of
the ,.,,1A_._,., 5,. $L‘\'l‘1'C iliilt her whole sysfcni ivns complete-
1‘. ,,,,,.,,[,-,l(..1, ‘lie (‘-IlILlllI‘.l'-l to grow \\’c:iker _lor ill':ll‘ly
,‘“.,, ,.,.,.I-,4, 1o.<iiigiii-:ii'l_\' all use and SI.‘ll$1lJllll_\' of her
,.,._.,,;~,.,-_,-_ At this tiiiirslio hi-g:iil to take your Modi-
C,-”L_.‘._ -”,,.;,- gilt!-l <-ll’(-.'.-1.-‘ \\'('I'\‘ soon expericiiccd. She
In-giiii -,;i~:.«lii:illy io improve in ll(.‘:lilll; and in :1 Iicw
iiioiitlis l't’L‘U\'L‘l‘l.‘|l eiiiiri-l_v. The ex‘.i':ioriliii2ii'_v ellrc-is
of voiir \VlllC:l1ltll'lll.~‘, in curing lily \vil‘«.- of ii coiiiplnilit
\i~cllc>.\'ei° expected her to get better of, iildiices me, as n
duty I owe to _vourscll':iiid the public, to .-rciiil you this
CL‘l'LlllCll1C.
.lUl'll,.-\N l’. CU.\'ll1'l‘.
1 ;m1;u;q:i:liiitetl with .\Il'.
.'p,l):)ve price; and On completing the sale of the :\l)4|\'§
iluulbcr, will also be enabled to 111155‘-‘lit U! tile ]Hll'Cll‘-‘.-
sex-s of these Engravings the f0ll0\\'lIlg’.S[ll01l(ll1l (lif .-; :
1 Bcaiitiful Farm in Wilton, Fnirlicld -
Cr... Conn., valued at _ $7,:'_..)0
15 Fine Rosewood Pianos, valued at $000 00 7,:.oo
20 “ Melozlcous. “ 15" 00 5‘:‘’'-)‘’
40.121.-i.iy Carved Sofas, _ 3* 40 00 1.600
‘.200 Urquliart’s Celebrated Violins, val-
u,_..\ at - 6 00 1,200
mi; Guitars, valued at 10 00 1.100
10'.) Fine Accordeons, “ 10 00 150$’
15 .-\ver_v’s Crystal Palace Medal Preiilir
uni 1-lowing Mucllines, villucil at 50 00 750
50 Siiperfine Gold Watches, “ 100 00 5,000
50 .1 H .i it 75 00 3,750
50 Ladies “ “ “ 5') 00 2,500
50 Super. Silver Lever “ “ ‘Z5 00 1,251
50 “ "‘ “ “ 20 00 1.000
50 Gent’s Gold Fob Chains “ 30 00 1,500
50 ‘ “ “ “ 20 00 1,000
50 Ladies’ “ “ “ ‘.20 00 1.000
100 Sets Ladies’ Bracelets, ‘K 10 00 1,000
200 “ " Pins it Eur-rings, “ s ()0 ],r();)
200 “ “ Ear-fines “ 7 50 1,500
200 Geut’s Cluster Pins, . “ 5 00 1,000
1,000 Gold Rings with Settings “ 3 ‘,0 3,590
500 -‘ Pencils “ 5 00 2,500
390 “ “ ’ “ 3 50 1,750
5'10 - Pens with cases “ 3 50 1,’7;'..',i
500 Ladies Work Boxes “ 3 50 1.',50
26 Fine Bi-oclie Shawls “ 30 00 coo
10 “ “ “ , _ “ 20 00 ‘200
100 Gent’s Watch 1-‘obs with Seals “ 6 50 cm)
50 Doiihle Barrel Guns “ 20 00 1.1700
50 Pistols “ 6 00 300
1 Steel plate Life’s Happy Hours “,1 1,000
1 ‘* The l’oor Relations “ 1,000
100 Qnzirto Bibles with Plates “ 5 00 500
1000 Clasp “ , 1 00 1.009
woos) steel En ravings, the best likeness of _
‘-‘-; I-lei-lry C ay ever published, valued at 00c 5,000
10-F100 do of l’ower’s Greek Slave “ 25c 2,500
5010 Boxe.-i Oriental Tootll Powder “ 25c 1,250
5000 Pine Pen Knives ' “ - 256 1.350
5000 Thirty \v.«.y'.- of Making Money “ 1 00 5,000
The 9.‘-1l)S1:l‘1llQl's will give to each purcllascr of either
. the above Eugrzivings a numbered receipt, which will
entitle the holder to a share in the Glrrs.
The uiirlersigncd pledge ihcinselves to fulfill the en.
gageinents which they liave entered into with the pub-
. lie, in the most lionorable nianiier.
All orders should be addressed to
, ~ L. W. ABBOTT &’ CO.
Manhatttziz Hotf,-Z, .l\"o.‘ 133 Fulton. St. JV‘. Y.
Or of R.i.\'m.i-3 A: Pi..l'rr, agents for Norwalk.
fig All coininilnications, post paid, enclosing one an].
lav. will W-‘c0i\'0 Pljomllt ilttelltion, and the Engraviiigs
sent by return mail to any part of the eouiiti-_r. ‘
- clinics and Selected Teas.
40 CFIESTS of Green and Black Teas. '
.1. 1‘. Coildit, and know the
ubovc certificate to be true. 11. P. lll'Il{l)_\l.-\r\’,
'23 Cllaiilbrlxs-st., N. Y.
1‘.l§.\lll«Il’.! if you want not your con.-:ti‘lutioli iii__jiircd
by that slow, lurking poi.-on U(l[4I.')lv’l, or other ii_iin-21111
sul).-".:iiiccs. touch not such .lII;L[i(.'[m.'.~' :l.-' coiiiniil them, or
any ullCt3l‘llllll .\l\:LllI.Zll1l: wli:l1cvei', but procure tlio.-o ex-
cellent and pure1_I/ re_1,‘t:t¢i.I.Ie Lil‘-'..‘ii1l.1':lIl()ll$, ll:il.<i-_v‘s Forest
\\'inc and Pills. .
lfyoil have the llyspepsia, or are trouble-d_ with cos-
tl\'L'll0S$, take this \'\’iilc illlll the l'ill.<, :ivcol'i'ling to the
directions, ‘-Hlll you will llicn gel \\'(‘ll. .
If you are nervous or weakly. or have (}lnflul:1.1.L‘(l coup-
teiiiulce, or general do.-bilily, this \\’ino and the Pills, will
rektore you to health and energy. - -
If you have ullllealtlly colored skill, or pimples, or pus-
tules, or blotclles, the.-‘e Isleiliciiie.-; will purify the blood,
and ul':llllL‘,:llL‘ all such liuinors from the skill.
lfyou have :1 weekly coiistitution, aild l‘UCl.yfll1l:St"l\'C>'
too old for your years, take these 0.\'C(‘llt'llt .\1_l'IllI..'l‘llL‘S,
an-l they will iiivigoratc your con.-‘titutioii and loi-lily it
for longer life.
lfyou are llilious, (wliicli may be known by such s_vinp-
toms a,.-: l)1‘()\\',s'll)0.s‘s, Loss of’ Appetite, l)i'/.'/.pless, |ll'L‘il
Toiiguc, kc.) take ii. good dose ofthe forest Pill.-t, and tlicy
will purge fl-uin the stoiiincll and bowel.-t :.lll.!'ll()l‘l)1|'l and
bilious inalter, and thus prevent a fit of sickness, ,:liid
savi-. your doctor’s bill of 10, 20, or $50. _ P
If you llztvc lll0l.1\‘1.‘.l‘ l;'mlipl:tiilt, the l~orest \\ inc and
Pills will cure it. 'l‘liese Medicine.-' exert :i gsoiverlul and
most salutary action on ‘the Liver, and lime lit-cii tlic
nicnns ofcuring tlioiisiln-ls of this ll‘1|ll‘-JCISUHW t1l-'0:\-'e-
l’.\lll«2.\'TS. tllere isilot-. perllzlps’, ii inonlli in the _\'i-air
that sonieloiic of your cliildreii or lll0l1‘lllf‘l‘S ofyour faili-
ily do not coinplaiil ofllcailiiclie, or Iii’/.'/.iii(-.-:5. or hii:kile_.-is
at Stoiiiacll, or have fiiruil ttingiies, or soiie olln~_r unla-
voralilc symptolils. 'l'lic.~' urctlu~l1ii'eboilii1gs oi di.~:or-
der, and sickness, of sonic kind or otlior, soon follows ;
for such symptoms alwilys slinw that bile or niorbi-l inat-
ter cvi.-its in the stomach and bowels. or that 1111‘ -‘_\'.~'101'n
is otherwise rlisordei-ed. 'l‘iiu(*l)' use of the l“orest \\'ine
and Pills will, in all cases, prcveiit sicliiloss from sucli
cuiiscs, and will purify the blood, and pmllllct‘ Siwllglll
‘and niiiinrltioii.
The 1“oi'est Mecliciiics kept illwiiys at hand. to be iiiken
whenever such syiiiptoilis are exliibitcd, will save your
faillily :lll.|1().\'tCl1ill'\El.\,’ froiil sicltili,--‘s, as well as your
ductor‘s bill, \\'lIlCll fl-rqileilfly ziniouiifs to more in :1.
WL‘0li,‘i.llilll sullieicnt of 1’ll(‘SC‘ ML-zlieines ‘lo keep yl5ur
faniilv in good health for yeiirs. _
l..\inl-zs. the Fnl'cst Wine is yI1\ll‘ll1I,*illCl1lQ. 'l‘lii.- pleas-
ant, ngi-ecablc. yet clfuciive lIlL'1ill!lllC‘, ' ' -il_v suits _vour
tleliciiic coll.-‘titi_itioi).-'.. If you are wozikl or 1‘.L‘l'\'0lLS, or
in general ill lléiiltll, this \‘."ine_\vi1l do mi ~-. to restoie
you tliail all other llli:lll('.lll(§.~‘. In all e: 2-.» where bile
exists. oi- the bowels eoilstipiited, the For ‘t. Pills ,:al.-e
slm.iIi‘._be taken. according to the rlircctioi .
.\l.\lfl.\'l~2ll .\.\'l) ‘l'ii..-\\‘i«:i.i-:iz.'il‘ you wish to ii-d yoni-.-elf‘
azainst sickness and -lziiigcrous rlisca ses. which iii:l_v_jcop-
a,PAli]_(~ _-,-our life. prnriilc _\'Oll1‘.\‘(,‘l1' with the l-‘urn--1‘ Wine
and l’ill.-‘. before setting out on long vo_v.'igcs, that _\'ou
lliziy liiive them on li.-ind wlieil l'(‘(]Lll1‘('il. '
Its’? The Forest Wine iirlurge §qll:\1‘C l>ot‘.li~.-', 31 D01‘
botlle;Six bottles for (.:iiil-i-o.i1rd l~'ol~a.-st l’ills 25
cents per box. Geziei-ill Depot, 101 lliuiiie S‘ii'L-ct. cor. oi"
l~I.ldsuu, New York. I"or sale by W. 1:‘. lIlS.~‘l<ZI.L. ' 1iin3
Medicated Inhalation.
A N".i:'3'vV' .l..Ԥ'.33'I HOD
MOST wonderful (llSCO\'G1'y has recently
been inarlc by Di’. CU ITIS, for the cure
of’ Astlinia, Coii.=uinptioii. Broiichitis, Coughs,
Colds, and all Lniig Coniplaiiits, by Medicated
liihalatioii. l)r. Ctnris’ Ilvoi; xxx, or lNli.\l.l.\'G
Hv(:i:.ix V.-iron and Ciiiniiiv Sriurr, ll:l\'i.‘ ac-
coinplislied the most v.'oiidri'1'iil eiin-sof:\.-iliiiia
and Consumption in the City of New York and
vicinity for a few inontlis pa:-:t, ever known to
man It is produciiig an 'llllpl'(‘S.‘-‘l()ll on l>i.-'ca-
se-' of the Liiiigs llL*‘.‘(‘l‘ bi.-fore \l‘li-l‘lz".‘~’.\‘l.'(l by the
niciliczal pi'ol'cs.=.ioii. (See C(,'l'ilflC'.’.lcS in hands
of Agents.) .
The Iilll'..‘.l'."l‘ is worn on the breast, l1llll(-‘l‘1.ll0
linen, without the least l11C0l‘.\‘C'lllC*llC(‘,illellvtlt
of the body being Flliilclflllil to (:vr.poi':ifc the
fluii,l,——supplyiiig the lungs co.'i.ctaiii.ly with a
healing and agi'ee:iblr- vapor, passing into all
the air-cells and p:i.=:-'a.ges of 1licliiiigstliatcaii-
not possibly bc i'enclii:~:l by any other iiiediciiie.
Here is a-case of
ASTXEMJ1 CUIEEJP.
_ l}R0'>'\'i.‘l'.\',_. X. Y., Dre. '20.’/4, 185.‘).
For ubmil i-i_;li*. _ve:ir.; I luivr bc-(-n H‘\'t‘l'(‘l_\' :!illl‘,flI_’(l
with the .-\.-'tliiiin; for the l:i..*t two _\'L'1|.l'>' l lizivc .\'lllll‘l't'll
l)i‘}'0ll€ll1ll1ll}' po\\'l‘~i‘s o1"ilv.-‘('.i'i;’-‘iioliz, iiionfli.-' iii ii time I
have not liccn iiblc to sleep in :1 bi-ll. ge‘.iiii_;' wli.'it re.-'1 I
could sittiiig in my chair. _‘i.’y ,dillicull_v of iil'(?lllllll_'_:‘,I
illlll i-.i_v siifleriiigs, were so ,’,;’l‘L'il1 at iiilics, that forlionrs
i.1lgi!1lll‘l"1I1_\' frioiids exported earli ll0lll‘,\\‘0l‘llll be my
last. 1.‘-nriiig the pii.-*1 six yciirsl liuve liilil the .-lid and
:itfcinl:iiir:e (ifmiiic of the 1Il0>'1. (‘0lL‘l)l'1l.1l‘ll }.ll_\'.\‘l(‘l.’Ill:~',
hilt have reci-ived no perinniieiit benefit’, and but little
relief. I at lt"‘.lj.;'ill had the goal foriniie to pi'oL-lire: lir.
Curtis’ Hygeiliiii or 1i-iliiiliiig l'l_\'_‘{I":lIl Vapor and (‘liei'ry
Syrup. -At the time I first obluiiicd it, I \v:i:-‘ siilik-i'ii:g
under one. ofiny most \‘iol(~iii illtnclr.-1. and was in gl‘(‘:lt
distress, almost siiffoc:1’fiiig for want of lii'c.-itli. In less
than ‘ten iniiiiitvs l'roiu the (line 1 applies‘. the lllll.’1l(‘l‘ to
my stoinncli. and look iitciispooiifiilofthe Ciiei':‘_\'>‘,vi'ii'p,
I was relieved in it great iiie:isiii‘i~ froin the diliiciilfy of
lirczitliing, and liaiil :1 coinl'-'.i't:ible iii}.-flit. l lnivr since
continued it with the f,"l'(‘1Il(‘.~‘i po.-.-‘iblc bi-nnlil, and mu
now coinpai'.'lti\'ely well. (ind oiil_v know.-' the iiinoiint
ofsulferiiig this iiic-li_riiic ll1l.~‘l'(‘l'.L'\”t'(l inc fioni. My lul-
vicc to the S|l1ll'l'lllg’ lS,——’l‘li\' rr.
l\l.\IlC.\lllC'l‘ lI.\.‘5'i'().\'.
CCNSUIVIPTIGIW GUI‘-1 E123.
' ’ .\’l:w Yr.-ii:-:. I).=c-. 22711:. 135:}.
I came to New .York in the ship ’l‘<-l«-;:i‘:ipli : lily iizliiro I
plzu-e i.< St. John, .\'r-w lil‘llll.~'\\'l(,'l\' ; wlienl l'('2l('ll("l this
city. iny lieiilili was \'l:l‘_\' poor: had :1 very bzid ('li1l;;'ll,
l'lll.\'('(l :1 good 1lC:llOf1lltll1l'l', wliiitll was lrl-qiu~iifly inix-
I-sl witlrblood ; bad pn.iil in lily left side, and w:is vi-rv
weak and 1.-iiincizlli-ll. .\ly frieiids .1 .ul |Ili_\'.~‘l\'l:I1l yr..-
nouiirexl lily case Consumption. and bcyoiid the l‘(l1c'I of
1l1I~:hc§nc_ J;iccidc:i1:ill_v lirzird ofllr. (Yiii-ii.-" ll_\'1,Q:l.11.'l,
HI‘ lulialing llygeini Viipor flllil Cliei-l'yS_\'riip. mid 1)lli::lll-
ed a pzickiigge. which I verily in-1‘ vii was the iiii-nizs of
.‘~‘.:l\‘l|ll.' in_v life. Soon aft:-r r.'i~:irii2_: the l11llfll(‘l',
it relii-veil the pro:-siire on lily liiiigs, iiiiil iiffer :i while
the «li.-i-ilse iniide its :ippc:ii':ince upon the surfal-o midi-r
the lnliali-r. 1 look the ('lierry Svrup as dii-i-ctod. :ind
L‘(|llll1l!lF.‘<l to do so, my coiioh rri-‘:1i‘.iial|\' <:i'o'.viiig ln.-ffoi-,
until it f'll1iI‘1:l_V left life. and I in-w (‘01lS.l(l‘(‘l‘ iiivsi-Ifciiretl.
l.-“fill \\’e:n‘ the liil.:il«-r. as the 1151,‘ of it is rzitlier plu.'ls-
-'|“t-, 511"‘ l"‘llt‘\'lIIt.' ll. stwiigiln-iiiiig and piirifying to the
liings, I feel unwilling ill ]l1‘(‘S('lli. to 1l1.\‘[‘i1‘ll$.'(‘ with it.
JOIIN \\’O()D. '
Sold by 1303. n .e 1’.-\UL. No. 40 Cortlaiidt
.I<)ti-_c:et.}j§- .1 alnd W. 1-1. BISSELL, ilorivalk.
rice ‘.5. a pat: rage eoiitaiiiiiig a. bottle -of H‘-_
£193" 1'-"P0]'» 0110 Or Cllcrry Syrup, and an Iii-
halcr ; or four paclrages for->310. tfxviii
ECEIVED this day no £1.-:‘._.I$._-E’},.i' those
Bleached 1‘ll1Slll'l;< in lteniiizinls. the best
goods ever o€_i‘I.-i'i~vl in lllL‘ towii, and the clieap.
est. 0. J. Gi:L'.\i.\x.
»New Publications,
History of "the French Protestant Refiigee.-,
from the Revocation ofthe Edict of Niintcs, to
our own days. by M Cliailes Weiss ; Mzirguret,
or Pl‘('jll(llCe at Home and its Victims, by the
author of the I’Vide I/Vidc If-’orld ; LO\'l'l' upon
Triail. by E. M. Stiiart; 1~‘islierni:in of ‘Naples,
by .-\lL'.\1‘;l.llLl(3l‘ ; at , A. SHLLECK‘ '
- TEAS.
TIIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
1513148 Supply of f’--.-:-li TEAS. of all qualities
3”“ l3l‘ices. l)on‘t forget to call at
IIOLMES dz Co's.
LACKING as is Blocking. It need only be
applied to the lcatliur with a sponge or
brush. It needs no ru"~biiig, but makes £1.-llllf‘
polish, will ilot iiijiire the leatlier, but ll1.'llU‘S it
soft, and is a good preventive in wet wcatlici-.
For sale" at LOCKWOOD’S.
FRENCH MERINOES.
RECEIVED this day. a large lot ofbcsf. qua]-
ity of French Meriiios, direct from auction
will be sold at a great l)iI.l'g‘{\ll),l)y . _
. C. J. G-RUMA_-N.
Coffee and Teas, warranted .to_ please;
inprice and quality, they vdely superiority. ‘
G. HOLMES & CO.
1 IANCY Basketts, Wagons and Willow Ware
all kinds, at
LOCKWOOD’S.
rofiilil. \\ iiicll.
lie iv the collar bone, :iiid‘froiii thence (.‘.\lUl1\l!..\l in-:.i'1,'»‘ U0 -
don. Price $1, mailed free 00 postage to any
ad(li'css, securely scaled.’ Address all letters
box 71 Bi'o:ulway,.l‘ost Uflicc, New York.-
Agents W.i1llBCil in every town. The author
cures all the (l1S(‘.:lS(‘S treated on in the work,
athis old oflicc. -l2‘I{eade..street, corner of
Bro:id\vay,’f'roin'11 A. M. till 2 1’. M., and from
0 till 9 evening (Sunday from 2 fill 2-} P. M.)——
N. B.——Not the 11_L'l1g Storq. Iy4l
,.._-._.
URE .\f_ai-seilles ()ig—Especially for Table
use, jii.-i. received at l5issi:i.i. s.
3E‘cr Sale Cheap.
MODERN Built square box family wagon,
.-iiitalllc for one or two liorscs. It will be
Enquire at the
3t3
Pure Vegetable Hair
E1011 ])1'CSL‘l'\‘lllg',. lJC:l_l‘li-ll‘)'_lll.g' and‘ giving
. gloss to the hair. (mod for ladies, gen-
tlemcn and children. We know its good qual
itics and warrcnt every bottle,'.it
A. JACKSONS
Silversniith and Jeweller.
Feed, Feed."
TIIE subscribers keeps ‘constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,
and no growling. Give us :1 call.
HOLMES & co.
Rapp’s G-old Pens.
UST Iicccivcd a large lot of Adani William
P. R-.ipp’s 1’:i‘.eiit Niche Gold Pens. These
Pens embrace all the properties contaiiicd in
the finest quill pen. and for durability they can-
not be surpasscd. Every pen is wai-i'antcd to
wear 20 years, if well used. Call and examine.
A. JACKSON, No. 5 Maine-st.,
Successorr to C. E. Disbrow.
.
1-it ' _
.-old cheap for want of use.
LE.-.'/.i~:‘;'i i~: Oi‘i-‘iCi~:.
"Iron ‘and Steel.
MERICAN, English refined, and English
common Iroil, assorted square, round and
flat, horse and ox shoe shapes, nut, band, hoop
and bolt-iron. Cart and wagon fire, cast Ger-'
man. Eiiglisli blister, spriiig and American
steel, &c., for sale by \VM. C. STREET.
Fanning Mills.
‘ F the fzii-iners want their grain cleaned well
and l‘-a.-it, let lll(:lll go and buy ofCiiiciii.:s'rl:i:
'rii.\w cutters, lIovey’s pziteut spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the niarl.'et,= at
CIIIC-I~lFSTER'S
NE W BOOT, Sl-IOE,
Va I ‘
Lcaflier & lllllfllllg Store
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
IIE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that he has taken a store on the west side
of the bridge, opposite the Post Ofliee, No. *1
Water-st., and filled it up in good order, wliere
may be foiiud ntall tiiiics a large stock ofgeiit’s,
ladies-' and elii~ldren’i§ Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, iiiaiiiifactni'ed by us expressly for
this inarkct. by the best of‘ workiiicn and of the
best niaierials; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor lis with -.1. call. Custo-
iners’ work made to order. with ncafness, and
despatch. A share of public p§ll-l‘0Il:lg0 is re-
spectfully solicited by J. P. IIANFORD, Jr.
Particular attention paid to repairing in
all its branches. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.
‘ Lubin’s Extracts
THE snbscribei' has now’ on hand the most
complete -.issoi'tiiieiit ever before offered in
N(ll'\\'flll{. Piitclioulcy, Sweet Brier, West End,
New Mown Ilay, Cilroiiclla Rose, Jockey Club,
lllugiiolia, Sweet Pea, Sweet Clover, &_c. ; also,
a large stock of Eiiglisli, French and German
Colognes ; Ilnir (ii/s, Shaving Soaps and
Creams, &c., &c. '
PURE BAY WATER, at Bissi=:i.i.’.=.
The Wonder ofthe Age.
y XCELSIOR Faiiiily Starch, a superior ar-
ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch
now in use ; it produces a Beautiful Polish
without gnnliiiing the Iron or Fabric. For
sale by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, .\iEEKI-lli
61: CO., who can furnisli it to (leulei-s at Factory
Prices.
S(.'/ti/lg of C’/leap .’
Fill? sr.ibsci'iliei' is selling his Watches,
Jewelry and Fiincy Goods at 25 per cent.
reiliietioii in prices. If
line clic-up call at No. 2 Skiddy's Block. sign of
(Tie lied Wiitch. O. S. Ci..\i:i<.
Sitter (tltrl Plu/czl Spoons, For/cs,
J3/.tHi?r (iml I'll)-nit 1P7'ttUC.Y, silver
.§- plated Nap/.rz"2z Rings, .00.
l[.-\. VE a very fine stock of the above goods
_. . on hand wliich will be sold much less than
can be bought by })Lh'llCl'S, and liaiirlsoiiiely cil-
gravcd witliont cliargc. O. S. Ci..-mic,
‘ 2 Skiddy-"
T
s Block
Spring Lair.-cs, ézc.
‘ET B would call the aiteiitioii of all in want
to our new and well selected rtock of'
De Laiiles, Prints and Giiigllliiis, which C01-1'1.
prise the liaiidsoiii;-st styl-cs ever offered in this
l)l{ll'l(Gi'., and at prices which cannot fail to
plca.si- the most economical. All Wool de
Laiiics of the best make imported, in large va-
ricty and at extremely low prices.
C. J. GRUMAN.
R EAT) A: FULMI«.‘.R"S Croton Metallic Fire
' proof l’:iint.—'l‘his article is ackiiowl-
ed,-red by all who ll‘.\\'(3 used it to be siipcrior to
any other Ptlllll. in use. It is proof agziiiist the
action of the wczitlicr and fire, and is cheaper
tlian other paints in coiiscqiiciicc of its gillfillg
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
face, twice much as some. Give it a tri-.il.
V. A. "IIICIl,ES'.l‘ER, Agi-nt,
‘i.-Vatclies, Jewelry, Silver-Ware.
Vxfifi have added to our stock the present
\\'c(_-l{. a l(1l'_!L'C new stock, iuakiiig our
stock the lai'gest ai.-dbest to select from we
have cver bad. You can buy goods l‘l;.;lli. of
A. .I.-\Cl{S()'.\’.‘/Ienr (lit JIHII.
E7’.
Ei’11Rl'l)esriptii>n of Job Work, executed
Neatly, Cheaply and Quickly, at the Ga-
’/.i;tlc Job Olllcc.
lI.l.l5R’S Water Proof Blocking, whole-
sale and rut-.i_il, by
C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD.
“—PTI.'ERY of our own iii:iiiiil’aictiii'e and war
ran ted. C it’. E K LOCKWOOD
J usi: Published.
-llii Old Brewery. '
Angel Whispers by D. E. Eddy.
Life among the Flowers. by Laura Greenwood
Pulpit PDl‘l~l'fl1tS and Pen Pictures.
l)c(,liiincey‘s letters to Young men.
Autographs of Freedom.
./lli-s. Pal-tiiigtoii’s Carpet Bag.
llasln-s of Aincricnn Iluuior.
Moral Aspects of City Lif'c, by E. II. Chapiii.
Little .\llllT_‘y', by H. Trusta, author Sunny Side,
clc., etc. ‘
-\'t"\V .-\In==fr.~i'(l:ini, or New York as it was in the
(lily.--' of the D“.ifcli Govr,riioi's, by Prof‘. A.
Davis. Just l‘( ceived by E. E. KNAPP.
E*.'l’e'xr Spring Goods.
W13 are now_i-eceiving onr. endless variety
of new and d..-sirablo Spring Dry Goods,
P=‘1)“" H5111.‘-’;l'l8‘-“. Window Sliiides. Carpeting,
Matting. «be. direct from the large auction
sales in New York. and will _u:i\'0 our custom-
ers many great bargiiiiis in good goods.
- C. J. GRUMAN.
9‘ India 12......-~
ACK-COMES, ii new aiirl beantifiil article
B for .\Iisses to wear, at JACKSONIS.
SOAP..
SUPERIOR article of Washing Soap at
, the low price of Two Dollars per Barrel,
wari-anted to give perfect satisfaction or the
money returned. _ The highest price paid for
Tallow and Soap Grease. ‘ll. BISSELL’S.
you want goml.-‘ in my .
I-.\lPO1l'1‘ANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Great Sale Q/',Reruly .-Made ClotIii'7ig'.'
1LOMAN & TURK would announce to the
1 people of Fairfield County, that they have
recently made a very _ large -addition to their
former stock of W'cl1 Made and Fasllionable
0l.0Tl'||NG l
for men and boys, which wi 1 be sold on the
C’/Leap, One Price, Cash Syxtewz .’
and all who are in want of a good garment for
a little money, will find itfor their advantage to
call at the J\"¢r-w York Branch Clothing Store,
where will be found in part the following arti-
cles with priccs nflixed .-
500 Frocksand Sacks, of Broadcloth,
V Dorskiiis, 'l'we.cds and Fancy
1 Cassiincres, from $2 to $12
1000 pairs Pants,_of all shades and '
colors. for Laborers, Mccliiliiics
* and Biisiiicss Men, from 1 to 5
200 Vests, of new patterns arid de-
signs, all varying in quality and
price from 75c to ."-l
--ALSO-—
Bosoms,co11ai-s, glovesflsiispenders, sliirts‘,_
stocks, scarfs, liaiidkorcliicl'.~i, shoulder Braces
——in short, every description _of Gen!Iem.en’s
Fiwozzshiiig Goods, besides many other articles
too niimerons to mention.
N. B.—l~.very article will be marked with the
Lowest Price on it, with no deviation, and we .
defy all competition in regard to Prices and
Quality, as many articles will be sold than the
cloth can be p1'oeiircd to make them up. .
Call and see under the Conn. l-lotcl.
Harness Making.
I-IE subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal pati'oifagc bestowed on him the past
five years by the citizens of this and the adjoin-
tng towns, and would iiif'orm them that he has
constaiitly an hand a large aesortmeiit of '
Smldles, Hrzrncss, .'Priu2l.'s, Vali-
ses, W /rips, (,’m°g)et_
Bags, 5'6.
wliielihe will sell iniicli less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of miitcrials are
always used and perfect satisfaction guarautied
on all work executed at this establisliinent, or
the money returned.
fijrfii“ W e have now on liiuid and are making
up to order, sevcml sctls ofvery lightand tasty
double and single I~I.:1Il‘J\”E.S’l‘v‘.- which will be
found superior in iicatiicss, and be-.iuty of liiiisli
and workiiiansliip, to aivvtliing ever exhibited
in this niarkct be-f'ol'c.".”I=‘;’.w '
S])(.'('f(I.] atteiilion paid 10 Repailriing, wlrieli
-will aI'wa_1/3 be done at the short:-st
' notice, and in the neatest
1ll(l.'lllc'1’.
I:-?.li1sf call-.iiid see yourselves.
F. BRADLEY,
Under Conn. Hotel.
1853, Aug. 9.
New Canaan Nursery.
STEPI-IE.’ IIOYT &_C0.'
H.&VE on hand and offer tor sale at - their
Niii'series_.sitiiated one and a half miles
east of the village of‘ New.Canaaii, and three
aild ii lialf from Norwalk :
Apple, Pear, (standard ,
1’liiin, Clierry, Apricots (on plum and pU‘d.Cll'
stocks,) and Quince Trccs.
Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf‘, Fraiiconia and (the true) Red Ailt_we1‘p,
English Gooscberrics; Ciirrants,black English,
red and white Dutch,siipcriorvarictics ; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.
Oli.\'A.\Il~IN"[‘.\1. Tii'.:i-:s.—lloi-se Chestnut. 1001111‘
tain ash, silver maple, larcli, spruce, lialsain fir
and arbor vitirs. For vigor and liealtlifuliiess
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country.
Special regard has
of’ the varieties of‘ our large stock of apple trees,
that they be siiclvas are of healthy, strong and
vigoroiis growth, abiiiidant and regular bcar.ci's.
and the most valuable llldl‘l(()t varieties. These
Nurscrses now occupy more than 15 acres of
land, einbracing more than 200,000 ciiltivated
Fruit Trees. 1345
C
pocket;
U'1'LERY.—A splendid assortment of'Anier-
ican and Eng-lisli Cutlery. both table and
Please call and examine.
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
'1
, Fancy E2-‘roads,
THE place to get thcin is at Bissi:i.i.'s,
where you will find Ladies’ and Gent’s
Port Monies from (id. to S5 00; Hair, I[at,:
Tooth. Nail and Clothes Brushes; DrcssingIvo-
ry and Back Combs; Razors. Knives, Scissors,
Ilanrl .‘.lirrors'. Fancy Boxes. Walletts, Pocket
Books, with every variety of Fancy Goods, at
prices lower than can be found in Norwalk.
Cheap for Cash.
‘HE siibscribcr would offer for sale clieap for
cash French and Ameri<:an'Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China and'Bohcmian
Ware; fine (lerniaii Accordcons and Violins.
Call and examine. '1‘. B. Gilli‘-‘FE’l‘.II.’
Shaving, and Hair-dressing.
AEsubscribcr is still to be found at his old
T stand, west-side the Bridge. ready to serve
his customers, in all the dcpartniciits of shav-
ing, ll0.l1‘(I.l‘CSSlll"‘, head cleiisiiag. &c., the. His
Ill‘.-lily years expécriencc in those braiiclics, fihc
(leeinsa sufficient gii-.u'-aiitcc of his ability to
please all who may fzivor him with their pat
roiiagc. Pi-.rtieiil~.ii' atlriitioii paid’ to the clit-
ting and dressing of cliihlrciis’ hair. Sick per-
sons waitcd on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for Sat -at
his News Depot. and is Agent for Adams ii: Co's.
Express; all packages left to his care, will be
promptly forwarded. - «
22 May 25, 1853. GEO. W. JENNINGS.
Zinc Paints.
lllfl subscriber offers a fill‘ assortment of the
celebrated Zinc 1’-.lii~.f . unprisiiig snow
white, white, pearl and _ ‘round in oil,
iiiaiiufzictiircd by tll" ’ ‘. Zinc Coili-
paiiy,’-’ and for so‘. - - -mi, prices.
'1 fl: {Jo
-- Paper. .
...‘. .I‘d.W, lliiinilla and Hard-
\\’:‘.i-' .\. ;-'-.ppiiig_1’ap'cr, Cap and Let-
tcr Paper, at '..‘.=i prices, just received, at
* BISSELUS.
New Goods.
OCKET Ciillery 1, ‘Z, 3 and 4 blades new
p-ltfei-iis, a large assortnicnt; Fishing
'l‘acklc.lof the most approved qualify; Pru-
ning Killvcs, grass liooks, prunilig shears, sick-
les, gardcii trowels, patent gafc liiiiges and
ketcllcs, &c., just received and for sale by
WM. C. S'l‘REET_,
Nails, '
IN quantities to suit piirciiasi-i's at lowest
rates. at . C1lICIlES’l‘I'.' IS.
Napkin Rings, .
SILVER and Plated, a new lot. and cheap,
at ’ .IACKSON’S.
of all kinds.
-well to call at
ARDEN Rakes, Spading forks. lloes long
and short handled manure forks, shovels
1": rulers and Garduers would do
l".. VA Cuiciii-:s'i‘i«:ii
‘SCUEH NORVIALH. STOVE DEPOT.
Be it Known
O the Iiihabitants of Norwalk and vicinity '
that the subsci-iber is still driving business
at his stand, corner of Main and West sti.'e'e_1.s,
South Norwalk, where may be found constantly
‘on hand a general assortment of Cooking, Par-
lor, Shop and Ollice Stoves, which in outside
dress present ll very plcasin g appearance; but
the most iinportant of all is their internal ar-
rangcmcnt, which combine economy in coil-
sunlptioii ofl-‘iirl, grrat extent of rmliatiiig sur-
face, perfection in linking and niildness oflieat ;_
a weeks trial is better than a thousand refer-
enccs.
In addition to the above may be had in any
qiiantities. Tin, slicrt iron copper. brifiiiiia. ja-
pan’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
English Cutlery, sewiii«,-,- birds. portable caldrons
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel. sad iron
llC{li.C'l‘S, furnaces, stove and boot lll:lClilllg,c0fl.l
hods, force and suction pumps, well pumps
weatlier proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass.
zinc copper and iron, iron wire and rods. brass
and enameled kcttlcs, etc, etc. Mettlc Roofing,
Plumbing and House Jobbing, done with dis-
patch and warranted, llcutrrs and Raiiges set
to order. Reiiicinbcring with griititndc the fa-
vors of the public, I still remain their most
obedient servant. F. H. NASH.
South llorwulk. Oct. 20. tf-L
Building Stone For Sale. -
HE siibsc‘i-ibcr has for sale a large quantity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCH.
Oct. 10th. ’ . W4!
and dwai-fs,) Peach,-
becn had in the selection
,.
N. '_Y. &. N. H. Railroad.
1354. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, I854.
' C'omn_imcz'ng May 15,1854.
Trains to New»York‘.
I From. JV‘:-w Haven. . »'
CCOM.-\fODATION——At 5.30, 6.45, and
_ 10.15 A. M. and 4.30 r. M. ’
EXl’Rl'2SS——At 9.35 A. M. and ,1.10_ 1.50, 0.25
I’. .\l. .
From JY‘or1vaIlr and Port Chester.
6.00 A. .\1. ; from Port Chester, 'at'5.30 A. M. and
3.50 P. M. g _ '
'1‘-rains from New York.
‘ ~ - For JV‘.--u_: Haven. ‘ ,
Acoo.\iMon.i1'io.\‘—-.-‘It 7 aiid'11.30 A. M.,; and
at 4.10 and 5.15 P. M. The 4.10 r. M. train is
Exp:-e.-s to Greenwich. , .-
Exruicss--At R .l. M., ; 3.00 and 4 r. M .—Tlie
8 .\. .\[. train stops at Stainford and Bridgeport ;
the 3.00 r. M., at Stamford, ‘Iorwalk and Bridge.-
port; the 4 1’. _\I. train at Stamford.
For Port C/ie.-rter and J\"orusa.lk. ,
Sri-;ci.\i. AC(‘1).\l. 'l‘ii.\i-x.‘-:—.-\"c 8.45 l. .\l. and
0.30 1‘. 11 for Nor'walk,.aiid,,l.30 r.:.\l._and -1.20
I’. .\r. for Port Chester.
‘or BOS T0./‘V’. via Ifru‘/_/brd, Springfield
- unrl Hv’;r¢‘e.v!e1'. - .
E.\’PliES.a' at S A. ii. and 4 r. M. Dine and Sup
at Spi'iiigfield.
For Carmel-!r'czn‘. Rim-r, I='ermun.t Railromls,
and ./1Iantrea_I..
lixi-iiiz.-‘s—.-‘rt 8 A. .\l. Dine at Spriiiglield.
For ./lceuninlmlution '1 ‘rain of tlie .N'ew Ha-
lll'II, Ifurlforil. and .S'rring/i'cl«.’ R. R.—At
ll.2lG .i. .\i. and 0.00 r._li.
For Canal R. R.—-At S and 11.30 .-i. M.
For ./Vow 1"[[l!!(.‘Il (mil ./Vcw London R. R.
l‘]Xl’li1‘I.\‘S—.-U. S A. M. to New London, Nor-
wicli, Stoiiing-ton and Providciice, and 3.00 1’. M.
to New London only.
' For Hzmsutonic Railroad.
I'.‘.l'pre.s-.-.-"-—-At S .\.' .\I.
For .»’\"augu!ucI.: Railroad.
.IE.rp.~as’s—At 8 .1. Muand 3 1‘.,':“M.
For 1)a.iibi.'ry and ./\"ui-wall: Ra.-‘J-roml.
.7cco'm.—sAt 7 and 8.45 .v. M. and Express at
-1.11) r. .\i. _
’1'rm'ns to .;\"¢-w Y or]: from ./\"ofwalk- _
Ai'(:o.\i.—At 0, 0.16, 9.05, and 11.40 A. st., and
5.50 1'. .‘-1. -
1-Jxi-iii-is-'.—At 10.-1.2 .i..\i., at 2.15 and 10.30 r.M.
Trz.-ills to .I‘\"‘<.-w Haven from,__JV'orwal/c.
A(.'l:o.\i.——At 9.21 .\.M., at 1.54,"fJ.'-L0, 0124, and
T-.:;‘-:) 1'. .\i. EXl’1ll-ZS.s‘—.\i. 5. 1’. M.’ ‘
Sec large bill ofarlvcrtiseiiiciit at the Station
l'I0ll2~‘(.‘S and principal lloti.-ls.‘
GEO. W. WHI.S'l‘LER,-Ji:., Sup’l.
Banhury 8'. Norwa1k_Rai1 Road.
SL’.\l.\[ER ARRANGE.\lE.\'T.
Co.\i.\ii:.\'ci.\'u l\l.\Y 15, I854.
_ Trains will run daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows: ,, . . . ‘ . _
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALR
1st Passenger at 6.50 A. M.—Arl'iving at
South Noi-walk at 8.00 A. M. and connecting
with the 0.45 A. M. Accommodation Train from
New Haven, stopping at all stations.
2:! Ptissenger at 3.45 1’. M.—Connc-cting at
South Norwalk with the 4.30 1'. M. Accommo-
datioii Traiin l'rom New Haven, stopping at all
statioiis. 1’:isseiigei's going East from South
,,.'\‘orwalk, will take the New York 3.00 r. M.
l~.xpi'css Trail) to Bridgeport and New Haven.
Jrl Passengers and Freight at 5.30 P. .\I.—
Aiwiviiig at South Norwalk in time for Passen-
gers going East to take tlii-5.15 1’. .\f. ace. train
from New 1 ()l‘l{ ;,and for those going West, the
0.2;) 1’. .\i. Express Tr-.l'in from N cw I-Iavcn, pass-
ing the 0.25 l’. .\i. .l.’:l.'*‘S€ll§_I,(3l‘ Train from South
Norwalk at Wilton at 6.48 1-. u.
son-:3 NO11WALK,lI0,7DANBUnY.
sciigers from the New York '7.00".l. M. and the
- _ New Ilavcn, 0.4:‘. .i. M. Aecoin. Trains, and ar-
riving at Danbnry at 10.35 A. M., stopping at
all statioii:-:. ‘
2:1 Pu5SL’)l,',’(‘)‘ and Freight at 11.05 A. M.——-
Receiviiig Pns.=engers from the 8.45 A. M. Train
from New York. and the? 9.35 A. M. Express
Train from New I-laven, receiving and landing
Passengers and Freight at all the way stations.
and arriviiig at l)aiibiii~y at 12.50 1'. .\I. This
Train will wait twenty minutes, should either
Train be delayed-as long.
33/! .Pas.9enger at 0.25 P. M.7—Receiving Pas-
sengers from the -1.30 r. M. ace. Train from New
luvcil, and the 4.10 P. .\I. ace. and express train
frniii.Ne\v York, and ai-rivi,1lg at Danbury at
7.35 r. .\i.'. stopping at all stations,
’ Slag,-cs from Ridgelicld Ceiiti‘e_riui to Rid ge-
iirlil Statioii so as to ' couiir-ct vi 1111 the 0.50
A. 11.. and the .;I,~'.l5.P..\1.,;Il‘:§ll1S,—lill(‘l return on
the arrival at the Ridgi,-'l‘irl:l"Statioii"ofthe 9325
A. M. and 0.25 P. M. tmiiis.
HARVEY SMITH, Snp’t.
Danbury, May, 1854.
S'l‘O.\?l.\'G'I‘ON LINE, forllostou, Providence,
_ .\ -av.‘ Bedford, and 'l‘aLinton.—Inland Route,
without change ofears or detention, earrving
the Eastern Mail. . '
The steamers C. VANDERILT, Capt. Joel
Bowiis, in couiiectioii with the Stoninglon and
l'i-oviilciicc, and Boston aild Providence Rail-
roads, leaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
0911*-'-‘ll-l from Pier No. 2 N. 11.. first wliurfa'cove
B-.itiei'_\-'-place, at 5 o'clock P. M.. and Stoniiig-
ion at 6 o'clock 1’. M2, or on the arrival of the
.‘~l-.iil'ti°aiii. which leaves Boston at 5 1 2 P. .\I.
Tlicse Sic:1lll'v‘1'51l1'e unsiii-passed for strengtli,
s.-al'cf.y, $116011, conifort and elegance. The ofii-.
ccrs are experienced and attentive.
The natiiral :l_(l\’d1li:l,g‘eS of this route are su-
perior to any o.-her. Being shorter and more
direct, the trip is more pleasantly and expedi-
tiously pci'f'ol'mcd. while p-.issciigc'rs can always
rely on l‘C‘.‘.Clllllg their destination in advance
of those by citlicr of‘ the other routes.
The Co_u.\ioiioiil-2, from New York——.1fonday,
Wediicsilay and I*'rid-.iy. From Stonington_
Tuesday, 'l‘liursda'y and Satunlay.
The C. VA.\’l)F}ltllil.'1‘, f‘roni New York-—Tues-
day, 'l‘liiii'sday and Satiirday. From Stoiiing-
l,oii—Moiiil:ul, Wednesday and Friday.
N. ll.—l’assciigci's on arriviiig at Stoiiington.
proceed iiiiiiicdiatcly per steamboat -train to
Providence, Boston, "l"aiintoii and New Bedford,
or by accoiiiiiiodatioii trains f'roin Stoniiigton
at (3 1-2 A. M. ‘
A Baggafgc-Miistcr accoinpanies the stcanier
and lraiii tlirougli each way.
For p:i:=s:ige, bcrtli:-1, stiitc-rooins, or freight,
application may be made at Pier No. L’, N. R..
or at the office. No. 10 .B2ittci'_x,'-place. '
blew ‘élcrk £9 Liverpool U. S.
.I?3:.§.l.EEa S‘.2Z‘7'.:3.£l.IvIERs.
HE Ships composing this liile arc the fol-
lowiiig : _
A'i'i..i.\"i‘ic. Capt. West. 1'.ieii~‘ic, Capt. Nye.
Aiicric, Capt. Luce. l5.\i.'ric, CaptCouistock.
- Aiiiii.\'i‘ic, Capt. Graftoii.
These ships have been built by contract, ex--
prcssly for'Govei-nincnt service. Every care
has been takeii_in their coiisiriictioii, as also in
their Engines, to insure streiigthaild speed, and
their accoininodations for passengers are line-
qualed f'or elegance and comfort. Price of
passage f'roiii New York to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; in second do.. $70; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $300; from
Liverpool to New York, £30 and-£20. An ex-
perienced surgeon attached to each ship. No
bcrtli"secui'_cd niitil paid for. .
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
iricou NI-‘.\l( Y()l'.K. 1~‘l‘.().\l1.[V1-‘.1Il‘00L.
Saturday . . Aug. 20 Wednesday . . Aug. 24
Saltiirdzi y . . Sept. 3 Wed iiesdiiy . . Sept. '7
Saturday . . Sept. 17 Wediit-sdily . . Sept. 21
Saturday..Oct. 1 Wccliir.-sclay'-Oct. 5
Saturday..Oct. 15 ‘?ednesday..Oct. 19
Saturday..Oct 29 \\;edilesday..Nov.’ 2
12 Wedncsday..\‘ov. 16
'21‘. We<1iiesi1ay.,No'v. 30
10 W:-diiesda_y..Dec. 14
Satiirda.y_.llre. 2-I Wednes(1ay..Drc. 28
For frciglit or passage apply to E1)W’D
K. COLLINS lb Co., No. 50 Wall-st., N. Y_.;
l.lnow.\', Snii*i.v Ck. Co., Liverpool ; E. G. Ron-
i.;m~-_; A‘: Co., No. 12’. King's Arms Yard,London ;
Joiix Ml‘.\'l:()l<) ll: Co., Rue Norte_Daiiie dos Vic-
tories, Paris, or Gno. 1-I. Diurl-iii, Havri-.
The owners of these sliips will not be account-
aable for gold. silver, bullion. spécie, jewelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bills oflading
are signed therefor, and the value thereof there-
in expressed. ' 3y
Saturday . . Nov.
Saturday . . Nov
. S-.lturday . . Dre.
REMOVAL.
'1‘/[138 l“ilg-rini has removed her New York
1 1llllllll(‘l'_V roonis to those recently occu-
pied by Dr. Pitch in Skiddy-‘s Block, over the
store of O. S. Clark, where may be found :1
fresli supply of elegant Spring styles of La-
dies’ llats, Flowi-ls. Ribbons. &c., to which the-
attenfion\of'f.lie Ladies of .'\'or\viilk is re.-pl-.ct-
fully invited. lwfore pureli.-.:-‘lug ('lSe\\‘ll('l‘l:
If;-_iendshi1. Cards.
4 .\_IAMELLEl)_, plain and oriianiriital, a
great variety _of styles. also letter and
note paper, both plain and fancy, pens, pen
holders, pen racks, &c.. at the new book store.
.1: - ‘. . ~ - - -E. KNAPP.
.
.
Sl'E(‘lAL AccoM. trains from Norwalk-——At A
1st Pa.e.-nnzger at -9.25 A..'I,.—Recei\-‘lug pas- .
Stone, and COIilMODOBE,. Captain John G...
from New York. The sloop Mary A. Sellcck,
Capt. G. Grumman, will leave Norwalk every
Tuesday; returning will leave Pike Slip, New
York, every Saturday. The Domestic, Capt. I.
Demmon,{wlll leave Norwalk every‘ _Satu.lday;.
returning will leave Pike Slip, N. Y., every
Thursday‘ ’V All freight forwarded to ‘this li_ne,,
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch.‘
Prodnce sold at the highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. Freight to be sent
on the Danbury and Noi-walk Railroad, will he
landed at the freiglit depot, also 1'reigh't rs.-c’d
froln the depot free of extra charge" _
T‘ SELLECK & DEM MON.
Norwalk, April 4th, 1854.
WILLIAMS '6: GUlON’S
Emigration and Foreign Ex-
change Ollice.
No. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and
Whterloo Road, Liveijlool.
Sailing punctluilly_f’rum Liverpool on the 1.9!
0t/i, llth, lfilh, 213! and 26th of_ each month:
and cimiprise the following splendid ships.
Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. Westervelt, Hootlless, 1600
Win. Rathbone, ‘ Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle, 1300
Princeton, Russell, 1400
Irene, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1000
Silas Greenman, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Knapp, 1606
W in. 11. l1:ii'l.eck. Marshall, 1000
Guy Maiinerinrr. Fl'eeniaii, 1600
Wasliington, Page, 2000
Enterprise, Funk, 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, 1000
Richard Alsop, - Smith, 1000
Niagara, Smith, 1000
Dewitt Clinton, Funk, 1300
.\l:irinion, Hadley, 1000
Sandusky, Borland, 1200
Owego, Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Barsfow, 1400
New Ship, Edwards, 1750
These Ships are the most magnifies-nt that
have been built. The'y are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skill and kind treatmeilt to emigrants; and
.thciraccommodations f'or‘C-.lbin, Second Cabin.
and Stcerage passengers, are vastly superior to
those of any other Lille. '
The Ship’s allowaiicc of provisioiis comprises
flour, oat-inc:il, bread potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
sengers once or twice ii week diiriiig the voy.
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
adult, and ball‘ allowance for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, a further
allowance, ac-cordiiig too. late. act of the’ Brit-
isli parlianient, two oz. tea, half lb. sugar, and
half lb. iilolasscs, to each adult, weekly, wi h
three quarts water daily. In all. cases where
any of the persons paid for decline coming out,
the full passage money is returned without ally
deduction.
Persons residiiig in the country that desire to
send money to their frieiidsiuthe Old Country,
and wishing to save time, aild expense, can
-have it done in a s:itisf'-actory, and cor1'cct,nian-
ner, by enclosing by Post, to the subscribers,
the sum they wish to solid, with the name and
address of the party who is to receive it, when
a druf t on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the first steamer with as
much punctuality as if the person sendingit was
present, and a receipt returned for the money
by next mail.
§TTElV1Ti0ll1._—_
If you Want
any article ‘npperta.z'm'ng to the
Saddlery and Harness busi
ness made in the best
mrmner sold at a
fair profit, and
Warmnted,
go to ~.
WM. B. swiuvs.
Who has now on hand, the
largest and best assortment ever
oli'ei'ed in this County, and
wliieli are to be -"old at prices de-
fying competition. .Call and see
for yourselves.
Norwallk. Jun. 1st. 1853.
‘Union Hall
CLOTHING STORE}!
THE Proprietor of this far f'amed establish-
ment, would inf'oriil the inhabitants of Norwalk
and adjoining towns, that he has on hand a good
assoi-tmcn_t of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he is selling’ at great bargains ; those , wanting
anythingin his line will find it to their advan-
tage to give him a call ; as his experi nce in
the business and facilities for carrying it on, en-_
ables him to furnish the same articles for a. less
price than those of less experience possibly can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion, consequently is better made than is gener-
ally found at other stores. I also have a larger
stock on hand than ally other store in Norwalk,
so that the purchaser has a better assortment to
select f'roiii. I am also receiving daily additions
to my already large and well selected stock'-
Sonie very nice Vests aild Pants new patterns.
In addition to the above I have a good as-
sortment of Gentlemeus Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoiiis, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, and‘ all other goods
usually found in clothing stores.
N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the best manner, and at short notice. All goods
bought of me will, if desired, be cut free of ex-
pense to the Piircliaser. THOMAS RILEY.
Noi-walk. 30th, August 1853
‘(foilsli'l<¥6i.3’ili"'Go£iiii?
Large Sales---Small Pre fits.
-JEWELRY CHEAP!
EAL genuine Gold Pencils for 65.,» Gold
I.cpiiic Watches (real Gold,) for $20, Gold
Spectacles for $1, Fiilgcr Rings by the liaiidful,
Pins and Ear Rings in ally quantity. Good ‘De-
taclicd Lever Watche-s1'or $l2—warranted good.
We do not lllL':lll to pay cash at some future time ;
we pay Cash nowx, and save 10 or 15 percent.
Our rent and other expenses are a mere trifle.
Our reasons are given, to show that we can sell
goods 1.:-rs, without much profit. Geiltleinen
and Ladies, if you want goods CHEAP, go over
to J.\exsox’s Norwalk.
Silver and Plated Ware-
They say Jncxsox has a very large stock of
Si-ooxs, of all kinds, Knives and Forks, Cake
Baskets, Casters, &c. The ladies say, “ How
Cheap 1-" Go to JAcxsox’s—that’s the place
n0\\'.
' Gold aml Silver Watches,
By tlle dozen, to sclectfroom-—vei-y Cheap. Now
is your time to buy at JACKSON'S,‘ Norwalk.
ONEY Soap, ii. new article; also, other
kinds of soaps and toilett articles, at
J ACKSON’S,
Axes.
C0l.l.l1\’H, Tenicks, Bends and other makes,
with and without handles, S11l0.\"S boys
axes and hateliets, all of which are warranted,
and for sale by E. VA. Ciiiciil-zsrsu.
OOPER’S Isinglass, White and Red Gell-
.tine, Farina, Corn Starch, Tapioca, Vermi-
cella, Maccaroni, Sago, Pearl Barley, Ari-ow
Root, &c. Extracts for flavoring Jellies, Ice
Cream, &c., Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Orange
Flower Water, Cinnamon, &c., at .
Illssl-:_i.i.’s Cheap Drug Store.
Window Glass.
49 BQI\’ES.American', French, and En.
. ‘ glisli window glass, assorted, from
6x8 to 2!. x32. for sale at manufacturers" prices
by WM. C. STREET.
P1111 PS all kinds, for sale
_ _ of C 415 E K
by
LOCKWOOD
Matches at Wholesale.
OE S, l<‘riiil’s. Clark's, IIyatt’s and Scin-
{iw1' A’. llarvey’s Matclics, at Wholesalcaild
Mini. by C. & E.-K. LOCKWOOD.
,CRl)CKEI{1', Glass and China Wares
C A: E K LOCKVV OOD
DeLaines.
A SPLENDID assortment just received 1 y
C. J. GRUMAN.
JUST Received several cases of Muslin.
bleached and uiiblenched. of all grades,
which we will sell at prices which defy compe-
tition. . « C. J . Giwxlx.
The Old Black Star Line of Packets, :
The Not-walk Marble Yard.
Near the Bridge, Narwalk, Conn.
SEPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave Stones
of every variety ofpatterns, and of themost
skilful workmanship. The best assortment of
,Alnei-ican and Foreign Marble, kept constantly
on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or any
kind 01‘ Marble Works, are invited to call and
give a personal inspection of his llfaterial and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article can-
tracted f'or.
%.-The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by experienced woi kmen, and can
warrant it to give entire satisfa..tion.
SMITH Jr. MORGAN.
The oldest Boot do Shoo
‘ ' STORE IN NORWALK.
- _ THE subscriber would inform the pub-
lic that he has made very large additions to his
stock of seasoiiable Men-’s and Boyis Summer
and Winter Boots and Shoes, also every style
ot‘Ladies’ Shoes, Rubbers, &c., in their season,
which he will sell at the lowest living prices.-
His work he warrants to wear as long or longer
than that obtained at ally 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.
Ifindings, of the best quality and in any
quantity, always on llaild and for sale, at rea-
sonable rates to the craft. Store. asheretofore,
adjoiiiing J . A. Weed’s, west side the Bridge.
HENRY I1.-\Nl)l-IS.
Aug. 2d, 1853. -
FOR lS54 3
Another Immense Arrival
01-‘ .\'EW
Spring Goods,
At the Old BRIDGE STORE.
V‘fE are happy to inform our customers,
that we have just received, and are now
receiving, the
Largest and Best Selected Stock .’
01-‘
1
spring Dry Goods,
133" Ever Before Ofll-red in JV'orwaII.'."fi
And having bought them during the tightness
of the money nlarkef, FOR CASH, we unheat-
tutlrlgly assert that we can ill'i‘0l'd them at pri-.
ces that cannot be equalled in chcapness by
ANY l:sr.\Bi.is}l.\il:N'r in FAIR!-‘I1-21.1) COUNTY!
Our stock, which was greatly reduced, on
account of the extra. amount of our Fall trade
-(thereby showing that our efforts to sell
Goods cheaper than our neighbors, are appre-
ciated)——is now FULLY REPLENISIIED, and.
we are enabled to show our friends is ' '
BETTER ASSORTMBNTV
of all Goods that we usually keep, than we‘
have ever before done at this season of the year.
We wish particularly to call the attention
of the Ladie§’to our assortment of a
Rich Dress Goods,
which pompriscs all of the new styles to be
found in the New_York market, of
RICE FANCY 811388.
We have received over fifty different patterns,
consisting of
Plain, -‘C/umgeable, Plaid Brocade,
and for newness of style, and richness of pat-
terns, we take pride in saying that they cazmot-‘
be excelled. The prices are sure to be satis-
factory. ‘
We are also in receipt of all the Fall styles of
I‘Vorsted Dress Goods,
and take pride in showing our assortment _ of
l’i..\in Di: LAIXI-IS and CASHMERE8, PLAIN Au.-
Wool. C.\silM_l-:lu~: and DE LAINI-I Tumrrr CLo'rus,
&c., which have only to be shown, to be
so .
We cordially invite all to call and examine
our stock and prices.
Our cloth Department
is now well supplied with all of the new styles
of Cloths and Cassimers in market.
Black Twill?! French Cloths,
from $3 to $7 per yard. Brown, Drab, Blue, Ad-
claide and all other colors, at almost any price.
Black and Fancy Cassimers,
Silk, Satin and Worsted VEST1NGS—and‘ in
fact everything necessary for a Gent1eman’s
W:lrdrobe—\ve can furnish at the lowest prior:
and after the most approved style. I ”
Our Carriage Trimming Q» Furnish-
ing Department,
Was never so well supplied before. Don’t for-
get to call at the far-famed’ Old Bridge Store
Jan. 2, 1854, C. J . GRUMAN.Proprietoi-.
-rm: nzniowamn nnunnr:
I-Iolloway’s ointment.
This extraordinary Unguent is composed of the
most healing Balsams, and when used in ac-
cordance with the directions which accompa-
ny each pet, will insure cui-es'when all other
means fail. Cases of the most desperate Skin
diseases readily yield to its eflicacy. It is
famous when used in cases of Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Contractcd or Stif1‘Joiiits. In Asthma it
will do wonders if well rubbed into the Chest.
A .\IOS'l‘ ASTON ISIIING CUR]-I01-' SCROFULOUS ULCERS,
A CASE CERTIEIED BY Till-‘. MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENG-
Copy of a. Letter from J. .\’o(.Ie. ., .1lu_:/or-o_/‘Boston. Lin-
colnsliire, Eng and.
To Fuovlxsou Hoi.l.ow.iv,
Dear Sir.—)li-.-. .~_‘.liuii Dixox ot'l.iquorpend Street,‘ Bos-
ton, has this (1: ' deposed before me that for :l‘eousiderll-
blc period she \\ as severely illllicted with Scrofulous Sores
and lllcer.-i in her arnis, feet, legs, and other parts ofller
burly : uud illtliougli the first uf'uiedic:1l advice was ob-
tiliile-Z, at the cosl. of 3 large sum ofuioney, she obtained
no ilbllteincnt ofsulferiilg, but grildiiillly grew worse.
Being recoinmended bva frieiltl to ti;_v vour Oiutiliont,
she procured at small pot, and ii box of the I-‘ills, and ho.
lore that was all 1..-‘ell. syiilptoins ofallleiiilllient ieppearcd.
By pCl'H(.'\'(‘l'lllg with the iilcdieines for a short time longer,
according to the directions, and strictly adhering to your
rules as to diet, Ric . she was perfectly cured, and now
enjoys the best oflicalth. .
l reniaiu, Dear Sir, yours truly,
Dated, Aug. 12,1856. (signed) .1. l\'OBl.l-3.
A.\' EXTR.\OllDI.\'ARY AND RAPID CITRE OF ERY.-‘[l'|-}
LAS IN T111-11.1-JG, A1-"PER MEDICAL AID HA1) F.\ll.1.-ID.
Cu 0 a'Letler from Jlrr. Elizabctll Yc.'ates. 0 ’ the Post
Py foficc, .a1lfIlf.'fCk Road, ue-or Bognor, Su§;’e;_
To l’R0?‘|*‘&ioi¢ 1loi.i.ow.u',
Si :t -—l sul'fered for a considerable period from a seven
attack of lirysipclas, which at lo.-ngth st.-tfleil in my leg,
and resisted all lnedicall treatment. My sufferings were
very great. and I quite ile_.-paired of any permanent
amendment, when 1 was_advise_a1 to have recourse to 5.9,",
Ointment and Pills. 1 did so without (1:-lily. and :un hap-
py to say the result “'33 eluim.-ntly successful, for they
the part has obtained its 11
-for years.
CHAINS 3
RE presented to the 1. - .
A and vxcinity,as an iii-crop L of “"8 mm‘
more attention from all who illi("¢i,es,,d,§S'j',1‘vin_g.,of
any NERVOUS DISEASE, than 0“, °'."‘‘‘ “°.!'—'
before presented to the public. T}, ‘:1 re‘.‘'°d‘?‘°
not required to be constantly pom.-O pane“ ‘.3
throat a constant stream of'Bam,.d ‘gg_‘.l°“7“ I-"'3
tller to rub himself with fat and '“”"““"
all that is required to produce aP€p'mr‘but
cure is simply to WEAR T1115 'CI1A1\'p:r1{’anent
lulrr nismssn for a few hours each air;-2 u1‘'|I:il]: ,'
’ 1
J\/‘ervous Fluid,‘ from the ch3i.lmlT§m°"“’ °’ 1
const‘r"il‘c‘t’e“d‘a§ "to be worn next to theefiar‘ 3° ,
ducing a constant current of Electra-sJlImy Pu -
ism, and canrbe used at all times, and W;‘]l1g111,::;
The Diseases in which the .
.nost1narked results, are y produce the”
Rheumatism, .. I . . Uterine Pain.
l’ainfulSwelledJoints, Flatulence Dy. -
Paralysis, Sciatic, Contracted .Ioi'nIi:pF'm'
"Palpitation ofthefleart Pains of the Cheat;
Neill-algia of the Face, Gont,Genem1.Deb,’my
an 11- xivowlc, -
’ That PULVERMACHER’S CHAINS are
ixsegfied by fhe United _States Government.
8 now in daily use in every Hos it 1 '
New YOTR. and are recommended bp P m
M0“. Van Buren. Post Carnoch A {Ti r'0fs'
and are also used’ by inyost of them’ 0 t “‘‘“-‘3'.
l'T'ice ofpticé I'.m=N 01.3330’.
can be Sammy m;nChains are $3 and $5 : and
to 41, -,h 0 any part of the State-
, 8‘ dc" W1, apamplilct of 36 pages contain
0 - . » - ' - . -
m'lV"ll.l.:lL.l\l\lltli.‘)n1l(l‘S‘tSh1‘7:.lrI:"“'liici' of use. '
walk wil . '. .'.‘ " ‘ 3 5°.“ Agent forNor-
, 1 be plulsul to exliil t th ’
,,_,,. ,0 a” who may apply. :1 eir uiode of
N. B. Although in. - ' - .
checked by simply ,,p;)r,;‘,:gP=1(;xIli: are readily
Chain upon the Spilie, just above tliemif of the
the other upon the Abdomen -ml ,1?-,, ‘P’ '‘"‘‘.l
for ladies who are “ e7lCt'(,’nl€:':I0 no 80'”
them only for a few moments each time we -‘of
carriage is most sure to follow by lonr€:.:S.mm-
I , 5 ., ‘.
“#3:, grail-NERT. General Agent. 508 BI'l())u.:]:-
c I ‘
.'I'rees
'l'._'I'U_’E SOUTH NOIHVA L
NURSERY.
T in
'.l,‘HE l"'°|"'l1-‘i0I's wish to call the all:-ll
tion of their custoniei.-. an ml ill.-4;mi,];,.‘.
il("e:l:3e<:)'lIc:i!°¢l-cc st‘;-ck of f1'lIit./iuid ornamental
« ‘E5 “'8 0 .91-‘Pie. pear, plum, cherry,
peach, apricot, quince, Stl':).\\'l)C1‘1‘lCl-', goosebu-
:'.::!£sa.alllte blackberries and black Naples cur-
_ Norway spruce, white pine, balsom fir, Amer.
. so,MoneworpureRdAt-- -' ,
we warrant, and hold ourstflves lfiliiii
its being the pure plant. _ ’
. . . _ , GEO. SEYMOUR dt c .
fil‘ We wishto call parti'cu1ar attentioif to
our ltrge stock, (being the lai-gest in the State )
;o.1'dwarfpears_ of 30 or 40 choice varieties. ’
Silver and '-Plated. Wares.
I"-7° 3, large SUPP]? of Silver Spoons
_ - of all kinds, (we know they are pure as.
c<_)ln,) Butter Knives and Beef'Forks ; also evéryf
kind of Plated Spoons, Forks. Knives, Ladies,
&c., all neatly engraved witliout charge, and
warranted-.~ A. JACKSON. ‘
ron sans: CHEAP.
COMPLETE set of Mitchel1’s Outline nap.
~ They may be seen at this oflice, '
iflllns, Pistols, &c.
OUBLE and single barrel] Guns and Pis-
_ tols, caps, shot pouches, powder flngkg_&c_
for sale by WM. 0. STREET.
1184198’ Fancy Workboxes,
ANCY and plain W ork and Traveling Bas-
kets and small size Looking Glasses, very
cheap. at JACKSON’S.
For Sale or to.1iet.W_
A Dwelling House containing fourteen
. rooi_ns', with about four acres of ground.i
Said house is entirely new, never having been
occupied ; commanding asplendid view o1'Lon g
Island Sound and surrounding country. Will
be sold on very reasonable terms; one half of
the purchase money may remain on mortgage.
Enquire of Mr. John Austen or of the sub-
scriber. ' ' GEO. O. STREET.
Parian Ware.
HIS rare and most beautiful kind of useful
and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have a. taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe this ware, it must be seen
to be appreciated, for sale by
T. B. GRIFFITH.
-s
'/lccordeons
EPAIRED and tuned. Also a large as-
sortment for sale at - Cnuur-‘s.
Without any Humbugery,
G HOLMES Jr. CO’S Grocery is the place
0 _calculated for people to go to get good
groceries at prices with small profits attached
to them, and purchasers will always find their
goods to be as represented, if anything contrary
from this, they may be returned and the monev
refunded. Children are always paid partieulii}
attention to, when sent to their store.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance.
Silver and Plated Spoons.
HEY do Say that C'lu:rk has the largest and
best assortment of Silver and Plated
Spoons, Forks, Butter-knives, Sugar-sliovels,
Mustard and Salt-spoons, ever bcf'ore offered in
any casein Norwalk, and that he does sell tlltfill
very cheap and eligraves the name on them in
a very superior manner. If there are any who
do not believcit, let them call and be coilvln
-ced, at No. 2 Skiddy's Block, Sign of the Red
W'atcIl.
Seiuiing 12 irds.
F every style and price, at _
~O.”S'. Cl..uck’s, 2 Skiddy
Port ltlonies. .
OU can find every variety and price of
I’ort Monies at O. S. Cl.AI11i'S.
‘.- Block.
____________.._.__.._._———
FINE assortineilt of Boheinian_\\_r are, con-
sisting of Vases of most exqiiisite finish.-
not to be excelled by any in New 1 ork Citf‘
1 th ' .- A1; _ - 1. dil assortment of
er epricc, so n sp Lifrroltnsg to $6 the
Dated, Jan. 1'2, 1858. (Signed) l:‘.l.l7..\Bl-."1'll YEAT1-ZS.
The Pills should be used conjoinlly with the ointment in
most of the following cases :_.
’ Bad Legs _Chapped hands Piles
Bad Breasts Cu-us (Soft) }u..£um',.,g;,,m
Burns Cancers _' 3
Biinions Contracted and Sor .\'i
Bite of .\1osc1ie- Still‘ Joints s...§-.i.,l’.§.'.°_.'
toes and Sand- I-Ileplinntiilsis s|;in.di,;e“e,
Flies Fi.-itulas Rurvy
C0<_3°'l’3.V G003 Sore-beads
Chi_ego-foot Glandular Swelling ’I'uluoiir.\i
Cllilbliuns Lumbugo ‘ Ulcers
Wounds Yaw;
Sold at the 1-lstilblisliillent of Professor }lollown_v. ‘Z4-1,
Straiid, (near Temple Bali-,) London, and also at his
House in New York. Orders for Medicines in tlleSl:sh-I,
addressed “ T. HOLLOWAY, New York,” will receive due
attention. Sold also by all respectable Driiggists and
Dealers in Medicine throughout the United States, in
Pots, at 37 1-2 cents, 87 cents, and 31.50 cents each.
W. E. BISSI-‘.l.I., Agent for .\'orw‘ulk._
To be had Wbolcsilo of the principal Drug Hon-es in
the Union. ,
There in a coilsidel-able saving by taking the luff-Z91‘ 9'5"-
N. B.-—DiN-ctiolls for the guidance of patients in 1-.;'ei_'y;
now ya‘.
disorder are affixed to each Pot.
GUNS 1 GUN 2
NEW supply of single and double ha‘;-.
rel Guns, fine and low priced, .1115‘ T9911
and for gap. by WM. C. STREET.
“"”'”“”""‘—'i'
$1 BUILiPn: SALE.
The building lot recently OWN“! 3113
occupied by Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flax Hill, is
offered for sale on very 1'01!-50011100 l-1‘1‘m9- _It
consists of about 1 1-4 acres of good land,wlt1i
numerous thrifty and well-grown fruit and
shade trees.st-andiiig t1lel'9°'_1.- a well of of good
and never failing water, with the cellar and
foundation of the former bulldlngi flag “One
walks, a. newly erected picket fence fronting
the same, die. It is eligibly situated upon, the
main road lcadiii g from South Noi-walk to Do.
pie“ and but a few iuinptes walk_ from the de.
pop Any person wishing a _retired location,
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at a very low price, a
most bcaiitifiil and desirable location for a.
country residence. For further pal-ticnlgnl in-
i iiire of Mr. John Knapp near the premises, or
of ma owner. JOHN S. WILLIAMS.
W0. 40, Fulton st., N. Y.
- Mnnucks and Buck Saws.
LL ready l'or use of a superior kind,
for sale by Cniciissrnli.
BA(lLEY’S Gold Pens, and a great variety
of Steel pens,soine new pattern at Kx.lrr’s.
om-ctod a rmllcitl cure of my leg and restored inc 1 1,1. Bohemian Colorvnc Bottles ,
enjoyulellt ofh altll. lshull ever speak with the ll;..lllo.~‘: pair at e T, B. GRIFF.lTH’S.
confidenceiof _\'qiirthiric«licin‘e'l;, ?llddh&I'e |- . J 2
them to 9! ii.-rs in is neivrl or loo silnil I III‘ 1, ~ . '
who derived equal benefit? . ‘H "Y a ‘C ed; Burning Fluid. .
1 am, Sir, your obliged and faithful Servant, VERY supcriol. article of Bllrnillg Fluid
for sale by “PM. C. STREET.
, n-M ‘Pans.
B have ’ "“ ' '
Pen, _‘
recoinmendati. ‘
nearest to a l’‘’'''
made-
o;:amantal Boxesfor Ladies
UST received some fine Boxes of alabaster,
rose wood, &c. O. S. CLARK.
,, mew rmm.
I: Go
M. HOLMES having withdrawn
from the firm of G. Holmes 3: Co.
and associated himself with A. J . \1l:l:xi-in, will
continue the -
Grocery 8:. Provision Business,
at their old stand, No. 13 Main Street.‘ where
they hope to receive a continuance of the pub-'
lic patronage. All goods will be delivered
within a reasonable distance.
- _ HOLMES ll: MEEKER.
Norwalk, Feb. 13th, 1854.
‘Eli?’
Cheap cash Grocery Store.
THE subscribers would return their thanks
to the public for their very liberal patron-
age for the last two years, and they li0P‘3 mm
by strict attention to the wants of rho commu-
nity,and by fair and honorable dealing. to iiiei- _
‘it and receive a continuance of their former
custom, believing as they do. that flit!’ °‘”'_‘
and do sell all goods in their line. *1‘ “5 °’“'‘’-‘‘
ante and of: as good ii. quality as can, be found
at any other store in the coul}U‘Y- “WY ““'
now offering great bargains _iu Tear. $“Sl:“'_-9:
&c., and \\'0ul(l1‘ iizvihe lIt1l(sX(1)lgLl;li1;1:l‘:£‘(‘;t p:_o:‘i‘
.‘ .oc’o 11' '
large and frcs s G. HOLMES & C0.
siolis. _
Old stgnd, East side Main street.
Al.l.si~;.. ..'
Do you wish. to see
HE finest astortnicnt of POCKET CIIT
LERY ever shown in Norwalk? Call 9’
my store, 2 Skiddy’s Blocl-', sign‘ of the Re‘
Watch. ~
BLOCK Tin Pipes for sale by
h C. it E. K..«LQ.QIS}XO0D.
fl
(). S. CLARK.
Norwalk Chronicler