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Great {salon AI;l'.lS-..‘..‘~ .;§.ite1-‘prise.
250,000 G.5jts for ;5i'i.e'People. ‘
Statuary,..-...__,__.______ _____ “$30,000
Oil Paintings, ....... . . ---{-- ,__,;. 10,000
Eugravings, colored in oil, . . . . . . . - - . . 45,000
Steel Plate Engraving ;...-.. . -..4l,000
Cash Loans, for 100 years each... ...30,000
Real Estate“.---.. ..._ ..... . . .. . .8;J.,000
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 faini-
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 finally, for the piirpose_of giving it world
wide circulation to
.DarIey’s great picture of Wgoniing,
They have determined to distribute among the
purchasers of this work, price 31,00,
250,000 gifts, of the value of $250,000.
-List of Gifts.
Marble Statuary, $40,000‘
100 busts of Washington, at $100. . . - . . . $10,000
do Clay, I00 ...... . .l0.000
\ do Webster, 10_() .... . . . do ’
do Calhoun, do do
Oil Paintings and col. Steel Engravings.
50 elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid gilt
frames, size 3x-L ft‘ each Sl00,. . . . ...S5,000
100 Oil Paintings, 2x3 ft each 350. . ....5,000
500 steel plate Engravings, brilliantly col-
ored in oil, rich gilt frames, 24x30 in.
each SIO...'. __._________,___5_000
10,000 elegant steel plate engravings, col-i
0l‘ed'li1 oil, of the Washington Monument
20x26 each $4.... _,____ ,_____$i0,000
237,000 steel plate Engraviiigs. from one *
hundred different plates. now in posses-
sion of, and owned by the Artists Un-
-' ion, of the market value of, from 50
cents to Sl,00 eacli...... .. . .S4I,000
Real Estate, 84,000.
1 elegant dwelling, in 32iist. N. Y. $12,000
22 building lots in100 and 101st streets, N.
Y. city, eacli.25x100 ft. deep, each 51000
$22,000
100 Villa Sites, containing each I0.000 sq.
ft. in the suburbs of New York city, and
commanding a magnificent view of the
Hudson River and Long Island Sound,
each S500.----u ...--.s50,000
~ 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 10,300
The holder of each ticket. is.ent'itled, first to a
steel plate engraving, (size 25x30 in) of the
Great American Hléslturical work of J1:-t,
‘ ING-.
Acopy of which may be seen at the otlice of
- this paper, and second, to one of the 250,000
Gifts, which will be distributed on the coinple-
tion of the sale of the tickets.
The purchaser of 5 tickets, on the receipt of
his order, Will be foriv-.irded, carefully packed.
either one copy of the “ Wyoniiiig,” elegantly
painted in oil colors, or one copy of the “Wy-
oming,” plain, and one copy of each of tour
other engravings, equal to it in value; “Pd 13
entitled to 5 gifts. The_ piirciiaser 01 more
than 5 tickets, cauhave his choice out ot I00
different subjects, from steel plates ownfltl by
the Artist’s Union, each picture _l’>eing in val-
ue equivalent to the " Wyoming,‘ and 1S eiiti-
tled to one gift for each ticket he holds. A
list of‘ the subjects can be seen at the office of
tm.:(i:§:..—Persons desiringto become Agents
for the sale of tickets, by forwarding (post
paid,‘) $1, shall be sent a Gilt Ticko.-t_,_ a copy
of Wyomingi, andta prospectus, containing all
. in 'orma ion.
ueIt*i:1iiZnfidently_ believed, that the tickets
willbe disposed oi by the first of July. when
the distributioirof Gifts will entrusted to a
committee appointed by the ticket-liolders,
The steel .piatii)s from \\'til:5‘.li blag eil%‘1t‘i).\e'iil\g'S
' an cseena. ieo ceo i .-r
2.‘-rB‘i:’SniIxll]i'O(I1l’{i‘/ild cost $100,000. Specimens oi"
the Oil Paintings and Engravings, are also-.on
view at the rooms, '
References, in regard to the property :—;W.
C. Barrett, Esq.,_ Couii1selipyé1t ntll
st. N. Y. : F. J. Vissc 101‘. ' 0. ea .-S-a e
Brokers, 80 Nassau st—, N- Y-
All 0I‘(1el‘Sfi§(:’l“] tickets.rx‘1]1(:1s(t,Sl;(e1 =;g<11'°-‘-WE‘
st— aid. wi e mono)’ 9 v -
9° 1’ _' _ J,.w. IIGLBROOKE, Sec.
3ml6 535 Broadway, N. Y.
$200,000 Worth of Gifts for
- The People! _
$5 03,000 Worth of inagiiiticent Gifts to the
.1 subscribers of the Rock of Pure Gold.
Each subscriber for one dollar, receives a ic-
ceipt for two years’ subscription to one ot_the
most iutei-estiiig, practical and iii_eritoiiou.~
Monthly magazines of the present tune. 9-1111
these unequalled Gifts are presented, as set
forth upon the cover of the work. The beautl-.
ful Country House illrld’ grounds. W*=11_ 1*11°““
as Whitlock’s Boai-dii__ig School Establishmeiit.
The house is comniodious for iifty persons, sui-
roundedwith seventeen and a half acres of
improved land, situated near the Dl1‘Al)l.li:_Y alltl
Norwaik Ritili‘0£\-d.‘ valued at 1310:0130
20 Building Lots» in Wilton, Conn., val- 4'0“),
iied at $200 each, _
A most desirable mansion located iii an
active, growing v'l11ilg9: “P01! the N‘ H3000
Y. &. N. Railroad, valued at . . . . . -- ,
The following loans of cash, withoiit interest
or security, for 100 years each :
. _; _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ , _ _ . . . .S20.000
8,‘: _________________________ . . 15,000
one Loan of ____________ ........ .. i0,000
One Loan Of - - - - - - - - - - - - ~ - ' ‘ ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' ' {E900
15 Pianos’ Worth 5500 each _ _ . _ . . . . . ..; . l ,o00
25 do do $4.00 each......-- ----19.000
15 _ do do 3300 each...-..---....i,-500
10 000 best stzindard Books, at $2 each.20.000
do well selected Books at $1,50 each I5,000
at $1 each . ..- . 10,000
do interesting ikworthy books at 50 0. 52,000
50 Sewing machines, valued at 3150 4,500
50 do worth $100 each. .. “5.000
100 . do worth $75 eaeh....7,50U
100 Gold Watches. valued at $50 each. . .5.000
d" ciis,WOI‘l:h {$5 each .. . , ... . . . .5..000
Bgsiilespgtlhersubstantial gifts of. iniporteiice
Of the integrity, honor and ability of the
conductor of this enterprise, numerous testi-
monials will be presentcd of undoubted char-
acter from Nevv.York City and‘_vicinity. Please
address orders fol‘ the R001‘ (P9-5.‘ I"“dl't°'
A, \Vm1~1,0i:x, editor and publisher, No.»_ 13.3
Fulton st., N.Y.
Subscriptions r
W. E. Bisseil.
" $75,000 Worth of.-Gizlfts
— res rI=.£:vri:orLE!
ll.*l"'~ nice that they have 1113111.‘. :ir«
i:- ile ofthe celebrated Eiigr.-iviiig-rs
.ii~‘1'1'S ii.-\l’i’\' 'il()UR.\'," and
1;’ . .'i::\'S.” Tllflfie En§,'i‘a‘\'lii;.;'S have
.l . -.«.~~iiits and (‘.Ol1llOISs‘f!lli‘3'iil£! iiiost
exquisite .-ipeemieas 0. we l-‘ne Ai-is ever prodiieeri in
this country. They are the works of one of the most
distinguished artists of the clay. and liave been prepared
atgre-at expense—the engraved plates alone having cost
several thousand dolla_ijs—-iviiich they fiiriiisii at the low
rate 0i.(|.\“'E. DOLLAR each. By issuing an edition oi’
75,00), the Siibscribers are enabled to sell tiiein at the
51,003 9,409 ; ;and on completing the sale of the above
do excellent Books,
eceived at the Drug store of
— 3ml5
. ':u‘.»s‘cr
.1liT
Liecvi, ;l.".aii‘.\.-i~'
' m,mb,_.,.‘ Wm ,,15o be en-.ibio.i to present to the purcha-
the following spleuvliil (iif .~::
,' ” ti '-fie El1"'l‘l.l\'lll”‘.-I _
M5 °‘ '” ’ ° Wilton, Fairheld
1 Beautiful Farm in
C __ C . v lued at ,- 57 500
. 15 171:8 nggiiifotii Pianos, valued at $500 00 7'.5uo
20 “ .\ielo‘leons. “ A 139 00 3’-03°
40 Richly Carved Sofas, ‘ _ f‘ ‘m_ 00 1500
200 Urqniiart's Celebrated Violins, val- 0 on
uerl at ' _. ’ 6 0_ 1:“ n
100 Gum“-S, valued at 10 0-) 1.000
10'.) Fine Accordeoiis. __ .. - =‘"‘ ., < 1,‘) 00 1:0")
15 .-\very’:; Crystal Palace Medal l’remi- _. __ V
, um Sewing Machines, , fjallled {E 99 00 F '90
50 Superfine Gold Wajtclgies, __=: .;~',“__ , .5: 100 00 .i,0(_)0
59 35' ii .i ',-. “ 75 00 ‘L7:
50 Ladies “ H “ 50 00’ 2.-500
50 Super. S'ilverI.ever “ ‘.‘ .25, 00 ;1s'35
50 i: ii . .1 ii 20 or) 1,000
50 Gent’s Gold Fob Chains “ 80 C0 . 1,500
50 “ “ “ ' “ 20 00 1,000
i501.-adies’ “ “ “ 20 00 _ 1,000
100 Sets Ladies’ Bracelets. “ 10 00 1,000
200 ii ‘- Pins liai--i-ings, “ S 00 1,800
200 “ “ Ear-rings “ 7 50 1.500
200 Gent’s Cluster Pll‘l.-I _ “ 5 00 1,000
1,000 Gold" Rings with Settings H 3 50 :,.;,500
_,'5.,:o -‘ Pencils \ “ 5 00 2,500
~21.-no 3‘ “’ - “ 3 50 1,750
mo Pens with cases “I 3 50 1,750
50) indies Work Boxes ' “ 2: 50 1.750
26 Fine Bi-oclic Shawls H 30 00 (:00
10 ii ii KI “ 20 00 200
100 Genyg Watch 1-‘obs with Seals 06 50 (:50
50 Double Barrel Guns -0 00 l.f_‘-()0
- ~- 50 Pistols _ V f‘ 0 00 300
1 Steel plate l..ifc’s Happy Hours ,‘ _ 1,000
1 “ ‘The Poor Relations “ '1,000
100 Quarto‘ Bibles with Plates ff 5 00 50-’)
1000 Clasp 2“. _ . . ,_ . 1 00 1.000
10000 Steel Engraving-s, the best likeiiess of
501: 5,000
H,_.m.y clay ever publislied, valued at
10000 do of Power"s-Greek Slave-:,:'._ it .5
5030 Boxes Oriental T00“! 1’0WdCT “ ‘-E-gt‘ 1-550
5000 Fine Pen Knives -av 1.--‘>0
_.1 00 5,000
6000 Tliirty Ways of Iiialringdloney ‘f V’ _
The subsci-ibers will give to‘-each purcliuser of either
the above i-‘.ngra'vings ii. numbered receipt, \\'lilCl1‘_' will
entitle the holder to ri siiare in the Gil’-"i’E. _ _ V
The undersigned pledge tiieinselves to fulfill the en-
: gagements which they have edntered into with tlie pub--
.l_npr_ice and quality, they
‘ lie, in the most honorable manner.
'All orders should be iidrlressed to _
_ ' . ' L. W. ABBOTT__& CO;
Manhattan Hotel, .N‘o. 133 Fulton St. ./V‘, Y.
Or of ,.-R.l'Ni')LE.& P1,.-vrr, agents -for Norwalk.
All 00iI.‘«ml1."iC°«tl°“-‘b Imstzpziiil, enclosing one doi-
iiar, will rece_i\'_i{prompt iitteiition. and the‘ Engravings’
sent by. return mail to any part of the country. _ ‘ , .
Choice” ‘and Selected Teas.
4 CHEST_S of Green and Black Teas.
. Cotfee and T-eas,,—iv£i-1.'ranted to please;
défy. suire.ri.ority. . .
G. HOLMES iii
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HALSEIPS
FOREST’ WINE,
Gum-coated Forest Pills.
The most extraordinary discovery in the World !
1 . 0 0 0 . 63 ‘G 0
Bottles and Boxes S old /1mzu.alZ_r/,
And Thousands of Lives saved froiii a 1’ltEi\[.\-
TURE GRAVE, by this late iliscovciy. :
the most unexceplioiiiil i-iui.i‘:I.eti'i' are
in froiii every part of the L‘uiiiilr_v,
c unpziralleileii eiiicaey of these
'l‘esliiiioni.-il.~; of
coiitiiiiuilly pouring
lieariiig witness "to tli
iiieilieiiies.
The following show the number of cases cured, as cer-
tified to by letters and other tesliiiioiiiiils, receivi--l froiii
all parts oftlic Union and iiritisli Colonies, from the lat
ofJaiiiiai'y, 1852, to Jaiiuary 1st, 1853, iiiclusivc:
Qiises Cured.‘
Dyspepsia aiidhiibitual Costiveiisss
Nervous Disorders
Gt.-iieriil liebility (.04
l’iistuli-s, iiiilieiiltliy color of the skin 510
Biiious.llisoi-iii-rs ' 1363
~10]
Serofulii and Mercurial Coiiiphiints
.l.-iuoilice
Li ver L‘-oiiiplaiiit
‘Salt Riieuiu ‘Jl
Erysipelas 151
Fever and .\gue 191
L'oiisiiiiipti\'c Decline, (‘oldie iiiiil Couglis 405"
’llropsy~ 494
Raeiiiiiaitisiii 12"
7051
Other various lll.-§0l‘tl(!l'S
But a short time iias elzi pseii since these ;.:re:ila nil good
Meiliciiies liiive bccii iiiiiiie kuowii to the publii_'- 3'91 ”|0“‘
siiiids have already experieiiceil their good etii-ct. Inva-
iids given over by their pliysiciaiis as iiieiii-able, have
foiiuil relief illlll bi-on i‘e.storeil to soiiiiil :i_iiil vigoroiis
limit]; (‘mm flu-if uko The great amount oi good tiiese
.\li~diciiies liifx e «luiii-. has iii-lured tlioiisiiiiils to i'i-roiii-
iui-ii-l them to their l'rleii-l.~:. .‘.ii-iiol'iiilegril_\'an-1Physi-
clans hm-o .<;-,ui~.iiono.l their ii.~‘e. .‘lIi\l l'l‘(‘lliili|iCllll llieiii lo
the public. ,
S/ioc/ring (Jase of Sc/‘o/ulu. C'm'cd.
Du. U. \\‘. 1Lu_si:v—- Ncie l'or.’.~, Der, titli. IS52.
l)i:.\ii Sin -—l -ii-om it but jii.~lii'r to
you as the iiiveiitor i-fa -,;ii~:it_iiii-nliciiie, to .<L'liIl you a
sliort liistory oi my own uii -. l:\iil t\\'i-iit_\‘~.<i-\'\-ii yi-zirs
ofiigo. At tliirli-i-u l was :lliill‘l\’l'\l w lli >'ci'ol‘iil:i, wiiieli
foruieil l‘iistii!i~s:iiid broke out in large lllC('i‘.\' on iuy iiei-k,
ne ii’ the collar bone, and frniii liieiice exteiiili-ii l|l'iIi'i_\ up
to the left ear. About six iuoiitlis since 1 coiiiiiioiii-ml
I using your Forest \\'iiii- and l‘ill.<. (following the direct-
iiiiii! '\veek.~', cured me. The .<i_-:ii-s, : -
estiuioiiv of the \l'i‘k‘i\|lllil iu:iii~
.\‘.'1i-riii-:ii‘l_\‘ l‘uiIi'li'eii_\'i-:ii'.<
ions.) which in
tliougliiioiv sound bear t
ucr in which i waisiililicti-«l. _ , _
sugei-lug, 1 now rejoice in say, tii:it_iu_v iieiillli is ‘lull;
restiireil uy your l‘(‘lllL‘(il(‘S: :ill ‘(iiIIl'i'.<‘ ililmviilg l'”"°d
qiiite iiiellectiiiil. \ ours, \ cry l\t'.Vll‘~‘i:\:t‘l\x;l[*il:;I‘ Um.;_\’_
Cure ofPai.s . ’ F H
13,,‘/',,1(,,w{ng 7;-_-«(i;m,n;;. ,1,-imi us by .lI::. ./1-L/Iltlifil. .. 'i’t’:.71[(I_li:.
of ()I‘i.'Il_I]i,'. .\'. ./., .\'ft-atL'.w' .".’ll‘.l’.ifI'4[lII(IIILUIf i__./v.i..\ I .
ll'i'iiciui<l l‘i'[I.~' iii 1'ltI'ilI~l./.\‘l.\'. I‘, ‘ W “W;
, . _ ~ 4:, *r.. i~ I. \:'l.
D“. (I. “ I “JD” _D"il' Sit: liiul :i .~'lroki;- of
W M,‘.,.,.,. ,h1,,,‘t'j,,.,- “-1.010 ,<_v.~lciii \v:i.<<:iiiii1:lete-
. >'lii- i'UlilllllIl'ii to grow \\ L‘illit‘i' _lur il\:1ll‘I_\'
all use and seii.~;ibility oi her
the l‘:ilsy,
ly pu '-il_\'.<i-ii.
.ir.~', iihilig iii-:ii'l_\'
1-‘1Vu:"‘\' ~\Liliis lIlll\'>ll|' bt'L"1|l1 it‘ Wk” .V”‘”' =“‘‘‘”‘
(l;ii“i:i~i”.‘l‘.lii‘ii' L'0IHi i-iii-cis \\’L'l't“ somi CX}IL'i'l(‘i'i0B(l. She
" ‘ iii iii-allh. and ill ii few
bog-aiigi-zz-.iii:ili_v to iinpi'u\e
inoutlis rei-.o\‘ei'L*il 0|Il-i1'*'1."- . .
,- .01“.“~i,,c.,,,.1l’i1ls in curing my wile iii a. eoinplaiiil.
:’,c‘\” _\.,,,. L.‘l,_.cn.,j hp,- 1., ,;.-i lietzi-r of, iiuliii-es me, as a
\1‘lli\"I owe. to voiii‘sell‘aii-.l the public. to seii-l you this
curiilicilifl. .lUllI_A.\ l. LU.\.ll] l.
I am 'lc~'ill‘lil1icil with Mr. J. I". L‘oii«‘.it. and know the
abo\'L- cci'liiiv:itc to be tfllk‘. IL I‘. Ill*.RIlMAfVi ,
23 Ciiaiiibers-st., .\. 1 .
on want not your cniistiliilioii iuj-.ii'eil
poison L'ciIr.;,~.-xi. or otlicr 'ii.'i’m:r¢iI
,l1.,~¢(i‘c[,i::.< :i.~‘ coiilain tinriii, or
ver, but procure those ex-
ll‘;liIUil.n'_. lliil.-‘ey’,-i l-‘orest
The extraorili n:i,ry elTc-ets
l‘.i-I.\iil7.l‘. I if _v
by that slow, lurking
Eilll)Si:‘.!lC(‘.\‘. lUll(‘ll not such
any iiii.:ei'taiii .\leilii:iue wiiali:
C(’.ii\‘i1l;iIlilpul'i,’f_l[ I.‘-3g6f(lf.<fr3 prep:
\‘.'iiio and kills. - ,
Ifyou luivc Iiie II_‘,'$pQp.w'i;i, Oi‘ :ll'(" iifilillluti ‘Vin’ C05‘
il\'0lit."<lN' t-iki-this \\'iiie and the i’iils, accoi‘-‘ling I0 the
alircctioiis, '~\\1ll_)"Jll \\iIl then get \\lll. _
If you are ll('i'\’()llS or weakly. or .l.i:l\'l' t'ii1lLCi:li,(.‘lI cou_n~
ten.-mce, or g'I‘li(‘l‘.'|l -lebility, tiii.-z \\ inc and the lills, will
restore you to liciiliii and i-iii-i'-gji. .
Ifyon have uiiliealtiiy colored skin, 0|‘ l“{“l'1l‘5": “V l‘“5‘
tules, or blotciies, tiiese .\ieilieii:es \\'l11i)‘“‘}‘.l' We M""d;
and eraciicale all size]: lill1ll01'S froui the skin. .
lfyou have a \vcekl_v eoiistitiition, and feel .\‘filili.‘.\'|.'l\'t‘s
too old for your year.-2, take these excellent .\l_e-..ici_iit'.s,
and they will iiivigorate your coiistitutioii and lortiiy it
for longer life. .
If vou are Biiioiis, (wliicli may be kiiowi_i by such sy inp-
toms as l)ro\vsiiies.~i, l.o.<.~' ct Appetite, llI7.'/;l_ll4~‘>'-‘‘7 1‘ “Nd
’l‘oiiguc, kc.) take a good dose oi the forest I ills, anal they
will purge froui the stoiiiacli and bowels :.ill.ln(il‘l:)ifl and
biiions uiiitter, and thus prevent ii li_t ot sicliiiean, null
;~iave your doctor's bill of 10, 20, 01‘ 500- ‘ Y.
Ifyou ll:i\‘L' the Liver Coinpluuit, the l-orest \\ iiie and
Pills \\ iil cure it. 'l‘iie.~ie ;\le-iiciiies i-xert 0- l-‘““'9”“l ‘um
most siiliit.'ir_v action on the Liver, mid liave l)(:(.‘.li the
iue.'iu.~i ofcuriiig tiioiisiiiiiis of tliis troiibelsoiiie ili.~e:i.~e.
]’.\iiir,_\'-1-.4, them-. is not. perliiips, :i iiioiitli iii vtlil} year
that soilllbyflile of vour éiiililreii or iueiiibers of your fam-
ily do not coiiiplain ofileiiilaclie, U1‘ Ill’!-'I-|1W>'~“a "V *‘°k‘“';-*5
at Stoiiiiicli, or liiive furcd tongues, or sin in ollier unla-
vorable sviiiptoiiis. Tliese are the fori-bodiiigs of ili.<nr-
«her, and sickness, of some kind or ollii-r, siinll follows;
for sueli syiiiptoins alw:i_v.s slimv that bile or iuorbiii mat-
ter ez.ist.~i in Liie stoiiiacli and bowels, or tliiit the .~‘_\ stciii.
is otlioi-ivise. disoi~dereIl. Timely use iii the ltoresl \\ me
and Pills will. in all cases, prevent sickiiess from such
c;ui:\-0;,‘ and will purify the blood, and produce streiigtli
and auiuiatiou. I
The Forest Mcdiciiies kept always at hand. to be l.ilkQl]
wlieiievcr such s_viiiptoiii.~: are exhibited, will save your
faiiiily iilniost entirely from siekiiess, as well as your
doctor‘s bill. which frequeiitly aiiiouiits to more in a
week, than siuilicieut oi‘ tliesi: .\le<liciiies to keep your
faniily in good health for years. . _ " _ _
l..u)ii-‘s, the Forest Wine is your lll€‘!liC‘ili(‘. llus pleas-
ant, agreeable. yet i-.'l‘ective iiieiiicini-, c-xuctly siiits your
delicate eoiistitiitioiis. If vou are wezikl_v, or iiervous, or
iii geiieral ill health, this \\'iiie will do more to l'Q.~:i.0l"!
you tliaii all other iiieiiiciiii-.-'. In all c:i.<e.< where bile
exists. or the l)O\\'l"l.\' constipated, the l’ore.<t Pills :il.-'8
slioulil be taken, :lU(:0i'|.llilg to the llll'L‘Ci.l()l|S. ‘
.\[.iiii.\'i-:n~.\.\'ii '.l.'ii.\\"i-Ii.l'<2ii. ii‘ vou wish to gi-.:ii~ul yourseit
a.{:llll.~ii. sickness and li.‘lilg'i'fi‘OllS <lise:i.~;e.:, \viiieiiiii:1y.i'~“’iI'
aivlize. yoiii-,lit‘o, provi-lo youi-.<elt' with the l~oi'i-st \\me
and i'ill.~: before setting out on long. voyages, that you
niay li:i.vc them on hand wlieii reqiiireil. , .
r‘.@- The Forest Wine in large S|]ll(1i‘0 bottles, $1 per
bottle ; Six bottles for $5. t.’uii‘i-i-o:iti-ii Forest Pills '.'5
cents per box. G0ilCl‘:“.I iic-pot, 161 lluuue Street. cor. of
lluilsou, New York. l"ur sale by W. E. BlSSl~Il.I.. 3m3
Medicated Enhalatziozi.
- A N3.-EV?‘ 1955315203
, MOS'I‘_wonilerful discovery has recently
been iiiaiie by Dr. CURTIS, for the cure
oi; .-'isti:nia. Uoiisuuiptioii. Broiiciiii.i:=, Coughs,
Goliis, and all Lung Coiiipl-.iints, by lieilicateil.
.Iiih-.iiai.ioii. Dr. Citirris’ I‘.lYGE.\;\'.\, or Ixii.\'i.i.\‘i‘.
livm-;_-.x V.s.ron and Ciii-niiiv Sviiur, li'.l\‘(_‘ ac-
complished the most woiiderful cures of Astliuia
uiiil Coiisiiiiiptioii in the City of New York and
vicinity for ii few months past, ever liiiowu to
man It is proiliiciiig an iiiipressioii on Disea-
-res of the I.iiiigs iicvcr bi;-t'oi-e ivitiie:-seil by the
lll‘)(liC:'i.'l profession. (Sec cei'tiiic:ites iii ii-ands
of Agents.)
The Iiilizilcr is worn on the breustr, under the
linen, without the least iiicoiivenieiice, the heat
of the body being siitiicieiit to r:vaperate the
tiii'id,—siippiyiiig the iiiiigs coii.-taiiiiy with a
healingand agreeable vapor, passing into all
the air-cells and piissa_o;es of the lungs that can-'
not possibly be 1'e:iclied by any other niediciiie.
Here is a case of
AS".S?‘HTv’I.Pi CEEEZP.
Pitt)-)!ii.\':x', _\‘. Y.. liar. 20121, 1853.
For about i-iglit }_'eai's I have been .<i.~verel_v alliieted
with the Astliiiiiiz for the last two yeiirs I have siiiii-reii
lJL‘\'0l11l :ill my po\\'L‘-rs of :‘.e:<crip‘iioii; iiioiiiiis at ii time I
liiive not been able to sleep in ii bi-cl. i;(-ttiiigwriiiit rest I
could sitting in my cluiir. 3-Iy iiillieulty rut lii‘(':llllii1g',
and my siilii-i-iiigs. were so gr:-at at tiim-<. that forlioui-s
together my fi-ii’-nds expecte-l mrli hour would be my
last. Iinriiig the past six years I have lizizl the aid and
atteiiil:iiiee ofsonie of the mn.-t (:0l(’l)i‘.'liC(l pli_v.~:iciiiiis,
but have receiverl no periiiaiii-ut bent-tit. iiurl-but little
relief. I at. leiigtli hail the gooii fortune to procure Ill‘.
tlurtis’ Hygeiina or lialiiiliiig Hygeaii Vapor and l.‘lici~r_v
Syrup. At the time I Iirst olitaiiied it, I was siiil'ering
under one of my most violent iitliic-ks. and was in great
distress, zilmost sutiocating for want of breath. In less
than ten minutes froni the time I applied the Inhaler to
my stoiiiiicii, and tool: a ti-iispooiifiiloftlieCiierryfiyriip,
I was relieved iii a great inensiire from the ilitiicully Vof
lweatliiiig, and hail ii CUliiiDl'i:lIil(‘ _nigl;t. I liiivi-. "since
continueil it with the ;_ri'entest po’.-'sibie l)9i1f'lii, and um
now coiiipariitively well. God only knows the ainouiit
ofsiiiiering this ineiliciiie li:i.-2 relieved me from. My ad-
vice to the siitil-ring is,—-riiv ii
I M A llGAP.l~.“l‘ EAS'l'O.\'.
, -.
G0 l‘\'."S'UIH1".’i' ISN 0131? 21%.
New Ytiilii. Dev. 27th, -1853.
I crime to New York in the ship 'i‘i-ii-gr:ipii : my native
place is-St. John, Ngnv Brunswick : wlicnl l‘('.'L(?liL'il this
city, my liealtli was vei'_v poor; liail ii very bad cough,
raised a good deal of matter, which ii'as»treqiii-iitly mix-
ml with blood ; bail pain in my left side, and \-.':is verv
weak and einaciateil. My friends a .(l pliysieinii pro-
iioiiueeil my case Coiisiiiiipiion. and br-yoiiil the reach of
medieiiie. I flCCl(.iCilillIl_\' lieard of Dr. Curtis’ Iiygciiiia,
or liilml"iig Hygean Vapor and Clix.-ri'_v Svrup, and obtain-
L-ei ii pziciinge. which I verily believe was the iiiean.~: of
saving my life. Soon after wenriiig the Iiiiialer, I found
it relic-.-oil the pri-'ssiii'o on my lungs, mid after ti. while
the disriise made its appeiirziiice upon the siii-thee under
the inhaler. I took the Clierry Syrup as ilirecte-l, and
cmitiiiiieil to do so, my (-oiigli graduiilly gi'o\'.'iiig bi-tier,
until it eutii-ely left me, and liiow coiixiiler iii_vscll'ciii‘eiI.
I still wear the lnliali-r, as the use of it is rather pleas-
ant, and belii-viug it .\'ii‘t‘ligili('illli_l{ and purifying to the
lungs, I feel unwilling at preseiit iollispi-iise wit_li it.
J()Il.\' WOOD.
Sold by BOYD Ii: PAUL, No. 40 Cortlandt
street, N. Y., mid W. E. BISSELL, Norwalk.
Price St} a package iroiitaiiiiiig ii bottle of Hy-
geaii ':ipo'r, one oi Cherry Syrup, and an Iii-
lialer _; or i0lll‘\])ilf;li‘d,¢_{CS t'or $10. tfxviii
ECEIVED this day 1600 yils more of t.ho.s_e
_ . .‘.Bleachccl Mnsliiis iii Iieiiiiiiiiits, the best
"goods ever oli'i-ri-il iii the town. and the cheap-
oath ’ C. J. GiiiJM.1N.
New Publications,
History of the French l’rotcst.ant Refugees,
from the Revocation of the Edict of Nantes, to
our own days, by M Charles ll ciss ; Mai'g'.ii'cl:,
or Prejudice at Home and its Victiiiis, by the
author of the Wide I/Vide W'oi‘ld ; Lover upon
Ti-i2ii, by E. M. Stuart; Fislii-rmaii of Naples,
by Alexaiiilcr; at A. Sl‘1LLECl\’S-
'.E‘EA‘”‘.
HE siibseribcr keeps constantly on hand a.
large supply of {'1'-csli TEAS, of allqualities
“ild llrices. Don’t forget to call at I’
HOLMES ii’. Co’s. _
LACKi.\*G AS is Biaickiiig. ‘Itiiced only be
applied to the le-.\tiier with a sponge or
brusli. Itlieeds no i-i.i‘.:liiiig, but makes: a fin!‘
polish, will not injure the ieatlier, but iiiakes ii.
soft, and is a good pl'C.’0l1tlV0 in wet weather.
For sale at - LOCKWOOD’S.
- FRENCH MERINOES.
ECEIVEJ) this day. a large lot ofbest qua]-
I ity of French Mei°inos,.direct from auction
will bcsold at a great bargain, by
’ . C._J. GRUMAN.
ANCY Basketts,_Wagons and Willow Ware
M , all kinds, at
.7,
il'!}3DIO..t'?..I.~ LEDVISER AND MAR-
with‘
'a'.a;1l.'AG El GUIDE.
Ei.i~:\'i-:x'i-ii t.‘(liilt)ll_. EHO pages, cloth,
iieaii'ly .-xevi-i.l.y live colon.-(I L-iigi'ii\'iiigs—
represeiitiiig all the diseiises of the gt-uital or-
_1‘,’:iiiS of the unite and female; the iiio.~t com-
plots and pnicticzil work on tho pliysiological
’ iiiystei‘ies uliil i'evc]iitioiis of the male and fo-
imile .‘_‘~(.‘.\'iliil !~‘_\’>i\‘lil$ ever piililislieil, willi the
lute.-:t expci'iiiieiit:s and (llEUO\'(‘:l‘l(‘S iii i‘(‘.]Il'0(lll(.‘-
tiou. It illiistiutes iiniitoiiiically mid fiiily with
the plates cverytliiiig pertaiiiiiig to the ui:'ile or
female ‘genital systeius ; willi ii full iiescriptioii
of the ciiiisessyiiiptoiiis, and iiiost cerliiin cure
of all diseases to which they are liable. ; from the
scci'elli:ibitsofyouth and 1.‘X(,'\‘ii.$'\‘SUlillllti-lll'(l age
as inipolcucy and iiinoceiit or iiiii'orsi!i.'Ii all‘:-0..
lions, sypliilis (pi-iiiiury and t‘.0llts'i.li-lli.l0iitll)lgt)ll-
0i‘i'lill‘l‘, bieiiiiorriiagii-. etc. with iuiiiu-rous eer-
tiliciites ofllie must. no p:iri'.lli~lcil cures L‘\'(‘I‘]H‘I'-
formed. Every person both iu:ii'riei'l and .~i...
gle should read this work. Sold by ,s‘[.-iug."
_m'.l‘owuseiid, 222 Brouilwiiy, at the lii'o:id\\-'iiy
l’0sl- Ollice -l22,liro:iii\v:iv. iuiil by the. million‘
Dr. i1ill‘l'll0lli-, -l‘_’ Iii-aiie street. coi’iii.-i‘ of lii'iul-
NEW YOEE
Ii0[0Tiii.il0 .3.i‘0iiE
_ IMi’0il'i‘.-\.\"l‘ @.\NNOUNCEMEN'l‘
Great Salt. o_/'1ti-u_4Iy .7l1'adr: (.'1o¢},,‘.,,g _:
tLO.\iAN ii‘. 'l‘l.’ili( would announce to the
people of l*‘ii.ii'lielil tioiuity, that they have
recently iiiiide a very large iiddition to their
foriiier stock of lI'e-H ."(ltll.‘ «mil 1"aslu'onubIc-i
DLBTHINM
for uirli iuul lN)_\'H. ubicli wi i be tlolil on the
(.'/H711), Um‘ _I_’/ Irv, (.'(.L.\'/I. Styx/r/)I.. .’.
liiill llll who are in want of it gaunt ;;ii‘riiiciit for
it /If//I.‘ iiioiiey, will Iiml itlor tliciriiilmiitagc to
cullail. the ..\‘au' l'url.- Ihvmr/i (.‘IotIiing Story’,
\\'lil‘l't‘ will be foiuiil in part the following arti-
cles with pi'i<-i-s illll.\(‘ll :
500 l*‘i'oi'.li'.~'iiIiil Siicks. of Ilmiiiliziolli.
lim-:.-Iiiiis. 'l'wi-oils lllili l"i|Iioy
“'=l.\'.- N00’ York, foriiierly from l’iu-is and l.oii-
doii. l‘rii.'e $1. uiaileil free of posliigo to any
%l\llll'<‘-*‘-*‘,-S0Clll‘0ly :~‘eiili'il. Aililress :ill Ii.-liters
Box 71 liroailwiiy, rost (lllico, New Ym-1,-,....
Agents wiuit.i-.il in every town. 'l‘lie author
cures all the iiise:is=i-s treiil.eil on in the work,
at-his old ollicc. -I2 Reade sti'ei:l.. c0i'iil‘l' of
Broadway, _froiii ii!\. M. till 2 i‘. .\l., and froui
6 till 9 eveiiiiig (Siuiilay t'roiii 2 till 3 1’. M.)—--
N.‘B.——Not the urug Store. lyill
r—~-~~ ....-..-_ _. ._._ __........_. -.__' .
P
URE M:ii'seilles(lil—Espccially for Table
use, just received at ilissi:I.i.‘s.
For Sale Cheap. '
.\lODEliN Built square box lauiily wagon,
suitable for one or two liorses._ It will be.
sold cheap for want ofuse. Enquire at tlie
U3.’/.lC‘l“i‘i-I ()i~‘i-‘ii:r:. -it-'5
Pure Vegetable Hair 011.
I,‘UR- pi'esei'viiig, beaiitifyiiig and giving
gloss to the hair. (i()0(i for ladies, gen-
i-ll.‘iil(‘.ll and children. I/Ve know its good qual
ities and wnrreiit every bottle, at
A.- JACKSON’S
Silversmith and J eweller.
feed, Feed.‘
T every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,
and no growlin_«v. Give us a call.
HOLMES & CO.
Rapp’s Gold Pens.
UST Received a large lot of Adam William
P Rapp's Patent Niche Gold Pens. These
Pens einbrace all the properties contained in
the. liiiest quill penfanil for (liirability they can-
not be surpassed. Every pen is warraiited to
wear 20 years, ifwell used. Call and examine.
A. JACKSON, No. 5 Maine-st.,
Successorr to C. E. Disbrow.
Iron and Steel.
MERICAN, English refined, and English
common Iron, assorted square, round and
flat, horse and ox shoe shapes, nut, band, ‘hoop
and bolt iron. Cart and wagoiitire, cast Ger-
man, English blister, spring and AillI‘l'iCail
steel, &c., for sale by - WM. C. STREET.
‘Fanning Mills.
F tiic farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let tlicin go and buy ot'Ciiii7iii«:s"ri‘.n
'ri:.iw cutters, IIovcy"s patent spiral knives
the best and clirapest in the market, at
'- CI»iICIIESTER’S.
-N E W‘ BOOT, SHOE,
Leatlicr & Fiiiiliiig Store
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
I-IE S11l)SCl‘llJCl‘_llCl'(}l)y gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that lie has taken a store on the west‘ side
of the bridge, opposite the Post Oliice, No. 1
Water-st., and titted it up in good order, where
may be found at all times a large stock ofgeut.’s,
ladies’ and eliildreu’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, inanufactiired by us expressly for
this market, by’ the best of workmen and of the
best materials‘, no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with a call. Ciisto-
mers’ work made to order. with neatiiess, and
(lCF1)D.l.Cli. A share of public patronage is re-
spcctfully soi':cil.ed by J. P. HANFORD, Jr.
/2213“ Particular attention paid to repairing in
all its branches. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.
Lubiifs Extracts
F HE subscriber has now on hand the most
complete ussoi'tiiie1it ever before offered in
Norwalk. l’atchoiile.y, Sweet Brier, West End,
New Mowii Hay, Citroiiella Rose, Jockey Club,
Magiioliii, Sweet Pea. Sweet Clover, &c.; also,
ii large stock of lihgiisli, French and German
Colognes; Ha.-‘r ()i‘.'s, Shaving Soaps and
Creams, &c., &c.
PURE BAY WATER, at Bissi:i.i.’.=.
.__.__a
The Wonder oftlie Age.
XCELSIOR Family Starch, a i=.uperio_r ar-
ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch
now in use ; it produces a Bciiutifiil Polish
without guinining the Iron. or Fabric. For
sale by the Box 01' Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER
.1: CO., who can furnisli it to dealers at Factory
Prices. .
Sc!/irzg qfl'C/may .’ .
' _l-IE siibsci'i‘oei' is selling liis Watches,
Jewelry and l~‘-.uicy Goods at per cent.
reiliictiiiii in prices. If you want goods in my
line clicap call at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
the Red Watcli. O. S."CI.Aill{. ‘
Siliwr and Plutczl S/1002-is, F0’/‘k.9,
-Butte/' a7zrZ- Fru.it IC2zi"es, silver
e§~ pliitctl Nr/7;/.:L'7z B ' gs, is-c.
IIA'\'F a very fine stock: ,‘;the above goods
on liauil which will be so ; much less than
can be bought by peillers, and liaiidsomcly en-
graved witliont cliai'ge. ()1 S. Ci..\iiii,
2 Skiddy's Block
Spring fie Laiiacs, dbc.
"‘ TE would call the atteiitioii of all in want
to our new aiid well seleclml :t-ock of
De Laiiies, Prints and Glilg‘ll:llliS, which coin.
market, and at prices which cannot fail to
])l0:l.SL‘[i;liL‘. niost. economic-.il. All Wool dc
Lhines of the best make imported, in large va-
riety aud at extremely low prices.
C. J. GRUMAN.
EAD ii’. FULMER’S Croton Metallic Fire
_i , proof Paiiit.—'l‘liis article is acknowl-
edged by all who have iiscil it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. it pi-oot'agaiiis.t the
action of the weather and lire, and is clieaper
than other paints in coiiseqiieiiee of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering nuicii more sur-
faee,twice as iiincli as some. Give it a trial.
E. V. A. l.‘llICIlES’i‘Ell, Agent.
Watches, Jewelry, Silver-Ware.
V Eliave added to our stock the present
week, a large new stock, maliiiig our
stock the lai'gesi: and best to select from we
have ever bad. You can buy goods 1'1;-_lii. of
A. JACKS()N,nuir the Jllill.
EVERY Desi-iptioii of Job Work, executed
~.\0al-ly, Cliczlply and Quickly, at the Ga~
ILLER-"S Water Proof Blackiiig, \viiole-
sale and retail, by ,
" C. A: E. K. LOCKWOOD.
zettc Job Otiicc. '
C
UTLERY of our own uiiuuif:ictui'e and war
‘i-aiiteil. C & E K LOCKWOOD
‘Just Published.
II E Old Brewery.
A iigel Whispers by D. E. Eddy. .
Life among the Flowers; by Laura Green wood
l’uipit Portraits and Pen PiCi.l1l'(.'S.
DeQiiincey’s letters to Young men.
Aiitogi-aplis of Freedom.
Jili-s. Parl.ingtoii's Carpet Bag.
Dashes of American Ilumor.
‘Moral Aspects of City Life, by E. II. Chapin.
Little Mary, by 1-1. Trusta, author Sumiy Side,
etc, etc. . '
N ow Ainstordam, or New York as it was in the
days of the Dutch GOV('J'liOi‘S, by Prof. A.
Davis. Just i‘('C(3l\’C(1 by E. E. KNAPI’.
Ne ‘JV Spring Goods.
E are now receiving our endless variety
of new and desirable Spring Dry Goods,
Paper I-Iaiigiiigs, Window Si;-ailos, C-.ii-pctiiig,
Matting‘. &c.._ iliroct tlrom the large auction
sales in New York. and will give our custom-
ers uiaiiy great bargains in good goods.
. C. J. GRUMAN.
India Rubber
.-\Cl(-COMBS, it new and beautiful. article
for Misses to wear, at JACKSO-N’S.
SOAP.
SUPERIOR article of Wasliing‘Soiip at
t_he‘lo\v price_of Two Dollars per Barrel,
w-.irriinted to give perfect satisfaction_ or the
LOCKWO0D’_S. --
inouey returned. The highest price, paid for
Tallowand Soap Grease. -it BISSELUS.
D
- I
IIE subscribers keeps constantly on hand .
prise the liandsoniost. styles ever OlTl.‘i‘c(l in this -
(‘.:is.-iiiii-i'i-.-1. froiii $2 to $12
1000 pairs l’unls, of all sluide.-4 and
cnlul‘:<. for |.a|ioi'ci'.~‘, Mecliiiiiics
and lliisiiiess Men. from
200 \'cst:-', of new patti.-i'iis and de-
sigiis, all varying in quality and
price from
."
1)
lto
750 to $1
--A LSO---~
iosonis, collars, gloves, suspenders, shirts,
stocks, i-‘eai-l's_. liiuiiliiercliiefs, shoulder Braces
——-iii sliort, every ilescriptiou of GenIlnn.en’.~i
Iv‘iu~—ni.s-lung Gooils, besides many other articles
too iiuiiieroiis to mention.
N. B.——h_vei'y article will be marked with the
Lowest .Pri.cc on it, with no deviation, and we
defy all coiiipetitioii in regard to I'l"iC(,'S and
Quality, as many articles will be sold than the
cloth can be procureil to ninke them up. '
Call and see under the (John. llotel.
I .
Harness Making.
IIE subscriber gratcfiilly neimowleilges the
liberal patroiiage bestoiveii on him the past
live ye-.-.rs by the citizens of this and the adjoin-
tiig towns, :uid would inform them that he has
constantly an band a large aasurtiiicnt of
Sarlzlles, H11-rnoss, FI'un/ts, Vali-
ses, IV/iz'1).s', Carpet
Bags,
which he will sell imicli less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. Tlic,best of materials are
always used and perfect satisfactioii guaraiitied
on all work executed at illl%M3B§8.i)llSilIllCl1i., or
tlile money returned.
j2iԤ" We have now on hand and are making
up to order, several setts of very liglit»-and tasty
double and single HAR.‘_N‘E'S.‘}'. which will be
found superior in iientiiess, and beauty oflinish
and workmansliip, to aiiytiiiuii; ever exhibited
in this illi1.i’l{(.'tDciDl'0."§:$ ~
Special attention. paid to Repaiiiiig, ivliii.-7:
it-illalwa-,1/s be done at the sliortest
notice, and -in the neatest
" man 11 01‘.
fi:7-’§"‘“.liist eallailil see yoiirscli'es.
F. BRADLEY.
Under Conn. Hotel.
1853, min. 9.
New Canaan Iiziursery.
S'l‘Ei’l_iE.\* HOYT ck CO.
I_IAVE on liaii(i,and oifer tor_ sale at their
Nurseries. situated one and a half iniies
east of the village of New Canaan, and three
and a half froiii'Norw-alk : '
Apple, Pear, (standard and dwarfs,-) Peach,
Piiiin, Clierry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.
Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Ful-
tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
Englisli Gooseberries; Curraiits,black Englisli,
red and white I)liiCll,Sll[)tl‘l0i‘ varieties ; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.
0iix..i.\ii:.\‘r.ii. Tiii-:i~‘.s.—] iorse Chestnut, iuoun-
taiii ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam lir
and arbor vities. For vigor and liealtiifulness
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country. ;
Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties ofour large stock of-apple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abuiidant and regular bearers.
and the most valuable iiiarket varieties. 'l‘lu-se
Nursi-rses now occupy more than 15 acres of
laiid,einbi'aciiig more than 200,000 cultivated
uFruil Trees. ‘ 1)"15
/
UTLER Y.-A splendid assorinieiit ofAiucr-
icon and English Cutlery, both table and
pocket. Please call and exaimiie. »
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
Fancy Goons,
IIE pliicc to get. them is at llissi-:Li.’s,
T wliere you will tiiiil Ladies’ and Geut’s
Port Monies from (id. to $5 00; Hair, llat,
Tooth, Nail and Clotlicsliriishes; Dressing Ivo-
ry and Back Combs; Rzizois. 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, Cash.
HE subseribm‘ would offer for sale cheap for
cash F1-eiicli and Ainericaii Window Glass,
all sizes ; rich fancy Cliuia and Bohemian
Ware; tine German ACCONIQUIIS and Violins.
Call and examine. '1‘. B. GliIFl“ETII.
Shaving and Hair-dressing’.
1AEsnbsci-iber is still to be found at his_ old
1 stand, ‘west-side the Bridge. ready to serve
his custoniers, in all the ilepaniiieiits of shav-
ing, liaii‘ilressill3._:. he-.id cleiisiiiit. &c., the. His
many years cxpi-rience in tzlie.-so br2inclies,;ihe
deems ii siifiicieiit g'll‘Ill".l.iliCO of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat: -
ronagc. Part':ciilar attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of eiiiiaii-eiiri’li:iir. Sick per-
sons waited 011 at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for sa -at
his .\"ews l_)e.p0t. and is Agent for Ad-anis 8: Co's.
Expi-ess; all packages left to his care, will be
promptly forwarded.
22 May 25, 1853.
_ Zinc Paints.
IIE subscriber offers a full assortment of the
celebrated Zinc Piiiiits. compi'ising snow
white, white, pearl and brown, ground in oil,
maniif-.ictiire(i" by the “New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
WM. C. STREET. '
GEO‘. W. ‘JENNINGS.
Vvrapping Paper.‘
50 REAMS Straw, Miinilla ,auil Hard-
ware Wrap);‘.ng Paper, Cap and Let-
ter Paper, at mill prices, just received. at
BISSELLS.
New, floods.
OCKET Ciiliery 1, 2. 3 and 4 blades new
patlei-ii:-, a‘ ltil‘,-';'(! iissortiiii-iit; Fishiiig
Tackle, of the most approved qiialilv;. Pi'lI-
ning linivvs. gi'a:=s hooks, priiniiig sliciirs‘, sick-
les, gnrileu trowels; patent _:.-ate ‘hinges and
kctches, &c..ju.st i'r-ceivcd':iud for sale by
' Will. C. S'l‘l'iEE'l‘.
‘Nails,
IN quaiitities to suit pll1'I.2lllu-‘t'i'S at. 10“-est
l'=\tL'S, at Ci.iiCiIES’l‘l'.'RS.
ST."
_ ARDICN Ralies, Spading forks. 1-loos lT)lig
and short l|ilii(ll(‘.(I- nl:lii’Jl'L§ l‘ork.ex, slmvms
of all kinds. Fariuers and Gariluers would do
.
well to call at 'i*.. VA - Giii(;m.;svn.;p
Napkin -Rings, '
CR and Plated, a new lot. and ciio,,I,_
JACl{SON’S. ‘
Sill’! H N011'WAL1£ STOVE DEPOT.
Be :1: Known
O the liihabitaiits of Norwalk and vicinity
that the subscriber is still driving business
at his stand. corner of Main and \Vi-st streets,
South Noi-walk, where may be foimd coiistaiitly
on hand a general iissortiiieiit of Cooking, Pm--
lor, Shop and Ollice‘Stoves, which in’ outside
dress present ti very pleasing appearance ;~ but
the most important of all is their internal" ar-
1'-aiigeineiit, which combine economy in con.
sumption ofFiiel, great. extent of rzuliatiiig sur-
face, pcrfectioii iil'l)til{lilg and inilduess ofheiit:
a weeks" trial is better than a tlioiisaiiil refer-
ences.‘ .
In addition to the above maybe had in any
quiuitities, Tin, sheet iron copper, britania. ja-
pan’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
English Cutlery, sewing birds, portable caldroiis
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel, sad iron
lieatcrs, furnaces, stove and boot lil€lCl(lllg,C0{ll,
liods, force and suction pumps, well pumps
weatlicr proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass,
zinc copper and-iron, iron v.'ire and rods, brass
and enaineled kettles, etc, etc. Mettle Roofing,
Pliiinbhig and House Jobbing, done with dis-
4 patch and warrantzed, Ileati-rs and llaiiges set
toorder. Reiiii-iiibcriiig witli‘gi-atitiiiie the fa-
vors nfthe piibllc, I still remain their most
obedient servant. . F. ‘ll. NASH.
South Norwalk. Oct. 26. ' tf4
Building Stone For Sale.
IIE siib:<c‘i-iber has for sale a large quantity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCH.
..-CC0INYF-YANCES-I
A N. Y. 8:. N. H. Railroad.
I854. SUMMER AllIl.ANGE.\ll‘2N'l‘, I854.
C(IIl'II)I("II(.'fIIg ._ilIu_1/ I5, 18:3-‘I.
Trains to New York.
Frmn. .N'c‘(‘tl’ I I U.U('N .
CCOMM0l)ATlON—-At 5.250,
- l0.i5 .i. .\i. and -1.30 r. .\l.
l‘:Ni'l‘.i'1.s'.‘5-——AL 9.115 .\. .\i. and l.l0_ l,_.50_. 0.25
i‘. .\i ‘
0.15, and
. I''rom .«’\,”uI lLj!l[/6' mid Purl-.-(-'/ic.vIu'.
Sri:i'i.\i. Aircoii. trains from Norwiilk--Al.
HE A. .\l. ; fi-om Port Cliester, at 5.30 .l. .\i. and
:'..50 i‘. .\l. '
'l_‘riiins from New York.
, For .«_\"i-w.l_1a,i:¢-_u. -
Ait(:o.\iiion.\'i'iox——.\t 7“i\iiti li.30 A. .\i.,; and
at 4.10 and ."v.l:'> i‘. )1. The -Lil) I‘. .\i. train is:
lilxpiws to (ire.-euwicli.
iixi-Iuzss--.»\t. S .\. .\l.'. ; 3.00 and 4 i‘. xi.---—'l‘lio
8 A. .\i. train stop.«,-at.Stamfoi-ii liiid Briiigi'poi-t ;
the 21.00 V. .\l.. at Stiiiiill-i-ii, Norivalk and l5r.«igi.--
port; the 4 I‘. .\i. l.i':iiii at Stauiforil. ’ ‘
.- For Port (',':'iés2(-r amt J\"'orwul/r.
Si-i-:i,'i.ii. r\C(2U.‘-I. 'l‘ii.ii.\‘s—At “.45 A. .\i. and
6.30 r. .\l for Norwalk. and 1.30 r. M. and -1.20
r. .\i. for Port Chester.
‘or BOSTO./\". via Hartforil, Springfield
I (mil I/Vorce.~:ttr.
Exriii-:ss at S .i. ii. and 4 r. .\i.
at Spi-iiigiielii. v ,
For (.'(ui/zci'tici1I.‘ Rink-‘r, Vrrriiioiit Railroailg,
. amt ./I-Ionlreal.
Exriii-:ss'—At 8 A. .\l. Dine at Spriugiielil.
For u’IC(?UIIII)l(.‘(_f(tIi0ll Trtiiii of the .N'ew Hu-
l.'("It, Hart owl, and .‘.'rriiigfic/it R. R.-—At
ii.2i0 A. M. and 300 r. .\I.
For Canal R. R.——At S and 11.25 _i. M
For .N‘cw Haven aazl ./\"cw London R. R.
Exi-iii~:ss—At 8 A. M. to New London, Nor-
wich, Stouin_«_;toii and l’rovidence, and 3.00 r. _\i.
to New Loiiiloii only.’
For Ilousatoizic Railroad.
I'.‘.i-prexs—-At 8 A. .\I.
For ./Vtiiigrittlck Itailfoall.
1'3.-i']n-e.vs—At S A. .\l. and 3 i’. M’.
For Diinbury and .N'oijwalIi'. Railroad.
Jlccom.-—At 7 and 8.4.3 A. .\l. and Expi'ess at
4.10 r. .\l. ‘
.’I'rah1.s' Io ./\’‘ew York from J\"orwaI/.'.
.-'m~..i.ii.——.-\t 6, 6.«lt‘_, 5.05, and 11.40 A. ii., and
5.50 r. .\l.
I‘I.\‘l‘I€E.\‘2~‘.—-Al. 10 42 .\..\l., at 2.15 and 10.30 P..\l.
Trains Io JVi.w Haven from _.:\"oriL-allr.
Ai.'oo.\i.—At 9.2-} .\..\I., at 1.54, 3.40, 6.24, and
1.39 r. _\I. Exrni-‘..s.~.—At 5. 1‘. w." '
See large bill ofudvertiscineiit git the Station
Houses and principal Iiotels.
GEO. W. WlliS'l‘LER, Jn._. Sup‘!.
Dine and Sup
Danbury 8: Norwalk Rail Road.
SU.\l.\iER ARRANGEMENT.
Co.\iiii-zxcixii .\I.iv 15, 1854.
Trains will run daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows: -
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK
' 1st,Pass¢.-n.gcr at 6.50 A. M.—Ai‘riving at
South Norwaik at 8.00 A. .\i. and connecting
with the 6.45 A. 31. Accommodation Train from
New Haven, stopping at all stations.
‘M Passenger at 3.45 l’. M.—Connectiug at
South Norwaik with the 4.30 r. M. Acc0niiiio-
datioii 'l‘ra.in froin Nev.‘ Haveii‘. stopping at all
stations. l’asseiigci°s going East froni South
Norwalk, will take the New York 3.00 r. M.
Express Train to Briilgi-port and New Haven.
3:1 Passengers and Freiglit at 5.30 1’. .\I.——
Arriviii_g at South Norwalk in time fo_r Passen-
gers going East to take the 5.15 I’. M. acc. t,rain
troin l\ew 1 ork ; and for those going’ West, the
0.2.) r. 31. Express Train from New Haven, pass-
uig-the 6.25 r. .u. Pivsenger Train from South
Norwiilk at Wiltoiial. 6.48 P. .\i. - -
so on: Nonwe 1.1: T0 n3.z.iBun'r.
lstl 1_f_o.eseiigcr at 9.25 A. M.—R'eceiviiig.pas-
sengers frointhe New York 7 .00 A. .\i. and the
New Ilavi-ii, 6:45 A. .\i. Accom. Traiiis, and ar-
riviiig at Daiibury at 10.35. A. .\l., stopping at
all stations. . . »
2¢l_Pii.s.s'c-ngcr and Freig/it at 11.05 A. M.—
Receiviiig Passi.-ngers fijoin the 8.4-5 A. .\l. Train
froiii New York. and the 9.35 .-i. M. E.\'pi'css
li-aiii from New llaveu, receiving and landing
l’=lS§,engers and 1-‘reiglit at all the way stations,
uli(l.n.l'l‘l.\'lllg at I)aubui'y -at 12.50 i’. M. This
'l‘1‘aiii will wait. twenty minutes, should eitlier
'l‘i'-ain be delayed as long. .
£341 Passciigcr at 6.25 1’. M.—Receiving l’as-
sengers froiii the -l.?.0_r. .\I. acc. Train from New
liaveii, and the 1.10 r". .\l. ace. and e.\'pi'ess train
from New York, and ‘arriving at liiiubiiry at
'.".ii5 r. .\i,. stopping at all statioiis, ,
Stages froui Riilgeiielzi Cen’tre' riiu to Ridge-
lielii Station so as to coiiiii-_ct, with the 6.50
A. .\I., and the 3.15 _l’..\i.. tr‘-.i':iis, and return on
the ai-‘rival attlie ‘ltidgeliclii St-atioii’oftlic 9.25
A. .\I. and 6.25 1’. .-\I. ti‘aiii.~'. .
I-IARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
Daiibury, May, 1854. .
.'~I.<‘oi'
New Bedford, and Taiiiiton.—Iiil:iiid Route,
without cliaiige ofcars or detention, carrying
the Eastern Mail.
The. steaiiicrs C. VANDERILT, Capt. Joel
Stone, and‘ COMMODORE, Captain John G.
Bowns, in couiiection with the Stoniiigtoii and
Proviiieiice, and Boston and I’rovidi~iice Rail-
roads, ieaviiig New York daily (Sundays ex-
Battery-piace, at 5 o’clock I’. M.. and Stoniiig-
ion at .5‘ o'clock P, .\l., or on the arriva1"of the
Mail train. which" lCaYCS‘BOSi0li'at 5} 2 P. M.
TIICSC Si'(‘£iIii(.‘i‘S are iiiis'iii'pass_ed"foi' strength,
safety, spec-d_. comfort and elegance. The oili-
ccrs are ex[5ei'ieiice(l and attentive.
The natural :l(l\Ԥl.iii:1g!,'S of'this route are su-
.‘ ierior to aiiy o..iier. being shorter and more
direct, the trip is more pleasaiitly and expedi-
tiously perforiiied. while passengers can always
of those by either of the other routes.
' The Co.\i.\ioi>oii_i-2. from .\’ow York-—.\ionday,
Wednesday and I<‘ri<lay. From Stoiiiugton—
Tuesday, 'i‘liursda',' and Satiirilay. I ‘
y The C.'V.ixiu-:iiniI.'r, from New York——'Tues-
(lay, 'l’liiirsilay and Saturday. From Stoniiig-
l,oii—.\loiidail, Wciliiesiiay and Friilay.
N. B.—l’iisseiigci‘s on arriving at Stouington.
proceed iiiimediateiy ‘per steauiboat train to
Pi-oviilence, liostiin, Taiiiitiin and New Bedford,
at 6 I-2 A. M.
A Baggage-.\i:istei' iicconipauies the steamer
and train throii‘gli»_onch way. 1 r
Fdr. pit.-'S'.l_.’.‘_‘(), bertlis, state-rooms, or freiglit,
application may be made at Pier No. ‘2, N-. _l‘.,
or at the _ofiicc.\No. 10 Bait-te1'y-plaice.
« :
New ‘Stork do Liverpool 1)‘. .S.
| ' J :f‘fo‘. .
Mfhii ST. .ii-MKIVIERS.
I-IE Sliips'eoiupo::iiig this line are the fol-
lowing : _ '
A’i‘LA.\"i‘i(‘. Capt. West. l‘.ieii-‘iii, Capt. Nye.‘
AiiC‘i‘iC, Capt. i_.nce. , _l_;.ii.ric, Capt Ccmslock.
Aui:i.i‘i‘i'v, Capt.‘ Graftoii.
Tliese ships have bei-ii built by co'n_tr:ict, ex--
pressi y for ( loveriiineiil. St'l'\'lc(!. Every care
has been taken in their coiistructioii, as also iii
.theirEiigines, to insure si.i'eiigtli.iiiiil speed, and
their acconimoilatioiis for passeiigers are une-
qualed for _ elegance - and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; iu-second do., $70; exclii-
siive use of extra-size. state rooms, $300; froiii
Liverpool to New York. £'.i0aiid£20. Au ex-
perienced siujgeoii 9,Ctiici_ieil~ to‘ each ship. No
berth ts_‘(;Clll‘Ct1 until paid for.
PROPOSED l)A'l‘-ES OF. SAILING.
riiim xizw Yoiiii. l~‘ii().\l i.ivi.-:iirooi..
S:itiu;ilay..Aiig.;,:z,0 \\’_e§lnesday:.;\iig. 2-I
g,,m,-,1',,y'_,Se;)t. 3 _Wcili_iesil:iy,.;Sept. .7
Sgmu‘-(1,, y _ _ Sept. 17 “"C(1_iiCS(l&')"v.". Sept-.21
Satiii-ilay..()ct. l W_edues_(lay_"Oct. 5
S,m,,.d,,y_.(_)ct., 15,; -,Weil_iies«lay..Oct. 1!!
Satiiril:iy..(.)c"t. _ ll ediiesil-.iy..Nov. 2
Saturday . ; Z\'ov. ,“'(.:lIll0>.'(l§l)' . .Nov. 16
s3,t,m-any _ .;Nov Weiliiesday .. _Nov, 30
S,’mn.,1ay__Dcc_ Wt-.d:_icsilay..l)c_c. 'l_-l
SlI|.i\ll‘(if.1y..Dl.'c. 2-I Wei1iies(l;.\y..Dce. 28
.01-‘oi-,freiglit or passage‘ apply to l'.'DW’D
K. COLLINS .1’. Co.,, No. 56 .Wall-st., N. Y. ;
l$iiow.\', Silll’l.Y & Co}, T4lV(‘l'1'i(IOl; E. G. lon-
Eit’i‘S it Co., No. 12'. Ix’lllg;.S ArinsYa_rd, Loiidoii ;
Joiix Muxiioi-2 Ll’. Co.) llue Norte Danie (lee ;Vic'-
tories, l’ai'is,‘oi' GED. ll. D_.ll.\ifi~‘.il,: lIM_’!‘l.‘-- -
h The owners of these ships will iiotbc'nccount-
aahle for gold, silver. bullion, ‘specie, jewelry,
recioiis stones or iiietals, unless bills of ladiug
are-signed tlierefor, and the \':1l.ll1.l! i«ll0l'€0ft-llCl‘c-
in expressed. 3.)’
A . ‘ ". I ‘h. .‘M‘ ‘WET
.ms1vIov.o_r.. , ,
it ' ISS l’il;_:i'ini has removed her New,‘-I York
‘ . . iniliiiiorv rooms to those recently occu-
pied by Dr. l"i'teli in Skiililj/‘S Block, 0\''t‘|' “"3
store of (). S. Clark, where iiiay_l.;c found ii.
fi-es-ii -supply of elegant Spring styles of"La-
dies’ .Hats,:Floweis, Ribbons. .l'.c., to which the-
attention of the Ladies of i\'oi-walk is respect-
fully iiiviteil, before piircli:..-‘iiig elsewliiire.
'§.‘rienclshi_1. cafes.’
,\*A}lEL.LED,. DlflliirKilt]-.0l'llilil1}-liliill, a
- ‘ great vnrie-ty of styles. also letter‘ and
not.e.papor,both,plaiii_iind fancy,’ pens, pen
._.¢
is’;
in
Oct. 10th.
tf4l '
lioiclers,__peii racks, &e., at the new book‘ store.
" . ‘ ' “V E. KNAPP.
cc-ptei|,) from Pier No. 2 N. R., ti_rst wliarfaiiovc‘
i‘ely_ourcacliing their (lestiiiatioii in advance
or by aceommodat-ioii traiiis'_'_ from Stonington,
' and Ladies, if you want goods C
Selleck’.-3 Line of Packets
-_. ‘A For ‘lVcw York.
7l'i.sluops Mary A. Sellcek aiul lioiiicstic,
have coiiiiiieuced their weekly trips to and
froiu New York. The sloop M-.iry A. Selleck,
'(iZil[)i.‘G. (.il'litliilIlt1ii, willlllleave efizry
uesi ay ' re lii‘Iiili"' wi cave i'e ip. . ew
York, (.'\‘|:'l'_Y_ S-al.iii'iIiiy. The Domestic, Capt. 1.
Deiiiiiioii, will leave N'Oi‘\\v'il'lif every S_utu.Id:iy;
I'i.-tiiriiiiig will leave I ike Slip, N. \ .,.. ov.L-i°y
’l‘iiurs(lay' All lreiglit l’oi°ivai'ileil to this Iini:,_
~' .--‘i - til. .' . ‘ii .
i‘v.'-5-,'.i'.'.'.‘-’.fi;‘.‘ifi‘ .'.i"l.i‘?iT'l.'agltfi‘-f.l?.?iI.'{“-..SiL'i?f ‘-.°..'ii
i'et.iii'iisiii:uleaccordiiigly. Freight to be sent
on the Duiibiii'y and Noi-walk R-.iili'o'.i‘il, will be
laiuleil at the l‘i'v-iglil.-depot, also freiglit ri-i:'il
from the depot lrcc of i:.\'lra i:luu'ge'
A SEi.i.l-ZCK .3; or.M.\u§N.
.\'oi'wall.', April lib, ism.
1' wii..i.i.i.\~is .\-, i:i_ii0.v.~.s
Emigration and Foreign
clmnge Ollice. _
No. -l-’.) Fulto/I. Street. New 'ork, imrl
lVii.tcz'loo liioazl, Lii'cipoo_Z. ‘
The Old Biaicli Star Line of Pac_liets,
Sailing piuiclimll;/_/i-uni 1.iiri"rpool on tIic\l.s‘t’
tit/i, ll!/i, 165/1, 21st and 26tli of each" montli,
and coniprise t/u.-following splendid .ship.;.
..____.._
Ex-
TII6 Norwalk 1v1a'i€bie‘fvs;-a.
. . l-IPULCIVIRAL Moiiiiinciits and Grave Stones
skiiful .\\'0l'klll£lllSlil p.
.Aniericiiii and. Forei
Tomnsfonnsawn,
IVIONUMENIS ;
A '1' . I
.N‘oar the Briilgc, .z\"orwaIk, Conn. _
of every‘ variety ofpatterns, and of the most
The best assoitiiieiit of
go Marble, kept coiistantiy
on iianil. » '
l’ersoiis wisliiu g to procure .\[oiiuiiients or any
kind of .i“‘u|l'l)i0 Works, are invited to call and
give a persoiialiuspectioii of his iuati-rial in (i
workiuanship, as this will be more s-.itist'uctory
than to purchase of A;.-gents without an upper»:-
nity of testing the quality of the article nou-
tructcd for. . —
an-E... The Lotti.-riiig and Orna neiital work is
execiiteii by expcrieiiccil woi limo.-ii. and can
wiu‘i'aiit it to give entire satisfiutiiiii.
‘ -. = - 1 ._ . S.\1lTl_i dz .\i()li.GAN.
N
. . The. Oldest Boot & Shoe
V 0 STORE IN _NORv\’ALK. »
THE siiliscriber would iiiforiu the pub-
lie that he has made very large additions to his
stock of seasoinible Men‘s and Boys Siiinnier
and Winter Boots and Shoes, also every style
of Ladies’ Shoes, Riibbers, &c., in their season,
wliielihe -will sell at the lowest living prices.-—
Ilis work he'wurraiits.to_ wear as long or longer
than that obtained at any other store, and his
long and suecessfufl business expei-i_eiic_e in this
coniniunity, is the best guarantee he can give
of honorable and upriglit dealing. ‘
Repairing of every description, neiitly done
at short notice. , ' ' ’
Fimlings, of the best quality and in any
quantity, always on hand and for sale, at reu-
wcst side the Bridge.
adjoining J. A. Wced's,’
= . HENRY IIANDES.
Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. Westervelt, lloodless, 1600
Win. Rathbone, « Spencer, ~ 1200
Ticonderoga, ~ Boyle, 1-300‘
l’riiiccton, Russell, ' 1400
Irene, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1000
Silas Greeiiinaii, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Knapp, 1606
Win. II. Ilarbi.-ck, Marshall, 1600
Guy Maiiiieriiig, Freeman, 1600
Washiiigtoii, Page, 2000
l:‘.ntei‘prise, Funk, 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, ~ 1000
lticiiaril Alsop, Smith, 1000
Niagara, Sinitii, 1000
Dew-itt Clinton, Funk, 1300‘
Marmion, Iladiey, . 1000
Saiidusky, Boi-land, 1200
Owego. l-Iubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Barstow, V _ 1,400
New Ship, Edwards, .. __1750
These Ships are the most magn_ificeiit‘that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants; and
their accomiiiodutions t'or Cabin,.Scconil Cabin,
and Stcerage passeiigers, are vastly superior to
those of any other Line.
The Ship's allowance of provisions comprises
flour, oat-meal, bread potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the 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 allowance for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, a further
allowance, according too late act of the Brit-
isii pai-_l-ianient, two 07.. tea, half lb. sugar, and
lialflb‘. molasses, to each adult, weekly, with
three quarts ivater daily. In all cases where
any of the persons paid t'or decline coming out,
the full passage niouey is returned without any
deduct-ion. - . .
~ Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friendsiii the Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expense, can
have it done in a satisfactory, and correct inan-
ncr, by enclosing by Post, to the subscribers,
the sum they wish to send, with the name and
address of the party who is to receive it, when
a draft on the iiearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the tirst steamer with as
much piiiictiiality as iftlic persoiisenilingitwas
present, and a receipt returned for the,moncy
by next mail. .
"‘l'iI1§.,'£"I:'E71i§iI'I,I'II0N‘.““
If you W21 iit
any article appertain-ing to the
.' Saddlery and Ilarness busi
mass made in the best I,
‘manner sold at a
fair profit, and '
Warrdnte(l,. _‘
g0 J0 . : _
WM B SWAN ’S
I 0 3 .
VVlio has now on _-lialltl, the
largest and best assortiiieiit ever
otl'ered in this County, and
which are to he sold at prices de-
fying eoiiipctitioii. Call andsee
for yourselves. '
Norivulk, Jan. 1st. 1853-
Union Hall
CLOTHING STORE!
THE Proprietor of this far famed establish-
ment, would iiiforni the inhabitants of Norwalk
and adjoining towns, that he has on hand a good
assortinent of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he is selling at great bargains ; those waiiting
anything in his line will find it to their ‘advan-
tage to give liiui a call ; as his experience’ in
thc business and facilities for carrying it on, en-
ables him to furnish the same {l.l'ticléB-fqjfim less.
price than tiiose'of less experience possibjy can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion, consequently is better made than is gener-
ally foiiiid at other stores. ‘ I also have a larger
‘stock oniiiand .than any oth'er..stol'e in Norwalk,
so ia_ill'.i‘_t the ]1lll‘Cllt}Sel‘,llfalS a better as_sortp_ie.ut to
"st.-leet't'ro_ni.' ‘ I am also receiving daily~'i'Idditioiis-
to my already large and well selected stock‘-—
Some very nice Vests and'Paiits new patterns.
' in addition to the above I have a good as-.
sortment of Gentlcmi-.ns_Furnishiug ‘Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts. Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Ci-avats. Stocks, and all other goods
-isiiull y found iiioelothing stores. ' .
N. If. Gariiiehts cut and made. to’ order in
the best manner. ‘and at short notice, * All goods
‘boiiglit-of uie will, if desired. be cut free of.ex-
pense to the Piircliascr. THOMAS RILEY.
Norwiilk. 30th, August 1853 _
GOLD ! GOLD !‘! ‘GOLD l 1.!
Large Sales---Sinall Prc fits.
_ ’JEWELRY CHEAP !- .=‘.
REAL,geniiine Gold Pencils for 6s., Gold
- Lepiiie 'Wutclies (i‘eal Gold,) ro;-‘s2o, Gold
Spectacles for $4,-Fiiiger-Rings by,.the handful,’
Piiis and Ear Rings in any qiiantity,__ Good De-
tached Layer Watches for $‘1,2—-warifaiited good.
We do not ‘mean to pay _ca‘sli at some future time ;
we pay Cash oowx, and save l0,or 15 per cent.
Our rent‘ and other expenses iu'e'a mere trifle‘.-
Onr reasons are given, to show that we can sell’
goods kg; without niu‘cii~'- profit.‘ ~Gei'itleinen~
IIEAP, go over
to .I.icxsox’s Norwalk.
. ' Silver and Plated Ware- ' A
They say 'J.i(‘i<so.\' has a very large stock of
Si'I)0.\‘:~l, of all kinds, Knives and Forks, Cake
Baskets. Ciist.oi-s, &-c. The ladies say, ‘i How
Clienpl” Go to J.\iii:si).\"s--i.liat’s the place
ll0\\'. ~ . ».
Gold and Silver IVatcIies,
By the dozen, to select froin—very Cheap. Now
is your time to buy at JACKSON -‘S, Norwalk.
I_ ONEY Soup, ii new article ; also,’ other
kiiids of soups and toilett articles, vat
JACKSON-’S.
Axes. . -4
COLLINS Teuieks,lIeiids and other makes,
with and witiioiit handles, si.\iox’s, boys
axes and iiatciiets, all of which are warranted,
and for sale by E. VA. Ciilcul-Isuzu.
0Ol‘ER’S Isiiiglass, White and lied Geli-I
‘ tine, F;ii'iiia, Corn Starch, Tapioca, Vermi-
ceiia, Maccaroiii, Sago, l'earl_ Barley, Arrow
Root, Jze. Extracts for thivoring Jellies,’ Ice
Creiiiii, &c., Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Orange
I"io\ver \_\'iitei', Ciiiiiaiiion, &c., at
Blssi-;i.i."s Ciieap Drug Store.
Window G"-lass.
BOXES American, French, a_ii_d._En-
,. .... ..-
49?
by .n._ , ili,&G,'STREET.'}
spit-.\ir‘s all kinds, for sale‘
_ - of C nix LOCKWOOD
Matches at Wholesale.
OE'S,.~Fenn’s, -Clark-’s. " Hyattis and Som-
mer & l1arvey’s ltlntches, at Wholesale and-
lietajl. is-. C. J; E. K. LOCKWOOD.
(‘J1ROCl{_E_RY, Glass and China Wares
. C ii‘. EK LOCKWOQD
_ , _ _ DeLaines. ‘
A Sl’LE['D1D iissortineiit just reci-ived l.y
' , .C. J. GRUMAN.
U'S_'l‘ ‘Rec:-ived several cases of Miisliii.
, bleached and unbleaclied.‘ot"~iill griiiles,
— that she was induced to continue them until she received
Jflresse-.l _"I‘$ }l0l.l.OW.-\Y., New’ York,’ will receive due at-
glish window glass, assorted, -from, ~
6x8 to 26 xii‘), for sale at , manufacturers prices‘ ,
Aug. 2d, 1853.‘ A I
FOR 1854 2
Another Immense Arrival
. 01-‘ NEW '
Spring Goods,
At the old BRIDGE’ STORE. ‘
E ai-elinppy to inform our customers,
7 . ‘that we have Just received, and are now
i-'eceivin’g, the ” ' ' - "
Largest and Best Selected Stock.’
. r 01-‘ ‘
Spring Dry’ Goods,
fifl‘ Ever Be_/bre Ofered in JV'or-wall: ! ‘EN
And having bought them during the tightness
of the money market, FOR CASH, we _‘u1ilusi-
tatmgly assert that we can afford them at,pri-
ces that cannot be equalled in ‘cheapncss by
ANY I<‘S'l‘ABLl:I1lil-1i\"l‘ in FAIRFIELD C0l.'.\"l‘Yl
Our stock, which was greatly reduced, on
account of the extra amount of our Fall trade
—(thereby showing‘ that our efforts to sell
Goods eheapcr than our. neighbors, are ap re-
ciated)—is now FULLY REPLENISHED, and.
we are enabled to show our friends a
BETTER ASSORTMENT
of all Goods that we usually keep, than we
have ever before done at this season of the year.
We wish particularly to call the attention
of the Ladies to our assortment of
Riv/i Dress Goods,
ivhich comprises all of the new styles .toxbe
found in the New York market. of '
RICE PANCY $11.38.
We have received over fifty ditiferent patterns,
consisting of__ .'
Plain, C/mngcalzle, Plait! 4- Brocade,
and for newness of style, and richness of pat-
terns, we take pride in saying that they cannot
be excelled. Tlieprtces are sure to be satis-
t'uctory. . . I '
We are also in’ receipt of all the Fall styles of
Worsted Dress Goods,
and take pride in showing our assortment of
Pi..iiii Di: LAINES and CASIIMERES, PLAIN ALL-
Wooi. CASHMEIII-1 and Di: L.iixi-: Tiiinicr Ci.o'riis,
ALc., &c., which have only to be shown, to be
sold. "
We cordially invite all to call and .
our stock and prices. .
our Cloth Department
is now well supplied with all of the new styles
of Cloths and Cassiiiicrs in iiiarkct,
Black Tioilfd F7'€7lC/l‘(/'10!/to‘,
examine
-souable rates to the craft. Store. aslieretofore, I ._
I ’1i'0£/£6 17zL*(il'irl.s' ]V'orwaZ/.: _'
"'"‘ ’"‘" .'/0""1'.‘/t’-"./WI"-it 0719' ./lloriu-III.
PULV.ti_nIvliAG.H£:I{’S
HYdro-Eieetric Voitaic
RI" res S 4
A. "“.".” “’ “'0 PC0010 of this town
‘ V:l""“'3’: ‘-is an article deservin I
more _-attcutioii l'i‘oiii all ii-‘ii0',,,.L, “m.__.. W ‘,3 °
any .\i:iivoL's iiisi«:.\.s'i-2. than on i‘.‘."° '9'"
bclore preseuteil to the public. Th? ‘_°t‘."ed"E"
"'l?:0l:"t‘i'|ll'l'Bd to be eoiistuiitl y poupi;.:3ol::,:th:
- awlistuiit stii.-eiiii iiltloilla-1 \' ' .
tlicr to rub liiinself witli /‘at - I ll ‘_u"[['.-um‘
all that is ri.-qiiired 1., l',,.Ud"‘;'_‘ .1’€l8Iler—-but
cure is simply to \u.;,\,._ Tm, C1”! “_}""_”_’“’“'"T
PART DIS!-).\SED for a few hours uni, 0”“ W.’
the part has obtiiiiieil its ,,.,1 d“)’- “M1
.\‘nooi:.s' .I-'lui'4I.froin the ('i..‘,,,l,”d .‘""°'“” 0
coni-:triicteil as to be worn urlvt “my -3“: N’
iliiciiig ii coiiistiint i;iii'ri-ut of 14,”. the skin, pro
ism, and can he used at all tun‘-f€".°""(“8"|‘1
for yl.".ll’S. ‘N and Will lav
The Disezises in which ti
niostinai'keil re.=-u]1_.-‘ ._,,.,,
lllieuiiiaitisiii, ' [;¢,.,.i“L_ Pm)
« s.
‘"5’ iiroduce thei
l'aiiifulSweiledJoiiits i—‘i- i 1 '
l':ii'il .' '. ’ . ‘i u °"‘5‘~‘~, l’)'-‘lie sii
PM i_yi-If, Spiatic, Contracted .J,,imRl) i
' pitatioii oltliellenrt I’aiiis 01‘ (1 . (-
£\eui'algia of the Face, (;0m.Ucm::u"l’°‘t-»
lDeb'il't
an rr KNOWN "
That l’L'i.\'Eit.\lACllFlt’S cii’ --
Pateiiteil by the [_;‘,mcd gm,“ 'G“\1*\5 31"
and are H ‘ - d . ' _- _ ._ ooerpiiient
u ott Van-ll -. _p . ._ _ ,5’ ‘rot:
and iire also ‘ilitiitillli l))P:1tj,0E£1g1:'0t(i)ban’ 0-1 that “'5'
3138'!‘ IVIEDIGI: In MEN 08
The price of the Cii-.iim.~ ., .3r£u_n0PE
can be sent by mail to aii'§u1';fl‘15_t “yd $5 i an‘.
together with a pamphlet of 36 (3, , Abe‘ Staie
~ing at-~description of their "Hm 3&5 Coutiiin»
w~iLi.iA.\i E.B1Ss1;1_ ‘S ,'f‘ °‘ "*0;
wa,k,._wm be pleased to c\,h_‘e_ti Age-iit ioi.;s’or
use to ali"who mil)’ iillply. 1“ Hie”. m°d° 0
B. '-Amiou ‘ll Ut . .- ' .
checked by siniliiy “"9 "9
Chain upon tlie.Spine, just aéiioylet 0“
iidil;
ii of thy
tile hip’ an‘
the_otii_er upon the A01 . - . . .
for ’ladies ‘who ‘iire 211:; 1l’iiitl.li{sélK\)1t ‘mf!
SE 0
carriage is most‘ sure to i’ ii v
,1. STEINERT, Geiu-i~a(i ]"g',;T-’8‘}§“- d
. - = ‘- ~ :91:
gm‘ ’i‘_liE’SOU'i‘[—i Non
. , , .
HE propiii-tors wi.~li in con u,,. "H",
to their choice stock of fi,u,l.;.- and the publi.
ti-ees consisting of apple, 1,,.,,,.’ plum’ Chen?
gtifitsa ite biackbcriiis and black ‘Naples our
we warrant. a h id - -
its being ih'eaiiiii~c tftlaii)ii].] M‘ as ""‘1’°“-We, to
@‘'We wish to call in t’ i. - ; -
our itrgestock, (being iliitttiili-usiihteui
' ' 2
them 0'”). fill‘ R few iiioineiits each time ii
’ ‘ » suri.v
W3)’: N.
W A L K
. URSERY E
'1‘
L ti0‘"'0i,‘liil’-II‘ ClIS[()|n¢a
-and oriuimontav,
Ileachfiapricot, quince, stiawbr.-i-i-iii-'. go0.,q._e,.
Norway spruce, white pine, i,a1e0m'g;,. Am"
4 * , -
Also, the new or pure Red Antwerp “'hi(-h
GEO. SEYMOUR ii: Co,
of dwarf pears, of 30 or 40 choice varieties
Silver and Plated Wares.
“7E have a larrre. 1- f 3']-
_ of all kinds,?(\i::] 1I)(li)l(Il\'0 they E31‘-1?:
coin,) Butter Iuiives and BeefForks; also eve,-5
kind of Plated Spoons, Forks. Knives I adios
&C-: an neatly engraved without chiiroe amj
warranted. A_ JACKSBOIN.
P08 SALE CHEAP.
COMPLETE set of Mitehell’s Outline Maps
- They may be seen at this ofiice,
Guns, Pistolg, «lac.
OUBLE and single barrel] Guns and Pig
tois, caps, shot pouches, powder ti-.ir:ks,.le
for sale by WM. C. STREET.
Ladies’ Fancy Workboxes,
FVANCY and plain W ork and Traveling Baa
kets. and small size Looking Glasses, very
cheap, at JACl{SON’S.
. For Sale or toilet.
A Dwelling llouse containing fourteen
_ ‘ rooms’, with about fonracres of ground
Said house is entirely new, ncvir having been:
fropi $3 to $7 per yard. Brown, Drab, Blue, Ad-
elaide and all other colors, at almost any price.
Black and F¢me_I/ Cccssimers,
Silk, Satin and Worsted VES'l‘INGS—aiid in
fact everything necessary for a Gentleman’:-
Wardrobe-—we_cnii flli‘ill.~.‘li at the lowest prices
and after the most. ‘approved style. ‘
Om: C'a'r~riag.e Trimming if F iu"m'sli-
ing Department, . - '
Was never so well supplied before. Doii‘t for-
get to call at the far-fiinied Old Bridge ‘Store
~ Jan. 2, 1854, C. J. GRU.\iAN.Proprietor.
-rim ran-ramsn mnniemni
I-Io11oway’s Pills.
These Pills being composed entirely of med-
~ iciiial herbs are of a most ‘harmless nature,
.have_r_endered tliem= uiiiversaliy‘.'popular in
nearly every part ofthe world. The iininense.
success they have met with throiighout‘j the
States is most extruoi'diiiiiry, owing, it is‘pri-
smiled, to their woiiderfiil ciiicacy in the cure
of Bilions complaints and disorders of the
Liver aiid Stomach. Persons who rpers'evere
in using them i_n' accordance with the direc-
tions, seldom faiiin being restored toheaith.
W1-‘.AKN1-‘SS AND DI-‘.Bil.l'i"\".i‘.i-‘S'l‘0li.\'l‘1()N 'l’O liF.Al.’i'li
.01-‘ A GI-‘.N'l‘I.F.MAN, Ahi-ID -I5, Wl-IEN AT l.l-IA'IH'S
DOOR. .
Copy on; Letterfrnm (he Réii. CfllU‘I('3.Sl7llfIl, dated Norton
8!. Phil-fps, near Bath, Smviersct.~‘In're, 1715 .-I ugiist, 1853 .
To Pnorvssiin iioi.i.ow.iv, , ‘
$ir,—A .\lr. Josi-izii l‘i=.\'rox, fi.‘l'iil(‘l'l_\' ii resident of this‘
place, hail been in l\lIE\:1inill:= stale oihealtli for upwards
of three years, grailiially wasting iiwiiy to a FIISIIIUW‘ by
nightly p9l'8pira1i0n§:lllld want ofiippetite, which caused
great iineasinoss to his friends, as he had consiilii-d vii
rious medical men in Bath, without effect. He at last
used your Pins, and under providence, was restored to
health by their menus. lie lately emigrated -to New
York, and has just written tosiiy, that he was never
‘better in iiealth, and desired me to acquaint you with the
circumstance. I ouglitialso to mention. that my wife
hiid derived great bi-ni-fit from the use of your Iiils.
I remain, Sir, _v'nurs respect4'ully_. _ .
CH.-\RI.ES SMITI-I, Disseiitiiig Miiiister.
A i’ER)l.\NiL\7T CIJRE or A DISE'ASi«‘.D i.'i'i‘iui, or MANY
’ ‘ ‘ A -vr..iiis' i>Uii.i'rio.\'.'
00 i no .a.L:ttei-front. Jlr. Gaiiiis, Chemist
R’ f (_ ' I’:-q/‘c-ssor llnllnway. ’
Dear Sir,—ln this district your Pill! eoirimiind it more
extensive sale than any other proprietary medicine he-
'fore'tlie public. _ _ _
Bilioumconipiaiintl may mention the following case. - A
lady of this town with whom I am per.-uiiiiilly ii - uiiiuted,
for years was :i. severe siill'erei'_froiii iliseiise of he Liver
and digi~sti\'e org:i’n.- ; ll0r'nledl}:nl attendant assured her
that he could do nothing to relieve her sulferiiigs, and it
"was Irot likely she could iiuryive many _,nioutlis,_ v’l‘hi‘s
Yet) 17, to
fi-'ieiids"iind reliitiiiiis, ‘amt tliey induced her to make a
trial of your Pills, ,wiiicIi so improved her general health
a perfect cure. This is twelve iuoiitlis, ago, and she has
not experienced any syinptonis of reiiipse, and often de-
clares that your i’iil_.- have been the means of saving her
life. -I remain, L‘eai-‘Sir, yourii truly,
.iuly, 28d, 1853. (Signed) . _,- ~_ - .1. (;,\)us_
T/N136 celgbralal Pills are wcmdeif-ully e_,’}l'caciou.s in-' ..ef...'
. p g }Il.)tl..‘,il|g €V)fllg)fa51lL£_:—— . ~
1-‘emu le Irregula:i- Riie Jmatisui
Asthmn_ . . A ‘es , Retention of Urine
Bilious Complaints Fevcrsiif xiii Scrofula, or ~l-.in'g’i-
Blotchcs on the ' ' ' kinds ’ '- Evil ' ‘
Aguev -
while the extraordinary virtue_s'they possess‘ _
As a pi-oofot‘ their etiicacy in l.iver.und'
announceiueiit naturally caused great alarm aniofig her. '
occupied ; coinmanding a splendid view ofLon;
Island Sound and S|ll‘l'0lllldIllg country. Wil
be sold on very reasonable terms; one half 0:
the piircliase money R19)’ ra_.-uiaiii on mortgage.
Enquire of Mr. John‘Anstcn or of the sub-
scriber. GEO. O. STREET.
-Parian ft3la.re. _.
lIlS rare and most beautiful kind ofuiefu}
and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have a taste for the beautiful. It ii.
inipossible ‘to describe this ware, it must be seen
to be appreciated, for sale by '
" - ' T. B. GRIFFITH.
» « _Accor(leons
‘- EPAIRED and tuned.
' sortment for sale at
Without any I-lumbugery,
HOLMES J6 CO’S Grocery is the place
o_ calculated fo_r people to‘ go to get good?
gro'ce‘ric's .a,t..prices,wii.i_i small profits attiichei"
to them, and purch-.is'ers will always find thei:
goods to be as represented, if anything contrary
from this, they may be retiirned and the mono}
refunded. Children are always paid particular
attention to, when sent to their store. .
Goods delivered within 0. r er-able distance
Silver and Plat :_~.
I-IEY do Say tliat CI: -
best’ assortnicnt of -
Spoons; Forks, Butter-kiiives, ., _‘-is V
Mustard and-Sa-it-spoons, ever before Olin.-'1' i
any case in Norwalk, and that he does sell-the}.
very vclieap-and engraves the name on them i:
a’. very siiperior niauiier. _
‘do not believe it, let them call and be convin
oed, at No.2 Skiddyis Block, Sign of the Rn‘
Wzitch. i
Also ii large as-
Ci..iiiii’s.
G212.
A ...
\-. hi.‘
; ‘¢;*.2e
_ Po/'t_--1l’Iom'es.
OU can lind every vai-ii-ty
Port Monies at O.
and pri:e oi
Ci..\iir'.s.
Sgru-iug f)"i‘)‘(iS.
. evei'y.sty.lc and price, at -
‘O’ ’ "OJ S.’ Ci..ui.x‘s,__2'Skiiliiy’.-' 13'“?-
niiaii \Va’-- 69"’
exquisitrffilllfihv
New You Cit!‘
, FIN E assortineiit of Bohe
sisting of Vases of most
not tobe excelled by any in _ f
tor the price; Also. a splendid assortielfl If
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 52-. to_.5lf_ wt 9
pair, at _ ' . T. B. GRIFFI}I'b'
‘ 'Bu‘ming_r1uid. ‘L’; f
ie of Bur ' ‘fluid
WM. 0. still I~.'l‘-
. VERY superior artic
‘=-"rot-"stile by‘ - ‘
.E have i .
Pen. "
recommcndati.
nearest tool“-‘1‘f°C“l"-31 ' '_
made. Ai.H;i~..» .-.i('i..o.:._
oi-'naxnent—a;1.no.xes for I-adiei
Skin‘ _ - l-Tits Sore Threats ‘
Bowel Complaints Gout . . Stone and Gravel
Colic .lI..end-ache, ' S_9conihir_voiynipiom
Consti hon of ‘_ indigestion Tic 'Dou'luureiix
the oivels liiiiiiiuniafion Tuuiours ‘
Consumption . -. JlIlllldiI‘.8- Ulcers
Debilil3'. ‘Liver Coui- Yeneral .\li‘celions
Dropsy pliiiuls Worins i-full kinds
Dysentery ' Liiiiibago Weakness,’ from
Erysiyelas l'iles whatever cause.
Holloway. 244:
u at his Ilomse
c States, in!
Sold at the 1-lstablisiiiiient of Professor
Strand, near '11-in pie ism-,) l.ondon, and ab
in-New ork. orders for .\ii-die-iiies in th
tention. Sold also by all iaaipi-etiible Driiggistszaiui Deal-
ers in Meiliciiie throughout the United States. in 30$“
at 3'! 1-2 cents, 87 cents and $1.50 cents each. '§'0_ “*9
had Wholesale of the principal Drug Ilouses in the L nioii,
anibof W. E. BISSI-21.1., .\'or\vnlk, tt. __ _
There is a consiiierabe saving by taking tli_c l=lfS_*'|' -“_“'-‘
N‘. I1.—Ilirections for tint! gllidilllw 0‘ l'“““““ '” ‘,""".’-I
disorder are aiiixed to each Box. “°“ 1-‘ °
, _GuN_s“‘ GUNS! _.
NEW supply of siiiglc and (l.LI.llbl:8" bit:
, rel Guns, line and low priced, .i“5*,1,‘°°
and fnr gap. by WM. 0. STREET. _
' I DING I‘.‘O'l'.'”
‘ B‘.u‘;.'_I'1«‘0it ‘S_ALE.. V 7' :
-' ’ 1 T1“, 1,,,imin_g lot'ijeceiitiy:.owni:d,aiid
occupied by _Capt. Win. Allen; 9|! 140-‘, ‘Hm: 13
offered for»salc"oii’very reasonable terms. _It
consists of about i I-4 acres °«f'&'°°_d'l'-“|dy\Vli-ll
numerous thrifty and \\'ell-’g‘1'0.\\"ll. fruit and
shade trees,staniiing' the_re0I_!_, ll" W‘-'l,l__’9‘f.<_),l'good
iiiid never failing w:\t01‘._ V“-if“ Eh“ 001111,!‘ mid
fouiidatioii of the t'oi-incr bu_iidin’g, flag . stone
walks, a newly ei'ected.’_P1‘3k‘-‘_'? it-‘I108. fftintlug,
the smm-_ etc. It is eligibiy sitiiatediipoii the
inaiii-riiadleailiiig l'|‘0l|1.S°“i1_' 0X‘§V‘tilli_ito Da-
,.;,_,‘,, and 1,.,¢'a few‘ iiilillltes \‘vall_i__fi-oiii ting ae-
pot. . Any persoii wisliing a _i‘ctir'ed " "location,
both pleasaiit and healthy, will find this a rare
oppoi-tiinity to pnrcliase at a_ yery iow_ price, a
mostl)eau»tli'iiI551u'lii}:%idéii1‘iIl11é location fora
country-residence. For i'_iir,ther,.partic lays in-
luire of Mr. J 0Iil|‘1{ilttpp near the.pri§n see, oi-
which we will sell at prices which defy compe-
tition. _ , C. J. GRIJMAN.
or the e,-.vner. JOHN S. WILLIAi\lSf.‘
U51‘ -eceived some fine Boxesof alabaster‘,
J roselwood, &c.' 0._ S. 1
NEW rmm;
.. -; ~_'Mg;;Il.,O,Li\l_E_S having withdrawn
.. 2 , . from the ti_riu of G. Holmesdi Co.
and l\SSOC‘la.t9(l_Iliil]SCIi' with A. J; Mljll-:Kl!R,‘Wll-I
continue the , _ ’ ,
Grocery &. Provision Business,
‘at their-old staiiil, No. 13 Main Street, where
they hope to receive a‘eontiiiu_ance of the pub-
lic'patroiiage._ ;All‘’ goods will be‘ delivered
within a i'easoii'able distiuiee.
~ I . I 1-’ -I1OLhiES.’&:,.\1EEK1;3R.
N0l_‘W‘¢\ll(, Feb. 13th, .1854. ' " ~1
.~ "run
Cheap c_ash. Grocery Store.
HE subsc_ribers woiild return their thanks
‘to the public 1‘ -r-their very liberal patron-
agefor the last» two years, and they hope. '%that
by ‘strict ritteiition to the wants of -the commu-
iiit’y,and by fairaiid honorable dealing, to inner-
iLand,: ' _,x"ci:i,\'e_.__;a_, ontiiiii_an_c(; of , tliijr former
cl!!00ilil‘?%)t3Ile9'~f\i§‘%:l‘S” may. ado’,-3 tliiitiithey can
and.do sell all. goods iutiieir line, at as cheap
aratehnd of asgoiid :i ifiiiility as can 'he_found
at any other store in the ‘country, They‘ are
now otferiiig great bargaiiis in Teas, Sugars,
&c., and would invite an exaniination of their
large and fresh stock of Groceries and provi-
iiioiis. G. HOLMES .1’. CO.
7 ' Old stanil,East~.siile Main street.
9 Do you wish. to see '
. naiinesi 'n..\=ortiueiit of POCKET CUT-
. IJERY ever sliowu iii Norwulk? Call at
my store,’ 2 Skiiidy}; Blocl-‘-, sigii. of the Red
Watch: ,- ' . i 0. S.".Gl.A§tii.
, a
Tin‘-Pipes for sale by
u A ~,e- x
. ‘.1.
‘ L‘oéK
_»i _ C.‘-it E.K.LO
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