'_:l-ll. ‘lli'?.’\‘ll)‘.l.'\' t,<\‘ill‘?0ll.
"r -ncli llroziil
' taiiiiiig the
I GGLE I‘ ‘.
1‘: Pill’ s -ii.1NG STYLES.
us‘ “rowan co.
OF _. «T _
coi:.iii:-imam‘; 3-ALL, _
io. :28! Grand st.,.IV_‘,e,x§;.Y:qi-k.’
F.-\.‘.\' now open for the inspectioniof their
]):lll‘0!lS and strangers visitingthe city, 3 _
i
g
new and extensive assortment of
ch Spring & Summer‘.‘lGo0d§,?
cinbracing in variety
L’ BROCMIDE PL./IID and’S
SILKS, ,
:33: Sutiii, Plaid, Plain st
ed Bax-ages.
{Ii-li 'i~‘i.'ei’icli Jacoiiets. Lawns dz -Bavarian
C L O T H S .
iiicii PLAID .ixi) Pii1.\"i‘is‘D‘cii.tLii‘.s.
li llrczlic, Casliiiici'e.,' and Canton C-ra c
P
S H A VV L S .
'l‘0;Ii-l-ll-:1‘ with a general assortment of
i:.\: ;-"iii-:i<.'ii:<(:. i'iLLoiv CASINOS, Lixi-‘._.\' i).i.\i.isi\'
'i'.ii;i.i«: Cl.0'l‘l'lS, ic.
ii~.ies‘.icCct.toii,Sliectiiigsr1’rliits,,
~l1lClI LACY‘. and BMBROIDERIES IN
' »‘ LARGE VAIUETY, _
='.\'i’1-LISH S,-' GER.M.dJV' IIOISERY, Sic
illilllg in the whole the most cxteiis’ivc"and
.n:}:l0te CSI-'.\l)l-lSlllllI\!llt in the United States for - '
‘jhuicy £0 Staple Dry Goods.
is M. l-1..TOWLE .i'._Co.,
Iniporfcrs ‘and Retailers,
No. 281 Grand st., New York
.\_
xx-;-'5.-
sir. w:r.so1\i,';
£it’ll3S5' I-‘ranch Boat I and Shoe
:‘:?3 A. 21'-_,A.’.A. ZEI. ,'
2.79 Grand street,
_.v.eiV YORK.
’s.:3.riie_1d County Savings As:
sociation.
C.-\l’l'.l"AI‘. $1oo-ooo_
I
l.ll‘S_Association_ orgaiiizcd under the laws
ofthc State, will receive deposits -of sums
in one dollar to one thousand dollars. and
.' iiitcrcst on the same, scnii-anniially, at the
.- nl S-§l.\’ per cent, per annum. The security
‘ie,i:_i.=ii.oi'.-' is ample, as invested. capital lies’
.wi:«r=.iitliciii and any loss.
:n taxes. and all sums, under one hundred
ll1ll'S may be ivitlidi-awn, _upon giving the
.-:isiii-ei- ten days notice.‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ‘ '
ili.‘|.lCIS‘-llS ‘received daily at the ofiiceof the
0".‘.:s‘ll‘i‘L‘l‘. where the business of the Company
1‘. be ti'aiis:icti.-71 until suitable apartments can
Deposites are free
‘village in the suburbs of _New York ; “' ‘ ,_
city, each valued at $500 ‘ j p 12,500
30 elegant Rosewood Piiino’s at $300 9,000
1' £5 £6 65 F
“ “ 'Mclodeons
50 “ Gold Watches, 100 5,000
f V h. >.’-_ _» . _-H‘ j..-, .g . -.0
p:100 “__ “ ' '505,000
200 “ "“ - 25’ 5,000
hail. liitizi-i-st (‘0llll.lI€‘Il(.'S'IIl.e lst of every" 100 " 5“: Bracelets, 15 1,500
..-.1‘.-'.». iznnxnzizii ’HILL. President. 1.000 “ " Rings. » 2. 2.000
.i. ii. CAItT.ER, Vice President. 2.000 “ ~ " “ '1 2.000
D,-,,,,c,m',3 200 sets“ _Silver tea-spoons, -9» 1,800
.. ' “ “.' C .-. . .~ .-~.—12' 600
..’..\;...l-.l. IIll'.l. Ci..iiix Bissrzm. 2? ,, ,, Defiert §p°°ns’ - ~
W. s_ B,,,,;,,_., J‘ M_ Cmmu . . 2.». ' Table-spoons, ’ ,‘ 18 450
.,__I,,_,_,.,,,, (~;,_ B,_.m__I, SAXMRD COLBY _ . 20,000 vols. Mrs. Partington s Caipet p___ _.
‘.i .\t.ii.i.oiiv FREDEIRICK Bsnmix . Bag '0!‘ F“! ‘It 2'—"- cents ‘ _, : glosooo
L \\r,,,,,,, Mom” .1.‘ Sm“! _ ._ .-30,000;piece,srot-themost. fashionable , ,
\m.,,,‘ L,._\_,,;‘, Sflmfin C0” rllllI_8l(3,.tli'. 2.) cents»_each ._ 4 7 £00
ii=._\i.is B. l’ii"i'i.i-:12 - J ON.\'l‘flA_\,' CAM ,. 30éi::3.s?31‘:3a8c*lllt 50391 °ng"“.V‘“85a.‘.‘..t r ' 8 72:0
. . ._,. . . ,- .. ‘r ,. ...i 0..
80,000 finclyeiigraved pocketimaps-of .4 ’ ‘s
the city ofNew_-York . 14,127 75
31,090 porte monnaics, at 2'5 cents 7,772 25.
300,000 Gifts .. _ .-,s3o0,000
.1.-. <2-iii-‘.<mi»:v, 3.1. I).
.i'i'iii.is I'IL.'l’.ll.K‘l.l.
-.ui-rs ‘.‘.'. l’ixx.\'i~:i' DA\‘ID'Pl.AT'l‘
i:-.ii'i:i. l.i'.\'i:s, ii. i). ,BftAl)l.EY O. BANKS
.;-.i:i:ii It. Ciioi.wi:i.r. II. M. PROWlT'l‘
\\'. B. E. LOCRWOOD. ’
Jozix. A Wm-in, S’m:’y and Treas’-urn"-.
}3oi'ii':ill(, May 6th, 1854. 0
ALI-‘Rl‘.l) M_u.Loiiv
E. C. Bissiim.
. '2
- .i, u - ' '
s:.pcr_t Savings Bank &. Build.
mg Association.
c.ii>i'."_ii., $200,000. '
(If/‘i(':’ -in i'I"'._"._i.’}1(:‘l‘t, over the-Past O_flicc.‘.I’
‘HIS Itlftlllllllfiil,‘Ol'}.‘fil.IllZt}(I and established
llllLi(‘l' the laws of the State, iivill receive
.i ili-po.-‘it any sum from one -dollar. to one
i::l* --mid i1o‘:l:irs, and pay ,iiitc‘_i"o'st on.-the same,
.-mi-aiiiiiiiilly. at. the rate of six 1)c_r'ceiit'., per.
:.n it : the Capital ofthc Iiistitution'bcino'se-
=:i-ii_v for all iliiposits made thcrciii. Suclide-
:‘~lt:< are free i“rosii taxes, and may be with-
r.--.i-.'ii on one lil0lltll'.S’ notice given to the,
i'i':'..Slli‘(‘l‘. ‘ .' ' ' - .
4
E,
F:
-.
ir.
:i.i.v.-i GRAY, Prcsideiit.
. .4ii.im.\' SANI-‘oltll, Vice President.
lfi':i-9:; L. Mxsox, Treasurer.
Di'.7‘ct:tnrs.
.i.v.t ‘Gii:.i', Z.ii.iiox S.i_xi'oi:n,
ii-:-:i:r.:i; l3i..ii:x.ii.ix, Cii.ti:i.r3s Wi-ziin,
mi-:i:'i' H. Xi: izii. Gnoiioi: S. Aii.i.\is'.
J. ._ ' II. I’iii:Lrs. '
We-'tpci't, Con. ., May 1, 1854.
3-real; Eaciuction in the Prices
of 33:37 Goods at MouIton’s.
ilflll s=ii'ii.'-rziil.-i.-1' ha:-: just received from Auct-
ions and other .-:oui-ces, a very large and
is:-oi~t'iiieut of Dry Goods, which be
for 5.llC at prices far below those of
For instance, extra line
‘lntlis which were worth last
(*=ll‘ Si} to $7, are now offered at 55; those
liicli were sold at 55, now are $3 50 ; those
. 3.75 to S-l, are now $2.50, and such as were
1'. -.«.i‘e oTi‘ei*e<1 at 531.50 to $1.75 ; it very decent
‘-. ivm;-l clu’.-il ii , Ctl:a'Ellllel’L‘B of all kinds
iili a iiiie ii<so:'tiiiciit of Vcstiugs, will be sold
,_-.1-.i‘.ly in pi-opoi-tioii ;’ Black Alpiicciis worth.
lift“.
iiviis at ll) ct::., worth iieai-ly double the inoii-_'
' 2 Also 2-. liirge lot of very superior Linen
iruzizl at liiilfit.-3 value, with it great maiiy
her cheap :,;'oo«‘.».= which cannot well be linen-
:_)iieil iii an a:l\'ei'tiseiiiciit. ‘'
l"iii-c-‘ii-ase—i's are i'cspectfully requested to call -
ether these things are
S. MOULTON, Jr.
Li L‘I\';\’;‘i1_lllC, axial see ivh
l.
‘.Vcst.p0i't:. May 1:}, 185-
ii:-;Vit‘";I1E-f, Pi3tols., Rifles
Tackle, &.c. ,
,1, Sl’L‘i~‘.‘_\'DlD assortment of allkinils
ft Spoi‘tiii_i_>; Matei-ials always to be found at
, Fishing
Lvox J3; l{Iil.L’)GC’S, S3-Watei'st., Bridgeport. .
i')L() WS. Ciiliiv-.itoi's. Hay Cutters, Har-
._' l'O\\’;~‘_."II0l.‘.S, Rakes, &c.—all kinds of farm-
»~_: iitcnsils iiliviiys to be found at
Lvox l\:l‘Il.LUGG7S, 83 Water st.,_Bi'idgeport.
Carriage '1VIaker’s Goods.
,l%~__'Z\'LES, Spi'ings,.Carriage and Fire ‘Bolts,
[_ Poles, Shafts, Ivory Headed Screws and
.\':i'il.<, lloiie -and Ivory Slides, Ivory pull-too
;;,\.,,[iL-sl, '[vor_v spring back Handles. Oil Cloth,
tin. ;-.i‘ Cloth, Iiziiinielcd do., Laces, Fringe,
l‘:i-s«:l.:. 'l‘iit’t..<, Buttons, Head Linings, Broad
‘llllll, A'c., for sale by
L.vo.\: 8:. 1{i:i.i.oi:u, S3 Watc
FILES. ,
LARGE assm-tineiit of every size, style
aiid-leiigtli, of the best manufacture, at
Water st., Bridgeport’.
r st., Bridgeport.
L-vex & l{iii.i.oiin’s 83
3
Buildings For Sale!
r’hIi.II‘l Divi-lliiig House and out-buildings, sit-
i nnted on the old St. John Place, opposite
ilic. resiilence of Gov. Bisscll. _ .
1.) be i-eiimvei‘. from the ground within two
iiionllis time from date. Said dwelling-house
is well and sti-eiigly built, and can be safely
l'-.!lIl0\‘0il to any part of the town.
l‘Iiiquii'e of F. ST. JOHN LOCKWOOD. .
Noi‘w:ill~:_. May 29, 1854. “'32
E
(;'i‘1CE i_-.- hereby given that the co-partner-
N ship lim-i,-i.ofoi-e existing between the sub-
'c.l’li)(‘l‘S, iiiiiliti‘
0: i-1'}-3l7.'.‘\l. of \‘.~'iltoii and Westport, was dissolv-
~.»i by iiiiitiiiil eiiiisclll 011
- I
j .
_C:- .
I-li:i.i. H. IIODGE,
Mi:i7cni.L.is GRBE
x.
Wilton, May -2.‘ltli, 1803. '
I (i1_\'i~jP..’S 'J'OOLS.——'I‘lie largest audlilbcbt,
9 selected tli-'.~!(il"il‘llCl'li'. to be found in the
,<,'r.:iti-2, and AC iii:iniif:ictui'ei's prices’. at 83 Water
.«l. Iii-i<l:.,='ei'>0i't. Lvox it Ki-:i.i.oco.
for sale by
LYON dz KELLOGG,
83 Water st., Bridgeport.
ETER COOl’ER’S celebrated Glue at his
1,1-1,;-cs b_v‘tlii-. barrel. for sale by
' LYON (iv l{El.L()G(‘i,
8:; Water st., Ilridgeport. ..
all sizes,
T)
i
if I ” NEW “ D—CH—OlCEW
:3_:tiiiida1'd‘ Publicatloiis.
(.;’u.s~t from I’rcss,)
CA -.iiid the Aiiicriciiii Flag, by Aiidrcw
AL ”_ 1.*,mi., Coast Lieuteiiaiit Coiniiiaiidiiig
ii“; U, S. bi'i;2; Porpoise on the coast of .~\fl'ica ;
_ii,,,,e_ bv _\i:i'i'ioii II:Il'ldll(l; Striiggles _foi'
-,1-,,.,_‘ ‘m. the ‘Aiitiil:iiigi'iiiiliy of u_ l)is.~:eii_tiiig
w,“,,g_.t,,.~; Yarn. or the Child of Ailoptzoii;
'(-,.\._i,;11ini:. .()l' the llciress of Fall Down Cas-
{i,." by F, W. Shelton. A. M.; Eveliiia_, or the
liis:oi'i' of :1 Y<l1|".'-' l““13"5 E"t"”‘"°" mm the
\\"oi-hlv by 1i‘i-:i:-.'ccs Uiiriiey ; Life and .}d,l'<':u:
¢,,,-,,_.- 01‘ it Cuiiiitry Mercliant, by J._ B-L. 0|“-3»
1,-,,,. LUn(_lil‘il.i:ilil'l()ll of Home Coinpanioii. con-
St;ir Cliiiuibci‘, by W. M. Ains-
iii Texas, Quordou
Si:i.i.i-:cx’s. «
1 l-‘ill
\\‘l)l‘lll. A Stiuiy Yankee‘
.liil'.ll’lllS, and other titles, all x
_n__..-,s.———————-——-—---‘—"’
o0i)’s nnr1N'Igi>-noiinx. by the 10-»
case or barrel, at '
Ll ON dc ,KELL_OGG’S.r
VV
DRY GO0DS=i--I.-...S§00.QQO€...W9lC3?1l
TRIPED
I:’ri|_1t-"
ONE Piiicn ‘I.\‘\'.\lt.IAllLY. . Ginzl
’ A Valualglc Gm fa ,
2° ’ 0 Each $31 ticket enables the holder.t_o f_o_ur.ad-.
’_ ‘ ry part of tlic’ c'oiinf.ry, it"”zs‘i'ea'sIonable to con-
‘. clude that _thc enterprise will soon terminate
:-in the happiest stylc.~ »
are oilercil at 12$ ; new styles Printed.’
Said buildings"
tbenainc and firm or HODGE dz .
the Lilli day ofApril,,
22. Maine Law story by A. II..ltIllnc, 'lhe Cata-
“-.}'):_‘i's‘.’l-l,ll LA."i‘IlE'S and Vertical Di-ills of .
>-
, ‘he-People? '
‘ _ROF‘«3-IIA-l?.T’S arrest ':ri£ii'i”.i.iinieriprisé,
_ ' the Whole, W.oi-I/(1., ,}.\-'o_1-i_(_1?g_. Jig} _N
2- 377 and 379 iir0sai«iivi.;vr‘;».’~_?eii-.Miri<I..:i= ..
Prof. J.‘ Woodman Hort. l’i-o‘p1«igirn- “mi _,[u,mgQ,-_
e 1 ‘I ‘ll.§li.s,_...\iii.r.ti‘in, Cor.’ Sect.’
iuééc. leBiti-oii . ‘ -~’ -9-%‘1’1‘.‘:‘:'~i-"-‘°-°‘“‘°'v
- ., . l.eailer cl‘ Baud,"
Wtllk 9-1111’ the World at large, .th,at_foi'_the piir-,
tration of the Entire ,_Woi-kl, the first and only
Dillon at.-t-lie Woi-ld’s .1-Iall, Nos. 377 & 379
Broad_way, and for the purpose .of' popiilai'izing
All10l‘_lGall:al'iii and also of giving world-wide
notoriety to his reiiowncd “ llooks 'of'Travcls,
‘Adventures, and Aiiccdotes,” wliicli should be
Yefld by themillion, as well as to seciirc for the
the largest circulation of any literary or busi-
ness paper extant, he will distribute iinioii g the
Dlll‘cli_asci's ofhis One Dollar Tickets 300,000
Miigniticeiit and V iiliiiiblc Gifts, aiiioiintiiig to
the ‘sum ‘total-of..$300,000. ~ ‘ _.
I LI_S'I'sOP cur-rs,
Prof. lIart’s Whole World, worth an immense
fortuiic to any one, valued at $50,000
Prof. Hart‘s elegant Country Seat, with
v 100 acres of Land in a high state of
cultivation, the buildings on which
_ 'cost $15,000 situated on Long Isliiiid
Sound and l.:Oll_llIltl.lllllll£:'_ ii ni'agiiifi- '
' cent view of Elolmiles in every direc-
tion, valued at ’ _ '
A Cash, Loan for 100 years without iii-
‘ r I ‘tcrest or security, ’ _
‘The Celebrated'Model of the City of
‘San Francisco, now on exhibition,
valued at
Prof. lIiirt’s Far Fiinicd Panorama of
the Holy Land,
A M-agiiiticcnt City Residence in New
York, '
l00,000 Volumes of Prof. llart’s Ex-
tensive 'l‘ravels in the Old,an(l.New_,
World iiiterspersed with remarable ‘
adventures, amusing anecdotes, and
thrilling incidents, elegantly bound,
with gilt edges, including aportrait
of the author». . .. g ' -.V.,.,-_,, " ..
'Twenty=five‘buililin'g lots,e‘:ich contain-'= -i
ins-l0.000.squar'e f?!3tr'ill.11'bS=,!111.$il'll1,. -
25,000
10,000
8.000
15,009
17,000
7' every; . Ticket.
missions to the exhibition,»or to one years sub-
scription to the,lll_usti'ated1fam_ily Library and
, Commercial Journal, calléd"the""Whole World,’
' and also to one of the 300,000'Gifts, thus‘ ensu-
ring every person invested in this stupendous
cnterprize ‘the fllII:WOl'lvi1 ‘of~his3ur»- her. money,
and a. rare chance to realize a fortmie beside.
,T~icke_t buyers willalso rccciv;e, .cngrav_ed on
their ticket, when purchased, an elegant por-
trait of Professor Hart, and a correct and clab-V
_or_a_t_c__drawin_g of hissplcndid country seat, one
:of the gifts, to which a grand free exciirsion
will be given. ' ‘ »
When"t.he‘300,000 tickets are sold, the prop-
erty will be placed at the disposal of a commit-
tee appointed by the ticket-holders of any place
ivhcreiii the greatest nuinbcr have-been sold, to‘
be distributed as shall be perfectly fair and sat-
isfactory to all concerned and jnd giug from the
increasing rapidity with which the tickets me
being purch_as_cdby all classes Of1)O0[)lCll_1,C\'_‘e->
- All orders by mail must be addressed, post-
paid, money, enclosed, to l’ro_f. J. Woodman
Hart, Nos. 378 ii: 379 Broadway,’ World-‘s Hall,
New York, and the tickets" will be promptl
forwarded to any part of‘ the world.
_ If‘ any orders are received after the tickets
have all been sold. the __enelosed money will be
pi-oinptly~.i-eturiicd to the persons sending it:
Every ticket-liolder will be duly notified of
the time and manner of the distribution of the_
‘gifts, and all u1ay’sa_fel y rely upon the honorable
fulfillment of the undci-taking. When the gifts
are awarded, holders of tickets shall also he
pi-pmptly notified as_to what gift they shall re-
ceive. —
It is advisable for 'tlios‘c-desirous of securilig
a yeiir’s iiubsci-ipt-ioi_i to the unique pictorial
journal called“ The Whole ' World,”'t-o remit,
the money immédia.tely.;- in order to jc_oijnmence _
'\vith,thc beginning of the first volume.
, J.~WO’OD)IAN-HART,
Rropri'clor and Edilor.
. AGENTS.
Persons desiring to become agents for the
sale of tickets, by forwarding post-paid, $1,
shall be sent 0. gift ticket and a prospectus,
containing all necessary inf'oi-ination.
REFERENCES IJ\" ‘JV-‘E W YORK. .
L. E. Bulkcly, Attorney at Law, 49 Wall-st.,
Capt. Riley, St. Nicholas Hotel.
F. J. V'ssche’r A’. Co., Real Estate Brokers, 346
Broadway. ~ - , '
Any information relative to the gifts may
‘be obtained through the oflice of the World’s
Hall.,where also may be had any other re-
sponsible _referencc desired. V -
.1’ he appended Idler is from one of Prof. Ila.)-L’: Counsel
who is one of the -most sncc¢s.=ful aiul will read loiuyers
of me New York Bar .- _
:~ Asroii IIOUSE, March 15th, 1854.
Peon. II.-iirr.—Dcar Sir- Inclosed I send you
as requested, a written statement of my opinion
relative to your—plaii for exhibiting the Whole
World, and the distribution of gifts, in connec-
tion therewitii, by which you will perceive that
of the ‘reasons therein stated‘, there is clearly
no infringement upon any existing liiw. or any
one that can constitutionally be passid. .
-I am pleased to learn that y,ou_i' eiiterprisc is
meeting with universal patronage, and \VIII
therefore soon _terminate in the most satisfacto-
ry maunci" -Respectfully, &c.«,.
- L. E. BULKELEY,
3m23 ' V Ollice 49 Wall st., N. Y.
JUSTIN MORGAN.
HIS justly celebrated. Stud will stand at
the stable of Wm. W. Thorp in Easton,
the prcs'ciit season, except Saturdays,"\i hen he
will stand at the stable of I£dwai‘ds Brothers’;
in Easton Centre, at the very low price of Five
Dollars thescason. It is deenicd entirely un-..
necessary ,to say one word about him, he and
his get are well knowiiand justly appreciated.
" There are quite a goodly nuuiber of his Colts‘
uowiii the county, and I challenge any man
and all the coinmiinity to match them for size,
color, style and speed in tlllS~Sl‘:ll‘.C or any oth-
erstatc in New Eiiglaiiil. .
‘ ' JOHN BARSTOW.
Bridgeport, May 29th, ' 312‘.
Anotireriarge ‘lot of noel;
HE Morning Stars» of the New World by H.
F. Parker, Uncle Siiin’s Farm Fence, a
combs of Rome by Ill.-hop Kip, I-fills, Lakes,
and Forest Slrcains by S. If. llammoiid, and
man y more wliicli-we have not rooiu to in '.-iiifou.
Siiflicc it to say, all the New Books i'ccci'vi~d as
soon as 1’izblis-Iiul at Ii-..\'Al’l”S.
Hogs to Sell.
0 fine llogs for sale, enquire of
GEO. O. S’l‘IlEE'l‘.
‘T..-
Pasturo to Let.
Exouiiiiioi «
, - Gizoiicii o. sijiiiiiaii.
.1! a Court, of Probate Iiolilcn, ail. Itiiigcficlil.
wilhi-"n and for ihe District of .R'i(IgI_/ield,
on the 23d day of Jllay, D. 1854.
I’iir:si-:.\'1', Enw.ii:n Coccu Esq. Judge. ,
‘N ‘motion,of'S.;'Y.gSt.J0h of New -.Caiii_iaii.’
C ‘lilxcciitor of the last‘Will and Testament
_of Ebciiezer Sellcck, late of' Lcwisboro, State
of New York, deceased. This Court doth ile-
cree that six moiitlis be allowed and limited for
the credit-.oi's of said Estate, to ‘exhibit their
claims against the same to the Excciitor; and
directs that public notice be givcii_of this order
by advertising in a iiew_spa[icr published in.
Fairtielil County and by posting a copy the-rcof
on the public sign post, in said town of Ridge-
tield. Certified froiii Record.
3023 HIRAM -K._s.C0'l"l‘. Clerk.
,Ju‘st _Receive'd.
Y A. SELLECK, a lot of splendid Grate
Aprons, also Tissue Papers. oriiamentally
cut for Mirror and Picture Frames.
fa:
.50?‘
0s
'’‘‘\'ccalist*.'ind‘l'i:i‘iii"s‘t‘.' -‘ '~
"j .W0a3..10[;—iN,‘ii_nn'if - :
_Would respectl'ully.=iiiform the citlzeuscf Nor-
‘pose"of enabling allto see his wo'iidci‘fiil illus-'
thing of the kind ever 1)I'0CllCC(I,.1lO\V~0ll cxhi-'
Illustriited .Ioiirnal calledf“ The Whole World’ ’ -
M,
.In
3ml9
and turn the hands without at key
Leaves -
V Marble Works.
J M. SMITH having associated himself with
6' Tuoius MORG.-txvlll the Marble business,
will contimie to keep on hand, at the old stand
near the Bridge in Main Street, Monuments
and Grave-Stones of every variety of patterns,
and of the most skillful workmanship.
’ ' SMITH its MORGAN. _
' ‘X51-ii-24,«1s54.
~ P.n'i«; MIUM
" i.,FIRE-WORKS
AT , WHOLESALE AND RETAIL,
K A ii.i».\‘i:.i-'.ic1*L*iii~;n BY
JAMES G. HOVEY.
' V RDERS adtllfofisctl to No. 149 Washington
, Street, or :27 Milk Street. Boston.
- L_aboi'atoi'ics at. CAMBRIDGEPORT and
BRIGHTON. ..
Boston, May 18; 1854, 5t22
_ Notice. ,.
1IIE siibscriber would give notice to the
fiii-incrs of lv‘.iirlield County, and others
iiitci-csteil iii the iiiiproveiiiciit of their stock of
\
‘ ,l_l0l'S(’S, that his liciiiitifiil horse, “ Youxo Emin-
1:_‘ou” who took the first preiniiiin on 3 year old
._c"olts, at the last Agi'iciilti'ii'al Fair, will trav-
erse tliefolloiviiig route the present season :
JlIomIa;i/s—tliroiigh Nc_\v Canaan and Nor-
walk to Westport,whc1'c he will remain over
night, at Josiah Rayinoiid’s.
Tum-du.ys——tlii'ough from Weston to Redding,
where he will remain--over iiiglit,- at Widow
Colliii’s.
W'cdncsdu_i/.s-—fi‘oni thence, through Wilton
to the stable of the owner. The inouey to be
paid to the oivner of thcllorse.
- . PETER SMITH.
2lnlS
New Canaan, May 1st.
, .IE'lour and Feed.’ ’
'TI‘IE subscriber keeps constantly on hand,
and is daily receiving fresh supplies of
Family Flour, Meal, Feed, &c., which will be
sold at the lowest market prices.
. GEO. W. SMITH.
South Norwalk.
A Rare Chance.
Homestead For Sale.
ABOUT 10 acres of Plow, meadow and pas-'
tnre land with a good new House on it, contain-
3" mg
ten rooms finished, a good well of water.
&c., located on turnpike road, convenient to
either the Bridge or South Norwalk Railroad
depot‘ Methodist or Presbyterian meeting hou-
ses,‘s'chools, stores, the. Terms easy, for piirti_c-
ulars apply to Giles Seymour_or J . S. Sammie.
Norwalk, Miirch 13' ' 3tll
.:j—-~._.—¢—4——- —-- —’—-—é-~——-——?‘—’)
New. Books. ,
I]-1_‘WO Era of France, or True Stories from
‘ History, by Hugh dc Normand. Pearl
Eishing, by Dickens. ‘Life of J can of Acre, by
D. W. Bartlett, just rec’d by Kxnrr.
ANOTHER LO'l‘ of the Life and Sayings of
Mrs. Partington and others of the family,
Also, Rules of Proceeding
-by B. P. Shillabcr. L
and Debate in Deliberative Assemblies, by
S. Cashing, just rcc’d at Kxnr s
New York City lllillinery.
SS PILGRIM has removed over No. 2,
Skiddy’s Block, opposite her old rooms
in Main-st., where can be found an assortment
of Spring Bonnets, consisting of durable split
and fancy Straws, Silks, Lawns and Crepes”
both English and French, with Flowers, Rib-
bons, Blonds, &c., «inc. She cheerfully shows
her goods and invites the Ladies to call before
purchasing elsewhere. Feeling grateful for
past favors, by strict attention to the wants of
her customers, she hopes to merit a continuance
of their liberal patronage. '
i N. B. Straws cleaiied and altered with neat-
ness and dispatch.
.,.:r -I .
. CARPETS ! GARPETS!
.THE undersigned has now on hand ready for
his Ciistoiners, avery_ extensive assortment
of CARPETS,‘ DRUGGETS, Oil Cloths, Rugs,
Jlfattings, Window Shades, Stair Rods, &c.,
which he can offer to the Ladies of Norwalk
and i-ts vicinity, at prices lower than ever.
gi-ain Carpet, . . . . from ‘Is. to 8s. per yard.
"' Stair Carpet, “ ls. to (is.
Vclvct Tapestry~“ . . "‘ 123- lJp.Wlll'(1S-
Brussels “ . ~. “ lls. “
Aubussuii " . . . . “ 7s. “ '
And other Goods at proportionally low prices.
Do not fail to call before purchasiiig else-
where, as -‘ Qricic SALES AND S.\lAl.L Piiorrrs”
is my motto-
Remember the number Ill. and cut 151138 Olli-
and put it in your pocket-book.
‘ J. M. GILLESPIE,
11.1 Bowery, New York
‘C. S. LOCKWOOD. .
AS now on-hand, and will be constantl
recciviii g 1|. good and well selected stoc
Cloths, Cassimcrcs and Vcstings,
Of the finest qualities _ and latest patterns,
which he will make up in the most approved
styles.
Also it geiicral assortmeiit of fine
READY MADE C[z0'l‘lllNG
_ In all the various styles, and the best quali-
ty of work at low prices. .
Genzlemcafs Fm'm'shz'ng Goods of all
. kinds.
If you waiit the worth of your money call at
. N o. 3, Skiddy’s Block, -
. _ , Norwulk, Ct.
GOLD 8:. SILVER WATCHES.
Diamonds, Jewelry & silver Ware.
~ THE Subscriber would call the atten-
tion of purchasers visiting New York
' __ City, to his large and well selected stock,‘
comprising in part, the following (which he of-
fers for sale‘ at less than the usual prices,) and
which will be forwarded to all parts ofthe Uni-
ted States and Canadas, by mail or express,
free of charge. . ‘ _
JULE8 JUGENSBN WATCHES:
Warriiiitcd perfect tinic-keepers, from $150 to 8250
CO OPBR WATCHES.
Ruplex and Levers, from $125 to $275
INDEPENDENT SECOND.
and Quarter Second Watches for tiiiiiug ,_
$125 to 3250
horses I
CERONOMBTERO,
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometcrs,» perfect
tinie-keepers I 3135 to $250
_ . EIGHT DAY ‘WATCHES.
which runcight days with once winding $140 to $185
riaraiuar. was-onus,
for Ladies, some in hunting cases $35 to $100
DIAMOND WA'I'CHIg
tbr Ladies, some in magic cases :55 to $300
MAGIC WATCHES,
wliicli change into three different Watclies $100 to $175
WATCHES WHICH WIND UP
885 to $140
4 All Kinds of l'Vatches at Low Prices.
Fine Gold Lepinc Watclies, 4 holes jewelled $25 00'
Fine Gold Detached Lovers :50 00
Coll Enamelled Watches for the Ladies » 35 00
“_ English Patent Levers 555 00
“ “ “ “ , hunting cases ‘.58 0;)
Silver Patent Levers as low as ‘ 16 00
“ Dctaclicil Levers “ 14 00
Jewel.-_r,,’ Gold s,- silver’ Plate, frc,
ladies’ Gold Sets—E1r-rings,'Piiis and
bracelets $15 00 to 375 00
E.-ir—i-ings, $2 to $25 ; Pins,’ $2 to $25 ; .
Bracelets , 5 00to 80 00
Gold l.ocket.=.—oue, 2, and 4 glasses 5 00 to 25 00
Gold Guard Chains 10 00 to 50 00
Gold Cliatehiine Chains 10 00 to 110 00
Gold Vest Chains S 00 to S5 00
Gold Fob-Cliiiins ll 00 to 25 00
Fine Eold Wedding Rings 6 50 to 7 00
Gold Guard Keys 1 00 to 5 00
Gold l:‘ob-l\'i-ya‘ 2 00 to 6 00
Gold Fob-Si-:ils 300 to 12 00
Gold Tliiixiblcs ‘Z 50 to 5 00
Gold Pencils 1 '35 to 7 00'
Gold I‘ens: :iiiil'l’encils 3 52 to 10 00
Iliaiiiond Rings 7 00 to 9-50 00
Dizimond Elll‘-I‘ll1g.'l. 100 00 to 300 00
Diiiiiioiiil Pins 15 00 to 300 00
Gold Cl'tl$S('.s' ‘-3 00 to 12 00
Gold l-‘iiigei*-rings~, with stones 2 00 to 16 00
Goldslccvc lliittoiis per set ,2 50 to 12 00-
Gold Studs per set I 50 to 10 00
Gold Spiectzielrs per pair 5 00 to 9 00
Gulil I-;_\-e-(lliisses I 75 00 O 00
Silver 'l‘e:i Spinnis per set 5 00 to 9 00
do Table do per set 1'.’ 00 to 21 00
do Table-l“orks per set 13 00 to 23 00
do Cups fur Gbilili-en 5 00 to 15 00
do Niipliin-Rings each 1 50 to 3 50
Gold .-ti-inh-ts for Children per pair 2 50 to 6 00
Pliiiii (told Riiigg 75 to 3 00
" ‘ed Gold Rings 1 00to 5 (I)
5-‘I -r 'l'liiinbli-s._ Silver Tops 37
‘-0l-l-‘:'cai'f'l’ins 0» i coco 7 no
GEO. G. ALLEN. *
lmpoi-ten-_ orwntcires s.-. .l“ev‘velry,
\\'llUl.R.$.\LE A.\'ll ltEl‘All.,
No. 11 \V'.ii.i. STIIII1‘, _
I\‘7 (Fecoml Floor.) near Broiulway, New York.
Porn Leaves, Second Series
IUST Piiblislicd.~ For sale by
' A. SELLECK.
— . V Lime,
BY the I3'.ii'rel or sinall quaiitity, at
_ _ G E0. W. SMlTH’S,
South Norwallr.
1~_IAiLs. . .
1 CAS]\S Fall [liver Cut Nails, as-
» sorted. _
.30 casks Wrought Nails, assorted sizeg_
.i0 do do Spikes do do
at manufactui'er’s prices, for sale by
83 Water st., Bridgepofl.
F or sale cheap.
and Wires for artificial Flower making. &c.— _
LYON & Kmoca, 83 Water st., Bridgeport
dcr-the above-named firm, and liuvevtakeu a
Blow Bakery. .
S
0 his old Customers and the publlogeuer-V
Apply at this Ofiice or to
17 O. P. SMITH, l33_F'ulton-st., N. .,Y.
Jewelry cheap for cash.
, THE subscriber is now selling Watches, Jew-
elry and Silver Ware at lower prices than
any store that given credit’ can possibly-offer
them. A word to the wise is suflclent.
O. S. CLARK, 2 Skiddy’s Block.
. Garden Tools. 0 V
Solid Cast Steel Spiiding 1-‘oi-kl, 4 and 5;0¢¢3ll.'
do do do 10 and I2_tootlI Bakes.
Mutable Steel and Wooden Bakes, Spacing,"
h t I it line: to. &o., for
rn°i°:’i.§”d°n mo 8’ We w. c.’sri'u-n-ir. —
Plouglu.
-1
Eagle Ploughs, No. C, D, l and 3. .
Couch & Sanford’: Plgughu, No. 2D, 1D 8 0D.
0 3.
Hall’s +. ~ N0-
Mayhers’ _ do No. 2, -‘J0 and 21.‘.
Castings for the above and Warring: louglil
on hand and for sale by W.‘C. S R ET.
wuutod lluluidluulyg
NY quant'ty of persons of all age: and
conditioiis to purchase fine Watches, jew-
elry and elegant Silver Ware, now on exhibi-
tion daily at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
0.8. CLARK.
Rottoo.
. Tile undervigiiod .'..‘.n.r
respectfully give notice that
they have entered into I co-partuenliip for the
transaction of a general I
carriage. Wagon. and Repairing _
ll:usgl'essi at the efllablilllllfilli l|‘t:ly ozicplpla
Isiiacs . w ere e
EIGSSBII‘-t‘OsWiIlt uifin éirttll-lends‘ the _ub-
c in enera ,wis ng any in; ii eir _, ac.
Ordergattended to proinptl ,and charge: mod-_,
eriite. . Bhs It 0 D
Norwalk, Jun. 1st, 5 4.
Real Estate 10128010..
THE subscriber oleru for sale.
place formerly owned by Mr. Fnucis
L. Aiken; consisting of: two story Dwelling
House, Barn, Out-houses, «lie, all nearly new;
anever failing well of excellent water, it vari-
ety of fruit and shade trees, and iii ploanntly
located about 3 miles from the
walk and New Canaiin—Title indisput,i_ibl,e,-1- _
Three-fourths of the purchase, money ltiiay’ re-
main on mortgage. ersonii wishing "to; ur-
cliase are requested to examine these preui iiev.
lyrl
possession given immediately."
For further particulars enquire
l
.-u /
fin cabmiis¥i'iri°onii'°im' ‘ti
THE subscribers would reipectfully inform
their friends and the pub c generally, that
they are still located a few doors north of the
turiibike, opposite the store of Alva‘ Grog
wheie may be founda large and splendid _Il-
sortment of CABINET Wm: In general.
U ndertakiug in all its departments attended
to at the shortest notice and upon reasonable
terms. '
An examination of our stock and price: iii
respectfully solicited, as we are determined not
to be iindersold, by any similar establishment
in the County. RENOUD J5 BRUEN. 3inl3
SPANG &BARDWEI.L. ’
THE subscribers recently in the employment
of S. Moulton, Ji-., are now uiuocluted in:
store in I-‘. W. Jesup’s new buildingaud nearly
opposité the store of S. Moultoii, when they
are prepared to exhibit I complete ‘assortment
of Goods in their line, all of which were pur-
chased at low rates for Cash, and grill be sold
cut and approaching seasons, embracing many
new and desirable styles ond patterns, worthy
of particular attention of the Ladle: and ;thc
public generally. Particntar attention will.be‘
given to the Clothing Department. which will
be constantly furnished with every style laud.
quality of Seasonablc Goods, suitable for meni-
wear, including every shade and‘quaIlt.y of
Cloths, Cossiinerea, Satineta, Vestiugs. c.—
The best quality of Trimmings, of every kind‘
furnished at low rices. “ Quick soles and
small Profits” wil be our motto. The Senior
Partner, who has been known to the ublic iii
this vicinity, for several years, no a tactical
Tailor and Cutter, will personally siiperiutend
the Tailoring Department. Hewill, regular-
ly, receive the latest and moist‘ proved
Fashion Plates from New York, eiup oy the
best workmen, and spareuo pains to plane his
patrons, and to execute all order: with haste,
elegance and dispatch. Cutting done in the
beat manner, and free of charge when the
Cloth is purchased at this Jilstubliuliiueiit. A
liberal share of the public -patronage in rev-
1
CBOCIIBY. Fviixirviis, CIIILDIINI AND Lknnis
Siioiis,’ Hus,‘ _C.irs it Luau Boiuurl, looking
Glasses, Paper Hangings, Window Shades,’-
Umbrellas, Parasols, Trunks, War ,_Bam'ng,
&c. A weekly supply of fuliioiiob e goods.-—
returned.
‘ SEWING,“ , y , .
Coats, Pants, Vests, Drawers, «ke., cpiiutautly,
on hand for all good Sewers. '-TLMO in-Nor?‘
walk can be supplied everv Moiulay from 411,0
dwelling of Mr. Lewissinltli, in South Norwllk,
between 9 and 12 o'clock, A. 11; Those on
Radding Ridge and vicinity can be .xuppllcd_‘
from Samuel Osborn’: every other Wednesday,
I’. M., commencing lotli of May. . .. _ -
Soutliport, May 211, I854. . 18
Periodicals.
OW is the time to subscribe
reduced at
R. BUNTING would respectflillyinforinti
TUTTLE ll . Co’ii.,lIoes for sale by. the
It would be rented toadesirable tenant, , r.
"of Dix. , '
. - 2*.‘ 2.0:‘
L. Arrrv fthe bee ‘be ' ‘ - "”‘.sand ,
I or 0 §uJ. HENRY GILBERT. ‘ " : , House-cleuni'ii;¥'u " '_ a,,for‘sale by the
Norwalk, Feb. 1854. 4 S if! I'l|l)‘8cl'lLOl'l“-8IIIIl_,nIl'II e _ orkv. 7 « , i '
‘ ’ cm’ ~--._;_ I ' ‘SIIITHEMORGAN.
varieties -.-Also‘ . the celebrated.
New Dry Goods and clothing Store I _,_u rage: odf ull-- i;ini1t_:;‘ macllIrar:1>ni.“,-erg:
- I‘!!! ' ., Ill Icons on on an ' 8
At w°'t-port‘ coru f_¢?r.Iioiling, preparedyby the Shakers;
in; at the 'Stor_ol_,- No; 4‘ Skiddy’a Block, the most
at avery small advance for coal: only. The extensive and‘ truly elegant variety of Einbroid-_.
stock comprises ii firiit-rate uuortiuent ‘of l"an- :eries,_ ' , Gloves, Boole , Ribbons, Dress
cy and Staple Dry Goods, adapted to the prop Trluuulii '0 ‘, illueryfl-Goods, lea Dress Caps
and mint Wur’_es,-that were ever before present-
ed to the mac iutlitu vicinity. 3 — - _ ‘
, Laces and Einbroider- -—
iex, cannot be _ in varle
by my store in t estate, and must be _
be uppreciote¢1,u,0ur.gtock of Hosiery iii_~pe,r-_,
feet, auI;c‘ouIlItu of.ev,cry
Bi_>_yg,'.IMiu,‘- and Gents,
viuuty inducements.
.vvliicli;.we;oro~Ielllug»froni.50 ceutqto $200,
30 percent. cheaper
and Black Lace G ovés ind Mitts, is worthy of
, Our varieties of Dress ,
-Tfllllllnflfi are too extensive to purticularize.
In-Black Sllk’o‘wo,cuii give bargains, and every.-
Lulyfwlio falls to give ‘our-stock an immediate_
_iiiupec‘_tloii, neglects her own interests.
-JV}. '4? ,Skfi_fdy"a, Block, .N'or-Ivalk, and
pectfully solicited. noun‘ Susan
. oiurio . All w _ . . ~
~Westport, April, 1854. ~ 1' ""7!" I6 HAVE -.1-rte !'°.°""'°“‘ °‘ ."'°°“‘ °“.
« Iliad ‘at price: my ff:-opal one dollar to
u «on is greu v o 9 y es.
. NOW 9005' 3* 3°|*5P9.'t- . ' Coll gird sec at-No.29 Sklddya Block.
AUGUSTUS JENNINGS has opened during’ ’ ' » . ‘ . i O. S. CLARK
the past week a large and _well selected - j ' _ ’
assortment of our GOODS, nu Gaocsuixs, ‘ “fluxdiuu.
i()"‘,,-vs
All orders promptly filled at the lowest cull.
prices; Satisfaction given or goods may be ’
removed-their stock of Furniture ,. to
article in their lljé; uifclieup .0:-clieiiper than
.tlialr-uluortiieutinoy be -found.-Sofas of al
1
‘kluil§,"‘tete-p-'_-.to?t_cI,'u,nlioguiiy chairs, card and.
-.-fancy-tu5lcI,,-book=-Itundl,» mahogany. and all.
'o'flied¢cudv,
and Ivoirvaleiii-.rlption of Parlor, Bedroom and
, , Cotlliisofeverydescrlptiouoonstiintlyoiiliand.
’x"ra"iii‘-’i°~'v's'.".;‘3i
——,-Q-1
Butolilnsoii & Co.,
*-=—u.-'u.>raowrr,-'r, . ,
Teacher .01‘:
Lessons on the Piinoforte, Melodeou, and in
4' -’,...._vw‘lu‘uIlo. ' . -...
Piano: and Helodéoul v_alected.‘W|*lI 8|'?“j°”'°.,
as to toneand quality, for those. desiring to
purcliue.‘ * A, _ M “'15
dozen at no rlcesb . .
_ . ,w.’c. STREET.
.:'_‘ - 1 I-. .’ -L. ‘
John ~
0!‘ fW,iii'iie , k will clean and restore“ the
' colorlgo all-kinds of-Shawls, Table Cov-
ers, Carpets,‘ R,iigs,iuud e and Gentle-
iuen’u Garments, Also, Crepe Shawls cleaned
I and dyed all colors‘, and llninlied in the neatcst
manner. . , _ i i '
All goods left at Mr.'Sliep|rd’ii Bakery, Nor-
walk, will be. promptly attended to.
‘ll=-ei3-ink'II-vh..14::!°5‘- . 1' 3.“‘°“
vitiubto nuns
. FOR, SALE. ,
HE koineatwl belonging to-the heirs of
Jon. Surru doc’d,= situated about one mile
easterly from the village. of Norwalk, contain-
ing about flxvelve oi_:rcs.,ofclioice land on which
is a line OI'chIl'O,'WICIl‘I‘* two story Dwelling,
Born, Carriage and .C_orii House, : and other
buildings. The House lsfinely situated; com-
Iiunding an extensive ..v_icw of- Long Island
Sound and the Norwulk Islands.’ Also a. fine
-buildiu ,IAot'altuutc'd 9" to the residence of
,Joliu ghouti ourucreu ;’ uliio,’about
twenty-four oflfloiigh, Pasture and Head-
ow.Luid nndslxfucres of'WoodLnnd in “the
viciiiityof Hoiueqtgd, o ru-eclmico is now
.o.¢°r.ed teetlioisirho ‘finite’ to i>in'°lM=- .
For Teflt ujpply- gt",_th_e_ lute residence of
«I0eI'S,fl,I_;.;;',Ce0lC-‘Of:-Of CHAS. ISAACS.
-lst..1.35.4~'. y ' 0 - : "9
3,, 1u‘.n:.s.‘
2000
KEGS» of the .._celebntcd f‘ Tre-.
, uiollflroll Co.” Nails, hon lit at
3 ve low price uoiiie time ago .w ll be
iioidr egl , thin, tl.I.0!.' new cost
and
‘ ulldcri willldo well‘ to; call and.
'33. . ' , Z. SAN
B in New York, ,
Dal " ‘rid
i..,_-3” ' roan.
A1‘ -bout.» ..i>r,l~is=!-. "!,.':'“¥.-.
-.°“"'«“"' 1‘3‘l5i£§'0.:»ss.
.1-*x y--:2 _
for’ Plastering had
...
=8'o'cil3ll0as.-and not-mt =
A-§§‘|_'§E':e_l""G"I‘l'tlel"l""Seed8,‘ just r_ec’d and
for by; H , _‘ ‘ Au.n'N', Manna, «E Co.
Gnovun and Timothyseed, cheap ’ , _ .
K .. g; _v A.,.;M.~&Co.-‘s.
LONG Island aunts Tiirnips, ‘
’ at ‘V 2 ‘ '~ A. M.,& Co.’s.
ODA, Batter, Water;Gnhcn.l..Railrocd, Boa’-
‘ ton, -Lennon» grid"!-‘annoy Cr'u‘ok'erv',‘just rec’d,-_
from the and for sale by A.,ll. it Co.
- in-:w_i.aa6,rirnenc:‘or Crockery. China. and
, Gl.I|!",VDl']¢ri|I!Vl,'¢°’€l- " 1
I ASII-tIib'|,wuli_ boards, pails, brooms.
of the beat ual-b
fresk grociiies,‘rcceiv.ed daily I t
- u ' O.
ity, amuliolcuulc audiretuil, A.
Gaza: ,'l1.2i‘F1_>‘v*cEJiti=:Jv19s
to ruiicnrssas or '
s P a no 3 0=o..o.d.s.-
HE Suhiicrl qrwoul nfornitheinhubitants,
f Not-iiulk Ind vicinity that he is now open-2
9. .-
10ur,ifiIVCL§6 stock of
ty and richness,
seen to
size of Infants, Misses.‘
liotli German and real
I . —«
In Ladies’ Dress -0: ’ we can oler extrnoril-.
e‘ have 300 on hand,
full
than when ‘made to order.:
Our large iurle ‘o'fKii_l,' Silk, Lisle Thread
especial utteiitlon.
in. F. BALDWIN,
.Ho_c's_‘|-of; Danbury, Conn:
Oiocini
CIhlll0i.~ Jlitiiltiiro,
.1-}.;QUlN'l'AB.iD is sons,
the large" building nearly opposite their
old stand; and are now 1) to furnish any.
can DO-IOIIIO‘ anywhere-in this vicinity. Among;
r
otli’er'kindI' , chair": of all. descrip-.,
tioiia, t_|blev,_bods,- willow ware, looking glasses,
Kitchen I-‘uruiturew '
' ‘”1iiau.'~lP4igrii‘ Burial Cove.
It is not generally known that we are agents"
Building Materials. _- .
100 0 Hard and Salmon Brick.
, 100 Barrells lump Lime.‘
50 Barrells Cement.
25 do Boiled Plaster.
10 do Marble Dust. _
1000 Bushels plastering Hair. ’ »-
The subscriber intends keeping a constant
assortment of the above named materials on
hand, and will furnish purchasers at lowest
market prices. — S1‘
0 Norwalk, May 15th, 1854. '
EFINED Charcoal Wire onii‘-ins. rims
and Copper do. by the lb. or ton, at .1‘
Lvox A’. l{i:i.i.oco’s, S3Water.at., Bridgqorh.
MITH’S Bellows.—-Every Ityleof I the. beat’
manufacture, for s e b
-1
Glue ck Clil_uu.PIni-cu,
I '- -.
‘Lvox cl: Kir.i.i.o0o, 83 Water st., Brhlgep wt.-
“Drain 'ruo'.-.- .
HORSE Shoe and Sole of all lilll for "Isle
by LYON it XELLOGC.
' 83 Water-st., ‘-
ANAL and Garden Wheelbarrow, by’, the
C dozen or single one, at ‘\
LYON ck KI'ILLOGG’S,
83 Water-st., Bridgeport,
Crockery, China It O-luv
ONE of the largest,
Stocks of Crockery, , ,
to be found in Norwalk, can nowbeueen at
store of. the subscriber at g , ,
ether with I general assortment of.Grooer_lu,_
go, all of which will be sold It exceedingly
low prices. « , we SUITE-
ricliaf and leaf odecfefl.‘ 3
South Nu-walk.’ he .
; low", at the
for Noi-walk xudivlclulty, for this style of Collin
-wliicli, is now being, used so extensively and
which i__ufxo.iiivu_linble for vaults, and to pre-.
serve or transport bodies to a distance. An
assortment oftliose cases will be constantly kept _
~0ll liaud and fuxiilnliedat the shortest notice.
,u. I-furniture delivered, and Funerals at-
tended an iiviitlfrée, in New Canaan and-other
place; near Norwalk. 1-}. Qcixruin ck Soxs. __
j N¢i}1‘iLu_lk,;April 230, 1864. lyxvu
Oops,-‘Q; -»stru_w».=¢oodI.
llOdQI'llfll_|ed"I'lIllfIo,tliI'el'l and Dealers
' fin Hats, Caps oudstraw Goodmrea ct-
fufllly invite our countr friend: to cull ex-
: dgonr stock, vrhlc any will find varied
and good, uiiliituloiv ceuacunbc arches-
cdellavhero, both wh cute and retail. Par-
ticular attention iii given to the manufacture of
our‘Huts_; iyklch for durability and finish cannot
.lie uirpaasedé ' ‘Our Iuiortiiient of Cloth Cap:
-.-eiiibi-aces every variety: Ouriitock of straw
Goooda coiialiits of all kludtiii use, the most
prouiiueit ‘of WlIl0lI"Il'B Panama, Leghorn,
Canton, Sonnet! ugad Palm Leaf Hm, suita-
ble for Ilene and Children: wear. A
~ ‘ ~WEST&RAYll0ND,
_3in14 ’ 154 Cliatliun st., New York. _
. USER'S Celebrated Portable Forges, for
_ select i_naiiufucturor’ii rice: by
‘ LYON KELLOGG,
83 Water st., Bridgeport.
, C carrhgeii-."
number of Roekaw Carriages.
Bug Curio with euunelléd either tops.
trot; lg Bii§|I: without tops, for sole vei-
POWDER and Shot in," .1‘,
«walk Carriage Factory. Cal
‘ _ ms
“Shoes of all kinds,
- 'nish piiinps,
.don Emery,
Y T
. Norivalk, April 17th.
to those who favor
Protection Insurance ‘Company
. -.....HAR'I‘£.'.ORD,.CT....
l
1.
ally, that he has returned to his fonn'er_.biu_il « ~ ;,€g_'aPi¢a’.;$;??0,0»_009t-105!/4 pf,iiei€egc.tq m-
nes: and is now prepared to furnish III! Mend; " _ OLE§"AI:FE era in la und§:I:- ' crease to Ha{f*a~vMilli0n’. . I ‘
wit ever variet of fresh Cakes Pl Ill ' :0! " j ‘Bib, boIil,.'" 3' y 5, _ ‘ , ’ ' ‘ ' ' ' ~
- Bread, including iiraimn, R cry. Elana“ , f-;‘N1LL1“,{“o?,;,STf,‘E-ET’ “3°‘"‘ °f.“““‘ “"‘}V°
Bread, the His store, Mlio ‘ ng:Ie@_I_:[£ll_¢II. ".“°||’||'0; 0 I,}k_,e,l iiukk_e't“p'f'lc_€§,‘"'“ Hume storegnhglfi 'i,9‘V‘tp".’p‘“§d "° “ti
Meeker it Co., has been titted-’up‘.;'oxp'riTll’ 1~-for *0 Nd ilk ~ ‘ «"4.‘=‘£ . »'“'° °'''"’ ’ ’ 1 °‘‘_’ °?‘e3’ “ms! an
. . ? ‘flip 3303, q_ 3 ,7, “nu-pcnlxaon _ V-the contents ofeach, toget iei with every other
hisbusiness, and he hopes to receive. a_,ll a‘ , . , .. . is . .. .. ,, H... . S of o rt AGAIVST I 033 on DMMGEBY
“are of the Mamie pMmu"e.i I N 9’ " I. ’ *- ";'ll’letcI:l<e'Th‘ii’I'alt’ef3s’<il?"prcmiiim ctfercd are as low
Norwalk, ay 15th. . I . ,_o 2 ._ . .” hiosefg ;,[‘:::::‘1;(::-n’ Elml3£ltl.‘lillfiSiil:lCl:l:?l,;fl{lll(I
‘tlmw v .. .. A .5 I A I A :IY:I|T,'yi.0n protect liilmscl.f.£g'ainst’tliri’s destiuctivi
JUST Recelwdy 318118 Mid $10301‘ “Wk if ‘ .' ~': -- » ._~. element, which often ipasinglc hour sweeps
of St-raw Goods at . . - » ' -- “"1 5i“f¢I'-'- away the earnings of so many years.
RANDLE C PLA'l_'T’s- fir "#4 Norwalk, Sept. 5th, 1803.
For Sale or to Rent» - :::miii:'i:,;':°':.?':.::$.':?:.i;:‘.‘:°.iv.;':*.:iti “P03 SALE-
THE 110080 recently owned by the late ion“, an“ hgii 7 finch m‘ be ehtmmd EN Shares of the Stock of the Daubnry dz
A1°“Z°I_3b°“. situated in the central’ portion W-them; ‘ -, 3.’. _ _y - . Norwalk Rail Road. Enquire of
of the Village, and near St. Paul’: Church. ‘ ‘3-‘uh ‘- ALLEN _& . tt'37 Sept. lltli - CHAS. ILMOTT.
C. FIELDS, - ‘
Munufhcturer ' and Dealer in
.. ‘co-rs. snoris AND RUBB£iRS-
orders of all kinds of Water Proof Bootfir
‘and Dress Boots, ot'.Fr0ncli Call‘ or Patent
Leather. From his long practice in this branch
of the trade, he is confident that his work will
compare favorably with that of city manufac-
ture. He has also a general assortment of
Congress Shoes, Oxford ties, brogans, kc. .
For the Ladi'es,‘lie has a’ complete stock of
Guiter and Morocco Boots, Buskins, rbc.
\‘ Children’s work of all descriptions on- hand
andvmade to order. India Rubber Boots and
at C. FIELDS, opposite
-Daubury it Norwalk R._R. Depot.
Norwalk, Nov. 19, 1903. _,
soivixrrnme iiiinvir. _
Blacksmzthing amt Wagon .R6}7(l'l/l‘l7£g
AT THE BRIDGE.
HE subscribers have recently made ar-
rangements whereby they’_can execute all
.' orders for the complete rcpa.ii'iiig of Wagons,
at the shortest notice and at
in addition -to blacksmith-
ing, which will be continued as heretofore in
all its branches. Special attention paid to
Horse and Ox Shoeing, light and heavy Forg-
g, «inc. All work executed in either depart-‘
ment will be wcll and promptly done.
I’ 10 tf \V.i'i'i=':u3uiii'. dz .Du.\'c.ix.
JACOB‘ SI\t[ITH’S,
MACH]-ENRY DEPOT,
95 Maiden .Lzm.c, N. Y.
KEEPS constantly on liand
Carriages, &c.,.
reasonable prjiccs,
» ; Pressure 3"a’ud lRegulating ,valves,'. -f'or
‘Steam Engines, Stcaui Whistles, Mill and Cir-
cular saws, 5 kinds of illorticc Miichincs, Tciion
lIac|1ines,»Boring do., Mining Miichinery, Cor-
liftiiig and forciiig,Steain Engines
and Boilers, Stamps and Mortars, D1'i1llii‘1'g ina-
chines assorted, POWFGI‘ and hand p1lllCIlCS,tlll‘l1-
ing lathcs for iron and wood, planing.niachiu'cs
forwood and iron, sash and uioiildiiig inachines,
Tenon machines, Spoke do., 010.
Also, machines for turiiing axe and Pick
handles, Leather Belting all ‘sizes, ‘best nia-
chiuery oil, wholesale and retail ; Machii1est’s
"files assorted, Sand Paper "‘ G:ige’s” best, Em-
ery paper and Emery cloth, also the best -Loii-
all Nos.,also’, Il‘0ll pipes for Gas
and water, assorted from I I-2 inch to 12 inch
in diameter. ‘ Terms cash, or approved papei'.34
_ , PIANO-FORTES; . A
j.:New, and Second Band, For Sale.
RICES from $100 to. $000, or New York
- and Boston maniif-.ictiirc,' by the best in_a-
kcrs. Anyone in Norwall»: and. vicinity in
want of a Piano-Forte are iiivi ted _to call and
examine them» Old Pianos taken in exchange.
' . i F. H. NASH, Prof. of ./lfuszc,
38 ' ‘L
.- . , ;_, 5 ,./Vo. ,’3l0 Brooinc N. Y. _
, Hardware and Cutlery,
.Mcc/lambs Tools, 1i‘wr7nz7zg Uzezzszls,
. Guns, Pistols, Iron mid _SlecZ, ,
Window Glass, P027253
. (ml Oils:
HE subscriber has iiowiii store, and is con-
stantly receiving direct fi'_oni the 1uaiiii-
upply of foreign and domes-
_t-lie above rlcuoiiiinatlplls.
rtineiit _of articles suited
to this market, equal to any in .thc state; and
which will be sold either wholesale or rctall,
on as favorable terms as can_be purcliaseil 111
New York. For list of articles and p1‘l0_C5:
purchasers are 1-cqiicsted to call and Oxtlllllllc
for themselves. llull. C. STREET -
facturers,a large s
tic goods, ~ under
which makes his asso
FOR SALE.
A Homestcd containing about 18 acres of
first rate Land, with a good two story Dwelling
H0use,- barn aiid "other out-lioiises, situated
about 1.1-2 miles east from New Canaan vil-
lage, and 4 miles from Norivalk. Inquire of '
.1 " THOMAS CARTER.
New Canaan, Jan. 521, 185-1. t-f5
woosrna ssonsrs.
CORNER OF-MAIN AND WHITE srnnnrs
Near the Rail Road Depot.
HE subscriber having leased the above nam'
ed Hotel, is ]_)l‘0p'.\l'L'.fl to receive lioargers
and transient visiters. The House is abundant
ly supplied’ with spring water, and has all the
conveniences necessary to make guests comfort-
able, and the undersigned feels confident from
the experic1icc_ that he has li-ad in the business
of hotel keeping, that he can give satisfaction
him with their patronage.
_ JOHN R. FORRESTER.
. N.»B.—Warm and Cold. Waiter Baths ready
at all hours. (Daubury, Sept. 5, I853. ti".-30
PARNIEB WANTED.
STEADY, capable man to take charge of
Norwalk Island. The stock, about a
dozen head, will remain, and added to if rc-’
uired, For terms and pai'ticiilai's, apply to
.iimi-:1. Ricuiiins, Norwalk, .01‘ at ~lt5T Monroe
st._'.N. Y. 12 it
PLOUGHSAAOI‘ every dcsciiption, for sale by
E. V. A. C'iiiciir:s'ri-iii.
Horse, Cow, and Chicken Peed.
EPT constantly on hand and at the low-'
. ' cst iiiarkct price by Ilomii-2s & i\Ii-zsxisii.
_ Capers.
' UST received, ii. fresh supply of Caper
' Sauce. HOLMES A‘. MEEKER.
Lumber. Lumber.
HILL 8'. HUBBELL have recently coin-
meuccd the Lunibcr business at the old
' ~-, ‘stand lately occupied by Mr. Charles Thomas,
and intend to keep on sale _
Timber, Lath and Lime, _
together with every viiriety of Lumber sold in
this market,‘ We shall be happy to iiccoiiiiiio-
gdate customers \\’llll‘zllly tliiiliguiii our line .€1i7_
liberal prices. . .
- C. flUIlBEl.L. 1?
Norwalk, April 13th. 1 J5 dines
~ " s:-zoo Wanted. , -
N good Real Estate seciirity, for zi term .01
-«years. For Parties and particulars, apply‘
at the olllce of the Gazette. _ M29
¢~—-_—— i-— ‘ "" l.
-For Sale Giieap.
4 lot of1’iclis;-l’loi_vs, Sledgcs, tic. S,-c. The
‘ plows embrace tour. sizes and are well
.wo,-gig flee lgttelltloll ol‘1f:i1'm(ei;.s,t_iis tli‘cywilyl
1) a a tl.l‘gd.1ll. A so -15 inn-s 0 ever
d:s:(i'ilptio_iit, alt ttliefglrpl-lifa}l,_lllacksiiiitliiiig cs-
tabl' men, 00 o .-“l i. A
- .18 ‘ \l_l.i'riiiii3i:i>.v lb Duxc.i.\'.
‘J:
8.31.
Tissue « Paper
F ood quality and variety-of colors at
O _ g _ ‘ KNAPl”S.
for E‘a:rbanl:’s cele-
rated Scales.
LARGE supply of the above limited
, anufiicture, which for iicciiracy and. du-
rabilitycannot be surpassed, always on hand
and-for sale at manufacturers prices. P)’
Lrov & l(i:_i.i.occ, 83 Water st-. B1‘1ds'0l>01‘i-'
CHAD, Sand and white inortiir Scrccllsi Of
every size at LYON & KELLQGG’S.
» ' 8:} Water-st:, Bridgeport.
FllER1' by the C
J .
Aeuc
8 i.
A
BUSIIELS SE!-ll) I‘0'l‘ATOES. for
sale by IIOLMES A’. MEEKER.
ask or lb. at _.
LYON 02'. l{ELLOGG’S,
. 83 Water st., Bridgeport.‘
, New Jewelry Store,
‘JVU. 2, Slcidilti/’s Block.
HAVE received in addition to my lbi'ln9l'
large stock, some very choice. goods the
-present week aiidcaii now show to piii-cliiisei-s
the largest and richest stock of goiiils in my
line over offered to the public in this county.
0. S. CLARK.
A
r and Cement, at
ALCINEDPI t
C - is 0 G. HOLMES &CO.
and me.
Nowalk, April 10. _
I
l .
. l
— :,warc,
HE subscriber has on hand and is ready for 1
new -patterns, never before in this country.
.....r—
_ $1010 flail: Slihertisniinits.
Front s. ii. i~i7rri:.\'i:ii.i.'& coxs Aovertliilng Agency,
122-‘Xiissaii Street, New York, uutl~N62 -1 State Street,
Boston. S. M. l’l£'I'TF..\'GlLL &CO.‘, Rré Agents for the
i\'oi-walk Gazette and the most infliiential and lIl'flOIIcil’-
culating Neivspiipers both in the United Shh: and tho
Hoiisekeeping Hardware,
A N D FANCY GOODS.
J. do CLBHIBIAN,
MPORTERS and wholesale dealer: ‘xi house
I) kileping}II;la{_dwi(i3re and Fancy Good?‘ 0::
Toni way .. . utlery Silver and I
Coiiiposition,,Enamelled and Iron Hol-
, loiv waive, Bronzed, Copper and Brass Goods,
illathing Apparatus, Tm, Wood and Willow
,\Sl’0l'eé_B‘1;i_1;lies, mats, Baskets, Refrigerators,
, - pclrlliig llcklc, rice. Our stock has for years
, pas cen equal to €l_l1d.llOW‘Slll'paB»9S in vane-
, ty and extent apy similar establishment in the
' ‘cgi[llIl’t(i;y,ti(:)ind will be sold at prices defying
u, . , . , -
The ‘attention of House-keepers and mor-
chaiits IS invited to our stock of goods gm] pf].
i ces before buying. _- J. &_ C. Biiituuiv,
ylo 001 Broadway, N. Y.
Great Piano and Music Establishment,
HORACE ‘WATERS,
V 333 Broadway, N. Y.
Tn»u best and most improved Pianos and Me-
lodeons. '1'. Gilbert;& Co.’a ,World’s Fair.
Premium Pianos, with or, without the A-Iolean,
and with iron frames and circular scales. The
merit of these instruments is too well known
to need further commendation.‘ Gilbert’: Bou-
doir Pianos, an elegant _iiisti-uuient for small
rooms. I_I.u.i.i-1-r Jr. Cims'rox’s Pianos, of the
old established firm of HALL!-2'!‘ J: Co.
being sole agent for all the above Pianos, can
otter them lower than any other house. Hor-
ace W aters’ ‘P181108, manufactured expressly
for him, having great power of tone and elas-
ticity ot‘ touch. 333 Broadway, is the largest
dcpotfor allusical Instruments in this country
-affording an opportunity for selections, not to
"be had elsewhere. Second hand Pianos at
great bargains. Prices from $60 to $175 Ev.
cry instrument fully warranted or the money
refunded. .
MELODEONS
Goodman 8;,Baldwi'u’spal. Organ Jllclodcima
with two banks of keys——a sweet and power-
ful instrument. Prices from ,s75 to 8200. S.
D. ill: H. W. Smith’s celebrated ‘ Melodeona,
Martin’s mirivalleil Guitars, Brown’: Harps,
Flutiuas, Violins,Bi-ass instruments, «kc. Deal-
ers supplied with ;Pianos.und melodeous at fuc-
tory prices. 123'; per cent discobntto Clergy-‘
m en .
DIUSIC
A
This list compri
niasters of both the American and Euro
continents, iindis receiving constant additions
by an extensive publication of the choice‘ and
popular pieces of the day. Dealerain music,
and Teachers of Seminaties-wishing to pur-
chase any music published, or make urran -
inent_s for continued supplies of..Mr. Water’:
new issues, will find it to their interest to call
or forwaril their orders. Music sent to any
p-.irt_of the Union or Canadian, pasta c free.
3m1o . Hoiuci: s using.
GAE. G-.
Spring Importaliona, I854.
PETERSON iii’. ,
377"and 379 Broadway,
Imjiurlcrs of and dealers in every variety of
CARPETINGS,
iveilpcrSteamer.~ifrom'Eurqp¢, an entire
Ifai-«:_jiis£ race
new stock of V
Rich carpeting: and oil oliitlis.
Which for" _variety and richness cannot be
- equalled in the trade, consisting of
Rich “ Bonvaise,” in one entire caipet.
A. Rich inedalliou Carpets. in great variety.
- Rich Velvet and Axminster Carpets.
Rich tapestry and Brussels Carpets, entirely
t_ Tlircc-ply and Superfine, of every
3I0|1.
. Oilcloths, of every width and design,
from the best manufacturies, and well seasoned
Together with every other article usually
‘found ll). Carpet stores at the lowest possible
cash prices ! PETERSON dc Hninum-iv,
377 and 379 Broadway, cor. Whitest.
_ Hoiisekcepcrs and merchants from every sec-
tion of the country are invited to examine our
stock and prices beforevpurchasiug.
Iiistitiitions and Churches supplied at the
lowest prices. 3mI5
Garpetmgs. Oil-cloths, &c.
1VlcG1-orty do Tilby
142, Broadway, N. Y.,
xxouxci: to their friends and the public
that their stock of Foreign and Domestic
Carpetings, Oil Cloths, &c., for the Spring
trade, is completed- in all their relative deport-
ineuts, and ‘presents specimens of new styles
and originality of design, which, for beauty
and excellence, will upon inspection, be found
to merit an extended sale. .
The following Goods comprise in part their
present varied and chaste assortment :
Velvet Carpets, Tapestry Hruuelv, Im-
perial Three Ply, Double Super. In-
grqi-n, Superfine Ingrain,E:rfra
Fine and Fine. Iugrain, Low
Priced-——all» Wool, Cotton
and Wool Iugrain, Royal
and Damask Vcnetifia-n
all widtlis, Heavy sheet
Oil Cloths, from 2 to
2-ffcet wide, .Mcd£-
Plain and checked
‘ Jllatti-ngs,
Embos.i'e_d Table and Plain Covers, which to-
gcther with other Goods that uniformly consti-
tute the general stock of the most extensive
establishments, will be disposed of for cash, at
pi-tiles a shade lower than any House in the
fill e.
I-I_ous.ekecpcrs and Dealers from every section
are invited to look at our stock and prices be-
fore purchasing elsewhere.
Institutions and Churches will be dealt with
liberally, and at the lowest prices. '
descrip-
Wn.i.i.ut McGiionrr,
Gizoiiur. II. Timur.
-142 Broadway, N. Y.
IVIETAL WAR_EHOUSE,.
245 Water Street, JV. K,
Vandervoort, Dickerson & 00.,
OFFER. for sale in large or small lots to suit.
3inI5
customers-—
6000 boxes Tin Plates, one third cross. best
brands. 3500 Roofing Plates, I. C. and I. X.
I~lx20. 2500 extra sized Tiu Plates. 2000111315
Sheet Iron, No. 10 to 28. 1000 R G. and an-
lletlletl, No. 20 to 28. 500 Russia Sheet Iron,
No.8 to I0. 800 Wire, assorted numbers and
good quality. 250casks Sheet Zinc. 25 tons
Speltcr. 60 cases Copper, 14 to 16 oz. 10
casks Antimony. 400 pigs Banca Tin, 300
Sti-alts do. I000 do. Lead, together with afull
assortment of Tinmiin’s Tools and machines,
Rivets, Ears, Handles, and all articles for tin-
uci"s use. _ .
}$”'.Goods entitled to debenture. 3mI5
~ Locomotive Noodles".
THESE needles are superior to any imported
into. this country and are only to be had of
'I‘uo.\i.i's ti: Enwnnn GILL, .
IyI5 I4 Dcy street, N. Y.
Panoy Goodu.
Tuoius £3 Enwmn GILL,
nroiiriziis of Fancy goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Laces, Embroideries, Linens, Threads, Lo-
comotive nccdles, Trimmings Buttons, &c.—
Goods from Auction every day. , ‘
IyI5 ’ I4 Dey Street, N. Y.
Window and Picture Glass.
A GOOD assortment of window and Picture
Glass constantly on hand and for sale in quan-
tities to suit purchasers. Jllerchauts from ev-
ery section are invited to call andexainine for
tlieius-elves before buying. Orders by letter
promptly filled Enwuin P. Dioxw,
I-14 Chambers St. near Hudson R R.Depot,N 1'
Cash Grocers.
Cuszi-zsizniioucn tin OLENDOBE, wholesale gro-.
cei-s. 203 Chamber st. and I ‘ Reade at.-,
New York. Buyers
an examination of our
are particularly invited to
stock. Orders by letter
promptly attended to at the lowest market
rates. ‘ .1315
. -rn SHIT B188 OTI-
ALLARD’S New and Improved Edition is
B the cheapest and best article now offered-
Hair any shade
ly40
to the public. It will color the
in ‘Z0 Minutes.
, 1-umo roux-us. ‘ .
*' J. A: F. HAINES, 116 3d Avenue, New
N . York. Dealers supplied, on liberal
___>_.____ . ’ - ~ . 0 — lyio
niiiisrmr a. volume,
‘WEOLBILLI _
62 Vesey St., mar Greeuwwum, N. Y.
ORDERS personally or by letter ually rc-
gai1lediuprices,quullties,-dlspu ,—&c. 1,
MMRIIIACK Prints, 3 large lot just receiv-
ed, amongst them some beautiful styles.
0'. J_. Gar un-
sea the products of the great I
-i .
Ebb fink flhfittlistmtllls;
non wins. iii'noiur.n’s uvnnrisiivc House,
lflfliusiuu-s'i'iii:i-:'r, NEW roux. ‘
1 Notice.
To the Ladies gf Norwallc and V1'cim'l_i/.
THOSE Ladies wishing to obtain their sup.
_ ply of Gaiter Boots and shoes for the com-
mg season, can get at Miller dz Co.’s 134 Canal
st. New York, French Morocco and Kid sup-
per Ties, and Buskins of the first quality at 95,
and I0s.- per pair: second quality Slippers and
Ties at (is. and Buskius at 7 s. all of -my own
make and warranted good, Ladies Gaiteibootg
of all the fashionable colors, at 12s, I65, and
I83. the pair. These beautiful -articles of La-
dieifwear are warranted equal to any in the city.
Boys, Misses and childrcii’.-i Gaitcr Boots and
shoes of all kinds and prices, the largest assort-
ment of‘ any in New York. White and Black
Satin, Black and Bronze French Kid Slippers:
for evenings, with a complete assortment of
India Rubber Overshocs of all the difi‘e;-em,
styles. Ladies who wish good shoes at mode.
rate prices will please call and examine for
themselves. J. B. MILLER dc Co.
3mI6 I3-1CanaI street, near Thompson, N. Y.
BARTHOLOMEW&. WEED,
NBW"1VIOURNIN'Gi- STORE,
5 5 1 Broadviiay,
Between St Mcholas amt Jlfetropolitan 1,01,,/S
NEW YORK-,
KEEP constantly on hand every description
of FIJLL xxn Si-zcoxn liouimxc DR]-jss
Goons, BONNETS, M.ixr1i.L.is, CLOAKS, Eimnm-
ill"-£1!‘-.I:1ll;:}:I;%Dl{t'I_*}BCllll-:1.~_g;., (,j,1.ovi:s,_ IIos_iEiiv, &c.
“I _ 1) mg i\foi.n.\i.\c, will find -it to
err advantage to give us a call, as they can
P1'0¢lll‘0_eVery articlerequisite, without the iii-
Eonvenlence of shopping from store to store.—
, oods sent by Express to every part; of the
3 12
Country.
3 Please remember the cxa -t 1 -. t‘ _
55] Broadway. 3ml2 BAItTIl0l.O.\lLl-.‘W
Mowing Machines,
SbI'€(t3I(l3lltllIllll[l)I’0\-‘lltl pattern, man-
ure . . ' 3,, - ' .
England States. y e ou.i_o light of Lev.
WHEELER & EMERY’S
Horse Powers & Thrashers.
I Gfffm Cradles, 1_'an-ning ./Hills, Corn Shel-
tfi’-LU Vay‘Rulcc.s, with steel teeth. For sale at
9 ‘-“0N‘AGBICUL'l.'UR.\L ‘v\l.\RI-IIIOUSE .82: Sm-:1)
.810” RALPH it 00..
20120 23 Fulton-st., NJY. .
NEW PAPER HA.\'GI.\'(ZS,
AND
, INTERIOR DECORATIONS.
Pratt & Hardenbergh,
IASUFACTUIIERS AND l.‘Il'UR'l'EllS.
, ,'0- 360 Broacliway vVeu: Yon’.-.
Have added to their Wholesale business, a
‘ RETAIL DEPARTMENT
And are constantly receiving all the new iarieties of
Wall Paper and Decorations,
from the mostemiuent maiiiil'-.icliii'ers of El’-
gggl-‘7; Wh1ch_ with the best styles ofAMER1-
t production they will be pleased to exhibit
o_ any slid all who may call upon them, either
with a. view of purchasing or to see the perfect-
ion this branch of manufacture has obtained.
PRIVATE RESIDENCES, Horsns, Ptnnfc Boinmxcs
_C{m!‘CHB9. BANKING Horses, STORES, AND Orrr-'
cbs in any part of the country appropriately
, PAPEBED on Dsconnnn in,Fi:1:sc0, i\I_iiii31.n Ol.‘
Woops, in a superior manner by the best work-
men in the trade, at reasonable prices. and the
work warranted. ' ' ' gm;
From S .MPetlengi'[l’s flclncrtisiiig ..1genr_7/
Notice Iiiiribrdinaryii
To all whom it may Conccr7z~Know Ye I
HAT_tlie MI-:x_ic.i.\i Mi:si~.i.\'u Ll.\‘I_\l.E.\'T still
continues in its triumphant career, “ con-
quering and to conquer” all the chronic cases
of RHEUMATISM, or those of a. recent, acute,
i_md intlamatory character. Ir xnvsn ‘FAILS!
in curing Burns, Bruises or Sprains. For any
Sore, Swelling, Eruption or Pain, it is a perfect
s ific. If you don’t believe it, try it! Foi-
orses and other animals. it has no equal in
curing Bruises, Sprains, Sore Backs, Spavin,
§:=ra_1ttihesi,_-tor ally lpther cause of Lameness.—
wi so en t e oofs—1ubricatc the ' ' s— '
and heal ti: flgnw “mt
- . ESTER .
_ _(St7CCESSO.ll TO A. G. Bii.ig?Co.,)
Origmator and sole proprietor. Principal Ofli-
C9_!= -3011 Broadway, New York, and St.‘Louis.
lliasouri. For sale by all dealers in Medicines.‘
ATCHES. ‘superior article, round and
square splints in round wood and square
Paper Bo.-res, put up in shipping order, and
sold at the lowest prices, by CHAS. PAR-
TRIDGE do CO., 125 Maiden Lane, N. Y. 1y
SEWING IVIACHINES.
GROVER, BAKER & Co.
THIS MACHINE is now justly the most approv-
ed, and no controversey exists between it
and any other patent. Otlices 405 Broadway,
New York , Hag/niar_lcet Square, Boston; and
42 South -1th St.,Philadclphia.- 13739
A
SPlIlI'l‘UAL TELEGRAPH, Weekly, 32 Pan
.3 ma, specimen gratis. and all SPIRITUAL
ooxs,for_sale by PARTRIDGE & BRITTAN,
300 Broadway, New York. 1y
TO THE MUICAL WORLD
PIANO FORTES, BENNETT 8: CO., 361
Broadway. New York, are manufacturing
and have constantly on hand an extensive as-
llortment ot_ Pianos, embracing every variety of
style and 8l_ZC, from 6 to 7 I--I OCT.U'ES, from
.3100 to $1,000 each. We have testimonials from
~the lirst_Pianists in the country of the superior
B1:n.1.ui\*cv, Bassoon and SWEETNESS of tone
thrpughout the entire register of our Pianos.
while a delicate elasticity of touch has been pre-
eminently secured, all our i ustruments are fully
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Buyers
who understand their own interests will call
before purchasing elsewhere. ‘ 1y
PIANO POIITES.
441 Broadway, New York,
L.uI(_}i-Jsr and best assortment of First
Class Piano Fortes III New York, both with
and without the IEOIIDII Attachment, may be
found_at 441 Broadway. All persons wishing a
good instrument at a low price will be sure to
find one at LINCOLN A3 THOMPSON’S
ly 441 Broadway, New York.
CBIAP PIANO FORTE HOUSE.
0' F. HILL, 54 Great Jones street. near
a Bowery, New York. Pianos Tuned and
Repaired. ‘ ‘ ly-10
Looking Glass 4- .Pz'ctwre Frame
MANUFACTURER.
B/I P. WHITLOCK. 101 Canal-street, New
. York. Gilding in all its branches. 1 y
Notice.
ERUVIAN Guano, Super phosphate of
Lime, Bone dust, Poudrctt. Pulvcrized
Charcoal, Potash, Sulphuric Acid. f'0r sale at
the State Agricultural Warehouse, N o. 25 Cliff
street, near Fulton, N. Y. '
A I'll]! Assortment of
I
Carpeting. ,
‘ I ELVET Tapestry, Brussels and Three Ply
Tapestry Iiigraiii, Super and extra Super.
Iugraiu, Stair Carpctiiig, .kc., purchased at
Auction, and will be_so1d at last years prices,
all in want will find it to their interest to call
at ' - C. J. (‘rRU.\[AN’S.
T CHICHESTER’S Hardware Store can be
found the largest assortment of Paints, Oils,
Varnishes and Painters’ Materials, ever offered
in this market call and see him. sept, sub,
XCELSIOR Hoes, a new article in this
market, . for sale by ' '
' A E. V. A. CI-IICHESTER.
ECEIVED this day, a fine assortment of
Satin Cashmeres for Ladies’ Cloaks ; also,
Cloths, Merinocs, &c., by C. J. GRUMAN.
Olioupor than Ever-
At the South Nvrwalk
GROCERY STORE.
E subairiber has on hand by far the
larges and best selection, of Family Gro-
ceries and Provisions, to be found in South
Norwolk, which he offers to his c1istome1's and
the public, at greatly reduced prices. His fa-
cilitles are such that he will be constantly re-
'new and fresh supplies of’ goods, as the
wants of his Customers may require, which will
always be of the best quality and sold at the
very lowest possible price, and he would re-
spectful] solicit an examination and trial of the
game, GEO. W. SMITH.
South Norwalk, May 15th, 1854.
Stone for Sale.
LOADS of good Stone for sale, suita-
aiid but ll short distance from the Bridge. En-
quire at the Gazette Ofiice.
ceiving
5 ble for docking or building pl.1l'p0SeS_.
Norwalk Chronicler