Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 20, 1854 · page 4

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- the distribution of

V SMITHS Bellows.-—Every style of the besii

 

 

 

Great Union Artist's Enterprise.

25 0,000 Gifts for the People. .
St_atnai'y,_....... ..... ....-.. .......$30,000
011 Paiiitmgs,... ---------- .. 10,000
Engravings, colored in oil, . . .7. . . . . . . 45,000
Steel Plate Engravings; . . . . . . . , . . . . . 41,000
Cash Loans, for 100 years each. . . .. . 30,000
RealEstate, ...... .... ...... .... ..,..84,000

$250,000

Total,

The American Artists’ Union, would respect-

fully announce to the citizens of the United

States and the Canadas, that for the purpose of
the advancement and extension of the Fine
Arts, and with a view of enabling every fami-
ly throughout the length and breadth ofthe

.land, to become possessed of a gallery of'pic-
tures.mauy of them the work of master minds
and finally, for the purpose_of giving a world
wide circulation to
Darle ’s eat picture of Wyoming,
They havéydetgerinined~to distribute among the
purchasers of this work, price $l,00,

250,000 gifts, of the value of $250,000.

List of Gifts. ‘
Marble Statuary, $40,000‘

1°°b‘".ii.°f W’3'éi’§irf°n’ “t‘$i3iZiZiZZ1ll§’333 TRIDGE 4“ C0-.125 Maiden Lane. Y. 1y
do Webster 100 .... ... o . ' . . ~
do Calhoun», do do SEWING MACHINES.

Oil Paintings and col. Steel Engraving.-i.
50 elegant Oil Paintings, in splendid gilt
frames, size 3x4 ft' each $100,. . . ...-

500 steel plate Eugravings, brilliantly 1:ol~ .
ored in oil, rich gilt frames, 24x30 in.
each 310. . . .

10,000 elegant steel plate engravings, col-
ored in oil, of the Washington Monument-
20x26 each 84 ...... ............--

237,000 steel plate Eugravings-, 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 $l,00 each..-.-- -- - -‘$41390

Real Estate, 84,000.

1 elegant dwelling, in 32d st. N. Y. 5127090

22 building lots in100 and 101st streets, N.0

- Y. city, each 2ox100 ft. deep, each $332,000

100 Villa Sites, containing each 10,000 sq.

‘ ft. in the suburbs of New York city, and
commanding a magnificent view of the
Hudson River and Long Island Sound,
each e5oo,.-.-—- ------$50000

Loamfof 1c01(lgh"$3(m0(li. w'thout

20 loans of cash or years 830 9 1

interest ,or security, each: 55.000

do 5,000
I30 ((11?) 50 do 5-000
250 do do 20 do 5,000
2000 do do A do 10,000
The holder of each ti ket, is entitled, first to a

steel late engraving (size_25x30 ill) Of the
Greg: flmerican I,Iisto“rical work of ./lrt,
WYOl;)VIINGt'eth m ' f
‘f h'h eseena eoceo
;i.§,°£§p:r,:oe° ..‘.‘é‘3¥’.g, to one of the 250,000.
Gifts, which will be distributed on the comple-
tion of the sale of the tickets. _

The purchaser of 5 tickets, on the receipt of
his order, will be forwarded, capefully packed.
either one copy of the “ Wyoming,” elegantly
painted in oil colors, or one copy of the Wy-
oming,” plain, and one copy of each of four
other engravings, equal to it in value, and is
entitled to 5 gifts. The purchaser of more
than 5 tickets, can have his choice out of I00
different subjects, from steel plates pwned by
the Artist’s Union, each picture being in val-
ue equivalent to“the “ Wyoming,”>and is enti-
tied to one gift for each ticket he holds. A
list of the subjects can be seen at the oliice of
thlgtiliggilfsl-.;—Persons desiring to beconie Agents
for-the sale of tickets, by _forw_arding (post
paid.) $1, shall be sent a Gift Ticket,‘ a_ copy
of Wyoming, and a prospectus, containing all
necessary information.

It is confidently believed, that the tickets .

by the first of July, ‘when
Gifts will be entrusted to a
committee appointed by the ticket-holders, _

Thertecl plates from which the engravings
are printed, cau- be seen at the oilice of the Ar
t}st’s Union and cost $100,000. Specimens ' of
the Oil Paintings and Engravings, are also on
view at the rooms,

References, in regard to the property :—W.
C. Barrett, Esq., Counsellor at Law. I0 Wall
st. N. Y. : F. J. Visscher «la Co. Real Estate
Brokers, 80 Nassau st., N. Y.

All orders for tickets, must be addressed
with the money enclosed, to

will be disposed of

P°st‘p‘m’ J. w. HGLBROOKE, Sec.
505 Broadway. N. Y.

-3mI6
$75,000 Worth of Gifts
.303. I'll‘.-‘. ‘.':i0i-'.’L't‘.!
‘IE .~ll1l):CI' hers 1l.uIlUilllL‘0 that they have made or
i-angcineuis for the sale or the celebrated l_3iigraving
known as ~‘ 0\I.-I Oi-‘ Lil-'i'3'.~Z I-I.-\l’l>’Y I‘Il)l;_R3," nu.
" THE POOP. Rl-IL.-\'i‘lO\'S.” These Engravings have
been pronounced by artists and connoisseurs the mos:
exquisite specimens of the‘ Fiie Arts ever produced in
this country. Tlie_v'are the works of one of the mos‘.
distinguished artists of the day. and have been prepared
at great expensc——the engraved plates alone having cost
several thousand dollars—wliich they furnish at the low
rate of (INE DOLLAR each. By issuing an edition of
75,000, the Subscribers are enabled to sell them at the
above price; and on completing the sale of the above
number, ivili also be enabled to" present to the purcha-
sers of these Engravings the following splendid Gif s :
1 Beautiful Farm in Wilton, I-‘airfield

 
 
 
 

Co.. C-onn., valued at $7,500
15 Fine Rosewood Pianos, valued at $500 00 7,500
20 “ Melodeons. “ . 150 00 3,000
40 Richly Carved Sofas, “ 00 1,600
200 Urquhai-t’s Celebrated Violins, val-
ued at 6 00 1,200
,100 Guitars, valued at 10 00 1,000
100 Fine Accordeoiis, “ . 10 00 1,000
15 Avei-y’s Crystal Palace Medal Premi-
um Sewing Machines, valued at 50 00 750
50 Superfine Gold Watches, “ 100 00 5,000
so u u =‘ “ 75 00 3,750
50 Ladies “ “ “ 60 00 2.500
50 Super. Silver Lever “ “ 25 00 1,250
in u u u 20 00 1,000
50 Gent’s Gold Fob Chains “ 30 00 1,500
so u u u 20 00 1,000
50 Ladies’ “ “ “ 20 00 1,000
100 Sets Ladies’ Bracelets, “ 10 00 1,0H_)
200 “ ‘- Pins 5: Ear-rings, “ _ 8 00 1,600
200 “ “ Ear-rings “ 7 50 1,500
200 Gent’s Cluster Pins “ 5 00 1,000
1,000 Gold Rings with Settings ' “ 3 50 3,500
500 -‘ Pencils “ 5 00 2,500
300 u u H 3 50 1,750
500 Pens with cases “ 3 50 1,750
500 Ladies Work Boxes “ 3 50 1,750
26 Fine Broche Shawls “ 30 00 600
0 u u u ’ A‘ 20 00 200
100 Geut’s Watch Fobs with Seals “ 6 50 650
50 Double Barrel Guns “ 20 00 1,000
50 Pistols “ 5 00 ’ 300
‘‘‘c:‘ i ate Life’s Happy Hours “ 1,000
Poor Relations “ 1,000
Bibles with Plates “ 5 00 500
u “ 1 00 1,000
Lngravings, the best likeness of
may ever published, valued at 50c 5.000
:0"1 1-; l'ower’s Greek Slave “ 25c‘2,500
5000 Boxes Oriental Tooth Powder “ 25c 1,250
5000 Fine Pen Knives “ 2-ac 1,250
1 00 5,000

5000 Thirty Ways of Making Money “
«The subscribers will give to each purchaser of either
the above Engravings a numbered receipt, which will
entitle the holder to a share in the Girls. ,
The undersigned pledge themselves to fulfill the-cn-
gagenients which they have entered into with the pub-
lic, in the most honorable manner.
All orders should be addressed to
_ L. w. ABBOTT ch 00.
Manhattan Hotel, No. 133 Fulton St. JV‘. Y.
Or of RANDLE & PI.Arr, agents for Norwalk.
All communications, post paid, enclosing one dol-
lar, will receive prompt attention, and the Engravings
sent by return mail to any part of the country.

.1: a Court, ofP'r'obate holden at Ridgqfield.
within and for the District of Ridgefield,
on the 23d day of.May, A. D. 1854.

PRESENT, EDWARD Coucu Esq. Judge.

ON motion of S. Y. St.Johu of New Canaan.

Executor of the last Will and Testament
of Ebenezer Selleck, late of Lewisboro, State
of New York, deceased. This Court doth de-
cree that six months he allowed and limited for
the creditors of said Estate, to exhibit their
claims against the same to the Executor ; and
directs that public notice be given of this order
by advertising in’ a newspaper published in

Fairfield County and by posting a copy thereof‘

on the public sign post, in saidtown of Ridge‘-

field. Certified from Record, '. _ '
3t‘23 HIRAM K. SCOTT, Clerk.‘

Watches, Clocks, ,

ND al kinds of Jewelry repaired. Eu-
gra.ving_on Spoons, Rings, Coflir Jot

«inc. executed in a superior manner by L. CL.i'nx
at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of the Red Watch

~o

O. S. CI.Anx.
NAILS. A
1 0 CASKS Fall River Cut Nails, as-
sorted. '- .

50 casks Wrought Nails. assorted sizes. .: -
50 do do Spikes do do 4
at manufaicturer-‘s pi-ices. for sale by
Lrox 55 Ki-:i.i.oc.o, 83 Water st.. Bridgepori
REFINED Charcoal Wireof all sizes. Bras:
and Copper do. by the lb. or ton. at ' '
Lrox & KI:i.Loco’s, 83 Water st.. Bridgeport

manufacture, for sale by
Lvox &. K_E1.Lf)GGԤ 83 Water st.,

100,000 DOLLARS A
WORTH OF FINE 

Watches, Jewelry 8:. Silver Ware,
At No. 2 S/ciddy’s Block, .

OULD be more of a stock than could be
displayed to advantage. However» my
assortment is complete, and any person cafiing
to purchase will not go away for want of van.
ety to select from. I am receiving now goodi-
every week aud am determined to offer goods

Bridgeport If

s5;o00
100 Oil Paintings, 2x3 ft each $50. . ..-.5,000

...-.. ...'...............5,000

$40,000

~ attendance of some of the most celebrated pll_\'SlClilllS,

.F’rom S M Pettengilfls flcloertisiazg Jlgcncy

Notice Extraordinary! !

_ To all whom it may Concernh-K7_ww Ye .’
~ _ HAT_tlie_ _MI:xiCA:~.' MUSTANG Lixinizxr still
3 continucsin its triumphant carcer,"‘ con-.
quering and to conquer” allpthe chronic cases
91' RHLUMATISM, or those of a recent, acute,
and inliamatory character. Ir xnvnn runs!
in curing Burns, Bruises or Sprains For any
Sore, Swelling, Eruption or Pain, itjsa perfect
specific. If you don’t believe it, try it! For
Horses and other animals, it‘has no equal in
curing Bruises, Sprains. Sore Backs, Spaviu,
Scratches, or any other. cause of L-.imenoss.—-
It will soften the hoofs—-—lubricate the joints-—.-
and heal the flesh. .
G» W. WESTEIIOOK.

_ ‘(SUCCESSOR TO A. G. BliA(io_ii: Co.,)
Onglpator and sole proprietor. Principal Olli-
ce_S: 304 Broadway, New York, and St. Louis,
Missouri. For sale by all dealers in Medicines.

_ ATCI-IES, _superior article, round and
‘square spliutsin round wood and squrzre
‘Paper Boxes, put up in shipping order, and
sold at the lowest prices, by CHAS. PAR-

GROVER, BAKER .0 Co.

HIS MACHINE is now justly the most approv-
- ed,.and no controverscy exists between it
and.any other patent. Ofiices 405 I3’ro¢_‘uI'lL'a_'I/,
New York, Ilaynmrlret Square, Boston; and
42 South 4th St., Philadelphia. 1y39

,.__A

300 Broadway, New York.

TO THE IVIUSIGAL WORLD

IANO FORTES, BENNETT «lo Co., 361
Broadway, New York, are iiianufacturiiig

and have constantly on hand an extensive, as-
» sortment of Pianos, cmbracin g every variety of
style and size, f'rom 6 to 7 I-4 OCTAVES, froui
, $100 to $1,000 each. We have testimonials from
the first,Pianists in the coiiiitry of the superior
BRILLIANCY, BBEADTII and Sivnnrxnss of tone
thr_oughout.the entire register of our Pianos,
whgle a delicate elasticity of touch has been pre-
emincntly secured, all our inslrunients are l'ully
warranted to give entire satisfaction. Buyers
who understand their own interests will -call
before purchasing elsewhere. 1y

TI-IE EESTAHAIR DYE. .
ALLARD’S New and Improved Edition is
the cheapest and best article now ‘offered
to the public. It will color the Hair any shade
in 20 Minutes. - 13.40

PIANO rorrrns.

J. ch F. HAINES, 116 3d Avenue, New
0 York. Dealers supplied .on liberal
terms. ‘ ' . 1y40

xINsI.I-::v &.DABLING:
WHOLESALE DRUGGIST
62 Vesey Sti, mar Greenwz'c/1. .52., N. Y.
RDERIS,_P€l‘F9n=illy 0l'.'l)y letter equally re-
garded 11] prices, qualitics, disp'atch‘,:&c.‘ ':ly

PIANO I'.ORTES.. .
441 Broadway, New York.
HE LARGES1‘ and best assortment of First
Class Piano Fortes in New York, both with
and without the ]Eoliun 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 & THOMI-’SON’S
ly " 441 Bi'oaciway, New York,

1 . OHEA1’ PIANO FORTE HOUSE.

C F. HILL, 54 Great Jones street, near
a Bowery, New York. Pianos Tuned and

Repaired. 1y-10

‘ Loohlizg Glass (3-' 1’.ictur»: Frame
1VI£Li'\l'lP!’AC'.lf'UI'éER..,

.. York. Gliding in all its bruiichcs. ly

Medicated Inhalation.
' A NEW‘ METHOD .

MOST wonderful discovery has recently

been made by Dr. CURTIS, for the cure
of Asthma. Consumption. Bronchitis, ‘C-ouglis,
Colds, and all Lung Complaints, by illedica-ted
Inhalation. Dr. Ctiiris’ IiYG.i~:.\.\‘.i, ‘or INHAIJNG
Hrosxx VAl'0R and Cm-:iii:Y SYRUI’, ‘have ac-
complished the most woiiderfiil Cl1_l'0S_Ol'xXSl-llllla
and Consumption in thc.City of. New Y,oi'k and
vicinity for a few Iuoiitlis past, ever known to
man It is produciiig an iuiprcssion on l)is(-a-
..-cs of the Lungs never before witnessed .by the
medical profession. (See certificates in liancls
of Agents.) ‘ '- T
The Inhaler is'w0rn on the breast, under the
linen, without the least inconvenience, the heat
of. the body being sufiicient to evaporate the
fluid,-supplying the lungs constantly with a
healing and agreeable vapor. passing into all
the air-cells and passages of the lungs that can-
iiot possibly be reached by any other medicine.
Hero is a case -of , ' ’

‘ ASTHMA GUEED.
. Buooxnvx, N. Y., Dec. ‘.-20th, 1853.

For about eight years I have been severely afllicted
with the Asthma; for the last two years I have sufi'cred
beyond all my powers of description; inoiilhs at a time I
have not been able to sleep in a bed, getting what rest I
could sitting in my chair- My difliculty.of brculliiiig,
and my sufferings, were so great at times, that for hours

together my friends, expected each hour would be iuy
last. During the past six years I have had the aid and

but have received no permanent benefit, and but little
relief. I at length had the good fortune to procure Dr.
Curtis’ Hygeana or 1i-ili_aliii,r_,r llygeaii Yupor and (‘lici-ry
Syrup. At the time I first obtained it, I was siilferiiig
, under one of my most violent attigcks, and was in great
distress, almost suilocating for want of breath. In less
than ten minutes from the time I applied the Inhaler to
my stomach, and took zi tcaspooiiful ofthe Cherry Syrup,
I was relieved in a great measiire‘froni the difiiculty of
breathing, and hall a comfortable iiiglit. I have since
continued it with the greatest possible benefit, and am
now comparatively well. God only knows the amount
of suilcring this medicine has relieved Inc from. My ad-

vice to the suffering lS,—-TRY l'l'.
. MARGARET EASTON,

CONSUMPTION CURED.
, Ni-:w YORK, Dec. 2717:, 1853.
I Came to New York in the ship Tclegrapli ; my native
place is St. Joliu, New Brunswick ; when I reached this
city, ‘my liealilligi \i1'z:)iif\'erytpooi- _p;iil a v’ery badlcoiigli,
raiser a goo ea -Ina er ' W i ' i was’ rcquen y mix-,
ed with blood ; had pain in iiiy lcft sidc,_:ind was verv
wcak and einaciated. My friends and physician pro-
nounced my case_CousuInpfion, and beyond the reach of
Liireiliiiiiulc. IHaccidCn‘tully' iie:i(;~i‘iHqfrl1r.éCiirtis’ Hlyvglzatnna,
I1 I11 mg‘ y"(‘1lll il]lOl‘fl L’ l‘)' ..yl'll]) ill] 0 fill)-
ed a package, iizlllcll I verily believe was tile means of
saving my life. Soon after \\'l‘:ll‘lllg the inhaler, 1 found
it relieved the pressure _on my lungs, and after a ivliile
Size gliflllfie inaldp its plppgfiruiicc éipoii the surflicc uiidcr
e u :1 er. - ook e , icrry .__vrup as directed, and
continued to do so, my cough gradually growiiip: better,
pnttilllit eiitipfilylli-]i't 11118, 11111211 now cotiiséiler iiiyselfciirt-d. -
s i wear e ii in or as ic use 0 i is riifhcr 1- s-
nnt, and believing it Sl.l'Ullgllll.‘lllllg and piirifyiiig lle ktalie
lungs, I feel unwilling at pi-csciit to dispense with it.
JOHN WOOD.
Sold lpy BOYD so PAUL. No. 40 C_oi'tlaudt
street, . Y., and W. E. BISSELL, Noiwvulk.’
Price S3 :1. package containing a bottle of Hy-
gcan. Vapor, one of"Cliei-ry Syrup, and an In-
haler ; or four aclia as for $10. tfxviii
g

ECEIVED this day 1600 fds more of those‘

goods‘ e'vcr"ofi‘er\cd in ‘the town;
est.‘ .~ _ - C. J. G-RUMAN.

_ New. Publications,

History of -the French Protestant Refugees:
from the Revocation-ofthe Edict of Nantes, to
our own days, by M.’ Charles Weiss ; lllargaret,
or Prejudice at Home and its Victims, by the
author of the Wide Wide World ; Lover upon
Trial, by E. M. Stuart ;- Fisherman’ of Naples,
bybAlexandcr'; at» A. Si‘2LLECK’S.

 A I L
_HE_- subscriber keeps ,c0llSuti]_.Ili._ly' on hand a
1 - large supply of-fresh‘ TEAS-, "o'f.all'q-nalities
andprices. . Donlt forget to call at - . -.
‘ ~ - HOLMES Ii: Co’s.

FRENCH "mrinnvoss. _' ‘
RECEIVED this day. a large lot ofhest qual-
' ity of French M0l‘lll0S, direct from auction
will be sold at a great bargain, by
_ _ A _ _C. J . GRUMAN.

Builder’; {Hardwarer .
N extensive -assortnient, constantly ‘on
— hand and for sale low by A " -'
' LYON‘&,KEl.1’.0GG, 83 Water st, Bridgep’ort'5

'—ANVILS AND VI‘-SEES.

Petcr'Wriglit’s Aiivils‘ and 'so'lid£box
® Hill’ - do [Vices .
_ . Tillotson’s do

- . .. eels.»-. :1--«lo,-. .. 
Tillotson’s brass box, ‘Vices,’ ’
..Hyde’s 3-fill Pa_1'ker’s V do
ofallsizes for‘ sale by» . ~ '_ _. l_._
' Water st., Bridgeport.
OINER’S 'TO0'LS.;T . V“ ,
selected assortment elf? iiZ"i§,S,i,,{"'§, 
, Scate,_. and at manufacturers prices, at 83. \Vgj,tej'
='t- Bridgeport-' ‘ Lvox &. Kl-ILLOGGV

OWER LATHE’S and Vertical ‘Drills. of

all sizes, for sale by ’ ' ‘ e
' - - _. LYON S5 KELLOG.f‘._
83 Water st., I3».-' .‘,.,,,._..,_

 

ETER COOPER"S celebrated" 1. ’ ,,, 

PIRITUAL TELEGRAPH, Weekly, $2 PER
YEAR, specimen gratis. and all SPIRITUAI.
BOOKS, for sale by PARTRIDGE & BRITTAN,

13'

P. WHITLOCK, 101 Canal-street, New‘

PURE BAY WATER, at

‘ less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-

Bleached Muslins in,_Re_ui_naiits, the best ,,
andéthe clicap- '

1.‘

MEDICAL ADVIIER AND. NAIF
RIAGB GUIDE. .

Ef.li\'l~lN1‘ll edition,~ 340 pages, cloth, with

nearly seventy five colored engravings‘-
rcpi-eseiitiiig all the diseases of the genital, or-
gans ofthe male and l'einale; the most com-
plete and practical work on the physiological
iiiystcries and revelations of the male and fe-
male sexual systems ever published, with the
latest cxperimeiits and discoveries in reproduc-
tion. It illustrates anatomically and fully with
the plates everything pertaining to the male or
female genital systems ; with a full description
of the;causcs, symptoms, and most certain cure
of all diseases to which they are liable ; from the
secret habits ofyoiitli and excesses of mature ago
as impotency mid innocent or unforseen affec-
tions, syphilis (primary and constitutional) gon-
oi'i'lia3i‘, blennorrhagie, etc. with numerous cer-

fornicd. Every person both married and sin-
gle should read this work. Sold by Stringer
.i:'l‘oivnscnd, 222 Broadway, at the Broadway
Post Office 422-',Broauwav, and by the author
Dr. L£l.l‘l'll0llt,‘42 Reade street. corner of Brad-
way, New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $1, mailed free of postage toany
address, securely sealed. Address all letters
Box 71 Broadway, Post Office, New York.-
Agents wanted in every town. The author
ciircs all the diseases treated on in the work.
athis old oliice. 42 Reade street, corner of
Broadway,‘ from 11 A. M. till 2P. LL, and from
6 till 9 evening (Sunday from 2 till 3 P. M.)-—
N. B.—Not the uriig Store. Iy41

PURE Marseilles Oil—Espccially for ‘Table
use, just received at BissuI.I.’s.

For" sale cheap. __
MODERN Built square box famil wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. t willbe
Enquire at ghe

' t3

A

sold cheap for want of use.
eGAzi-:'r'l‘i: Oxrici-1.

.A__—A— 
Pure Vegetable Hair Oil.
F011 prcscrviiig, beautifying and_ giving
ti g‘l0SSdl20lli].ll‘. tgoqgl f0l‘.tla.(Il:l3 geri-
euien an c l ren. e nowi sgo ‘qua ,
ities and warrent every bottlcf aEKS0N,S
A. A
Silversmith and Jeweller.

Peed, I'eed.°;
THE subscribers. keeps constantly on hand

every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,
and no growling. Give us a call.

nomnss coo.

Rapp’s Gold Pens.

JUST Received a large lot of Adam William
Rapp’s Patent Niche Gold Pens. These
Pens embrace all the properties contained in
the finest quill pen, and for durability they can-
not be surpassed. Every pen is warranted to
wear 20 years, if well used. Call and examine.
' A. JACKSON, No. 5 Maine-st., ,
Successorr to C. E. Disbrow.

Iron and Steel.

‘ 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 wagon tire, cast Ger-
man, English blister, spring and American
steel, &c., for sale by WM. C. STREET.

Panning Mills.

F the farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let them go and buy ofCuiciIss'r_I:Ii

 

TRAW cutters, Hovey’.-. patent spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the market, at
. CHICHESTEIVS.

NEW BOOT, SHOE,
Lcatiier & Finding Store
WHOLESALE Ii: RETAIL. ‘

THE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izciis of Norwalk, and the publicin gen-
eral, that he has taken a store on the west side
of".lic bridge, opposite the Post Ofiice, No. 1
“iil.l1Cl'-St., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at all times a large stock of gent’s,
ladies’ and clilldi'cn’s Boots and Sh es of all
descriptions, manufactured by us expressly for
this in-arkct, by the best of workmen and of the
best matci'iais; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with a call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order. with neatness, and
despatcli. A share of public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited by J. P. HANFORD, Jr.

E Particular attention paid to repairing in
all its branches. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.

Lubin’s Extracts

THE subscriber has now on hand the most
, complete assortment ever before offered ill
Norwalk. Patchouley, Sweet Brier, West End,
New Mown Hay,‘ Citronclla Rose, Jockey Club,
Magnolia, Sweet Pea, Sweet Clover, &c.; also...
alarge stock of English, French and German,
Colognes ; Hair Oils, Shaving Soups and",
Creams, &c., &c.

J _ BissnLI.’s.

- The Wonder ofthe Age.

;, XCELSIOR Family-Starch, a superior ar-
ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch

without gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
salc by the Box or Paper by ALLEEMEEKER
oi: CO;, who can furnish it to dealers at Factory
Prices. . _ -. _. ,

Selling of Cheap .' " V ' '
VIVHE subscriber is selling his Watches,

J ewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per cent.
reduction in prices. If you want goods in my
line cheap call at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
the Red Watch. 0. S. CLARK. .
S 2'! var and Plated Spoons, F arlcs,
Butter and Fruit Knives, cilizer

4- plated Napkin Rings, if-c.‘~ .

HAVE a very fine stock of the above goods
on hand which will be sold much less than.
can be bought by pedlers, and handsomely en-_

gravcd without charge. 0. S. Cunt,
2 Skiddy’s Block l

Spring ‘De Laines, Gee. 1
‘WE would call the attention of all in want»
to our new and well selected stock of
De Laines, Prints and Ginghams, which coin.
prise the handsomcst styles ever oflgred in this
market, and at prices which cannot fail to:
please the most economical. All Wool dc
Laiues of the best make imported, in large YI-
riety and it extremely low prices. '
' C. J.,GRUMAN,...

EAD'& FULMEIUS Croton Metallicll-‘ire.
proof Paint.—This article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to

action of the weather and fire,_and is chea _r
than other paints in consequence of its tail ng

as much as some. Give it a trial.

face, twice
’ ' E. V. A. CHICHESTER, Agent".

Watches, Jewelry, Silver-Wu-o_:

week, a large new stock, making _ on
stock the largest andbest to select from we
have. ever bad. You can bu goods right of
A. J ACKSO ,near the Mill. '

, VERY Desi-iption of Job Work, executed
" Neatly,'Clicaply and Quickly, at the Gp,
zctte Job Olllcc. "

New Spring Goods.
WE are DOW 1'ecei_ving 0ur- endless variety,

_ of new and desirable Spring Dry Goods,
P0001‘ Ilangings, Window Shades, Carpeting,
Mfiitlflg. &c.. direct from the large auction»
sales in N cw York, and will give our cuggdm.
“"5 ma“? Swill bargains in good goods.

- . _ c. J. __GnUnAN.

. , _ S0AP.”'‘'.. . .
SUI E,R,’l‘2G>;R article of Washing Soap at
- tliclow price ofTwo Dollars per Barrel -
 to gave qplerfficthsagisfution o; the
_ ‘euros . ie 1 es ,' . '
Tallow and Soap Greasmgat ]I;IlS(_S£L’ST°l_'

I. J. Gilbert’: -
ELEBRATED BANDS for Machinery for
which we are the only Agentsin this chun-
ty. -A larg A 1 f 1 ‘am,
hand at _lllStLlllSS“]l)l!lc::S(lll; m “N am”. on
YON do KELL0(}Grs
83 Water st., Bridgeport. '

Grindstones.

 TONS Ohio Grit, of all sizes, for ..i.
— .b.v LYON & KELLOGG,
‘ 83 W3“? 39-» Bridgeport.

WE have on hand for the Spring
trade an unusually fine assortment of
Carriages as follows, viz : , . _ 5 ’

. 10 Top Buggies of different ‘patterns.
10 No top “ ' “ “
l2 Rockaways

, I0 Light 'i‘i'otting Buggies. ,. 3

k 't1‘he above are made expressly for this mar-
9 9 and of the finest style and best workman-

“ If

prices by the barrel, for sale 1).
' LYON & KELL' "--2,

at lower r°ce th th b
eisewhere.p 1 8 an ey (l£)‘?S.eC1I4ll{lllRs.ed

 

h. . 83 Water st., Brio ;.s -4». .~:

ship. Lvox & K ,
Bridgeport, May lat, Emoaa’ 83 water 3"

tilicatcs of the most unparalleled cures everp_er- '

. ' Port. Monies

now in use; it produces a Beautiful Polish .

any other Paint in use. It is proofaguinst the ; ‘~-

E have added to our stock the‘ present .

SILVER ‘and Plated, a new
. ‘ It . '

-_ mow roan DDANGH

6l.0TlllN6 ‘STORE :

_ IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
 "Great Sale of Ready Made Clothing .'

LOHAN at TURK would announce to the
‘ people of Fairfield County; that they have
recently made a very large addition to thcir
former stock of Well Made‘ and, Fashionable

(0! men and boys, which will be sold on the
‘ Cheap, One Price, Cash System .’

and all who are in want of a good‘ garment for
s Iittlemouey, will find it for their advantage to
csilct the‘J\/‘cw York Branch Clothing Store,
where will be found in part the following arti-
cles with prices afiixed : , 
500 F ‘hand Sacks, of Broadcloth,
Doeskius,’ Twecds cud Fancy
Cussiliferes,-from —
1000 pairs Pants, or all shades and

-‘ colors, for Laborers, Mechanics

. and Business Men,l‘roni 1 to 05
200 Volts, of new patterns and de-
signs, all varying in quality and

price from . I
' - . —AI.so-- .

Bosoms, collars, gloves, su nders, shirts,
stocks, scurfs, haudkcrchiefs, oulder Braces
—ln_Ihert_, every description of Gentlemen’:
 Goods, besides many other articles
"too'IIiIIIe_rous to mention.

N.’ -3.9-Every article will be marked with the
Loam"! Pn'cc‘on it, with no deviation, and we
defy all competition‘ in regard to Prices and
Quality, as many articles will be sold than the
cloth can be procured to make them up.

,Call and see under the Conn. Hotel.

75c. to $4

n....... Making.

Illisuhscriber gratefully acknowledges the
" liberal patronage bestowed on him the past
five years by the citizens of this and the.adjoin-
tug towns, and would inform them that he has
constantly an hand a large enactment of

Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Vali-
' sex, Whips, Carpet
‘- Bags, 

which he will sell much less than can be pur-
chased cisewhere. The best of uiiitcrials cre
‘III! I used and perfect satisfaction guarantied

\.

’ , ..on e I work executed at this establishment, or

the'iIioI'fey returned. _
fiI‘We have now on hand and are making
up to :onlc‘r, seyerul setts offve light and tasty
double and single H.‘/IRJVES , which will be
found superior in neatness, and beauty of finish
aud'~wo'rkuianship, to anything ever exhibited
in this market before.‘& ' '

. .speeo°az~om'n¢.'on paid to Repairing, which

will always be done at the shortest
notice, and in the neatect

éfilust call an 6'.

and see yourselves.
. 1853, Aug. 9.

F. BRADLEY,
Under Conn. Hotel.
New canaan Nursery.
STEPHEN HOYT at C0. .
HAVE on hand and offer for sale at their
Nurseries, situated one and a llfllf miles
east of the village of New Canaan, and three
and u_ half from Norwalk :
Apple, Pear, (standard and
Plum, Cherry," Apricots (on plum and
stocks,) and Quince Trees.

dwarf's,)- Peach,
peach

tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberries ; Currants, black English,
red and white Dutch,superior varieties ; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.

OBNAiIn.~."'rAI. Tm-:iis.—Horse Chestnut, moun-
tainnsh, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
“and arbor vitaes. For vigor and healthfulness
ofgrowtli, the above‘ trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country. _
Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock ofapple trees,
that theybe such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers.
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurserses now occupy more than 15 acres of
land, embracing more than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. 13’ 45

VC(l'I'LERY.—A splendid assortment ofAn'ier-

pocket. Please call and examine. ..
y A ‘ . _ E.-V. A. CHICHESTER.

- , " fancy Goods,

I BE place to get them is at Bissi:I.I.’s,
 where you will find‘ Ladies’ and Gent-‘s
from 6d. to $5 00; Hai_r, Hat,
Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes ;_ Dressing Ivo-
r and Beck Combs‘; Razors. Knives, Scissors,
andlirrors, Fancy Boxes. Walletts, Pocket
Books, with every variety of Fancy Goods, at
prices lower than can be found in Norwalk.

_ Cheap for Cash. .
 subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
T cash French and American Window Glass,
all"-'s_iz'es;' rich. fancy China and Bohemian
Ware“-,'iIne'(i‘.ei-man Accordeons and Violins.
Clll ildexllnine. T. B. GRIFFETH.

Shaving,‘ and Hair-dressing.
esubscriberiis still to be found at his old
md, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
his customers," in all the dcpprtments of shav-
ing, hairdressing, head ciensiug, &c., &c. His
many years experience in these branches, |he
deeni_s_a_suficiei‘it guarantee of his ability to
please all horuiay favor him with their pat
ronsge. Particular attention paid to the c_ut-
gin. gnjdijessing of childi-ens’ hair. Sick per-
sons waited on at theirresidences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for sa «at

.\-

’ his‘ News Depot, and is Agent for Adams & Co’s.

Express; all packages left to hiscarc, will be
"°"’"’ f°"'°'M' GEO. w. JENNINGS.

22 May 25, 1853.

Zinc Paints.

 subscriber ofl'ers a full assortment of the
T celebratedzinc .Paiut_s. comprising snow
white, white, pearl and brown, ground in oil,
manufactured bythe “New Jersey Z_inc Com-
¢r!"?»”, 9“. ‘°' "“‘°. "* "‘°‘iv‘.‘l‘."3’.‘ iiifiee.

 «W1-upping Paper. »
j , ,|(E'AMS Straw, Manilla and Hard-
 ware Wrapping Paper, tilap and Let-
 "“' ”r.;:s:ia...

 , New Goods.
 Cutlery 1, 2, 3 and '4 blades new
' patterns, a large assortment; Fishing
.'l_'aokl_e, of the most approved quality; Pru-
niug Knives, grass hooks, pruning shears, sick-
lcs,_ ggrdeu, trowels, patent gate hinges and
ketehes, &c., just received and for sale by
,, H - WM. 0. STREET.

‘. I ,:.‘:':.I .-: ~ 
IN quantities to suit purchasers at lowest
__ , rates, at — CHICHESTERS.

 .1\'I'apkin Rings, \
lot, and cheap,
JACKSON’S.

GARDEN ‘Rakes, Spndiug forks, Hoes long
' ' and short handled manure forks, shovels
of sllkinds. Farmers and Gardners would’ do
well tocall at E. VA. Cuicuicsrsu

IOVTB'II'O_RWALE STOVE DEPOT.
._ IO." it -Known

Otlle ‘Inhabitants of Norwalk and vicinity '
f -4 that the subscriber" is still driving business
at his’ stand, corner. of Main and-West streets,
.. South Norwalk, where may be found constantly
on hand a general assortment of Cooking, Par-
lor, Shop and Office Stoves, which i_n outside
dun-presents very pleasing appearance; but
the niostriiuportsnt of all is their internal ar-
nngenient,--which’ combine economy in ‘icon-
Ilnptiou of Fuel, great extent of radiating sur-
face, perfecti,on_in,baking_and ildness ofheat ;
n_‘I_e,e,ks,_trial“ii’bétter than ‘a t ousand refer-

In,qdditio"i'i~ to" the above may be had in any

5 qus'u‘titi'¢‘s,'Tiu,~ slieet iron copper, britauia.:ja-

‘ u'I,"wo'ode_i‘i"o.ud‘wiliow wares, American and
nglfih cutlery, .aew.i.nz birds. portablecaltlrons
 or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel, sad iron

ieate'_n,,furnaces, stove and boot blacking,coal
:lods,,_f.orce and suction pumps, well pumps

A weather proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass,

(Bridgeport Carriage _-Reposito1-y,{

zisceopperand iron, iron wire and rods, brass
‘and enameled kettles, etc, etc. Mettlc Roofing,
Plumbing:-and House Jobbing, done with dis-
patch and warr_anted,- Heaters and Ranges set
to order. Remembering with gratitude the ,-.,"=

 oioinmoi 

$2 to $12 -

Also, email fruits, viz: Raspberries, the Fal-.

icsn and ‘English Cutlery, both table and:

Maine Law story by _ __ _
7von'of’the Public, I still remain their "Inc I. ‘ "'M'’:'' ‘’t R°"'°1‘Y B15001’ l‘~'P.- H‘"-‘v‘L“l“’5=-

 

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A N. Y. &. N. H. Ra.i1road._
1854. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1854.
Commencing ./Hay 15, 1854.
Trains to New York.
From. New Haven-.
CCOMi\1ODATION—-At 5.30, 6.45,‘
y _ 10.15 A. M. and 4.30 1-. M.
Exi-nizss-—At 9.35 A. M. and 1.10_ 1.50, 9.25
P. X.
From Norwalk and Port Chester.
SPECIAL Accou. trains from N orwalk—At
6.00 A. M. ; from Port Chester, at 5.30 A. M. and
3.50 P. M.
Trains trons New York.
‘ For .N‘ew Have-n.
ACCo.uiIoi>A'rio.\'—-At 7 and 11.30 A. .\i.,; and
at 4.10 and 5.15 1'. M. The 4.10 1‘. .\i. train is
Express to Greenwich.
-Exrnilss--‘At 8 A. .\I., ; 3.00 and 4 r. M.—Tllc

and

’ 8 A. M. train stops at Stamford and Bridgeport;

the 3.00 P. .\I., at Stamford, Norwalk and Bridge-
port ;-the 4 r. M. train ‘at Stamford.
For Part (.'he.s-ter and J\"orwal/.°.

SPECIAL ACCOM. TnAI.\'S--At 8.45 A. M. and
6.30 r. M. for Norwalk, and 1.30 r. M. and 4.20
P. M. for Port Chester. '
For BOSTOJV, flia Ifartfm-ll, Springfield

and Worcester. '

Exrnizss at 8 A. M. and 4 P. .\i. Dine and Sup
at Springfield. —
For Cormerlicnt Riser, Vermont Railroads,

and Jllontreal.

Exriu-:ss—At 8 A. .\f.‘ Dine at Springfield.

For ./lccommodation Train of the J\"e'w Ha-
ven, Hartford, and Srringfield R.‘ R.—At
11.30 A. M. and 3.00 1-. M.

For Canal eR. R.—At 8 and 11.30 A. M.

For New Haven and .7V‘cw London R. R.

Exrni-:ss——.At 8 A. .u. to New London, Nor-
wich, Stonington and Providence, and 3.00 1'. .\f.
to New London only. ‘ ~

For Housatonic Railroad.
. Ea:press—-At 8 A. M.
. For Jifaugatuch Railroad.
Ea:press—At 8 A. .\l. and 3 r. M.
For Danburyaml Norwalk Railroad.

.dccom.—At 7 and 8.45 A. M. and Express at

4.10 r’. M. . A
Trains to New York from Norwalk.

Accon.-—-At 6, 6.46, 8.05, and 11.40 A. n., and
5.50 P. it. , - -

Exrni-:s's.—At 10 42 A.M., at 2.15 and 10.30 mi.

Train: to New Haven from J\"oru.-alk.

ACc0.\I.—At 9.24 A.‘.ll., at 1.54’, 3.40, 6.24, and
7.39 P. .u. ExrIii:ss—At 5. P. M.

See large bill of advertisement at the Station
Houses and principal Hotels.

GEO. W. WHISTLER, J 11., Sup’t.

. - ’ .-:‘;:'~
Danbury St Norwalk
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

COMMENCING MAY 15, 1854.

Trains will run daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows: '

DANEORY TO SOUTH NORWALR

lst Passenger at 6.50 A. M.—Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.00 A. M. and connecting
with the 6.45 A. n. Accommodation Train from
New Haven, stopping at all stations.

2d Passenger at 3.45 P. M.'——Counectin'g at
South Norwalk with the 4.30 I’. M. Accommo-
datioii Train f‘rom New Haven, stopping at all
stations. Passengers going East l'rCm South

 

' Norwalk, will take the New York 3.00 P. M.

Express Train to Bridgeport, and New Haven.

3¢_l Passengers and Freight at 5.30 P. M.-—-
Arriving at South Norwalk in time for Passen-
gers going East to take the 5.15 1‘. .\I. acc. train
from New York; and for those going West, the
0.25 P. )1. Express Train from New Haven, pass-
ing the 6.25 I‘. M’. Passenger Train from South
Norwalk at Wilton at 6.48 P. ii.

SOUTH NORWALK TO DANEURY.

lst Passenger at 9.25 A.i\I.—Recciviiig pas-
seugers from the New York 7.00 A. M. and the
New Haven,- 6.45 A. M. Accom. Trains, and ar-
riving at Daiibury at 10.35 -A. M., stopping at
all stations.

2d Pa.-uierzger and Freight at 11.05 A. M.-
Receiving Passengers from the 8.45-A. M. Train
from New York. and the 9.35 A. M. Express
Train from New Haven, receiving and landing
Passengers and Freight at all the way stations,
and arriving at Danbury at 12.50 P. M. This
Train will wait twenty minutes, should either
Train be delayed aslong. -
_ 3d Passenger at 6.25 P. M.-—Receiving Pas-
sengers from the 4.30 r. M. ace. Train from New
_Haveu, and the 4.10 r. M. ace. and express train
from New York, and arriving at Danbury at
7.35 P. .\l., stopping at all stations,

Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 6.50
A. M., and the 3.45 P.M., trains, and return on
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station of the 9.25
A. M. aifd 6.25 P. M. trains.

HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.

Danbnry, May, 1854.

 

ONINGTON LINE, for Boston. Povie,
New Bedford, and Tauntoii.——Inland Route,

‘without change of _cars or detention, carrying

the Eastern Mail.

The steamers C. VANDERILT, Capt. Joel
Stone, and COMMODORE, Captain John G.
Bowns, in connection with the Stonington and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, leaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
cepted,) from Pier No. 2 N. R., first whnrfabove
Battery-place, _at.5 o’clock P. M.. and Stoning-
ton at 8 o’clock P. M., or on the arrival of the
Mail train, which leaves Boston at 5 1 2 P. M.

These steamers are unsurpassed.for strength,
safety, speed, comfort and elegance. The offi-
cers are experienced and attentive.

The natural advantages of this route are su-
perior to any o..her. Being shorter and more
direct, the trip is more pleasantly and expedi-
tiously performed. while passengers can always
rely on reaching their destination in advance
of those by either of the other routes. '

The COMMODORE, from New-York—Monday,
Wednesday and Friday. From Stonington-
Tuesda , Thursday and Saturday.

The . VAxnimaii:r, from New York—-'l‘ues-
day, Thursday and Saturday. From Stoiiing-
tou—Mondad, Wednesday‘ and Friday.

N. B.—Passengers on arriving at Stonington.
proceed immediately per steamboat train to

rovidencc, Boston, Taunton and New Bedford,
or by accommodation trains from Stonington
at 6 I-2 A. M.

A.Baggage-Master accompanies the steamer
and train through each way.

For passage,‘berths, state-rooms, or freight,
application may be made at Pier No. 2, N. R.,
or at the oflicc, No. 10 Battery-place.

New York do Liverpool 1!. S.
-MAIL STEAMERS.

HE Ships composing this line are the fol-

lowing : -
A'ri.A.\"riC. Capt. West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
ARCTIC, Capt. Luce. BALTIC, Capt Comstock.

AniiiAriC, Capt. Grafton.

These ships have been built by contract, ex-
pressiy for Government service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their Engines, to insure strength and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers are unc-
qualed for elegance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; in second do‘., 370; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $300; from
Liverpool to New York,- £30 aiid£20. An ex-
perienced surgeon attached to each ship. No
berth secured until paid for. '

PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.

FROM NEW roux. rnou i.ivi~:iiro0i..
Saturday..Aug. 20 Wednesday .'iAug. 24
Saturday.. Sept. Wednesday. . Sept. 7
Saturday.. Sept. 17 Wedncsday.. Sept. 21
Saturday..Oct. 1 Wednesday--Oct. 5
Satiirday.. Oct. 15 Wcdnesday.. Oct. 1!)
Saturday..Oct. 29 Wediicsd-.iy..Nov. 2
Saturday..Nov. 12 Wednesday..Nov.
Saturday..Nov 26 We(lnesday..Nov. 30
Saturday..Dcc. 10 iVcdncsday-.Dcc.
Saturday..D_ec. 24 Wednesday. .Dcc. 28
For freight or passage apply to EDW’D
K. COLLINS dc Co., No. 56 Wall-st.. N. Y.;
Bliowx, Siiirnv ii’. Co., Liverpool; E. G. Rou-
Enrs & Co., No. 13 King’s ’A1‘lllSYfll'fl,L0ll(l0ll -
Joiix Muxnoi-1 & Co., Rue Norte Danie des -Vic:
tories, Paris, or Gso. H. Dnxrxn, llavre.

The owners of these ships will not be account-
aable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jewelry,
precious stones or metals, unless bills of lading
are signed therefor, and the value thci'cofthere-
in expressed. ‘ . 3y

ECEIVED this day, a line aR.\‘Ol'l.m(:‘lll. of
Satin Cashmi-res for Ladies’ Cloaks; also,

 
 

‘Cloths, Merinoes, &c., by C. J . GKUMAN.

A}io"tl£e_i?'-lei;-33.1%" '8i‘"iz3_éi:s.

THE Morning Stars of the New Won-l'd by II.

F. Parker, Uncle Sam’s Farm Fence, a
A. 1-1. Milne. The Cuta-

 

 

irest.Streams by S. H. Hainmond, and

 

obedient servant. F. H. NASH. " ‘“ .. . .

. . _ . , : ~v ,- iiore wliichwe have notroom to mciition.
s.‘_“.!'_N9_’w‘“" Oct‘ 26' tr" ' * it to saygail the New Books received as

'—'*: :. Published at KNAI’P’S.

- Stone For Sale. i
TEE subscriber has for sale a large quantitg 
of excellent building stone. D. FINCH. 5 .

1.3.4 5'. 2

Oct. llltll,

 

_-‘pf l-RY by the cflSli_0l' lb. at
V LYON & KELLOGG’S,~
88 Water st., Bridgeport.

51.;

Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. Westcrvclt, Hoodless, 1600
Wm: Rathbone, Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle, _ 1300
' Princeton, Russell, 1400
Irene, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1000
SilasGrccuman, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Knapp, 1606
Wm. H. Ilarbeck, Marshall, 1600
Guy Mannering, Freeman, 1600
Washington, Page, 2000
' Enterprise, Funk, 1000
Aberdeen, Knaplls 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith, 1000
Niagara, Smith, 1000
Dewitt Clinton, Funk, 1300
Marmiou, Hadley, 4 1000
Sandusky, Borland, .. 1200
Owcgo, Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Barstow, 1400
New Ship, Edwards", 1750

VWTA

F or 1\Tew York.
Tllr: sloops Mary A. Sellcck and Domestic,
have commenced their weekly trips to and
l'roiu New York. The sloop Mary A. Selleck,
Capt. G. Grumman, will leave Norwalk every
Tuesday; returning will leave Pike Slip, New
York, every Saturday. The Domestic, Capt. I.
Deuuiioii, will leave Norwalk every Saturday;
rcturniiig will leave Pike Slip, N. Y., ‘
'i‘hursday' All freight forwarded to this line,
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch.
Produce sold at the highest market price, and
returns inndc accordingly. Ffclgllt to sent
on the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, will 
landed at the freight depot, also freight rec'd
f'rom the depot free of extra charge‘
SELLECK & DEM MON.

Norwalk, April 4th, 1851.

\VlLLIAMS dc GUlON'S
Eniigration and Foreign Ex-
change Office.

No. 40 Fulton Street. New York, and
Waterloo Road, Liverpool.

The 0111 Black Star Line of Packets,
Sailing pitnctiially from Liverpool on the lat’-
Gtli, 11th., 16th, 21st and 26th of each month,‘
and comprise the following splemlid ships.

 

These Ships are the most magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded byable
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skill und kind treatment to emigrants; and
their accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Steerage passengers, are vastly superior to
those of any other Line. \ p

The Ship~'s allowance of provisions comprises
"flour, oat-meal, bread potatoes, pens or beans,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
seiigers 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-
ish parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. su at, and
half lb. molasses, to each adult, week y, with
three quarts water daily. In all cases where
any of the persons paid for decline coming out,
the full passage money is returned without any
deduction. '
Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friends inthe Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and cxpénse,. can
have it done in a satisfactory, and correct man-
ner, by enclosing by Post, to the subscribers,
the sum they wish to send, with the iiameand
address of the party who is to receive it, when
a draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the first steamer with'as
much punctuality as if the person sending it was
present, and a receipt returned for the money
by next mail.

ATTENTION.
If"you Want

any article appertaining to the‘
Saddlery and IIarness busi
ness made in the best
manner sold at "a
fair profit, and
Warranted,
go to

WM. B. SWAN’S,

Who has now on hand, the
largest and best assortment ever
offered in this County, and
which are to be sold at prices de-
fying competition. Calland see

for yourselves.
Norwalk, Jan. 1.31.1853,

‘Union Hall”

-CLOTHING s-roan:

THE Proprietor of this far famed establish-
ment, would iuform the inhgbitants of Norwalk
and adjoining towns, that he has on hand a good
assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he is selling at great bargains - those [we
anything in his line will find ifio theifif ,a
tage to give him a call ; as his experience‘ in
the business and facilities for carrying-it an, en-
ables him to furnish the same articles for a less
price than those of less experience possibly can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion, consequently is -better made _-than is gener-
ally found at other stores. I also have a larger
stock on hand than any other store in Norwalk,
so that the purchaser has a better assortment to
select from. I am also receiving daily additions
to my already large and well selected stock‘-—‘
Some very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.

In addition to the above I have a good as-
sortment of Gentlemeus Furnishing Goods, con’-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, and all other goods
usually found in clothing stores".

__ N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the best manner, and at short notice; All goods
bought of me will, if desired, be cut free of ex-
pense to the Purchaser. THOMAS RILEY.

Norwalk, 30th, August 1853

. GOLD! GOLDl.l GOLD
Large Sales---Small Pro fits.

_ JEWELRY CHEAP! _
REAL genuine Gold Pencils for 6s., Gold
Lepine Watches (real Goid,) for 520, Gold
Spectacles for $4, Finger Rings by thehsndful,
Pins and Ear Rings in any quantity, Good De-
tached Lever Watches for $12—-warranted good.
We do not mean to pay cash at some future time ;
we pay Cash DOWN, and save 10 or 15 per cent.
Our rent and other expenses are a more trifle.
Our reasons are given, to show that we can sell
goods win, without much profit. Gentlemen
and Ladies, if you want goods CHEAP, go over
to J ACxso.\"s Norwalk.
Silver and Plated lVare-
They say JACKSON has a very large stock of
Srooxs, of all kinds, Knives and Forks, Cake

Baskets, Castors, size. The ladies say, “How
Cheap!” Go to JACxsoN’s—-tliat’s the place

110W
Gold and Silver lVatc/res;

By the dozen, to select from—vcry Cheap. Now
is your time to buy at JACKSON-‘S, Norwalk,

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ONEY Soup, 0. new article; also, other
kinds of soaps and toilett articles, at
J AC_.l{SON’S,

Axes.

OLLINS, Tenicks, Hciids add other makes,

with and without handles, si.uoN’s boys

axes and hatchets, allol‘ which are warranted,
and for sale by E. VA. Cuicunsrim.

0OPER’S Isin lass White and Red Goli-
tin F ' Cg St lT ‘cc’ Vrmi
e arina orn arci api a e -.
cclla, Miiccaroni’, Sago, rem’-1 Barley,’ Arrow
Root, &c. Extracts for flavoring Jellies, Ice
Cream, &c., Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, -Orange

Flower Wate_r, Cinnamon, &c., at

Blssi:i.i.’s Cheap Drug Store.

 

P w‘{£ei§€v G-lass. ~'
BOXES American, French, and En-

 glish window glass, assorted,‘ from
6x8 to 26x32, for sale at nianufacturers prices

1,, wii. c. srassr.

, DeLaines.
A SPLENDID assortment just received by
‘ C. J. GRUIAN.

UST Received several cases or Muslin
bleached and unblmiciicd. of all grades;
which we will sell at prices which defy colnpc
titioii. C. ._l_. GRUIAN. a:
choice and Selected‘ Tents.‘
 C[IESTS.of Green and Black Teas.
_ _ Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
iuprice and quality, they def y superiority.
G. HOLMES ll: C0.

India Rubber

Selleok’s Line of Packfts T O IVI D S T O N I} S A N D
The Norwalk Marble ‘Star-d_.

Wei‘? skilful workmanship.

‘ which he will sell at the lowest living [)l'l(:('s.-—

, +Was never‘ so well supplied before.

MONUMENT S-

A T

Near the Bridge, .N‘orwaI/£7 C971"-

EPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave Stones
of every variety ofpattcrns, and of the iiiost
The best assortiucut of
American and Foreign Ma1'blc,‘l<0Pi'- C01l5t€U_1“)’
on hand. . '
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or any
kind of Marble Works, are invited to call and
give a personal inspection of his inalicrial ai..d
workmanship, as this will be more satisliictoiy
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of' testing the quality of the article ami-
tracted for.
3 The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by experienced workmen. and caii
warrant it to give ciitirc satisfaction.
SMITH 85 MOP»-GA-N.

a

The Oldest oot do Shoe
‘ STORE IN NORWAIIK. -

THE subscriber would iuforin the pub-

lic that he has made very large additions to his
stock of seasonable Men's and Boy’s Siiiunicr
and Winter Boots and Shoes, also cvci-y style
oSLadies’ Shoes, Rubbers, &c., in their season,

His _work he warrants to wear as long or loiigi:i'
than that obtained at any other store, and his
long and successful business experience in this
Community, is the best guarantee he can give
of honorable and upright dealing.

_ Repairing of every description, neatly done.
_at short notice. ' ‘
Findings, of the best quality and in any
quantity, always on hand and for sale, at rea-
sonable rates to the craft. Storc,as licrctofoi-c,
adjoining J. A. Wced’s, west side the Bridge.

- HENRY. HANDES.

Aug. 2d, 1853.

To the Invallels of Nora-all: .'
L;-ml mu _l/01¢)’ c_1/es_/hrjiurl one .Momen!.
P‘i3LVBRIVIAGHBn’S
i-Iydro-Electric Voitaic
usifiiilé 5.5

ill‘) ]_)l'(}:‘="lllt‘(l to the pcoplc of this town
and ‘\':Clll1ll)',‘.1Snall article (1,591-Vin‘ of-
iiiorc :itLc-nlioii l'Ulll -.1 who air A . - ;
any I\'l'IllVUUS i)iSln‘ASli, tliuli zltlhrefiligiglgg
lit-i'oi'c pi'csc-iilcil lo the public. The patient is
not required to be coiiretaiitly pouring down his
tlii-oat :1 U')ll5él:llliJ slrcaiii 0i'Botfl¢-d swig __nej_
thcr to rub liiiiisclf with fat and pepp¢;~_b ‘
all that is l‘¢.'qllll‘U(.l to produce a pg,-,,,',m up
cure is siiiiply To \V'l~‘..\ll. Till-I CHAIN ohm :1?‘
i’.\l:'l‘ msi-:.isi-:1» for a few hours one], day “M”
the p-.ii't has OlJllllll0(l its natural alnollnt 1
A 'crunus- ]«‘luz'zl, from the Chain. They are 0‘
coiisti-iictcil as to be worn next to the skin S I
diiciiig.a constant current of Electra-Jlla’ 
 l)t. usul at all times, and Wu h“
The Diseases in which the »
ll1()2~.l.ll‘l:ll‘i\'L‘Lil‘CSllll.H, are oy produce ma‘
lllieiiiimti.-iii, Uterine pain
i’-.iiiil'ulSwcllcdJoiiils, Flatulencc D g
i’zii'uly.<i.~'_. .‘~I(:i-alic. Conti'acted Jgin‘?
lmlpimiioiiol‘llieIlcart Pains of the Chen;
Ni.-iiralgia of the Face, Gout,GeneralDeibili:y

BE IT KNOWN I
'l.‘h:.l l‘L'[.\‘Eli'.-‘»IACHER’S ciilivs
I\;‘.il‘l|lr-(| by the United States G5” A ar
aml are now in daily use in ever Ho:r?‘m"'-
New Yoi-li. and are recommended bflgllgi-of:
Mutt. You i’ui' -' ,1’ gt ' i .
and are also’ ii.s(i.-Id l;y?iii’ol-ilflbl“Otcli]:n’ onhm ‘my
P3113? BIEDICAL ME '
The mice of the Chains ar1:Sc"ir‘n1l'u§°:{l”
can be .-"cut by mail to any part ell! the5 tun
together with a pamphlet of 36 page; co ‘fig-
1ll.‘—€ it di‘-"Cl‘l])l.l0ll of their manmq. ,2 n ’
'\'-.'lLl.f.-‘I.\l ii. BISSELL Solc A0 use’ ’
walk, will be pleased to exhibit :;,g.ent f°’N°"
use In all who may applv. U en mode 0
. N. B. :\llll0ll_£:‘ll Utl '" , ' .
clicci-:cd by simply ;,l,‘i)rII;_‘i‘l3]gi)':xIli(i: 2;?‘ roef‘fltl::i
«ii

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_ FOR IS-'54! .
Another Immense Arrival

OF NEW

 » Spring Goods,
At the Old DRIDG-E STORE.

E are happy to inform our customers,
_ that we have just received, and are now
receiving, the
Largest and Best Selected Staci: .’
-- 01-‘

spring Dry Goods,

fifl‘ Ever Before Ofered in ./V‘orwaIl.~ .' “Ex
And having bought them during the tightness
of the money market, FOR CASH, we u.nlicsz‘-
tatingly assert that we can afford them at pri-
ces that cannot be equalled in cheapness by
ANY ESTABLISHMENT in I-‘.iIRFIF.‘I.D COUNTY!
Our stock, which was greatly reduced, on
account of the extra amount of our Fall trade
—(thereby showing that our efforts to sell
oods cheaper than our neighbors, are appre-
cisted)—is now- FULLY REPLENISI-IED, 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

Rich Dress Gaccls,

which comprises all of the new styles to be
found in the New York market, of

. RICE EANGY 811.158-

We have received over fifty different patterns,
consisting of

Plain, Changeable, Plaid do Brocaqfe,

nndfor newness of style, and richness of pat-
terns, we take pride in saying that they cannot
be excelled. The prices are sure to be satis-
factory.’

We are also in receipt of all the Fallstylcs of

Worsted Dress Goods,

and take pride in showing our assortment of
PLAID Di: LAINES and CASll.\1ERES, PLAIN ALI.-
Wooi. CAsu.\Il-mi: and Di: L.\I.\‘E TIIIBET CLOTIIS,
 &c., which have only to be shown, to be
so . *

We cordially invite all to call and examine
our stock and prices.

our -Cloth Department

"is now well supplied with all of the new styles
of Cloths and Cassimers in market.

Black T~will’(l French Clot/1.9,
from $3 to $7 per yard. Brown, Drab, Blue, Ad-
elaide'and all other colors, at almost any price.
Black and Fancy C'(I.ss'l-mcrs,

Silk, Satin and. Worsted VESTINGS—and_ in
fact everything necessary for a Gentlciii-.’iii‘s
Wardrobe—we can furnish at the lowest p/‘2'c:.s
and after -the most approved stylc.

Our Carriage T2-inuning Furnish-
ing Department,

_ Don't for-
get to call at the far-famed Old Bridge Starr-
Jan. 2, 1854, C. J. GRULI..‘\N,Pl'0]_)l‘lClZOl‘.‘

TEE RENOWNED REMEDY :
Holloway’s Ointment.
This extraordinai:y.U_nguent is composed of the
' lsams, and when used in ac-
cordance with'the directions which accompa-
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mean 1. Cases of the most desperate Skin
disease readily yield to its efficacy. it is
famous when used in cases of Gout, Rlieiiiua-
tism, Contracted or Stiff Joints. In Astlima it
will do wonders if well rubbed into the CllCSl’.

A MOST ASTONISHIN G CURE OF SCROFULOIIS ULCERS,
A CASE Cl-IBTII-IIED BY THE MAYOR OF BOSTON , ENC .
901'! ‘f 41 I-dlerfram J. Noble, £11., Mayor oflfoslon, Lin-
colnshire, England.

To Puorinwon Hou.owAv,
Dear Sl|',.—-MP8. SARAH Dixox uf‘I.iquoi-pond Street, Ros.
(on, has this day deposed before me that for ii considera-
ble period she was severely afflicted with Scrofulouli Sui-cs
and Ulcers in her arms, feet, legs, and other parts oflier
body: and although the first of medical advice was ob-
tained, at the cost ofn large sum ofiiionev, she obtninoij
no abatement of suffering, but gnidiially grew \\'n|',<e_
Being recommended bv a friend to try vonr Ointment
-he procured a small pot, and 5 box ofthe Fills. and i,,.’.
lore that 17888“ Used, symptoms of ninendiiieiit ilI\l|L‘111‘Q_AgI_
By pcrsevering with the medicines for a. short time lonu-or
nccording to the directions, and strictly iidlieriiig to vtullll‘
rules as to diet, &c , she was perfectly cured, and "now
enjoys the best of health.

I remain. Dear Sir, yours truly, .
Dated, Aug. 12, 1853. (Signed) . J. NOBLE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OF l<lRY.~'fl‘I-T.
I.AS1.\' THE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL AID Ii.\D l‘All.1‘.l‘-

Copyqfa Letter from Jlra. Elizabeth Yeafes. if the 1'o.<~t
Ofllce, Aldu.-id: Road, ucar Bognar, Sitsser.

To Pnorrsson lIou.ow.iv,

Si:! —I suffered for it considerable period from 3 gc‘-ere
attack offirysipelus, which at length settled in inv low.
and resisted all medical treatiiiciit. My Sllll‘t‘l'lll'.:‘.~‘~ weir.
very great, and I quite (lespaircd of any peri:i:im-ut
amendment, when I was _advised to have recuur.-c to your
Ointment and Pills. Idid so without delay, 3.llfl;l1nh;[]j.
py to say the result was ciiiiiiently successful, for lil(‘,\'
eficcted a radical cure of my leg and restored mo to the
eiuoynieut of h altli. I.Sll:lll ever speak wi iii the llilll(I.~‘i
confidence of your medicines, and have 1‘0c0ll‘ll11L‘lIi‘,n.‘,
them to others in this neighborhood siinil-.ii-ly an]i'c1¢,1
who derived equal benefit. ’

I am, Sir, your obliged and l':\itliful Servqiil’.
Dated, Jan. 12, 1853. (Signed) El'.lZ.-\1‘.l-‘.'l'l~1 Y1-I.»‘.’l'FS.
The Pills should be used coujointly with the Ointment in
most of the following cases :_

Bud Legs Chopped hands l’ilcs

Bad Breasts Corns (Soft) Rlii.-uinzitism

Burns Cancers Fculrls .

Bunions Contracted and Sore .\'ipplc_-s

Rite of .\iosche- Still‘ Joints Sore-throiifs
toes and Sand- Elepliaiitiasis Si;in.di,~e;1;¢,-,
Flies Fistulas Scurvy

Coco-bay Gout Soi'c-licmls

Chiego-foot x Glandular Swelling Tu niou rs

Chiiblnins Luiiibago 1~1L.Q,.s

Woiiiids Ya“-,0

Q Sold at the Establisliuicnt of Professor II(illO\'.':l}'. 2-14.
._irand, (near Temple Bar,) London, and also or iii.-
Housc in New Xork. Orders for Mviiieiiies in iii-:.~'isfo=.
:‘,‘;‘e'lf,‘f°“ “g-llilU1l,l.0b\\' A \]'l, New York. ’-‘ will rccei 1".‘ 0....-
. ion. .0 a so y :1 l‘t‘i=p0f:i:lblL~ i_ll'll_L’_-_;‘l.<i.\' and
Dealers in Medicine tlirouglinut the United .~‘i:ii.-:4, in
Pot-1, at 37 1-2 cents, 87 cents. iuid $1.50 oi-ills on -1 .
‘Vs E.’ l3l>‘SEl.L. .\_r_:onl for .\'nr...iil.'
“ Totbe had \Viioie.siiic ol'tlu- priiicip.-ii Ih‘u,~; 1-loii.<cs
ie ‘H1011.
There is :i-considerable saving by takizig the l:‘il‘_L“9‘l'.~‘i'.-’.(\\'
N. B.—-Dircctioiis for the giiid:iiii:c_ of patii-iii.< iii I~\‘l
disorder are niiixcd to czu-.h l'nt. I-ow1i~.'.'_‘
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Ducks and Buck Saws.
ALL ready for use of a superior i.iiid,
for sale by Ciiiciii«:.<'i'i:i:.

GUN S E GUNS !
NEW supply of single and double bur-
rcl Guns, line and low priced, just i-or-.'«l
Wll. C. S'l‘itlCii'i‘. _

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and for sale by

‘ BUILDING LC» of
fifi . ‘ FOR SALE.

I The buildiiig lot roci-iitl_v 0\\‘llL‘ll and
‘occupied by Capt..Wiii. Allen, on Flux Hill. is
offered for sale on very reasonable ll}l‘l1l;<. li
consists of about I I-4 acres of gooil ltlllll,\\‘llil
numerous thrifty and well-growii fruit :i.u.i
shade.ti'ccs.standiug thereon. a well of o§'g.rm«l

-foundation of the former building, ling stone
walks, a newly erected picket fence l‘i'i»:il'iiiy;
the same, the. ‘ It is cligibly situated upon the
main road lcadingfrom South Norwalk to i):1~
lien and but a fewiiiinutos walk froin the ill)-
pot. Any person wishing a l'(‘l.ll‘\‘I.l loo-.i‘eipn,
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a i':ii-0
ipportunity to purchase at a very low 1)l‘i('.-:_‘_ ;,

country residence. For l'u”i-llier poi-liculzu-:; iii-
iuirc of Mr. John Knapp near the pl‘0llll>‘l“.\‘, or

Aoxlqonas, anew and beautiful article
for Misses to wear, at J ACKSON’S.

of the owner. JOHN S. WILLIAMS.
' .I\" . 40, Fulton st., N. Y.,

and never failing water, with the C(,‘illll' ziml .

-nost beautiful and desirable‘ location foi-ai —

 

(Jhaiii 11 ion the line. ‘u t, - - .
the Oil-1011' ‘upon thlc AlJ(l}0l!llCffl)b(.:l’lelitllltelShlp’t ‘W
for ladies who are "‘ encimtey” to inakono "1".
‘ them only for :1 few moments each time 33,‘:
(.‘r!r1'ir(:5c is most sure to follow by l0l1g’uso
J. S'f'I'.'iNl§ll'I', General Anrent 568 Bréad
way, N, Y. . ' 1,‘,

K Trees
 '1‘ THE SOUTH NORWALK
.-11-’. NURSERY. I

F ‘iii E propi'ietoi's wish to call the utter
tion of their customers and the publi
tf_>‘tlieir choice stock of fruit and ornaments ‘
like-S coiisnting of apple, pear, plum, chop;-.-,
p.eaL-h_. apricot, quince, strawberi-ies,’ googebfi-',
1'10“, lL‘.7ltlC bl-.icl;bcri-ies and black Naples eu--
i'-.uil;-'. ‘

. ‘N ocrivay spruce, white pine, biiisoni fir, Aug;-.
ic.iii .piuce, aiboritas, weeping-willow, ].on,_.._
clic.-fiiiit, uioiiiilaiu ai-_h.

_ Also, the new or pure Red Antwerp, wliiel. ,
In e wari-ant, and hold ourselves responsible (cs.-
its being the pure plant. _ "
W: _ _ GEO. SEYMOUR at Co.
171154 1‘: 0 wish to call particular attention 1...-
oiir ltrgc stock, (being the largest in the State
of dwarf‘ pears of 30 or 40 choice varieties.

Silver and Plated Wares.

E have a_ large supply of Silver Spoon.
. of all kinds, (we know they are pure i.',l_<'
COlll,) Butter I\lll\‘0S and Beef'Forks ‘ also ever iv
kind of’ llialccl Spoons, F orks. Kniv"es,‘Ladle«.'

.‘;c., all neatly engraved without charge, and

iv-.ii'i'aiiicd. A. JACKSON.
 SALE CHEAP.

CC i.'\f1’L ETE set of Mitchell's Outline Maps
They may be seen at this ollicc,

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~f.:.‘-11325, Pistols, &c.
T\l,OUl}LiJ‘aiiil single barrcll Guns and Pi-
 iols, caps, shot pouches, powder flssks,&—
tor sale by WM. C. STREET.

Ladies’ Fancy Werkboxel,
”*‘iANCY and plain W ork and Traveling Be

.5: kcls and Sill‘-._lll size Looking Glasses, ve =:
cheap. at. JACKSON’8.

“Drain Tile." .,
ORSE Slice and Solo of all sizes for 'sa"r.-
by ' LYON ii: KELLOGG,
S3 Water-st., Bridgeport.

I.

C-\N.\l. and Garden W1-ieelbarrows, by ti
dozen or single one at ,
LYON .v KELLOGG’S, ,

S3 Water-s.t., Bridgeport.

Parian Ware.

V]?-ills rare and most beautiful kind of use! I i,
- and oi-iiaineiital Ware, should be seen i "

all who have a taste for the beautiful. It

iii:po.=.=.iblc to describe this ware, it ruustbe sec

to be appreciated, l'or sale by
T. B. GRIFFITH.

Accorrleons ,
, l~2l’;'i.ll{i-Il) and tuned. Also a large
sortuiciit for sale at CI.Aax's.

‘Without any I-lumbugoryi
G l~lOLI\lES ii: CO"S Grocery is the pin
. calciilatcd l'or people to go to get go:
grrocci-ics at prices with small profits attach» .
to tliciii, slid purchasers will always‘ find thl 7
good;-:10 be as represented, if anything contra 7
from lliis, they may be returned and the men 
i'cfuiiiied. Children are always paid particlll i
attention to, when sent to their store. -
Goods delivered within a reasonable distan:

Silver and Plated Spoons
IIEY do Say that Clark has the largestu
best assortment of Silver and Platxr;
Spoons, F_oi-ks, Butter—kuives, Sugar-shove.-
Mustard and Salt-spoons, ever_bcfo_re offend ~.:
ai1;v'caseiiiNc""’ " “‘ “ —' ~ 
very cheap an ~
ii.VCl‘ySll1)0l‘l( ' - . .. . .
do not believe *5 ‘ 5* :‘.*-;,.-i r.-in 
cod, atNo.2 S Q ;- -"‘ V
I'l7—(Itl.‘/I.

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Port 1l’Iom'es.
"§,TOU can find every variety and price 
1’ort Monies at 0. S. CI.Aii_.x-‘s.

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Sezcing Birds.
01*‘ every style anfi price, at
O. S. Ci..—uix’s, 2 Skiddy’s Block.
.l9‘IZ\"E assortineut of Bohemian Ware. co '1
IA. sistiii g of Vases of most exquisite iiiiii 
not lo be excelled by any in New York____Cil *
lci'tlicpr1ce; Also. a splendid aseortinggt.
lloliciiiiaii Cologne Bottles from 5s. to so 6
pair, at T. B. GRIFFITI_$’8.

Burning Fluid. 

VERY superior article of Burning Fluid
L, for sale by WM. C. STREET.

(Fold Pens.
 have the agency of a new patent Go

Pou. which comes with the highc

-recoinincudatioiis in the country, and is thr-

iicarest to apcrfect quill pen of anything evx-r
. Ai.ri-.i~:o JACxsox.

 

mun ll: .
eiital Boxes for Lagice:

U.’\"l" r:-,ccivcd some fine Boxes of. alabastt :-V
O S. C

l'l'i:~'.C wood, lite . - LAI}F-

".1 l;

(‘4 M. llOl.lllES having withdraw:
1-‘ - if 5 from the firm of G. Holiucs&C-
-and :‘..\‘.-‘li<:if1iJ.‘ll him;-tell‘ with A. J. MiiIiiinu,w‘ .
coxilimic the .
Grocery 8:. Provision Busin_osr_.
at lh-Air old stand, No. 13 Main Street, ville —
iilC‘_yil!)[1:_‘ 10 receive a continuance of thepua.
lic p:-.ii-oii.i_<_~;c. All goods will be deliverm.
\‘.'lllllll it l‘l:'.tS0l‘ii.lillU distance. 

' ’ IIOLMES oi: MEEKER.
i\'oi'w:ilk, Febflfifh, I854. 

Giieap Cash Grocery Store.
w"“"lll~; .-ul:s=ci'ihcrs would return their than? .1

l. to the public for their very liberal pat_ro:.-
:'.;.:c for the last two years, and they hop? gilt".
by sh-Set attention to the wants of the Corina:
_iiit_v.:iiul by fiiir and honor-.ibie dealing, to ln'e=-
ii.i1lliil':‘(‘I'l\'C a continuance of their form»:
0-.i.-toiii. believing as they do, that they can
-.inil do sell all goods in their line, atas ‘cheap
21 rule jllili of as good a quality as can he foupi
ttl iiiI_V otlicr store in the country. 31-.-
now Ol'.'i‘l'lll‘l‘ great bargains in 'i‘cas,‘Sugar=
.\"i-... ziiizi \‘.'l.“.ll'.i invite an exainination of their
lill'_£.-:0 and i'i--.-.~l. stock of Groceries and ‘rovi-
sE<.1i.-‘. G. HOLMES cl: 0'.
Old staiid. Ellsl sidc.\iaiii street.

 

 

"fl you wish. to see
‘ \
iii} lino.-t u:2s=oi'l.niciit of POCKET ‘CUT
ill-LE1i‘i' over shown in Norwalk? Call at
my t§i‘.)l‘i?, Ski.lily‘s Bloclv, Sign of the Real
\‘-{-a.u~‘.i. 0. S. Cmiui.

T‘,‘\‘.";'l".i'~Zl.-.\Ll<‘)l’. SA-.\’l) and Emory Paper, hr
' .1 the 1'.--.iui or quire. by ‘
LYON.& KELLOGG,

83 Water st, Bridgepor

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