Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, July 11, 1854 · page 4

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Great Union Artistls Enterprise.

350,000 Gifts for the People.
Staf.uary,'. ........ ..........:..---$T4l3g:gg3
Oil Paiutings,:----- _----_ ' ‘ ‘ ’ ' - - - ' ",,’00,,
Engravings, ‘colored in oil, --------- --4115000
Steel Plate Eiigravingfii ---- - "" ' ' 35000
Cash Loans, for .100 years eac i. - - - 842000
Real Estate, ---------------- ' ' __’___

' Total; $250,000

~ » -1.1-~.~ ect-
Tlle American A“t‘§Lb,'i;-ILl(l3‘l)1IS’0‘I'oIlIl0 lliiiitcd
full? “,““°““°.e to “(£95 ctliiit for the purpose of
States and the Guns. do aextension 0,. the Fine
9 “avmw-ment’a'n v of enabling pvery fami-
E’ “d,‘X:,ttht:evl1:iinth and breadth of the
. W113" ‘ °.’ ‘« 2' - f’-
-. to °?..“..."°.?.}.‘.Z‘.?.'.°....‘.’.t.
' ‘ -Infill °f'.them th.e Wm f‘ ivinw a world
llndiu-ally,i'Qlf‘tl1ePl11P°5°.° 8 -
wile oirculation to f IV I _m
pa,-ley’s greaf pictur_e_o .-_ :'l?’"“ ._ » a
They have de_ter_mined.to c_listi_il1)u)t(').=11110“S 10
urehasors of'.thiswor1~.l>V“f° 5 ti. $325,, 00,,
250,000 g-.fis.,9f ti? ° =
List 0 1 8-
Jlfurble Statiuz-I‘!/: i:"(iw:000'

. 0. * .-.. 210,000
1” Mm of Wasliigiitoll’ at I 10?)‘. ' ‘I0 000
d V. , ...... . . .
- 33 ' Webster, 10:3 ----- ' ' ‘$13)
C. lhoun .
do (I col.’ Steel Engravmgs.

Oil Paiiztivigs oitil.
sg elegant 0II'P0.li1i'.lllgS, l,_‘, 000
“““‘‘°-’ “-”°- 3” -“:3°ii°helicli(.mé£s0' ".'.’.?=3>’00i)
100 Oil Paintiiigs, 2.\ _ - . , ' ‘ ,_ ’
no t el late Engravings, brilliantly co
0,53: hpop, rich gilt frames, 24x30 in.
each $10-n """"""'°’
10,000 elegant

in splendid gilt

's't-c.el-pl.a..t‘e-eng1‘3-"l“8'5r 001' _
~.3d ix oil of the Washington Moniiriicuu
;0x20ucacl,i S-1.-.‘ .... .._..,..f,.....“s.c10.000
hundred different p d 65. 110 V_ ‘t DU *1-v
ion of‘, and owned by the A_rt;_s s £0
ion, of the market value of, rom . $41000
cents to 51.00 00°“--""4"););)" " " ’
‘ - 8 f .
,1w§iia,,laEifi'lit-:0 st.’ N. Y. 312.000
or ‘ ,_ 7
we i““.‘°“*::;i:s.t.
‘25xl00 ft. ( eel): 822700,,
100 Villa Sites coutaiiiing each 10.000 50,‘
’ . ' » - ‘t .ani
ft’ in the S-“barbs of ilfnlenl (i'li10\:*no)l" the
commanding a. maglni icr Hand Sound’
Hudson River and long - 

each $5900, """ ' ' ’

1 elegant
22 building
'1. city, each

100.
- . -- xi h without
2° ‘°““" °f °”h’ M 100il;?'§s0‘§aéh. $5.000
I00

. . _ up
interest 0: (‘:00 do 5,000

50 do -0 .1 7.000
1" ‘*0 ‘,‘,‘,’, T20 03- 3.000
25° 5° 5 no 10,000

%oh00IlOld(:]l‘0OI'e'lCl1dt0.lCl(et is entitled, first to a
9 -' - fth
steel plate 9113??“ mg: (,5‘z°,.2",\5° 1,32 1:} Aft
Great .dmerica'n Hl5t9"‘9“ wa ’
w stoivrinifm ,1, 0,
- i, ,_ ii 0. e 0 ice
3100; 1;: ‘;§,‘,°‘‘Sf,‘,‘,‘,’fi',.i,° igeoize of‘ the 250,000
Gift? grliiych will be distributed on the comple-
tion 0f the sale of the tickets. . .
The pnrchaserof 5 tickets. 0“ the "°°°‘l’t fir
his order, will be forwarded, Cal'8Ill,I’l):1I)11:-1::-'1‘;
either one copy of the “ Wyommgaf :,,‘,:“r..ii:,:’_
1"‘i'“°‘l.i“,°:“ °°1?irs’..(:.r 23;:?;liye3ch' of rear
omiiig, p am, an 0 _. ‘

- ’ ' lue and is
«S. e nal to it in in .- _
other engraving . Q The pu,_c,mS,,,. 0, ,,,,,,.e

°“"m:‘t. tlgefis gélgfiishave his choice out of I00
“fan to b‘ ’ts from steel plates owned by
d‘E"e“l’,s‘,1 18% ’,, each picture being in vol-
the Ar."”’t,s t[,::,o,f,,- :~ Wyoming,” and is enti-
:11e(‘1a(i‘(lil:)"-‘ieellrift f‘or each ticket he holds. A
list of the slibjccts can be seen at the office of‘

thii paPfsr'___persons desiring to become Agents

for t(liI<':.\saIc of‘ tickets: "3 f°"“'““““g (Post

aid ) SI shall be sent a Gif't Ticket._ if 9013)’

3,. “}yo,.,,’-,,,.,- min a prospectus, containing all
13.‘

‘ ' l‘ -. t'on. _
mifliagiihltiliiglili} ‘believed, that the tickets
will be disposed of by the first of July, when
the distribution of Gifts will be entrusted to a
committee appointed by the ticket-holders,

The steel plates from which the engravings
are printed, can be seen at the office ofthe Ar
t‘.st’s Union and cost 3100.000. Specimens of
ti", Oil paintings and Engravings, are also on

View at th§e!s(.)(iiini"egard to the property :—W.

C Ilflfsll‘-eeilli Esq., Counsellor at Law, 10 Wall
st‘. N. Y. :’F. J. Vissclicr A’. Co. Real Estate

Brokers, 80 Nassau st., N. 1

From S .M Petleiigillis ./Idvrriising flgency
Notice Extraordinary! !

To all wlunn if mu_:/ C.'mir'or2i——lh'1mw Ye.’
HAT the Mi-:xic.\:.' .\li.'s'i'.\.\'i: l.i.\"iiii-1x1‘ still
‘ coiitiiiues in its friumpliiint career, "con-
ucring and to coiiqiiei” all the chronic cases
of RIIl£U;\lA'I'ISM, or lliosc of :1. recent, acme.
and inflaniatory cliai-acfoi-. Ir xi-xvi-zr. r.uLsl
iii curing Biirns, ]5i'iiisus or Spi~-.iiii.<. For any
Sore, Swelling, Eruption or 1‘:iin, itisa perfect
specific. lfyou doift. l)l‘Il(.‘\‘L' it. fry it! For
Ilorscs and other uiiiinals, it has no equal in
curing Bruises, S[)l‘:l.ill.\.‘, Sore Backs, Spavin,
Scratches, or any other cause of LalI10llf:SS.—-
It will soften the lioof's—lubric:itc the joints-
and heal the flesh.

G. ‘V’. ‘iV.EiS'£‘BE':OOKg
(SIICCI-JSSOR To A. G. 1311.100 0; Co.,)
Origimit-or and sole proprietor. Principal Offi-
ces: 304 I5l‘Uzlil\\’:ty, New York, and St. Louis,
Missouri. For sale by all dealers in Medicines.

ATCIIES, SI|1)L‘1‘lCr1‘ article, round and

/
IV sqiiarc splints lll.l‘Ull)l(‘l ‘ll.'U0(l and square
Paper .bo.rcs, put up in shipping oi-ilcr, and
sold at the lowest prices, by UIIAS. PAR.-
TRIDGE A: CO., 12.5 .\i:iiden Lane, N. Y. 1y

SEWING ‘.i§’E.%I*.-:“§IrIINIlS.
GROVEII, B.-Xlilill & Co.

I-{IS M.\Ciiixi-: is now _iusf.ly flieinost appI‘0\_’-
ed, and no coiifi'ov0i-soy exists between it
and any other patent. (')flices -105 I1r0a¢1w“;‘/9
New York, Ha_i/m.m-/.-i-/ Squm-z.-, Boston; and
42 South -llh St., Pliiliidclphiai. ly39

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PIRITUAL Tl<‘.l.l<‘.flll_.-\l’ll. Weekly, 352 PER.
1':..in, S]l\.(:llllCll gr:-.fis. piiill zglb%PmmIAI.
Books, for sale by 1’.-\R'l‘l‘.i )G 5 ' ‘ xITTAN,
300 Broadway, New York. 1y
'-ro -rim arzrsicsr. VVOIJLD
Pl.&NO I-‘Oli"l‘_l1lS, I3E1’NI£'I"I‘ .13 CO., 301
13i'o:idwny. 1\'cw York, are manufacturing
and have coiisfantly on hand an cxteiisivc as-
sorfineiif: of Pianos, ciii_h1'2iciiig every variety of
style and size, from 0 to 7 1-1 Oc'1‘,\\']~;s, from
$100 to $1,000 caoli. We have testimonials from
the first Piaiiists iii the country of‘ the superior
Bi:ii.i.i.1.\'ci', Bl{l~1.\I)Tlf and Sivi-:i-;'rxi~:ss of tone
tlii'pugliout_tlie cut-irc i'egiste1' of our Pianos,
while a delicate elasticity of touch has been pre-
Cll1lllCn:~ly1SCClll‘Cfl, all our insfriinicnfs are fully
warran c to «rive ciifiro saitisfaction. Buyers
who undcrst-mid their own iiitcrcsts will call
before pui'cli:-ising clscwlici'i.-. I y
$300,000, Worth of Gifts for
the People I
ROI’. ]I.«\1I'I"S _f;‘l'c:lf; Gjf't I:]ntei'pi'ise, of
the Whole \l'orld. _ llorld-s Ilall, Nos.
377 and 37!‘ Bro:ir.lw-.iy, New 1‘ ork.
]’i-of, .1. \\'(..i:iiii:iii llnrf. 1’i'uprie.for:in:l .\luu:iger-
1". 11. 1-2. Ili'o\\'ii. 'l‘ro:i.<. (1. I.. .\loi'ton, Cor. Sec.
(3. Asliton ll:iiikin.s.‘ ‘ Il(?S('l'l]lll\'CI.(¥E‘i|11'(‘l';
.\li.-as ('. lo iliiroii Biiiriioch, \ ilczlllst and Piziiiist,
s_ Tu,-1, Lczidcr of Baiiil,

PBOIQ J. IVOODMAN HART
Wmlld 1'CSpcctfiilly iiif'orni the citizens of N01‘-
walk and the World at laigec, that for the pur-
pose ofeiialiliiig all to see his wonderful illus-
Lrzifioii ofthc Entir<_-. World, fhc first and only
fhing of the kind cvcr proilnccil, now on cxlii-
bition at tho World's llall, Nos. 377 ii: 379
Broiiilwny, and for the purpose of popiilarizing
.-\lll0l'.l(.'illl art; and also of giving world-wide
iioforicfy to his l'|.3llO\\'llL‘(I “ Books of 'l‘ravels,
Ailveiifiircs, and Aiiocdofus." \'.'lll('-ll should be
read by the million, as well as to Sf.‘Clll‘C for the
Illustrated Journal CilIlC(l ‘- The Whole World”
the largest circulation ofnuy literary or busi-
ness paper cxtanfz, he will fIISll'll)IlI(3 among the
purchasers of his One Dollar Tickets 300,000
Maigiiificciit-aiiil Valiialilc Giffs, amounting to
the sum total of $300000.

LIST 0? GIFTS,
Prof. I-Iart’s Whole World, worth an immense
fortune to any one. valued at $50,000
Prof‘. H-.irt's clegaiit Country Seat, with
100 acres of'1.:iiid in :1 high state of
cultivation, the buildings on which
cost $15,000 Sllllfllrfl on Long Island
Sound and COll|lll1lil(Illl.‘Z‘ a 1iiag'iiifi-
cent view of 30 niilesin'cvory direc-
tion, viilued at
A Cash, Loan for 100 years v.'if.houtii1-
terest or security,
The Cclcbratoil Model of tlic City of
San Francisco, now on exhibition,
valued at

25,000
10,000

8,000

A“ Orde,-5 for tickets, ninst be addressed
v°rvr*- ‘“*“;P%.‘?§.“.§ir;:.3‘:§iz‘h,‘s...
gmg; 505 Broadway, N. 1 .

 

Hansnvis
FOREST VVINE,

‘lie discovery of the FOREST WINE is the greatest bles-
giug of the age. Put up in Quart Bottles, :1. single
bottle of which does more good, and goes fartli-
or in the cure of Disease, than ten bottles of
unv Sarsaparilla in use, and warautcd
to cure without any unpleasant or

weakening effect, .

The method by which all Szirsnparillas, and other sini-
Infxnedicines are prepared, is by boiling ‘the Roots or
Phntsto obtain the extracts. Their medicinal virtues
“e um. principally evaporated and destroyed.

It is not to be wondered at then, that ten and even
twenty bottles of these Snrsaparillas are soniefipies fa-
kou without any perceptible benefit. Not so with the
Forest Wine ! By the invention of_a wouderliil chemi-
cal apparatus, a. perfect wine is produced w}tl}oiit heat-
ing ; retaining at the some time, all the primitive heal-
ing properties of the rare me-iicinal plants of which it is
composed thus rendering the Forest Wine the most ef-
ficient medicine the world ever produced, at the saiiie
than the most agreeable.

—
TESTIM 0 NY.

This is to certify, that I have used Dr. Halsey’sI~‘ore.<t
Wine in my family with the most entire success. My
wilt wail badly afllicteil with Neuralgiu. affections of the
Spin» and Kidneys, and general debility. She found
--medy relief’, and regained her health by the use of the

, .,“ wn knowledge of this excellent
""."1l‘n(I it for the good ofoth-
iimilar c0ll1pl:|i|its_ It
I am ncquziinted, and
above, or any 3-jx~i]__i_I.gu'
_ ; . irtue:i._ _ -
"Cqlioes, ...... ‘ E. G. MUSSEYJ

More Testimony from Colioes

Du. G; W. ILu.ssi' I-\D€3I' Sir, my wife, last aiif.-iiiin
wan reduced to 9. low state of Debility. My family phy-
sician advised her to take your Forest Wine. Accord-
ingly I went to Mr. Terry‘.-1, your agent in this town, and
procured in bottle of it. which restored her in ;i very
iiknrt time to perfect health. 1-1E.\‘RY DONALDSON.

Cohoes, April 13, 1850.

Dreadful Cough, Debilzty, loss of Jlppetite.
DR. HALSEY : Hemstead, Dec. 1, 1847.

A bottle of your Forest Wine and box of
PII-. which I procured of Mr. James Carr, (your agent
In this place. has done wonders for me. I had beer) in
ii state of decline for more than a year, afflicted with a
dreadful cough, pain in the breast, general ilebility, uud
loss of appetite. I became almost ii skeleton, and had
been unable to leave my room for more than two months,
my friend: told me I had the Consumption, and despair-
od of my reco_ve:;.y., I could not obtain any permanent
relief‘ from any medic-"nu I had taken, or my pliysician,
until your Wine and Pills were procured. The first dose
qt the Pills brought up from my stomach, much phlegm
and greenish matter, and my stools were perfectly black.
I then commenced taking your, Forest Wine three times
aday, my appetite began‘ to return immediately, my
ooiigh left me, and in less than two weeks I was almost
well. I. now enjoy better health than I ever did before,
having increased twcnty—five pounds in seven woeks.—-
Your Forest Wine and Pills are highly valued in this vi-
0ii2i_t,V. and I owe my rocuxcry entirely in their virtues.

X-ours. resiiectfu1.lr. ii.iRri.\' CALDWELL,

Allocation: of the Kidneys.

ML J- Gillies. it highly res cctable Merch I’
NC llI‘oac1wu_v, New York, cure}; of“ ,,e,.,,,,_,_ agvggtai-,;\g‘,—
the Kidneys 15)’ tilt} Fore-St wine and Pills,

In. G. W- ‘HA1,-59.!‘-\'— New Yoi~r., .\furcli 12. 13.53.

Dear Sir. In ‘#119 Summfif and fall of last yea I‘ Iliad a
severe complaint of the Kiilneys, ‘mach ,,.,,,i0,.,,,, me
quite unfit for business. Ii. procured your Forest Wine
and l'ill_s, wlijoli cured me in II few weeks time, and I
have since enjoyed better lieiiltli than I had for mnnv
yours previously From their efficacy in my own 9355,
and (or what I ki_iow_your medicines to have done for
Others, I am induced to recommend them as the b9,-it
medicines with which I am acquainted. ' ‘ '

Yours, Respectfully, 'I._‘. J. GILl.ll-ZS.

' D Y S P E P S .',A .

There are thousands ciired-every year of this iliseiise
by tho Forest Wine and Pills; Dyspepsia, Costiveness and
hadigegitién, a_.re.kiudred complaints, frequently existing
\oge,tlicr,':uid the cure ofone is generally the cure ofall.
The Forest Wine and Pills nbove,,,all remedies are pre-
eminent in the cure of Dyspepsia.

'l‘0.~itimoiiy ofllr. J. Vermiie, of New York City,
dated Jul&_9th, 1852.

DR. G. '. H/ii.si:'v :—Dear Sir, Having been cured of
D.Y5P\‘DSi=L by the use ofyour Forest Wine and Pills, I
take the liberty to offer you my name, believing many

‘From my n

"l'°.kn°W me mfly be benefitted by your excellent rem} -

ed as. ' For many ye.-irs I have been afflicted with this
1.33134)‘ '0 badly that nearly one-third of my time 11:13
been lost from business. The Forest Wine and Pills li:1\'e
restored me to excellent liealtli, and I cheerfully. ,.,.c(,,,,_
meld fllem. as I am. convinced the discovcrv of fhese
remedies are a blessing to iunnkiiid. J. N. V'l-2R.\iII.E.

DR. G. W. HAl.SEY’S

from-coatc.d Poi-est Pills.

'eat Pills are desi ne t , .
the cure of' I)1S01fSE.‘lll:E)lIl'((::‘O(l)lYI)!l,:i.
zarching and effective." 'n,,.,. .,,.e
ny other Pill or Czii-fhiimc p‘m_
i this class of lllefiiainim nré ,,<e_

» '- ' _ "°°‘- ~ The)’ M0 P""“""'@i;<-mi;'1i-
--.u. gripe, may be taken at any time witlfmit ,{,,I,. O}
hiking cold, hindrance from liiisiness, or di_.,,,,:,.L,,,,,b,P
effects, and pass off, leaving the bowels perfectly “um:
rill, which is all l.llI,pGI-tilllt for the perfect ri-c'ov(-1-y mm
o«ntmua.tion_ qfgood health. 'l‘liousand.~i can testify to
the excellence of these Pills above all others.

The Forest Wine accom pauicd with the Forest Pills. are
most effectual in the cure ofnll the following complaints;
Dyspepsia, Habitual Costivensss, Liver Complaiiit, Asth-

na, Pile.-i, Obstinnfe Ileadachc, Pimpies, Blair-has

and unhealthy color oftlie skin, Jaundice, Agne
and Fever, Salt Rheum, E1-ysipelns, Coin-
plaintii incident only to .Fcm'ales, Lan-
‘guishing weakness, Night Sivents,
Nervous Disorders, General ill
Health, and impaired state
of the Constitution.

_§ The Forest Wine is put up in large square bottles,
V"-ll m'- H“lj}¢.Y’S name blownin the glass. One Dollar
pg; 3:31; °;l_!=‘I)=§:ott(’1_'es forlsg. Gum-coated Forest rni.-,

. enera e o .
door from Hudson, New York? t’ 161 Duane Strum one
For sale by W. E. BISSELL.

1)

3111:)

ALCINED Plaster and Cement, at

-80,000 finely engravgd pocket maps 0

-tioii there

Prof. 1lart’s Far Famed P-.inorama of
the Iloly Land,
A Magnificent City llesidcitce in New

15,000

York, 17,000
100,000 Volumes of Prof. ll:irt's Ex-
tensive Travels in the Old and New
World iiitcrspcr-rod wit.li rcinarablc
adventures, amusing nnccilotes, and
thrilling iiicidciits, clegiintlybouud,
with gilt edges, including a portrait

of‘ the author 75,000
Twenty-fivebuilding lofs,oach contaiii-
ing 10,000 square feet, in :1 bciiutifiil
village in the siibiirbs of New York

city, each valued at $500 12,500

30 eleg-.iiit Rosewcoil Piuiio’s at $300 9,000

 “ 1'-' -- 500 2,500

20 “ " Mcloileons 100 2,000

50 " Gold \\'afches. 100 5,000

100 “ " 75 7,500

100 ‘-' " 50 5,000

200 “ "‘ 25 5,000

100 “ llmcelofs, 15 1,500

1,000 “ Rings, 2 2,000

2,000 . “ -~’ *- 1 2,000

200 sets“ Silver lcii-spooiis, 9 1,800

20 “ “ DCSSOI'I-S]1i’JOIlS, 12 600

25 "’ "' Table-:-pooiis. 18 450

20,000 vols. Mrs. Partingfoii's Carpet
Bag of'Fuii, at 25 cents 10,000
30,000 pieces of the most fasliioiiable
music, at 25. cents each 7,500

35,000 elegant steel (.‘llgl'£1V‘lllgS, at 25

cents each 8,750

,.
14,127 '75
7 .7 72 25
300,000 Gifts $300,000

A Valuable G'~iftfor every Tic/cot.

E-.icli :5] ticket f.‘ll:‘.l)lBS the holder to found-
missioiis to the exhibition, or to one years sub-
scription to the llliisti-atcil1v‘aiiiily Library and
Co.v.n.mcrci:il Journal, called the ‘ Whole World,’
and also to one of the 300,000 Gifts, thus ensu-
ring every person invested in this stupendous
cntcrprizc the full worth of his or her money,
and a rare chance to realize a fortune bcs.de.
Ticket bu crs will also receive on raved on
their tickgt, when purchased, {ill eleggaiit poi‘-
frait of l’rof‘essor Ivlart, and -.1 correct and elab-
orate drawing of his splendid country sent, one
of the gifts, to which -.1 grand free excursion
will be given.

When the 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
wherein the greatest llllllll)l.‘l' have been sold, to
be distributed as shall be perfectly fair and sat-
isfactory to all coiicoriied and judging from the
increasing rapidity with which the tickets are
being purchased by all classes of people in eve-
ry part of the country, it is rcasoiiable to con-
clude that thc cnf;crpi'isc will soon terminate
in the happiest style.

All orders by mail must he addressed. ost-
paid, money enclosed, to Prof‘. J. ‘.'o'odpm;iu
Hart, 1\' us. 378 ii: 5'70 l}i'oa:l\i:0._v, Wei-1_i1-‘S 1]'_,,_|1_
New York, and the tickets will be promptly
forwarded to any part of the world.

If any orders are received after the tickets
have all been sold. the enclosed money will be
promptly rct_iiriii.-d to the persons sending it

Eve'ry'ti('kct-holtler will be duly notified of
the time and manner of‘ the distribution of the
gifts, and all may safely rely upon the honorable
fulfillment of the iiiidcrtakiiigf ‘i\"heu the gifts
are awardcd,li01ilc1's of tickets shall also be
I“‘_0mptly notified as to what gift ilicy shall re-
CEIVU.

It is_advis-.i‘:ilc for those desirous of securing
gi. yearns siibsci-iptioii to the unique pictorial
.l°‘“'1.1.3}Ci1llUfl “ The IV/14711: I/Vorld ” to remit
tl;.6m0ncy inimcdinfolv in order to ’con1meuce
Will! the llllgllllllllg’ of file first volume.

.3. \\’<)Oll?iIAN IIART,
Prop;-£1-Ior and Edilor.
A G l'IN'l‘.’\,‘,.

PCPSOIIS {ICSll‘lllg ii) ll-'..C‘m‘i'l(! agents {'01- the
sale of tickets, by f'or\-.‘:iriliiig po5t-1mi(1 51
shall be sent a gift ticket and a. pi-os1,c'ciu_q’
containing all iicccs.°:iry inibriiiafion. ’

R.EFERE./\"C]v.‘.S' 1.11" .'\-'‘1:‘ W YORK
L. E. Bulkely, Attorney at Law, 49 Wall-st,
Capt. Riley, St. Nicholas Ilotcl. ’
1". J. Visscher & Co., Real Estate Brokers, 346

Broadway.

Any information relative to the gifts may
be obtained fliroiigli the office of the World’s
1‘Illll, where also may be had any other re-
sponsible ref'crcnce <li:sii'i2il.

TI” '1-]‘l7¢‘I1IIr':l fuller is frrmi MM of Joy. IIart’s Counsel
who-is 4/tic 0_/‘flu: mas; .\')ll,'l,'Ii.\‘.$/'lll‘(l,fL(,l umll read Ia,w_I/crs
If our .\':-w furl: liar :

PPM 11 Asron l’IOl.’.H'I-J, March 15th, 1854.
as requcshfilltla: Inclosed I sent} )_0u
relative (9, y’,,,,,. p,'u'l~I,‘_0l“r afclinltiitt of 11:3’ Oaliglfill
W'0rld, and fhe dist1‘il:iiti§ii bll" ilfl']t§ iiieconnfadi
wimr "Y which you wfil erceive that
Ofjhe ruasens u,el.ein Stated tl p _ 1 I
no ;,,f,.,,,gemem' uD0n'an cs’, ‘tlerel is c ear y
one. that can CODSLIl.lltl0flI,).ll;lI;f:ng8.S:(?lI or any

I "3" pk‘_‘.1"5°d t0_l<:arn flint y0u|!)ellte1‘. i-i ‘
meeting with iinivcrs:il at . D Se.”
therefore soon terminate iii llll‘(:'i’l:l1(§§i'.’Satx!df Wm
TY manna‘? Rt.-spcctfully, &c.,a ls acto-

thc city ofI\'c-w .1, ork
31,000 porte iiioiiiialcs, at 25 cents

G. HOLMES .h co.

1.. 1-1. BULKELEY,

30123 once 40 Wall st., N, Y,

MDDIOAL ADVIIDR AND MAR-
RIAGE GOIDD.
EI.EV'EN1‘lI edition, 340 pages, cloth, with
nearly seventy five colored engravings-—
rcpresciiting all the diseases of‘ the genital or-
guns of‘ the male and female; the most com-
pletc and practical work on the physiological
mysteries and revelations of the male and fe-
male sexual systems ever published, with the
latest experiments and discoveries in reproduc-
tion. It illustrates anatomically and f'ully with
the plates everything pertaining'to the male or
female genital systems; with it full description,
of the causes, symptoms, and most certain cure
of all diseases to which they are liable ; from the

as impotency and innocent or unforscen affec-
tions, syphilis (primary and constitutional) gon-
01‘I'I)fBl‘ blennorrhagie, etc. with numerous cer-
tificate’:-i of the most unparalleled cures cverpcr-
formed. Every person both married and sin-
gle should read this work. Sold by Stringer
Jt'l‘ownsend, 222 Broadway, at the Broadway
Post Office 422LBroouwnv, and by the author
Dr. Larniont, 42 Reade street. corner of Br-.id-
way, N cw York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don.. .Pl‘lC(.3 mailed free of postage to any
-ii3d’dio7bii, ‘eiageilllgl-t 6\‘;l1di'chls< allilctlfcr.-:
x ' ti cc 'cw '0 - '.——
Agents wanted in’ every town’. The aiithor
cures all the diseases treated on in the work,
at his old office, 42 Reade street, corner of
B1'°3d‘Vi1Yi l'1'om 11 A. M. till 2 I’. 11., and from
6 till 9 evening (Sunday from 2 till 3 1’. .\l.)---
N. B.—N0t the urug Store. Iyll

URE Marseilles Oil——Especially f'or Table
use, just received at Bissi:i.i.-'-'.

for sale cheap.

MODERN Built square box family wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. _ It will be
‘ Enquire at 

' 3

A

sold cheap for want of use.
Guerra OI-‘FICB.

road, road.
THE subscril_icr_s keeps constaiitly on _lIan<1
every description of Food, which it will be
a. pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,

a.nd no growling. Give us iii & CO.

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, il:c., for sale by WM. C. STREET.

Panning Mina.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let them go and buy of'Ciiicni:s'ri:n

STRAW cutters, Hovey’s patent spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the market, at
CHICHESTER’S.

NEW BOOT, SHOE,

Leather & Finding Store
WHOLESALE do RETAIL.

HE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that he has taken (I store on the west side
of the bridge, opposite the Post Office, No. 1
Water-st., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at all times a large stock ofgeut’s,
ladies-' and children’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, manufactured by us expressly for
this inarkef, by the best of‘ workmen and of the
best materials; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with 0. call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order, with ncatness. and
despatch. A share of public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited by J. P. HANFORD, Jr.
E‘ Particular attention paid to repair-in g in
allits branches. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.

1‘..ubin’s Extracts

HE subscriber has now on hand the most

complete assortment ever before offered in
Norwalk. Patchouley, Sweet Brier, West End,
New Mown Hay, Citronclla Rosc,Jockey Club,
Magnolia, Sweet Pea, Sweet Clover, &c. ; also,
alarge stock of English, French and German
Colognes ; Hair f)i‘l.¢, Shaving Soaps and
Creams, &c., &c.

PURE BAY WATER, at

The wonder oftho Age.

EXCELSIOR Family Starch, :1 superior ar-
ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch
now in use ; it produces ii. Beautiful Polish
without gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
sale by the Box or Paperby ALLEN,MEEKER
ill)’. (_30., who can furnish it to dealers at Factory
rices.

Bissi-:i.i.’s.

Selling qfl' Cheap .’
' HE subscriber is selling his Watches,
Je_wel_ry and Fancy Goods at 25 per cent.
i'_eduction in prices. If you want goods in my
line cheap call at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
the Red Watch. . 0, s, c;,_uii.;,
Silver and Plated S]2.oons,'-A Forks,
Butter and Fruit Knives, silver
if plated Napkin Rings, 4-c.
HAVE :1. very fine stock of‘ the above goods
on hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by pedlers, and handsomely en-

graved without charge. 0. S. Ci..uiir,
2 Skiddy’s Block

Spring Do noises, are.
E would call the attention of all in want
to ‘our new and well selected stock of
De Laines, Prints and Ginghains, which com.
prise the handsomest styles ever offered in this
market, and at prices which cannot fail to
please the most economical. All Wool de
Laines of the best make imported, in large va-

riety and at extremely low prices.
C. J. GRUMAN.

EAD it FULMEIUS Croton Metallic Fire
proof‘ Paint.—This article is acknowl-
edged by all who havo used it to be superior to
any other Point in use. It is proofagaiiist the
action of the weather and fire, and is cheaper
than other paints in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
face, twice as much as some. Give it a trial.
E. V. A. CHICHESTER, Agent.

It

the low price of‘ Two Dollars per Barrel,
Tallow and Soap Grease. at BISSELL’S.
by LYON .9; KELLOGG,
WE have on hand for the Spring
10 Top Buggies of different patterns.
N (5
10 Light Trotting Buggies.
shi . Lrox ab Kiii.i.ooo, 83 Water at,
Peter Wright’: Anvils and solid box
_ Hill’ do [
Eagle - do
of all sizes for sale b
441 Broadway, New yo,«];_
and without the /Eolian Attachment, may he
find one at LINCOLN it THOMPSOMS
C F. HILL, 54 Great Jones street, near
MANOPAOTORDR.
TB}: 38!‘! IA!!! ID?!-
W “'0 Pllblim It will color the Hair any shad
J. at F. HAINES, 116 3d Avenue, New
terms.
62 Vesey St., war Greenwich st., 11:’. Y.

warranted to give perfect satisfaction or the
O-rindstones.
83 Water st., Bridgeport.
trade an unusually fine assortment of
10 No top “

The above are made expressly for this m.-ir-
' Bridgeport, May lot.

Vices.

Tillotson-‘ii brass box Vices,

LY-‘X 5‘ Km-I-000. 83 Water st., Bridgeport.
THE L.\Ilfl1-281‘ and best assortment of First
found at 441 Broadway. All persons wishinga
l y 441 Broadway, New York.

0 Bowery, New York. Pianos Tuned and

Repaired.
P. WIIITLOCK, 101 Canal-street, New
ALL.-\RD’S New and Improved Edition is
. . 9
in 20 Minutes. 15,40
York. Dealers ‘supplied _on liberal

EINSLBY do DARLING,
ORDERS personally or by letter equally re-

SOAP.
SUPERIOR article of Washing Soap at
money returned. The highest price paid for
TONS Ohio Grit, of‘ all sizes, for sale
Bridgeport carriage Repository.
Carriages as follows, viz :
I2 Rockawayii “
kc-.'t, and of the finest style and best workman-
ANVILS AND V1038.
Tillotsonh do
H yde’a and Parker’: do
PIANO PORTES.

Class Piano Fortes in New York, both with
good instrument at a low price will be sure "to
U1-IIIAP PIANO POBTB 8003;.

ly-10

Looking Glass 0- Picture Frame
0 York. Gilding in all its branches. ly
the clleallest and best article now offered
rnmo roan-as. '
N.
1340
WEGLDIAD DROOOIIT

garded in prices, qualities, dispatch, «kc. 1y

secret habits of youth and excesses of mature age '

;i\inw roan nruiivcn

CLOTHING SIBBE :

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
. Great Sale nfRead_1/ Made Clotliing !

LOMAN it TURK would announce -to the
people of Fiiirlicld County, that they have
recently made every; large addition to their
former stock of lrVell .MiuIe and Fasln'onable

CLOTHING!

for men and boys, which wi‘l be sold on the
Cheap, One Price, Cash S;I/stem. .'
and all who are in want of‘ a good giii'iiieiit for

a little money, will find it f'or their ndvaiitngc to

call at the J\"c-w York Branch Clotliiiig Store,

where will be found in part the following arti-
cles with prices affixed :

500 Frocks and Sacks, of Broadcloth.
Doc-skins, Twceds and Fancy
Cassimcres, from

1000 pairs l’ants, of all shades and
colors, for Laborers, Mcclianics

.’},'-'2 to $12

and Business Men, from to 5
200 Vests, of new patterns and dc-
signs, all varying in qiiality and _
751: to $1

price from
, —.iLso—-

Bosonis, collars, gloves, siispciidcrs, shirts,
stocks, scarfs, handkcrcliicfs, shoulder Braces
_iii short, every dcscriptioii of Gentlemen’:
.I4'ur‘Ius/ting Goods, besides many other articles
too numerous to mention.

N. B.—Every article will be marked with the
Lowest Price on it, with no deviation, and we
defy all competition in regard to Prices and
Quality, as many articles will he sold than the
cloth can be procured to make them up.

Call and see under the Conn. llotcl.

Harness Making.

HE subscriber gratefully ackiioivlcdgcs the
liberal patronage bestowed on him the past
five years by the citizens of this and the adjoin-
tng towns, and would inform them that he li-as
constantly on hand a large assortincnf. of‘
Saddles, Harness, Trunks, Vali-
ses, W lizps, Carpet
Bags, Qt.
which he will sell much less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of materials are
always used and perfect satisfaction guaraiitied
on all work executed at this estnblislinieiit, or
the money returned.
j3§"\Vc have now on hand and :irc making
up to order, several setts ofvcry lightand tasty
double and single HflR.i\/‘ESS, which will be
found supcri'or in nentncss, and beauty of finish
and workniniiship, to anything ever exhibited
in this market before.‘€:?.§
Special attention paid to Repairirig, wlrich
will always be dime at the shortest
notice, and ‘in the neatcst
92111717107.

ll?“Just. calland see _voiirselves.
F. BRADLEY,
Under Conn. Ilotcl.

1853, Aug. 9.

New Canaan Nursery.

STEPHEN HOYT at C0.
AVE on hand and offer for sale at their
Nurseries. situated one and a half miles
east of the village of New Cannon, and three
and 0. half‘ from Norwalk :

Apple, Pear, (standard and dwai-f‘s,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.

Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Frnnconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberries ; Currants, black English,
red and white Dutcli,supcrior vnrictics ; Straw-
berries, thc most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.

0nx.i.\ii-:.\'ru. Trim-:s.—Horse Chestnut. inonn—
tain ash, silver maple, larch, spi-uce, balsam fir
and arbor vitics. For vigor and licaltlifulness
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country. _

Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock of apple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bc:i.i'oi-s.
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurscrses now occupy more than 15 acres of
land, embracing more than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. U46

UTLERY.—A splendid assortinent of Anier—
ican and English Cutlery, both table and

pocket. Please call and examine.
E. V. A. CIIICIIESTER.

Fancy Goods,

HE place to get them is at llissi:i.i.~'s,
where you will find Ladies’ and Gent's
Port Monies from 0:1. to $5 00; 1Iai_r, Ilat,
Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes ; Dressing Ivo-
ry and Back Combs; Razors, .Klll\-'(.'>‘, Scissors,
Hand Mirrors, Fancy Boxes, W-alletts, Pocket
Books, with every variety of Fancy Goods, at

prices lower than can be found in Norwalk.

Cheap for Cash.

HE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for

cash French and Aincricau Window Glass,

all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian

Ware; fine German Accordeons and Violins.
Call and examine. '1‘. B. GRIFFE’l‘1I.

shaving. and I-lair-dressing.
TAE subscriber is still to be found at his old
stand, west-sidc the Bridge, ready to serve
his customers, in all the dcpartinciifs of‘ shav-
ing,hairdrcssing, head clcnsing, &c., iirc. His
many years experience -in these brniiches, {he
deems a sufficient guarantee of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat
ronagc. Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of childrcnii’ hair. Sick per-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day f'or so. «at
his News Depot."-and is Agent for Adanis do Co’s.
Express; all packages left to his care, will be

promptly forwarded.
22 May 25, 1853. GEO. W. JENNINGS.

Zinc Paints.
HE subscriber offers a full assortincnt of the
celebrated Zinc Paints. comprisiiig_ snow
white, white, pearl and brown, ground in oil,
manufactured by the “New Jersey Zinc Com-

pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
Wlll. C. STREET.

Wrapping Paper.
50 REAMS Straw, Manilla and Hard-
ware Wrapping Paper, Cap and Let-
ter Paper, at mill prices, just received, at
BISSELL’S.

New Goods.

OCKET Cutlery 1, 2, 3 and 4 blades new
patterns, a large assortment; Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved qualify; Pru-
ning Knives, grass hooks, pruning slieiirs, sick-
les, garden trowcls, patent irate hiivgcs and

ketches, d'.c., just received and for sale by

WM. C. STREET.

Nails,
IN quantities to suit piircnasors at lowest
rates, at CHICIIESTERS.

Napkin Rings,
ILVER and Plated, 8 new lot, and cheap,
at J'ACKSON’S.

ARDEN Rakes, Spading forks. Hoes long

and short handled manure forks, shovels

of all kinds. Farmers and Gardners would do
well to call at E. VA CIIICHERTI-IR

ooirrn Ivonvirnnn s-rovn auror-
De it known

0 the I nhnbitants of Norwalk and vicinity
T 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 assortnicnt of Cookiiig, Par-
lor, Shopand Oflice Stoves, which in outside
dress present a very pleasing appearance ; but
the most important of all is their infernal ar-
rangement, which conibine economy in con-
sumption of Fuel, great extent of rzidiatiiig sur-
face, pcrfectfon in baking and mildncss of'heiif. ;
a weeks trial is better than ii. tliousnnd refer-
ences.

In addition to the above may be lind in any
quantities, Tin, sheet iron. copper, britniiia. ja-
pan’d, wooden and willow wares, Anicricaii and
English Cutlery, sewing birds. portable ciildrons
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel. Sad 11'0"
heaters, furnaces, stove and boot blackiiig,co:il
liods, force and suction pumps, well pumps
weather proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet brass,
zinc copper and iron, iron wire and rods, brass
and enameled kettles, etc, etc. Mcttlc Roofing,
Plumbing and House Jobbing, done with dis-
patch and warranted, Heaters and Ranges set

to order. Remembering with gratitude the fa-
vors of the public, I still rcniain their most
obedient servant. Ii‘. 11. NASII.
5 South Norwiilk. Oc tfl-f
Building Stone For Sale.
THE subscriber has for sale ii. large quaiitity
of excellent building stone. D. FINCllt._4
t l

f. 26.

 

Oct. l0th,_

99i‘IY17-Y%¥

at‘: ""i%(ii§i, IaI.‘#.ra'.,..
N. Y. &. N. H. Railroad.
I354. SUM.‘-II-IR AIIIIANGIDIENT, I854-
Comrncmring ./l{u_:/15, 1854.
Trains to Ncsv York.
Front. ./\"(:w Iliwcn.

CCO.\l.\lOl)ATIO.\’—.-\t 5.30,
10.15 .1. .\l. and -1.30 1’. _\l.

I‘:Xl’I2l'I.\‘H--;\t 0.215 .1. .\I. and 1.10 1.50, 9.25

1'. .\l

N055: -

6.45, and

From .7\"or'zL-til/.7 (mil Port CIic.~i!I:r.
Sin-:('.i.ii. .-\ci.‘o.\i. ti-iiins f'roni Norw:ilk—At
0.00 .1. .\l. ; from Port C-licstcr, at 5.30 .1. ii. and,
3.50 1'. .\l. '
'l‘i-ains l’i'oni New’ York.
For ..\"¢.--w Haven.
.\cco.\iiioii.\'riox——.\t 7 and 11.30 .1. .\l., ; and
at 1.10 and 5.1.3 in .\I. The 1.10 1'. .\I. frnin 
Express to (ii'cciiwicli.
I-lxi-iii»:ss——.\L 8 .1. .\i., ; 3.00 and .1 ,-, ii.--The
S .1. .\I. train stops-.1t.‘:'t:iiiif'oril :iiiilBi'id:rcpoi't;
the 3.001‘. 11., at Sfaiiiforil, .\'oi‘w:ilk and Bridge-
port; the -I I’. .\I. train at Sfaiiifbrd.
For For! (..'/u.vfcr and .=\"i.-rI:.':.'l/..
SI'i:ci.\i. Aci'o.\i. 'l‘n.\i.\'s-—At 8.1.3 .1. ii. and
6.801‘. .\I. for ilorivalk, and 1.30 l‘. .\l. and -1.20
1-. .\l. f'or Port Clicsfcr.
For BO.‘~‘Il'0./\‘, (zit: IIurtfor:t',v’ S1!I‘iIlg/70115
iuul l‘Vorcc.s'{L-r.
EXP1ll:‘..\':i at 8 .1. .\l. and -I 1’. ii.
at Springfield.
For L'onne¢'tz'cut River, Vermont Ilai'lroiirz's,
and Jlontrtzril.
]:‘.xi-iiiz.-:.~;—.\t '0‘ .1. .\l. Dine at Springfield.
For Jccc.-umiod:I.liuIL '1'r:zin. of thc.’\"cw HI!-
vcii, Hiirfforil, (mil Srriiij-_,-'/iclzl R. _/-3.—At
11.250 .1. .\l. and 3.00 1‘. .\I. A
For L‘iznul Ii. 1i‘.—Af. 8 and 11.30 .1. )1.
For .Voiu Ilrwcn nod .Vcw London R. R.
Exriii:s.~:——-At 8 .1. .\i. to New London, Nor-

Diiic and Sup

Sel1eck’s Line of Packets

__ For N’ew Yor/.7.
Tflrl sloop:-2 .\l:ii-y A. Selleck and I)ori.~-.~rf.ic,
liave coiiimciired their weekly i.l‘ip;< to mill
from New York._ The sloop Mary A. Sellcclr,
Capf. G. flriinimiin, will leave 1\'oi'\v:i.lk every
'l‘ucsday; returning will leave Pike Slip, New
York, evci'y_ Sutiirilay. The Domestic, Capt. I.
Di-‘"|"lf“11 Will leave Norwalk every S-.it.ii.i:l-ay;
;-cturniiig will leave Pike Slip. N. Y., every
lhiii's:l:iy' _.-lll frciglit forwiirded to this line,
will meet with prompt. attention and disp:itcli.
lfi_'oiliic0 sold at the liiglicst iinu-ket prim-, and
return.-‘ inadc aiccordiiigly. Freight to he sent
on tho Danbiiry and Norwalk liailrouii, will be
himlcil at the freight depot, also ii-i-iglit rcc’d
from the depot free of extra charge‘
SEI.I.l’.Cl\' .1‘. Di-l.\l.\I().\*.
Norwalk, April -ltli, 1851.
\VlLLIA:\i>.i & GUIO-.\"H
Eii:.igrul;ion and For-ei,-gii
clmnge Ollicc.
No. 40 1"z:l£o):. Street, lV::w 1'0//.', iiml
'lVulcrlno 13,011 d , Li carpool .
The 0111 Blncksfiir Linc 0f'1’aiclicfs,
Sailing pun<'tuulI_:/from .I.ivu'puul on the Isl,
G!/1, lll/1, 10!/i, 210'! mu! 201/: of each munt/I,
and compri.si: lhcfulluwing .-plemliil .\/lips.
1700

Ex-

wich, Stoniiigton and Providence, and 3.00 I‘. .\I.
to New Loiiiloii only.
For Iloilsczfuiiic Railroad.
Ea-pi-cs.~——At S .1. .\f.
‘or ./Vaugulz/c/5 Iiizilruad.
}Q‘.l‘}))'(.'.\'-S‘-—-(Xi: S .1. .‘-I. and 3 r. .\I.
For I)unbiu‘g «mil .«VoI'iL'czHc Ii'ai'Iraml.

.lccom.—Af. 7 and ::'.-f5 .1. .\f. and Express at

4.10 r. .\I.
Trtziizs to oVcw Yor/rfrom. o\"orwal/c.

Acco.ii.—At 0, 0.40, 8.0.3, and IL-10 .1. 3-1., and
5.50 i-. .\l.

Exriii-:ss.—-At 10 42 .i..\i., -.it‘.’.15 and 10.30 l‘..\f.

’l‘r¢uTus la ./Vow Haven from .i\"orwall;.

Acuo.\i.—.-\t 0.‘!-1 .i..ii., at 1.54, 3.40, 6.2-}, and
7.39 1-. .\I. Exi-n1;ss—At 5. 1-. ii.

Sec large bill of'ailvei'tisciiiciit at the Station
Houses and pl'lllClp‘.ll llotcls.

GEO. W. WIIISTLER, Jii., Sup’t.

n‘ . '


Danbury 8: N orwalk Rail Road.
SU.\[.\IEll. ARR.-1NGE.\lEN'l‘.
CO.\I.\ll-J.\'CI.\‘G .\l.ii' 15, 1854.

Trains will run daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows:
IDANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK

lst Ihissenger at 0.50 A. .\I.-—-Arriving at
South Norivalk at 8.00 .1. .\I. and couiiccfing
with the 6.45 .1. ii. Acconimodalion Train from
New llavcii, stoppiiig at all stations.

2d 1’r1.i-senger at 3.15 P. M.—Connccting at
Smith Norwalk with the -1.30 P. .\l. Aecoinino-
(IllI.lOll Train from New Haven, stopping at all
stations. l’assciigcrs going East froin South
Norwalk. will take the New York 3.001‘. M.
Express Train to Briilgi-porf and New Haven.

31! I’ri.9sc'i1,9,'c)'.v (mil .l"rci'g/it at 5.30 l’. .\l.——
Arriving at South Norwalk in time for l‘;isscii-
gers going East to take the 5.15 I‘. it. ace. train
froui New York ; and for those going West. the
9.25 P. if. Express Tl‘:llil from New ll-.-.veii. pass-
ing the (3.25 1'. .\l. I‘ai+.seiigcr Train from South
Noi-walk at Wilton at 6.48 1‘. .\l.

SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.

ls! P(:.v.\'(‘)l_.g‘€r at 9.2.’; A..1l.—l’.cceiving pas-
sengers from the New York 7 .00 .-1. .\I. and the
New llnvoii. 0.4:‘: .1. .\f. Accoin. Trains, and ar-
riving at Danbury at 10.35 .1. .\i., stopping at
all sfatioiis.

211 Pa.s‘.w.-iigcr and ]"rm'g7if at 11.05 A. El.—
llcceiviiig I’assciigci's from the 8.45 .1. .\l. Triiin
f'roiii New York. and the 0.11.’ A. M. E.\'prc.ss
Train from New llaven, receiving and landing
1':isseiigci's and Freight at all the way stations,
and arriving at Dunbury at 12.50 1’. .\i. This
Train will wait twenty niiiiiitcs, should cithcr
Train be delayed as 10111:.

I-id Pu.~‘.9cngcr at 6.25 I’. )I.—Rccciving Pus-
sciigcrs f'roni the -1.30 1.30:. acc.'1‘i~.iiiif'roiii New
Haven, and the -1.10 1'. .\l. ace. and express traiii
f'roiii New York, and arriviiig at Danbury at
7.35 1'. .\i., stopping at all stiitioiis,

Stages from Ridgcficld Centre run to Ridge-
ficld Stafioii so as to connect with the 6.50
A. .\I., and the 3.4.3 l’..\l.. fraiins, and return on
the arrival at the llidgcliclil Station ofthc 9.25
A. M. and 6.25 I’. .11. traiiis.

ll.-\llVEY S.\llTlI, Sup‘t-.
Daiiibury, )1-.iy, IS.-3-1.

"O ..”1«‘o.-I1ios"1‘ioI\I

 

New Bcdf'ord, and '.l‘:uiiitoii.—Iiilaiid Route,
without clinngc ofcnrs or dcfcnfiuii. c-.iri-viii-r
the 1-.'-.isfe-rii Mail. ’ ' 5

'I‘hc stcaincrs C. VA~.\”I)El{IL'1’, Capt. Joel
Stone, and (,‘~O_\l11ODORE, Capt-ain John G.
Bowiis, in connection with tho Stoniugton and
I’rovidciice, and Boston and Pl'U\’l(lL'llCL! Rail-
ro-.i(ls. leaving New York daily (Suiuliiys ex-
ccpfcd,) from Pier No. 2 N. ll. , first whairfubovc
Battery-place, at 5 o’olock 1’. .11.. aiid Stoniiig-
ton at 5’ o'clock I’. 31., or on the arrival or the
.\lail train. which leaves Boston at 5 1 2 1’, M.

’I‘Iic-sc stciiincrs arc iiiisiii'p:i.-‘soil for sfi-cugtli,
safety, speed, comfort and elegance. The offi-
cers arc C\'pL‘l'lCllUC(I and aittoiit-ivc.

'l‘_lic natural advaiit-.iges of this route are 5“.
pcrior to any o..hcr. Being >.'ll0l‘l.Cl' and more
direct, the trip is more pleasantly am] expiiiii-
tiously perf'oi'incd. while p:i.~:sciigcrs can alivaiys
rely on reaching their ilcstiiiatioii in advance
of those by either of the other routes.

The C0.\l.\lOlJOl:l~2, f'roni N cw York—.1Ioiid:iy,
Wednesday and l"1'i(l:iy. Froin Stoiiiiigton——
Tllc-stltly, Thur.-eday and Saturday.

The C. V.ixoi:iu;ii.'r, froiu New Yoi'k—'l‘iic.~;—
day, Tliursday and Satiirdziy. From Shining-
l0Il—Mond:id, W edncsdiiy and Friday.

N. B.—I’:issciigc-rs on nrriviiig at Stoiiiiigtoii.
p)r0cccd iiiimcdiately per stcaniboat train to
I roviilciice, Boston, Taunton and New Bcdf'oril,
or by accoininodatioii traiiis from Stoiiingtoii
at 6 1-2 A. .11.

A Baggage-1\Iastci' ncconipunies the sfc-.in'Icr
and train through each way.

For passage, berths, state-rooiiis, or fl'ClQlli'-,
applicatioii may be made at l’icr No. 2, N.LR.,
or at the oflicc, No. 10 B=.ittei‘y-plaice.

N;w York &. Liverpool 13‘. S.
MAIL STEAMERS.

III-I Ships composing this line are the fol-
lowing:

A'rI..ixric. Capt. West. I’.\cii~‘ic, Capt. Nye.
Aiicric, Capt. Luce. B.ii.'riC, Capt Comstock.
_Aniu.vric, Capt. Graf'ton.

These ships have been built by contract, ex--
pressly f'or Government service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their Engines, to insure strength and speed. and
their accommodations f'or passengers are une-
qualed for elegance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; in second do., $70; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms. $300; from
Liverpool to New York, £30 and£20. An ex-
perieiiccd surgeon attached to each ship. No
berth secured until paid for.

PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
moi: xi-:w roux. rnoii I.I\'I-IRPOOL.
S:iturday..Aug. 20 Wedncsday..Aiig. 24
Snturday..Sept. 3 Wediiesday..Sc-pl. 7
Saturd0.y.. Sept. 17 Wcdiicsday-. Sept, 21
Sntiii-day..Ocf.. 1 Wedncsday"0ct, 5
Saturday..Ocf.. 15 Wcdnes(lay..Oct.
Siitiirdny..Ocf.. 29 \l'ediiesday..Nov.
Saturdny-.Nov. 12 Wediiesd:iy..;\'ov_
S~.itui'day-.Nov 26 Wediiesdav..‘Iov_
Siiturday..Dec. 10 We(iiiesd:iy..l)ec. 14
Sntiirday..Dcc. 2-l Wedncsd:iy..Dec, 23

For frei ht or passage apply to l-JDW-‘D
K. COLLIN ' .1: Co., No. 56 Wiill-st... N. Y -
Bicowx, Sun-i.v & Co., Liverpool; 1-}, G_ mi;
1'31"‘-5‘ 57 C0‘! N0- 13 King's Arms Yiir:l.l.oiidoii '
Joiix .‘Il}Xl{Ol4 ii’. Co., Ruc Norfc Danie dos Vic:
torics, l’iii-is, or G1-:0. II. l)ii.ii>i:i:, ll.“-re,

The owners of these ships willnotbe account-
anble for gold, silver, bullion. specie, ji.-welry
1170010115 Stones or nicfals, unless bills of l:lfIlll':
are signed therefor, -.iiid the value tlii=i'cof'fhci'o.-E:
in expressed. 3y

 

10

2
10
30

1'.(.«l*._IVEl) this day, 11. fine as:-'orfnienf. of
‘ Satin Casliincrcs for Ladies’ Uluaks; also,
910000 Mermoes. &c., by C. J. GliU.\f.\N.
Another large lot of Books.
HE Morning Stars of the New World by II.
_ F. Parker, Unclc Snin‘s Farm l“ciic-is, ii
Maine Law story by A. 11. Milne. The Cata-
combs of Rome by Bishop Kip. llills. Lakes,
and Forest Streams by S. H. Iluninioiid, nnd
inaiiy more which we have not room to mention.
Sufllce it to say, all the New Books rcci-ivml as
soon as Published at KN.-\I’1"S.

E

.\IEIl.Y by the cask or lb. at
LYON ii‘. KELLOGG’S,

83 Water st., Bridgeport.

Universe, Captain Bird,
Jacob A. Wcsfcrvult, 1Ioodlc:s.~', 1000
Win. liatliboiic, Spciicci‘, 1200
'l‘icoiiderog-.1, Boyle. 1300
Priiicetoii, Russell, 1-I00
Ircnc, Willinin;-, 1200
Miiinc.-.'ot-.1, Allen, 1000
Sil-.isGrccnmu.n, Spciiuer, 1.300
Leviathan, Knapp. 1:500
Wm. H. 1I:1i'bcck, .\lar.~.l1all. 1000
Guy Mauiiei-lug, l"rccui'.iii, 1600
Washington, 1'13‘-'. ‘-"J00
l'.‘iitcrprisc, 1"ui;k, 1000
Abci‘ilccn, liiiapp, 1000
Itichard Alsop, 31111111. 1000
Niaigiira, 51111111. 1000
Dewitt Clinton, l"Ul1k. 1300
; .\I:1riiiiun, Iliiillcy. 1000
E b';i,ndu5ky’ BU1'l‘i.lllLl, I200
Owc go, H l1lJlJill'(l, I500
Robert Kelly, 13'.ii'stow, 1-100
,\’cw ship, 1'ldwni'i.ls, 1750

Those Ships are the most iiiaigiiificaiit that
have been built. They are coiiiiiiaiidcd by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skili and kind ti'c:itiiii.-iit. Lo cinigraiuts; and
thcir:i.ccoinniod-.itioii:-' for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Stceragc passeiigers, are vastl y superior to
those of any other Line.

The Ship’s iillowaiicc of provisions comprises
flour, oat-meal, bread potutocs,pc:is or lioiiiis,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
sciigers once or twice :1 week during flic voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
iidult, and liailfnllowancc for chililrou uiiiler 12
years; and in addition to the above, a furtlicr
allowance, according to a late act of the Brit-
ish parliaiiieiit, two oz. ten, li:ilf' lb. .Sllg‘tll', and
halflb. molasses, to each adult, weekly, with
three quarts water daily. In all C{l.<(.‘.~‘ where
any of the persons paid for dccliiic coming out,
the f'iill passage money is rcfuriieil without any
deduction.

Persons residing in the country flnif desire to
send money to their friends in the Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expense, can
have it done in ii satisfactory, and cnrrei-.t man-
ner, by enclosing by Post, to the :-iil-:.=0i'ilici's,
the sum they wish to send, with the iiarrie and
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 ifthc person Sf‘ll(llIl,Q,‘ itwas
present, and a receipt returned for the money

by next mail.

i——.§T1I':'é‘.—1‘}C'i‘i0i*&:.
If you W21 iii.

any article ripper/aim'ng (0 the
Saddlery and Ifarness busi
ness made in the best
manncrso/(lat a
fair profit, and
I/l7a7'7'a7zte(l,

WM. Bi”siiiN’s,

VVlio has now on liand, the
largest and best &lSS0l‘tll)Cll[ ever
offered in this County, and
which are to he sold at prices (le-
fying conipctitioii. Call and sec
for yourselves.

Norwiilk, Jan. 10-1.1853.

 

Union Hall

CLOTHING STORE!

THE Proprietor of this far faincd csf-.iblisli-
incnt, would inforui the inliubitants ol'Nor\v:ilk
and adjoining towns, that he has on hand :1 good
assortniciit of Fall and Winter C-lotliing, which
he is selling at great biirgaiiis ; those wanting
anything in his line will find it to their -.idvnn-
t-age to give him a. call ; as his c.\‘pc1'iuncc in
the busiiicss and facilities for cairryiiig it on, C1)-
nblcs him to furnish the same -.irticle.~: for a lcs:
price than those of less cxpcrlciicc possibly can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion, consequently is better inado than is gener-
ally found at other stores. I also liave :1 larger
stock on hand than any other store in Noi'ii':ilk,
so that the piii‘chasei' has a better assortuiciit to
select from. I uni also rccciviiig daily aidditiuns
to my already large and well sclcctcfl stock'—
Some very nice Vests and I’:uits new patterns.

In addition to the above I liavc a good as-
sortineiit of Gcutlcniciis Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of b‘liii'ts, Bosouis, Collar.-:, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cr-avats, Stocks, and all otlicr goods
usually found in clothing stores.

N. B. Garments cut and iiinilc to order in
the best in-.iniicr. and at short notice. All goods
bought of me will, if desired, be out free of ex-
pense to the l’urchascr. TIIOMAS RILEY.

Norwalk. 30th, August 1853

with and without handles, si.\iox's boys
axes and liatchcts, all of which are \vari'aiitcd,
and for sale by E. VA. Ciiiciii;s'1'i;ii.

Coi.I.ixs,Tciiicks,1Icnds and other inakcs,

0Ol’ER’S Isiiigl-ass, White and lied Gell-

cella, Maccaroni, Sago, Pearl Barley, Arrow
Root, &c. Extracts for flavoring J ellics, Ice
Cream, &c., Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Orange
Flower Water, Cinnamon, &c., at

l}Issi:i.i.’s Cheap -Drug Store.

,..__.___._ ___,._

wants; an...
49

BOXES .-\moric:i.n, Frcncli, and En-

glish window glass, assorted, from
6x8 to 26 x32, for‘ sale at mnniifiictiirers prices
by W.-ll. C. STREET.

IDeLaines.

SPLENDID assortment just r(:coivc(l by
C. J. GIIU.-\iA1\'.

UST Received several cases of .1111-Qlim

TOMB

skilf'n_l workiiiziiiship.
;\ll1f.‘l'lCl1Il and I"oroigii .\lui'blc_. kept constantly

i.lIl0,F:ll‘lllf'l.,COl‘l1 Starch, Tapioca, Vcriiii- .

L - -
STONIESAND

MONUEENIS

The Nbrwalk Marble Yard.

.\“rar the Jlriilgc, .«V'orwalIr, C0717!-

Sl-3PL’l.CIIRAL llonumcnts and Grave Stone”
of‘ every variety ofpattcrns, and of the most

The best assortment of

on llilllll.

I'f!l'.“UllS wishing to procure Monuments or any
kind of Marble ll-'orks, are invited to call and
give :1 personal lll>.‘pL‘CtlOll ofhis material and
workiiuiiisliip, as this will he more satisfactory
fliain to purcliasc of Agents without an opportu-
nif.y of testing the quality of’ the article can-
tracted for.

 The Lettering and Ornamental work is
cxociitcil by experienced workmen, and can
iv-.ii‘r-uiit it to give ciitirc satisf‘ai.tiou.

S.~iI'I‘H it: .\l()RGAN.

, The oldest Boot & Shoo
 sron 1: IN NOlliVALl{.

THE siih.-:ci'ilicr would inform the pub-
lic that he has made very large uilditions to his
stock of sczisonaiblc 1\lcn's and Boy’:-1 Slllllnler
and Winter lioofs and Slices, also cvcry style
of‘Ladics’ Slious. Riibbcrs, &c., in their season,
which he will sell at fhc lowest living prices.-
His work he wairraiits to wear aslong or longer
than that olifniiicil at any other store, and his
long and successful business experience in this
community, is the best guarantee he can give
of hoiiorablc and upright ilc:ili_ng-
.Ri»pa.i'ring ofevery description,
at short notice. , _
14'i2iilirz'-gs, of the best quality and in any
quantity, always on hand and for sale, at reli-
sonablcrntcs to the craft. Store. as heretofore,
adjoiniiig J. A. Wood's, west side the Ii_r1dg‘3-
HENRY HAINDISS.

neatly done

Aug. 20, 1053.

Medicated Inhalation.
A NEW METHOD.

llIOS'l‘ woiiilci'fiil discovery has recently

bee-ii made by Di‘. CL-RTIS, for the cure
of‘ Asthma, Consumption. Bl‘0IlCI1llli5, Cpughs,
Colds, and all Lung Coniplaiiits, by Medicated
liiliailatioii. Dr. Criiris’ II1'UL‘.\.\‘.-\, or Ixu.ii.i.\'u
llvi;i~;.ix V APOR and CIIERRY Svnur, have ac-
coinplislicd the most wonderful cures of Asthnia
and Consiiinption in the City of New York and
vicinity for a. few niontlis past, ever known to
man. It is producing an impression on Disea-
ses of the Lungs never before witnessed by the
iiiedical prof'ession. (Sec certificates in hands
of Agents.)
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the
linen, wif.hoiit the least iiicoiiveniciice, the heat
of the body being suflicicnt to evaporate the
fluid,——supplying the lungs constantly with a
healing and agreeable vapor, passing into all
the air-cells and paissngcs of the lungs that can-
not possibly bc reached by any other medicine.
Here is a case of

ASTHMA OURDD.
Bnooki.i'.v, N. Y., Dec. 20th, 1853.

I’or:il;oiit eight years I have been severely afllicfcd
with the .-\.~Ifliiii:i: for the last two years I have siifl‘eri-cl
heviind all my powers ofilisscriptinn; iiinntlis at a. time I
lizfve not ho:-ii able to sloop in :1 bed, getting what rest I
coiil-l siffiiigiii my chair. .\l_v ilifliculfy of breathing,
and in v FlliIL‘|'ifl_'.{.~', were so great at tinie.-‘, that for hours
i()g’f‘IlI'I‘l‘ inv frii-iiiis expected (':ll‘ll hour would be my
last. llnriiig the p:i.~t six _v(-zirs I have lind the aid and
:iff(~iid:iiice nfsoiiie of the most celebrated physicians,
but have re-cc-ived no pt-rinziiir-nt benefit, and but little
relief. 1 at leiigtli had the good fortune to procure Dr.
Curtis‘ Il_\'g0lIllIl or lnlinliiig Ilygean \-':ipor and Cherry
Svriip. At the time] first obtained it, I was s_ufl'ei-ing
iiniler one of my most violent nttziclxs. and was in great
ilistrt-ss, almost siiffiicating for want of breath. In less
tlian ten minutes from the time I applied the Inhaler to
my stomach, and took :1ti-aspnnnfiiloffheClierrySyrup,.
I ivris ri-lii-ved iii :1 great measure from the difficulty of
i,,.,.,,u.in,-_v, and had :1 criiiifhrtable night. I have since
coiitinuml it with the gi-anti-st possible benefit, and am

now conipzir-aii\'el_v we-ll. God only known the amount
has relieved me from. My ad-

of'siill’ei'iiig this iiiodiciiie
vice to the suffering i.s,—'riii' rr.
.\L\P.GAP.I-‘.T E.-\S'l'ON.

._._.

GONSUMPTION GOP: ED.
Nizw Yank, Dec. 270:, 1853.
I came to .\'ew York in the ship 'I‘eli-graph ; my native
|Il:lC(‘ is St. John. New llrnnswi:-k ; when I reached this
cifv, iiiv health ivns very pool‘ : llful It \'€I'_V‘ ball C0081!»
i—p,iL-4'-ii ii gnnil deal of iiintfi-1', whirli ivas frequently mix-
ml with blood : luid pain in ni_v left side, and was verv
weak and cinzicinted. .\l_v frieiiils and pliysicinn pro-
Il0ll|)(‘f"ll my case Coiisiinipfioii. and beyond the reach of
nu-uliciiie. I:iccidenf:ill_v Il(‘:ll‘lI of Dr. Curtis‘ Ilygeniia,
or lialialiiig II_vgi-:iii \':ip:-r zuicl Clicrry Syrup, and obtain-
ml ii p;|cl(i|gP. which I verily believe ii-as the menus of
sni-iiig inv life. Sooii after wearing the Inhaler, I found
it I'i'Il\‘\‘Q.'il the [Il‘C.~'.~llll'(‘ on my lungs. and after :1 while
the ilisensc niude ifs :lpp(‘ll1‘:lllL'P upon the surface under
flu! Inlialer. Itook the Chi-rr_v Syrup as directed, and
cmifinuml to do so. my conizli gr:1I1u:illy groivlrig better,
until it ciitiri-l_\' left me. and Iiiow con.-‘idol’ inyselfcured.
I still wear the Inhaler. as the use of it is rather pleas-
it sfreiigflwiiing and purifying to the
at p1‘1.‘.~'\'lli. to iiispi-n.-‘e with if.
JOHN WOOD.

nut, and li(?Ilv.'\'lll_‘;
lmigs, I feel unwilling
Sold by BOYD i\". PAUL. No. 40 Cortlaiidt
street. N. Y., and W. BISSELL, Norwulk.
Price :1 package contaiiiiiig a bottle of‘ Hy-
geau Vapor, one of Cln-rry Syrup, and an Iii-
lialcr ,' or f'oiir p:lCl\".lgL'S for S10. ffxviii

 

TX-I}: RENOWNED REMEDY:
Holloway’s ointment.
This cxfi'aiordiii:iry Uiigiicnt is composed of the
most healing Balsuiiis, and when used in ac-
cordaiicc with the directions which accompa-
ny each pot, will insure cures when all other
ini-nus fail. Cases ofthe most desperate Skin
iliseascs readily yield to its efficacy. 1 t is
fnmoiisr when used in cases of Gout, Rhciimn-
tisin, Contracted or Stiff J oiuts. In Astlimuit
will do wonders: if well rubbed into the Chest.

.1 11051‘ AST 0.\'ISIII.\' G CURE 01-’ SCROI-'Ul.OL'S ULCI-$1151
A (.‘.\.\‘l~1 Cl".Il'l‘ll:2ll-ID BY Tlll-3 MAYOIK OF BOSTON, ENG
(7:11/y of II. Liuflr.-rfruni J. Noble. E.-q., Jlayor o_[Bo.~1mi, L¢',..

cu(ie.*/lire, Enylunrl.
To l’r:orr.s-.on iIui.Loiv.n‘,

Dear Sir.-—-.\fr.s. S..in.iii Dixox of Liqiiorpond Street, Bos-
tou, has this day ileposcil before me that for in considera-
ble pi,-rioil she was sen-i‘ely afflicted with Scrofuluus Sores
and Ulcers in her :irins, fcct, legs, and other parts oflier
body: and zilfliuiigli the first of iiiedicnl advice was 01)-
fziini.-«'.. at the cost of‘ a large sum ofinoney, she ubtuiiicd
no :ib:tto.-iiient of.~iifl'£-riiig, but gradually grew worse.

Being recoiiiinciideil bv a friciiil to t ' vuur Ointment,
shc procured :1 small pot, and ii. liux u the I-‘ills. and be-
fore that was all 1..-xefl. syuipfuins ofanieudiiicut appeared.
By per-acvcriug with the medicines for :i short time longer,

rules as to diet, kc , she was perfectly cured, and now
ciijnys the best of health.
1 remain. Dear Sir, yoiirs truly,
Dated, Aug. 1‘.’, 1053. (Sigiwd) J. NOBLE.
AN F.V’I‘l‘i.-\OIlDl.\'.\1lY AND }i.\I'II) CUBE OF EltYSIl'L'-
L.-\S IN Tl1EI.l£G, .\1"'I‘l'ZR .\ll*IIll(‘.\1. AID HAD l“.\ILED.

lice, .-flclwiclc Road, near Bugiior, Sussex.
To l’Rt)l>‘ll>':-‘UR 1Ioi.Low.\\',

Si:1—I siilii.-roil for :1. consi-Ii.-rnblc period from ii severe
attack of l-Ir_\'sipcl:i.~'. which at length sctfleil in my leg,
and rcsistcil all incdiczil in-utiiieiit. My siifferiiigr; were
very great, and I quite ilcspuircil of any permanent
aiiii.-iiiliiieiit, when I wzis advised to have recourse to your
Oiiitnieiit and Pills. lilid so without delay, and um hap-
py to say the rcsiilt was ciuineutly succcii.-‘f'ul, for they
effected a railiczil cure of my leg and restored 1116: to the
eiijnyiiieiit of ii alfh. I .~'I.l:llIt:\'(‘l' speak with the utmost
cuulidciicc of your nic-iiciiics, and have l'CC0llllIl‘tlltIEd
them to other! in this iieigliborhood similarly iilllictcd,
who ilerivcal equal beiirfif.

I niii. Sir. your oliligcil and faithful S8I'\":ll;lf, H
Ilziteil, Jzin. 12, I853. (fiigiieil) I'II.l7..\BI-ITH I lv..\T}z.
'I‘he Pills should be ll.»'h.‘tI coiijoinlly \\'i'~lI "19 Olninleni in
most of the following cases :—

Rm] Lo-__-.1 Chnppo-l hands Pile .
Bud llrcnsts Corns (Soft) Blicuiiiatisiu
nimis (‘nnci-rn bcnlils"
Bunion.-i COllil‘:|CfEll and 3011- .\i]-pies
Bite of .‘i0.~'Cll(‘- :*!ifl‘.ioiiit.~i Soroutlirontil
mas and Saiiil- F.lepli:iiiti:i.-in Skin-iiistusea
}.'ii,_.,~ I-‘istiilns Scurvy
(‘oeo-linv (tout Sore-licnilzn
Cliie-go-foot filauiiliilar Swelling Tiimoiirs
(‘liilblnius Luinblgn Ulcers
\\'niiii-is :lWS

:‘-‘nlil .-it the I-Istnlilisliiiieiit of Professor Hollow :;_v_ 2.44,
st,-_-ind, Qnar Temple ll:ir,) _].miilon. and also in mg
lion.-to in .'oiv York. Orders for Medicines in thc-States,
n-l-lro.-use-I “ T. 1IOI.l.O\\'AY, New’ York,” will receive duo
flllvllllnll. Solilalsn by all respectable Druggistn and
[Ie:ilei~.- in lleilicine tlirougliniif: the Uiiitnd States, in
Pots, at 37 1-2 cents. 87 cents. rmd’$1.50 cents each.

W. E. B1981-‘.1.I._. Agent for Nnrwalk,

bleached and unbleached. of all lI1'“‘l"-“-
which we will sell at prices which di.'f_\' C0011)?"
tition, C, J. (li:i‘.\i.\.\'.
choice and Selected Teas-
4O CIIESTS of Green and Ill-.ick '|‘t'fl9-
Coffee and Teas, warraiitcd }0 _lt)l°“-“G i
in riccanl . l‘t , tl ey defy Sl1l““*'i‘“',‘ .";
P ‘ mm 1 y I G. lI()I..\fl-IS .0 4/0.

_.-. .j.____..__._._ —-—‘—-""'

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and prices.

 

HE subscriber keeps i‘-,oiisf;:iI1”.“ W‘ lf“1‘,‘t‘l 0
large supply of f'i'-;-sh '1 l'..~\.S. ofallqii.i i res
forget to call at

D°'”' 1ioi..iii«:s .1: Co-‘s.

 

Buck; and Buck Saws.
LL ,.,.,,,iy for use ofn superior kiiiil, ‘ ‘

1. for sale |, !l( ill~..~'l lull.

GUNS! auras 2

A NEW supply of single and double bar-

»1(‘ ns, fine and low priced. .1"-"t~_ ['t‘(3Y-
M“, ,.,f,‘. ,.,,’i‘.'. i,,. wii. C. srn i.~.i~.'r.

OWER L.-\'l‘IIE'S and Vcifical Drills 0
all sizes, for sale by _ ‘
LYON .\'. l{l<ll.l.O(. 1,
83 Water st., Briilg'cpoi‘t.

 

 

E'l‘ER COOI’l:lR’S cclchr-.ifi:d filuc at hi.-
priccs by the barrel, for sale by

LYON iii. Kl-}l.l.OG(.i.

83 Water st., liriilgi.-port.
0lNER'S TOOLS.—Tlie l-.ii'gi-sf. and liesi
C sclectcil iissortiiieiit to be found in thi
Slllleiuiid at niiinufiicfurcrs prices. at 83 Watci
53- B|'ldge1>01't. Lrox 11' l{isi.i.0uu.

To be h:iil Wlinlos:ili- offho principal Drug Iloiises in
ilm I~lllI‘ll.
There in :1 :-niisiileralile saving by taking the larger-sizes
N. ll.-—Ilii-vciioiix for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are affixed to em.-li l'of. eow],v52

FRENCH MBRINOES.
ECEIVED this day. a large lot ofbest qual-
ity of Frciirli Moi-iiios, directfrom auction
will be sold at fl. great bargain. by

nccuriling to the dirccti-ins, and strictly adhering to your

Copy I3/‘a. Lc(lcr_/'roni Jlrs. }'.'Ii'.-irlxlli. )'eatc‘s. of !.’u: 1'0;-1
01

To the Invalirls of Nwwalk .-'
Lend me your eyes for ‘us! one Moment.

runvnnméoannts
Hydro-Electric Voltafo,

HAIN

RE presented to the people of thin town

and vicinity, as an article ilovserying of
more pttention from all who are suffer-ifig‘ gag"
any NERVOUS DlSl~.‘.ASl:}, than otherteinedieg
before presented to the public. 1159 .,‘,M,,," in

throat aconstiint strcani ofljou _ .- ._ . . _.
ther to rub himself wifbfat aiiddpq¢.t;;,I:;__",-;“..
all that is required to produce 3 p,,.,,,,mmi.
cure is simply to wiun um cm,“-_ 0,3,, 7"’,
l’.\R1‘l)lSh‘.\SIDI'(,u'a. few hours each 41,,’ um“.
the part has obtained its natural amogut ,‘
JV'cruuus Fluid, from the Chain. They are so
constructed as to be worn next to the skin 1-‘;
ducing a constant current of L'lectro-JVar-;I’i¢f’-
ism, and can be used at all times, and will‘ 1 _t
for years. as-
The Diseases in which the - .
most marked results, are y produce their
Rheumatism, Uterine Pains
PninfulSwclle‘d Joints, Flat-ulence Dyrgpe 8;“
l’ni-nlysis, Sciatic, Contracted Jgintsp -- .’:
I’n1pifaf.ionuf'thcHcnrt Pains of the ch”;
Ncnrnlgin of the Face, Gout,GencrulDebi1n,7

3:: rr KNOWN, .

That PULVER.\fACIlEll’S CIIAWS are
Patented by the United States fv'0vc;‘IIIII(.np
and are now in daily use in every Ho; ital ’
New York, and are rocoinmendod by? pro}:
lfotft, ‘Van Buren, Post. Carnoclian, offhat city;
-111 .110 also used by most of the ,
nan iunnzcaz. mm: or xunogfi.
" Tl.ll)U price uftlic_Cliains are $3 and $5 ; Kai]
:*‘}‘,,,'-;§U1_*_by mail to any pm or the State.
-05” " “”.“‘ 3 Pamphlet of pages contain-
111%-(fl Idyscription of fheir manner of use." ,
walkl, vrillAlli: Ih§,?.l," A39” 0”’ 39-"
use [gall wt,“ mu; app] l I then» moiulefi pf
N. . Although Ur. - - _ .
checked by simply aplptllgiliiigpaiiiliig ‘(ieti‘Idt‘a
Chain upon the Spine, just above the hi . ad
the other upon the Abdomen, him ;, ;8 ,,’,,',‘_,,'.f',
for ladies who are “ euciculc” to inake u,,e~.» 0
them only for is few inouicnts each time mils...
carriage is most sure to follow by long’use

J. ST]-JINERT, General Agent, 50:; Briana-
way, N. Y. - 1,37

7 ‘HE proprietors wish to call the uteri
tion of their customers and the public
to their choice stock of fruit and. ornaments
trecis consisting oflapple. pear, plum, cherry
peach, apricot, quince, strawberries, goosebor
rice, white blackberries and black Naples cui-'
ran 5.

Norway spruce, white pine, bnlsom fir, Ina.
icnn spruce, arboritas. weeping-willow, horse
chestnut, mountain ash. -- : "
Also, the new or pure Red Antwerp’, which
we warrant, and hold ourlelvee responsible, for
its being the pure plant. -. , ,

GEO. SEYNOUR it Co.

@* We wish to call particular attention ti
our ltrgc stock, (being the largest in the Strife-,
of‘ dwarf pears, of 30 or -10' choice varieties. . ;

ron sou: canny.

COMPLETE set of Mitchcllbs Outline Na
They may be seen at this office.

Guns, Pistols, kc.” 5
OUBLE and single barrcll Guns and I'll
tols, caps, shot pouches, powder flasksjo
f'or sale by WM. C. STREET.

I"-713'E_1-iiii°.""~ ‘PM

miss Shoe and Sole of all sizes rér sale
by LYON .0 Kl-.‘LLOGG, 
83 Water-st., Bridgeport.

 

'1-‘rodeo
EAT THE SOUTH NORWAL
NUDE

ANAL and Garden Wlieelboi-rows, by the

dozen or single one, at
LYON 8: KI-2LLOGG’S,
83 Water-st., Bridgeport. .

Parian Ware.

HIS rare and most beautiful kind of useful
audornamcntal Ware, should be men by
all who have it taste for the beautiful. It 11
impossible to describe this ware, it inust be seen
to be appreciated, f'or sale by .
T. B. GRIFFITH.

F

Accortleons 3 -

EPAIRED and tuned. Also a large as
sortment for sale at Cuxx’I.~

without any nunbugory,
HOLMES 5: CO’S Grocery is the place
g calculated for people to go to gctgooc‘
groceries at prices with small profits attached
to them, and purchasers will always find that
goods to be as represented, if anything contrary
from this, they may be returned and the none}
refunded. Children are always paid pnrticulai
attention to, when sent to their store,
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance

silver and Plated spoons.
IIEY do Say that Clark has the largest iiui
best ".|Ss0l'iln0llt of Silver aiid Plato
Spoons, Forks,
Mustard and Salt-spoons, ever before offered i.
any case in .\'orwnlk, and that he does sell than
very cheap and cugravcs the name on them i.
3 very superior manner. If‘ there are any wk‘
do not believe it, let them call and? be convii:
ccd, at No. 2 Skiddy’I Block, Signiof the Re-
lVutch. .3

 

Port llloizics.
OU can find every variety and price i
Port Monies at O. S: CLARK}?-

Sewing Birds.

F every style and price, at _
O. S. Ci..uix’s, 2 kiddy’s Block.
FIN E assortment of Bnh.....:..~.. --r._
sistiiig 1 " "
not to bc cxc
for the price _
Boheininn C0 ‘T _ ' ‘
pair, at - . A2. ui(1l"l"lTll’s-
Burning Fluid’-.

lc of Burning F101

VERY superior arfic
WM. 0. STREET.

f'or sale by

 

Ornamental Boxes 18: India’
rose wood, &c. O. S. CLARK.
‘_ NEW FIRM - _
 G M. HOLMES having withdraw
' . from the firm of G, Holintwkcc
continue the ~
Grocery &. Provision Bullnou.
they hope to receive a coiitinuaice of the pub
lic patronage. All goods wiltl be delivere-

UST received some fine Boxes of alabalta
and associated hiuiselfwith A33 Dliziixiin, wii
at their old stand, No. I3 Main. Street, whet
within 0. reasonable distance. '

HOLMES ik MEEKER.
_ Norwnlk, Feb. 13th, 1851.
THE 3 v

Cheap Cash Grocery Store.

HE subscribers would return their thank;

to the public f‘.ii- their very liberal patron
age for the last two years, and: they hope thi-
by strict attention to the want of the column
nity,and by fair and honorable dealing, to me;
it and receive a conf.iniinnce_ of their forum;
custom, believing ns they_ dd, that they egg
and do sell all goods in their line, at so can,’
is rate and of as good a qualify as ell! be found
at any other store in the country. They gr.
now offering great bargainéiii Teas, Sugars
&c., and would invite an exan'_iinatio'n of theli
large and fresh stock of Grad;-rice and provi»
sions. G. IIOLHES 3 C0.
Old stand, East side Main street.

C. ‘J. GRUM AN.

.-\GLEY’S Gold Pens, and a great variety

of'Sf.ecl pcns,sonic new pattern at Kxxi'r’.~'.
1
I

ERR I.\lACl{ 1’riiit.~', ii. large lotjust receiv-
ed, aiiioiigst them some beautiful styles.
C. J. Giir IAN.

100,000 DOLLARS
WOll'[‘I[ OF FINE
\~V:1ti:lies, Jewelry 5:. Silver \\"iu-e,
.-‘It ./V0. 2 Sl.'i:l4l_:/‘.9 Black,

OULD be more of’ a stock than could be
displayed to advantage. llowever, my
l.;<SUl‘tlllL‘llt is complete, and any person calling
in purcliasc will not go away for want of vari-
-ty to select froui. I am receiving now goods
-very week and um ilcterniined to offer goods
It lower prices than they can be purchased
;lscwlicre. O. S. CLARK.
lViitc/res, Clocks,
LXND :11 kinds of Jewelry repaired. Eu-
; graving on Spoons, Rings, Coflir lat ,
.i:c. cxuciifeil in :1 superior manner by L. Cup;
at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of the Red Watch
S. C1..uix.

Bui1der’s Hardware.

3 N extensive assortiiicnt, constantly on
hand and for sale low by

E‘f1§It1' Desription of Job Work, cxccuti.-i
Ncatly,Chcaply and Quickly, at the Ga-
zettc Job Office.

Lrox «it KELLOGG, 83 Water st., Bridgeport

Do you wish. to use

THE fpicst assortment. of POCKET CUT-
LERY ever shown in Non-inky cm .3

my store, 2 Skiddy’s Bloclif sign of the Red

Watch «'5 O. S. Ci.'uix.

XCELSIOR SAND and Emery Paper, by

the ream or quire, by -.
LYON &7 I{EI.I.()GG,
83 Water sf, Bridgepor-

 BUILDING 1.0-r
FOR SALE. -

E _ The building lot receufl owned sud
occupied by Capt. Wm. Allen, on ‘lax Hill, in
oflcrg.-d for sale on» very rear-ouable terms.‘ It
consists of‘ about I I-4 acres of good land,wifI
nuiiierous. thrifty and well-grown fruit _jgd
shade trces,standing thereoir, p well of ofguod
and never failing wafer, with the cellar and
foundnti5',iii_i_i_f' the former building, flag atone
walks, in newly erected picket fences fiynh.
the same, &c. It is cligibly situated upon 0].;
main road leading from South Norwiilk to 115;.
men and but a few minutes walk from the , fie.
pot. Any person wishing a retired location
both pleasant and healthy; will find this in run
opportunity to purchase at 0 very low price. 1.
most bcaiuf.if'ul and desirable location for 5
country residence. ,. For fiirtlier particulars Iii"-
quire of Mr. John Knapp fieur the premises, 9,
of the owner. v JOIINTS. wu,L1Ag , -.

'.Vo. 40, Fulton st., Nxt,

4

not reqfired to be constantly pom-3,,‘ do‘, N.

Butter-knives, Sugar-ehovch.