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F,-om R JI P1'f‘Im1~__;i!l-'.1' ,1],-no-,-/i.cing Jlgmiry
I I
. l I I
Notice Eiitra01'di11.1ry' '
To all w.'.-snn. it 11111;; (funr.-rn--—1iTI1ow Ye."
fI.&'l‘ t‘-.1-2 .\l1-:\'1ci\' .\Il'.~3'l‘.\.\'1& l.l.\'l.\ll~2S'l‘ still
cozitin-1.1.: in its ii-iiinipli-.1111: career, “ con-
qrieriiig and to 1'.-,111-pit-1"’ all the chronic cases
oi’ RlIE.L'.\lA'l‘l.\,‘.\l, or tliose oi ai'eeei1t,ae1ite.
:1n_l iiill-.iii1a1oi-y cl1:i1'ael1,-1'. Ir NI-:\'l'2ll r.i11.s!
i'i curin<_,»' lliiriis. Bruises or .\‘prains. For any
Sue. S.i‘cllill_g’. I-I1-iiptioii or l’aii1,iti.-:apcrl'cct
speciiic. ll'_vou don‘t believe it, try it! For
H-')i'ses and other aiiinials, it has no equal in
curing Bruises, Spraiiis. Sore Backs, Sp-.1vi1i,
S-;:|'al.tcllC=‘, or any other cause of Laiiieiic-ss.—
It will softeii the lioofs—lubi'icate the joints-
and lIt)‘.ll the llesh.
_ G— ‘W. WJSTBEIOOII.
(Sucei~:s_so11‘i'o .\. G. Bii.11:1: .b (.‘-o.,) _
Originator and sole proprietor. .l’i'i1icipa.lOlll-
co.-1: 304 Broadway. New York, and St. _Louis,
Micioiiri. For sale by all dealers in .\[ed1eincs.
. .A_'l‘Cl—IES, 1-iiperior article, rouiid -.iu:l
1 sqiiare splints in rouml u.'oo1l~1.'.n4t sqimrc
Paper Bo.t‘.I.‘s. put 1111 in shipping Ul‘(lC1'1‘3“‘‘d '
sold at the lowest pl'l9cs. by LIl._\.s._ Alu-
TRIDGE & C()., 125 Maiden Liuie, N 1 . ly
SEWING MACHINES.
(}l{()Vl'lR, BAKER .1: Co.
IIIS .\I.\1:111.\'1-: is iiowjustly the most. approv-
ed, and no coiitrovcrscy exists between it
and any other patent. Ofiices -105 Broailwuy,
New York, [I111/nmr.’.-it Square, Boston; an‘1‘1
O
42 South 411. Sl‘.,l’l1il‘.idclpl1ia. '
PIRITUAL '1‘El.EGRA1’l-I, Weekly, 52 rrlll
S Yi~:.>.1i, speciin
Books, for sale by ‘
300 Broa1l\'vay, New. 1 ork.
PA RTRIDGE &. BR lT'I‘Ai\‘ _.
3.
T0 T113 RIUSICAL WORLD ‘
I.-\.\IO‘1~‘OR'1‘ES, 1312.‘-.\‘-.\"1-."r1' .5: Co. $101
P Bi'oa11.\va.y, New York, are 1iia111ila_c.l111'i11g
and have coiistaiitly on liaiid an cxteiisrve as-
sortment of Pi-aiios, eiiibraeiug c\‘t'/1')’ 0‘
style and size, from 0 to 7 1-1 Op:r.i\1_.s. ‘ fioin
$100 to $1,000 each. We have t.cstiii1o11i11lsl1oiii
t‘.-«" first Piauists in the couiitry oi the superior
--av. B1:1:.i1ri'1i and S11'1:i:'i'.\'1:ss of tone
_ ‘- ._ ,,_m_;,.c 1-cgisli-1' of our Piaiios,
_-ticitv of touch lias been pre-
. all 0lIl' i1isti'uiiiciitsa.1'c fully
entire satisfactioii. Buyers
ncir own interests will call
1?
mud Eonrns.
441 Broadway, New York.
' Ill-I LAIKGI-I51‘ aiul best assort-iiiciit of I*‘irst
Class Piano Fort-es in New York, both with
and without the xEoli-an Atlacliiiieiit, may be
found at 441 Bi'o'.idway. All persons wisliiiig -.1.
good instrument at a low price will be sure to
find one at LINCOLN dz TIIO.-\ll’SOL\: S
1v 441 Broadway. New lork.
CHEAP PIANO PORTS HOUSE.
F IIILL; 54 Great Jones street, neai'
. Bi)wc1fiv.i_7(‘.\\' York. Pianos Tuned and
\iv.'..’
who 11111.; ~ :.
lmfore piirclia.-.. .g elsc\lllClL-
1y40
.. g - Pic/.l.u'c F-rm/to
". .'E‘AC'.T."D‘R1.".1{,
\JCI{. 101 Caiial-street, New
braiiclies. ly
.='i.=..~L~«
lV]_, ‘y'.,.-'1}.m(iii.ii1ig in all its
_'.r1n: ans!‘ HAIR nun-_ O _
ALLAl1D‘S New and li11prove11 Lditioii is
B the clieapcst and best article now oll‘ercd
to the public. It will color the Hair any shade
in 20 Minutes. _ mu
PIANO PORTES.
V J_ ,\-,11‘, IIAINES, 110 311 Avenue,‘ New
1 . 'ork. Dealers supplied on IlI)C1‘i1l
terms. 1740
KINSLIIY &. DARLING,
WHOLESALE DRUG-GIST 7
62 Vesey St., n m‘ G1-ce1zwzcl1st.,N. I.
RDERS persoimlly oi-‘by letter equally rc-
O gardcd in pi'ices,qnal1ties, dispatcli, kc. 1y
idgeport Carriage Rep0S11'.01'Y.
WE have on hand for the S[\l'1I1.€!
_ trade an iinusii-ally line assortincnt ol
riaircg as follows, viz :
1o°'1‘op Buggies of different patterns.
10 No top " " "
I2 l{ockaw11ys_ _
10 Light Trottiiig Buggies. _ _ _
l’he above are uiade e.\'pi'cssly for this man-
, . t “ml of the finest style and best \vorkinau—
' A: l{1~:i.1.o1:1:, S‘-3 Water sf-.
vi
.vo.\'
“--v lst. ‘
117$
_ . 1 and 3.
roucu ' ~ ;l1s, No. 2D, 1D & OD.
_1,,u',, No. 2-}.
,1“ l,._.,-_.»? do No. 2,20 and 531.
Warriii g-‘s plon ghs
nstings for the above and _
‘ W. C. STREET.
in hand and f'or sale by V I V V
A—nother large lot of Books.
HE Morning Stars of the New World by II.
F. Parker, Uncle Saiirs _Farm Fence, a
Maine Law story by A. II. _l\_lllll0.-_ The Cam‘
:ouibs of‘ Rome by Bishop I\l]). Hills, Lakes,
ind Forest Streams by S. H. I-Iaminoiid, and
miny more which we have not room to mention.
lufllce it to say. all the New Books received as
men as .Pll.')ll'.E*ll‘€ll at KNAPP'S.
Fiiiaav
J
District of W'est1:ort ss. Probate Court, July
‘ZTII1. 155-1.
S'l‘A'l‘ 1-} of .\[ERCY TAYLOR late of
Wcstport, in said District, deceased: ‘
The Court of Probate for the District of
Wcstport hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. l'or the creditors of' said
E1-lute to exhibit their claims for settleine11t.—
Those who neglect to present their accoiints,
properly attested, witliiu said time, will be de-
bnrred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate, are requested to make iniine11iate
pay ment to GEORGE C. IIATIIORN .In.,
3f31 Adniiiiistrator with the will annexed.
:I3l_°.llFl_—<li3;$°li" 3ll‘ilil5.°lI‘?‘Ei5-
niun WM. 11. .\1'no.\'..ii.1.-’s .uv1;u'r1si.\‘o Ilovsi:
I02 .\'.-\S~AU~S'l‘Iil-21:31‘, .\'1;w1'o111<.
by the cask orTb. at
LYON & KELLOGG’S,
Water st., Bridgeport.
TV 1.’! be 1’ubl2.7.vl1c¢l on the ].s!. zlugust.
The Cabin Boy’s Story.
1 Senii-J\“1u/Iical 11’omu.nr¢.- o_,/‘great int1:r¢'.~'t,
by the .‘1ull1or of!/1.0 " I’[ru.tc iDoclor.” lllc
" Lawyer’: -5'(ory,”_tl1.c " Old Doctor,’-‘ 1"c.
VIIE success hitherto enjoyed by the author
of the above popular works is a suflicient
guaraiitee of the favor with which any produc-
lions coliiiiig froin his pen will be 1‘cceive(1 by
the public. “ The Cabin Ilov’s Story” is a ro-
mantic iiarrative, illiistrat-111g the liorrors of the
Slave Trade, as carried on in the Coast of Af-
rica. 'I‘l1c author has served in the iiavy—and
the descriptioiis and characters are painted f1'oi1i
persoiial acquaintance with them. The story
is full ofcxciting interest and zidveiitiii-e as the
celebrated work of Defoe, " Robinson Criisoe,"
and has the advantage over that glorious lic-
tion, iiiasiniicli as it is founded on facts ofpvcry
day occi1r1'ciicc. The history of the heroine of
the Story, Ziileika, the Circassi-.111 Slave, pur-
chased at Coiistaiitiiiople, educated and iiiarricd
by the reckless, yet chivalric, Sc_vmoIil'——-the
coinniandcr of the Albatross, is simply the nar-
ration of a fact piiinted from the life, and all
the numerous cliaracti.-1's portrayed throughout
the story are vividly and graphically drawn.
'l‘l1c piiblisliers have already received 01'1l1-1':-.‘
for the whole of the edition it was origiiially
their intention to publish ; consequently they
have been obliged largely to increase it ; and
they respectfully request that all orders may
be sent in iiiiiuediatcly.
They coiilideiitly expect that the work will
create as much interest as any work of lictiou
that has of late years einiiiiated from the press.
as, notwitlistaiiding, sliice the puliln;-,1l.§o,, of
“ Uncle Tom’s Cabin,” works relating to slave-
ry in America, pro and can, have been mime,-_
ons, none have appeared having relation to the
sy.-iteni of purchasing slaves on the African
Coast, written by one_who has witnessed it in
all its hideous deforniity. The work is writtcii
in chaste and pure langiiagc, a1111 will ':e awcl-
eoznc and iiis.triictivc addition to the liiinily
librar .
Theywork will l'or1n a beautiful octnvo vol-
ume of 210') pages, haiidsonicly illustra.tcd with
line engravings, and elegantly bound in cloth.
Price, in cloth. $1 ; in paper 75 cents, at which
rate copies will be sent by the publishers to
any part of the country, f'ree of postage.
For sale wholesale and retail by the publish-
ers, ELLSWOR'l‘lI 85 STREET,
No. 22 Bcekinaii street, New York.
Ladies’ Dress Goods.
UST Received some splendid styles, at very
low prices, at the Cheap store of
' SPANG «I: BARl)WEL L.
West-port, J 11110 20, 1851.
‘ LOWS. Cultivators. Ilay Ciilh.-1-.<_. liar-
- rows, II'ces, Rakes, &c.—all kinds or f-.1i-1n-
ing utensils always to be found at
Lrox & Ki:i.1.oou's, 83 Wat1.'rsf., Bridgcpoi-t_.
en gratis. and all Sl‘IRI'l‘1}.-\L
Only 25 rents and 37 cents, 11 Bolllw.’
To all the ‘People 2
DR. LANG-LEY’S,
[ -1 u
Lonipound Root & Herb Bitters.
'l‘H1-I l’l~jOl’l.l-TS .\11:1>11'1.\'1:.
‘ “ Buy my and I'll1lo you gnarl."
I1.-\NGLl'.‘Y'S Conipound llock lloot, S:irsa-
parilla, Prickly Ash. Wild Clierry, Dande-
lion, Ma11dral.'e, and llliciibarb, ‘~' Root and
H1-r.'r I>‘i!l1-r.~r.-" There can be no better inedi-
cine l'or any one who is lroiiblc1l (as nearly all
people are in the .\‘pi'i11g' and Suininer) with
Liver Coinplaiiit.Jaiiiiiliee. \\"e'.iki1ess. Loss of
Appetite. llyspepsia, lleadaclie. :11id Bad lin-
inors in the Blood and Skill. 111111 for Nervous
Debility, Costiveness and Piles, this Conipound
is the best thing in the world. as by it, natiire
is assisted in her operation. pui'if'vi1i2; the blood
and reinoving disease. " "
Sold in Norwalk by W. E. Bissell, .\llcn.
"!°0l<Ul' «\7 00-. J cnnings & Newkirk. 1-). E.
l\'1}lllIl: 0110 lJy_Agents at South No1'\valk.
Sole -&.:cnt-s 111131-i«lg1.-poi-1., 11-’. J. .1: E. slici-
ton and T. C. Wordiii.
N‘ E' D‘3l)0l': 99 Uiiion-st-., Bosloii. Zliii""25l
\_
Patterson’sMC-dinpoiincl Extract
of BITTER APPLE !
FAMILY lleiiicily. nsi.-11 by llio11sand.~‘:lllll
found iiivaliial-le in the following will-
plaiiits, viz. : Dpspt.-p.~'i:1. l.iv1-r Coinpl-.1int. Pal-
llitat-ioii of the llcart. Ja11n1li1'1-. Worlllss Sick
llea11-aclie,Bilioi1s Co1nplain1.-. Constipation of
the Bowcls, I11,/SS of .\pp1-tile. and General and
Non-oiis llebilily. The n.-i.- of one bottle is
siillicieiit t1»s:1l.isl3’:1il)' "W ("ill-" “'Ul‘ll|. ‘-1110 lvllc
price is sucli as to place it within the reach of
all. Prep:1rc1l by ll. Paltc1'so11, Daricii, Ct.
I«‘or Sale by John A. W1:C(l and TV. .1‘). I‘-i.~'s1'l
No1'1\':1lk. ll. Taylor S. Noi'walk, Sainl. C. Sil-
linian New Caiiaaii, Cliiirles II. Boulon Wilton,
L. Tulllc and J. L. Bradley We:-:tpo1't.. 1-;'111Z5*
$300,000, Worth of Gifts 1or
the People!
ROI". IlART'S g‘1'c:it Gift l'J1it1'1'p1'ise. of
the Whole World. World's Ilall, Nos.
377 and 370 Broailway, New York.
l‘rof. J. Woodiiizin Hart. l'l‘1|l|l‘i!'I111’:lll'l \l:lI ‘ 5-'.' '-
I-‘.11. E. I3row11, 'l'1'1-as. 1-. |.. .\l11rlm1 (oi
C. Ashton llaiikins. J11-_.l-1-ipiiw [,('1'lllI' ,
Miss U. le Baron .\lur1locl1, \’o1-ali.-1 .-1ndl'ia11i.<l,
S. 'l'lil‘l, l.1';1~|i-r of |>':1n-l,
PROI*', J. \VO()DM AN HA 1171'
’Wonld respectfully iiiforiii the citi’/.ei1s of Nor-
walk and the World at lai'g1'. tli:it for the pur-
pose ofenabling all to see his wonderfiil illus-
tration of the Entire Wo1'l1l. the first and only
thing ofthe kind ever produced. now on exhi-
bition at the World's llall, Nos. 2377 & 379
Broad way, and for the purpose of populariziiig
A1iie1'icz1iiart; and also of giviiig \\'orl1l—\\'ide
llOlUl'l(!l_\’ to his reiiow11e1l “Books of ’l‘i'-avels,
Adveiitiircs, and Aiiecilotes.” which should be
read by the niillion, as well as to secure for the
Illiistrateil Journal called "‘ The Whole World”
the largest circnlatioii of any litei".1ry or busi-
ness paper extant. he will 1listi'ibiite aniong the
p1i1'cl1asc1's of his One Dollar Tickets 300,000
Magiiiliceiit and Valuable Gifts, aiiiounting to
the sum total of $300,000.
LIST 01'‘ GIFTS,
Prof. IIai't”s Whole World, worth an iniiiieiise
fortune to any one, valued at $50,000
Prof. Hart's elegant Country Seat, with
100 acres of Land in a high state of
cultivation, the buildings 011 which
cost $15,000 situated on Long Island
Sound and coninianding :1 1nagnili-
cent view of 30 iiiilcsin every direc-
tion, valued at
A Cash, Loan for J00 years witlioul. iii-
terest or security.
The Celeb1'ated Model of the City of
San Francisco, now on exhibition,
25,000
10,000
valued at 3,000
Prof‘. Hart's Far Famed Panorania of
the Holy Land, 15,000
A Magniliceiit City Residence in New
York, 17,000
100,000 Volumes of I’rcf. I'I:ll'l‘.7S Ex-
tensive Travels in the Old and New
World i1itei'spci'sc1l with rcinarablc
advciitures, amusing aiiccilotes, and
thrilling incidents, elegaiitly boun1l_.
with gilt cilges. including apoi'l1'ait
of t.lie7.i11tlioi' 75,000
Tweiity-live building lots,e-acli contain-
ing l0,000sq1r.1i'e feet, in a.bea1itiful
village in the suburbs of New York
city, each valued at 3500 12,500
30 elegant Rosewood Piano‘s at 3300 9,000
-s e= 500 2,500
20 ‘- -‘-' .\lelodcons 100 2,000
51) l- Gold Watches, 100 5,000
10” ‘ '* 7.3 7,500
100 50 5,000
200 2.3 5,000
101) Biaeelels, 15 1,500
1,041!) ‘~' Riiigs, 2 2,000
.. .'. ..' 1
200 sets“ Silver tea-spoons. 9 1.800
20 "' “ Dessci't-spooiis, 1'3 000
25 “' “ Table-spoons, 1.5‘ 450
20,000 vols. _\Irs. Partingtoii-‘s Carpet
Bag ofFun, at 25 cents 10,000
30,000 pieces of the most lasliioiiable
music, at 25 cents each 7500
35,0110 elegant steel cngi'avings,at 25
cents each 8,750
80,000 finely engraved pocket maps of
the city ofNew York 14,127 75
31,000 portc monnaics, at "25 cents 7,772 25
300,000 Gifts 3300.000
A Vriluab/.e Giflfor every Tic/act.
Each S1 ticket enables the holder to four ad-
missions to the exhibition, or to one years sub-
scription to the Illnstratc1l1~‘a1nily Library and
Conimcrcial Journal, called the " Whole \l'oi'l1l,’
and also to one of the 300,000 Gifts, thus ensu-
ring every person invested in this stupendoiis
eiitci'pi-ize the f'i1ll worth of his or her money,
and a rare cliauce to realize :1 fortune beside.
Ticket b1iyci's will also receive, ei-igravcd 011
their ticket, when purcliascd, an elegant por-
trait of' l’rof'essor lliirt, and a correct and elab-
orate di'i1wing of his splendid country scat, one
of the gifts, to which a grand free excursion
will be given.
When the 300.000 tickets are sold, the prop-
erty will bc placed at the disposal ofa cou1ii1it-
tee appointed by the ticket-lioldcrs ofany place
wlicrcin the greatest number have been sold, to
be distributed as shall be perfectly fair and sat-
isfaictory to all concerned and judgingfrom the
increasing rapidity with which the tickets are
being pnrcliased by all classes of people in eve-
ry part of the country, it is i'cason-able to con-
clude that the eiiterpi'ise will soon tcriuin-.ife
in the happiest style.
All orders by mail must be ad1lress1.'1l, post-
piiid. money enclosed. to Prof. J. Wood n1:11i
Hart, Nos. 378 & 1370 Broadway, World's Hall.
New York, 111111 the tickets will be promptly
foi'1va.i'1led to any part of the world.
If any orders are receiv('11 after the tickets
have allxbecn sold. the enclosed money will be
promptly returiied to the persoiis sending it
Every ticket-liolder will be duly nomlcd of
the time and inaiincr of the distribution o_l' the
gills. and all may safely rely upon the honorable
l'ullilluic1it of the iiii(1ei'fakiiig. Wlicii the gifts
are :uva1'1le1l. holders of tickets shall also be
promptly notified as to what gift they shall rc-
eeivc.
It is ailvisable for those desirous of securing
a year’s subseriptioii to the uiiiqnc pictorial
joiii'iialcalled " The II-Viola Ilfurlil,” lorcinit
the money immediately, in order to coniinence
with the beginning of the first volume.
J. WOODMAN IIART,
Propr1'1'!0r and Editor.
AGENTS.
Persoiis desiring to become agents l'or the
sale of tickets, by l'orwai'ding post-paltl. 31.
shall be sent a gift ticket and a pi'ospeclllS,-
coiitaining all 111.-ccssa1'y i1if'o1'iiiatio1i.
REI"l'.'RlL‘.N‘CI'.‘S 1.7V ./\’'.I'.' IV YORK.
L. E. Bulkely, Attorney at. Law, 40 Wall-st.,
Capt. Riley, St, Nicholas Hotel.
11‘. J. Visscher k\: ($0., Real Estate B1'ol.'c1'.=, EHO
Broadway.
Any ii1l'o1'111atio1i relative to the gifts may
be obtained throngli the ollice of the \\"orl1l’s
Hall. where also inay be had any other re-
sponsible reference ilesircd.
T/u.'11p;1r11d11( l¢’llI:1'I'.~’ frnlll ‘"1"’:/‘ /'1":/3 I/Ill‘/‘S fbznisrrl
2I.'l1o1'..-omqfllu: II10.\‘[.\'n.I.‘flsx/'1ll4lI1Il :1-wll I'I'IlIl I111:-_>/.~r.v
o/‘Ina: _\'.-w Purl.‘ Iiur :
Asron lloi'.~'1; .\l:1rr-li l.'-.l.h, I85-l.
P1101). II.\R'l‘.-—I)C:1l' Sii':—I1iclose1l I s1.-1i1l_\'1)i1
as rcqiiestcd, a writteii st:1tc1n1'_11t_ of my opnnon
relative to your plan for exhibiting the ll hole
Woi-I11. and the distributioii of gifts in connec-
tion therewith, by which you will perceive that
ofthe re-aso1istlici'ci1i stated, there is clearly
no i11l'ri1i-,-geiiieiit upon any existing law. or any
one that can coiistitutionally be passed. . .
I -.1111 pleased to learn that your ent1-.rpr1se is
lllclélilig with 111iivc1's_al palroiiagc, and will
l.lll:l'elorc soon terniiiiatc in the most sa.tisfacto-
"3’ lllmllll-'1" Respcctfull_v. &c..
L. E. BU l.l\' ELEV.
Ollicn -10 Wall st., N. Y.
~ANvrL§""EfiB'ir1cE .
1’0l<!l' Wriglit-'s Anvils a1i11 solid bo\’
. 111111 1 V. __
V 'I‘i|lotson’s ilii 10%‘
Eagle 1].,
Tillotso11’s brass box Vices,
Hydc’s and Parker's do
of all sizes fo sale by
IAYJX ("J l(l'l‘3l.L0(iU.\V{1l.CI' Sl'.., ]il'l(lg‘(ID0I.L
Sardines
a very siipcrior quality, Just 1-1-cciw-d by
0"
IIOLM ES & M ii EK ER.
mrrzorcazr. ADVISER AND man-
RIAG 1: warns.
E
l.lv2\'l-).\"l‘ll edition, 340 pages, cloth, with
iic-.irly seventy live colored e11gravings._
,i‘eprcsc1itii1g all the diseases of the genital or-
gans of the male and female; the most com-
plete and practical work on the physiological
inystcries and 1'C\'0l'.tl.iOI‘lS of the male and le-
inale scxiial sysfcnis ever publislied, with the
latest cxperiineiits and discoveries in repi'od11c-
tion. It illustrates anatoinically and fully with
the plates everytliiiig pcrtainiiig to the male or
feinale genital systcins; with a full description
of the riiiiscs.syinptoins, and most certain cure
of-all iliseascs to which they are liable; from the
secret habits ofyonth and excesses of'iuati1re age
as iinpofency and innocent or unforscen adhe-
tions, syphilis (priinary a1i1l coiistitutioiial) gon-
Ol'l‘ll:l‘l‘, l1le1ii1o1~1~l1agic. etc. with niiinerous eer-
tilicalcs ofllic most unparalleled cures cverpcr-
forincil. Every person both married and sin-
gle should read this work. Sold by Stringer
.\:'1‘ownsc11d. 222 Broadway, at the Broadway
1’ost()llicc -122011-oaiiwav, and by the author
l)1-. L:1l'lll0lll.-, «J2 Reade street. corner of Brad-
way. N ew York, foriiicrly l'roin Paris and Lon-
don. Price 251, mailed free of postage to any
“‘l‘l“°f“'.' 5‘-"5“"°l.l" sealed. Address all letters
ll"-" '1 B‘'°‘“l‘‘'ily: 1’ 053 Olhcc, New York.—-
.-\gClllS waiited in every town. The author
cures all the 111.-:cases tre-.1.ted on in the work,
at IIIS old ollicc, -l2 Reade street, corner of
l§l‘o:i1l\1':iy, froin 11 A. M. till 2 1’. .\l., and from
0 till 0 evening (Sunday from 2 till 3 P. M.)—-'-
N. B.——N0t the Drug Store. Iy4l
URE_Mar.-:eilles o1i—i«fspcc1..11}"17oi- Table
use, just received at Bissi-:1.i.’s.
For Sale cheap.
M 0 DE RN Built square box family wagon,
suitable for one or two horses. It will be
Enquire at the
3t’
A
sold cheap for want of use.
G.1z1:'1"1'i: Oi-'1-'1i'i:.
Feed, Feed.
111E siibsci-ib1-.i's keeps constantly on hand
every descriptioii of Feed, which it will be
11 pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,
and no growliiig. Give us a call.
HOLMES & CO.
Iron and Steel.
,‘-i\lElI.lCAN, English refined, and English
I. coninioii Iron. assorted square, round and
llat, horse and ox shoe shapes, nut, band, hoop
and bolt i1'o1i. Ca1't and wagon tire, east Ger-
man. English blister, spring and American
Steel, &c., for sale by WM. C. STREET.
Panning Mills.
1" the farnicrs want their grniii cleaned well
and liist, let them go and buy ofCiiio111:s'r1-:11
TRAW cutters, Ilove-y’s patent spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the market, at
CIlICHESTER’S.
NE W BOOT, SHOE,
Lcatlicr 81 Fiiidiiig Store
WIIOLESALI-I dz RETAIL.
IIE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that lie has taken a store on the west side
of the bridge, opposite the Post Oflice, No. l
Watci'-st., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at all times a large stock ot'gent’s,
ladies’ and chil1lrci1’s Boots and Shoes of all
dcscriptioiis, nianufiictiired by us expressly for
this market, by the best of workiucii and of the
best materials; 110 cxci'tions will be spared to
please those who favor us with 11. call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order, with neutiiess, and
despatcli. A share of public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited by J. P. IIANFORD, Jr.
E l’ai'ticular attention paid to repairing in
all its branclies. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.
1
\
Lubin’s Extracts
I-IE subsci'ibei' has now on hand the most
complete assortinent ever before offered in
Norwalk. Pafehouley, Sweet Brier,Wcst End,
New .\[own Hay, Citroiiella Rosc,Jockey Club,
Magnolia, Sweet Pea. Sweet Clover, ikc. ; also,
alargc stock of Eiiglish, French and German
Cologiies; Hair Oils, Shaving Soaps and
Creams, &c., .i'c.
PURE BAY WATER, at
Bissi~;i.i.’.~l.
The Wonder ofthe Age.
4 XCELSIOR Family Starch, a superior ar-
ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch
now in use ' it produces a Beautiful Polish
without guiiiniing the Iron or Fabric. For
sale by the Box 01' Paper by ALLEN,MEEKER
dz CO., who can furnisli it to dealers at Factory
Prices. ..~, '
Selling qfl'_C/zcap .’
' HE subsci'iber is selling his Wat-clics,
J cwclry and Fancy Goods at 25 per cent.
rediiction in prices. If‘ you want goods in my
inc cheap call at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
Elie Red Watch. 0. S. Cnuix,
Silver and Plated Spoons, Forks,
Butter and Fruit Knives, silver
.§- plated Naplcm Rings, 4}-c.
HAVE a very fine stock of the above goods
on hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by pedlcrs, and gaiidsoiuely en-
graved without charge. . S. CLARK,
2 Skid1ly’s Block
Spring Dc Laines, &c.
E would call the attention of all in want
to our new and well selected stock of
De Laiiies, Prints and Gingliains, which com.
prise the liandsoniest styles ever offered in this
iuarket, and at prices which cannot fail to
please the» most economical. All Wool dc
Laincs of the best make imported, in large vii.-
riety and at extremely low prices.
- C. J. GRUMAN.
EAD A: FULMEIUS Crotoii Metallic Fire
proof l’aint.—This article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paiiit. in use. It is proof against the
action of the weather and lire, and is cheaper
tlian other paints in consequence of its taking
Icss oil to mix, ai11l covering much more sur-
face, twice as nuich as some. Give it a trial.
E. V. A. CIIICIIESTER, Agent.
E. V. A. OHIOHESTEIPS
IZIIISCELLANEOUS
CATALOGUE.
Bain Door Rollers and Hangers.
Dish Scrapers. Scrapers for wood 11'. stone.
Sash Rollers.
ghain gpnip Reels, 0 and 8 arm.
iinip iaiii.
Wagon Boxes, 2 to 0 in. in setts.
Carria--‘c Bolts.
Tire B3115.
Boring Machines.
Twine Paper.
Mason’s Selves.
Carriage Bows and Bands.
Lace and Damask.
Enamellcd Car Cloth.
Window Sash, all sizes.
Patent Clothes Pins.
Well Buckets and Wheels.
Glue Pots and Kettles.
‘“'1\Iall1'.ahlc Castings.
Six barrel Revolvers, 4 and 5 in barrels.
Single “ Rifle Pistols.
Game Bags. .l'.c.. &c.
‘$1-t_‘%Il-‘T'1;EZI.li’S MATERIALS.
1‘ 0 -'3‘-1‘ .- 51 qualities.
No. 1, or snow white Zinc.
" 2, silver “ H
3, brown stone “
H _ . -‘A H
Linseed Oil, boiled and raw.
Spirits 'l‘i1rpeiitine.
Copal, Coach and DemarVa1~nie].
Putty and Sand Paper. I '
Chinese and Anierican Vcrniillion.
Clironic Green and Yellow.
Paris (ireci1_, dry and in oil.
Freiieh Mariiic and Imperial Green.
}llllElll- and lt:.l1.\l\’l ,llll}l)(3l'.1 Terra do Seinmh
III» ll1l'0‘C‘ aiu e1 .0111 .
Drop lT'ory and Lampbluck.
Crototi {1lll(l‘1lli[llSll\\'(3ll'S Mcfalic Paints, for
out 11111 -111.79.
Plllllitft‘ Stone. groniid and in lump.
\\'in1low (ll-.1s.-', a l11.1'g1.- assortniciit. of all
Epialitics and prices, both French and
mcivcan.
AGRICULTURAL IMPLBMENTS.
Bush Ilooks.
Gui-deii and Railioad Wlicclbarrows.
Corn Sliellcrs, single and double wheeled.
I~‘a1i1iii1g Mills.
1\Iaunre Poi-ks. Batclfelor, Harper, Wl1ip-
ple and I-I111-riiigtou 1nakei's.,
Hay Forks, various makes.
Ilorse Hay Rakes and Ilarrows.
Ploiiglis, made to_order to suit the various
kinds ol'la1i1l1ii this part of the coun-
try.
Straw and Ilay Cutters, made by }Iovey,f.he
most approved kind.
Road or Ox Scrapers.
Ox Bows and Yokes.
Bow Pins.
Cow Tics
Crow liars.
Ilay Klll\'t‘>‘.
l1‘arricr “
Ox Baskets.
Nnw vom: nnancng
OLOTHINO STORE 1
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
Great Sale of Ready Jliadc Clotliing .’
LOMAN A: TURK would announce to the
people of Fairficld County, that they have
recently made 11 very large addition to their
former stock of Well Jtladc and Fash-ionable
CLOTHING!
for men and boys, which wi:l be sold on the
Cheap, One Price, Cash. System.’
and all who are in waiit. of a good garment foi'
a little money, will find it for their ailvantagc to
call at the .z\"ew York Branch Clothing Store,
where will be found in part the following arti-
cles with prices affixed :
500 Frocksaiid Sacks, offlroadclotli,
Docskins, Tweeds and Fancy
Cassimeres, from
1000 pairs Paiits, of all shades and
colors, for Laborers, Meelianics
$32 to $12
and Busiiiess Men, from to 5
200 Vests, of new patterns and dc-
signs, all varying in quality and
price f'rom 75¢; to $4
—A1.so--
stocks, scai'l's, liaiidkercliicfs, s oulder B1-aces
-111 short, every description of GcnIlc.'nen".9
I'urmslu'u.g Goods, besides many other articles
too nuinerous to mention.
(forwcst Pru-1: on_1t, with no deviation, and we
c y 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. Ilotel.
H ' k‘
arness Ma mg.
HE subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
‘ liberal pati'o11uge bestowed on him the past
live years by the citizens of this and the adjoin-
tug towns, and would inform them that he has
coiistuntly an hand 11. large assortnieiit of
Satlrlles, H11/‘tress, T rztnks. Vali-
ses, l'Vlu'p.s', Carpet
Bags, «TC.
which he will sell much less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of niatci'ials are
always used and perfect satisfaction giiarantied
on all work excciited at this eatablisliinent, or
the money returned.
_.]'.;v3‘ We have now on hand and are making
up to order, several sctts ofveryligl1t~.11id tasty
double and single H./IRJVESS, which will be
found superior in ncatncss, and beauty of finish
and workmaiisliip, to anything ever exhibited
in this market befoi'c."'.'fi
Special attention. paid to Repairing, wliicll
will always be done at the .§lt0i‘I(’8f
notice, and in tlic neatest
manner.
@Just calland see yourselves.
F. BRADLEY,
1853, Aug. 9. Under Conn. Ilotel.
New Canaan Nursery.
STEPHEN IIOYT at C0.
AVE on hand and offer for sale at their
Nurseries, situated one and a half‘ miles
east of the village of New Canaan, and three
and a half from Norwalk :
Apple, Pear, (standard and dwarfs,) Peach,
Plum, Chci'ry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.
Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the F111-
tolf', Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp.
English Gooscberries; Currauts,black English,
red and white Dntcl1,supei'ior varieties ; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.
OR.\'A.\Il-INT.-1]. Tiini-:s.—]Ioi'se Chestnut, mo11ii-
tain ash, silvcr maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
and arbor vities. For vigor and healthfulncss
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 ot'applc trees,
that they be suchas are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers,
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nnrscrscs now occupy more than 15 acres of
lan1l,cmbi'1icing more than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. 1340
UTLERY.—A splendid assortment of'Aiiier-
ican and English Cutlery, both table and
pocket. Please call and examine.
E. V. A. CIIICIIESTER.
Pancy Goods,
HE plnce to get them is at Bissi-:1.i.’s,
T where you will liiid Ladies’ and Gent's
Port Monies from lid. to $5 00; Hair, Ilat,
Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes ; Dressing Ivo-
ry and Back Combs; Razors, Knives, Scissors,
Hand Mirrors, Fancy Boxes, Wallctts, Pocket
Books, with every variety of'Fi1,ncy Goods, at
prices lower than can be found 111 Norwalk.
Cheap for Cash.
VIIE subscriber would offer for sale cheap l'or
cash Freiicli and Ainerican Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China. and Bohemian
Ware; fine Geriuaii Accordeons and Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. GRIFFETII.
Shaving, and Hair-dressing.
AE subscriber is still to be found at his old
T stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
his customers, in all the depai'tmeiits of shav-
ing,ha.irdi'essing,head clcnsing, .l'.c., 1I'.(3. His
many years experience in these branc_hcs,:he
deems :1. suflicieiit guarantee of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. I’articular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of childrens’ hair. Sick per-
sons wiiited on at their residences. He has iilso,
all the leading Journals of the day for so «at
his News Depot. audis Agent for Adams &_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 assortment of the
celebrated Zinc Paints. comprising snow
' white, white, pearl and brown, ground in oil,
manufactured by the “New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and for sale at thci{vln1p1%st_g1i5<}'.{cI:E.ET.
Wrapping Paper.
BEAMS Straw, Manilla and Hard-
50 ware Wrapping Paper, Cap and Let-
tcr Paper, at mill prices, just received, at
BISSELUS.
New Goods.
OCKET Cutlery 1, 2, 3 and 4 blades new
patterns, a large assortment; Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved quality; Pru-
ning Knives, grass hooks, pruning shears, sick-
les, garden trowels, patent gate hiniges and
ketches, 820., just received and for sale by
' WM. C. STREET.
Nails,
N quantities to suit purchasers at lowest
rates, at CHICIIESTERS.
Napkin Rings,
SILVER and Plated, a new lot, and che ip,
at JACKSON’ .
ARDEN Rakes, Spading forks. I-Iocs long
and short handled miinure forks, sliovels
of all kinds. Farmers and Gardiiers would do
well to call at E. VA Ciiiciinsri-:11
sourn NORWAL1! s-rovn unreac-
Be it Known
O the Inhabitants of'Nor1valk and vicinity
that the siibseribcr is still driving biisiiicss
at his stand, corner of Main and West streets,
South Norwalk, where may be l‘c111idco1isl.1iutly
on hand 11 general assortinenf. of Cooking, Par-
lor, Shop and Ollice Stoves, which in outside
dress [)l'C‘.~‘(‘l|t’. :1 very pleasing appearance; but
the most iiuportaiit of all is their iiiteriial ar-
rangement, which combine economy in con-
sumption ol‘Fucl, great extent of radiating sur-
face, pcrfectioii in baking and iiiildness ofheat ;
a weeks trial is better than a thonsaiid rel'cr-
enccs.
I11 addition to the above may be l1a11 in any
qiiiintitics, Tin, sheet iron. copper, brituniu. ju-
pa1i’d, wooden ai11l willow wares, Ainericaii and
Ellgll.\.IlCl1IlcI'y, sewing birds. portable caldrons
for wood or coal from 1-2 to 1 barrel, sad iron
lieaters, furnaces, stove and boot blacking, coal
hods, force and suction pumps, well pumps
weather proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, sheet |11'as1i,
zinc copper and iron, iron wire and rods, brass
and eiianieled kettles, etc, etc. Mettlc Rooliiig,
Plumbing and House Jobbing, done with dis-
patch a111I warraiited, llcaters and Raiigcs set
to order. Rcnieinbering with gratitude the fa-
vors of the public, I still reniain their most
obcdieiitservaiil. F. II. NASII.
South Norwalk. Oct. 26. tf-I-I
Building Stone For Sale.
‘TIE s1ib.~:ci'iber has for sale a large qiiaiitity
of excellent building stone. D. l"l.\'Cll.
Scythe Stones and Rifles, &'c., &c.
,. .,. .....---.-.~=-*
Oct. 1011,, 11111
Bosoms, collars, gloves, sus ciiders, sl1irts,.
N. B.—Every article will be marked with the,
.f%0NiIEYANCES-
N. Y. &. N. H. Railroad-
lS5-1. SUMMER ARRANGl<}MI~2N'l‘_. I854.
Connncncing ..1Iuy I5, 1854-.
Trains to Nevv York.
From ./\"1'w Hn,iu'n..
CCO.\L\lODA’l‘ION——At 5.30,
10.15 .1. .11. and -1.210 1'. .11.
Exi'ni-:ss—-At 0.35 .1. .11. and 1.10 1.50, 0.25
1'. .11.
From. .’\"orwalI.' (mil Port Clieslc.-r.
Sri-:1:1.11. Accou. trains fi'oi11 Norwalk—At
0.00 .1. .\l. ; from Port Chester, at 5.30 .1. .11. a1111
3.50 1-. .11.
Trains l'l'0lIl N evv York.
For ./\"c.-w Haven.
.-\l:co.\ixioiwriox-—At 7 and 11.30 .1. .11.. : and
at 4.10 and 5.15 1'. .\1. The -1.10 1'. 31. tl‘:l/ill is
Express to Greenwicli.
1ax1'1:1:ss_-—At 8 .1. .11., ; 3.00 and -1 1'. .\1.——'l‘hc
S .1. .\I. train stops at Sl.a111l'oi-11 a1idBri1lg1-port;
the 3.00 1'. .11., at Stainford . Norwalk and Bri1ln'e-
port; the 4 1'. .\1. train at'Sta1nl'ord. '5
For Port Clioslrr Iuul ./\“or'wuIlr.
‘.S1’l£(!l.\L A1.'1'o.\1. 'l‘1:.i1.\'s—-At 8.45 .1. .\1. and
0.00 1'. .\l. for Norwalk, and 1.30 1'. .11. and 1.20
1'. )1. for I'ort Chester.
‘or b'US’1'()./V‘, iriu. Ilurlforil, Sliriu‘,-.(/icltl
11 It 11 I'Vorc1'sIor.
E.\'1'11i;ss at S .1. .11. and 11 1'. .\l.
at Springlii l1l.
For CmuIc1'li1'uI li‘inu', l'u'mont ltuilromls,
uml ./llori/rcal.
l'Jx1'i:i-:ss——-At 8 .1. .\l. ,I)inc at Spriiigliold.
For .Ieitommmlutio/1. '1'/‘(tin 15/‘(lie J\"uI.r H11.-
1.-rn, Hrwtforil, (mil Srrin._r,rfip]u' 1.‘, R__Al,
11.30 .1. .11. and 3.00 1'. .11. K
For Cruiril R. R.-—At S and 11.30 .1. .11.
For ..'\"c'lU Haven (Mill ..\"r:Io London 11‘. R.
Ex1'111;ss—-At S .1. .11. to New London. Nor-
wich, Stonington and Providence, and 3.00 1'. )1.
to New London only.
For I{ou.y(LI1I/iii: R(1ilroazl.
]L'.i‘pre'.v.s-—_»\t 8 ,1, )1,
For ./\"(1ug(1tII.cl.' Railreml.
E.1rpress—-At 8 .1. .11. an1l 3 1-. 1..
For 1)u.nbury and .l\"nrwa]].- Rm'],-Um],
..1ccom.—-At 7 and 8.45 .1. .\i. and Express at
4.10 1'. .11.
0.45, and
Dine and Sup
Trains to JVUD Yorl.‘_/‘rum .'\"ur1cul/1‘.
A1'co.\i.—-At 0, 0.40, b.05, and 11.10 .1. 11.. and
5.50 1'. .11. '
Ex1'i1i:ss.—-At 10 42 1.11., at 2.15 and 10.30 1'.11.
'1'ruins to .zVow Iftwe/1 from .l\"oru-all-'.
Aeco.\i.—-At 0.24 .1..\1., at 1.51, 3.10, 0.2-}, and
7.3!) 1'. ii. Ex1'n1-:ss—At5. 1'. .\I.
See large bill of advei'tise1iie1it at the Station
Houses and principal Hotels.
GEO. W. WHISTLER, Ji1., Su]r't.
Danbury
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Comiexcixo Mn’ 15, 185-1.
_ Trains will run daily (Sundays excepted) as
follows:
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALE
1stPasst-nger at 0.50 A. M.—Ari'iving at
South Norwalk at 8.00 .1. .\l. and connecting
with the 0.45 .1. .11. Accommodation Ti'aiii froni
New Haven, stopping at all stations.
21! Passenger at 3.45 P. M.—Comiecti11g at
South Norwalk with the 4.30 P. .11. Acco1ii1no-
dati_on Train from New Haven, stopping at all
stations. Passengers going East from South
Norwalk, will take the New York 3.00 1'. .11.
Express Train to Bridgeport and New Haven.
3¢_l Passengers amt Freiglit at 5.30 P. .\I.-—
Arriving at South Noi'walk in time for Passen-
gers ggiiig East to take the 5.15 1'. .11. ace. train
from New York; and for those going West, the
0.25 1'. .11. Express Train from New Ilaven, pass-
ing the 0.25 1'. .\I. Passenger 'l‘raiii from South
Norwalk at Wilton at 0.48 1'. .11.
SOUTZ-I N ORWALK T0 DANBURY.
lst Passenger at 9.25 A. i\I.—Rcceiving pas-
sengers from the New York 7.00 .1. .\I. and the
New Haven, 0.45 .1. .11. Accom. Trains, and ar-
riving at Daiibury at 10.35 .1. .11., stopping at
all stations.
21! Passenger and Frciglit at 11.05 A. M.-
Rcceiving Passengers from the 8.45 .1. .11. Train
ti-on_i New York. and the 9.35 A. .11. Express
Train from New Haven, receiving and landing
Passcngers and Freight at all the way stations,
and arriving at Danbury at 12.50 1'. 11. This
'l‘rain will wait twenty minutes, should either
Train be delayed as long.
311 Pas..s'czigcr at 0.25 P. i\I.—Recciviug Pas-
sengers from the 4.30 1'. .11. acc.Trai1i from New
l_Iavei1, and the -1.10 1'. .\i. ace. and express train
l_roni New York, and arriving at Daubury at
1.35 1'. .11., stopping at all stations,
Stages from Ridgclicld Centre run to Ridge-
lield Station so as to connect with the 0.50
A. M., and the 3.4.3 I’..\[.. traiiis. and return on
the arrival at the Ridgclield Station oftlie 9.25
A. M. and 0.25 1’. M. tr:1.i1is.
HARVEY S.\ll'l‘II, Sup't.
Daiibiiry, May, 1851.
For BOSTON
STON GTON LINE, for HOSIOII,Pl'0\'ltlCIlCC1
_ New Bedford, and Taunton.—Inland Route,
without change ofcars or detention. C1l.l'l‘ylll"
the Easterii Mail. ' °
The steamers C. VANDERILT. Capt, Joel
Stone, and COM.\IOD()RE, Citptitill John G.
Bowns, in coiiiiectiou with the Stoningtcn and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, leaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
ceptcd,) from Pier No. 2 N. R. , first wliarf'abovc
Battery-place, at 5 o’clock I’. M._. and Stoiiing-
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 elegaiice. The oili-
ccrs are experienced and atteiitive.
The natural advantages of this route are sii-
pcrior to any o.her. Being shorter and more
direct, the trip is more pleasantly and expedi-
tiously pcrformcd. while passengers can always
rely on reaching their destination in advance
of those. by either of the other routes.
The Co.\i.\ioi>oni~:, from New York——.\Iond-ay,
Wednesday and Friday. From Stoiiington_
Tuesday, Thiirsday and Saturday.
The C. VA.\‘DERBII.T, from New York—'l'ues-
day, Thursday and Saturday. F1-om Stoniug-
ton—Mondad, Wednesday audFi‘iday.
N. B.—Pasx-'enge1's on tll'l‘IVIllg at Stouingtou.
proceed immediately per steamboat traiii to
Providence, Boston, Taiinton and New Bedford.
or by accommodation trains from Stoniiigton
at 0 I-2 A. M.
A Baggage-Master accompanies the stcaiiier
and train through each way.
For passage, berths, state-rooms, or freiglit,
applicatioii may be made at Pier No. 2, N. R.,
or at the office. No. 10 Battery-place.
New York &. Liverpool 11. S.
MAIL STEAMERS.
I-IE Ships couiposiiig this line are the fol-
lowing:
A.'l‘I..-\.\"I‘IC. Capt. West. 1’.\ciric, Capt. Nye.
Aiicrie, Capt. Luce. B.ii.1'ic, Capt Comstock.
ADRIATIC, Capt. Grafton.
These ships have been built by contract, cx—-
pressly for Government service. Every care
has been taken in their const-riiction, as also in
their Engines, to insure strength ai11l speed, and
their accommodations for passengers are 1111c-
qualed for elegance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; in second 110., $70; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $300; from
Liverpool to New York, £30a1id£20. A11 ex-
p01'i0l1CC(lSl'lI‘g‘C0l1 attached to each ship. No
berth secured iiutil paid for.
PROPOSED DATES OF SAILING.
i~‘no.1.i NEW roux. I-‘l'.0.\I 1.ivi-:11i'ooi..
Saturday. . Aug. 20 Wednesday. . Aug. 24
Satiirday..Scpt. ll We1li1esday..Sept. 7
Sutui-11ay . . Sept. 17 Wednesday . . Sept. 21
Sat11r1lay~..Oct. 1 Wednesday--Oct. 5
Sat1ir1lay..Oet. 15 Wcd1icsd:iy..Oct. 19
Satiirday..Oct. 20 Wcdnesday..Nov. 2
Sa.turday..Nov. 12 Wednes1lay..Nov. 11;
Saturday..Nov 20 We1lucs1h1y..\'ov. ti
Saturday..Dcc. 10 Weducsday..])ec. 14
Satui'di1y..Dcc. 24 Wcdnesday..Dec. 28
For freight or passiigc apply to EDW’l)
K. COLLINS &« Co., No. 50 Wall-.<t., N. Y.;
liiowx, SlI1l'|.Y A: Co., Liverpool; E. G. Ron.
iziirs it Co., No. 13 King's Arms Yard.l.oi11Io1i ;
Joiix .\I1J.\'1:oi~: 11'. C11,. Rue Nortc Ditiiie dcs Vio-
tories, Paris, or G120. II. l)ll.\l’Ell. llavre.
The owners of these ships will 11ntbe:i1:co11i1t-
aiible l'or gold, silver. bullion, specie, _i1-weli-y,
precious stniies or iiictals. unless bills of hiding
are signed tl1er1.'for, and the value tlu'i-col'tl1c1-o-
in expressed. 3y
fly, a line :1s.=crt1ii1'11t of
I Satin Casliim-1'es for Ladies‘ Clonks; also,
Cloths. Mcrinocs, &c., by C. J. GR1;'.\lAN.
Wanted Immediately,
i\'Yq11a11tity of persoiis of all :1_'.:cs an-1
coiiditioiis lo ]llIl'Ull:l.<13 line l\'alel11'.-'._i.-\1'-
elry 11.1111 eleg:111tSil1'1-1' Ware. now on 1-.\'l1ibi-
t’.o111l-aily at No. ‘.3 Ski1l1ly’sBlock.
O. CL.-\ltl(.
10
Grindstones.
'l‘ONb' Ohio Grit. of all sizes. for sale
by LYON it Kl-Il.l.OGG,
83 Water st., Bri1lg1'port.
1 st. Bridgeport.
__ For New York.
711111-Jsloops Mary A. Selleck and Domestic,
have cmnmeiiced their weekly trips. to and
from N ew York. The sloop Mary A. Selleck,
Capt. G. Grumman, will leave Norwalk every
'l‘u1.-sday; returning will leave Pike Slip, New
York, every Saturday. The Domestic, Capt. I.
Demmoii, will leave Norwalk every Satuxday;
returning will leave Pike Slip, N. 1'., every
Thni-sday' All freight forwarded to this line,
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch.
Prod nee sold at the highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. Freight to be sent
on the Danbury and Norwalk Railroad, will be
lan1led at the freight depot, also freight rec’d
from the depot free of extra ch1i1'gc'
SELLECK it DBMMON.
Norwalk, April 4th, 1854. ‘
VVILLIAMS dc GUlON’S
Emigration and Foreign Ex-
change Ollce.
No. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and
TVaterloo Road, Livetyzool.
The 01d Black Star Line of Packets,
Sailing pmictually from Liverpool on the lat,
tilli, lllli, llitli, 21.91.‘ and 20th of each vmmlln
and comprise the following .-rplendid ships.
Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. Westcrvclt, lloodlcss, 1600
W111. ltatliboiic, Spencer, 1200
Ticoiidcroga, oyle, 1300
Princeton, Russell, 1400 _
Irene, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1000
SilasGi'eenmi1n, Spencer, - 1500
Leviathan, Knapp. 1606
Wm. H. ll-.11-beck, Marshall, 1600
Guy Manncriiig, Freeman, 1600
Wasliingtou, P880, 2000
Enterprise, Fllllks 1000
Aberdecii, Knapp. 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith, 1000
Niagara. Smlllla 1000
Dewitt Clinton, Funk. 1300
Marmioii , “$0033. 1000
Saudusky, B01139“; 1300
Owe go, Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kcll y, Barstow, 1400
N cw Ship, Edwards, 1750
These Ships are the most magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
a1111 experienced Captaim1,fImed for their nau-
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants; and
their accomniodiitions for Cabin, Second Cnbin,
and Steerage passeiigers, are vastly superior to
those of any other Line.
The Ship’s allowance of provisions comprises
flour, oat-meal, bread potutoes,peaa or beans,
i'icc and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pn-
seugcrs once or twice a week during the voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
adult, and lialfallowauce for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, a furtlier
allowance, according too late act of the Brit-
ish parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. sugar, and
half lb. molasses, to each adult, weekly, 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 in the Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expense, on
have it done in 0. satisfactory, and correct inan-
iier, by enclosing byyPo11t, to the Iublcribera,
the sum they wish to send, with the name 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
mncli punctuiility as if the person sending it was
present, and a receipt returned for the money
by next mail. ~
A'r'r1_1_i1_1_'r1oiv. ~
If you Want
any article appertaim'ng to the
Saddlery and Harness tbusi
ness made in the best
manner sold at a
fair profit, and
Warranted,
go to
WM. B. SWAN ’S.
‘Who has now on liaud, the
largest and best assortment ever
offered in this County. and
which are to be sold at prices de-
fying competition. Call and see
for yourselves.
Norwalk, Jan. 1.91.1853.
Union Hall "
-CLOTHING STD‘!
ment, would inform the inhabitants 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 wanting
anything in his line will find it to their adap-
tage to give him 11. call ; as his experience in
the business and facilities for carrying it on. 811'
ables him to furnish the same articles for 3 11:3!
pi'ice than those of less experience possibly cui.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-.
sion, consequently is better mode than is per-
all y found at other stores. I also have 1, or er
stock on hand than any other store in Norwa k,
so that the purchaser has 11 better assortment to
select from. I am also receiving daily additions
to my already large and well selected stock'-
Souic very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.
In addition to the above I have 11 good as-
sortment of Gentleinei-.3 Furnishing Goods, con-
sistiug of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Ci-av ts, Stocks, and all other goods
usually foun in clothing stores. _
N. B Garments cut and made to order in
the best manner, and at short notice: All good!
bought of me will, if desired, be out free of ex-
pense to the Purchaser. THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk, 30th, August 1853
Axes.
CoLL1xs,Tenicks,Hends and other makes,
with and without handles, sixes’: boys
axes and hatchets, all of which are warranted,
and for sale by 1-}. VA. Cinciiiiii-n:n.
0OPER’S Isinglass, White and Red Gell-
C tine,Farina,Coru Starch, Tapioca, Vermi-
cclla, Maccaroni, Sago, Pearl Barley, Arrow
Root, &c. Extracts for flavoring Jellies, Ice
Cl'e0.I'l1, &c., Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Orange
Flower Water, Cinnamon, &.c., at
BIss1:i.i.’s Cheap Drug Store.
Window Gllll.
BOXES American, French, and E11‘
49 glish window glass, assorted, from
0x8 to 20 .1132, for sale at manufacturer: prices
by WM. C. STREI-1'1‘.
Del’.
A SPLEN DID assortment just received by
' C. J . GRUMAN.
UST Received several cases of Mullin.
bleached and unbleached, of all grades,
which we will sell at prices which defy compe-
tition. - C. J. Giminx.
Choice and Selected Tosh.
40 CHESTS of‘ Green and Black Tea.
Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
iupriceand quality, they éleg Oiilqpeélsciiityjo
TEAS.
TIIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand 0
large supply of fresh TEAS, of all qualities
tines.
and prices. Don’t forget to call at
HOLMES 1k Co's.
Bucks and Buck Bowl.
LL ready for use of a superior kind,
f'or sale by Ciiiciiiumzii.
GUNS! GUNS!
NEW supply of single and double bar-
rel (.‘uns,1ine and low riced, just 1'ec’d
and I'm‘ :-all‘ ‘W T M C. STREET.
OWER LA'l‘lIE’S and Vertical Drills 0
all sizes, for sale by
LYON It KELLOGG,
83 Water st., Bridgeport.
ETER COOPEWS celebrated Glue at his
prices by the I)|||"|"t£T, for sale by
LYON at KELLOGG,
83 Water st., Bridgeport.
P
IUl.\'l~}lt'S TOOl.S.—' ‘he largest and best
e selccteil assortiiieiit to be found in the
Suite, and at.1i111nufactui'crs prices. at 83 Water
Lvox at l{1:1.1.ooo.
VERY Desi-iptioii of Job Work, executed
,,,'-s Se11eck’s Line of Packets '1'
The Norwalk Marble Yard.-
TIIE 1’i'oprietoi' of this far famed establillr ,
OIIISTONESAND
Monopgnurs
Near the Bridge, J\/‘orwallc, Conn.
EPULCIIRAL Monuments and Grave Stones
of every variety of patterns,i1nd ofthe most
skilful workmanship. The best assortment of
American and Foreign Marble, kept constantly
on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or any
kind of'Marble Works, are invited to call and
give a personal inspection ofhis material and
workmanship, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article coll-
tracted for.
N‘. The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by experienced workmen, and can
warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
SMITH -S’. MORGAN.
The Oldest Boot do Shoe
M - STORE IN NORWALK.
_ . THE subscriber would iiiform the pub-
lic that he has made very large additions to his
stock of seaeoiiablc Meu’s and Boy's Summer
and Winter Boots and Shoes, also every style
of Ladies-' Shoes, Rubbers, &c., 111 their season.
which he will sell at the lowest living prices.-—
His work he .warrants to wear as long or longer
than that obtained at any other stpre, apd 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,
at short notice. _
F1'udo'ugs, of the best quality and in any
quantity, always on hand and for sale, at rea-
sonable rates to the craft. Store, as heretofore,
adjoining J. A. Wced’s, west side the Bridge.
’ HENRY HAND]-JS.
neatly done
AII‘. adv
Medicated Inhalation.
_ A UK ‘PROD.
A MOST wonderful discovery has recently
been made by Dr. CURTIS, for the cure
ol'A11thmu, Consumption. Bronchitis, Coughs.
Colds", and all Lung Complaints, by Medicated
Inhalation. Dr. Cnirris’ HYGI-:A.\'A, or .INHALl.\’G
Brenna VAPOR and CIIEIIRY Svuur, have ac-
colupliahed the most wonderful cures of Asthma
and Consumption in the City of New York and
vicinity for 1! few months past, ever known to
nun.‘ _ It is producing an impression on Disea-
see of the Lungs never before witnessed by the
medical protbesion: (Sec certificates in hands
of Agents.) _
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the
linen, ‘without the least inconvenience, the heat
of the body being sufficient to evaporate the
fluid,--supplying the lungs constantly with a.
healing Ind agreeable vapor, passing into all
the air-cells and passages of the lungs that can-
not possibly be reached by any other medicine.
Here is 11. case of'_
LITIQA CUR.
Bnoonvx, N. Y., Dec. 20th, 1858.
For about eight year: I have been severely afflicted
with the Asthma; for the but two years I have suffered
beyondnll my powers of description; months at a time I
have not been able to sleep in 3 bed, getting what rest I
could sitting In my chair. My diflieulty of breathing,
and my iiuflerings, were so great at times, that for hours
together my friends expected each hour would be my
Int. During the put. six years I have had the aid and
attendance ofsoine of the most celebrated physicians,
1.111 huge received no permanent benefit, and but little
relief. ‘I at length Ind the good fortune to procure Dr.
Curtiflllygun or inhaling Hygean Vapor and Cherry
Syrup. -- At the limo! lint obtained it, I was suffering
under one of my most violent sttacks, and was in great
dlttreu, elinost iiulocating for want of breath. In less
than ten minute: from the time I applied the Inhaler to
my iitonucb, and took a teupoonful of the Cliei-ry Syrup,
I was relieved in I. grout measure from the difficulty of
breathing, and bed a comfortable night. I have since
continued it with the greatest possible benefit, and am
now comparatively well. God only known the amount
of suffering this medicine has relieved me from. My ad-
vice to the suf!ei'lngis,—1'nv ir.
MARGARET EASTOX.
. OONIUHITION OUR ID.
‘ New Yoiui, Dec. 27:11, 1853.
I CIIIIO to New York in the ship Telegraph ; my native
place in St. John, New Brunswick ; whenl reached this
city, my health was very poor ; had :1 very bad cough,
raised 3 good deal of matter, which was frequently mix-
ed with blood ; had pain in my left side, and was ven-
veok and emaciated. _ My friends and pliysician pro-
nounced Iny case Consumption, and beyond the reach of
medicine. I accidentally heard of Dr. Curtis’ Ilygeana,
or Inlialing Ilygenn Vnpor and Cherry Syrup, and obtain-
ed I package, which I verily believe was the means of
saving my life. Soon after wearing the Inhaler, I found
it relieved the pressure on my lungs, and after a. while
the disease made its appearance upon the .-iii-face under
the Inhaler. I took the Cherry Syrup as directed, and
continued to do no, my cough gradually growing better,
until It entirely left me, and I now consider myselfcured.
I aim wear the Inhaler, an the use of it is rather pleas-
flfly Ind believing It strengthening and purifying to the
lungs, I feel unwilling at present to dispense with if.
JOILV’ WOOD.
Sold by BOYD it PAUL. No. 40 Cortlandt
street, N. 1'., and W. E. BISSELL, Norwalk.
Price $3 a package containing a bottle of Hy-
gean Vapor, one of Cherry Syrup, and an 111-
baler ; or four packages for $10. tfxviii
-ran. nnxownnn nnmnmr:
Holloway’: ointment.
This extraordinary Unguent is composed of the
most healing Bnlsains, and when used in ac-
cordance with the directions which acco1npa-
ny each pot, will insure cures when all other
means fail. Cases of the most desperate Skin
disease: readily yield to its eflicacy. It is
fpmous when used in cases of Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Contracted or StilfJoints. In Asthmait
will do wonders it‘ well rubbed into the Chest.
A M081‘. ASIONISIJING CUBE 0)‘ SCROFUUOUS ULCI-IRS
A CASE CBITIEIED BY THE MAYOR 01-‘ BOSTON, ENG
Copy fa Ldterfrou J. 1V_’oble, 10%.‘, Mayor ofBostun, Li n-
" eobuhcre, Eng -mt.
Tonléxozaiissonnliroiiowavhx ‘
or ir,-— msuun 0:: Li dst t Bo .
ton, in: this day aepomi into}: ll1eq:llI’Ir.fK.’?l!)l!' a cr.)°.i..i'.1er:—
bio period the was Ieverely alflictcd with Scrofulous boxes
and Uleon in-her arms, feet, legs, and other parts ofliex
_bo_dy :. and although the first 0 medical advice was ob.
tuned, at the cost of 3 large sum of money, she obtained
no abatement of suffering, but gradually grew wm-,e_
lulu recommended hr 3 friend to t1;y vonr Ointment,
the procured I small pot, and a box of the Fills, and be.
fore that ‘renal! used, symptoms of amendment appcgn-ea.
, fly perloveringwith thg medicines for a short time longer,
Iceordliaatn t 3 directions, and strictly adhering to your
rules as diet. to , she was perfectly cured, and now
enlioyn the best. of health. .
V I remain. Dent Sir, yours truly,
Dated, AIl8- 13. 1353- (Signed) J. NOBLE.
AN’ EXTRAORDLYARY AND RAPID CURE 01-‘ ERYSIPE.
LAS IN THE LII}, AI-‘TER MEDICAL AID HAD FAILED.
Copy oja Lotta-from Hrs. Elizabeth Yeates. o I ’
(flee, Ahlwick Road, near Raynor, Su.~i.{ez.he I as‘
Tosfnorpsog lripdugwav,
L‘- III c_ 1' 3 comide .b1e riod from :1 s
attack of E1-ysi In, which at IQllgUIp:ettIetI in ...,"i§{,°
and reniutaed u_ medical treatment. My sufieriugs went-
vory great old I quite despui-ed of any pennnneng
unondmea , when I was advised to have recourse to \'our
Ointment and Yilll. Idid so without delay, and um liap.
py to any the result was eminently successful, for they
elected I radical cure of my leg and restored me to the
enjoyment oflr nltb. I shall ever speak with the utinost
condolence of your medicines, and have recoinmcuilo.-d
them to others in this neighborhood similarly afflicted
V110 derived equal benefit. ’
I 81.11, Sir, your obliged and faithful $1-vant.
Dated, Jan. 12, 1853. (Signed) ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pill: should be used conjointly with the Ointment in
most of the following cases :-
Bnd Leg’: Chopped hands Piles
Bed Bronte Corns (&ft) Rheulnalisnj
Burn: Cancers ; lids
Bunions contacted and Sore Nipples
Bite of IoI1:h¢- Still’ Joints Sore-throats
top: and Sund- il_eplnnt.iuin Skin-diseases
on iitulu Scurvy
0090-My G-out &»re.1.e...is
($1030-foot. Glandular Dlelling Tumours
Cliilblnini Lumbsgo Ulcers
Wounds Yawn
Sold at the Enbblinliuient of Professor )Iollowa_v, 244,
Strand, (near Temple B111-,) London, and also at his
Iloiuc l_I New York. Orders for Medicines in the States,
“ T. HOLLOWAY, New York.” will receive due
utultiop. 8011] also by all respectable Ilruggists and
Doctor: Ill Medicine throughout the United States, in
Peta, It 37 1-2 centa. 8! cents, and 81.50 cents each.
W. L. BISSELL, Agent lbr .\'o1'w.'ilk.
To be Ind Wholesale of the pfllclpll Drug llouscs in
“l¢_hUIIOI.
'1‘ are is I considerable snving by taking the larger sizes
N. l3.—-Diruniona for the guidance of patients in everv
disorder are afixed tonch1’ot. eowly5".’
FRENCH MERINOES.
RECEIVED this day. a large lot of best qual-
_ Ity of French Merinos, direct from auction
will besold at a great bargain, by
C. J. GRUMAN.
AGLI'ZY’S Gold Pens, and ll great variety
of Steel pens,some new pattern at K.\'.u-1-’s.
EBRIMACK Prints, 11 large lot just receiv-
ed, amongst them some beautiful styles.
C. J. Gav‘ .i.ix.
100,000 DOLLARS
WORTH OF FINE
Watches, J ewelry 8; Si Iver \Vm-e,
.11! JW. 2 Skid1Iy’s Block,
OULD be more of a stock than could be
displayed to advantage. However. my
assortment is co1uplete,a1id any person calling
to purchase will not go away for want of vari.
ety to select from. I am receiving now goods
every week and am determine to offer goods
at lower prices than they can be piirchased
elsewhere. O. S. CLAlu(_
— _I—I;¢'1t1:Iae;,_>
ND :11 kinds of Jewelry repaired. En-
gnving on Spoons, Rings, Coflir jag
drc. executed in 11 superior manner by L. 01,1111‘:
at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of the Red 1v..'1.,1.
0. S. 01..-uni.
Builder’: Hardware.
N extensive assert t .
hand and for saleloxiireii ’ conmmuy 0"
‘
EA Neatly, Cheaply and Quickly, at the GI-
zette Job Office-
:--,«_—-rs-.,-»«v.~1..........._,,__ ___‘_ _
Lvos 1% Kutooo, 83 Water st., Bridgeport,
7'0 /./L!.’- In ‘call/l.v _N‘0)'u-11]]; _’
Lr/ul nu: your eyes for just one .Mo-mom‘.
rpnvnnmncrmals
Hydro-Electric Voltaic
CI-§fi.I1".ti.S
RE prcsciitcd to the people of this town
and Y‘.Cll1il_)'.'.1S ‘..ll‘.l1‘ii(_;l(\ .1(.g,.,-,.in., of
more attention 1'1-om all who am sllnzming fimn
any NERVOUS lllSl'IASl-1. than other reine1lie.=
before prcsi.-iited to the public. The pnfiem, 3,-
not rcqiiired to be coiistaiilly pouring down hi?
throat a constant sfrcain ol'Botllul Sw-i1l.-—1iei-
tlie1' to rub hiinsclf \\‘ll'll./‘(If and pe,,1,,.,.___but
all that is reqiiircd to produce a ]I('rma'n¢-nl
cure is simply to \v1:.ii: '1'111-: CllAl.\' ovizic 'r1111‘.
PART nisi-:.\si-in for a few lionrs each day, until
the part has obtained its natural ainoum, of
./\"crvou.s' 1"lui1l.froni the (Jiiain. They mg 30
constructed as to be worn next to the skin, pro
ducing a coiistaiit cnrreiit of Electra-Jlagnu.
'i.wn., and can be used at all times, and will last.
for years.
The Diseases in which they produce their
most ina1'kc1l 1'csnlts_. :1 re
Rlieiiinatisni, Uterine Pains,
Painfiil Swcllcd Joints, Flatulence, Dyspepsia,
I’:u'aly>‘is, Sciatic. Contracted Joints.
Palpilation ofilii-lleart Pains of the Chest,
Nciii-algiai of the Face, Goiit,GencralDcbility
, 31: re KPJOWN,
1'‘ That ['1 l.\ l‘ZR'.\l,-\CIIl'IR’S CHAINS are
-ll-Clllctl by the L nilcd States Government,
New 1 prlc. _and are recoinmendcd by Profs.
M0“: \ llll linrcn. l‘o.~.t, C-ariiochaii, oftliutcitv.
and are also 11.1-.1 by most of the '
FIRST MEDICA L MEN 0!‘ 2113033-
Thc price of the Chains are :53 and $5 - and
can be sent by mail to any part of the 5’.,M._
togetlior with a painplilet 1.1 30 pages contain-
ing _'.1 111-scription of their manner of use.
11' ILLIAM E. BISSI-21.1.. Sole Agent forNor-
walk, will be ple:i:~'e(l in 1-xliilllt {heir mode of
use to all who may apply.
N. B. Altlioiigh Uterine pains are readily
checked by simply applying one end of the
Chain upon the Spii1e,jiist above the hip and
the other upon the Abdomen, still, it is 110,1 safe
for ladies who are " m4'£cnte” to make use of
them only for a few inonients each time, asmig-
cm'riu:__r1: is most sure to follow by long nse,
J. S'l‘ElNER’l‘, Gciicral Agent, 508 Broad-
way, N. Y. lyg;
Trees
mini‘ TH E SOUTH NORWAL
NURSERY.
7 ‘H E pi-opi-ietors wish to call the alien.
tion of their customers and the public
to their choice stock of fruit and oi-ninnemnl
trees consisting of_-apple, pcar, plum, cherry,
peach, apricot, quince, strawberries, gooseber.
rles, u-liitc blackberries and black Naples cur-
rants.
. Norway spruce, white pine, balsom fir, Amer
ican spruce, arboi_'itas, weeping-willow, horse-
chestuiit, mountain ash.
Also, the new or pure Red Antwerp, which,
We warrant, and hold ourselves responsible, for
its being the pure plant.
_ _ GEO. SEYMOUR & Co.
@‘ We wish to call particular attention to
our ltrge stock, (being the largestin the Sl.afe,)
of (IW‘.l1‘fpCI1l'S_ of 30 01‘ 40 choice varieties.
FOR SALE CHEAP.
COMPLETE set of Mitchell's Outline Maps
They may be seen at this office,
Guns, Pistols, doc.
OUBLE and single barrell Guns and Pis-
tols, caps, shot pouches, powder flnsk1I.&c.
for sale by WM. C. STREET.
“Drain Tile.”
ORSE Shoe and Sole of all sizes for sale
by LYON dc KELLOGG,
8:5 Water-st., Bridgeport.
w
ANAL and Garden Wheclbai-rows, by the
dozen or single one, at
LYON J‘; I{ELLOGG’S,
83 Water-st., Bridgeport.
Parian Ware.
HIS rare and most beautiful kind of useful
and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have a taste f'or the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe this ware, it must be teen
to be appreciated, for sale by
T. B. GRIFFITH.
C
1l(.‘C()I'(Z(?()72.S‘
EPAIRED and timed.
sortmcnt for sale at
Without any Humbugox-y,.
G HOLMES & CO'S Grocery is the place
9 calculated for people to go to get good
groceries at prices with small profits attached
Also a. large as-
C1..u2x’s.
to them, and piirchasers will always find their
goods to be as i'cpi'cseiiie11, if anything contrary
f1'oiii this, they may be returned and the money
rcf'1inde1l. Children are always paid particular
attention to, when sent to their store.
Goods delivered within a reasonable distance.
silver and Plated Spoons.
‘HEY do Say that Clark has the largest and
best assortment of Silver and - Plated
Spoons, Forks, Butter-knives, Sugar-shovels,
Mustard -and Salt-spooiis, ever before offered in
any case in Norwalk, and that he does sell them
very cheap and eiigraves the name on them in"
0. very superior inanner. 11' there are any who
do not believe it, let them call and be convin
ced, -.1tNo. 2- Skiddy-‘s Block, Sign of the Red
W'atcli.
/
Port .TIom'es.
01] can liiid every variety and price of
Port Monies at O. S. Ci..uix’s.
Sewing Birds.
OF every style and price, at
O. S. C1._1nx-‘s, 2 Sl1iddy’s Block.
A FIN E assortment ofllolicinian Ware. con-
sisting of Vases of most exquisite finish-
not to be excelled by any in New York City.
for the.pi'ice; Also. a splendid assortment of
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 5s. to $0 the
pair, at '1‘. B. GRIFFITIPS.
Burning Fluid.
VERY superior article of Burning Fluid
for sale by WM. C. STREET.
Ornamental Boxes for Ladies
UST received some fine Boxes of alabaster,
1'05” ‘V0011. &c. O. S. CLARK.
NEW FIRM. .
G M. HOLMES having withdrawn
‘ _ o from the liriii of G. Holmes & Co.
and associated himself‘ with A. J . MSEKEII, will
coiitiiiue the
Grocery 81. Provision Buaineu,
at their old stand_, No. 13 Main Street, where
l_l"~‘)’ 0000 l-0 receive a continuance of the pub-
lic patronage. All goods will be delivered
within a reasonable distance.
HOLMES «I7 MEEKER.
Cheap Gash Grocery Store.
IIE subscribers would return their thanks
to the public for their very liberal patron-
age for the last two years, and they hope that
by strict attention to the wants of the column-
nity,and by fair and lionorable dealing, to Iner.
it and receive a continuance of their former
custom, believing asythey do, that they egg
and do sell all goods in their line, at as cheap
arate and of as good a quality as can be foi.-A
at any other store in the count--v ' .
now oll'ei'iiig _:_:rcat bargains 1
&e., and would ifivifc an exami-
large and fresh stock of G1-ocer
sioiis. G. 1101 =
Old stand,East sidellain strco...
-
Do you wish. 10 see
IIE fiiiest__nssoi'tn1ci1t of POCKET CUT-
LERY ever shown in Norwalk? Call at
my Sl'“'9,- ‘Z Sliiddys Blocl-, sign of the Red
w“l°l‘- O. S. Ci..\11x.
XCELSIOR SAND and Euii-rv Paper. by
J the ream or quire. by ' '
LYON A’. KELLOGG,
SIS Wafer st-._ Bridgepnr
FOR SALE.
_ The building lot recently owiiod and
111':-ii11ic1_1 by Capt. W111. Allen, on Flax Hill, in
oh-.-i'e1l lor sale on very reasonable terms. 1;
consists of about 1 1-4 acres of good la1id,wi'th
i1iii1ir'i'1-.-.1.~ tliixlly and well-grown fruit and
sha1l1.' l1'c1-s,staii1lii1g iliercon, a well of ofgood
and nev_cr failing \\’i1lL'l'. with the cellar and
loiindation ol the former building, flag stone
walks. a newly 1'rceted picket fence fronting
the saiiie. .l‘c. it is cligibly situated upon the
li_1:1i1i road l1':i1lii1gi'i'oin South Norwalk to Da-
ricn and but -.1 few ininiitcs walk from the (19.
pot. Any 1l1'l'>‘llll \\’iSllil'_1;' :1. retired location
both pl1'a.sa1it1i1i1l l11':illl1_\'. will find this 21 1-gn;
(ipp111'tunil.y to pll‘i'I.‘li:l.~‘i' all :1. \‘Q'I‘y low price. I.
most b1':11itEl11l :11111 11-. .-‘i1‘:‘.l-111 locafou for .
country 1'esi1ll'1l‘k“'. Y l"1.r fiirther pa1'ticulars in-
1 uire 111' Mr. Joan ‘xll:l])I‘l iirur the 11-1 '
tit‘ thu c'.'.'ncr. Jllll-.\' S. \V'lLll.IAlIj|‘1R,§"’ or
.-w. -10, Fulton 11.. n,’y_
and are now in daily use in every Hospital in .
ii!‘
Norwalk Chronicler