5 0
V , For the Gasefte.
A Chapter on 'l‘eetIaAclae.
_ F‘-"’"’ B-"§°m°. People have a great
“'1 3° “W allout love sickness, home
sickness, sea sickness, head ache, ear
3°99. bel.-—stomach ache &.c., but my
opinion. is that the teeth ache is a little
sh-at at any of the "ills um fieshuis heir
too." -A person _to get a_ good idea of
1‘ I fiitlootii ache should have it as IJOIIIO
liI._I.|s have it, for I have the goal genu-
l3*0s"No.» 1. letter A. extra superfine, dou-
“Illa twisted kind. and none 0'10“?
INK. imitation, or counterfeit kind.
Nouawhat will make_a men feel like
breaking the third ccnirn'andment_"ali to
'|35|ll[I". more than to get wsiltuckcd up
for a .long winicr’s nap, and then have
7°01’-teeth begin to grumble, and soon
begin» to feel it to the very ends of
your toes, you then apply all kinds of
. lininicui, liot bricks, and ponitices to_your
face, till your mouth with all kinds of
spices, oils and gums, whether heating,
cooling, pungent or aromatic, you then
put yourself into all kinds of shapes
in" hopes of getting in some position
whereby the pain will become somewhat
less, but all will avail nothing, you first
place-—yoursslf in nearly a horizontal po-
‘bltion lying on the side from whence the
‘file proceeds with your head a little ele-
“vatcd, then change your side, then raise
‘your head to aboig 45 degrees, then set
tip in bad, then lie down on your back,
-then turn completely over, then stand up
‘ perpendicular, but in no pcsition,cen you
'0llllOl'- lay, set, not roost. ,
~ After trying all the ‘remedies you have
~ever~ heard of you begin to get mad, end
ifyou ‘are a wicked man begin to feel a
“little inclined that way. Now you get
real mad, and swept you will have it out
as soon as daylight. appears. Early in
‘ the morning yon.start for a dentist. who
-after duly -examining and grabbing “
' around it, hookaliis grappling irons to a
',r’e‘gular - old fashioned molar that has
roots that run down through your legs
’ and clinch in the bottom of your feet,
-— switches with. all his strengtbend breaks
ll. (not his instrument but your tooth.)
line you feel like crying out "i_in_fi' let tip."
-5 '- :‘I1jis—.said.tliet. there are ,only_ three
‘- }I,0'_‘IIcdies that can , be relied on for step-
.- ping the tooth ache. One is to fill the
- cavity of the tooth with cold water, and
v . -Oil" on the stove until the water boils.
I
If
that remedy fails, fill the decayed tooth
with cream, and butt your head against
‘a stone fence until you "fetch it.” or un-
til the cream . becomes butter. '.l.‘be oth-
er lea. clincher, in all cases where there
ii -a cavity sufiicieutly large for the pur-
‘ pesaand consists simply in loading the
tooth.-with_a quarter of a pound of sports-
'Il}In’e.powder and touching it sit‘ gently.
-Hvcrycase in which it has been 'tricd it
has neverbcsn known to fail of a speedy
. ,_
“ CWO
-_ Now depend... .upcn the best way in
severe cases of odcntalgy where no den-
. tist‘-is at hand, is to take the Irishmaa’s
‘chad only nix.
“mi... "Be asy, and if you can't be
ily, be is any as you can."
A Dutchman .fell off a precipice and
broke both legs and an arm. , His cries
for help soon. brought out his wife, who
inquired. wliat.tlic matter was "Oh mine
Got" said he _“I have broke all the poues
in my pody” “Poh is dat all" replied hi’
frou "when I hear you make such a noise
and fuss I think you have de teeth ach."
Georgetown, Oct. 2 1854.
The government of Greece have
announced their intention to donate to
_ Washington I[on.i_iment,iu tokeuqf their
[remembrance of the noble sympathy
manifested towards Greece by the Amer-
ican nation at the time of her revolution,
I efla block of ‘marble taken from the ruins
of the pantheon, in order that it may
‘adorn the monument destined to perpe-
trate the memory of the Great Founder
. ._o_f,A,iucricau Independence." A suitable
inscription, to be approved by the Facul-
._ I [1 of the University, is to be placed upon
. the stone. '
A.
The Tribune states the following stri-
- hing’ facts, in regard’ to the relative
‘ ‘growth and prosperity
of the-Free and
Slave States: I‘ . :
Sixty years since, Virginia stood at
the head of the Union, with ten repre-
. nentatives in Congress, while this State
Where stand they now‘!
New York has thirty‘-three and Virginia
' -thirteen. * ‘Sixty years since, South Car-
’ ‘eiiaehad five representatives, while Ohio
_'had-scarcely a.wh,ite inhabitant; now,
III! where stand they
Ifcisely 1,669.
3.400 more than she had in 1840, while
tlie former has still_ her old number of five,
alhilc the latter has twenty-one. In that
time Massachusetts ‘has grown from
eight to eleven; Pcnnsyilvauie from
e_i lit. to twent -five; an even little
Ngew Jersey, which then had only four,
new balances the State which furnished
the great aristocracy of the land in its
Piukueys, Rutleges, Cheveses and Gads-
dsns. .3: that time", New York. Nor-
folk an Charleston, mi ht fairly have
disputed the chances Of commercial
.-greatness that hung upon ti: flnttllfel
now! tt 0 all
~'Cc'-i-‘us. Charleston ind 42,800 inhabit-
» nuts; having increased in ten years pre-
Norfolk had, 14,320, or
New York and Brooklyn had risen to
I more iiisn 600,000.
i nluer in-s Abigal
- . List or Lou...
Remaining in the Post Office at New Canaan,
_ oetrnd, I854.
gyros Selnllel Peuuoyer lire s I
« col-ll SIN"! Reynolds Mr David M’
Bernard Mr Rodcneyer Mr s
.. , jlaksec Sanford Raymond Mr Russell
lggg °IaEw_ gelnllli Noah '
, an In ,. .3100“! Albert
zyd Mr J H o , gglott George
. ’ 99: issliars-rel .. Ml.-Miss Jenny r
’ - -wick . S.c.9Ilé!sis*;If.r::5p.is.i
‘ Miss Abigel E Selleck-N uni;
glas'l.2I.ll..‘ll.ll..ll'0!‘!1 . - Scott Ttififisilivie‘
- bblc J sue Tuttle Na‘-tli'aufel . 8
glls Wm Taylor John
. ‘ er Samuel Thomas Potter J
Miss Mary ~ v Tucker J S
wood Miss Sarah Thurston Charles B
flcAau Mr Plielix Woolen Co Union
Wiley Elisabeth
Foreign Letters.
‘ . Conueily’Aun
' Persons calling for the above letters will say
.. 6‘ Advertised. A. B. Horr, P. M
. h. In the New York Whig State Conven-
§ou,'Myrou H. Clark was-_ nominated for Gov-
or on the third ballot, and Henry J. Ray-
. Lieut. Governor by acclametion, after
l!olloway’s Olnlssenl owl Pills have cared a Disease!
Fool, and Presented it being astpn¢at¢d.—Mr. James Pal-
mer, No. 1 Mason-ssurt. Blake-street Liverpool, salar-
ed dreadfully from a diseased foot ; 0 most eminent
medical men attended him, and they deemed it neces-
sary to remove one of his toes ; before this healed, how-
ever, the disease broke out higher up, and then they
wished to sinputate the whole foot to prevent fearful
consequences. Thishe objected to, and resolved to try
lloilos-a_v’s Ointment and Pills, which effected a perfect
cure, and he can now walk and work as well as ever.-
Tliis case can be verified by Mr. Martin, chemist, 3°
Copperes-hill, Liverpool.
. List of Letters
c‘l’le6i:itl1i:I‘g1iI8i5:i.ie Post Oflce, at Norwalk,
Breeds c Joe Capt 2 Lesson Theo II Mrs.
Barrett len Lcdey James
Butler 1 E » Meier Freiderlck
Beldeu M 8 Miss Mulligan J emes
Baker Jsuc Miss need 0 0
Beattc William Malian Hugh
Beckw th 8 J Merditcli Francis
Brush Westuin Mcaleady Catharine
Barneviilc James Moore Rebeckca Mr!
Brown Addison Odel Wei 0
Bennett Anna G Miss Pe Jean Miss
Bayley James E Perk a J
Breuuen J oba Parsons Lewis Mrs
Carrig John Platt Msrlet Miss
Carrolein Subby Riley Rosy Miss
Cooper John C 2 na end Ave B
Crauby F Ro k William
Coddiug Robert Mrs Sturbul Charles P
Crowlye Patrick Smith Wm
Conner Catlirine Sweetser Edwin
Cornijun Sanford William H
Donivan Sehinat Miss Smith W B Mrs -
Donivan ‘John ' Scudder Susan Miss
Daly ‘Mary Miss Schofieid Charles
Duffy Richard Shepard William
Fowler Matilda Miss Stnrges Issac
Fowler Melissa Min Seeley Emily Miss
.Farrel Mary Street Cliauncy
Fcahen Michael Smith Harriet
Gilbert ‘Egbert 3 Thrall James
Gibbs Samuel Heirs of Twouie Patrick
Hurley Michael Tuttle illlam H
Huntington Mrs Tracy Catharine Miss
Hutchiris Alonso Esq 2 Trott Charles H
Haulon Timothy Tucker James C
Hubbell Nancy Mrs Willets James C Capt
Hoyt Miss Waterhouse C W Rev
Hongh Elizabeth Mrs Waterliouee Sarah S
Larued Wm A Prof 3 White Ruldah S
Larnerd Mrs Vaubooser Phebe Mrs
Youugs Selleck
Persons calling for the above, please say,
“Advertised.” . R. A. Wrausns, P. M.
DENTAL CARD.
DB, JAMES Ii. llAI£BOUBo
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist would respectfully an-
nounce that he has made arrangements to devote his
wholestime for the coming season to practice of his ro-
feeslon in Norwalk. He me be found at all hours a his
residence, near Dr. Hall's, t Avenue where all opera-
tions appertaining to his profession will be performed in
the most approved and scientific manner and at prices
as low as is possible, with the use of the best materials
and workmanship. All work warranted to give satisfie-
N|- - Abrii llth:
Alkaline Demtllrlce.
Dr. B. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
the above preparation for preserving and cleaning the
teeth. It is unhesitetiugly pronounced the best prepa-
ration in the market for the purposes ladicatsd,by all who
have ever used it. It Q be had at all the p.‘ -I l
stores in town.-—'I‘ry it. .
III.
In this town, on Weduesda Sept. 27th, Ss-
rsh Rebecce, wife of Samuel ues,M. D.. and
daughter of the late Justus L. ash of Green-
wich, in the 80th year of her age.
On the morning of the 25th ultimo, Agnes
Elizabeth, daughter of Wm. C. and Elizabeth
A. Street, aged 5 months and 29 days.
In Wilton, on the 27th ult., Jlliss Jlaria Bel-
deu, aged 50 years and 11 months.
In Savannah, Ga... on Friday the 22nd nlt.,
of yellow fever, William H. Cleveland, former-
ly of Norwalk, aged 32 years 8 months.
To Let.
NTIL the first of April next, the dwelling
house now occupied by the Subscriber,
situated on East Avenue. Possession given
immediately. For terms &c., a ly to
tf40 » WILLIAM LOBY.
Lost.
OMEWHERI between the Store of G. W.
Smith and the Depot, at South Norwalk,
as is supposed, a Lady's Pearl Port-Mcnusie,
containing a small amount of money and the
cards of the owner ‘with her name thereon.-
The finder will be liberally rewarded by leav-
ing it at the Gazette Ofilco. mo
To Let. - .
ART of a house in Jflain-_St., suitable for
an ordinary family. Possession given im-
me iiately. For further particulars enquire at
this Ofiice. tf40
For Sale Cheap. _
Au imported Cumberland Boar. For
particulars enquire at the ofilce of the
orwai Gazette. tf40
' -. Magnificent
Brochc Long Shawls, all wool, stew
and elegant designs and colors'ngs,' .
centers, white, Blue and mode
colors. ‘
THESE truly splendid Shawls are from the
' ‘celebrated nieunfactory of Tlieirou Mail-
lsrd, were purchased at auction at the recent
great sale, and will be sold at lower prices than
ever before ofl'ered in this county.
Also, a lot of rich patterns for morning
gowns. Also, Linen Hdkfs plain and iiemstich-
ed, Damask Table Cloths, Silk and Satin Vest-
ings, &c.,&c., received lllsll day, and for sale
cheap. MOULTON, Jr.
Wsstport, Sept. 30, 1854. title
Notice.
ROKE into the enclosure of the subscriber,
a Black Bull, between two or three years
old. The owner is requested to call, prove
property, and take the d——-d critter away.
STRONG C. ADAMS.
Weston, Sept. 25, 1854. lt‘40
At a Court of Probate liolden at the
Probate Oflice in .Rt'dgcfield,tu'¢ht'rt'
and for the District of Ridge/lcld, on
the 27th day of September, A. D..
1854. _
Present, Haunt Sin-re 2d, Esq., Judge..
seam, and Snanxo S. Himuun, Partners
in business under the name and firm or Brush,
Olmstead at Co.. late of Ridgeficld, in said
District, assigned in trust for the benefit of
their Creditors. - 5
Onuninin.—Tliat Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of said
Estate, be appointed at the Probate Once in
Ridgefield, on the 18th day of October. 1854.,
at 10 o’clock in the forenocu ; of which all
persons in interest will take notice, and ap-
pear, if they see cause, and be heard thereon‘;
and the Trustees of said Estate are hereby or-
dered to give public notice thereof by posting
a copy of this Order on the Public Si Post .
in said Ridgefield, nearest tlieplace w ere the
said Debtors carried on business, and. by b-
lisliing the seine in a newspaper prln " in‘ ‘
Pairficld County, at least two weeks before
said time assigned. * 2
By Order of the Court.
2t40 Attest HIRAM K. SCOTT, Clerk.
.dt a Court of Probate liolden at the Probate
Oflcc in Ilsdgcfield, within and for the Die-
tricr of Rsdgefield, on the 27th day of Sep-
tember, J1. D. 1854.
Present, Ilnuiir Sisiru 2d, Esq., Judge.
ESTATE of PLATT BRUSH late of Ridge-
field in said District, assigned in trust for
the benefit of his Creditors.
Onnniurn.-Tliat Commissioners to receive
and examinethe claims oftbe Creditors ofsaid
Estate be appointed at the Probate Olice in
Bidgefield, on the 18th day of October, A. D.
1854, at 9} o’clock, in the forenoon, of which
all persons in interest will take notice, and ap-
pear if thy see cause and be heard thereon ;
and the Trustees of said Estate are hereby or-
dered to give public notice thereof by posting
a copy of this Order on the Public Sign Post
in said Ilidgefield, nearest the place where the
said Debtor‘ resides, and by puhlishin the
same in a newspaper rintcd in Fairlleld oun-
ty, at least two wee before said time as-
signed. By Order of the Court.
2t<l0 Attcst HIRAM K. SCOTT, Clerk.
.1: a court of Probate ‘Itoldeu of the Probate;
’ in Ridgpfield, tottltm and fertile Dar.
_ _.: ‘ofRo$qiI.el_ £33’; "'99. _%7..!’l,. 403/.9}. S91-ii
,,n- c b ._ - .,,.f$ . ‘-,-~.. '1' 1' _; r- ="....~‘_.'.,,,
-: l -, I .. . , op‘ ‘
lIs:n_s_.r. Sinrir 2 Esq., Jud . -
mE:o1.';I «wcisunoilt 95.35 5749-.
late of Ridgelield,in sald_Distric_¢. -flier
ed in trust for the benefit of his Creditors.
oiuiaitsu,-—'l‘hst Commissionerquto l'._¢°¢_l_V0'
and examine the clsirss of bile '¢l'¢i3!t°l"«03_ll.‘l|l
Estate, be appointed at the‘ Probate Ohceo in,
Ridgefield. on the 18th day of October. A-“D-s
1354. at 9 o’clock in tlie foreuoon ; of which-all
Persons in interest will take notice, and op-
Pelf. If they see cause, and be heard thereon ;
'- and the Trustees are hereby ordered to give
Public notice thereof by posting a cop of fill!
Order on the Public Sign Post in said’ Ridge-
tleld nearest the place where the said Debtor
resides. “"1 by pubiisliin the same in a news-
paperprtutcd in Feirfiel County, at least two
weeks before said time assigned.
ynoiiws-1.x UNION scnoon.
-prices. Westport, Sept. let, 1854.
STATE of Pure Bausu, Cusuxcnr Or.it- '
~ their dwellings, free of expense, by leaving the
————.\
Bargains!
New Fall and Winter Goods!
0. .1. G-RUMAN,
His new on hand a very large assortment of
Goods for Ladies, Gentlemen and Children’s
Wear, purchased at Auction, and will be sold
at one half their actual value ; nil in want of
Der Goons of any style, kind or quality, can
now purchase perfect, good and beautiful goods
at less prices than we! and damaged goodsme
sold. All in want are invited to call and ex-
amine fortlicmselves. C. J. GRUMAN. ,
HIS Institution will continue to receive
pupils from -abroad, in the Intermediate
and euicr Departments.
In the Intermediate Department are taught
the various branches of our ordinary English
Education. 5
lathe Senior Department. the Latin, Greek,
and French Languages, the higher Mathemat-
ics, aud all the branches of select English
study. Pupils are fitted for College by acom-
getent and experienced teacher, a graduate of
ale College.
As heretofore the School is designed for
both sexes.
The Instructors in these departments are as
follows:
P It I N c I P A L ,
mtnnnntcx B. BRIGHAM.
Senior Department,
LEMUEL S. POTWIN. B. A.
MISS CAROLINE STIMSON.
Intermediate Department,
MISS SARAH G. NORTH,
MISS ANNA M. CHAPMAN:
There are two terms in each year, of twenty
three weeks each. commencing Monday, Sept.
4th, 1854. Pupils can be admitted at any time.
TERMS.
For the Senior Department, including Au-
~ oleut and Modern Languages, and the higher
Mathematics ; per quarter, $5.00
For thi above studies, excepting Latin
and Greek ; per quarter, $4.00
For the Intermediate Department,
per quarter,
For further particulars, or
for admiseion,‘in-
quire of F. B. BRIGHAM, Principal.
01-, J. G. BARBOUR, Com-
SAM. LYNES, M. D.
E. C. BISSELL. _ mittee.
Norwalk, September, 1854. 37
$ 6 O 0 Wanted,9
N BOND and MORTGAGE on Real Estate
in this town, double security. Apply to
A GEORGE 0. STREET.
L cooking stoves.
AY STATE & Banner from A. C. Barstow
dtCo., Providence,- R. 1.. they are now
fairly before a discerning people, having been
sold in this place and by the subscriber for 2
years, and are warranted for 30 days. Not a
sin le stove has been returned. /
5m 4 WM. D. HAIGHT.
_N. B.—-A small lot of second hand St. Nich-
olas Cook stoves on hand. W. D. H.
CLOTHING! ! CLOTHING l ! !
The subscriber would announce to the pub-
lie that be has purchased the stock and fixtures
of the store occupied by Slomau db Turk, un-
der the Couu. Hotel and that he has made a
large addition to the former stock of READY
Mann Gnorumo, and intendsto keep constant-
ly on hand, the largest and best. assortment of
goods in his line to be found in Fairlield Co.
An inspection of his stock isrespectfully solic-
ited , and the subscriber will always be willing
to wait upon the old customers of the firm,
and as many new one as may find it to their
interest to give him a call,
' NATHAN TURK.
Norwalk, Sept 1st 1853. 36
I L A T E S '1'
From the Steamer Franklin.
PANG dz BARDWELL have just received
an invoice of fine Cloths, Cassimeres, Silk
Velvet, ibc. from the wreck of the Steamer
Franklin, which they are selling at less than
half their real value.
Goods out free of charge, or made up in the
latest style and in the best manner, at gig;
NEW GOODS!
HE First Invoice of FALL GOODS,
is this day uucased at the Old Bridge
Store. The lot comprises an immense assort-
ment of seasouable and beautiful fabrics pur-
chased at Auction, and which will be sold at
astonishingly low prices. Call and examine.
C. J. GRUMAN.
‘Vesta Light,
- ‘R Wax Taper..M_a.l_(',he§, in plain and ‘fancy
- cases. Prices from three cents to six
shillings per box, at KNAPP’S.o
Notice.
VIIHE Subscribers appointed by the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwalk, Com-
missionere to receive and examine the claims
of the creditors of the estate of Hezrou L.
Ayrcs, an insolvent debtor of New Canaan, in
said District, assigned, hereby give notice,
that we will attend to the business of our said
appointment, at the ofiice of S. Y. St. John, in
said New Canaan, on Wednesday the 11th day
of October 1954, and on Monday the 23d day of
October 1854, at 10 o’clock in the forenoon of
said days.
Said Court bath limited and allowed four
months from the date hereof, for the exhibition
to us of claims against said estate.
ELIPHALET SWIFT, } Commis-
S. Y. ST. JOHN, siouere.
. ated at New Canaan, the 24th day of June
1854. ! 4t37
NEW MEAT MARKET.
Having taken the new building ad'oiuing
the store of Messrs. Allen. Meeker dz 0., the
Subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
the Public, and especially the inhabitants of
Norwalk and vicinity, to his establishment.-
He intends keeping always a good assortment
of the best quality of meats, served up in the
best style. He believes they will greatly cou-
sult their interest in buying their meats of him;
having facilities for obtaining my stock at the
lowest prices and selling for cash, I am confi-
dent in saying I can furnish Customerswitli
meets at much lower rates than those who sell
on credit. My business is transacted on the
most honorable method, the one price system,
believing one price better than a dozen, be-
side saving a great deal of time in bauteriug.
All who wish, can have their meats" sent to
order. A call is respectfully solicited.
Norwalk, Sept. 7th. STEPHEN HAYES.
. §' .'l'o.- Persons out of Employment ‘Q
, $500 to $1,000 a=Year.
A CHANCE 1'0 MAKE MONEY AND DO GOODl
Book Agents Wanted.
HEsubscriber publishes a number of most
. valuable Pictorial Books, very popular,
and of such a moral and religious influence that
while good men may safely engage in their cir-
culatiou, they will confer it public bcnefit, and
receive a fair compensation for their labor.
3 To men of cutter and tag, gnu bus-
iness offers an oppor on y. or pro is e em-
ployment seidom to be met with. _ .
- P Persons wislnug) to eugageéu tbleireale,
wi receive’ rom t y mai , as iron or con-
taining full gartichldrs, with “ Directions to
persons disposed to act as Agents,” together
with the terms on which theywill be furnished,
by addressiu the subscriber, post-paid.
ROBERT SEARS, Publisher.
181 William-street, JV cw Y ark.
%. I N Panes, and ready for Agents by the
1st of October, 1854, “ SEAlt’S ILLUSTRATED Du-
scitri-riox or -run RUSSIAN Eisrins.” For fur-
titer particulars address as above. 38
. ,,-,.,..-iuow ran Goods at
~ .» .6‘ - MiOUL'.I'ON’S,
ECEIVED this day from-Auction,-and for
Slle at Istonisbiugly low prices. Among
them are French Merluos, Paramattas, Plsiu
Csshmeres, Alpacas. Embroidered De Bage
Dre-es. S-Ik*P aids, ‘Flauncls, Prints. Black
Silks, Hosiery, ‘Velvcts -and Yelvet RP“ ,
M‘eus“aud Boys'Cioth'Cii'ps, "vvith‘a‘genera'l "as-‘
eortuieut of small wares. Also, an extensive
Bsfiorfimenl Of Cloths. Cassimeres. Satinette,
Vestiugs, the. An experienced Cutter is now
engaged who will cut Mons and Boys Garments
free of charge as heretofore.
The best of workmen are employed in the
manufacture of Clothing to order, and all per.
sons in want of good and fashionable Clothing
at very low prices, are respectfully invited to
call. 0 S. MOULTON.
New Goods every week.
fie first informal ballot.
By Order of the Court. '
P640 Attest HIRAM K. SCOTT, Clerk.
O'Brien & Dingec,
Importers and Dealers its
nnr 00008,
GABPETINGS,
0 i I C 1 o t is s ,
Mattings, doc.
No’s 204 as. 206, Sixth Avenue,
One door below 14!]: street, New York.
OULD inform their Friends in Norwalk
and vicinity, that they are now
to offer for their inspection, some of the best
Bargains in the above mentioned code that
has ever been ofered in this City ; a proof of
which, or in proof of our facilities for so doing,
we would say, that our Goods are nearly a I
purchased of the Manufacturers, bought in the
Auction Rooms, or Imported direct from the
European Markets, and being under no etpettee
for Rent (an important i'tem,) and having an
establishment, which for convenience and room,
as well as for architectural beauty and splen-
dor of fitting up, ranks second to none in the
city-—-containing five entire fioors, 30 feet wide
by 90 feet long, and well filled with ever thing
in the above lines; therefore they woufil say
to the inhabitants of Norwalk and vicinity,
that if they want good Goods at cheap prices,
they will find it to their advantage to call,
when in the city.
We are now selling Carpets at the following
exceedingly low prices,
Vntvnrs, 2s to I43. BRUSSELS, 83 to 10s. :,
Tnitnn Pm, ‘Is to 95. INGRAIN, 2s,6d to 75.,
Aunusox, (a new and beautiful article, 6s,6d
to 73, and all others in the same proportion.
Goods sent to all parts of the country, and
their safe delivery guarantee
The Sixth Avenue
of stages go by the door.
0’BRIEN dc DINGEE.
New York, July 20, 1854. tf30
SOMETHING NEW.
Blacksmithing and Wagon Repairing
AT THE BRIDGE.
HE subscribers have recently made ar-
rangements whereby they can execute all
orders for the complete repairing of Wagons,
Carriages, &c., at the shortest notice and at
reasonable prices, in addition to'blacksmith-
iug, which will be continued as heretofore in
all its branches. Special attention paid to
Horse and Ox Shoeiug, light and heavy Forg-
ing, dnc. All work executed in either depart-
ment will be well and promptly done.
10 tf WATERBURY dz DUNCAN.
Oak Hilliseminary
FOR YOUNG LADIES.
HE Winter Term of this School will com-
mence on the lat of November.
The number of Day Scholars limited. Terms
for English studies, 58 and $10 per session of
five months. Fuel $1.
Terms for Music and the Len usges, the
same as for Boarding Scholars. irculars to
be had at the Book Stores, or at the Seminary.
1m38 MRS. LOUISA A. SMITH.
Ran Away
FROM the subscriber, on Tuesday, Sept 5th,
a girl named Margaret Dogerty, aged
about I2 years. This is to forbid all persons
harboring or trusting said girl on my account,
as I will pay no debts of her contracting on
and after date. JAMES FINNEY.
Norwalk, Sept. 22d, 1854.
For Sale at Auction.
VALUABLE Grist Mill, Saw Mill, and
Water Power-—hesd and fall 14 feet, and
10 acres of Land in Wilton, contiguous to the
Georgetown Station upon the Danbury &Nor-
walk R. R. Unless previously dis osed of at
private sale, it will be sold at uction, on
aturday, the 14th day of October, 1854, on
the premises, at two o’clock, P. M.
To Manufacturers it resents an opportunity
for investment not e sewliere found in the
County. It passed through the fresliets un-
harmed, and through the past season the sup-
ply of Water has been am ie. ,
LLOYD EELEY, Trustee.
Georgetown, (Wilton,) Sept. 23. 3t39
Jewelry Cheap for (lash.
THE subscriber is now selling Watches, Jew-
elry aud Silver Ware at lower prices than
any store that gives credit can possibly offer
them. A word to the wise is sufiicient.
0. S. CLARK, 2 Skiddy"s Block.
N1 ”°“°°'
.—___.-he -
The undersigued would
respectfully give notice that
they are now permanently established, for the
transaction of a general ‘
carriage and Wagon Repairing
business, at the establishment lately occupied
by Charles Isaacs, Esq., where they will be
pleased to wait upon such of their friends and
the public in general, as may deire their servi-
ces. Orders attended to promptl , and char-
ges moderate. BEERS dc LOC WOOD.
Norwalk, Sept. 18th, 1854. lyrl
OODEN Ware and Mats, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe at F. H. NASIPS,
South Jifcrwallc.
Cheap Reading.
The unprecedented demand for magazines,
has induced the subscriber to reduce the price
of Harper, to 15 cts. a No.
A. SELLECK.
New Bakery.
S R. BUNTING would respectfullyinform
e his old Customers and the public gener-
ally, thuthe has returned to his former busi
ups and is now prepared to furnish his friends
with every variety of fresh Cakes, Pics, and
Bread, including Graham, Rye and Domestic
Bread, dzc. His store, acfioining Messrs. Allen,
Meeker & Co., has been fitted up expressly for
his business, and he hopes to receive a liberal
share of the gublic patronage.
Norwalk, ay 15th. ti‘20
STOVES.
UR stock of Stoves is com lete, and we beg
to call the attention of ose in want of
anything in that line. ‘
C. dz E. K. LOCKWOOD.
Tin, Sheeriron & Copper Ware
OF every description constantly on band
C dauctl madetto oillislr ; also, Roofing, Glntters,
on uc ors e c. or ers tu at-
tended to, it Lodiiliiodvls.
Just Published.
N octes Ambrosiause, by the late John Willson
Easy Nat, or the Three Apprentices, by A. L
Stimson. .
London, its Literary and Historical Curiosities,
by T. Saunders.
Our Folks at Home, by Edward J. Oliver.
Perriscopics, by William Elder.
The Ministering Children, a Tale dedicated to
Childhood. '
Attic, 9. new supply of Fashion and Famine,
011‘ Hand Takings and Crayon Sketches, Bertha
and Lilly, Magdalen Hepburn, Ten Nights in
a Bar Room, and what I saw there, by T. 8'
Arthur. For sale by E. E. KN APP.
ATCHES, Steve and Shoe. Blocking at
wholesale at LOCKWOOD’S°
Salt! Salt!
just received and for sale ;_also,
1'8,
SACKS of prime Liverpool Salt,
Cheaper than ever, by G. HOLMES ck CO.
carriages :l'or sale.
NE second-hand trotting Bug , weighing
200 1b., with top; one do, we ghing 275,
without to ; also, one uare box, family
wagon. A l in good condition, and all or any
one of them will be sold at a bargain. Enquire
at the Gazette Ofiice. neg
CALCINED Plaster and Cement, at
G. HOLMES & 00.
Just Published.
Kauzas and Nebraskai, by E. C. Hale.
Ten Nights in a Bar lloom, by T.'S. Arthur.
Memorable Women, b_ Mrs. Newton Crosleud.
Famous Persons and 1 laces, by N. P. Willie.
Journey to Ceutra1Afirica, by Bayard Taylor.
Captain Csuot, or Twenty Years of an African
_Slaver, at _ , o _ ‘SEE-.I_.ECK’S.
, St. Nilcholas. .
HIS celebrated Cook Stove ‘go "beg leave
to call to the attention of t e public. It
has no superior, has but to be seen to be ad-
mired, and used to be appreciated. Referen-
ces where they are in use given b tilie hund-
red. C. sB E. K. LO KXWOOD.
‘ c.GREGORS Stove for heating Storyl-
. Halls, Churches, Parlors. &c., '.they are
‘net the article wanted both for economy and
Westpcrt, Sept. 13, 1854.
cat which all will testlf that are ushiig.
i c. e K. LOCKWOOD.
(1.
Cars and 14th street line’
"public sign post nearest fitbe
u?
New York City Itiilliuery.
ISS PILGRIM has removed over No. 2;
_ Skiddy’s Block, opposite her old rooms
in Main-st., where can be found an assortment
of Spring Bonnets, consisting of durable split
and fancy. Straws, Silks, Lawns and Crepes,
both English and French, with Flowers, Rib-
bons, Blouds, &c., dsc. She cheerfull shows
her goods and invites the Ladies to ca 1 before
purchasing elsewhere. Feeling grateful for
past favors, by strict attention to the wants of
er customers, she hopes to merit a continuance
of their liberal patronage.
N. B. Straws cleaned and altered with neat-
ness and dispatch.
H. M. PROWITT,
Teacher of ihliusnic.
Lessons on the Piano Forte, Mciodecu, and in
_ Vocal Music. .
Pianos and Melodeons selected, with great care
as to tone and quality, for those desiring to
purchase. tflc
:11-
DYING.
John Pickens,
I" Wiuucpauk, will clean and restore the
colors of all kinds of Shawls, Table Cov-
CPS. Carpets, Rage, and Ladies’ and Gentle-
meu’s Garments. Also, Crepe Shawls cleaned
and dyed all colors and finished in the ueeteet
manner. v
All goods left at Mr. Shepai-d’e Bslrery,Nor-
walk, will be promptly attended to.
Wiuuepauk, March 14, 1854. . ll 3 mos‘
Agatha Beaufbrd.
OR FAMILY PRIDE; Fashion and Famine’
Vera, or the Child of Adoption ; Utah and
the Mormons; Russia as it is ; and all other
recent Publications, may be found at
KNAPP’S.
New Goods at Soutliport.
UGUSTUS JENNINGS has opened during
the past week a large and well selected
assortment of DRY GOODS,\Diir Gnocnmne,
Citocxiritr, FURNITURE, Curnnnuns AND Lamas
Snons, HATS, Cars & LA1)IE8BONNETS,L00klug
Glasses, Paper Hangings, Window Shades,
Umbrellas, Parasols, Trunks, Warp, Batting,
drc. A weekly supply of fashionable goods.-—
All orders promptly filled at the lowest cash
prices; Satisfaction given or goods may be
returned.
snwmo,
Coats, Pants, Vests, Drawers, &c., constantly
on hand for all good Sewers. Those in Nor-
walk can be supplied everv M ouday from the
dwelling of Mr. Lewis Smith, in South Norwalk,
between 9 and 12 o’clock, A. M: Those on
Raddiug Ridge and vicinity can be supplied
from Samuel Osborn’e every otlierWednesday,
P. M., commencing wilt of May.
Southport, May 2d, I854. . 18
for Sale cheap.
THE Barn next adjoining the “ Mott House.”
Said barn to be removed from the lot.-
For price and particulars enquire at this Office.
Mexican Guano.
HIS celebrated fertilizer, which is pro-
uounced by Agricultural Chemists and
others who have used it, to be much superior
to all other varieties, may be had of the sub-
scriber iu any quantity.
_ E. VA. CHICHESTER.
PUMPS, Suction, Force, Cistern, Well and
Chain Pumps at LOCKWOOD’S.
100,000 DOLLARS
WORTH or FINE
Watches, J ewelry at. Silver Ware,
At No. 2 Skiddg/’s Block,
‘WOULD be more of a stock than could be
displayed to advantage. However, my
assortment is complete, and any person calling
to purchase will not go away for want of var -
ety to select from. I am receiving now goods
every week and am determined to ofi'er goods
at lower prices than they can be purchased
elsewhere. 0- 3- (7 ARK-
Buildlug Materials.
Hard and Salmon Brick.
100 Berrelle lump Lime.
50 Barrells Cement.
25 do Boiled Plaster.
10 do Marble Dust. _
1000 Busliels plastering Hair.
The subscriber intends keeping a constant
assortment of the above named materials on
hand, and will furnish purchasers at lowest
market prices. W. C. TREET.
Norwalk, May 15th, 1854.
Saddle &Harness Establishment
"AT WESTPORT.
HE subscriber would inform his friends and
the public, that he has now on hand at his
establishment, east side the Bridge, one of the
largest and best assorted stocks of Harnesses,
Saddles, Trunks, Valises, carpet-bags, blank-
ets, whips, fly-nets, Sadd1er’s Hardware and
Saddler e Goods in general, ever before offered
in Westport, and he would respectfully solicit
an examination of his stock. Repairing neat-
ly, cheaply, and promptly done. All orders
executed with care, and work warranted.
WM. S. J
Weetport, Aug. 14. 3
J net: Published.
SISTER Aguess or Convent Life.
The Cabin Boy’e Story, a Nautical Ro-
mance, for sale by E. E. KNAPP.
Wanted, $250,
N Mortgage Security, for a term of ears,
for which seven per cent. interest w 11 be
paid. Enquire at the Gazette Ofiice. tf ,
Payson do Dunton’e
‘WRITING Books at
, KNAPP’S.
captain Carrot,
OR Twenty Years of an African Slaver, be-
ing an account of his Career aud,Adveu-
turee on the Coast, in the interior, on shipboard,
cad in the West Indies, written out from the
bypta'in’s journal and memorauda. For sale
an ' E. E. KNAPP.
District of Narwalk ss. Probate Court, Sep-
tember 22d, 1854.
STATE of AZOR B. OLMSTEAD, late
of Norwalk, in said District,’dec’d.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, bath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.-
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate, are requested to make" immediate
pigment to STEPHEN OLMSTEAD,
' 9 Administrator.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, Sep-
tember 21st, 1854.
STATE of HIRAM W. GORHAM late of
Norwalk, in said District, assigned in
trust for the benefit of his creditors.
Ordered.--That Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate, beappointed at the Probate Ofiice
in Norwalk, on the 14th day of October, 1854,
at 9 o’clock foreuoou; of which all persons
in interest will take notice, and appear, if they
see cause, and be heard thereon. And the
Trustee of said Estate will give public notice
thereof by posting a copy of this order on the
place where the
saiddcbtor dwells and within the seine town,
and by publishin the same in a newspaper
rintcd in Fairfiel County, at least 12 days
fore said 14th day of October. .
2t39 Gnoitcn A. Dsvnxroar, Judge.
District of Norwalk, 3!. P705018 0010'.‘
September 21st, 1854. ' _
STATE of HJRAM W. GORHAM, an in-
E solvent debtor of Norwalk, in said dist-
rict, assigncd in trust for the benefit of his
creditors. _
Notice is hereby given by me the subscriber
Trustee of said Estate, that after causing a
true and erfect inventory and appraisemeut
of said Elstate, to be made and returned to the
Court of Probate for the District of Norwalk,
1 have by and with the approbation and con-
seut of said Court, employed Hiram W. Gor-
hem, the assignor of said Estate, as my agent
' for the sale and disposal of said, estate, pursu-
ant to the Statute in said case provided.
— J. W. GORHAM, Trustee.
Norwalk, Sept. 21st, 1854. 3t39
.. ..-A._r.uol.d’.- . I
-- HEMICAL "Writing Fluid is at*pi'es'eut.‘used
C in nearly all Banks and large Mercantile
Houses, it is when firsi; written greenish blue
color but changes -to a beautiful Black that will
endure for ages. For sale at
KNAPP’S.
$650 wanted
N A First and only Mortgage on Real Ee-
tate, worth double the amouut,for which 7
per cent. will be paid semi-annually. Enquire
at the Ofiice of t e Nofltalk Gazette: tf‘
of
1 Norwalk, July 15,. .1854.
T..—¢..
DRY GOODS! DRY GOODS}!
' new SPRING STYLES.
8. & M. N. TOWLN & C0.
or
CCLIIHDIAN BALL.
N o. 281 Grand st., New YorIr.,
ANE now open for the inspection of their
H patrons and strangers visiting the city, a
new and extensive assortment of
mo]; spring & Summer Goods,
embracing in variety
may pgocgpzsfllillb and STRIPED
rages. _
Rich French Jacouets. Lawns it Bavarian
C I. O T H 8 .
nrcu PLAID um ranzran ensure.
Ricli Broclie, Cashmere, and Gaston Crepe
8 H A W L 8 .
Together with a general assortment of
LINEN smtirrinc, PILLOW CASING-S, mum must.
nuns cw:-us, ac.
Dcmcsticcotton, Sheetings:.Priets,
RICH LACE and BMBROIDERIES IN
LARGE VARIETY,
ENGLISH 8; GERMAN’ HOISERY, Ire.
Making in the whole the most extensive and
complete establishment in the United States for
pump 3 staple Dry Goods.
8. 4% M. E. TOWLE it Co.,
~ Importers and Retailers,
No. 281 Grand st., New York.
a One Piucn INVARIABLY. .3 6m21
M. 5. WILSON:
Ladies’ Prencli Boot and Slice
B A Z A A. B. , ,
279 Grand street, '
NEW YORK.
rats-field count Savings As-
soclet on.
* CAPITAL a1oo.ooo.
HIS Association organized under the laws
of the State, will receive deposits of some
from one dollar to one thouseud dollars, and
pay interest on the same, semi-annually, at the
rate of six per cent. per aunum. The security
to depositors is ample, as invested _capital lies
between them and any loss. Deposites are free
from taxes, and all sums under one hundred
dollars may lac withrgawll. upon sivlns the
Tre or ten syn no ce-
muite received daily at the office of the
Treasurer, where the business of the Company
will be transacted until suitable apartments can
belied... Interest commence the 1st of every
' ENEZER HILL, President.
month. M. CARTER, Vice President.
Directors.
snug“; mm CLARK BISSELL
1”“, 3, 3;“; J. M. CARTER
Gnonon G. Brsuor SANFORD 903“
yum, muggy Fauussrcx Bruins
J. A. Wnno MORGAN T. Sirrm
SAMUEL Lrnss SAMUEL Corr
Tnoxu 3. Bureau J ONATIIAN Csirr
In Gnnoour, it. n. ALFIIDXAI-I413?
Mu-nus Iluassu. E. c. Brsenu.
June W. Pmxsnr DAVID PI-4'31‘ -
sum“. Lnvus, is. u. Bruutnv 0. Burns
Gnoitcit R. Cuotwnti. H. M. PROV!"
W. B. E. Locxwoon.
y,,,,,;_ A wnp, sec’y and Treasure;-.n0
Norwalk, May 6th. 1354-
C. FIELDS.
ltlanuthcturefend Dealer in
IO0'.l'Ii IBOII AND 3033333; r
HE subscriber has on hand and is re y 0
T orders of all kinds of Wateti; 1I;roof
1; or a e
and Dm”FBoi‘h"liis‘lbrI‘grp:iIctic:iu this branch
l:fet.IIleIel|I:Ifl8 ‘he is confident that his work Jill
’ 1' it an ac-
co--er-v°=-:,r.,:*:'*;:::.:. 1.2.2.... ..
Oxford ties. b1‘°8“‘o 3°-
For the Ladies. be has a com lete stock of
u, d Morocco Boots, Bush as, to.
G“ r m ’ rk of all descriptions on hand
chflflgnntr: :i'r?1er. India Rubber Boot! ‘Ind
of d‘ kinds, at C. FIELDS. oPP°'“°
Dgnbnry & Norwalk R.5§. Depot. 1,“
Norwalk, Nov. 19, 19 -
nos-so, (Jose, and Chicken Peed.
EPT constantly on hand and at the low-
K est market price by Hours & llnnxnn.
Shoes.
Lumber. Lulnboifl
HUB ELL ii‘ eatl com-
Iggnctd the Iyumber Ocgiuxclifi at tyhe old
stand lately occupied by1Jilr. Charles Thomas,
d int nd to keel’ 03 '5 ° .
"I e bar. th and Lime,“
together with every variet of Lumber so on
this market. We ehallpe 913?! *0 ‘°°°.““"
are customers with any Jtlliing Iii‘ our line at
- . u. ,
”’°"""‘°°" J. c. imiini.-n.r.. _
Norwalk, April l3ill. 1354- 15 ‘'''°’
0. 8. LOCKWOOD.
AS now on hand and will be coustentl
receiving a good’.aud well selected stock
of . .
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vcstmgs.
Of the fiuest qualities and latest pattern!-
which he will make up in the most apprmd
styles.
Also a general assortment of line
READY MADE CLOTHING _
In all the various styles, and the best quali-
ty of work at low prices.
Gentlemen’: Furnishing Goods of all
kinds.
If you want the worth of your money call at
No. 3, Skiddy’s Block,
Norwalk, Ct.
URE S'l er Lead for stoves and machinery
at ii.'n. NASH’S, So. Jifortoollr, Ct. ’
ORCELAIN Were Brass-kettles Fry-pans
shovels and tongs, sad irons, 0'veu fronts:
sluvels, spades, hoes, rakes,OOD,s.
BRITTANIA, J appau’d and Silver_ Plated
Wares, English and Arl!leI1’;0llNl1AKslllV€lll|d
F t . -
“km “ ‘ \ South JV‘orwalk
The Norwalkbook.
EMPORIUM.
ALL Kinds of plain and fancy ststioncfii
,,.'.°",°,°‘ ‘““‘ ‘“"°°.‘.‘““".‘?:.‘.2.“'°".‘:i..‘.‘.'.'..°.."‘£'.‘
pu ca ous ° every me i . -
can be had all - A. SELL K’S"l::y: -ml
Bindery Establishment, Main st. No .
{_.
Flour and Feed.
‘ f h supplies of
Family Flour, eallfcl-€e:dn,g&cl.,e:vhich will be
sold at the lowest markeé sum“,
- South Norwalk.
LOVER tad Timothy seed, cheap
0
A. M. & Co.’s.
LONG I:l‘and Russia TIll'l|l])S‘,. I. ‘ Co.,’.
ODA, Butter, Water,GrabanI,RIil1'0Nl. 34,5
ton, Lemon and Fancy Crackermilli 300 is
tom the Bakery and for sale by A. Mal: 00.
NEW assortment of Crockery. China and
A. Glass Ware, just rec’d.
llatchen. ‘
E would call the attention of the publi
to scmetliin new in the way of Match-
es, there is no sme l arising from the use of
tliem,are sure to ignite and are so p that
the whole stick is burned. thus svoidin all
the o ‘action from smell, popr matches, .-
Wc se i Wholesale and Retail.
36 C. 5: E. K. LGJKWOOD.
ALL Jobbing in Tiuuers Line executed with
ueatuess and diqistcli, at
g F. H. NASIPS, So. Nonoalk.
New Wheat Flour !
RICHARD RICHARDSON’S..8.hd Him
Smltli’s Flour,‘ ground from Jvbw. 9'“
‘ full assortment of
i .
tfrcionol-iggmmy ’ .‘rlo'3ni>n w. HUBBELL.
2 . .
P0173810. .. n f
HOUSE, am, am. with W09‘ '9 “'9' °
A land, located about 1 1-4 miles fromitlte
Bridge, on the New Canaan I'0Nl- The?” 3 ‘
am am 0,-cinga, . g( rod well of water, and a
never falling stream 1- uuuin tbrouzll ll“? P301)-
ei-ty. Said lace will be sod at a great bar-
gain, ifs pl ed for sot in. For particulars cu-
quire of tone! at Cal mp-£1]-fiiiusbg:
llicls satin, Plats, main st Print?’ 3...,
ed Ba
’ maplcrtetious of MOU
g in part of
fI‘HEsubecriber keeps constantly on hand‘ 1,
and is dail
fills guilt giiitrlistmtiiit.
From S. I. PEITENGILL & CO.’S Aovertising Agency:
I32 Nassau Street, New York, and No. 1 State Street,
Boston. 8. M. Pl.'l'f'liNGILI. & 00., are Agents for the
Norwalk Gasetts and the most infiuentialand lsrgest.cir-
gleting Newspapers both in the United States and the
nudes.
‘"'"fi6i§s"k"ssiii;§ *h"a;i.;;;;;“"
AND FAN Y GOODS.
. Gr. C. , _ .
IMPORTERS and wholesale dealers in house
keeping Hardware and Janey Goods, 601
3'0-iv-1. N. v. Cutiery,Silver and Plated
'"0.0om sition Euamelled and Iron Hol-
‘°" ‘VIN. rouse ,Copper and Brass Goods,
his A paretus. in, Wood and Willow
"'°vB"1 98. mats, Baskets, Refrigerators,
87° 8 Twkle. else. Our stock has for years
3 been equal to and now surpasses in varic-
J “ll 9398111? any similar establishment in the
°°‘“|l'!. Ind will be sold at prices defying‘
‘°?l’°“‘i2"" i
e a cut on f H k ..
clients is invited t: 0Il.l‘o:b':-CkeOI'mgr:od:ni:lndn;e1-li-
ccs before buying. 3 J. as G. Brianne,
1,15 OOI Broadway, N, Y,
Locomotive Needles.
Tulsa needles are superior to any imported
into this count and are only to be had of
, EOMAS it Enwsnn GiI.I.,
IyI5 I4 Dey street, N. Y.
fancy Goods.
Tnoiue dc Eowsan Gn.r.,
Iron-rites of Fancy goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Laces, Embroideriee, Linens, Threads, Lo-
comotive needles, Trimmings Buttons, die.-
Goods from Auction every day.
1115 I4 Dey Street, N. Y.
Window and Picture Glass.
A GOOD assortment of window and Picture
Glnss constantly on hand and for sale in quan-
tities to suit purchasers. Merchants from ev-
“7 Section are invited _to call and examine for
themselves before buying. Orders by letter
prom tly filled Eiiwsitu P. Dicim-:,
44 C mbers St. near Hudson R B. Depot,x r
Gash Grocers.
nsitsaanouou & OLENDORE, wholesale gro-
cers, 203 Chamber st. and 195 Reade st.,
New York. Buyers are particularly invited to
an examination of our stock. Orders by letter
promptly attended to at the lowest market
rates. 13-15
3:10 goth 3ltlltt'li£tmtlIfs.
raois wn'.n. is'noitar.i$'s suvaa-risiiro nous:
I02 iusssc-srnnnr, new vorur.
L NEW mounnmc. srons,
’ 551 ‘RUNWAY, NEW '03:-
o. r. n_An.-rnor.o1vrnw
8 now receiving and o euing his Fall Im-
G GOODS, con-
Heavy Black Mourning Silks,
Bonibeslaes, Levantiue Silks,
Cloihl. Merinos,
Black J: White Silks, Mentillas,
Csslimeres, Lavender t Bl-‘k Silks
Shawls, Barpoer’s,
Moir Antique, Raw Silk Plaids,
6-4 Delaiues, Watered Silks,
Merino Plalds. Texieuuies,
Watered Poplins, Cashmere Plaids
Psramattas, Plain Poplius,
Ladies’ Clothe, Tamese C otli,
Brocade Silks, Crepe Veils,
Canton Cloth, Foulard Silks,
Embrcideriee, Canton Crepe,
Argleutines, Haudk’is, Gloves,
Eng sh Crepe, Calicoes,
osiery, Jet Jewelr ,
Bonnets Giugbame, .
The above, with daily additions, comprising
the most extensive and best assorted stock of
full and half mournin goods ever imported,
and will be offered at e lowest possible prices.
CLOAIIg IONNITI 8 DIDIIDS
made to order, in the very best manner.-
Goods sent b express to any part of the coun-
try. P. S.— c shall open our Fall Styles Pa-
ris Mourning Bonnets and Cloaks on‘ the 21st
of Se t.
BARTHOLOMEW’S New Mouaxmo Srenr,
551Broedwa , between the St.Nichclss dc
Metropolitan otels. 3m8
World's Pair Premiums,
Three Prize Medals
Have been awarded to the very elegant and superior
PIANO}: POITBS
EXHIBIED by the subscribers at the Cars-
rar. Psucn. In making the above an-
uonncemeut, they would take this opportunity
to_ return their thanks to their numerous
friends, for the extensive and liberal patronage
heretofore extended to them, and assure them
that no pains shall be spared to sustain the
lettering reputation already attained. In or-
der to meet the greatly increased demand for
their Instruments, they have added largely to
their manufacturing facilities, which they trust
will enable them in future to promptly meet
eve demand.
\ so, on hand an assortment of very superior
MELODEANS, of eve style, and at low pri-
ccs. GROVESTE Jr TRUSLOW,
_ 505 Broadway, New York,
(Adjoining St. Nicholas Hotel.
N. _B.—Preminms were awarded by the
American Institute to their Pianos five years
in succession. 41:13
Mr. E. B. Decker,’
AVORABLY known in Norwalk for tie
last seven years, as a Piano Forte turer,
has opened a were room and keeps .cousta.it1y
on bend,an assortment of instruments from 6
to 7} octaves, selected by himself from me of
the best houses in the city of New York. every
instrument fully warranted and kept in order
one year gratis. Old Pianos taken in exchange
tuned, repaired, &c., were rooms 277 Broome
st., between Eldridge and Allen st. N. Y. 31
Crystal Palace -I-iiirots,
AY be had at the store of the subscriber.
I. 25 cents each. E E. KNAPP.
Flour, Salt, Meal, reed, doc
OUR of different brands. Rock, Hay and
Seek Salt, Corn Meal, Fine Feed, Corn
and Oats, kept constantly on hand at the Old
Mill, and for sale in guantities to suit purcha-
sers by J SEPH W. HUBBELL.
Norwalk, June 5th, 1854. tf23
_ Great Bargains.
PANG & BARDWELL at Westport, recive
S regularly every week from the New York
Auctions, a constant supply of seasouable Dry
Goods. Particular attention paid to selecting
goods for GeritIcme1t’s Wear, which will be
made up to order, in first rate style and at fair
rices. Garments out free of charge, when
the cloth is purchased at this store.
}I'If you wish to make good bargains, call
before purchasing elsewhere. J us 20.
‘ Dissolution..-
co-partnersiilp heretofore existing be-
tween the Subscribers under the uameaud
firm of Raudle & Plett, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business of the late firm
will be settled by H. C. Raudie, who is duly
authorized to use theniisme of the firm in liq-
uidation. . C. RANDLE,
CORNELIUS PLATT.
Norwalk, Aug. 8, I854.
THE Subscriber will continue ~ the business
at the old stand, No. 2 Skiddy’s Block. W119”
he will kce a large assortment of Hate. C3115.
Furl and Ulnbrellas. Clicapfor 0'03’!-
Those indebted mane old spa will see the
' en .
;,33'''"''“’ °' mm“ 1" "ii. 0. RANDLE.
NAILS.
KEGS of the celebrated “Tre-
mont Iron Co.” Nails, bought at
i c t‘me ago and will be
:o{:'i’“l,:)‘:hp.:;c‘llI‘e): ucw cost in New York
Dealers and Builders will do well to call and.
ha’, 32 Z. SANFORD.
Sand. .
ITE Rockaway Sand for Plastering and
House-cleaning purposes, for sale by the
subscribers at his Marble Works.
ms SMITH dc MORGAN.
To Let.
barn near the Brid e,‘ belonging to
l the Estate of N. S. Bai ey, dec’d. En-
gulrfof T. B. Butler, or Charles Fields. tfl9
'6;-stirs.-y-, China s. Glass won-ta‘;
NE of the 1 rg¢a,t_.,riche-t and 1'69"‘ 9‘ ‘
stocks 9'°iWkelrkv;.<?,{9;§,'§ .‘,’.‘.“.‘.‘.2.f‘;‘;’.‘.’.”.;
be Ioillltl In NOIVI ! ca .’ to_
be at South .
gr with a general assortment of Groceries,
"Erin fink 3i ~ -- .
/\.fi/\l \
From VISCHER lb SCHELL’_S ,Geueral An...
House, Appleton’a Building 346 and 348 Broadway.
Straw and Beaver Bonnets, Rib-
bons; 1‘lowe_rs_ and Feathers
For Cash. .1.
THE extreme pressure in the Money Market
the present season, has yielded 90 ll ll‘
creased facilities in the purchase of a superb
stock of STRAW and BEAVER Bomntra, Fanntnl
Fnowuns. Rmaoxs and FEATHEBS,-' unequalled
in this city, and which we are enabled-to ofia
at unprecedeutly low prices for case. . -
To our stock of PARIS FEATHEBS and
BONNET RIBBONS, we would especially call
the attention of CASH Burnns, as we areaesnr
ed that a more desirable assortment was never
before offered in this city. . -
3m39 HOMER dc KETCHUM,
Nos. 64 and 66 John-street, cor. William, N.Y.
IIIEALIO, HATTEH,
41 6 Broadway, New "York,
3 Doors from the New Haven R. R. Depot.
UR FALL STYLE of H./1_TS, (MP8,
0 FURS, ETC'., for 1854 isnow ready,
and we are prepared to _ofi‘er our patrons a
more elegant and extensive assortment than
ever before. Also, Cnn..mi.r:.v’s Hus in every
variety. ~ -
UMBRELLAS, Owns, Vsmsns, and all other
articles in the line. MEALIO
3m38 Broadway, cor. Canal St.
Mattresses.
LAWRENCE tin HAPGOOD. .
ANUFACTURERS and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in Curled Hair, curled Palm
Leaf, and all other kinds of Mattresses, No.
168§ Chatham ‘M., New York. _
Curled Palm Leaf, lined with Hair, makes it
Mattress equally as good as the best of Hair,
and can be afforded for a. much less price.-—
Warranted not _to require re-filling for years.
’ Boat Mattresses, Feathers, Pillows,
Bolsters, and Comforters constantly ate
Head.
N. B. Hotels and boats furnished at shorg
notice, the trade supplied on liberal te.1'ms.6m33
Fashionable Hats, Caps’, &c.,
IVIBALIO, HATTBB.
No. 416' Broadway, New York,’ 3 doors
from the New Haven Railroad depot.
THE public and dealers generally are res-
pectfully requested to call and examine
our splendid stock of Beaver and 'silk Hats,
Drab Beaver, Panama and other summer Hate,
Cliildreu’s straw Hats,Chi1dren’s caps of every
style, together with Canes, Umbrellas, Valisee
and all other articles in the line--no inferior
goods are imported or manufactured for this
establishment. All goods warranted to give
satisfaction. The latest fashions constantly
received from Paris and London.
Munro, Broadway, cor. Canal st.,
New York.
311134
GOLD di. SILVER WATCHES;
Diamonds, Jewelry & Silver Ware.
THE Subscriber would call the atten-
tion of purchasers visiting New York
City, to his large and well selected stock,
comprising in part, the following (which he of-
fers for sale at less than the usual prices,) and
which will be forwarded to all parts of the Uni-
ted States and Canadas, by mail 'or_,exprcse,
free of charge. _' _
JCLS JIJGDNSDN WATC3DIs
Werrauted perfect time-keepers, from ' 8150 to 0250
COOPER WATCHES.
Duplex and Levers, from 8125 to 0275
INDPINDENT S3CCNDs
and Quarter Second Watches for timing
horses $125 to 3930
- CERONCICIHTERS,
Splendid Gold Pocket Chronometers, perfect
time—keepere 3125 10 $250
EIGHT DAT WATCH-
which run eight days with once winding 31:0 90 3135
INAIVIEL WATCH.
for Indies, some in hunting cases 385 to .100
DIAMOND WLTCNIC9
for Ladies, some in magic cases 355 to
MAGIC WATCB3Cs
which change into three different Winches 3100 to 0115
WATCHES iWEICE WIND UP
and turn the hands without a key 885 to II“
Jill Kinds of Watches It Low_ Prices.
Fine Gold Lepiue Watches, 4 hoes levelled 826 00
Fine Gold Detached Levers 80 00
Gold Enarnelled Watches for ‘I19 I-B11188 35
“ English Patent Levers 85 00
cc u =-- H hunting cases 58 00
Silver Patent Levers eslov 8-5 0 00
“ Detached Levers " 14 N
Jewelry, Silver Plate, ‘'6,
Ladies’ Gold se':s—i-nu-rings, Pins and
500to
I-4
do Cups for Children
bracelets _ 815 00 to $75 00
Earrings, 32 to 325 ‘Plus, $2 to $25 ;
Bracelets 5 00 to 80 W
Gold Locketg—onq 2, and 4 glasses 8 00 to 25 00
Gold Guard Chains 10 00 to 50 in
com Chatelgine Chains 10 00 to 110 00
Gold Vest Chain? 8 00 to 85 (13
Gold Fob-Chairs O 00 to 25 00
Fine Sold We.ding Rings 3 50 to 7 00
Gold Guard lays 1 00 to 5 00
Gold Fob-K65 '-l 00 to 8 00
Gold Fob.s.ala 3 00 to 12 00
Gold Thimileit 2 60 to 6 00
Gold Perplls 1 2510 I N
Gold Pets and Pencils 3 52 to 16 00
Diamoyd Rings 7 00 to 250 00
Diamond Earrings 100 00 to 300 00
Diamind Pins 15 00 to 300 00
Gold Crosses 2 00 to 12 00
Golf Finger-rings, with stones 2 00 to 15 fl)
God Sleeve Buttons per set 2 50 to 12 00
G)ItI Studs per set: 1 50 to 10 oo
told Spectacles per pair 5 O0 to 9 00
Sold Eye-Glasses I 76 to 6 W
Silver Tea Spoons per set 5 00 to 9 00
do Table do per set 12 00 to 21 00
do Table-Forks per set 13 00 to 23 00
O0
50
O0
00
00
II
00
5
do Napkin-Riu s each 1 50 to 8
Gold Armlets for Children per pair 2 60 to 6
Plain Gold Rings 75 to 8
Chased Gold Rings 1 00to 5
Silver Thimbles, Silver Tops -
Gold Scarf Pins 1 00 to 1
G30. C. ALLEN.
Importer or Vvatcties so J ewclry,
WHOLESALE AND armor,
No. 11 Wan. S1-riser,
177 (Second Floor,) near Broadway, New York.
JACOB SMITH’8,
MACHIENRY DEPOT,
95 Maiden Lane, N. Y.
KEEPS constantly on hand
Pressure and Regulating valves, for
Steam Engines, Steam Whistles, Mill and Cir-
cular saws, 5 kinds of Mortice Machines, Teuou
Machines, Boring do., Mining Machinery, Cor-
nish pumps, lifting and forcing, Steam Engines
and Boilers, Stamps and Mortars, Drillliug ma-
chines assorted, Power and hand puuches,turn-
iug lathes for iron and wood, planing machines
for wood and iron, sash and moulding machinen,
Teuou machines, Spoke do., site.
Also, machines for turning axe and Pick
handles, Leather Belting all sizes, best ma-
chinery oil, wholesale and retail ; Machinest’l
files assorted, Sand Paper “ Gage’s” best, Em-
ery paper and Emery cloth, also the best Lon-
don Emery, all Nos., also, Iron pipes for Gas
and Water, assorted from 1 1-2 inch to 12 inch
in diameter. Terms cash, or approved paper.“
Stearns, Hl1t0IllllS0ll- & 00.,
12 .k 14 WARREN STREET,
New Yonx.
HOLESALE Dealers in Staple and Fan-
cy Dress Goods, Ribbons, Gloves, Hosi-
ery, Linens, Laces and Milliuery Articles.
which are offered at the lowest market prices.
to Cash and prompt time buyers.
THOS. G. STEARNS, G. S. HUTCHINSON‘,
DAVID R. SELLECK.
Nos. 12 and 14 Warren at.
(First street below Chambers-sf.)
LOUGHS of every description, for sale by
E. V. A. Cmonnsrnn.
T CHICIIESTER’S Hardware Store can_b0
found the largest assortment of Paints, Oills
Varuishes and Painters’ Materials, ever ofi'ered
u this market call and see him. seplz. Stht
EXCELSIOR Hoes,a new article in this
market, for sale by
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
Stone For Sale.
LOADS of good Stone for sale, suite»
5O ble for docking or building purposes,
and but a short distance from the Bridge. En-
quire at the Gazette 0&0‘?-
'I'. B. GRIPPI1 E.
Scum NORWALI.
ALL and examine his assortment of Hair,
O Neil and Tooth Brushes; also, good assort-
ment fine and coarse combs.
Plumbing,
‘W’ E are prepared to furnish all things req-
uisite together with the work, Bath tube
Shower Baths, Water Closets, Wash Bowls, etc.
etc. by C. & E, K. LOCKWOOD.
School, Books! i
LL the Books used in the Union and other
Schools, coiistautly on hand and for sale,
KNAPP’S.
store of the subscri 1'
I1 sii‘or which will be -0" “ °‘°°‘‘“‘‘9‘’
3)" wk“, G. W. SMITH.
at the lowest prices. M
Norwalk Chronicler