Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, October 24, 1854 · page 4

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MC.GREGORS Stove for heating Stores,

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Alfred Jackson,
SUCCESSOR TO
0'. II. DISBROW.
OULD invite the attention ofthe Public
to his large and elegant pssortinciit of

Watclics, Jewel-rg,, anfij. .1?'_§mc:y;G_oods,

Which his increased sales for the past yeareu- ‘

able him to ’offer at a trilliirg a‘dvane_e from
cost, Ladies il.ll(l.(xClliJlGlllCll.‘S G-old \i'atc1ies_
18 Carats fi_iic,, witli.__open .f'd..cc,‘l,1111_1[.1_1]g and
$8319 cases, warraiiteil perfect *_fn_ineil<ecpers,
_, , Pl'l.0.eS,Vd.1‘_yf.1l1gf1'0mvS.{Q7i.Q:,aI4;),-»_ _,. .. g -
‘...—?il'}’;‘i.'..‘.‘.‘.’.'.’.§.‘.1é" ‘§.“°.“°“ and 
80041 satistactioiirf a wee’ Wzqmntcd to ‘give
A . 1-,; , rom $~10..to S60. ,
wt Comp 8 Q€lSSOI‘l}I1}eIll30fSIl'.VElt;a.l1f'1Pl}A1‘FD
m“’:', ”““1“fl‘$‘{§}lF<_%Il~to _order'ip the most fash-
'_‘.‘,"1. e r‘3F.‘7l°'_5i Which will be sold as low as a
€r0;,ch¢:';'/i,)l’I_.‘g'_;le:i.ii be bought elsewhere. All
,. . _. __ 1 Vei"wari'a.utcdastpure as coin.
velhsadilztioln to a la‘rgp stock of Gold and_Sil-
Seals Pfitsmigélegs, gens, encils,_Tl liiiubles,_I\eys,
desi 3.“. .93., c -, will be offered a. v:_triety of
Fit ., ? 1)_;attci‘us of Ear Rings, . Ladies’ and
Vest. ._<>ll(1le,E1)1i,Bi'<-ia_sl: Pins,_Fing‘er Rings, Guard,
ti?!) _ .tte.ln.iuc Glu_iins_, of the latest and
Elisa, %:h.l°l1lJible styles, which for quality is
, any ever offered in Norwalk, and for
plpice anal-beauty, of design cannot fail to suit
1 6 liluostidifllciilt; ,All goods will be elieerful-
Yr:t_.‘f3ZVé1l-t9_tliose who wish to purchase or
iz Tfiy ieii C.Ill'lOSll;y.
_ ’l‘l1_C1T,e3Smg deinaud for. , 
H ,1»; ; “Pine ,.Cutlery,,
au“(15:1&1lnl::Si3Et)_1:;ll111I‘,1}t0 stelect from the best English
of Pocket Kuive (msu iwmfers’ 3’ 1a1‘g.e vanety
from the fl _t 3: CISSOI s, Razors, i\;c., made
“*5 tcmllered steel and beautifully

The Forest Wine.

This excellent Medical Wine and the Forest Pills, are
fast gaining the good will, aiid becoming the favorite
medicine of the people, and known as a most effectual
rcinmly in the cure of ,, ,,
Dyspepsia,‘ l-i;iliitiial‘C6‘§tii"<§iiess‘, mmcompigunt. «nth-
mii, Piles, Obstiuato Headiiclic, Bilious Ili!wK“!<l{=l'-*1,
I’iiiipl_es,,B1;otciigs.aiid llnilt5;|llilly'_C0l0t' of he
‘ Skinfi ‘Jaiindice, Aguc :tl1¢I"l:‘t{\’0l‘, bolt
Rheum, Erysipeliks. C0'“l'li"“_l~“,‘“°“
dent to Fcnialcs, li:I:lgll_l-'fl|ll13‘
We:ilriies.<, Night Sweiits. i\f?r\’-
ous llisorders, lieiieriil ill
llealth and lInp:lll‘|3\l
state of the C011‘
5tiillI.|Oll.

31,1 ,, 51,1,“ time has elapsed since these great and
300,1 ,,,,d1¢1‘m-; have been. made known to the public,
)1; 11,ou_._;.-mda have expigrgencod‘ their good offsets. In-
valigis given over by their pliysi_oians,as incurable, have
been restored to sound npdyigorous health bythcir use.
'I‘hese_medicines arc \l11lll.1e.lt!1.¥ tether. Theirtivo-fold
properties act directly__on those organs of‘ the stomach,
liver and kidneys, which secrete the fluids, and separate
the inipiiritics from the blood." This Wine and Pills
never weaken, but give strength and animation to both
body and mind. , , 1 , I _.

The greal aiuoui_it of good these medicines have done
for the sick and afflicted‘ have induced thousands to
commend them to their friends anrl~ the public. Indi-
-.-idualsoftbe highest integrity have voluntarily testi-
ficd to the world in favor of their extraordinary virtues.

me. 1. ./1. s T.2J\"LE-Y,

A celebrated physician, in a. letter from Princeton, New
Jersey, dated November 10, 1849, (l8Cl:l1‘cli in all his ex-
perience he had never seen anything to compare w_Itll
the l~‘or'es‘t Wine and Pills. at the same time relating
several cases of coiistitutluiiiil Ilebility and Scrofllloml
affections which it cured in an incredible slit.-r_t “"39".-
Aiuong‘ the iiiciribers oftlie .\ledicxil Faculty 0fA\e“" ‘,‘.’fl’\'
who have \\‘itiies:scd the great results of til". l‘°"e5t_.l;',m,:‘L’_
and rec-onimeuded it in iiuinerous i:oiiipl:i;1}l"’. “ax
found the names of the celebrated llr. list-0!‘) HIE",
Dr. L. Clieeseniau, lir. Chilton, Ur-. “ "’- ’*‘’‘”‘= T‘
.\larviu, Dr. J. M. lloreauo and utl19f=-

'r E s r i ii 0 N 3

Of .\Ii'. Joliiisou llurkg, :ILl_IlZl'l.l' "°'l’e»""l’a
“Mal-l HAW“ fie“ 0‘ I esteem the Forest

'. ii.ii.~.‘i~:\'~v.-.n- Sir _
\\'iIi)i1d.:i(: il‘l\l‘. King of Medicines. ’It has done for‘ me ‘Ill

ble. citizen of

finished, which will be sold at
. _ , ‘ 'ca.tl - -d id
Prices-_ Silver and Pearl Gil-Ilgii Casyedf Il’1<(ii:t-
ngfggalefii ‘Y9-, of the latest and most approved
I’ ms: Which for lllllsll, durability, conven-
"-nce “F1 Cllfmplicss, are superior to any before
oflhred in this place,
L3-.dl&‘i <.l1‘eSSlIlg Combs of India. Rubber and
Bllmilf) lI01‘l1- —,Gci1tleiucns Pocket Goinbs, an
assortment always on hand.

 _ . The Brush Pa.mily,,'

15 “Presented by anv qiiantity of first-i-ate ar-
ticles iu. the shapeyof II-air, Clotlw-S. D1155:
Shaving, -Nail and Tooth Brushes. Also, Dr.
Barbour’s Alkaline Dentrilice too well known
*0 need coinuieiit ; Fancy Soaps. Hair Oils of,
superior quality; I'crl'iiinery, a lai'ge supply of
all the choice extracts. just received.

A complete assortment of -

Fancy Baskets,

will now be disposed of at wholesale prices,
to make room for the Largest, (,'li.ea'pest and
best .fl.s‘sarlmcnt of
Ornamental Clocks.
Ever before offered in this place.
French Clocks,‘
An ingenious :tllll.'l)t}il.l1l.lflllly exefsllteil P3009
of .'\Ic'.:li:iiiisiii. runs three weeks witliout wind-
ing. strikes the hours and half llO1ll‘S_. an excel-
lei1i.’.i‘inicl.~:eene1'aiid beautifiil parlor ornaiuent.
Eig/ix. J)<‘v_7/,
And Thirty hour Clocks‘. with and without
Alarms. constantly on hand. , _ _ :
As an illiisti‘-atioii of the spirit. of enterprise
which Cl'i‘.‘l.l.‘1l.Cl'L‘l'l'/.i‘:'l.llL‘ Aiiici-icaii People‘: 11.9
ofiers for sale Clocks of l.lOlIl-_‘Sl3l0 i_uaiiutactui‘c_,
new, iieatly iiiade aiul wai‘i'-.ii1tcd for one year,
for the sum of
75 (7r:n.zs. 
A few second hand Clocks‘, biil little. used, and
in good order. for sale l'or a mere trifle. _-
Our Musical fi"ieuils who uiiderst-aiid their
own ‘interest will exaiiiiiie JACl{SON"S _la-St
=’.l‘l'lVlil of Rosewood Accordeous and F lutmas
!).:t'ore piireliasiiig elsewhere.
His stock or I<‘an.i:_q Goods includes too great
i .=.u'iety to eniiincrate in an ‘.1(l‘v'Cl‘lvlS(3lllL'llt-
l‘ne siiliscrilicr tliaukiul for the lapge aiuou.n‘t
-if [);l.i}l".)ll:1g‘t’. bestowed on his cstablislimeiit for
the last few months, will euxleil\'0l‘ by 5_l3“°t
att-cutioii to his liiisiiiess and the wants of the
public. to merit a continusince of the same.
.111 gnmls «?v."u‘I‘(‘()2tL‘(i as rcpres."7i.tcd_.
l’:ii-tieulai‘ and personal attention given to
the I‘ep‘.\.il‘lll;"£ of line Watclies. Jewelry repair-
ed with ncatiiess and 4‘-.ispal<:li.
Alsliltlill) JACKSON,
At the old st-aiiiil ofC. E. Disbrow.
Norwalk, June, 1854.
Ranges,
EEi3E’S, .\i.-eti‘opolitan and Knickcrboek.er
ranges, always on liaiid, which We w1ll
furnish with or witliout Water Backs and Boil-
ers, which will be set in a workinaulike maiiner
and wai'i‘:iiit.ed to pertoriu to the satisfaction of
the f)]_)‘.3l‘2‘ti'.0I'. G. & E. K. LOCl{\V'OOD.

 

Cutlery ,

UR stock is.‘ very large ciiibraeiiig all 0‘

the best articles of'Seissoi‘s, ‘fable ‘dlltl

Pocket Cutlery, wliich we can Wil1‘l‘i‘.tllt as to
quality. C. it E. K. LOCKWOOD.

Furnaces.
iIIILSCN’S prize lll(.‘(1’.‘.l World's Fair Furn-
C ace, (which has iiierited the above title.)
is just the article required for heating Church-
es. Schools, Piivate Houses, ete., aud_will fully
avoid the objectioiis _tli_at. are so ll‘CL1ll(§lll-l.y
made by those using interior Furnaces. It.is
complete and has but to be seen to be apprecia-
ted; sold by C. ib E. ii. LOCl{WUOD.
Brittania “€%'“.7ai°e
WEE and Coll‘-;c Pots, C-oli'ce Uriis, fancy Tea
Sctt.-:, Casters, L.-iiiips, C-;i.i1dlesficks. Spit-
tooiis, Sirringcs, Spoons, etc... at __ ‘
LUC.li’.‘i‘.- OOODS.
ASICETS of all kinds at _
L-CC-I\IWOOD’S.

G_rasi:'i‘£..i5r}} £5 .1.‘ 5.. _ ,
LOCKWOODS. 

Ai\il’lIEI\’l~Z anal liuriiiiig Fluid of the best
qii-.ilitie;-:, for sale by bill‘. gallon or barrel

at Ll)Cl{‘.VOOD’S.

Summer Ranges

NEW pattern which we can recomuiend
to the public, at L‘.)CI{WOOl)‘S.

WIXGONS for Childreuat "
LOCKWOOD’S,_

,._;___.._._____?_.__.__._.

CAST Iron Sinks at . . '
LOCKWOOD’S.

RS—for sale at
LOCKWOOD-‘S.

I l{USH—ES:f and Cordage
at LOCKWOOD’S.

M.iTrs of all l-Ilntls and desc1‘iptions'tit
LOCl{WOOD’S.

CHURNS of diffcreiit patterns at

LOCKWOOD"S.' '

if , l"r.-"F" . TORS for sale at
LOCl{WO0D"S.

A *~ -. -,--.'uri.Y, Glass, China il'.E-arthcn Ware,
‘._/ of all kinds in any quantity, and prices to
Suit all, at LOCKWOOD’S

St. Nicholas.

HIS celebrated _Cook Stove we beg leavi-

to call to the attention of the 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 by the hund-
red. C. A: E. K.» LOCKWOOD.

D] ATOIIES, Steve and Shoelllackiiig at

 

wholesale at LOCKWOOD’S'
Matches.

E would call the attention of the public

to. something new in the way of Match-

es, there is no sniell arising ll'OIll__f:l.l0_uSL' of

them.-are sure EO.lgl1llicl‘..ll|l.‘ill'i3 so prepared that

gin: W‘ll.()‘i.(:.Stlc‘l{ is biimeil. thus avoiding all

wi §$i'i‘iv‘i’§iZ27iiLilllii"i..3£§fii ‘“““°“°“’ ‘”°'~"
36 C. A’. E. K. LOCKWOOD.

Plumbing,
E are prepared to furiiisli all things 1-eq-
iiisite lO,£,'rUl/i.ll.‘l' with the work, Bath tubs
Shower Biitlis, W atei‘ Clo>.i:ts, W:i.~:li Bowls. etc
etc. by c. & Eqli. LOCKWOOD. '

i
STOVES.

UR stock of Stoves is (:Olll1)lCiC,£tl1fi.Webcg

to call the atlciitioii of those in ‘want of
aiiytliiiig in that line.
' C. it E. K. I.()Cl(WOOD.

Tm, Sheet Iron & Copper Ware
F every, description constantly on hand
and in-.ide to order ; also, Roofing, Gutters,
C°”‘ll10t0l'S. etc. All orders piinctiially at-
tendctl to. at‘ LoeKwooo’s.~-

UMPS= S“°l’l0l1.l"0i‘ce, Cisterii, Well and

 

' -- ~ - -k. -l : t three pliysicinns failed to do in as niapy
hm “H1: llsld, I became the victim of the Heart Dis-

'L"l1‘.'. . . - .
g£:l.I~'l‘ll|!!l .\'eri-ous Aifcctions which have been growing
,,,, ,,,,. ,.,.,.,- since, until I procured your Forest Wine and

gh I had wasted severalhiindred dollars for
nlclllcill atiendaiice. During the last two years I was
ubligutl to keep my house nearly all the time, and gave
up my biisiiie.-rs in consequence of my ill health. I had
lost iiearly all hopes 9151-ecovery, my complaint was of
that class under which, “ nature sinks and life becomes

l‘ill.<. ziltliuu

eluded to give it a trial, and before finishing the third
bottle I felt likea different person, aiidwas able to re-
suuie busiiie.-'s again, entirely cured by. taking tire bot-
tles. For the benefit of those afflicted with similar
complaints you are at liberty to‘ publisli this.
Yours, ate... JOIINSON BURKE, Waverly Place. .
General Debilily, Emaciation, wasting of
the body, &e. 1

Many person:: are afflicted with some one of the above
coniplaint.<, without being able to trace it to any par-
ticular cause, and tlierefore delay the use of the proper
reinedy until the disease becomes constitutional. These
disorili.-rs are often cliaracterized by a. sense of sinking,
or entire exhaustion after exercise. Some experience
sluggislincss, lassitude,, and at times pnleness or flush-
ing ofthe c¢)untena,uce, palpitation of the heart, 0!‘ like
syiiiptoins.

The excellent effects which have ever attended the
use of the Forest Wine and Pills, in every species of de-
bility, is conclusive evidence of its happy results in this
class ofdisorders. Many have resorted to these medi-
cines as an ultimatum, and been speedily cured. For
.\'ervous disorders and Debility, the Wine and Pills are
taken according to the directions on the label.

TV) THE LADIES.

True bi-mity and lovliness accoinpzinytlie highest per-
fection of health,‘ which again invarialily follows the
l’L‘Rl£>"l‘ S'I‘A'l'E OF ‘THE BLOOD.’ Wliat artificial ap-
pciidages equal that vivid c-xpressioii of countenance
which emiuatcs from health? What points can compare
with the crimson colored blood misting its briliant rose-
ate line through the tr:inspai'ent texture of the skin ?—
What charms are more captivating than those ofiiature,
in her highest perfection? Let Dr. H:ilsey’s Wine sup-
ply the place of all co.-iuietics. Tlis use of this excellent

cour.-lug through the veins, penetrates the niinutest fi-
bres that verge towards the surface of the skin, causing
all uiilicalthy pimples and blotclies to disappear, im-
parting a vivid, rosy color to the skin, and brilliant ex-
pression to the eyes ' H .
THIS IS NATURAL BEAUTY.

In coroboration ofthcse facts. Dr. Halsey has many
tcstiiiioniiils. The following is from a lady of the most
respectable standing in sociesy, sent to us by her broth-
er, residing in Rutgers Street.

My sister, from her youth, had been in very delicate
health. complaining frequently ofwcakness of the chest
attended with a cough. About the age ofeighteen she
began to get much worse. For six months previous to
coniiiieneing with your medicines she had not been able
to get out of the house. Her countenance was greatly
em iated, _\‘ellow and sickly Her face and neck was
l3l)\'L'.l’L‘4l with disagreeable pustuled, eyes very much
sunken, and her cough increasing. In fine, she bore ev-
ery appeai-aiice of soon becoming an unhappy victim to
cunsuiuption. At this time I procured for her some of
you r Forest Wine and l’ilis, which she commencec using
ziccoriliiig to the directions. She gradually improved as
she followed up the use of them. Her first spmptonis
of recovery was an uncommonly good appetite, her face
finally becouie smooth, and her cheeks rosy. Ilcr cough
left her altogetlier. She is now strong and vigorous
and presents the finest example of health I ever wit-
nessed. JOHN S. MAXWI-lI.L.

DR. lIALSEY’S GU.-\I-COATED FOREST PILLS.

.\lanuf'actiired on the same principle as the Forest
Wine, to which it is an important adjunct. They are
coated with pure Gum Arabic, an important invention,
lbr which Dr. Halsey has recoived-the only patent ever
granted on Pills by the Government of the United States.

Dr. l{alsey’s Forest Wine and Gum-coated Forest Pills,
unite, in acconiplisliing the same great end, the purifi-
cation ol"thc blood, the "renovation and restoration of
the stomach and bowels.

The life principle of man is the blood, no sooner a
Il‘ii7.Vf,‘ 0'!’g.'f.!IS17T‘tTl(!‘ElLrmiin}:-uu|s3nl-—n-Q.--5‘ «L. <\nI.~-
cleansed of morbid matter and restored to healthy ac-
tion by the use of the Forest Pills, and pure rich blood
made to flow in the veins, by the use of the Forest
\\-‘inc, than disease begins to vanish, and strength and
eiiergy of body return. This is the principle on which
is founded these -great medicines, and by which nearly
all diseases are cured.

The l"oi-est Wine is put up in large square bottles,
-.\-itii Dr. ll-.il.~‘ey’s name blown in the glass. One Dollar
pei‘ bottle, or six bottles for Five Dollars. Giirn-coatetl
Forest Pills, ‘.15 cents per box. For sale by the appoint-
oul Agiaiits, at Wliolesiile and Retail. General Depot,
1131 lluarie Street, one‘ door from Hudson, New York.

For sale by W. 1-}. BISSELL, Norwalk. -

 

re
4:

UEEN’S Celebrated l’ortab|e Forges, for
sale at mauufacturer’s prices by
LYON dt KELLOGG,
83 Water st., Bridgeport.

V .fisT‘.'iL‘ENT.I09N.

TI-I E Su1)sci‘ibcr gratefully acknowledges the
liberal patronage which has been extended
to him by his friends and the public generally,
for the last 14 years, and hopes by strict appli-
cation to business, to meet a continuance of
past favors. He has now on hand, and is con-
stantly manufactnring to order, all‘ kinds of
llarncss Ilaving greatly increased his facili-
ties in iriauufactiiring, he is now prepared to
execute all orders in his line with promptness
and despatch, and pledges himself to sell any
and every article in his line as ‘cheap as the
same article can be furnished by any other sim-
ilar Establisliment in the County or State. He
has on hand all kinds of articles usually kept
by Saddlers and Harness makers; Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Horse
Brushes. Curry Combs, Cards, Shamois _Skins,
Horse Sheets, Fly Netts. &.c,., also all kinds of
Saddlery Wai:e,‘-.Ga.rriage ‘and Riding Whips,
all kinds -and qualities, which will be sold at
niaiuifactuicrs prices’.-~ Orders thankfully re-
ceived. Terms favorable. .

Norwalk; Aug. ll__..-,-' W_M.«B. SWAN.

Cabinet" Ware Rooms at.
'WESTPORT !

HE subscribers would respectfully inform‘
their friends and the public generally, that
they are still located a few doors north of the
turnbike, opposite the store of Alva Gray,

 

sortment of CABINET Want: in general,

_ Umlcrla/ring in all its departments attended
to at the shortest notice and upon reasonable
terms.

An examination of our stock and prices is
respectfully solicited, as we are determined not
to be undersold, by any similar establisliment
n the County. RENOUD<lt BRUEN. 3m]3

AMPHENE J5 BURNING Fwin, and full
measure given ’ by W. HAIGHT.

LL Jobbing in Tinners Line executed with
neatness and dispatch, at ‘ ‘ ‘

F. 11. NASH’S, So. Norwallc.

Dis-lrtft of .N_‘orwallc, ss. Probate Court Octo-
ber ith, 1834. ‘
S'l‘A’l‘E of CALEB S. BENEDICT, an in-
t__ . s_olv_ent debtor of New Canaan, in said dis-
’ll(,l3., .lnSlgIl0(I in ;tI'|lEl'« for the benefit of his
creditors. ‘ 1,
0’.“i“"’-"_1--'lb*.it Commissioners to receive
and 0-Wllllnc the claims of the creditors of said
Estate be appointed at the Probate (lfIico.ii1
Norwalk on the 28th day of October 1354 at
9 o-‘clock, forenoon; of which all p’e,.S0,,8’ in
interest will take notice, and appcaf if they
see cause, and be heard thereon. km} the
Trustee of said Estate will give public notice
thereof, by posting. a copy of this Order on the
sign post nearest to where said debtor d“,-C113
in said New~Cauaaii,~ and by publishing the
same. in a newspaper printed in Fail-field Coun.
ty, at least 14 days before said ‘28th"d:iy of
October. » *- GEORGE A. DAVENPOIIT, Judge.

District of Norivallc, so. -Probate Court, Octo-

ber 7th. 1854. v _ , r

, STATE of CALEB S. BENEDICT of New

J Canaan, iirsaid District, and WILLIAM
DUNNING of Wilton. in said District insolv-
"_’,‘;‘ilp‘1(:‘:3EJ,0l§. (l)}OnSl3itlitiIi‘g the late co-partqer-
rm‘ the ‘K-me-fitl:(-)i;_k;;lI))l:i'f_ grzsigned in trust
an,‘1)2‘(_ Coinmissioners‘ to_ receive
said Estate. be ap[?0?IllItnes(i 3: Pcrgdltors of
l" N‘""Valki on the 28th‘d-1 ofeOm atelomfie
M 9 (fclock foreman . . O.fy‘ h. hetobcr, 1854,
in 1,,te,.0S,, Wm take norm? {Edie all persons
399 Cause, and be ll0£1l'(I,tilCI'e“O1IlI.)eag’.l'lO 

Chain -Pumiis iii. L()CKWOOD’S.

 

lI.'ills,Uh1irelics, Parlors. the the ar'
_]:.lBi; the article wanted both for eco’1,.,mg am:
lieat which all will testify that are usin

Trustee of said E.t t, ‘ - . ,
thereof‘ by 1iostingqaae‘01‘ivy:lhfgtfiggpgflg. (:1 Otife
sign posts nearest to where said debtors rd 
iusaid New Canaaii and Wilton and b we

fishing the same in a news-poplar‘ prin3t’ecI1mibi;
l«‘aii'field County‘ at least‘.-14 1 V .

28th day. of October: - . ( ays» bergm SM]

0. at K. LOCKWOOD.

3t’'‘41 -, Gannon A. Dsvnm-onr,_Judge.

. they hope to receive a c0lltlllu1|L.‘.(‘: of the pub-

a hurtlieu.” Seeing your Forest Wine advertised Icon- .

Wine in a. short time creates pure, rich blood, which, ,

where may be found a large and splendid as- ,

THE

Cheap Gash Grocery Store.

HE subscribers would return their thanks
 ..li9...tl.10- pl1llllc.1'.oi‘.tli.eii' .V.ei‘«y.libei'al patron-.

8ge.fq_r the last twoyears, and they hope. that
by strict-attention to».thc wants of the commu-
iiity,aiid by. fair and lionorable dealing, to mer-
it aiid receive _a coiitinuance of their former
custom, ‘-‘belie‘viiig as they do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, at as cheap
arate and of asgood a quality as can be found
at any other store in the couiitry. 'l'll9JI “"3
now offering‘ great’ bai-gains in T_cas, Siigars,
&e., and would invite an cxamiiiation (pf lfallgli?
lar e f Groceries an ro -
si0§S.aud fresh stock 0 GI HOLMES 6380.

Old stand,East sidcMain street.
;L-. 
, mew I-mm.
 G.

M. HOLMES having withdrawn

“ froni the firm of G. Holmes dc Co.

and associated liimself with A. J_.‘ Mi-:E_iu:R., will
continue the ‘

Grocery 8:. Provision Business,
at their old Stimtl. N0. 13 Main Street, where

 

lie patronage. All goods will be delivered
within a re:_isona_blc distance.
HOLMES 5: MEEKER.
Noi-walk, Feb. 13th, 1854.

Choice and Selected Teas.

40 CHESTS of Green and Black Tens.
_ _ Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
iuprice and quality, they
.— . : 1

defy -‘ superiority.
G. HOLMES dz CO.

Another large lot of Books.
THE Morning Stars _of the New World by 11.
" F. "Parker, Uncle Sam’s _Fai‘m " F8069: 8
Maine Law story by A. n. Milne. The Cata-
combs of Rome by Bishop Kip, Hills, Lakes,
and Forest Streams by S. H. Ilaminomli {"15
many morewhieli we have not room to mention.
Suffice it to say, allthc New Books received as
soon as Published at ‘ KNAPP’

- " Panning Mills.
IF the farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let them go and buy ofCIi1cu!:s‘rEi:

"riuw cutters, Hovey’s patent spiral knives
. the best and cheapest in the market, at
. “ CHICHESTER’S.- »

, l'._.ubin’s Extracts

HE subscriber has now on hand the most
complete assertinent ever before offered in
No_rwalk.,_; Patclioiileyisweet Brier, West End,‘
New Mowii. Hay, .Citroiiella.Rose, J oekey Club,
Magnolia, Sweet Pea,’ SweetlClover, Jae. ; ‘also,
alarge stock ‘of English, French and German
Colognes; ,Hair Oils," Shaving Soaps and
Creams, &c,, i_l'.c._.i " — l ’
PURE BAY WATER, at

, Selling of Cheap I,
VFHE subscriber’ is selling his Watches,
J ewelry and Fancy Goods at 25' per cent.
reduction in prices. If you want goods inmy
,iue cheap call at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
the Red Watch. 0. S. CLARK. _

S 2'1 ver aml Plated Spoons, Forks,
Butler and Fruit Ifmves, silver
4- p‘latcd,Nap/cm Rings, ¢§~c.
HAVE a very finestoek of the above goods
on hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by pedlers, and liandsornely.cn-
‘gravcd without‘. cliarge. CLARK,‘

Bissi-:i.L’s.

Spring De La1nes,.&c.

E would call the attention of all in want

‘ to our new and well selected stock-of
De‘Laines, Prints and Gingliams, which com.
prise the haiidsomest styles ever offered in this
market, and at prices which cannot fail to
please the most economical. All Wool de
Laines of the best make imported, in large Va.-

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

‘ EAD ti’. FULMEIVS Crotou Metallic Fire
proof Paiiit.~—Tliis article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is proof against the
"action of the weather and fire, and is cheaper
thauother paints in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
face,'twice as much as some-. Give it a. trial.
. -_ . '. A. CIIICHESTER, A gent-

, _ E V
._ g _ . NEW BOOT, SHOE,
_ caflicr iii Finiling Store
WHOLESALE at RETAIL. ,
TIIE;siibseribci' hereby gives notice to_the cit-
‘izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that he has taken a. store on the west side
of thebridge, opposite the Post Office, No. 1
Water-st., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at all times a large stock ofgent’s,
ladies.’ and cliildren’s Boots and Slices of all
descriptions, ,inanufactured by us expressly for.
this market, _by.tlie best of workmen and of the
bcstimateiials ; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with a call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order, with neatness, and
despatcli.' A share of public patronage is re-
spectfiilly solicited by J. P. HANFORD, Jr. 1
32:3‘ Particular attciition paid to repairing in
all its branches. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.

E. V‘: K.E(-:lI'I_(‘:fis*1‘f:it3s E.‘
MISCELLANEO US 1

4?‘ .
2. ATALOG-UEI.

Barn Door Rollers and Hangers.‘

Dish Scrapers. Scrapers for wood dz stone.
Sash Rollers. .

Chain Puinp ‘Reels, 6 and 8 arm.

Pump Chain. --

Wagou Boxes, ‘.2 to 6 in. in setts.

Carriage Bolts.

Tire Bolts.’-‘ -2 -_

Boring Macliiiies.

'I‘wiiie Paper.

Mason’s Seives.‘ .

Carriage Bows and Bands.

Lace and l)ania_sk.
Enamelled Car Cloth.
.Win(low Sash, all sizes.

Patent Clothes Plus.

Well Buckets and Wheels.

Glue Pots and Kettles.

_Mallcablc Castings.
..S_i_x barrel Revolvers, 4‘and 5 in barrels.

Single -“ Rifle Pistols.

Game Bags, .kc., &c.

PAINTER’S MATERIALS.
White Lead, all qualities.

No.‘ 1, or snow wlilte Zinc.

“. 2, silver “ » ‘.‘

“ 3, brown stone “

(5 4’ -'4 V H
Linseed Oil, boiled and raw.

Spirits 'l‘urpentinc.

Copal, Coach and Demar Varnish.

Putty and Sand Paper.

Chinese and American Vermillion.

Chrome Green and Yellow.

Paris Green, dry ‘and in oil.

Fi-enc1i'Marinc and Imperial Green.
-Burnt and Raw,Umbci'. Terra dc Seinna,
Litharge and Red Lead.

Drop Ivory and Lampblack.

, Croton and Bushwell’s Metalic Paints, for
out buildings.
Pumice Stone, ground and in lump.
Window Glass, a large assortment of all
qualities and prices, both French and
- ,American. ‘ ‘ '

AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS.‘

Bush Hooks. -

‘Garden and Railroad Whcelbarrows.

Corn Sliellers, single and double wheeled.

F-anniiig Mills. '3.

lhlfifillrc Foi-ks,_ Batchelor, Har er Whi -
ple and Harrington"-makers.p ’ P

Hay Forks, various makes,

Horse Hay Rakes and I:Ill.l'l'0ws,

Ploughs, made to.oi-dcr to suit the various

‘ . kinds oflandin this part of the coun-

;i.‘. Iilfy. 
Straw and Ila Cutters made
most apprbdved kind. by Hovey’ the
.-Road or Ox Scrapers.
Ox Bows and Yokes.
allow Pins.
Cow Tics.
.Crow liars. ;»
Hay Knives.
Farrier. ' “
Ox Baskets.
Scythe Stoiies and llifles, &c., &c.
_,,‘I'!ie Wonder ofthc Age.
EXQlhfiSIO ll Family Starch, a ,Sll})e1"lOl‘ ar-
ticle, and as cheap as the comiiiou Starch
110)!’ In use ; it produces a Beautiful Polish
witliout glllllmlllgy the Iron or Fabric. For
sale by _the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER,
db CO., who can furnish it to dealersat Factory

0. .
2 Skiddy’s Block I

MEDICAL ADVISER AND MAR-
RIAGE GUIDE.
ELu\'nN1u edition, 340 pages, cloth, with
nearly seventy live colored engravings.

guns of the ‘male and female; the mo“. ,_ ,,,_n.
we **.:".<*.‘.i).r**'%¢i...‘.*-9..| w.9;.r.l.< 99.:.the piygggioiicai
inysiféries and revelations of the male and" fe-
male sexual systems ever published, with the
latest experiments. and-discoveries in reproduc-
tion. It illustrates aniitomicall y and fully with
the plates <;very_ti:iin‘;‘.p:e;ri_;aining to the male or
female genital systems; with a full description

agrimpotencyinndiinnoeélrtorunforseon afic-
tions, syphilis (priInbryhud~constitntion:l)gon-
-0.l.'rhacr.,jblennoi‘rhagie, etc. with numcronn_ecr-
etificates of the roost unparalleled cure: evef-'p‘er-
formed. Every pcrsouboth‘ married and sin-
-gle should read-this work. Sold by Stringer
i\‘n~'l'ownsend,,222-Broadway, at the Broadway
Post Ollicc 422‘Broadwnv. and by the author
Dr. Larmont, «f2.Rcnde street. corner of Brad-
way,‘New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price SI, niailcdfree of postage to any
address, securely sealed. Address all letters
Box 71_ Broadway, Post Office, New York.—-
Agents wanted in every -town. The author
cures all the diseases. treated on in the work,
at his old office, 42 Reade street, corner of
Broadway, from 11 A.;M. till 2 P. M., and from
6 till 9 evening‘,(Sundny from 2 till 3 P. M.)-—
N. B.-—Not the Drug Store. _ _ ]y41

Penn l[nrseilles’Oil-Especially for "Table
use, just received at ’ ; ‘Bissni.i.’s.

.. I'oo<,1... !.'¢.od.' I
THE subscribers keeps constantly on hand

a pleasure to.sell to his customers at all tiinel,
and no growling. Give us ii call. I
 ‘ v H , HOLll{ES5C0..

iflarnessi.‘ Making.

‘ THE subscriber gratefdlly acknowledges the,

1 _ _ ‘liberal patronag'e‘bestowed.on him the past!
hve years by the citizens of this and the adjoin’-T
to g towns, and wonldinforin them that .he has
constantly an hand alnrge annditment of ‘

Saddles,‘ Ha'r1;icss,,_ Tfu'nIcs,- Vali-
,sef.s,' _Whips,f Carpet A
,Bags‘,~ ..

which he will sell _mueh lesstlinn can be pur-
chased clsewlierc. ' The best‘ of materials are,
always used and perfect satisfaction gusrantied
on all work executed at ‘this ‘establishment, or
‘the money returned." ‘ “ *

gar We huvenow on hand and are «making»
up to order; several setts of very light and tasty '
double and single H./lRJ\/‘ESS, wbichrwill’,-be‘
found superior in neatuehs, and beauty of finish‘
and workmanship, to anything ever exhibited.
in this market b'efore.fg‘ ‘V; V 
Special attention paid; to._R£pniring, _w_h:'ch'

will always, be done at . the shortest ,_
notice,‘ and in the neatcst ' ‘
' ' “ _manner,‘ ’

@l‘’ J ust call andsee yourselves.
F. BRADLEY,
_ ' Under Conn. Hotel.

1853, Aug. 9. I

New Galnann Nursery .
STEPHEN non‘ & 00.

AVE on hand and offer for lalé. It their
Nurseries, situated. one and‘ a half miles?
east of the village of New Canaan, and three
and a. half from Norwalki ' ’

Apple, Pear, (standard and dwai-f:,)' Peach,

Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees. . '
_ Also, small-fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Franconia. and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Goosebcrries; Currants, black English,
red and white Dutch,superiorvarieties; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.

Oiiiuxnxur. Tnnns.—Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
and arbor vitics. For vigor and liealthfnluess
of growth, the above trees are not excelled i
equaled by any in the country. I

. Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock of apple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy," strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers,
and the most valuable niarketvnrieties. These
Nurserses now occupy‘i’nore- than 15 acres of
land, embracing more than 200,000‘ cultivated
Fruit Trees. : . . ‘ . ' 1y'46
- . . _. , 

UTLERY.-—A splcEilid”7£s's6rtmcnt'6fAiner=
ican and English Cutlery, both table and

pocket. Please call and examine. -
E. V. A. CHICHESTER. I

rancy Goods,

THE place to get them is at BissnI.r.’s.

where you will find Ladies’ and Gent’s
Port Monies from lid. to $5 00; Hair, Hat,
Tooth, Nail and Clothes Brushes; Dressing Ivo-
ry and Back Combs; Razors, Knives, Scissors,
Hand Mirrors, Fancy Boxes, Wnlletts, ‘Pocket
Books, with every vnrietyof Fancy Goods, at
prices lower than can be found in Norwnlk.

Cheap for Cash.
THE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
cash French and American -Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian

Ware; fine German Accordeons and Violins.
Call and examine. _ ’ ' »T. B. GRIFFETH.

shaving, and Hair-dressing.
AE subscriber is still to be‘ found at Iii: old
= ‘stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve‘
his customers, in allthe departments of ‘shav-
ing, hairdressing, lieadclensing, &c., «to. His
many yearscxpericncc in these branches, he
deems 9. sufficient guarantee-of his ability to
please all who may favor him -with their pat
ronngc. * Particular‘. attention paid to tlie.cnt-
ting and dressing. of ehildren:’ hair. Sick per-
sons waitedon at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for sa -at
his News Depot’, and-is Agent for Adams & Co’s.
Express ; all packages left to his care, will be

promptly forwarded.’
22 May '25, -1853. ‘ ‘ GEO. JENNINGS.

_ _ , 1ziiic5'1>fa_iiit-. ,
HE subset-i_bei:_ou'ers_,a. full assortment of the
cclebmted_ZincTaiun, comprising snow
white, white, pearl and ‘brown, ground _in’ oil,
manufactured by thc'“New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and for sale at their-lowest prices. “
_ . ’ " STREET,
gwrapping Paper.
50 REAMS Straw, Jlaiiilla and Hard-
ware Wrapping Paper, Cap and Let-
ter Paper, at millprices, Just received, at »
- . ‘ V - -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-
lcs, garden trowels, ‘patent ‘gate hinges and
ketelies, &:c., just received and for sale by f
' ' V ’ ' WM. C. STREET.

.s

' i . Nana, , .
Nquantities to suit purchasers at lowest
rates, at . ' ‘CHICHESTERS.

Napkin Rings,

SILVER and Plated, a new lot, and cheap,
I at ‘ ‘ ‘JACKSON’S.

‘ GARDEN Rakes, Spoiling forks, Hoes long
‘ and short lianilledmanure forks, shovels

of all kinds. Farmers and Gardner: would’ do

fwellto call at r - E. VA Cnrcnim-rn;i‘

sotrrn Noawnnx nxovn auror-
- Be it Known

TO the Inhabitants _of Norwnlk and vicinity
that the subscriber. in-still driving‘ business
at his stand, corner of Main and West streets,
South Norwiilk, where i'na'y_'be found constantly
on hand a general’ asisortniiint of Cooking, Par-
lor, Shop and Office St0}f€f_i,, Which in outside
dress present a very plcasgng‘ appearance; but
the most important of all is their internal or-
rangement, whieh combine l economy in con-
sumption of Fuel, great extent of r:idinti_ii§i:n_:.
face, perfection in‘b’ii_ki.!|8.““‘1 lllllillleflli of «int;
0. weeks trial is bcttei"than a thou-saiid rc'fek-
ences. 7 I ‘

In addition-to the above may be had in any
quantities, Tin, sheet iron, copper, britania. ja-
pan’d, wooden and willow wares, American and
Englisli Cutie:-‘y, séwing-bird:-. portable caldrons
for woo_d‘or coal hour 1-2 to 1 barrel, and iron
heaters, f'iirnaé'er,‘It'o'vc.* and boot'blnckin‘g, coil
liods, force and‘ siiction -‘pumps, well pumps

Prices.

, , ,Sa’rdines .
F 9 V°1'Y‘5‘lD9|‘l0i' qiia‘lify,jiislL reccivcdby
' _Il()LMES «Yr. MEEKER.

Flour, Salt, Meal, Food, «Ice
LUUR of djil‘c_i:ent bijnmls, Rock, Hay and -
Sack Sall;,'..C6rii"+Mex'il_. Fine Feed, Corn
“ltd 00tS._ke.pt constantly on hand-at the Old
Mill, and for sale in quantities to suit, purcha-
se” by ‘ ‘ ‘JOSEPH WJIUBBELL. 
' - tf‘23

P

‘V_f3.‘l|0|‘ proof, lead pipe, sheet lead, Iheet br::_:,
1"” °°DI>cr and iron, iron wire and rods", brass
and en:_xn_ielcd kettles, etc", etc.? Mettle Roofing,
Pl“‘.‘l"l1f.’ and House Jobbing, done with dis-
’l’3‘“‘vl1 ‘““1'W31'l‘3IItcd, Heaters and Ranges set

"’°1'3-_°“l1° P“bl.l¢.l,I:still .1-eninin their most
obedient servant. _. _ , NASH, _
South Norwa1k.o’ci._2s.’ _ . m

. 1' Building Stone For Sale. “
THE subscriber has for sale a large quantity
of excellent building stone, 1), mzvcn,

, V’ Norwalk, J nne 5th,‘I85-1;‘ ‘

Oct. 10th, 1;“

representing nll.the«dineuses of the genital oi-..«.~. .

01' l-he <}8uscs,symptbms, and most certain cure ‘
°f‘ll_ dlflfihlies to which they are liable ; from the _
secret habits ofyonth andpxcosses onntnr: an ‘

eyery description of Feed, which it will be _

'*'°‘°"5°"- Remembering with gratitude the {Ir "

CON VEYANCES.

 

N. 2’. ‘ii; 15t.“fr1.;rtii’1‘iroid.
1854. soiiii_na_.ian;Qif2'¢csiinur, I854.
Comnu.-Iicin'g‘ 'Jl[a:f/"I5, 1854. I’

‘Trains to 'New- York.
From. New Ilavou. ' «

CCOMMODATION--At 5.30, 6.45, and
10.15 sgu. and 4.80 I‘. I. ” .
Exnm-—At 9.35 A_'. "It. and 1.10, 1.50, 0.15

PIX." i V ' "
‘_' Ilfdm ./Vor'u‘:‘allr and Port Chester.
-‘SPECIAL ‘ Acton. trains from Norwnlk—At
6.00 A. ll. ; from Port Chester, at 5.30 A. I. and

3.50 1'. ii. -

'l‘I'ains':(|'omr‘ New York.

A For J\v‘¢w Haven. - ~ , . - 

' - CCOMMODATION--At 7 and 11. . . -«T
at 4.10 and 5.15 P. is. The 4.10" 
Express to Greenwich. . ', i ' ‘

. l‘axPlIls:,5_--At 8 A. .v.,; 3.00 and 4 P. ii.--The
8 A.3Mo. train stops at Stamford pnd, Bridgeport;
“'9 '- 0Y-ll-1atStamfoi-d,Norwalk:ndBridgo-
P9115 ll-'|_*= x.- train at Stamford. . _ ,

‘ I'or,Porf Chester and J\!‘oifwnllr.-
_,S*‘h<-‘uh Accox. Txiix,s-At 3.45 i._ii. and
0.60 1'. l. for Norwulk, gind, 1.30 r. is. and 4.20
i-. ii. for Port Chcstciz. _ ,

For BOS TOJV‘, via Hartford,‘ Springfield
and :Worcc:ter. '

EXPl_"=&‘<1 at 8 A. n. and 4 r. I.‘ Dine and Sup
at Springfield. « . . -.

For Connecticut River, Veg-mom, Railrogdo,

and Montreal. , . _.

E'X!'REll8—-At 8 A. x. Dine at Springfield.
for .I1cconimo¢lah'on Train of £heJV'¢w Ha-
sen, Hartford, and Srofingfield R. R._—-At

ll.30 A. II. and 3.00 1-. ll’. ‘

' I:or Cqfial 'R.'—"-At 813113 11.3.01. VI.
Ivor New Haven‘ aad.JV'¢w-London R. R.

_ ,EX,!jRItss_—At_8 A. at. to N¢w.London, Nor-;
Wlcli , Stonington and Providence, and 3.00 3.1!.’
to New London only. ' - ‘

'For Housafonic Railroad.
E1-preu-—,At 8 9. u. . __
For Nan ‘ dtuélé Railroad.
E.rpre.n—-At 8 A. it. and 3 P. n. - . 
For Danbury and Norwalk Railroad. .3-
‘ ii;I)c;,;ov;i.—At 7 and 8.45 A. I. and Express at

:,Tr-aim to New Yorkfrom,.N'orwaIk.
Accoit.--At 6; 6.46, 8.05, and11l.40 A. u., and.
5.50 P. )1. -
Exrkitss.-_At,l0.42 A._I., nt2.-15 10.30 mo;
Tram: to New Haven from ,N'onpalk._
-‘ A000].--At_ 9.24 A.n., at 1.54, 3.40, 6.24, ond

7.39 P. I. Exriucss—At 5. P. it. ~
_S_e_e'__1ar_ge _bill_of advertisement at the Station

Houses and principal Hotels.
GEO. W. WHISTLER

i

. 13., Sup’l.

.~DanbI.Iry. 8: Norwalk Ron
» SUMMER 'AR'R1§'NGBliENr.,-
_ . .°°¥¥=.N°I§.¢ 1.854;, '

Trains ‘ii; .1 ‘ ‘ ‘ - . ‘
follows: wt .mn~. dg'.’.”°“°°_l"°d) 
nnptnunx -ro“:ouw'Il:~1vonwA:.“x-.
1 ra¢‘_1>amnger» at 6.50‘ A-. -1;‘_._-Ag,-,,1,,,, » .¢.
South Norwalk at 8.00 A. is. and connecting,
with the 6.45 A. M. Accommodation Train ’fi‘oin.
,1N0W Hlwelli Stopping at all stations. _ .

24 Passenger at 3.45 P. M;—Connecting at;
South Norwalk with the 4.30 r. 1. Accomlno-,
dati_on Tfllll from New Haven, stopping at all,
stations. Passengers going East from South‘,
.N0l'“'3l.lK: will take the New York 3.00 r..n..
Express Train to Bridgeport and New Haven.;

5.‘! "3-’”'§ers and Freight at 5.30 P. M,-—-I
Arriving at South Norwalk in time for Passen-
gersgoing East to take the 5.15 r. it. nee. trains
179,1}! New 1 OH: ; and_for those goingWcst, the,
3,25 P. l. Express Train from New Haven, pass-'
ing the 6.25 r. ii. Passenger Train from South,
Norwalk at Wilton at 6.48 r. is. .

SOUTH NORWALI ‘I'D DANIURTJ

sengers from the New York 7.001;, is. ‘and the
New Haven, 6.45 A.‘ x.,Accoin, ’I’i'ninn,_an_d gi-.;

ii ‘stations. , V ,, ,
. 3¢i,1.’:a§;en,g{cr,and Freight at 11.05 A. i1.—2
Receiving Passenger: from the 8.45 .i. ii.-Train
.fl.'0!1_1_,-Ne}? York. and the 9.35 A. I. Express.’
TF0!!! l.'l,'0_!i1 New Hayen, receiving and landing:
Pt|l8eng_'ei_'S and Freight_nt_nll the way stations,‘
'"<‘;9!'£I.y"_as.at Danlrury.-..t 1250 r.-,n. This,‘
-‘.1'.::: ;'.;‘.'..‘:‘:;t..‘.*i.°.".*.i.*;'.‘-¥***‘°t'= -.'e°"'*! 1°‘ I-er:

3d Passenger It ‘.25 Pg‘;
sengers from the, 4.30 r. it. ‘:cc.'l'r:in from New
Haven, and'thc 4.10 P. l(._n‘1.:c._|'nd exp‘:-“I; $1-'gin;
from New 1ork,.and arriving at Dnnbury, at’;
7.35 r. n._. stopping stall stations, _

Stages from Ridgeflcld Centre run to Ridge-.
neld Station so as to connect with. the 6.50
Ah. M., and the 3.45 P.lI., trains, and return on
t c arrival at the R'd ti id St t‘ fth"" . A i
A. If. and 6.25 P: Mi‘ zgr:iiia'.- ‘ I W0 e’? .25.‘

f , - i “ HARVEY SMITH - Sn "t. l
’ abalnbury, May, 1854. . ‘E _l’ f P" “ ‘

‘fig’ " I For nosrron 5,51‘ 5 ;
TIQNINGTONLINE,forBoston,Providen¢e,'

_ - ew Bedford, and 'l‘aunton.——In1:nd Route,‘
Z'i.‘.§“t’.‘.‘.‘..°.l'.‘."l.i.f.i’.‘-°"" Wi°°> °’i";’¥‘"*E
The steamers’ c. VANDERILT “c _ " - ‘
Stone, ianlidl‘ COMMODORE, Cipthin :h11Jo(§|;
Bowns, in connection with the‘Stonin’g’ton ands
Provfdence‘,o.’nd Boston and Providence, Rail-‘

roads,lcayiug New York dail’ ‘ sum). “ . 6 .-
¢¢P¢€¢l») from Pier No.2 N." R.‘,hr:(t wharf,
Battery-plac’e, at 5 o'clock ‘I’. H... and Stonin '-
ton “.8 o’clock .11., or on the ‘must or iii;
Nail train, whichlenve: Boston at 5 1 2 ‘P’-M V
'_ Tlics‘e_ steainersnrc unsurpassed for: stren. th.
8If¢t'!',.!PQ¢d‘, comfort and elegaiice." The $11113
cers are e’xpe'rienc'éd'a_'nd attentive. ‘ . - I

The natural advantages of thisroute are "an.
PS""°" ‘P’. .“."..‘I' °*h.°"- Bf‘-I118 !.l1.0|'.¢e.l‘ and more
‘.l_'1'.°.‘?3S Pl"! ‘HP iimore plfeaufitlf -MIC.-' expo“.
tiously performed. while passenger: can nlwpyg

I

rely out-caching‘ theiridcstihntion, in ,a'djui1¢e1

of those by either of the dtherrontes. * 1 .
.Th_e_Co)uIoi)oiuI.', from ,N,ew'Yoi-'k.—][‘ond.y,;
edsesday .-nd Irfrnduy. ‘From. ’St9nington-.—-,

Tuesday, Thursdny and Saturday. ' " ‘

_.'l‘he C. VANDEBBILT, from New ,Yoi"k£.'-.-'],"u¢..‘

'1!y.‘Thimd.ay and Siturdhy. 'rrsi.i_' “s‘:.,..;..,.

to_u-‘—M_,oiidad,Wedne:day',_and 1-"rida‘y.," ' ‘

_“ ‘-‘B-7-P%$sen_s:ers on :.u"rivin'giat‘s.toaiagion.

proceed inimedia_te1y,per steamboat‘ train ‘to,
residence, Bostop, Taunton and _N_ew;1lz¢.1,r._;i-1a;

or yaccommodation train: fro1n,:st_onip,g,¢on;

Tats I-2A;M.

A Baggug =-Master ' 1 " ' ‘ H ,
and train tliirough eICIlc(W()D!;?.nlep R siggmel

Fo_r passage, berths,stnte-rooms, of freight,
application may be made at Pier No. 2, N. R
or at the (mice, No. 10 Battery-place. ‘

NW Yer!-Md.-iverncol 0- 8-
MAIL STEAMERS.

HE Ships eomposingtliis line are the fol-

'9

lowing:_- . .. .
A-ri..ix1:ic. Capt. West. Pscmc, Capt. Nye.
Aiioric,.C:p.t.. Luce. Bnmc, Capt Comstock.

_Anni.i'ric, Capt. Grafton.

These ships have been built by,cont.nc¢, ex.
pi-_essly.for Government, service. Every care
hasbecn takenin their construction, as also in
then Engines, to.in:nre strength and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers are unc-
qualcd for elegance ‘and, comfort. Price of
passage from New York‘ to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; in :e'cond 110., $70; exclu-
sive use of extra-size statc"rooinn, 33 F; from
Liverpool to New York,‘ £30:nd£20. Au ex-
perienced surgeon attached‘ to ‘each ‘chip. '-‘No
be,rtlIi.‘secnred until paid for.'- « = K - ' S’ ’

' o'r freight or nss'n""" " t ]]|)W’1}’
K. COLLINS‘&. C0,}: No.3‘~e5,6!p\i’rl:yll-:(t)., N. Y, .
Bnows-, Suirhx & Co.,'Livé’rpool; E. ‘G. Ron:
r:n:rs'ik Co., No. 13 King’: ‘Arms Y:rd,London;
Jonu Mu.~:noir.'.& 06., Rue Noi-to Dame de: Vic-
t0|'l0l. Paris, or .Gr:o. H. Diuiinn, Havre.

The owners of_ these :hip:.will notlio account-
nable for gold, silver, bullion, spccig, jewelry,
pi-cci_ous stonesror. Incfafi. nhleuliill: of fading
are signed therefor, and thavnlwthereonhege-

i.Ii's.=.xi>re.t'is'e«.l- .< .?.v‘

 tlill 05!: I fine Ilfllttfltentt of
' . S!l'".|"(_7.3.‘ll.l|1el'e_lf0l' Ladies.’ Cloths; Ilsa,
Cl°*lHo‘illef1n0ea.by- . c. .1. ciicimu.

waited‘ nnnommy. .

_conditioi_is to purcliasc line Watches, jew-
e_lry and elegant Silver Ware, new on exhibi-
tion daily at No’. 2 Sl:'i_ddy’s Block. 1
‘ . . n . “ “ ‘. ‘.0'.-‘.'9'»-..‘+'.1*4*f.'i‘‘.i.--'
, 1 » ciiooi sonnet:

LL the Books used in tliellnion god otlief

_ _ ‘Schools; constantly on hand and for sale:
at the lowest prices, at , - KNAPP’

Clocks! Clocks! cinch‘:
HAVE 3 large assortment of Clocks on
hand at prices varying from one dollar to

4 25. nndpf a great variety of styles.

Call and sec at No. 2 Skiddyhi -Block. .
" - .6 i "'0. S.CLARK_.--

.. ,. . _ have commenced their wceklystrips to and
from New York. The sloop Mary A. Sellecki
Capt. G. Grumman-,‘ willlenve Not-walk every
Tuesday ;’ rct'urii'ihg' will lcnv’c"Pife Slip, New
York, every Satitday. The Domestic, Capt. I.
Dcmuion“, will leave Nor-‘walk every "Sntu.rday;
i-ctiirningwill leave l"ke SI‘ , N. Y., every skiff l ' -1; ~ 1,‘ , ~11 . 1,. - -t - 1. 1‘ .-. » _ , , _.
Tbundnyz. A“ freightl_f0rw;§_)dcd to mi. mm’ ,Aulcll1_ic‘:u<:lal:i(i!-$1?’ répgu §1al;bl:S,tk:IS,:0éo1l::él.l’nt?y llf.5y wlntc blackbciiies and black
will meet with prompt attention and dispatch. .
Produce sold nf..the' highest market price, and
returns made accordingly. Fi-oi lit to be sent kind of Marble Works, are invited to call and
on the Dsiibury and llorvnlk Ra Ii-cad, will he
landed at the freight depot, also freight red’! workmanship, as this will be mom satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without an opportn-'
, 3“!_°,f ¢e!t_Ing.the quality of the article 4:-on-.
Norwalk, April 4th,, 1854.. _ ~ _ ti-acferl for. _ I‘ .
, 
¢n gnd ‘Fgfeign Ex. ywarrant it to give entire satisfaction. '

from the depot free of’ extra charge‘

Emtgi-nil

I age, it the rate 10:1-2‘ lbs.

lat Paucnger at 9.25 A.M.--Receiv_ing_pns-, _

riving nt‘Danbury at 19.35 ‘,_p,, .1,opp1.‘_.g, Ihp

NY qllulitity of persons” of all ages and k ,

Selleck’s ‘Line of Packets '1' 0 M

For New York.
HE sloops Mary A. Selleck and Domestic,

SELLECK it DBMDION.

Si

', ‘‘jW_lLLIAMS s-.o‘UioN's’

 1- _,c|uInxo,OIlcc. » -
No. 40 Fulton Street, New‘ ‘Yor_I,c__, and
Waterloo Road, Liverpool.

The Old Blackstar Linc ofhckcts,

Sailing puncluallyfvoin Liverpool on the lat,
istI.,11iiIi,‘1o¢Ii, 21:: and 200. of each moms.
and compriac flu following splendid slu'p":.

Universe, , Captain Bird,‘ 1700
Jacob A. Westervelt, Hoodless, 1600
Win; Rsthbone, Spencer, 1200.
Ticonderoga,‘ B°!l¢v 1300‘
Princeton, Russell. 1400.
Ircnc, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, . ‘ 1000
Sil:sGreenIn:n, S_P°|"=°|'o 1500
Leviathan, ‘W391’: ‘"05
Wm. H. Harbeck, llnrllitlli 1600
Guy llannering, Fleemflfls _ 1500
Washington, P5802» - 2000
Enterprise, Flllllii 1000
Abe:-dean, Knsrir. ~ 1000
..Ricliard Alsop, Snack. 1000
.Niggg1-5, . Smith, 1000
Dewitt Clinton, Funk. 1300
‘Marmion, II5d|e’: 1090
Sandusky, Borland, , 1200.
Owego, Hflbllflfd, _. 15°0-
Robei-t~Kelly, Bmtow. 140.0
New Ship, Edwards, - -. 1750

These Ship: are the most‘ magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for. their nnu-‘

' ticnl "skill and kind treatment to emigrants ;« and
Second Cabin,‘

theiraccoinmodntion: for=C'nbin,, V _, _ _
and Steer-age passengers, srevutly superior to
those of any ‘other-Line. - _ 7 9 _ ‘
. The Ship tnllowance of provisions comprise:
flour, oat-meal, bread potatoes, pens or bowl;
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the-pat
senger: once or twice a week during the voy-
per week‘ for each
adult, and half allowance for children uuder'l2
years; ‘and in addition tothe ‘above, s‘furthe'i-

‘ 1 allowance, according to: late act of the ‘Brit-
’ isli‘ nrliainei'it,two‘oz.

tea, half'1b. sugar, and
hi lb. molasses, to each adult, weekly, with

J three quarts water daily. In. all else‘! Where

any of the person: paid for dccline‘coniin_g‘onf.'
thféfull passage money is returned without‘ an
deduction.‘ ‘ ' , -1 1

J Person: residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friendsin the Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expense, 1 can
have it done in a satisfactory, and correct _1,n,_nn_-
ner, by enclosing by Post, to the Iul!!°l'_tl?§}‘9a
the sum they wish to send, with the name and
address of’ the party who is to receive it, when
in draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the nut steamep wgth-,1:
much punctuality nsiftlie person sending itwal
present, and a receipt returned for the inonoy
by next mail. - ' - ‘

'5

« Bridgeport carriage Repository,

WE have on hand for the Spring

 trade an unusually fine assortment of
rriages as follows, viz : ‘ p ,
I0 Top Buggies of different pattsrns. -.

10 No top “
12 Rockaways “
10 Light Trotting Buggies. _ ‘
The above are made expressly for this mar-
ket, nnd of the finest style and best workman-
‘ » Lrox & KILLOOG, 83 Water :t.- I

‘ Biiidgeport, May lat.

“ Drain Tile.”

HORSE Shoe and Solo of all sizes for sale
by ‘ LYON 8: KELLOGG,

83 Water-st.,;Bridgeport.

EMERY by the cask or lb. at 
' - LYON 5: KELLOGGZS, ,
-83 ll?!-.i.t9r -_t...__BI:i.<.lizei>.<.>.1:t«.

Grindstonon.

TONS Ohio Grit, of all sizes, for~::le
by ‘LYON dc KELLOGG, '
83 Water st., Bridgeport.

XCELSIOR SAN-D and Emery Paper,‘ by
the resin or quire, by .
LYON J5 KELLOGG,
. 83 Water st.._ Bridgeport.
ANAL and Garden Wheelbarrows, by the.

dozen or single one, at _ . ,
. LYON&KELLOGG’S,, ..
83 Water-st., Bridgepo§'t.-f '
. ANDIVIOES. 
‘ Peter Wright’: Anvils and solidlbox
6 Hill’ ‘ do [Vic_es. _'
Tillotson’s do . ..
En la . . - ' . do
Ti_llots,on’s_,brans box Vices,
‘ ‘- -Hyde's~and‘-Parker’: ~- do

of all sizes to sale by .
Lt-in it Krni.I.ooo,Wnter 83 st., Bridgeport.

ETER COOPF-R’S celebrated Glue at his
' ’ prices by the barrel, for sale by ’
. _ LYON it KELLOGG.
83 Water st.,Bridgeport. '

OINEWS 'I'OOLS.-‘-'I‘he- largest ._nnd best
selected assortment to be jbnnd ‘in the.
Statc,aud at manufacturers prices. at 83 Water
st. Bridgeport. Lros it Keznooo.

._ OWER LA'I‘lIE’S and Vertical Drill: "of
all sizes, for nle by , _ ‘
LYON J7 KELLOGG,
83 Water st., Bridgeport...

Builder’: Hardware.
N extensive ‘assortment, constantly on
hand and for sale low by , ‘
Lvox dz Knnnooo,‘ 83 Water at., Bridgeport,

‘Lows, Cultivators. »Hay- Cutters, us‘:-‘
rows, Hoes, Rakes,‘ &c.—all kinds ’of farm-
infpitensils, always fohe found at - - ~ I
’ - _ row & l_(xt.i.ooo’-s 83 Water st.—, Bridgeportq

 ~ ~- NAILS. -- : -
15 CASKS Fall River Cut Nails, as-
sorted, -_ . , 5 _
50 cuiks Wrought Nails, assorted sizes.
50 do " do " Spikes do“ ‘do
at nianufactnrer’s prices, for sale by -' 
,;Lvox it Kici.i.ooo, 83 Water st., Bridgeport

Guns, Pistols, Rifles; 
. . T"°kl°I &°- . .A 
A SPLENDID assortment of all kinds of

Sporting Materials always tovbe found at

Lrou it Kni.i.oco’s, 83 Water. :t., Bridgeport.

. Carriage Maker’: Goods.
XLES, Springs, Carriage‘ and Fire Bolts,
Poles, Shafts, Ivory Headed‘ Screws and
Nails, Bone and Ivory Slides, Ivory pull-too
-Handles, Ivory spring back Handles. Oil Cloth, ’
‘Rubber Cloth, Enameled do.,'Laccs,"I°‘ringe,
Tassels. Tufts, Buttons, Head Lining:,Broad'
cloth, &e., for sale by ' ‘ A" I
‘ "Lrouk Ki:i.i.ooo. 83

iirrivs ngiiows.-.-Every style or §_|Ie'-ghost:
manufacture, for‘saIe by - ' ‘ “ "
Lvos & KILLOGG, 83‘-Water ht., Bridgeport,

1.? 

Water st., Bridgeport:

« rated Scales‘. 

1 LARGE supply of the above named

manufacture, whiclrfor accuracy and In-
rability cannot, be surpassed, alwnysion had
and for sale at innnufncturers prices", I; ‘ '
Lrox it Kxnpooo, 83 Wa_ter,st., Bridgeport

OAL, Sand, and -white mortar Screens,‘ of
every nixe It LYON‘ «I7, K_E_LL‘0(}G-‘S’.
83 Water-st., Bridgeport.

I. .1. Gilbert’: ' , 1

ELEBRATED BANDS for Machinery, for

which we are the only Agentnin this conn-
ty. A l_l|'K9. supply of Mlzwidths always on
hand ntjnnt his prices at _ _. .
LYON it KELLOGG’S',
’ 83 Water :‘t.v Bridgeport]

WQOD’S REFINED BORAX, by the '15:;
can or liai-re_l,n_t_ ; j
LYON‘5: KELI.0GG='S,,
‘ 83 Water st.,_Bridgepor"}..

A LARGE assortment of every size, style
and length, "of the bent manufacture, at
Lxon it Ki:Li.ooo’:, 83 Water :t.. Bridgeport

Peas "cums VINEGA-R. by. ' v j
W. .niiien'r.

AGLEY’S Gold Penn, and n grentvnriety
ofstoel p:ns,:oine new pattern at Kiurrh.

.1

'.l"hcl" l\I.orwr_:nll:_'_ Marble Yard.

-17.801711‘/LC Bu‘4g¢,'._iV’oijwal/c, Conn. ,

give : personal inspection of his material and

born for‘ boiling ‘prepared 1,
tires“ grocedfsv ‘:9?-'.0lV.9fl daily if the best qual-

Aigonc-{tin-l ran-bank’: ._

'\

. Norwalk, April f.’3_d, I854, .

nsronnsnmbf
MON UJVIEN T

'1' .
EPULCIIRAL Moiiuinciits dud Grave Stones
of every variety of'patterns,and ot'thc most

on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or any

SMITH &. MORGAN.

STORE IN NORWALK.

Tllll subscriber would inform the pub-
lie that hehns made very large additions to hit
stock of seasonnble Men-‘s and Boys Summit
and Winter Boots and Shoes, also every s, 'ic
ofluidics’ Shoes, Rubbers, &c., in their scaéon,
which he will sell at the lowest living prices.-
His work he warrants to wear as long or longer
thanthnt obtained at any other store, and his
long and successful business experience in this
community, is the best guarantee he can give
of honorable and upright dealing.

- Repairing of every description,‘ neatly done
at short notice. -

findings, of the best quality and in any
quantity, always on hnnd’and for sale, at rea-
‘iionnble rates to the craft. Store, as heretofore,
adjoining J .‘A. Weed’s, west side the Bridge.

- HENRY HANDES.

Aug. 2d, 1853.

. HYGEANA. .
Brought Home to the Door the .Million. -
A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently
' been made by Dr. Curtis, of this ‘city, in
the treatment of Consumption.,Asthma and all
diseases of the Lung. We refer to “ Dr. Cur-
tis’ Hygeana, or Inhaling Hygean Vapor an
Cherry Syrup.” “With this new method Dr. Cl
has restored many nfllicted ones to perfedt
=henlt|i.; as an evidence of which he has innit-
inernble certificates. Speaking of the treat-
.incht,:‘n pliysicianreniarks: It is evident that
»inhaling—constantly breathing an agreeable,
healing vaporgthe medicinal properties must
contain direct-contact with the, whole /of the
atlas! cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the
many and varied changes produced upon them
when introduced into the stomach,‘ aid sub-
jected to‘ the process of digestion. The Hyge-
sun is forsale at all the druggists’ throughout
tIie“eonntry.— . Y. Dutchman of Jam 14,

The Inhaler. is worn on the breast ;.-iin_der the
linenwithout the least inconvenience"-—th'e heat
of the body being sufficient to evapoi-ate’ the
fluid. ' ‘ 3‘ . *1."

’ Hundreds of CASES of Coulis likl‘ the follow-
ing mightbe named. One package of Bygo-
annqhas cured me of the Asruuiiof six pyears
standing. Jas. F. Keeaebeify, P. .51.
of Duucannon, Pa. ~

I am, cured of the Asrniu of-10 years stand-
ing by" Dr; Curtis’ Hygeana. .

Margaret Easton, Brooklyn, JV. Y.

Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Mammifiid st., N. Y., was
cured of a severe case of Bronchetis by the
Hygcapa. ;

My sister has been cured‘ of a Disrnsssiso
Coven of several years standing, and decided

fo,,be incurable by her Physicians. She was
Coiuco in ONE Mosru by the Hygeana.
J. H. Gaubert. P.., ., Riclmwnd, Jlle.

Price three Dollars a. Package.——Sold by
CURTIS av. PERKINS is BOYD an PAUL No.
149 Chambers St., N. Y. ; and W. E. BISSELL
Nor_walk.—4 Package sent free by express to
any part of the Unite States for Ten Dollars.

N. B.—-Dr Curtis’ flygeana is the ORIGINAL
and 0.vi.r GENUINE }A.RTlCLE, and others are
base imitations or vile and injurious counter-
feits. Shun them as you would Poisox. 18

in n_mvowivnn_ nnnrnnx:
.. Holloway’: ointment.

This extraordinary Unguent is composed of the
most healingjBalsains, and when used in ac-
cordancewitli the directions which accompa-
ny each pot‘. will insure cures when allother
means fail, Cases of the most desperate‘Ski_n
diseases readily yield to its efficacy. It is
famous when used in cases of Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Contracted or StiffJoiiits. In Asthma it

will do wonders it‘ well rubbed into the Chest.

A MOST ASTONISHING CURE OF SCROFULOUS ULCERS
A CASE CERTIEII-ID BY THE MAYOR OF BOSTON, ENG

Copy of a Ldlerfrmu J’. Noble, Erq., Mayor ojBaslon, Lin‘
oolnshire, England.

mflso oldest Root 6:. Shoe

: To Pxovuson HOLLOWAY, .

Dear Sir,—!frs. SARA!) Dixox of Liquorpond Street. Bos-
ton, has this day deposed before me that for a considera-
ble period she was severely afflicted with Scrofulous Sores
and Ylcern in her arms, feet, legs, and other parts ofher
body: and although the first of medical advice was ' ob-
tained, at the cost of a large sum ofmoney, she obtained
no abatement of suffering, but gradually grew worse.

Being recommended bv a. friend to try vour Ointment,
nlie procured n. small pot, and a box of the Fills, and be-
foruthat was all used, syin ptonis of amendment appeared.
-By per-severing with the medicines for a shoi-ttime longer,
according to the directions, and strictly adhering to your
rule: as to diet, kc ,she was perfectly cured, and now
onjoy: the best of health.

- ,1 remain, Dear Sir, yours truly,
Dated, Aug. 12, 1%. (Signed) J. NOBLE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OF l-‘.l1YSIPE-
LASIN THE LEG, AFTER MEDICAL AID HAD l"Al1.ED.

Copy of a Letfei-from Mrs. Elizabeth Yeutes. of the Post
V Qflce, Aldwick Road, near Bognor, Susscz.
To Pnoirnssox HOLLOWAY, -. -

Sir —I suffered for a considerable period from a severe
attack of Erysipclas, which at length settled i-n my leg,
and resisted all medical treatment. My sum.-rings were
very great, and I quite de'spiii"oil of any permanent
‘amendment, when] was advised to have recourse to your
Ointment and Pills. Idid so without delay, and am hap-
py‘ to say the result was eminently successful, for they
offgcteda radical cure of my leg and restored me to the
cngoyment of health. Ishnll ever speak with the utmost
confidence of your medicines, and _ have - . commended
then to other: in this neighborhood similarly amictea
who derived equal benefit. ’

- -3 un, Sir, your obliged and faithful Servant, ‘

Dated, Jan; l_2,_—_1853. (Signed) EIJZABETH YEATB. _

2 The Pills should be used conjointly with the Ointment in

most of the following cases :— j.

Bad Leg: Chopped bands Piles
Bad Ilrgauts Corns (Soft) Rheumatism
Burn: . . , Cancers Scalds
Bunions “ ‘ ‘Contracted and ' Sore ‘Nipples
Bitd of -3lo:che- Stiff Joints Sore-throat;
toe: and Sandy ‘ Elephantjnnis = . skin..-11,-,9,,5,,.
Flies "‘ ' I-‘istulas ' ‘ lkurvy '
Coco-bay ~ Gout Sore-head: . _ _
Chiego-foot Glandular Swelling Tumour;
Chilblajn: Luinbago Ulcers
‘ ‘ ' “Wounds” Yawn

Sold at the fiitablishment of Professor H -
Strand. (near Temple Bar,); Ilnudon, ani101;i?:,a{.’t21‘;;‘;
House in New York. Orders for Medicines in tlieStates:
addressed u 1'. HOLLOWAY, New York,” will receive aué
attention. Sold also by all respectable Driiggistg and
Denier: in Medicine throughout the United States in
Pot:,_at 37 1-2 cents, 87 cents, and “$1.50 cents each '
w. i-:. BISSELL, Agent for Norwailr.

fll'1‘oUl:lei(1;ad,-$Yholesale of th_Q_‘])l'llI_Clp8I Drug; Houses in
Theroinnconsiderable savin b min " ‘ ’

N. B.--Directions for the guidaynce 0Il!§p:tli:Ilat:gle!lr:lV'ee:
disorder are nfixed to each Pot. _ _ _‘ eowlygg .

. rnnucrrf iu_’ié:nrNor:s._ ,
RECEIVED this day. a largelot of best qua]-
— _ ity of French Merinos, direct”from~auction
will besold at a great bargain,by

- ...C._,J. GRUMAN..

- Watched. I C'l,ocIrs,I. ,

A_ND.3l- .l.‘i."‘,l_5 05 Jewelry repaired. .Eii-
K""“'8 °'.1 Spoons. Rings, Coflir ilat ,

it ikc. executed in a. superior manner by L. CLARK

.5.‘ N0»? Skiddy’s Blook,;sign o_f‘._the Red Watch
,1 0. S. CLARK.
..A-Snitnbsiwash boards pails brooms
flu“. ol,2.“::‘.,°l“§ Ogfilll ‘ kinds, lmackaijoni, and
, _ iusconstnntly on ‘hand; sweet
the‘ Shakers;

"Y 1.“ i"l’°l€.Bale and ‘retail, by A. M_ 5; co,‘ -

g‘,¢ibin9t‘ rmiture. chairs.

' I ' " cl’ - cu

r. E. QUINTARD & SONS,
AJE removed their-stock of Furniture to
oh, Sm :il‘“'3'“‘ l‘“'l‘l'“3.ll€9*\tly Opposite their

_ I} . 8n<_l aI_'e now prepared to furnish any
article in their line, as .cheap»o1- c1,e1.pe,. 11,31,
°8",be.f_(_buud anywhere in this vicinity. Among
their assortment may be found Sofas of all
kinds,~tete-a-tetes,-mahogany chairs, card and
fancy ti_ibles,‘b0ok»stands,- mahogany and- all
other kinds of bedsteads, chairs of all descrip-
fions, tables, beds, willow ware, looking glasses,-

Kitchen Furniture. .

‘1'=i_‘a,Ic'a1>a:en¢ .»mazz_.‘c__B;m-..z am,
It is not generally known that we are agents.

which is now-being used so extensively and
which is so invaluable for vaults and to: pre.
serve or transport bodies to a distance. An
assortment of these cases will be eonstantlv kept
on hand and furnished at-the.slio1-test n0{1ce_
kg. Furniture delivered, arid’ Funerals at-
tended as usual free, in Ncw'Canaiin and other
plac.'es‘ncar Nor-walk. E. ‘Qunrrsun Jr. So-_\"s. ‘

' l_yxvij-

South ' liorwalk.

trees consisting of app“,
peach, apricot, quince,

rants.

A;
T

pense to the Purchaser.

- gether

Iml every description of‘ Parlor, Bedroom and -

Genius of every description constant] on hand. -

or Norgwallcand vicinity, for this style of‘ Coflin

Trees

EAT THE SOUTH NORWALK!

1 NURSERY.

' ‘HE l’|'°l"'l°t0i‘s wish to call the nu .
ll-lfioin ofuwlf Custoniers uml the Dubl.iO
0 cir choice stock of finit and ornament.

, P037: iP,lU1Il, cherry
’’l““'‘'b°” 10%: gooscber
Naples our

N°1'W‘¢)’ SPWC0; White pine,bnlsoii~. fix. , Am"

ican spruce, arborit-is wee inc. “-11 ‘
. ‘ - low
chestnut, mountain nth. P a ’ hm".

Also, the new or pure Red Antx,.,_.,.p ‘N’.
9

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 l‘)‘t3Illl1Sl‘l.]h,(3aIllllli‘(13l(l)‘Ill(i1Il(1)iil.”elvcs '°"’°“‘"'l¢. for

GEO. SEYMO .r1;_

910.
133‘ We wish to call particular -Mill ion to

ofdwarf pcars_ of 30 or 40 choice vnrietic?

‘—“-'W*W'<-__._

,5 Parian Ware.

'Il)lIS rare and mostbeautifnl kind of men)

,4 and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
_ull,Wll0 have a taste for the beautiful. It I:

impossible to describe this wore, it must be an

to be appreciated, for sale b
- T. B. GRIFFITH.

Union Hall
or. o -1"'nxNc#“s'1-onm
m(;Fn1tIEvPi-ppr_iefoi- of this for famed esfg'},11.§.
.- ,0_u_i inform the inhabitants of Noryglx
‘ma ‘“l.l°"1l"g towns, that he has on hand : cod
flssortiiient of Fall and Winter Clothing wgfligj
' . - , _ 9
he ‘§,f."u“}B.‘~’;l gfeat bargains; tiIOS,e,,,WQ§|_IlI‘
95"!’ "1g_iii his line will find itito their dun.
mg” t°.g“"° him a. call - as his experience in
thebusiness and facilitie,s for carrying it on en-
ablis him to furnish the same articles forinileu
[fife mil thpsc of less experience possibly can.
\I clothing IS all made under my. own snpeni.

s’ n consequentl ' i it .
aIfiy,t'onnd at othdlrlsstdiéesfr IIniil1s(ii‘tlilaav'nei: 

‘ stock on hand than an t} - 1
I so that the p11l'Clli\SCI‘l{il.(S dlireitdfgédloiqtiiirdmltkd

select from. Iain also re ‘ ' ' - -

to my already large and agtiltilktiu
Some very nice Vests and Pants new patter-11-.
In addition to the above I have a good .3:
sortment of Gcntlemens Furnishing Goods con.
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspeiiden
Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, and all other 00.);
usually found in clothing stores. 3

N. B. Garments cut and made to order 1.
the best mapner, andgat short notice: All good.
bought of me will, if desired, be cut free of ex.
, THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk, 30th, August 1853. ‘

, _ Axes.

CoLLms, Tenicks, Hends and other in:k::,
with and without handles, SI.Il0N’| boy.

axes and liatchets, all of which are warranted

and for sale by E. VA. CIIIClI):8’l'll. '

QOPER’S Isinglass, White and Red Cell-
» ~ ,tine,Farina,Corn Starch, Tapioca, Verni-

HQ

Ecella, Maccaroni, Sago, Pearl Barley, Arrow

Root, Jae. Extracts for flavoring Jellies, In
Cream, &c., Vanilla, Lemon, Rose, Orange
Flower Water, Cinnamon, &c., at

Blssi-:LL’s Cheap Drugstore.

Window Glass.

49 BOXES_American, French, and En-
_ glish window glass, assorted, frol

6x8 to 20 X32, for sale at manufacturers prices

by ' , WM. 0. STREET.

TEAS.
HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand 0
large supply of fresh TEAS, of allqualitiel
and prices. Don’t forget to call at
' HOLMES it Co’:.

Bucks and Buck Saws.
A-LL ready for use of a superior kind,
for sale by CIIICIIEITII.

UST Received several cases of Muslin.

bleached and unbleached, of all grade!

which we will sell at prices which defy eoinpo,
tition. C. J. Giminu.

Iron and Steel.

AMERICAN, English refined, and English
common Iron, assorted square, round and
flat, horse and ex shoe shapes, nut, band, hoop
and bolt iron. Cart and wagon tire, cast Gor-
man, English blister, spring and America!
stee1_.&e., for sale by WM. C. STREET.

Accordeons

REPMRED and tuned. Also a larg'_¢f-:I-
sortment for sale at Ci.uix’l.

Without any nnmbugory,
G HOLMES & CO’S Grocery is the pluo
. calculated for people to go to get good
groceries at prices with small profits attached
to them, and purchasers will always ‘find their
goods to be as represented, if anything contrary
f'rom this, they may be returned and the honey
refunded. Children are always paid particllll
attention to, when sent to their store. .
Goods delivered within a reasonable diItIIO0

‘ Silver and Plated Spoon}.

best assortment of Silver and Plitol
Spoons, Forks, Butter-knives, Sugar-shovcln,
Mustard and Salt-spoons, ever before offer ' ll
anv ease in Norwalk, and that he does sellt on
very cheap and engraves the name on then In
a very superior manner. If there are any w_hO
do not believe it, let them call and be colvin
eed, at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, Sign of the ._RCC
Watch. , .

~. Port .Mom'es.
find every variety and price of

 can
0. S. Cr.iiix’:.

Port Monies at
‘ Sewing Birtils.

F - I ti (1 ‘ ,at
O ewryfi Skiddy’s Block.

A FINE assortment of Boliemian_Wai'e. ¢_0I_
sisting of Vases of most exquisite finish
not to be excelled by any in New 3 ork City
for“ the price; Also. a splendid assortment. 0'
‘Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 5s. to 56,- tho
pair, at T. B. GRIFFITH 3.

L j ‘ Burning Fluid. _ j,
A VERY superior articlevof Burning Fluid
for sale by “M. C. STREET:

Ornamental Boxes for Iiadiu
. UST received some fine Boxes of nlabutch
rose wood, the. - 5- CIJR. 5-

» Do you wish to see . ‘.7
- HE finest'assortment of POCKET CUT-
LERY ever shown in NOl‘l\'tlll{ ?_ Cnll...-:t '
my store, 2 Skiddy’s B100“, 315%“ 0‘ “'9 3"
watch 0. S. C-unx;

For: SALE. “7
 The building lot recently owned III
occupied by Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flax Bill, in
offered for sale on very i-casonable terms, It
consists of about 1 1-4 acres of good l:nd,w1tk
uninerous thrifty and well-‘.lT°“'“ fill“ 
shade trces,standing thereof‘. 3 W011 0‘. °fK_9"
and never failing water: Will‘ the “H”. 
foundation 'of‘ the fbi'nie1‘l>ull‘11ll‘s’: flax that
walks, a newly erected picket fence front!!!
the same, ibc. It is eligibly situ_at0<l “P03 “0
main road leading from South ;\0I‘W0lk l0 DO-
rien aud‘.but__a few minutes walk_ from the ‘do-
pot. Any erson wishing a _ret1red locatiola
both pleasant and healthy, will find this Q IE."
opportunity topnrcliase at it very l0‘? Pl"“.g I
most beautiful and desirable location {of 3
‘counti-y.,residenee. For further particulaflgl
quire of'.Mr. J ohii Knapp near the preinII¢_|» .0!
of H15} owner. JOHN s. WILLIAMS,
" JV'o. 40, Fulton st.. 157- Y3,

 

’ iDDeL,aines. , an
"LENDI g‘ ‘t ' t’ it 009" 
Si assoi men rGRUM‘Ii

I . ...:-€21
Crockery, ‘China. &. Glass Want.
ONE of the largest, richest and best tclfclcfl

Stocks of Crockery, Glass it China E Area,
to be found in Norwalk, can now be seen n ' ho
st-ore of the subscriber at South borwnlk, ..to.
with a general assortment of (xroccxuo,
at exceedingly

&c.,.nll of which will be sold, vfi S.1"Tny‘

low prices. . 1 G.

" EFINED Charcoal Wire of all sizes." u§j.:.:
_ and Copper do. by the lb. or ten. at I ah
,, L.rox iic Kora.-oco’s, 83 Water st. B""l8Qp9rt.

WHITE Rockaivay Sand for Pl-astermz I'll
. Hoiise-cl'esuin g purposes, for sale. high!
1,. ' ‘ 1.‘ M b w. ks. ,_ -3

iii»-imbm in ls~ in SIVIITII at MORGAN’. ‘T

.04

. Pumps.

" FINE Assortment clilf Pl]l)m[l f
‘ Well Pumps West or me
any depth, both Fbrce and Si_iett0ll go?” 
Pipe attached, if wanted; Cisfern dill"? .1
various sizes ; Brass and Iron Cullen IBIS. 8

r. H. NASH’S. .SouI/s -"°""“”‘- ..

3, consisting»!
for wells ‘Of

 

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Y the 133-1'i'el or small quuntit at . VERY Desi-iption of Job Work. 939“ —;

B ‘ GEO. W. sii’ri*i1.’s, . . . Neatly. Cheaply and Quickly. 9‘ ll“ ’
zette Job Office. ~ -4

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THEY do Say that Clark has the large.-It'll] ‘