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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, December 12, 1854 · page 4

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, ‘TI *3 ‘i ivite tllc
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to his large and clep ‘ I
Wittc/lw, .T».,'lL=C~’/'3;’» “""'/ 1‘
Which his lllSi'\.‘.'.\..~‘I.‘4.l. sillnx 1; *-‘ '*‘--‘.'i 1LIl'::.' l'rui.u
able him to offer at it l-1‘-'-1---_'c'u‘old Watches.
cost. Ladies‘ -and i‘.~clitle'.uel,\-t, hunting and
18 Carats line, with op~31\.r‘i-ct tinle-keepers,
magic cases, w.irr-.ilit,cil,d to $175.
in ices V‘.t~'i‘_Ylilg from and Patent Leters
ii‘,-M l,._-pine. A.nllce,\v:ii'rul1icd to give
with Oluloiiozlietrlsom $10 to $60.
pod 3-_,.f,.i_s_;_‘,‘;\,cfii.‘l‘l&lIl£.’lll. Of.$.ll.\'l~‘.ltIln(lPL.1TE1)
Acorn.~pletoiii'e«l to order in the most fash-
wme‘ m,,,,,., iviiich will be sold ns low as ii.
hm,-,,ie ,-.: Ltilll be ‘lioiigxht elsewhere. . All
0,, 6,. Sill-'cr W:\l‘l'¢tlllL‘t'l as p.ul"e as 60111.‘
flnglitioli to :i l-.\i~ge: stock of Cold and Sil-
pee-l:-.i.cles. Pens. Pencils. 'l‘hilnblcs,.K9Y5-
.aS, lmolmts. Sic... will be offered ft v:_\l'l¢‘.‘f)' 01
,a‘iu.ib1e ,,,i:.i.-.-rna of liar ltillgs, Ladies‘ and
&elitlo<ncii's Bri-.:i.st Pins. Finger Rlllg5:G“l*l'dv
Voot and 21-21 iieliiiiie Clliiiiis, of the latest and
most F.isli'io:i:i'ule styles, which for quality is
gqual to 3,“. ,,,~,;._- ..i~r..,i-miin —.\‘orwal_k_, and for
rice and b[:;uit_v of design cuiinot tail to suit
he mnsg digfiigigi. All goods will be cheerful-
ly shown to tlioie who wish to pnrchoso or
gratify their curiosity.
The ilicreasiiig deuiauil for

irine outierinl

Has induced him to select from the best English
and American l[iini.ifo.ctureri, a large variety
of Pocket Kiiives, Scissors, Razors, &c., _made
hour the finest tempered steel and berlutifully
finished, which will be sold nt greatly reduced

rices. Silver uuil Pearl Card Cases, Port-
_- onvmies, &c., of the latest and most approved
patterns. which for llnish, <lur_abi1ify, conven-
ience nuil ciieapiness, arc s'.l?°“°’ ‘O any before

oflored in this place. M of India Rubber and

I adies lf‘..‘Sll1"' (‘om
Bulfo.-lo hiirlif GT)‘illvl'l'.'ll1'.‘.'1.l.S Pocket Coml?§: "1

assortment alivays on hourl-

The Brush F_aml1Yi_ ,
1,, ,.e,,,.ese,,t,,,1 by ,my quziiitity of first-ra o &|'-
ggdes in gm ghzlpf‘. of llair, Clothes, Dust,
Tooth Brushes. Also, Dr.

iitririce too well known
to need mriilnciil-: li‘:u1C)' $00139-. H9-ll‘ On,‘ °§
I uparior qiizllity ; l’(‘.1'l'l1l113l'Y-, 5 lflllle “WP 7 °
all the choice C.\'Cl‘t1.Cl’.5e Ill“ l’°°°“'°6'

A complete assortnicnt of
Fancy Baskets,

Will now be disposed of at wholesale pricel.
to make room for the Largest, Cluaput and
but ..‘ls.wrtment of

Ornamental Clocks.

Ever before offered in this place.
French Clooksfl

An ingenious and beautifully exe_C:¢*:: ‘liififlg
of Liiechaiiism, runs three weeks wit on excel.
lug, strikes the hours and _l:‘nlfho;1rS,o%;-nmnem
lont Tilni.-keeper and be-.iuti-ul Pl“ °l'
Eight Day,
. . ' 'th in
And Thirty hourl Cloclksl-MWIW ‘ma I" °
Al , -stunt y on in . . _ .
grsudsii l:l(ll‘llSl.l"iIEl0lI of the 5Pl“l' of emerpnw
which cl.lE1.i'ztCi.cl'lZ9i the American People, 118
offers for sale Clocks of’ domestic manufacture,
new, iiegtly lll'.tf.l(! and warivantod for one you‘.
for the sum of _ ,
70 (487333. a
A few second lizind Clocks. but littlegsed, an
' ll order. for siile for a mere tri e. _
own interest will exniniued A and “F,ufi,,,;_8
arrival of lti)se\vooi11Ab<;10el‘re9°“5
') I l"‘l - *4. ‘ SCW -
begfsb Goods includes too great
a ,.,,,.;c¢_-,. to gmimer-.lte in an advertisement.
The 5513).;-pilier tllankfulfor the l)i;}S;;;1I‘1‘;‘}:lt_
of pitiozi ’t'_;'£‘. bestowed on hisesta .1Sb t ict
the lat.‘-.1 few in-iiithsi. will ell-leflm ty aflthe
attiiiition to his biisiiicss and the_ Wall 8 0
pui,1'ic_ in moi-it ~.i. continuance of the same.
.11! g la is iv zrrimtel :13 7"-’P"",e"“d.' t
Pm-ti ; ilitl‘ ‘.1.‘.ll p.2i's_ofli1 attegtionx glllffiflairtl
the rep.i.'ir'i:l_-; oflilie 1\V1.itcni:s.h ewe U P
'l<'x,:.I:"‘[i.:.i\L‘/. ._.:is:.
ad witn i.li..tl icss tl‘lA[:l,L,.l,){BD ty:&CK.SON’
A: the old .<I.ltllC. ofC. E. .l)llbl'0W-

Noi‘\v:i.lk, Julie-, 1354-
Range:-3,
ai'}'S. .\I:tropolitan and Knickerbocker
i,,ro.-:,:l.l-.vii.ys on hand, which we will
with or without Water Hacks and Boll-
.ic'n will be set inn workmanlike miinneif
_u‘1'3,[1ted to perform to the siitisfpctiou 0
C. 3'. E. l{. LOCK“ OOD.

 

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Cutlery f
UR stock is very large einbraciug all 0
1,!)-_3l)i}.=.'5 articles of SCISIOPS, Table and
Po3}{:’3li Cutlery, which we can warrant on to

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.o—‘-‘Iv VN—_ '
i, h The Forest Wine.
r An»; excellent lledii-.11 Wine and the I‘-(‘I'4‘\I. Pills, .-ire

.151 3'51?!-llllg lllegond will. ltllil luwoliiiiig the favorite

‘meilicine ni rho people. and klloivn {Hi 3. lllohl olfcctuiil
I‘£‘lu(',il_)’ iii the cure of
D)’h'pt‘pSl.(l.ll$ll)ll.ll1LlUU5IlVclM:rIl-I,l.l\'(‘l‘CUIf)plfllIll,A5”!-

m:\. Pile.-', Ubxlliilzitc ll('Il|ltl.Cllk‘. lliliuu~i lll-5UK‘(l\‘l"!4l,
l’1ll|])l-3:‘, lllutelii-s iui-l uiiliezilflly Color of ‘lie

Sxizi. .liluii-Iici-, .-iguo: illlfl l~_‘i-vcr, Salt
l‘.m-um, l-2rvp:ipi~lu:i, Coluplaillts incl-
\,l.l'l.]llLU l~‘elli:ile.=, l..’l'Ilglll.~'llll1g'

p,',.:ll.lii-liil. l\iglltSwo:lts_. Norv~
Hui; lli-aor-lcr.s, (..‘i-lirriil ill
llv.-illtli rulil iiilpliirml
Elllll‘ of the {Sun-
lllIIlll.I0n.

1;“; 3 ghul". tiuie lizlla elapsed since lliosr grant and
good iiiedlcllli-; have llL'(‘ll.ll1:|IlC known to the public,
yer. lhoii-i.-mils l2.‘|\'L‘ IeXplfl‘ll}ll(‘l’\l their good effects. In-
vuliilsl givuzl over by their pnyslcliiiis as incurable, hnvo
boisii X‘-:RliIl'l‘fl to sound and Vlgt)I'Oll>'ll(‘:tlll| by Lilull’ use.
Tllosce lnetliciues 11.i‘u unlike any other. Their i.wo-fold
prupcrtii-s not directly on tllilsv Organs of the Slfllllkcll,
Liver and kidneys. \'-'l1lL‘ll svcrctc the fluids, and separate
the ll)l[)i.ll‘lll\:s from lln.‘ blood. 'l‘llis Wino .iud l'lll.-I
never wi-.~-.l.\-ii. but give strength and nninlruiou to both
body and Illlllll.

Tile grulf: :: iii-luiil olcnuil these niediciues llavo done
for the sick and iiilliutcil lliivc inilucecl tlinu.-::iu-1:4 to
cuiuiii-mu‘ illL‘I'l‘l to their friends and the puillir. Indi-
vidunlsoftho liigliost integrity have volulitill-il_v tomtl
fled lo the world lll favor uftlieir extrnordliiury virtue-G.

DR. 1. .-'1. S .’l‘.i.:V’LE Y.
A celcbrstcil pli_v.~liciim, ill u letter from Princeton. -Vi“?
Joroey. duted .\'ovo:lllber I0, 1849, \lt‘(‘lflI'\‘iI in nll his ex-
pericllcu ll\' li:ld no.-vol‘ soon anytllillg to couipilrc with
the Forest Wino llllll Pills, at the mine time I‘f‘l‘l.l.il1;,_{
several cues: of constitutlorial ll-lhility and Scrofulolifi
affections which it cured in an incl-i-diblc slior_t tiluc.--
Among tho niclilbcrs oftlie ML~dic:ll Faculty ol‘_\ow 1 (lrk.
who liuvc irilile.-«sod the great rosults of‘tllc_Forcst\‘v'ini.\,
and reconiiliuiiiled ii. in uunierous coniplainte, will be
found the illiniolx uftllncelcbrutod Dr. M. T. Goodnutu,
Dr. L. flhccscmnn. Dr. Cliilton, Dr. Wm. Brown, Dr.
Marvin, Dr. .1. )1. .'\lui'e.iiuu uni! others.
I‘ E S T I M 0 N Y

Ofhlr. Johnson Bu:-kc a highly respectable citizen or
Waverly Place, lion .' ork :

- DB. 6. ‘W ll.4.i.S'cIY——lJea.r Sir, I esteem the Fonz:
Winn us the Ring of )le.1ic.iiies. It has done for me in
five weeks wlizit ihroc phyriiciiins failed to doln in mun)’
yours. in IS-lb, I become the victim of the Ilonrt Dis-
ease u.nd_Niirvous Affccticns which have been growing
on me ever since, until I procured your Forest Wine and
Pills, although I had w:lsft-<1 sevcrulbundred dollars for
modjcal stt-evidence. During tho last two year: I was
ohliged to keep my house nearly all the time, and gave
up my business in consequence of my ill health. I had
lost nearly‘ all hopes of recovery, my complaiiit wail of
that class under which “ nature sinks and life bccr-lues
in biirlhcn.” Seeing your Forest Wino :l.ll\'9I'llS(‘fl 1 con-
clildod to give it ii trial. ilud lleforo fillishlug the third
bottle I felt like ii. different person, and was able to re-
sume busiue.-is ugaill, entirl.-lv cured by taking five bot-
tles. For the benefit of tliolic afflicted with .-similar
complaints you ilrc at libertv to publish tiiir-.

Yours, «ta, .1Ull.\'SUN iliinkl-.'. Waverl_rl’1aC°-
,Gcm*ral 1)a.'biIit_i/, Enuiciatiarz. fl'(l.§fl71g of
, the body. «ST.

Many persons are alllicted with some one ofthc-above
ocrnplziints, witlloni lmingrllvle to trace It i0 rm)‘ PM"
tlcular ciluso, and i.lieri-fore Ili‘lll.V' T-ll‘-‘,‘}“' {ll-llle P,l’°P“l'
remedy llnllllllfltllfitfasi‘l.)f!C0111BECODBIIIIIUODRI. . Illesc
disorders are often cll:li-licterlzed -.l. sense of sinking,
or entire exlliolistioii :lfI(‘1‘ exerclsc. Some experience
Illlggl.‘illl1f‘l~.~J, llLl~‘Flil1flt.',. $\l'lfl‘1tC_Ilil1L‘S pzileness or flush-
ing oftlie cc-iintenauce, palpltatlon of the heart, or like
I In LOUIE.

yTlll:! excellent eflhcls which have ever attended the
use ofthe Fol-est Wine and Pills, in every species of de-
bility, is conclusive evidence ofifi happy results in this
class ofdiiiorders. Many have resorted to those medi-
cines as an illtinititum, and been speedily cured. For
Nervous disorders and Debility, the Wine and Pill: are
taken according to the directions on the label.

TU ‘IHE LADIES.

True beauty and lovlinosil accompany the highest per-
fection of lleilltii, which again invariably follows the
PURESI‘ 5'1‘.-\.'l‘E UF 'l‘l-ii-J Bl.-UOD. What artificial ap-
pendages equal that vivid expression of countenance
which eminutes from lleilhli? What points can compare
with the crimi-ion coiored blood casting its brilinnt rose-
ute hue through the transparent texture of the skin?-
Wliiit cllilrms are more captivating than those ofuature,
in her highest perfection? Let Dr. Halse_v’il Wine on -
ply the place ofnll CUaI11el.ICi. Tbs use oftliisexcellent
Wine in a short time creates pure, rich blood, which,
coursing through the veins, penetrates the minutest fl-
bren tllut verge towards the surface oftlle skin, causing
all unhealtlly pimples and blutclies to disappear, im-
parting u vivid, rosy color to the skin, and brilliant ox-
prosiiion to the eyes
THIS IS NATURAL BEAUTY.

In coroborution ol‘thesef‘ncts. Dr. Halsey hns many
testiniuninlo. . The following is from it lady of the lnosi.
respectable stnnililig iii socis-sy, sent to us by her broth-
er, residing in l-‘.u‘tgers Street.

My sister, from her youth, had been in very delicate
healtli, complaining frequently uf\veaknesi,oflhc chest
attended with at cough. About the age ofeighteen she
began to got much worse. For six months previous to
commencing with your medicines she had not been able
to get out of the house. Her countenance was greatly
cinaciuted. yellow nnd sickly Her face and neck was
covered with iliimgreeable puntuleil, eyes very much
sunken, and her cough increasing. In line, she bore ev-
ery appearance of soon becoming an unhappy victim to
consumption. At this time I procured for her some of
your 1-‘orast Wine and Pills, which she comruencee using
according to the directions. Silo gradually improved as
she followed up the use of them. Her first spmptomi
ofrecovcry wits iin uiicoiumouly good appetite, her film:
Lin.-i.l1_v bocolnc .-line.-otli, and her cheeks rosy. Her cough
left her lI.liUgi‘ll.lf:1‘. She is now stroilg and vigorous
and present: the fiucst example of lleiiltli I ever wit-
nessed. JOHN S. .‘.IAXWl-ILL.

DR. H.~'lLSI£‘l."S GUM-COA'1l£D FOREST PILLS.

M:-mufactnrod on the same principle as the Forest
Wine. to which i‘. is an iiliporfililt adjunct. They are
coated with pure Gillu Arabic, an iniporiant invention,
for which Dr. llalsey hum received the only patent ever
granted on Pills by the (.i0V":1‘l1l)19I)I of the United Strites.
Dr. Halsey’: Forest Wiueilnd Gum-coated Forest Pills,
unite in accomplislliug the same great end, the purifi-
cation of the blood, the renovation and restoration of
the stomach and bowels.

The lilo principle of mini ill the blood. no sooner are
tliosc organs of the stomach which secrete the blood,
eliiitnseil of iiiol-hid limttt-r 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
Winn. than disease begins to vanish, and strength and
ouorgy of body return. This ill the principle on which
il founded these great medicines, and by which nearly
all diseases are cured.

The Forest Wine is put up in large square bottles,
with Dr. llill.-:cy’s name blown in the gluon. One Dollar

quality. C. S: E. K. LOCKWOOD.
Puirnaces.

;1[L_~‘5<)§~I'3 prize -.ue=l—.il World-‘sF‘a.ir F_urn-
C nie, (wliicll ll‘.t5l1l'.'i‘ltel1 the above title,)
is just the article i'e:1;iired for heating Church-
es, Schools. i‘i'iv-me l-I.):ises,etc.,and_wil1 fully
avoid the o-ijeetiozis that are so frequently
m,,.j.3 by [,hQ<B iisiiig, inferior Furnaces. It_is
complete :i._i.l il-as but to be s_eeli t0‘lJ_e “PP”-°l3'
ted; sold by C. A: E. It. LOCRWOOD.

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Bi-éttnnia Ware
T333 3.-.,1d ()i.)if3e Pots, Coffee Urns, fancy Tea
toons, Sirriiigos, Spoons,

 

Suits, C-:.'st.)rs, L:i.:nps, Candlesticks. Spit-
etc..at ‘ 1_
Lf)Cl{WOO0D'S.§g~§

iilz‘/l‘S of all kinds at

3° LOCliWOOD’S.__

 

( 1 BESR FE.-LTIIELS

LOCl{WOOD’S.

.-\.\IZ’lI?3.\'E illld Burning Fluid of the best
qiinlilies, for sale by the gallon 01‘ barrel

,4 L(’)Cl{WOOD’S.

A to the public, at

Su-miner Ranges
YEW pill.-.!i'll which we can recommend
LOCKWOOD-S.

WAGONS for Children at‘
LOCKWOOIYS.

BYAST Iron Sinks at
C LOCKWOOD’S.

 for sale at
LOCKWOOD’S.

 

FRESH of all kinds, Ropes and Cordage
at LOCl{\VO0D’S.

I‘—j:.-l'['T3 of nil kinds and descriptions at

LOCl{WOOD’S.

CE-IU'i{.NS of'dill'ercut pzitferlis at
LOCKWOOD’S.
B,-a‘l~‘ltlGiili.A"l‘Ol{S for sale at
LOCKWOOD’S.
Clo Ji{ER-Y, Glass, China. i: Earthen Ware,

of .ill kiiids in any quantity, and prices to
suit all, at LOCl{W'OOD’S

St, Nicholas.

IS celeb:-iterl Cook Stove we bog leave

to call to the attentioli of the public. It
has no -':'llp.'l’lOl'. hits but to be seen to be ad-
mired. :\'.lf.l. useil to be appreciated. Referen-
ces ix"; -:2: they nru in use given by the hund-
red. C. fl’: 9.. K. LOCKWOOD.

 

":‘{.l"CEIii3.‘:', Store and Shoe Blocking at
I .‘.-'§li.llcs.\le alt

LUCl{WOOD‘S'
iviatches.

‘W5 would call the attention of the public
to SOEi1l5l‘lll1f_‘,' new in the way of Match-
es, more no sinell arising from the use of
t'liein.u:e sure to ignite and are so prepared that
the svliole stick is l)!l.l‘;Ii2ll. thus avoiding all
the olljuctiolifroinsmell, poor matches, .hc._

We sell Nliolesa-lc and Riltail.
33 C. 8: E. K. LOCKWOOD.

Plumbing,
W

:3 are prepared to furnish all things req-

._,',,‘,ge t,.)ge)tl1el‘ with the work, Bath tubs

Shower Baths, Water Closets, Wash Bowls, etc.
otc. by C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD.

STOVES.

0 UR stock of Stoves is complete, and we beg
to call the attention of those in want of
anything in that lilie.

C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD.

Tin, Slieet Iron & Copper Ware

05? every «lest-ription constantly on hand
:I.l] l !l'l=1|l.i.‘ to order; nl:-o, Roofing, Gutters.
Co-:idi3t-lrs, etc. All orders punctually at-
tolirlul to, at LOCKWOOD’S.
PU\IPS, Suction, Force, Cistern. Well and
Chain Pumps at LOC-KWOOD’S.
-.-’-‘rr'te.'-}-'}~- RS Strive for heating Stores‘,
L ’If'i_.1,.’,‘?]l1l'Clle?'l, Parlors. &c., they or.

just the article wanted both for economy and

' h 11 ‘lit. t'f th taro using.
heat whic a W1 C‘e;lEy Kflhocxwoob.

 

 

per bottle. or six bottles for Five Dollars. Guin-canted
Forest l‘ills. ‘:5 cents per box. For sale by the uppoiut-
ail .-lgi-ins, at Wliolesnle and Retail. General Depot,
161 Duane Street, one door from lludson,Now York.
For sale by W. E. BISSELL, Nnrwalk.

UEEi.\‘-‘S C‘-clcbmted Portable Forges, for
1 sale at u'l:liinfacturcr’s prices by
LYON ii: KELLOGG,
83 Water st., Bridgeport

Make Your Hair Curl.

CERTAIN Lord who went princely dres-
.'., sell, once told Hotspur that Pliarmaeet
svsis. the sovereignest thing on earth for inward
wounds. Well, we do not giiinsny that, but
we do know that Prof. M. LOUIS G.~.nvi-;r’s cel-
ebrated receipt ,
I-‘(JR CZFRLLVG AND WAIVING THE HAIR,
" is the sovereignest thing on earth." The
proprietor, on leaving France, procured of the
celebriited Chemist and Physiologist, Mons.
JAQUES, this valuable receipe ut immense ex-
peuse.
All persons desirous of having their hair curl
and waive in be-.iur.il'ul riiiglets till the latest
period of l fc, can have the same for one dol-
lar. post paid.
This is it discovery which most persons have
reason to doubt. Hnmaningeuiiity has sought
for years to perfect a flair liquid that would
curl and waive it,——and one that should coin-
bine the requisites to give the hair a beautiful
lintur-.il tint, and at the same time not injure it.
All forincr attempts have failed. The com-
pounds would curl the hair, but they would
scorch, burn and tiirll it foxy. Now, however,
the thing has been nccolnplished ; nnil the
"splendid hair curling liquid which Prof. M.
Louis Garvey and Byron H. Robb offer to the
public may be relied upon as a preparation
compounded on recently discovered chemical
principles, which have received the sanction 0"
the mo."-.t eminent professors of that science.-
It gives the hair it soft glossy anpcaralice, and
ciiiisos it to curl and waive in such beautiful
ringlets that the in list credulons per:-ton cannot
but adliiirr.- them. It does not destroy the vi-
tality of the hair, but acts us an emollient;
does not irritate or strain the cuticle ' warms
the ti-in:i<,_:ulnl' fibres with their thousand imper-
ceptible branches in 9. natural activity, and
never falls of success. It has been before the
public but a. few weeks, yet its merits have al-
ready established it. Such overwhelming pop-
ulzirity was never known at any age of the
ivorld before. In the western and southern
Stat.cs, it has been the only reliable Hair Cur-
ling Liqltid in use. The receipe will be sent
to any part of the United States by sending
one doll:i.r.
_7,:.:E!‘ Beware of counterfeita.
should be directed to
PROP. LOUIS M. GARVEY, and
BYRON H. ROBB. only.
Falfllllngloil, Trumbull CO., 0.

All letters

.'lin~l'l

District of Rcclding, Probate Court, 3.3.

.Mn-ember 18th. 155-1.

“'1S'l‘ATE of JOEL FOSTER, late of Red-
Ll ding in said District, deceased.

'l‘llc Court of Probate for the District of
Reddilig. hath limited and allowed, six months
from the date hereof for the creditors of said
E‘.-ztnte to exhibit their claims for settlr:inent..—
fhose who licglcct to present their accounts,
prnpeI‘l_\' attested, within said time, will be
<1e_liarre<l a recovery. All persons indebted to
silid i-lstiife are requested to make immediate
l)*‘~.V'|‘-l-iiit to CHAS. T. FOSTER,
3”3 Administrator.

Di~"'""" Of VVcatport, so. Probate Court, JV?»-
i2.vml1cr13th, 1854.
E>TA l‘_E or _JoH.\* BRUEN, late of West-
‘ D01‘!-. in said District, deceased.

_ll10 Court of_l’robute for the District of
ll cstport hath limited and allowed six months
"min the date hereof. for the Creditors of said
i-}.<t..te, to exhibit their claims for settlement,
l‘llose who neglect to present their accounts
properly attested, within said time. will be def
l)ll.l'l'(’fl 3. recovery. All persons ll1(lel,t.ed to
~‘l1lfl Estate are requested to make ilrlmediate
payment to DAVID S. BRUEN,
;lt.48 Administi-ator.

PURE CIDER VINEGAR. by
W. D. HA

.. Brushes.
-A1-R, Tooth, and Nail Brushes. :-. 
sol-tment‘ at 

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Cheap Cash Grocery Store.

lIEsubsci'iber.-: would return their t.linnk.~i
to Elli‘. publii-. lhr their very liber-.11 patron-
age forthc last two yeilrs, 1111!] they hope tli.it
by strict attention to the \v;i.lltsol' the CUIl1111't.’-
liily,ilnd by f-.l.ii' nllil llollorilblcilcillillg. l.O1llf‘l'-
it and receive it colltiilulilice of lllt'li' forini.-r
cllstoin, bi,-lieviliig as they do, flnll they can
, and do sell ltll goods ill tlloir line, at its r/imp
; arnlc ziud of its good it qii-.l.lil.y us can be found
I at any other store in the coiililry. ‘They are
now oflilrillg great bnrgniii:-: In Tens, Siigars,
il:c.. and would invite all ezcilillilliltion of their
lilrgc and fresli stock of (}roci~rii-.-'; niid provi-'
SIOIIS. G. HOLMES 8; CO.
Old stniid,Eust sidc‘.l.[:ii.'i street.

 M. HOLMES hzivilig ivitliilmwil
H’ "1 o from the firm of G. llolmes & Co.
and ltS.‘i0Cl:\l.f.‘(l liiuisclf with A. .1. )li:l:lrnll,ivil]
continue the

Grocery dc Provision Business,
at their old stand, No. 13 Main gm-cg, “-he;-9
they hope to receive it contin1in:..:e of the pub-
lic iiufronnge. All goods will be delivered
ivithin n. 1‘t)llS0l’l‘.\l)l0 ilistnilce.

HOLMES is )lla'EKElt.
Norwillk, Feb. 13th, 1354.

Choice ‘and Selected Teas.

 CIIESTS ol'Grccu:ind1ll:iek Tens.
Coffee and Tools, warranted to plense;
lnpriocunil quality,» tlieyG
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defy superiority.
. HOLMES «V2 C0. '
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Another large lot of Books.
HE Morning Stars of the New ll orld by H.
p‘_ pm-kel-_ Uncle Sa.m’il _I~‘nrm hence, it
Maine Lew story by A. H. .\_{ilue,_ The Cato.-
COl11llS of Rome by Bishop Kip, Hills, Lakes,
and yurcst Streams by S. H. Haninioud, and
manv more which we have not room to mention.
Sullfce it to say, all the New Books rt‘0f:lV€<l as
5001'! us Pilblishod at I{NA1‘P’S.
Panning Mills.
«F the l‘:-.riilers want their grniii cleaned. well
I and fast. let them go and buy of'Oiiiciii~:sri-in

 cutters. 1Iovey’s patent spiral kiiivcs
k the best and cheapest in the niarket_._at
Cl-IICHESTER-‘S.

I.ubin’s Extracts
TIIE subscriber has now on hand the most
complete assortment ever before offered in
Norwnlk. 1’:itchouley,S\veet Bricr,West End,
New lllown Hay, Citronelln Rose, Jockey Club,
Magnolia, Sweet Pea, Sweet Clover, «he. ; also,
ularge stock of English, French and German
Colognes; I-lair Oils, Shaving Soap: and

Creams, &c., &c.
PURE BAY WATER, at

Selling qfi'C/leap .’

'I‘HE subscriber is selling his Watches,

Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per cent.
reduction in prices. If you want goods in my
inc cheap call at No. 2 Skidcl_v’s Block, sign of
iii» Red Watch. 0. S.-Cmizx.

Silver and Plated Spoons, Forks,
Butter and Fruit Km"ves,sz’t'L'er
4} plated Napkin Rings, 4}-c.

Bissx-:i.L’.-i.

on hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by peillers, and handsomely en-

gra.-vecl without charge. 0. S. CLARK,
. 2 Skiddy’s Block

Spring De Lamas, «Sac.

W15 would call the attention of all in Want

. to our new and well selected itock of
De Lnines, Prints ftlltl Gingliams, which com.
prise the liundsomest styles ever offered in this
market, and at prices which cannot fail l.o
please the most economical. All Wool de
Lninei-i of the best make imported, in large va-

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

R EAD dz FULMEWS Croton Metallic Fire
J. ' proof Paint.—This article is uckliowl-
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-
tliau other points in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering mucll more sur-
facc,twice us imieh as some. Give it 8. trial.
E. V. A. CIIICHESTER, Agent.

7 NEW BOOT, SHOE,
Leather & Fintling Store
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
HE subscriber 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 the bridge, opposite the Post Oflice, No. 1
Watei'-st., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at all times a. large stock ofgcnt’s,,
ladies’ and cllildrcn’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, manufactured by us expressly for
this market, by the best of workmen and of the
best niuterials; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with a call. Custo-
lnera’ work made to order. with neatncss. and
despatch. A share of public patronage is re-
spectfully solicited by J. P. IIANFORD, Jr.
9121?‘ Particular attention paid to repairing in
allits brniiches. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.

""i:7'i'r'.“2iTEiiiciiss*ri:ii=s
IVIISCELLANEO US

I CATALOGUE.

Barn Door Rollers and Hangers.

Dish ricrapers. Scrapers for Wood «'5 stone.
Sash Rollers.

Chain Pump Reels, 6 and 8 arm.

. Pump Chain.

Wagon Boxes. 2 to 6 in. in sottl.
Carriage Bolts.

Tire Bolts.

Boring Machines.

Twine Paper.

;\l:ison‘s Selves.

_ Carriage Bows and Bands.
. Lace and Damask.
" Enziiuelleil Car Cloth.

Window Sash, all sizes.

Patent Clothes Pills.

Well Buckets and Wheels.

Glue Pots and Kettles.

Mcilleablc Castings.

Six barrel Revolvers. 4 and 5 in barrels.
Single “ Rifle Pistols.

Game Bags. &c.. &c.

P.A.INTER’S MATERIALS.
White Lend, all qualifies.

No. 1, or snow white Zinc.

silver “ “
brown stone “
il (5

In
9

i—o:_i-.-

[A ,
-9

Linseed Oil, boiled and raw.

Spirits 'l.‘iil'pciitiuc.

Cop-.11, Coach and Demar Varnish.

Putty and Sand Pnpcr.

Chinese and American Vcrxnillion.

Cllromc Green and Yellow.

Paris Green, dry and in oil.

Frcncli lll-urine and Impei'i:i.l Green.

Biii-lit and Raw Umber. Terra do Seinna.

Litlinrge and Red Lead.

Drop Ivory and Liimpblack.

Crotoii and Bushwell-‘s Ialetallc Points, for
out buildings.

Pumice Stone, ground and in lump.

Window Glass, ii. large assortment of all
qualities and prices, both French and
American.

AGRICULTURAL IEIPLEMENTS.

Bush Hooks.

G.‘ll'(lCll and Railroad Wlieelbni-i'ows.

Corn Sllcllcrs. single and double wheeled.

Filiinillg Mills.

llliiiiurc Fol-ks. Bntclielor, Harper, Whip.
ple nnd llorrillgton lliakcrs.

Hay l:‘oi'ks, various makes.

llorsc Hay Rakes and 1lni*ro'.vs.

Plonghs, made to order 1-0 suit the various
kinds of land in this part of the coun.

trv.
Straw and Hay Cutters, made by IIovey,the
most approved kind.

Road or Ox Scrapers.

Ox Bows and Yokes.

Bow Pins.

Cow Ties.

Crow Bai-ii.

Hay Knlvos.

Farrier “

Ox Baskets.

Scythe Stones and Rifles, &c., the.

‘E119 Wonder ofthe Age.
EXCELSIOR Family Starch, a superior tir-
, ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch
now in use ; it produces n Beautiful Polish
without gumming the Iron or lv‘:ibi-ic. For
sale by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER
8: CO., who can furnish it to dealers in Factory

Prices.

 

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Sardines
HOLMES 85 MEEK ER. ..

- Flour. Salt, Meal, Peed. &.c
‘ LOUR of different lli-ands. Rock. Hay and
Suck Salt, Corn Meal, Fine Feed, Corn

-ind Oats, kept constantly on hand at the Old

' ‘llill, and for sale in qiiimtities to’ suit purcha-
j -fern by ‘JOSEPH W. HUBBELL...
Norwalk, J uno 5th, 1854. tf28

.. ,-'2.--3 {Q-n.0,. "

HAVE ii. very fine stock of the above goods-

OF a very superior qunliiy,jiist received by l

? MEDICAL ADVISBR AND 1VIA1t-
‘ RIAG £2 GUIDE.
‘ "i.i~:vi-:.\'rli cilitiull, 340 pages, cloth, with
14 llirilrly scvollfy live i:ol(.ll'cd__cpgi-i;viip55.._
i-cpiwgsclitillg all the ilii-;c.'ise‘.s‘ of tlielgcultul or-
gnus offllc Iniilc iliiil fcnlitle; the most‘ 1 am-
plefc and pl‘-.l.etii:ill work on the ‘ph_V$_iuloE {mil
lllySlf.‘l‘lt‘§ nuil l'U\'l!ltlllUll.‘: of the mole and fil-
llliilc 'at.‘.‘<llill sy.<t(-ms [:\‘(‘l‘ piiblisheil, with the
lulu:-'1. t.‘XpL‘l'l111(!lli.S nnil ill.-covcrics in i:_eproiliic-
lion. It illilslnilcsilllilfoillicully and f'lilly with
the plates evcrytllillg pcrtiiiilillg to the male or
fi-inaile geliitill h‘)'SlL‘I1lh _; with a full description
of the ciiust-s,:iyiiipl«,iiiis, and most certnin cure
(lfall diseases to which they are liuble ; from the
secret hiibitsofyoulll illld cxcesscsoflliiiture age
iis impoti-llcy and ’lllllOc(‘1ll. or 'illiforsecli ntl‘i:c-
lions, syphilis (primary and constitutional) gon-
ul‘l‘ll:I.‘i‘. lJl.t'llliU1'I‘ll8.5‘ll:. etc. \\'ll§llll1l1ll(:I‘0llSCOI‘-
l.ilic:lto'sof'tli»2 ruost iiiipili-ullcleil curoseverper-
formed. Every [)C1'.~<lUll both married and sin-
gle should read this work. Sold by Stringer
:&r.'I‘ownsend. 222 Broadivlly, at the Broadway
1'osf.f)lllcc' -122 Ill-oaii\v:w, find by the author
Dr. L'.ti'11J0lll., -l2 Itcnilc street. corner of Brad-
ivily, xm York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $1, miiileil free of postage to any
ndi1ress,’.-ii-cllrely .-lciilwl. Address all letters
Box 71} Brozlclway, rust Ullicc, NewYork.—
Agent:-7 WlllIlI(‘tl in every town. The author
cures all the (liseascs treated on in the work,
xitliis old oflicc, -12 Roiiilc street, corner of
Broiidwny, from 11 A. M. till 2 I’. IL, and from
6 till 9 cvoiiilig (Sunday from 2 till 3 P. 31.).“
N. B.-—Nof the Drug Store. 13-41
lixtrrlcis from I-Idiloriill Notion-ll ofn number of News-
papers :—“ We collcuij with the otliur papers in reconi.
mending Dr. Lnrinont and his work.”--[Courrler deg
l:.‘t.ntil Lnli-i, German Die Reform», Sunday Dispatch
bursts Zeituug, lvatlonnl llexuount, luiy Book, i.:a_.,‘,,’

Standard. ltzlhvvoy .-ldvocnte Em fr Cit ' I’ ll 0
New York Pick, New 1.liiinsi'.'ick?l‘ir:ioa.), 0 Ce Elena’

Feed, Feed.
I113 subscribers keeps constantly on mind
- every description of Feed, which it will be
ii. pleusiirc to sell to his customers at all times,

lm(l'l‘l0 groiv1in,«:. Give us a call.
-HOLMES it 00.

Harness Making.

HE subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal piiti-oiiilge bestowed on him the past
five years by the citizens of this and the adjoin-
tng fowlis, and would inform them that he has
constantly on hand a large assortment of
Saddles, Harness, Tru7¢l:s, Vali-
..s-cs, IV/Lips, Carpet
Bags, 
which he will sell much less than can be pur-
chased elsewhere. The best of muterilils are
nlivnys used and perfect satisfaction guarautied
on all work executed at this establishment, or
the money returm.-d.
$3‘ We have now on hand and are mnking
upto order. several setts of very liglltand tasty
double and single H.iR.N‘ESS, which will be
found superior in neatness, and beauty of finish
and woi-kmnnship,to anything ever exhibited
in this market befoi'e.‘&
Special attention paid to Repairing, which
will always be done at the shorter:
notice, and in the ncateot

manner.
$1 usf. call and see yourselves.
F. BRADLEY,
1853. Aug. 9. Under Conn. Hotel.

New Canaan Nursery .

STEPHEN HOYT it CO.

T I AVE on hand and offer for sale at their

Nurseries, situated one and ii. half miles
east of the village of New Cannon, and three
and a. hull‘ from Norwalk :

Apple, Pear, (standard and dwarfs,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.

Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Fl‘:ll’lCOI1l8., and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberries; Currants,black English,
red and ivliit-; Dutch,supcrior varieties : Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.

Oiiivnii-3:~."r.iL Tm-:1-:s.—Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain nsh, silver maple. lnrcli, spruce, balsam fir
nndnrbor vitaes. For vigor and henlthfiilncss
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country.

Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock ofnpple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth. abiiiidiint and regular bearers,
and the mos‘: valuable nlarketvurieties. These
N urserscs now occupy more than 15 acres of
]imd,embracing more than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. 1y-16

UTLERY.—A splendid assortment ofAmor-
' icon and English Cutlery, both table and

pocket. Please call and examine.
_ E. V. A. CHICHESTER.

Fancy Goods,

III‘. place to get them is at BIS.‘1El.L’S)
where you will find Ladies’ and Gent’s
Port Monies from lid. to $5 00; ‘Hair, Hat,
Tooth. Nail and Clothes-.I‘>rushes; ])ressingIvo-
ry and Back Combs; Razors. Knives, Scissors,
Hand Mirrors, Fancy Boxes. Wnlletts. Pocket
Books, with every variety of Fancy Goods. at

prices lower than can be found in Norwolk.

Cheap for Cash.

HE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for

cash French and American Window Glass,

all sizes ; rich fancy China and Bohemian

Ware: fine German Aecordeons and Violins.
. Call and exnniine. T. B. GRIFFETH.

Shavilng and I-Ian‘-dressing.
V]-VAE subscriber is still to be found at his old
stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
his customers, in all. the departments of shav-
ing,ha.irdrcssiug,head clenning, &.c., &:c. His
many years experience in these branches, he
deems a sufficient guarantee of his ability to
please ull who may favor him with their pat
romlge. Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of cliildrens’hair. Sick per-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for so - at
his News Depot. nudisAgent for Adams ii: Co's.
Express ; all packages left to his care, wlll be

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

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

puny,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
WH. C. STREET.

Wrapping Paper.

5 0 REAMS Straw, lilanillu and Hard-

! ware Wrapping Paper, Cap and Let-

ter Pnper, zit mill prices, just received. at
BISSELUS.

New Goods.

OCKET Cutlery 1. 2, 3 and 4 blades new
patterns, at large assortment; Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved qualitv; Pru-
ning Knives, grass hooks, pruning sheifrs, sick-
lcs, garden ti-owcls, patent gate hinges and

ketcllell, 8:c.,jnst received nndfor sale by

WM. C. STREET.

Nails,
N quantities to suit purchasers at lowest
rutcs, at CHICHESTISRS.

. ARDEN Rakes, Spuding forks. Hoes long

and short handled manure forks, shovels

of all kinds. Farmers and Gardner-s would do
well to call at E. VA CIIICIIESTER

JACOB SMITH’S,
MAC!-HEN RY DEPOT,

95 Maiden Laue, N. 1'.
KEEl’S constulitly on hand

Pressure and Regulating valves, for
Stoam Engines, Steam Wliistlcs, Mill and Cir-
Clllill‘ saws, 5 kinds of Mortice Mu.cllincs,'l‘enon
Machiueis,Boring do., Mining Machinery, Cor-
lllt-ll pumps,liftilig and forcing,St-eam Engines
and Boilers. Stamps and Mortars, Drillling mg.
chines assorted, Power and hand punches,turn-
in-g lnthcs for iron and wood,plitlling machines
for wood and iron, snsli and moulding liizicliiiieo,
Tcnoil machiiioa, Spoke do., «She.

Also, machines for turning axe and Pick
llniivllcs, Leather Belting all sizes, best mil-
clliuery oil, wliolesnlc and retail : Machinesthl
fllcs assorted, Sand Paper " Gltge’a” best, Em-
ery paper and Emery cloth, also the best Lon-
don Eillcry. nl1Nos.,ulso. Iron pipes for Gas
and wafer, assorted from I I-2 inch to 12 inch
in diameter. Terms cash, or approved po.per.34

-, -Stearns, Hutchinson & Co.,
12, «Sr. 1-1» WARREN STREET,
Nnw Your.
HOLESALE Dealers in Staple nnd Fan-
cy Dress Goods. Ribbons, Glov9s,Hosi-
cry, ‘Linens, Laces mid Millinery Articles,
which are offered at the l0W('Fl lnarl-zot prices,
to Cash and prompt time buyers.
THOS. G. STEARNS G. HUTCIIINSON,
i - 7.? ECK.
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N. Y. &. N. H. Railroad.
I854. WINTI-ZR ARRANGEllll*}N'I‘, I855
Comnlencing Dec. 11. 1854.

Trains to New York.
From .\"r-in Haven.
CCOMMODATION—Al 5.30,7.00an(t 9.35
A. M. and 4.15 P. if.

The 7.00 A.M. train receives pnsscngers from
the Dunbury Railroad at Norwulk.

The 9.35 .\.ili. traili receives pl'lSSL‘l1j.‘,'(31‘S from
the Ilnrtfortl, Springfield, and Cillinl ltiiilroads
at New Haven, and from the Naiigatuck Rail-
road iit Bridgeport.

Exrnnlls——At 1.l5 r.u., (in connection with
Erprcss,tram from Boston,) receiving passen-
gcrs from New London, and Canal Railroads at
New Haven, from the Housntonic Riiilroild at
Bfldgepflfti Stopping at Bridgeport. Norwnlk
and Stamford. At 8.00 r. 31., stopping at
Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stamford.

S1‘!-JCIAL T1tA1)1 leilvcs Norwnlk at G 4.1:. for
New York.

Housalonic Railroad.

Passengers for llousatoilic Railroad will
take the 9.35 LJI. train to Bridgeport.

Danbury and .\”orwaIk Railroad.

Passengers for the Danbury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 7 A. ii. and 48.15 P. if.
ll'll.ll18 to Norwalk.

Trains from N ew York.
Err .\"e’w Ifaven.

Accox.-—-At 7 .1. .ii., and 12 31., and at 3.30
and 5.00 mi.

Bxrnllas TR.iixs——Ai. 8 A. hi. and 3 1-. ii. for
i').lston_. via New Haven, IIn.rtf‘ord, Springfield
and Worcester, the 8 A.'.\l. stopping at Stamford
(lull Bridgeport, the 3 l’.)d., at Stamford, Nor-
walk and Bridgeport.

The 8 AM. truin connects with llousatouic,
(.‘-uuill, and New London Railroiids.

The 7 A. K. Accoliiniodntion, and 3.30 I’. M.
trilins connect with Duiibury dz Norwnlk Rail-
road at Norivalk.

 

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Train: from .-\‘ew York to ..\'arwal/r.-—At
7 .i.x., 12 ii., at 3 (express). 3.30 (c-x.), 4.00,
and 5.15 mi.

Trains from CV07-izrallr to ..\‘ew Yorlr.-—.-it
6, 6.44, 5.15, and l').52.i..il.; 2.20 (ex)_.5.30. and
9.06 mi. (ex). '

7' rain: from .»Vor.'1-all: to ..Vew Haven.-—At
9.15 A.u., at 2.24, 5.02 (ex), 5.35, and 6.13 1-,».

See lnrgc billof advertisement at the Station
Houses and Ilotcii-i.

JAMES II. HOYT. Sup’!.

 
 

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FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Coiiiiivxcixo Novlziiiiirn 15‘, 1854.
Trains run daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DA-NBITRY To SOUTH NOR'W'AI.x

1:.‘ Passenger at 6.45 A. M.-—Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.00 A. M. and connecting
with the 6.45 A. ii. Accommodation Train from
New Haven, stopping at all stations.

24! Passenger: and Freight at 3.90 P. MN.
Connecting at South Norwalk with the 4.30
1". 31. Accommodation Train from New Haven,
stopping at all stations. Passengers going
East from South N orwalk, will take the New
York 4.10 P. if. nco. train to New Haven.

SOUTH NORWALE TO DANBUR!‘

1st_ 1_’assengcr and Freight nt‘9.20 A, 31,...
Receiving passengers f'rom the New York 7.00
A. ii. and the New Haven, 6.45 A. M. Accom_
Trains, and arrive at Dnnburv at 10.35 A. ll.
stopping at all stations. » ' ’

2d Passenger at 6.25 P.Ilf.—Receiving Pas-
sengers from the -1.30 P.3{. ncc. Train from New
Haven, and the 3.30 r. M. aec. train from New
York, and arriving at Danbury at 7.10 p, x,
stopping at all stations. '

Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so on to connect with the 6.50
A. 11., and the 3.20 P.M., trains, and return on
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station arms 9,20
A.}}{. and 6.251’. M. trniiis. ’ ’ - —
‘ _ HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
Danbury, Nov. 1854.

Road.

For ilo‘s“'roN,

1Newl151eilford,and Tuunton.—In1and Route,
witioutc on cofcarso‘ d - ' °
the Eastern lliiil. 1 etumonl carrymg

The steamers C. VANDERILT, Capt. Joel
Stone, and COMMODORE, Captain John G.
Bowns, in connection with the Stonington and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail.
roads, leaving New York daily (Sundays 9,.
cepted,) from Pier No. 2 N. R. , first whurfabove
Battery-place, at 5 o'clock I’. .‘vI., and Stoning-
ton of. 8 o’clock P. M., or on the arrival of the
Mniltrain, which leaves Boston at 5 1 2 P. M.

These steamers are unsiirpassed for strength,
safcty,apecd, comfort and elegance. The on].
core are experienced and attentive.

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

Tile COMMODORE. from New Yol-k—Monday,
Wednesday nnd Friday. From Stonington—
Tucsda , Thursday and Saturday.

The ‘. VANDI7RBlLT. from New Yoi-lr—Tues-
day, Thursday and Satiirdny. From Sterling-
ton—Monda.d, Wednesday and Fridav.

N. B.—Passengers on arriving at Stonington.
rocecd immediately per steamboat train to
rovidence, Boston, Taunton and New Bedford,

or by accolniuodutiou trains from Stonlrigton
at 6 1-2 A. M. y

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

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

New York do Liverpool '0. S.
MAIL STEAIVIERS.

HE Ships composing this line are the fol
lowing: ' ‘

ATLANTIC. Capt. West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
Ancric, Capt. Luce. B.iLric, Capt Comstock.
Annuric, Capt. Grafton.

These ships have been built by contract, ex-
pressly for Government service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their Engines, to insure strength and speed,and
their accommodations for passengers are une-
qualed for elegance and coiufort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first-
class cabin, $120; in second do., $70; exclu-
sive ulie of 9Xl1'&-Size state rooms, $300; from
Liverpool to New York, £30 and£20. An ex-
perienced surgeon attached to each ship. No
berth secured until paid for.

For frei ht or passage apply to EDW'D
K. COLLINS «S: Co., No. 56 Wall-ist., N. Y.;
Bnowx, SIIIPLY &- Co., Liverpool: E. G. Ron'-
EBTB dz CO., No. 13 King’s Arms Yni-d,Loudon;
J on): MUNROR & C0.. Rue Norte Danie des Vic-
tories, Paris. or GHQ. 11. Diuri-1R, Havre.

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

ECEIVED this day, it fine assortment of
Satin Calihmeres for Ladies’ Cloaks; also,
Cloths, Merinoes. &c., by C. J. GRUMAN.

Wanted Immediately,

A-N1'qiinlitity' of persons of all ages and
conditions to purchnsefine Wnfclies,jew-
elry and elegant Silver Ware. now on exhibi-
tion daily at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block. -

O. CLARK.

 

 

School Books!!
LL the Books used in the Union llllfl othe
Schools. coiistailtl y on hand and for sale
at the lowest prices, at KNAPI”S.

Clocks! Clocks ! Clocks !

HAVE a large assortment of Clocks on
hand at prices varying from one dollar to
25. and of is. great vzlriety of styles. I
Call and sea at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
O. S. CLARK. _

Building Materials.

 Hard and Salmon Brick.
9

100 Barrells lump Lima.
50 Bnrrclla Cement». _

‘.35 do Boiled Plaster.
10 do Marble Dust.

1000 Bushels plastering Hair.

The subscriber intends keeping a_ constant
assortment of the above named materials on
hnnd.nud will fill-nish plll‘Cl1l'tS“.1'S at lowest
market prices. W. C. STREET.
Norwalk, May 15th, 1854.

Professor Barry’s
E_LEBlt.-'l'l‘1~3D Tricoplieroim, I! new supply
just received at KNAPP’S.

50 LOADS of good Stone for sale, suits
ble for docking or buildin purposes,

and but a short distance from the ridge. Ed
1&0 at tho Gazette Oflloo.

S-tlone For Sale.

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—i\VlLLlAl\ISd_6£f;,U.l:0:l’b E Tom STONES AND, 

Emigration an ‘ore gn xo . " ‘ W

change Oflice. {EAT I H1E‘I§tY)_RWAI.
4‘ ' .

No. 40 Fulton Street, lVcw York, and
1VatcrZao Road, Liverpool.
The Old Black Star Lino ofPaoliets,

Sailing pmu:ti1aIl_i/from Liverpool on the lat,
Gill, lltll, lljlh, 213! and 26!}: of each month,
and compri.vc I/lcfollotuillg .-plemlid ships.

Universe, Captain Bird, 1700 1’eriiouswishing to procure llloiiumenfi-ior any
Jacob A. Wcstcrvclt, lloodless, 1600 kind of.\iarble Works, ure invited to mm and
wm_ Rathbomi, Spencer, 1200 give ii persoiiiil inspection ofliiis malt-rinl umi
Ticondci'og-.i, 30)’ 19» 1300 workmanship, us this Will be ‘lll0l'€ satisfactory
p,.,,,cet,,,,, ltilsscll, 1400 than to purchase of./lgelits ivitllout-.m uppoi-til-
lrellc, Wllllmflsi 1209 uity oftesting the quality of tlio article non-
Minnesota, —’}ll°°s 1000 tracfed for. ’ .
SilnsGrcc-nman, Spencer, 1500 ‘Kg, The Lettering and Ornuini-utill work is
Leviathan, l\"*'-Pl’- 1005 executed by experieiiced worklnulh ‘-1114 can ,
Wm. H. Harbcck, 31.9-1'-'lll!¥ll. 1600 wnrmnt it to give entire sutli-ifnctioii. ,
Guy Mnnnering‘, ]i‘i-oi-.nian, 1600 " S511’I‘lI Jr 1llL)P~GAN. 
lviishingtoli. . .- .--— -~------ -—-~-~—-- ‘
 Knapp, 1000 Oldest 300'. & SIIOB
Richard Alsop. '5,''“,m‘‘ 1000
N,,,g,,,.,,, Smith, 1000 _ V _ _ _ _ _
Dewitt Clinton. 1- unk. 1300 lie that he has made very large aililitlous to hit:
uarmion .11-adley, 1000 stock ofseusouuble Monks and Boys bummer,
‘Sanduaky’ Ilorlund. 1200 ouiI'Winter Boots and Shoes. 8:160 6‘-'0f)' *-1."1‘~'
Owegé,’ ’ lliibbard, 1500 ol'L:ldies"Shoi.-s, Rubbers, d:c., in their season. ,
Robert Kc“,-, Ilnrstowi I400 Wl_ilch he will sell at the lowest living ])l1c66.-: l
New Ship,‘ 1‘.dwurds,. 1750 itpérlc l1(t3)tW.l5I'l'((llnt: to Vn.etii£'ei;:;l&i:- ozlllpllligcig
Tl""w' ship” ‘re the most masnflcom “mt l01l;3I1‘:ltS(lIC(:.(.'lr?S‘Iul“lJlIa'SllJll:3iS8 OXPBPICIICG in this

have been built. _
and experienced C3Pl3"18»

and Stet.-rage paocengr.-rs,
those of any other Line-

flour, out-meal, bread _
rice and vinegar, which is
eeilgers once
a
adult, and”
yours; and’in addition to the above,
allowance, according toa int _ .
iiah parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. su
half lb. molasses, .
three quarts water dolly.
uny of the persons paid_f0r
the full passage money is r
deduction." .. ._ _
Persons residing i
send money to their
and wishing *0 We
have it 1100.011 _ , P
ner, bv, enc oiimg )5’ ' , .
the slim they wish to send: Wm‘ “‘_°_
address of theparty who is to race“
a drnf't',ol_i the nearest
will be forwarded by_ 1:
much punctuality as If thfi P.‘-1'
preeent.nnd a. receipt returl‘
by nextmail. .

 t_”i“iilde‘an unusually
ringed amfollows, viu :

10 Top Buggies of different patterns.

10 No.top “ “ —

132 Rockawnys‘ - -' . -

10 Light Trotting Buggies.

Theabove are made expressly f0

ket, and of the finest sty

.1119, Lrox &, Ki:

Bridgeport, May lat.

’-713;-ain Tile.”

H -“

LYON ik KELLOGG7

They are commanded by able
famed for their nun-,
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants ;-and

their accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
are vastly superior to

The Ship’s allowance of provisionlicoinpriséo»
potatoes,peus or beam,
doaltout to the pos-
or twice unweek during the voyl;
‘ e. at thejrute 10 1-2 is. p¢r_We€ ' 01‘ €50
llalfollowaiice for children under 12
it further ‘

c act of the Brit-
gur, and
to each adult. ‘\veekly.W|l-ll
‘In. all cases where
decline coming out,
eturfled Willwuli ‘"17 '’till’ Ilygeann, or Inhnling llyge-.ln Vapor and

ii the country that desire to
frielids in the Old Country,
time. and expense, can
‘u n iintisfnctorydllfil 00l'l'°°t WW‘
out, to the subscribers,
name and
c it. when
Branch to their residence
he first steamer with an
sonsending itwas
ed. for the, money _

Bridgeport Carriage Repository.
WE have on hand for tho Spflflfl
flue assortment of

r this mar-
e and best workman-
Looo, 83 Water at.

...__..._._._...__.._..———

ORSE Shoe and Sole of all sizes for sale

83 Water ilt., Bridgeport.

. . ‘,3 .
in mm °' q"i.riie'o.y .2 KELLOGG,

dozen or single one, at .
LYON it KELLOGG’S.

83 Water—at., Bridgeport.
'7ANvr1.s AND vrcns.

Q Hill" [Vim-
Tl|lotson‘s do
Eagle do

'I‘i1lotson’a- brass box Vices,

bf’ .
- 83 Water-ct., Bridgeport-
MERY b - th k 0 l'b.’at . '
E’ ) e CLSYOIN it KELLO_GG-‘S.
83 Water st., Bridgeport.
, Grindstones. ,
TONS Ohio Grit, of all-asiccs, for sale.
1 by LYON it KELLOGG,

XCELSIOR. SAND and Emery Paper, by

83 Water ct., Bridgeport.-
3—~_:j—————— 
(‘JIANAL and Garden Wheelbnrrowo, by the

Peter Wright's Anvlls and solid box
do

H d ’ d 1’ k r’ . do
of all ifixseglllo saglre Byfl 991'! #0 °.f3°"“i 5""
LY is do Krl:i.t.oco.Water 83 ot., Bridgeport. 1.,,,.,,,,_,,,,, n.,,_,,,,.,,,, ' ‘

prices by the biirrel,_for sgle by
LYON 5'. RELLOGG,
83 Water st.. Bridgeport.

O1NER’S TOOLS.-—’I‘he
selected assortment to
State, and at inanufacturers
’t. Bridgeport.
3 .

all sites, for sale by
LYON &' KELLOGG.
83 Water st., Bridgeport.

Bu'il'de1-’s Hardware.

hand and for sale low by

iniutensils, always‘ toibcfound at -. '

iv-A1Ls. .

150- ......i.

50 cnsks Wrought Nails, assorted sizes.
50 do do Spikes do do
at manufacturefs prices, for sale b

PI-3'l‘ER COOPER’S celebrated Glue at his

largest and best
be found in the
prices. at 83 Water
Lvox as KILLOGO. , -

» owsn L'ATIlE’S nud Vertica1‘Di-ill: or

N extensive assortment, constantly on
Lrox C: I{si.I.oo(l, 83 Water st.. Bridgeport.

LOWS. Cultivatbrs. Hay‘ Cutters, Har-
rows, Hoes. Rakes, &_c.—-a1l_k_indo of form-
Yox & Ki:LLOGG’s S»3.Water st... Bridgeport.

CASKS Fall River Cut Nails, os-

Lvoi: &. Knnnoou,-83 Water at;,Bridgcport

Guns, Pistols, Rifles, 4 1 Fishing
Tackle, &.o.

Cari-i:;:g.o 1V.Iaker’s Goods.

cloth, &c., for sale by
Lrox if: Kni.i_.ouo,

manufacture, for sale by .

brated Scales.

A-'

and for sale at manufacturers prices. by

every size at LYON & KELLOGG’S,
- S3 Water-st., Bridgeport.

SPLENDID assortment of -all kinds. of
Sporting Materials always to be found at
Lyon & KsL.Looo’s, 83 Water at., Bridgeport.

_XLES, Springs, Carriage and~I-‘ire Bolts,
Poles, Shafts, Ivory Headed Screws and
Nails,Bone and Ivory Slides, Ivory pull-too
Handle .5, Ivory spring back HandleI,0il Cloth, .
Rubber Cloth,'Ename1ed-do.. Laces, Fringe,
Tassels, Tufts,‘ Buttons, _ Head Linings, Brood
83 Water ct., Bridgeport.
MITH’S Beiloivs.——Every style of the" best

Lrox .1: KsLl.oou, 83 Water at., Bridgeport.
Agency for rain-bank’: calo-

LARGE supply of the above named
manufacture, which for accuracy and do-
rability cannot ‘be siirpiteaed, always on hand
Lvox & 1_(r:i.i.ooc, 83 Water st., Bridgeport:

OAL, Sand and white mortar Screens, of

I. J. Gilbertis

hand at just his prices at
LYON .c Kl:LLOGG’s,
83 Water at: Bridgeport.

cine or bhrrel, at _
LYON: dz K1-3LIJOGG’S‘,‘ _
33-W.atel‘.fl_t.,Bl.'lt]gepd|§t_ ‘

rn.ns.“ " *

A. and length, of the best manufacture, at ‘
Lvosi dz Kiu.i.oaa~’.~, 83 Wate,r.ot,,, I1;-ihgepoig

Wanted, $250,‘? .' .*

for which semen per cent. interest -will -be

paid. Enquire iii the Gazette Oflice.-1 - ~tf.

Mexican Guano.
HIS celebrnteiffertilixer, which iii ‘pro-
nounced by -Agricultural Chemists and
others who have used it, to be much, superior

ncribcr in any quantity. I -
. ' ‘E. VA. CIIICHESTERI.

Arnold’: ‘ ~ ‘-9

_.

‘ in nc-nrly all Banks and‘-.Io'rgo llilorchiitlle
Houses, it is when first written greenish bitu-
color but changes to it be-autif'ulBlnck that will

endure for ages. For sale at '
 -- ‘KNAPPS.

ELEBRATED BANDS for Machinery, rai-
which we are the only Agentoin this conu-
ty. A large supply. of all widths always on.

V‘]0OD’S REFINIGD BORAX, by the 1b.,

LARGE asaortuicnt of every size, style

ON Mortgage Security, for a term of yéui,-3,.

to all other vnrieticll, may be had of ..thc sub-.

. IIIEIIICA-I. Writing Fl-uiil ll of. present used-

‘ 21309.5 09.3!‘ Norwalk. E. QUINTAIID & Soxs.

. lions tablemllede, willow ware, looking lasers
? I

' ssortlncnf ofthese cases will be conslniltiy kept

The Nor-walk Marble Yard.
J\"ear the Bridge, .'\‘orwuIlr, Cami.
SE1’Ul.CllltALMolluniciitsuiiilGraveStones

of every variety ol‘pntLcriis,ulul ofthenioi-it
skilful workmanship. The best assortment of
American and l=‘orcigil Mill-ble, kept constantly
on hand.

community, is the built. guarantee he can give
of.h"cinorable and upright dealing.

Repair-big of every description, neatly done
at short notice.

}~’.'udings,* oi‘ the best quality and in any
quantity, always on hand and for solo, at reu-
llonable rates to the craft. Storc,as heretofore,
lliljoiuing .1". A. Wecd's, west side the Bridge.

}l.El\'ItY IIANDI-IS.

Aug. 2d, 1853.

_ - HYGEANA.
‘Brought Hnilte to the Door of the Million.
A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently
been made by Dr. Curtis. of this city. in
‘the treutinent of Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases of the Lung. We refer to “ Dr. Cur-

Cherry Syrup.’-‘ With this new method Di'.C.
has restored many afflicted ones to perfect
health ; as all evidence of which he has innu-
m'(-rable certificates. Speaking of the treat-
ment. 3 physician remarks: It is _evidcnt that
inba1ing—-constantly breathing an agreeable,
healing vapor, the medicinal properties must
come in direct contact-with the whole of the
arial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the
many and varied changes produced upon them
when introduced into the stomach, and sub-
jected to the process of digestion. The Hyge-
‘ ‘gun is for sale at all the druggists’ throughout
the "country.-—./\". Y. Dutchman of Jan. 14.

The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the
linen without the-least inconvenience-the hoot
gf tgo body being‘ sufilciont to evaporate the

hi .

Hundreds of Casino of CERES like the follow-
ing might be named. One package of Hyge
ona lino cured me of the A.~muui of six ears
stcndlng. Jan. F. Keesebrrry,-P. .

- ' of Duncamlon, Pa.
, I am curedof the As'rim.i of 10 years stand-
ing by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeauu. . -
Jl!argaret‘~Easton, Brooklyn, .V‘. I’.
Mrs. Paul‘ of No. 5 Mammond st., N. Y., was
cured of a severe case of Brunchetis by the
Hygeana. " - — ‘
My sister has been cured of ii Disrnnsaisc
Cocoa of several years standing, and decided
:to be incurable by her Physicians. She was
Conrail in On: Moxrn by the Hygeana.
J.-H. Gaubert. P. .}.f., Richmond, file.
. Price three Dollars is Pnckage.—Sold by
CURTIS it PERKINS dc BOYD &. PAUL No.
149 Chambers St., N. Y. ; and W. E. BISSELL
Norwalk -4 Packages sent free by express to
.anv part of the United States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.——Dr Curtis’ Hygeana is the Onioniu.
and On? Gsxcixii Anricur, and others are
hue imitations or vile and injurious counter-
felts. Shun them as you would Poisox. 18

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was nmvowzvnn nnmnntrg
‘ Ho1loway’s Ointment. ’

This extraordinary Unguent is composed of the
. most healing Bolsilnis, and when used in ac-

ny each pot, will insure cures when all other
means fail. Cases of the most desperate Skin
diseases readily‘. yield to its efficacy. -' It is
famous when used in cases of Gout, Rheuma-
tism, Contracted or Stit1‘J oiuts. In Asthma it
will do wonders if well rubbed into the Cllost.

A 3%? ASTDNISIIING CURE OI-‘ SCROFl.'-LOUS ULCEIIB
A CASE CERTXEIED BY THE MAYOR OI-' BOSTON, DIG

Ilonr Sir,-lli-ll. SARAI D1105 ofuquorpoud Sire-ct, Boo-
ton, fun this day deposed before me that for o coiuidon.
bio period she was ilovcrely afflicted with Sci-ofulouo Bone
and Cicero in her arms, foot, legs, and othor puts ofher
body : and although the first of medical advice was ob.
talnorl. of the coat of: large sum ofninuegr. the oblabod
no abutoinont of suffering, but gradually grow wong.

Being roeoinlnended in‘ ii friend to try vour Ointment,
silo procured I small pot, and in box ofthe Fillo. and 59.
ton: that was all used, symptomuofamendluout ippeana,
By pcrsovtring with the medicines for a short time longer,
according to tho directions, and strictly adhering to your
rulan II to diet, &e . she was perfectly cured, and new
onjoyil the but of health.

I romnin. Dear Sir, yours truly,

Dated, Aug. 12, 1853. (Signed) .1. NOBLE.
AN EXTRAORDINARY AND RAPID CURE OF RRYSIPE
LABIN THE LEG, AFTER HEDICAI. AID HAD FAILED.

Copy ofa Letter from Mn. Elizabeth Yeahs, of the Pa:
Uflce, .-fldwick Road, uaavr Bognor, Suing,

-To Pnorisson IIoLu.)w.lY,
' St: —-I suffered. for ii considerable period from u severe
attack of F:-yolpelaa, which at length settled in my leg‘
and resistedull medical treatment. ' My sufioringa word
my grant, and I quite denpoii-ed of sin permanent
amendment. when I win advised to have recourse to our
Ointment and Pills. Idid so without delay, and an up.
‘py to may the result was eminently successful, for they
effected a radical cure of my leg and restored me to the
enjoyment of h 31th. I shall ever speak with the utmost
confidence-of your medicines, and have rccommendgd
them to others in this neighborhood ulrnilurly nmigzgd
who derived equal benefit. '
1 Rm. 531'. your obliged and faithful Servant,
Dated, Jan. 12, 1858. (Signed) ELIZABETH YEATES.
The Pill: should be used conjointly with the Olntinont in
’ most of the following cue: :—

Bud Leg.-I Chopped hands Piles
Bud Bi-cuts Col-no (Soft) Rheuinetlnm _
Burns - , Concern Scolds '
Bunions Contractadand Sore Nipple:
~Blte of’ llosehen Stiff Joint: Sol-e.:h;-on.
toes and Sand- Elephnntiaoli Skin-disease:
‘ Flies Flitulnis &un-y
Cocobny Gout Sore-bends
Chiogo-foot Glandular Swelling Tumoiug
Cbllblnius Lumbago Ulcgu
’ Wounds Yum

Sold at the Establishment ofProf£-L‘-nor Holloway 234
Strand. near Temple Bar,) London, and also at hill
House in 'ew York. Orders for Medicines in the Staten
addressed ‘* T. HOLLOWAY. New York." will receive dud
attention. Sold also by all respectable Druggiuta and
Dealt-rs.in Medicine throughout the United States 13
Poto, at 37 1-2 cents. 87 cents, and 31.60 cents each. "

W. E. BIEELL, A en ' -

To be had Wholollnle of the prlxiclpil 1i;f:?iif.::.l:',,
the Union. ,

Tlioreilacomideruble savln ll tank; ‘h

N . B.-Directions for the uilduynco of gdtiiiinthgled. seflvzoe:
disorder are afllxed to each 1 ot. .-,o‘.1,5§

‘,7

- ‘Tho , , _ _
' STORE IN Nfllttt Alllx. - .
Tlifisubscribcr would inform the pub- , imp.)-_._-gm}, to dewribg ‘his ware’ “ mus, be “ma

cordanco with the directions which accompa-

‘E
7 ‘U E pl-opri.ctol's wish to can ;},,.,,,,,,.
tiou 0f(,ll0Ir cuSI.0fl1el»p- ii ml 11... public
to their choice stock of fruit and ornainentu
trees consisting ollnpple, pear, plum, char,
P""“~"l|.- 3Pl'l°°l'i q“'“f¢‘- Eil‘u\ibci'l*io.-is, gooscli r
fled, u~}l-itr blil.ckbc-ri'icl.nud black Nap)“ N".
rilntn.
Norway spruce, yvhile pine, bslsom fir, Am“,
icilil spruce, arborltas, weeping-v.illovr, home
cl.c-tiiut, mountain ash.

Also, the new or pure Red Aiitwerp, wu(.h_, .
vs e: warrant, and hold ourselves responsible, 1, ,.

ii.-. being the pure plant. _ ,
GEO. si~:i'iioL'n .i Co. '

_:ita'I* We wish to Clill])'dI'tIClll1tI‘ attention :9
our itrge stock, (being the lurgestin the Stale,

5 ct dwni-f'pe~arrl_ of 30 or 40 choice vilrieties.

Parian Ware.

"ills rare and moat_beautifnl kind of Higfifl
 -stud ornamental Ware, should be seen by
: iv 10 have state for the beautiful. It 1.

.......__

E to Dr‘. apprecialoil, for slilc by .
T. B. GRIFFITH.

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Union Hall

I

niout,wouldinfoi~m 1 - - , .

and adjoining toB‘D.§,ii.ll,u|fulIi1: i’.:,,‘,1,',:' hoffionfi
as--.-or-fmeut of Fall and v.';,,,_,,,, C,o,hl‘,:',, ‘W3;-. ,1
be in oelliilg o_t grout bai-gm“, . mule "‘:,.nfi:
aiiylhingiu lug line will and -,,‘,,, me,’ “av;-v§
til-go to_givu him a pull; in; his Expgtieuce ‘in
the business and facilities for carryiu ‘s '
ables him to furnish’ the 3‘ °"- 9"‘

My clothing in all made under m 0., - _
sion, consequently in better nladeytha: I:
ally found at other stores. I also have ii larger
Itock on hand than any other store in Nor-v.-.1);
so that the purchaser has u better assortment to.
select from. I am also receiving daily addition.
to my already large and well selected Itock-_
some very nice I: cats and Pant: new pg,n.9;m_
In udditlon to the above I have I good 53.
eortment of Gentlemen Furnishing Goodman-
siliting of Shirts, Boaoins, Collars, Sulpenden
Glovec, Cravotc, Stocks, and all other good;
usually found in clothing stores.
32-‘ N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the best manner, and at short notice; All good;
bought of me will, if desired, be out free of 5;.
pence to the Purchaser. THOMAS RILEY,
Norwolk. 30th, August 1858. --
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Axes.

OLLDII, Teniclls, Bonds and other inglieg,

with and without handles, silos‘: boy.

axon and but-choto, all of which are wuronfed,
and for solo by E. VA. Cincuiimin.

CO0PER’S Iaingloso, White and Red Goll-
tLiie,‘Forlna,Corn Starch, Tapioca, Vgmi.
cello, lloccoroni, Sago, Pearl Barley, .ui.w
Root,&c. Extracts for flnvoi-in Jellies, Ice
Cream, &c., Yaiillla, Lemon, on, 0:33‘.
Flower Water, Cinnamon, &c., at
BIsIiui.i;~’s Cheap Drug Store.

Window Glut. '

49 BOXES American, French, shah.

glioh window glass, uloi-ted, koi
61:8 to 26132, for sale at manufacturers rlcel
by WM. C. STR . 1

I A so "
HE subscriber keeps constantly on ha.a'd
largo sup ly of fresh TEAS, of sllqunlitiu
and prices. ou’t forget to call at ‘=
A: Co’a. ~;

HOLMES

Buck: and Buck saws. .

ALL ready for use ‘of I superior kind,
for solo by , Cuicnaarsu.

118'!‘ Received several cqsgp of Mull:

‘ bleached and unbleilclied,§’,_o‘f all grliloi
which we will sell at prices will defy compo
tition. G. J. Gunny.

Iron and steel.

AMERICAN, English refined, and Eiigllol
common Iron, assorted square, round pal
i1ut,1lorse and ox shoe shapes. nut, bond, hog
and bolt iron. Cart and wagon tire, east Ger
man, English blister, spring and America:
gteel, £45., for sale by WK. 0. 8'I‘1tEE‘1'.

Accordcomr '
KPAIBED and tuned. Also in large on
’ ‘ Iortnont for told at Gun’;

Without any Bunbugory,
HOLHE8 it CO’S Grocery lo the 
g calculated for people to go to get 300
groceries at prices with small profits attullu
to them, and purchasers will always find file’
goods to be on represented, if anything control
from this, they may be returned nod the more
refunded. Children are always paid plflllllll
attention to, when sent to their store. '
Good: delivered within I reinonohlc dimu
silver and Plated spoon.
THEY do say that Clark has the largeatlll
but assortment of Silver and PM!
Butter-knives, Sugar-shovel
ever before oflerod l
that he doe: tell they
the name on the! I
If there no any J1
cent:
the It

Spoons, Forks,
llutord and Salt-spoons,
any use in Norwalk, and
very cheap sud engrave:
a. very superior manner.
do not bo1iovelt,let them call and be
cod, at No. 3 Bkiddyh Block, Sign of
Watch.

 

Port Monies .

_Y"0U can find every variety
Port Honieo at O.

and prloc i
S. Ci..lilx_’I.
_ 

Sen-"Pug Birds. é
OF ovory style and price, at A
O. S. Cunx‘s, 2 Skiddy’I Block
A FINE assortment of Bohemian Ware. col
outing of Vase: of most exquisite Bull
not to ho excelled by any in New Xork Cl‘
for the price; Also. a splendid assortment
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 5:. to if.‘
pair, at T. B. GRIFFITHS.

Bnrning Fluid. _
A VERY superior article of Buriiin '3'“
for sale by WI. 0. STR 
{_..-40-H“
ornamental Boxoslbr Lodll —
JUST received some the Boxes of st:
rose wood, &c. 0. S. C

Do you wish to sec
7 HE fluent assortment of POCKET CU‘-
LERY ever shown in Norivnlk? Coll =

my store 2 Skiddy-‘s Block, '53“ °’ “W n’ I‘
Watch. ' 0- S- Cm!-

FRENCH MERINOE8.

ECEIVED this day. ularge lot ofbest qual-
_ ity of French Meriuos, directfrom auction
will be sold at a grent bargain, by

" C. J. GRUM_.1x_

l‘Vatclle.r, C'locks,

IND 9.1. kinds‘ of Jewelry repaired. En-
3““'“‘3_°“ 3P00l1l. Rings, Coflir lat ,
dcc. Executed in ‘a superior manner by L. Cunx
at .\o. 2 Sklddyl Block, sign of‘ the Red Watch
_ O. S. Cmnlr.

 ASH lllllliiwash boards, pails, brooms.
_ baskets of all kinds, innckuroni, and
fruits of all_kinds constantly on hand; sweet
°°“‘f°l' b°ll"l8» prepared b_v the Shakers;
fresh groceries, received daily of the bent unl-
it)’, at wholesale and retail, by A. M. ii: .0.

 

- Lime, 5

@ Boring, 
' The building lot recently owned‘);
occupiedby Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flu 31"}
offered for sale on very I'9“°“3bl'° “"N- 1 «
consists of about 1 1.4 acrffl of 5°“ 1".‘-Fl 1
numerous thrifty llfld M‘H'El‘°‘"1 ‘N15 ,l_i :-~'
shade treeH,9¥N11ll”.! 'h"'”'°l" 3 we“ °r “IQ-
und never falllfls “'“l"= “lllh ll” “ll”. ‘
foundation of the .’ol'n%9" .b‘“M“l3' ll‘; ““
,,,,,1k,, .,,¢.'i_, ei-acted picket la-nee outI_
11,, “mg, gc. It is cligibly llfllfliéd n I 1
main road leadingfroin South lxorwul to I
rich and but ll. few minutes walk from the 6
Any person wishing a retired locatll

Ot.
lioth pleasant and healthy, will find this 3 rt
opportun“" ‘ purchase at a very low price

most beautiiul and desirable location i‘ .
country residence. For further pairticnlurlil
quire of Mr. John Knit 1: neur the remixes,’
of ll1't.'1'lhEI'. JO N 3. WIL IABS. f
.-\‘u. 40. Fulton st.. N._I,

BY tho Barrel or small quulitiiy,:lt
‘ GEO. W. S.‘lfI_'I‘11’5.
South llorwalk.

éaflabinot thiriiiture, Chairs,

 

c., &c. __

E. QUlN'l‘.-\RD ii‘. SO.‘-‘Dy
AVE removed their stock of Furniture to
i. the large building nesi‘l_V 0Pl’°5llf' ‘lull’
Old Island, and are now p1‘I.'pl1.l‘€d to furnish any
gu-[jcle in th,,;,-11,,-0, 3; cl)£‘ll}) or cheaper than
con be found anywhere i_ii this vicinity. Among
their assortment may be found _S0fs-.5 of all
kinds, tote-a-totes, mahogany chairs, card and
fancy tiilblcs, book stands, inlihognny iiiiil all
other kinds of hedstendii, chairs: of all descrip-

ind every description of Parlor, Brill-com and
Kitchen I-‘ilrnlture. _ .
Collins ofevirrydescrlptlon constantly on time,
‘[31:11 Patent .‘u'el‘aIIic Burial Case.

It is not generally known that we are in elite
or Nul_-walk nud vicinity. for this at-vie ofgomn
, -.-hich is now being used so CXl;(.‘lll§lV('l\' and i
vllicll lsso invaluable for vaults and t6 pre-
erve or tmilsport bodies to u distance, Au

lllhllltnfl I\llfl.Il1l‘IIlSl1(!.(l at the EIll01‘1£‘F.l.1.l0liCf‘.
 Furniture delivered. and Funerals nt-
-"“‘d"‘l 39 “9“alfI‘€€, in New Cancun and other

Norvvollt, A"pril'2ad, 1354, 1,"

Deliaines.

 SPLBNDID assortment just received 2::
I C. J. GRUHAN.
EFINED Charcoal Wire ofall sizes. Btl

and Copper do. by the lb. or ten, ot
Lrox & Knhnooo-‘s. 83 Water st., Bi-idgesu

Sana.
‘VIIITE Rockaway Sand for Plastering u‘ -.1
' House-cleaning purposes,l’or sale by I’ c
lublcribcro at hi§,llarble~JlliIIrliil.'~ ‘
,r-22 . SMITH .5: iiolicn‘.

Pumps. 
FINE Aasortmeiit ol‘Pumpa, cohsistioa
. Well Pumps, \l'c-other Proof for Well: .:‘
nnyd pill. both Force and Suction Hon 3 
Pipe I tached, if wanted ; Ciiitern Panlpl * ' .
‘variant lines : Brass and Iron Cullendon, If
F'.1i..\'-AS1‘i‘S. South mmmzu

— -—-— -~—<

VERY Dcilriptiou of Job Work. 0190“

.Neat1y, Cheaply and Quickly, at tho 
aette Job Oflloe.

 
Crockery, China. &. Glass ‘with
NE of the Iargeu, ricllnt and but ulcer. ~
0 Stocks of Crockery, Glassdt China Wu: ._
to be found in Norivalk. can now be seen at I; --
store of the subl-icriber :.'. 7-oziiiv Norwalk, 1 _.
gether with a general « ‘ ‘-‘l‘..\;v'. ‘ t of Grace!!! :_
.l:c., all of which will -__oxe«dl.ng;-;,-
LOW ]I!l6€I- | T‘-‘ 5 

01-°'1‘HINei s1-anti:
71”’: P"°P"l°'-01‘ of this far fnniod cotcbliih- l

. _ "me flftlcleo for a lean
price than those of lcsscxperience possibly lam. '‘

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