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-'“"*"“”""l‘3'-‘lge lllelll 1-ffautl citizens. 'l'm-; ‘~ limit: Jocr.:<.u.” for .1855 opens with N°ti°°' In sixty Day. or 1°"- & mud‘ A3‘!
Spccvt-'-1lOl' says =l::=.t he as l.‘t-’."'.1'.l7.‘tZlll.‘I'Ll
\’Jl[ll LWL) of Ill‘? t,‘;‘llxlpl;’;i1i;,;;:-.‘ mi"?-~.:
w'n.om he would not hr-li.e\'.~in smy mi-.1-.'.
of justice, "1hou.g“h uudi-r mill. '.|'h*=
miter, he believes to be :2 .srnifinv_.:-lt:.',m-
I. -'1"-9. and v_:_onsc~.que.'it?;.* the .-n.c.st d.=.o_.'j<-‘F- l
o'.i=. It is only !.l.‘.'r3S$.=‘r‘.rV to any that ill‘-'
l‘1\L‘ll0.lea*$’é.sct the soul of honor L1,!‘01.1
and Spectator «c-mine: remove 'i.lY1'-‘ff’.
vsithstatidirtg his tieliei‘,
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‘Ea We have taken some liberties of_- err.-
rurae in our r~-:.n-.~,p.;_r.~.:lc_‘:t’:~ comm-.unZc:ttion,,
I-‘E919 jttrlgc-;ll2Eni falling into‘ Sps.-2trltor’s
"tr-rs ting errors of :tnnec-sssary ct-iminzttion.
We oannotlperstiazle ourselves tint Spectator 1
'.'.r.:'."rld£.i anv positive falsehood in l1i5ccrnmu-
aticn. ' Ha tloii-Gil-Z$S’”3«;iIl‘ r'.'':ruug.‘2 :: ,._-.’;:;.5
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l-lc.ven~papers f_;l'~‘e'tlle.pal't.lculars of the
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r:.e.exnomes or the scholars of the Web-
6’-er .-".~-7.520-Gt‘ upon 1‘-resenting that
rm-hearted. plzilztntaropisz,
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Lantzasterian .‘:‘s(,-hool, and 2-. pair of bonu-
‘-5fu”S' tvorketl slippers from Miss Price.
the_ teat-her of the Golf».-. colored» School_
as Netti Year‘; momentoe’..=. as a lestimo:
try of their esteenl for Mr. G., as a school
VKS‘-tot for many yr:-ar=, and his uniform
attention. to the children.
linm Goorlivin, !l‘:Oll_'-_*_l1 not rich in this
jr‘~‘0T.ld’Ef gootl.s——thy Snmaiitun reputation
C-l’-W\-"€‘-3-glls n‘.l sordid acuumtllations.
W'czre7w5'.-t7'y Avzzericrzaz.
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man of eminent scientific. attainmem.<=,.'.
lecfllted.-.in -»Nortliampton, Mass, on:
‘ Ht-at,”§il_lti_s_trr.ting his remarks with
fine _eT_.\'perirliefnts._ ‘He had about two
dozieu hearers. The next eveningl’
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1. Barnum 5;-._ol;e in the same place, on
"fi“mhllg.”>to an auzlis.-nceof 1100 or
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Case of Cracker:
It will be reznexnbered that, some
months ago, :1 seamau bf: the name of
Cracker was sum-marily ejected from the
Cars of the New London and Palmer
Railroad, because he refused to pay the
arlditionalfive ce-nzfs claimed, by the Con- 3
doctor, for not having a ticket. He of- 5
if-red to pay the regular price of a ticket,
nfty cents, but it was refused. Infor-
cibly putting him from the cars, his knee
part was broken, lalning him for life.——
Croclter sued the Company for flamages.
He provt-.d that the ticket lnastiir, at me 2
station house Where he entered the cars,
was not in the office when the cars pas.
sed, and that he coulzl not procure a tick-
er, and that he told the Conductor that
fact. ' The Superintentl-mt’ ‘was present
and ordered the C(lGllilC[Of to put. him
out, for refusing to pay this, utlilitjonal
claim of .:fit:e cs=,iz.".s'. Tile case-.hns been
on trial for some time in N-1*r1t’l0l1 and;
Vvedneslday, the Jury hr‘:-uglit in R. ver- l
diet of $8,29l. The Court th‘inlcin;»; this-‘
excessive, serif. them .-~. ’I‘hr.=;.' retort» l
-96 with $7,961.! :_l:lfi'lf,l';‘r=3. Agaizt they
were sent out and -J?-.lI1‘i*3 l‘.:'.Cli ~.i-it}; $6,. ,
500, which the. r3:)=.2rt no-7-‘;-t:~tel as th ti- ‘
I;a.l’a.v.ar_d. A l.li‘?~lL “*.l_:.-"c ':-‘:z!t’7\3,v_ym'ari_n_
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Upper f\‘Iississippi and :\'I.li.‘l(2‘.‘.ll Rive: -
has about closed for the season, and
nearly all the boats are '.v';:lidra\vn from
tliit rr-.~.*de‘.‘ " *' * —
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Relief for the Poor. _ _
At. an adjourned Meeting of the Citizens of
Norvvnlk for the object of devising mennn to
render old to the poor and destitute, now suf-
fering in our midst, held at the Station House
of the D. At. N, R. R. Co., on Friday Evening,
Dec. 29th. Dr. Hall in the calm, it was unani-
mously-— .
Voted :—-Tlnl: this meeting proceed to elect :1
Committee of ’l‘wr.-nt_v, whose duty it shall be
to divide the portions of the town, in which
this meeting propose to operate, into die-
tricts, and to appoint oncor more of their
number to visit each family restiding in said
district, either to solicit sullscriptions or to
render aid where it shall boflsund necessary.
Voted :-That the following Cw‘.-3nt.lemen,_ .-hull
uoiistitttte said Committee.
Wm. S. Locktvood, Samuel Lines 3:. n, ,
H, j\(,Prowitt., Wm. I'3ti'cct,
1).". [rs Gregory, 13. G. Ilissell, ‘
llsuary I. Hoyt. F. Stdohn Locl;ivoo:l, |
Chas. F‘. Osborne. Olmsteall,
Lien. G. Bishop, Dlmon l~‘o.ut.oo,
_-\.=u. Smith. .-‘.. ll. Byington,
Dr. Asa Hill. Dr. J. G. B9.rbour, ,
Geo. R. 1'.‘-lzolivull. llould I). Jenlliugs, l
Sfmmuel l'.‘.c.‘zr_ . Wm. L. Quintord. ‘
51):.-:1.---‘Pint L‘n.ir.:.i.s F. 5),s:zolcx'r.- be Secre-
tot’? 311*} Ti‘-‘*a.~‘t'.x*:z1= to said Coinrrlittrac.
F’.-tied:--Thu‘: this izzcetitlgr :tt?/i.‘.‘,rn sine die. _,
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Hcfma."m'ngii1 (tn: .5“.-:52 ~‘,.-;,'":£. at Scirifz .‘v'a.>‘-
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Cunningham Rosanna
Clark it-2-bccctt
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Dan .\ie.ry_J ' ."._£"::K,’L‘§_‘.' .ru
Dogharty Jirigs-an -.l_:'te."; l_l:.rgr.1-at
Grilfin S B .t'-.sq :2 '4 1 (J J
Head Wm B_ -
Hosted Miss Mary - :. ‘
I’ersc:rs_calt;ug tor the above :'.'.ll please any
_a,:ivert':iscd. C. ‘" l S, 1‘. Id.
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List of Leif:-ca‘:
12_3m;ilni.r.~,'; in the Poet Grfice e.t Iicvv Canaan,
for the quarter emlizzg Dec. 731st, 1554.
Deforcst iZ.i-.v;:.r;'t Iioiem-.-yer Johann
Irena Ilirnm llootl Duritts
Fields Sarah Miss .F...ym0ud A
fsgexds Henry A §-.-ilecir Rev 2.1:
"rcnlslin John Shieltls Wtn
E-‘inc-opp Eiiarie Itlizs Limit Elizabeth
'u‘nvt'3.1ar_v Miss St-John Cor-2.:-ll-.1 -
J-.=ll'n.=.on James .7-llr Sulchn l:1':1the:.'.;'.‘vlr
Lynch Phillip :3t..'ol2;z :.s:er lilies”
fviear Mary Miss Tarkington J olm Mt
E Merwin 3.: S_=.;;; Tuttle Nathaniel S
lieud Susan‘ fairs Vnnburen Illtis
1*-leicer Elia Mrs 'v'.°.n Tassel Albert
Millard ‘ffcu '\Worcester Wm H
fllcliinley Wm "V-:-bb Ezra. Mr
IlunkoffiorfolltCashier-Wltalzt Nancy Eli’:
T Morgan .1: Williams
Foreign Lt'¢‘.¢c¢'.»~.
Ealoran James
Persons calling for the above will leasesay
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' with mine. of the fines: rmcl purest lltcrtmtrc of
the «.i:1_v ; 5l.l‘.<’l bzzzitltrs their own protliiotiotis,
5 the reader has the Foreign and Domestic Cor-
: re'.=.p0n.:LleT.C-8 of a. large list. of contributors-—thc
:-pine. oftlzc European lVIngezines—the select-
} ions of the most interesting publications of the
E dt=._v-'—-the brief novels-—tbe piquant stories-—
, - F _ , , '2 the sparkling wit and amusing nnecdote~the
roe brow or. the compi.'1'l.'lat2*.s1n tneease l
i news and gossip of the Parisian papers-—tlte
I person nl sketches of public character-thc stir-
l ring scenes of the world we live in-«the chron-
icle of the news for the lc.dle.=—‘.he fashions
and fashionable gossip-—the facts and outlines
of nev:s—~tl:e pick of English information-the
wlt, humor and pathos of the times-othe essays
on life, literctttre, society and morals, and the
usuttlvntlety of careful choosings from the
V wilderness of linglisu periotliccl literature,
1 criticism, 1: etry, etc- In 2-.J.dit:’on.the editors
promis--:- flint several new and r.-.t:r.ct.ive fea-
tures of rt-lnr.rl~:aLle interest, will enrich and
give value to the new caries of the work.-—
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New Canaanfiemaie Seminary.
This ilistltution, under the superintcndence
3 of Zulr. und Mrs. Fox, is uurlotzbtcclly one of the
best institutions of the kind in this part of the
State. In addition to the etfort to advance
their pupils in their ordinary studies, the ut-
most. attention is paid to the manners, morals,
nod l‘C-.ll:_’.l-."-ll.‘.‘~ culture of their pupils.
DENTAL stfuunmr.
Dr=. HILL L». I-'l‘t‘CH, foot of Iii-:.ln~r.-I _._ over
C-:tu.:tr.n‘.s Store. -
Arrangements have been made by which we hope to
acr.:uzmoc'.r.te all who may favor us with their patronage.
A~tilici»=.l teeth mounted on “ Auroplnstlc hose” Silver
or .&old plllee, either in single teeth-gum teeth-—Blor.l:
t:‘e‘.'L1, or the new and elegant style of ‘ ‘rc7itintto:tsgznr.s, ’’
intr use-1 and patented by Dr. J. Allen. of Ctnctnnntl.
Tc‘-E‘.’ll set with pivots, either wood or gold. Teeth tllled
with G-;l.'l, Tin, or *- ‘dl'ti’s .s'topp.‘n,7.” And all other
dental operations performed in uc«:.:-rdance with. the
must r.pproved principles of the Dental Profession.
A. BILL.
C11.-IS. FITCH.
C. J.
‘BENTBL GAR5.
Bil. JAM ER (2. HAERBOFII.
Surgeon and Mechanical Dentist would rcspeclfull_vnn-
ncuncethrtt he ha: made nrrrtngemr-tits to devote his
Whole time for the coming season to practice ofiils pro-
fession in .‘{s-rwulk. He may bet'oun;lutal1hourn at his
1-¢:,;dg_;~,qe,' n::,;r Dr. .ll.5ll';§. Eslit Avenue. where E1-ll openi-
tlons r.p;,ertr.ir.iz.-g to his profession v.2'll be performed in
the most approved and Scientific manner and at prices
as low as is possible, with the use of the best materials
and workmanship. All work: warranted to give satlsfa.a-
ta.-.«_ April 18th.
11 kaiine. iieniiirice.
Dr. ‘B. manufactures and keeps constantly on hand
the r.bc.e preparation for pr serving and cleaning the
ts ~' ‘r it i; ttnhesitntingly pronounced the best prepa-
‘ ‘tile 2:’: ‘net for ll:cpurpo.. s lndxca.ted,by nllwho
hr... 2. r 2333.. it may be bad at all the principal
.:lnr?51n tor.-n.—-“fr:~' ll.
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Isievrv‘ York fllariaets.
N:-zw Yoan, Jun. 5, I855.
I-‘I_.OL‘P.—Western Cannl,.- . . . . . . 9,13 to 9,62
- Ilzllclligan 8: Ohio,. . . . . 9,50 to 9.87
Southern,, . .. .. . . . . .. 9,00 to 9,68
Extra Genes-ee,. . . ll..00 to 12.00
Rye Flour, . .. .. . . 6,85 to 7,50
Corn Meal, . . . . . . . . . . . 4.87 to 5,00
Buckwhbnt Meal, per 100 lbs. 4,60 to 4,87
C-fRAIN-Wheat. per bushel, 2,00 to 2,28
' Oats, “ *" ,-54 to ,60
Rye, ' " ,
Barley, " -‘ 1.30 to 1,38
Corn, “ t‘ ,95 to 1,00
Cattle Market.
Beef, by the quarter, per lb. 8 to 100
Mutton, com. sheep $l,§. to 32. extra. 35 to 8
Veal, good calves, 4 to tile alive
Pork, 4 3--lc to 5c.
C-'.»v.'s. for milk. 325 to 40. esztrr. $45 to 60.
In this tovm, Slst v.1t.. by the Rev Dr Hall,
.-‘-.nr-slzua J. Ztlceker to‘ Est-3 er A. Olmstend,
both ofthlaplace.
In this town, 33:1 lflfii-., Fanny, wife of Levi
Chtrls, -3-..-rl 4".’ years unrl 4. months-
I heard a Voice from II-znven which sa.i-Cl,
“ Y‘-"rite Bles:;cd are the pious dead,"
.'t-‘roux EO‘.l and labor now they test,
To be with Christ forever meet.
In this town, the 7th lnst.,Abral:=:.m Youngs,
aged '13’ year;-.
ilflfltlfilia
Will be sold at the residence of P. Raudlci
deceased. in Wiltoli, on Fridr-_v the i2th inst.-
at 10 o’clock, A. .-11., at Public Auction, tt va.‘
riety of Hcttseboltl I~"urnit'u."c, l-‘arming Uta-n‘
ails, Hay, G-i'tllIl, Cows, one pair iirst_re.te work‘
in; Cattle, Wagon, Harness, é:;c., (cc. Terms
ms.'._ic l;no'.vn ut the time and place of sale.
GEORGE H. l7.A}IDLE,
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Nqwallz Iron Poundaty.
"’fii"‘ER ' description of CASTING done at the
hi .=,l1ort-est notice and in the bent manner, as
cheap as can be obtained at any other estab-
lisluuent in the State. Galvnuizetl Chains,
Chain Pttmps, Iron Fence, Posts. R’“1mr‘=~'“v &‘3-.
&c., furnished to order. Patterns execu d at
shore notice and upon reasonable terms.
lyl ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
‘N7’fi!»P.EAS my wife Su<on_A. Meeker, has
left my bed and boardtvttbout just cause
or provocation, this is to forbid all persons
from harboring or trusting her on my_ account,
as I will pay no debts of her cont-ra_ct.m .
HANFORD MBE SR.
’ Darien, Jan. ‘Z43, 1854. 393
Notice.
Diasoluttou.
l_iEE Co—p9.rlnersltip heretofore existing be-
_I_ tween the Subscribers under the name and
firm of MONROE dz JACOBUS, Stage PFOPPP
stars. is this day dissolved b mutual conse..t.
CHAR ES MONROE,
JOHN JACOBUS.
Ill.-lgefie"l, Jan. 3d, 1855. 113
District cffliclgqfi-rid 39. Pr:-bate Cami, Jan-
tiarf Clix. 1855.
“‘i.'~lTATE of SAMUEL. PLATT, late of
L Ricigefielrl in said District, deceased.
The Admini~itrn.t.rix represents the Estate In-
solvent, and prays the appointment of Com-
missioners thereon.
Onor:aEn——Tba.t Commissioners to receive
and examine the claims ofthe Creditors ofsald
Estate be appointed til: the Probate Ofllce in
Ridgelleld. on the 520th day of January, I855,
at 9 09910.-1;, fo;-l,-noon ; of which all persons in
interest will take notice, and appeal-...lt they
2 see cause. and be lieard thereon.
Bv Clrzzler of the Court. attest,
it-2' HERA)! K. ecor-r, Clerk.
_0:.=n.-'.-1 qf13.‘itlgr_fie!zl, ss. Pro-We C‘-mrt. Jan-
uary C214, 1835.
1:-.T.".':‘l-.‘ of IIARRY DEAI\’, late of Ridge-
" fieltl ‘.1; said Di-.trict, -flr?t‘F.’F.2‘:’»3;l.
'i‘?.*.t-. .-".5-.xliini.=.tl-:t5oz' rcpres-r-nt.~4 the Estate In-
sol-.~.gi,t., and preys the izppoitittnellt of Com-
:-ulssloi-.e1-s u‘lv-'i'eo.'l. _ _ _ _
Ontmltnii-~'l'nut .Ccrnml.=slonEr.s to receive
rlr-.«.’t cxeznirtc the claims oftbe Crcslltoh; 4:-t'.~2nld
Eslntc he :1}:-poiitted at the .l’rr..bu.€:2 Office in
. ‘zoo; C113‘ 0:‘ ..T-..::u'=.1‘y, i855,
all persons
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‘or: ltcnrd there:-3.’.
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ear-2 :-ml o.:'=p.1t'.:h. For the ncconzznotlatlon
arrrtngemcnts have
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B1’ .-tr one first rate yoke of
wot" lgo , -no fit-3: rate horse, lA7e
~.-e».~.x‘.=. old, -.-iouud and ls.-.ull in every 1'c.-pact.-—
:*3ol.i only for ‘.ve.-at of use.
Zls‘ Lllllllil EL CAMP.
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K.\'.u>e’s.
, Crow Bars.
OLlD’.E~,teel and Steel pointed Crow Bare,
WM. 0. ST
for sale bv BRET.
1111-; Pi-o.-lllcnt and Directors of thc S:tug:\.-
tuck Bank have this day declared a. nemi— l
mmuttl dividend of four (-I) per cent, payable I
to the Stocltlloldt-rs on and offer the 10th duty
ol‘.lauua.ry next. 12. I.. \\'()ODWCllTli, l
Wostpcrl. (.‘t., Dec. :29, 285-1. Cashier. K
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New Arrangement.
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HE Subscriber gives notice to his numer-
_ ousfriends, and the public generally, in
this and neighboring towns, thnt he has suc-
ceeded Mr. A. SELLECE, at the
" No:-walk Book I:mpor£nI|i”
17 Main-.=t., where by diligent attention to the
trade, he hopes to merit the patronage of all
customers who will give him 9. call.
Additions will constnntly be made 10 001‘
stock, of all New Books of value, and every
article usually kept at any. Bookstore may
here be obtained as formerly. - _
Please remember that our motto is “quick
sales and small profits for coslz.”,
BI.NDIlR?.
The Bindery in connection with the Store
will be conducted as heretofore, in charge of a
competent Foreman, and with Increased tid-
vantages, as new and valuable ‘Machinery has
been added to this department. _
All job-work will be promptly and neatly
eitecuted. - H. 5. BE 8.
| Norwalk Job Bindery.
RDERS for Binding Magazines, Periodi-
cals, Old Books, &'.c.. are solicited from
all towns in Fairfield County. As another
year has closed, send in back No’s before they
are scattered and destroyed, and they she.ll‘be
bound in a neat, durable manner and at rates
below New York Prices. 3. S. BEERS.
Notice.
‘R. A. SELLECR has left. in my care, some
N 30 vols. of various Magazines which he
has bound during the post 2 years. Owners of
the some are requested to call and take them,
iftmt within one month from date, they will
be sold for cost of Binding. By order.
Jun. 1. 1855. H. S. BEERS.
IN'8‘£'1l|'J'G'l‘ION xiv
Vocal and Instrumental Nluaio.
THE subscriber, having made arrangements
_ whereby he can spend a portion of his
time in Norvvnll-:, is willing to give private in-
struction, either in Vocal or Instrumental
Music, to any who may desire to avail them-
selves of his professional services. Any orders
left at the Gazette Ofiice, will receive attention.
P. S.——Pi9.nor-’ tuned, &c'
B. DUNNING.
an-3
- New Bakery.
1 BUNTING would respectfullylnform
S. his old Customers and the public genot-
aily, that he has returned to his former bud
, nests and is now prepared to furnish his friend:
with every variety of fresh Cakes, Plan, and
Bread, including Graham, Rye and Domestic
Bread, lite. His store, adjoining Messrs. Allen,
Meeker It Co., has been fitted up expressly for
his business, and he hopes to receive a liberal
share of the ubllc patronage.
Norwalk, niny l5th. ' W20
Gabinet 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
tnrnbike, opposite the store of Alva Gray,
where may be found 9. large and splendid aa-
scrtment of Cunrxnr WAR: in general.
Undertaking in all its departments attended
to at the shortest notice and upon reasonable
terms.
An examination of our stock and price: in
respectfully solicited. nsjve are determined not
to be undersold,b_v any similar establishment
in the County. RENOUD & BRUEN. 3ml3
-Another Glorious Victory.
HE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVE'I‘-
lng the attentiouof the civilized world,
and while all are speculating as to the proba-
ble victor. here in ‘-lot-wall-;. where we are mu-
tually acquainted, no one for rt moment doubts
that
TURK will Conqucrl
For where else in the State ofConnect.icut, can
Clothing for the coming Winter be obtained so
cheap ?
GL()TE€EIE€'G=.
2701? THE .-'“:-IILLIO.f\‘.'
Comfort, Betzuzy amt Economy Com-
(.'zT:-zsr/. '
The Public are cordially invited to compare
our Stock of Goods, ‘
Rc.'idy=-Made and Made to Order,
with any, or all, similar Stores in I'vTor'-.vrtllr,
either as to quality, quantity or price. The
best stock of '
oV1~:1:'c0A2‘;r_. (‘t‘-ATS, P.l:.-‘Ts. AWE‘. VESTS.
?f.i.‘5Sl.? me. me an-.so:r,s: ALL THE E’: CXTTERAS
of u Gentlemnn’s Wardrobe, can be purchased
there cheaper than at any other Store in the
State. And as for variety, style, and excel-
lence of workmanship. one trial will secure
the patronage of the most tastidiou:‘._
P.-tRE?l'I“.:';, this is the place to bring your
sons. The stock of goods wnzcn we are ma.-
king up into
Boys’, Youths’ 8; .Chi1d:ren‘s
WI‘.1"'I‘ER CLOTHING.
‘Is I.‘VD£'£’D REA FTIFUL!
Come, Farmers, Merchants, Tradesmen, come,
Mechanics leave your work ;
Go, lawyer, send that client home
' And get a .\-m't of 'l‘URKl-
Its all as clear as day, you see.
That no other rule will work,
So long as people have their wita
They'll buy their clothes of TUBE!
'l'l!RK’S
W7loIesaIe 5- Retail Clothing Emporium,
Under Connecticut Hotel, liorwalk.
N. B. Puddings not ofi'c-.red as specimens of
Clothing. tf49
0.01.1) 8:. SILVER WATCHES.
mamonqs, Jewelry & Silver Ware.
THE Subscriber would call the alter:
" tion of purchasers vlalllng New York
' City, to his large and vrellselectcdstock,
comprising in part, the following (which he of-
fers for sale at less than the usual prlcea,) and
which will be forwarded to all parts oftbe Unl-
ted States and Canadns, by mail or express,
free of charge.
3131438 JUGBNSBN’ WA'!0ll89u
Wnrrnnted perfect. tima-keepers, from $150 to 8950
0001’!!! WATCHES.
Duplex and Lovers, from $126 to $575
~~ INDPBNDBNT EGOND.
and Quarter Second Watches for timing
Larsen 3 25 to 3250
CERONONETBRB,
Sclentlld Gold Packet Cbronometant, perfect
' $12.‘. to $250
time-ke-:-pcra
SIGHT DAY WATCHES.
which run eight days with once winding $140 to $155
_ ENAMEL WATCHES»
‘at Ladies, some in hunting cases 843.’. to N0‘)
DIAMOND WATOEBS,
or Ladies, some in magic 0115011 2-5.? to $300
MAGIC WATCHES.
whiclt change into three ditferent Watches $100 to $175
WA‘2GK£S WHICH WIND '02‘
and turn the l..r.uds without 2: hey _ {-35 to 3140
J!!! 1l.'z'7zd3 of If/'cztcI2es at Lou: Prirm.
Flue Gold Lcpinc Wntcbr-:=, 4 holcnjeivcll-:5. $25 0‘
Fine Gold Dotaclzod Lovers 80 0"
Gold Enamelled Watched 2'0: the Ladle! 35 09
“ l:.ngll.-ill £'.;tcnt l..evc:'5 00
“ “ " " , hunting cases {:8 G0
Eilver Intent Luvs-re as law an to 00
" Lletuched Levers " H 00
J.-u'el7';z,I, Gold 5,‘ Silvlir Plate, :‘;'.:,
I.;'.\le:l’ Gold Sc 3-£«—i‘.*..:‘-a'it.g3, }‘in:- and '
lztzlteletfi
t:‘.s.~.r-tinge, :2 to 925; szns, $2 to $25;
E2-5 co c. 276 90
l3ru.r:elet:l 5 00 to 5-.) 00
Gold L.ocl~.cts-—ont-, 2, cod 4 ._.l.-.2:-cs Ln) in 1-15 00
Lioldfiunrd Chains lo 0-) to 5'] 00
Gu‘..l Cigatelntine Chain? 10 L0 to no 00
Gold ‘-'e:1tt."L.>tix:s -‘J 1‘-U to 86 (30
Cold Fob-Cllztlue (5 (-0 to 2.’: OC!
l~".- Enid \V'~;f.i.lin;_: 1-'.ln.,;s ‘ 3. 50 to 7 00
-..‘.;:a:-.1 Leg.-a . 1 L0 to .5 0-’. l
Fob-l*'.e;,'s ~ ‘in 2 com 16 oo ;
|'}<; -l Fob~I‘.'-(ills 3 00 {CI 2 '30
Gold 'l‘l;imbl-as L’ 6-"; to 5 00
Gold Pencil.) 1 S1‘. to '3
técld Pena ttud Foncilz: -‘J 5-‘; to 26 00
uinnmz-.6 Rings 7 ’.‘--i to ‘"50 00
Irlomcnd L1:-tinge ‘.00 0'.‘ to E09 00
llbimond Pica ‘‘ 15 013- to 2500 00
2 on to 2 00
. with atcnea 2 ‘J0 to 16 G0
.- .~..c far as‘. 3 !.'J to 12 00
f:3ol.l Studs per set I -2-) to 1') 90
L‘.-..l.l Spectacles 14:! ,.:;3r 5 Cu to B.‘ 00
u'«.»1.l Eye-Gl:lr.::s t I 7.’: to S 00
Silver 'l'e'.-. Sr-mus ’ g per no .; C0 to 9 O0
-.j.o 'r..t-te'a.. . per ale! :2 onto 21 no
do t‘»tb‘-'.e-Io.-‘v. per lea-t 13 ‘vi’! to ('3 01)
do Cups for C-l..'l‘;:n ‘ 6 0'.’ to ‘5 00
do 1v....m..l-tings . earl: 1 no to '3 so
(2-ol.l .*.rtnl<.l.u 17.2: L'l'.‘.l;lr-rn pa: v r.fr 2 t'-'.‘» '.o 8 00
l‘l.1inGclrlP.-In-,7s .- ' 2". to 3 no
Chit.”-Ed Clolli Rir.,_:t' 5 1 '3'.‘ ‘.9 fl 00
Silver Thimbles. Silver 'f<:_:a 87
Hold .“.c&rfPlua -' 1 C5 to '1 00
. E,‘ .
G-E0. C. A &N.
Importer at Watclteé 8:. Jewelry,
WHOLESALE‘. AND B-E'l‘AlI.,
‘ T
$30,000 vgvoa.-1-1=.I:
RICH DRESS GOODS.
WILL an sacaxrzcnn.
HEARD, OLA?!’ 00., .
301 Grand St:-'eet._.
HE dissolution of Partnership of the above
firm requires an immediate close of bus!-
neas.
The Stock second to none in New York,cour
tnlns $80,000 worth of
Rich and Fashionable
SHAWL8 SILKS, V’EL‘u’ETS, PELISSE
CLOTHS, MERINOES,
TRIBE’! AND SAKONY PI-AIDE.
Pal-amatta, Alpaccn, Canton
Cloths, Muslin de Lalnes,
CLOTHS, CJZSSIJJEBES, SA TIJVE TS.
AJVD VESTIJVGS,
House Keepers’ Goods,
‘ LINEN TABLE DIAPERS 4'..lv'D CLOTH-*3,
SHEETINGS, I-‘LANNELS, BL.A.NEE'I‘S,
British, German and Domestic Hosiery,
All of which must be disposed of within the.
specified time, regardless of cost or conse-
quence.
The Store was closed and business suspend-
ed on Friday and Saturday, Nov. 10th 3 11th,
for the purpose of marking down the Stock,
and making other necessary arrangements for
the convenience of purchasers. 1m-18
CHAR. Hmnn,
H. B. Cure, HEARD, CI.-APP at C0. ‘
Annx. Jusr.
301 Grand-st.. between Eldridge at Allen-eta.
MISS PILGRIM,
0:.-er J\v’o. 2 Sl.‘£tlll_1/’s B1-.ici.~,
ILL open £1 complete assortment. of late
Fall and early Winter Fashions. on
Thursday Oct. l'2I:h, consisting ofSilks. Sntins,
J
Feathers, Ribbons, &c., &:c. ,
Feeling grateful for past patronage, encour-
ages her to ask for a continuance of the Scuue.
Ladies are invited to give her a call.
FAVORABL1’ known in l\°orwtLllr for the
lust seven years, its a Piano Forte "tuner,
has opened it ware room and keeps. constitntly
on hand.an assortment of instruments from '6
Ivir. E. ,Deckar,~
the best houses in the city of New York, every
instrument fully wnrranted and kept in order
one year gratis. Old Pianos taken in exchange
tuned, repaired, &c., ware rooms 277 Bi-come.
at-., between Eldridge and Allan at. N. Y. 3!
1=.n1l-Jamcnous nxcz-mi: rem
At the New Wholesale & Retail
CASH GROCERY ! I
BE subscriber would respectmlly inform the
Public that be has taken the store recently
occu ie J. G. Fowwn, uni having com-
plete y voted it, has selected and has on
hand, the most com lete and extensive assort-
men of GROCERI -S at: PROVISIONS that
ever was heard of.
Country Made Buttev,
Lard, Pork and Cheese; also, Flour and Feed
of all descriptions, can be had at prices that
will astonlah the Natives.
A great. variety of Teas, Sagan, Spices,
Soap, Starch, Molasses, &c., £12. --
Ii‘ e are selling at prices lower than any oth-
er establishment in this 'I‘own.~' All goods
warranted, and delivered within a reasonable
distance free of charge. He would also re-
spectfully solicit the attention of his old pat-
rons, where they will find him at the old stand
of H. Frrcn an 0.
Come on, -‘ all the world and the rest of
mankind,” now is your time to buy Goods at
wholesale prices, in small quantities.
Come people all, both great and small,
And have your Money handy,
And I will serve you to the tune,
Of Yankee Doodle Dandy.
HARVEY FITCH.
'.’- H2: GR‘.t2ll;‘;"l: $1.3: Vs» —
B.AOCBAN’IE, VENUS, FLOR.-1, 3.81:5, AJVD rm‘
L"-..l.-VC'IN(? GIRL!
H E above celeb:-utcd Statue:-, together with
FIF'l‘EE2l €;TA'I‘UET’l‘ES Iii BRONZE,
and several hundred MAGNIFICENT OIL
PAINTINGS. form the collection of prizes to
be distributed among the mcmbcrn of the Cos-
mopolitan Art Association at the first annual
dlstrlbutlon, in Jmtutiry net-rt.
Cosmopolitan AI": and Literary
Association,
3m-17
Organfzetlfor tllc Enccuragemmt as-1.‘! Gen-
eral Dzfiztsuon of Lztc-rmtlre and the
JITL1 on a new and originaigriun.
This popular Art Association is designed to
encourage and popul-srl:-2 the Fine Arts. and
disseminate vvhol-.-some LltC‘.‘.'t$‘.iZ'0 through-337
the country. A_ Gallery of.-lrt isperznttn-.=utl_v
foun-tletl, and will contztitl 2. valuame collection
of Paintings and Stzttuaz‘;-'. for the nzmunl dis-
tribution of each yeitr. The: best Literature of
the day, will be lsscetl to sttlzscrlbers, consist-
ing; of the popular Monthly Magazines, Re-
viczvu, ii‘-2. "-
The Committee of Management have the
plcazmrc of announcing that the First .‘l.z:nu:-.l
Distribution will take place on the 30th Janu-
nry next. at which time will be distributed or
allotted to members several hundred Works of
Art, among which is the original and world-
renowned statue of the GREEK SLAVE. by
llrnmt Pownns, coating over five thousand
dollars.’ together with the beautiful Statues of
VENUS, BACCHANTE, BEBE, FLORA. and
the DANCING GIRL ; and fifteen Statuel.-tee. ‘
in Bronze, imported from Paris; also, 9. large
collection of OIL PAINTINGS, comprising
some of the best productions of celebrated
American and Foreign Artist;
The Literature issued to subscribers consist;
of the following Monthly Magazines : Harper's,
P-utnam’s, K7tickerbocker, lilac}.-u-ooli’s, Gra
ham'.r, Magazine of .firt,aml Gadey's Lady‘:
Book, and the Quarterly Reviews reprinted
in New York : Edinburgh, H’estmirtster,
London Quarterly and .7V'orth British.
Plan for the Current_ Year--1854-6.
The payment of three dollars constitutes any
one a. member of this Association, and entitle:
him to either one of the above Magazines for
one year, and also to a ticket in the dlstrlbu
tlon of the Statuary and Paintings, which are
to be allotted to member: in January. .
ersons taking five memberships arc enti-
P
ped to any five of the Mngnzltles for one year,
an
d to six tickets In the distribution.
Persons, on becoming members, can have
their Magazine commence with any month
they choose, and rely on its being mailed to
them promptly on the first of every month,
direct from the New York and Philodelpbls
Publishers. ~
LITTELUS LIVING AGE, H7eekly, is
furnished one year and two memberships for $6.
The net proceeds derived from the aisle of
memberships. are devoted to the purchase of
Works of Art for the ensuing year.
Books open to receive names at the Eastern
ofiicc, New York, or Western ofilce, Snuduslry.
The Gallery of Art. is located at Srsndusky,
(the Western ofilcc of the Assoclr.tion,) where
superb Granite Buildin 3 have been erected
for it, and in whose spncfous saloons the splen
did collection of Statuary and Paintings are
exhibited.
The Advantages Secured
by becominga member of this Association are-
lst. All persons receive the-full val-ue of
.t-ir sub.-c-ription at the stars, in the shape of
rling Magazine Literature.
..d. Each member is contributing tovmrd
ttrohnaing choice Works of Art, which are to
e distributed among; themselves, and are at
the some time encouraging the Artists of the
country. disbursing tboussntln of dollars
through its agency.
Persons in remitting funds for mcmb-arship,
will please give their post o_9‘z'.-r: a:Zd1‘¢"sat';'tj'ulr',
tatlug the month they wish the }la;_r_:1:r.’:nc to
commence, and Write the word °‘ Regittex‘ed”
on the envelop to prevent loss, on the receipt
of v.‘bich, n. certlfiicttto of membership, togeth-
er '-vith the Magazine deslretl, will be forward;
ed to any part of the count-r_.:.
Those who purchase .‘.-'lBgE\Zl[‘.€F. at Bookstores
will observe that by joining this association,
they receive the Magi‘.-.'.lt:c and Free Ticket in
the annual distribution, all at the sstznc prict
they new pay for the l\ie.gr3.zinc alone.
Persons subscribing any time before the 30-111
of Jztnztary. arr: czztitlcd to the Magazines for
1855. _
‘ Cicsizzg oft/2c Books.’
S:'.‘..-zizriptlous will be received up to the acch
Jmulttry. tit. which time the distribution will
take place:
ILr.vs'r-zt.«.r£n D2SCfi.".Il"Il’.‘i: C.-.7.-.I.occna of
the whole collection to be dlstribttted, will be
, .‘:c'£.l. free of ctztrge cu a.pplicc.tio';..
Ofilcc-s oftbeA.ssoci:1'tlcn,s\tt-he K:i’.clr
erboclter Magazine Olfice. 348 Broa.dv.~zt:7. Nev.‘
York, and at 310. 166, Water Sl:.. Sandusl-.y,
Ohio. ."$iIClI"3C-ll, {at either oftlc-3,) for !l1(‘.I:.llJL’l‘
\ -
shlpa. 1... L. DERISY,
?.t5l. ..-lctuary C. A. .5: T... .1
BIRA3-I II. T.-l.YLOl't, Hon. Secretary.
Westport, Conn.
No. 11 _W.u.I. Srrrmrr,
' Iv?
(Sound Finn) nu: Broadway, New Yon.
. Of whom Membonhlpu may also be obtained
l
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4
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2
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DeChcanea and Straw Bonnets, with Flowers,‘
to 7 5 octaves, selected by himself from one of
Importers and Dealersjrz
DRY GOODS,
OARPETING-S,
0 i I O 1 o t h s ,
Mattmgs, ac.’
'No’s 204 as 206, Sixth Avenue,
One door below Mt}: street, «Yew York.
OULI) inform their Friends in N onvalk
and vicinity, that they are now prepared
to cure: for their inspection, some of the beat
Bargains in the above mentioned goods that
has ever 4-em oflbred in this City ; in proof of
which, or in proof ofour facilities for sodolnz.
we would say, that our Goods are nearly all
purchased of the Manufacturers, bought in the
Auction Booms, or Imported direct from the
European M arketn, and being under no zzpense
for Rent (an important 'item,) and having an
establishment, which for convenience and room,
as well as for architectural beauty and splen-
dor of fitting up, ranks second to none in the
city——contn.inlng five entire floors, 30 feet wide
by 90 feet lon . and well filled with everything
in the above fines; therefore they would say
to the inhabitants of Norwalk and vicinity.
that if they want good Goods at cheap prices,
they will find it to their atlvantnge to call,
when in the city, _
W’ e are now selling Carpets at the following
exceedingly low prices,
Vl~:t.vn'rs, 12s to I43. BRUSSELS, 83 to 10s.
Tnnm: PLY, 7s to 93. 1:-‘ui:.;1:.', 2:':.b’t1 to 73..
AUBUSON, in new and beautiful at-ticlt-, 63,651
to 7:3, and all others in the same proportion.
Goods sent to all parts of the country, and
their safe delivery guaranteed.
The Sixth Avenue Carts and 1-ltl: street line
of stages go by the door.
0’BRIE1\' do DINGEE.
New York, July 20, 185-}. $539
Jewelry Cheap for
HE subscribcris now selling Wnlchr.s,Jevv-
clry and Silver Ware at lower prices than
any store that gives credit can possibly offer
them. A word to the wine is sttfflcierut.
0. S. CLARK, 2 Sk':rltl_v’s Block-
Zmpz.-o1.rod llbagncrranvrgpee
In New and Sp«.’emZzrZ CcZ.’.‘;’3 .’
UST recs.-ivc-cl 0. large aesqrtmezzt cfevcrjr
vztriety of plain and f3DC:7'C3.9é<'-. ll'.ClL!(illl['.
the nor.‘ utylc of Patent Union Cam:-s. which
are cousl-.lr-red by all, as 9. most ‘ocautiful and
durable nrticlc. Also on hand 5.‘trto‘::cpe ca-
se3,\vith carefully selected lens, which have
the efibct to condense two Daguelwotypes ta-
ken at different angles into one, and thereby
shows the features in a. most perfect and life-
like manner. Persons can have noconceeptlon
of the beautiful effect thus produced unless
they have seen them. The subscriber is also
taking with wonderful success Crayon Da.guer-
reotypes, and at 9. very low rate. It is a very
common occurrence for persons who have had
their likenesses taken In New York and else_-‘
where, to have them retnkcn at me subscri-
ber's nllery. J OHN AUSTEN.
P. A large assortment of fancy cases,
Souvenors, Annuals, Tokens, Lockets, &:c., de-
signed expressly for Holiday Gifts. Don’t fall
to call and et at picture, over Danbury and
Norvvalk Rai oad Depot. 51
Water Power. For Sale.
TEE Mill now occupied by Mr. A. M. Pt.u"r,
situated three miles from Norwulk Bridge.
Will be sold very low and on easy terms, as
the owner has no use for it. Address _
t.f4l J. H. GILBERT, Port Chester, N. Y.
cooking Stoves.
AY STATE &; Banner from A. C. Barstcv»
dc Co., Providence, R. I.. they are now
fnirly before a discerning people, having been
sold in this place and by the subscriber for 2
years, and are warranted for 30 days. Not 9.
sin le at c has been returned.
6m: 4 WM. D. HAIGHI‘.
N. B.--A small lot of second handvsg Nich-
olns Cool: stoyca on hand.
CAPITAL $100-00(L
HIS Association organized under the laws
of the State, will receive deposits of sums
from one dolls: to one thouennd dollars. and
pay interest on the same, st-ml-annually, at the
rate of six per cont. per annual. The aecurll y ..
to depositors is ample, as invested capital Ill.-5.,
between them and any loss. Deposites are free
from tunes, and all sums under one hundred.
dollars y be wltlulnwn, upon giving the
'1‘:-cunt ten days notice.
Depodtu received daily at the ofiicc of the
Treasurer, when the business of the Company
will be transacted until suitable apartments can
i
be End. Interest comm:-nc.-I Me lat of every
zmmul. EBENEZER HILL, President.
J. M. CARTER, Vice President.
Dircctora. -
E3|'.‘.Nll‘.ZBll H111. CLARK BKSSBLL
Inuo S. Buns J. M. CARTER
Gzonon G. Bmnoe Sumnn Com?
Jun: Manon! Fannrfntcx BELDEN
J. A win. Morton: T. SMITH
amour. Lnms SAMUEL Corr
Joxunm CAMP
ALFRED M.-.Lt.on'x’
E. C. Brssizn.
Tnoaus 8. Burma
In; Gnnoonf. 3!- 9-
MATEIA3 Hnnazu ’
Jgms W. PINIJNEY DAVID PLAT r_ _
SAMUEL Lvxns, M. D. Ba.-.m.t-iv O. BAMIS
GEORGE R. Cnotwnm. H. 31- 1 P-OWITT
W. B. Locxvvoon.
Join’. A WEED. -990’?! “W T”-"m"
Norwnlk, May 6th. 1854-
noRWALK i.
HIS Institution will cont. one to receive
and genior Departments.
In the Iutcrm-¢d.atv.: Depnrtmc
Etc various branches of our orlitnury
‘ducttticn.
In the Senior Depnrtztl
and French Languages. the higher ;‘.l9.tl1orn9.t~
ice, and all the br9.uchc7 of rd.-1'-act Eurgllsll
study. Pupils are fittrtl for College by acorn-
etent and experienced teacher, a graduate of_
'ale College.
b Aha heretofore the Schco
ot aexes.
The Instructors in these deg
follows:
TJ7‘.
UJO
ut are taugght
English
l )ll>3 tit-r=.i_;ucrl for
ttrtments are as
)
1'P._I.‘x'CZ?.‘t
FREDERICK
Senior f--.-;u:'-"f.'.'::‘.':3.,
LEMUEL S. POTWIN.‘B. A.’
MISS CAROLINE STI.>IS0l\.
L
'-. E’
ALA
Pill .
Interrnaditzte Department,
MISS SARAH G. NORTH,
MISS ANNA M. CHAPMAN
There are two term-:ili each year. of Wen‘!
three weeks each. cotnmencln Monday, Sept.
(ch. 1864. Pupils con be ndrn tted at any time.
TIIRMS.
For the Stniar De mt, including A!!-
chat and Modern anguazea. W1 the hi *1“
Matlunntlcs; per quartet‘. , . 35- 0
For the above otndlesmxcepttng Lntln 3‘ 00
and Greek ; per quarter,
For the tau-rrncdiate Department.
per starter. ‘ 33-90
For further part ulna. or for admission. in-
quire of F. B. BRIGHAM, Principal.
or, J. G. BAEBOUR, Com-
SAM. LYNES. M. D. '
, E. C. BISSELL. miffflfi
Norvvnlk. September, 1854. ‘*7
Lumber. Lumber.
IIILL O HUBBELL have re‘:-ently com-
menced the Lumber business at the old
stand lately occupied by Mr. Charles Thomas.
and intend to keep on sale _
Timber. Lat}; and I-139°.
together with every vanety of Lumber sold in
this market. We shall be happy to accommo-
date cpstomers with any thltagnlti our line at
l ‘ . . - - .
M" M”. J. c. HUBBELL.
Not-walk, April 13th, 1854. 1-6 Cowl."
‘Ghee.-13_i1es.dlng.
has induced the subs.cr2‘r«er to reduce the price
of Elazper, to 15 etc. .=. No. '
A. .E1“.i.l.-'t~2Cl{.
T. -___
ROI'.I_tIze store of the undersigned, :\ Draft
' for Six liundt'e.'l and 'l.‘llirt.y Five Dollars,
tnade pzty-.:.h1c at the Bank of N-.: 2 York. and
acceptor! by Boytl Paul. The finder will be
rcttsotirsilly I‘c‘.'l'9.Z‘(lt'Cl by returning it. 'I'he
pttymeut of the draft. has been szoppetl at the
Bank. W. E. B SSELL.
.'l3°.T.'.~’..’€l§.*.?lt" i‘5’IA.E23§.f.i‘E'.
Eztvinrj token the new building :td}citllng_
the store of -\lessrs. Allen. Meeker do Co., the '
Suoscrillcr zcsf.-ectlull} calls the attention of
the l’ubllc, 8.110. espcciallytne inhabitants of
-.\Iorvs-nllt and vicinity. to 1:19 es-‘..=. l;u-.<;;;t.—
He int;-tl{=.s }:eepiu;.; v.l\vttjvs 2. goof. :t=.:o':tment
of the ‘o
w:r.v~ -,
1
out q t’ meats .1 up -.1: the .
e - vea they will greatly con-
. iutert-r..t ll}3.ll.l:7‘lllgl.ll£:‘Ll'1llv3.1l;.(if him; ;
lt.1t'il.ig iacilities for olztniuiugg mg.‘ 22'--.1-:1; at the
lowest "prices and selling for ca.~.,’-., T in confi~ ,
dent in .=:-tying I can f-.tr;l'-..=.h C11‘ wars. with -
tncats at u2iic_'1lov:c1'r:ttentl2c.u ti;-:5; who sell I
on credit. M; bttaiilczs ‘ '.lC!v. ti on the
most. lxonoruble mt-thctl,tl1c 0:"-.2 price system,
lJ;:‘.l<:'-.‘lil,l_;' one price oetlcr than a dozen, bo-
téltli‘. saving :. great deal of time in bnntcring.
All who \v‘Z§l1_.cat1 have their meats sent to
their dwelling:-, free of expense, by leaving the
order. A call is respectfttlly solicited.
':-'<arw-.il"r:. Sept. 7th. STEPHEN HAYES.
=v~r.:
‘an 4..-ST ’,
Hz-.t, Sup 5:. Fur Ma,31l‘3Ef.‘-':‘i.l2'6Z{'£-‘,
-.miit_v c
H = '
4;
I‘.
'11
I
VTOULD rerpcctfully call the ;-:‘.°.t..t.'r.'l
‘ our C0l1llt:C!lC'.ltFTlt?Lltl.'_! to ‘* Full
Style of Hats and Caps, whic‘u is: _; of
Finish.tl‘urztbility and c‘ui:r._m;c.=.:v,. :5 -t be
E’Llt'p:l!:‘.3('-3. We would ahso iuiiarzn ox. . ..trc:1~
that we have at large and splendid. steel: of.
Lt.-zlics Furs, coneinting in part of Stone .‘=(artlu.
I-‘itch, Mountain Martln,Bla.ck Lynx. Imitation
llrmln and French Coney Victorlnes and Carla,
which we are enabled to sell at extremely low
prices in consequence of having laid in our
stock early for cash. We have also :2. large as-
sortment of Buffalo and Sleigh Robes, which
we are enabled to sell at last years prices, al-
though they are much higher in market.
Wholesale dealers supplied on liberal terms.
WEST 5: RAYMOND, Hatters,
No. 154 Chatham st., New York.
A-TTENTION.
THE Subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
liberal putt-onage which has been extended
to him by his friends and the public generally,
for the last. H years, and hope: by strict appli-
cation to business, to meet a continuance of
past favors. He has now on hand, and is con-
stantly manufacturing to order, all kinds of
Hnrneas Having greatly increased his facili-
ties in manufacturing, be is now prepared to
execute all orders in his line with prom mesa
and despatch, and pledges himself to se 1 any
and every article in his line as cheap as the
same article can be furnished by any other alm-
llar Establishment in the County or State. He
has on hand all kinds of articles usually kept
by Saddler-s and Harness makers; Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Vallsea, Carpet" Bags, Horst
Brushes. Curry Combs, Cards, Shamois Skins,
Horse Sheets, Fly Netts. &c., also all kinds of
Saddlery Ware, Carriage and Riding Whips,
all kinds and qualities, which will be sold at
manufacturers prices. Order: thankfully re-
ceived. Terms favorable.
Norwullr, Aug. 11. ‘WM. B. SWAN.
:’~32ai‘§.-diets moving,
Br Cu.im.t-:3 Tunes.
LL orders for building raising and mov-
..'_. lug, left with the Subscriber, will receive
prczzpt attention and be executed in the safest
and moat expeditious manner.
13-/:1 0_-"_;i-PH SHEPHERD,
(Jttrringc Maker, Jig em‘.
3rn4~l
District of Jv‘orwaIi: ss. Probate Court, ..Vo-
vembcr 18¢‘/'1. L854. ’
:‘a‘l”A'Ir3 of JOHN ELLIS, late of Nor-walls,
E in said District, decennctl.
The Court of Probate for the Dietzuct of
;~l'or'.v.tllt, hr.-sh limited and all-mud oi:-.' months
from the dntt-hereof. for the creditors of said
l5;l'.:i.tc to eituihlt their claims forsettlemeut.-—
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly a‘.t~.~t=':et‘:, within said time, will be de-
bsrreai a. rc»:ovcr_'.'. All persons irldt.-‘ott-cl to
sattl Estate, arc requeetetl to make immediate
payment :3
HENRY PRO‘-JIITT,
Stl Aclministrzttcr.
4'
2 ,3".
;
l 611:”
, _
G lb:., of Diary butter, for. sale at
Nev; York tvh-:»le::ale prices. En-
‘.-t the Bloke of ‘W. E. BlC:Lll.
‘ 6 -3 O ‘§.*Jo.."ct'*.v:r‘.,
The unprecedented demnrld for tiiagitzlrzeso
‘ 7"‘-wo new dwelling."-.
commanding 9. in .;:..: .. .v of the
‘Souud,vlllrtgc of -.\'o:-» ..L, and stzrtouzilxng
OBCELAIN Ware, Brass-kettles. Fry-pins.
, . shovels nnd tongs, sad trons, Oven fronts,
sh avels, spades, hoes. r8-R88. 9'-C-. 9-‘ ‘
LOCKWOOD '3.
B.ITTANIA,Jo.ppan‘d and Silver Plated
Wares, English and Ameri ‘_ ‘ m
Forks, 9,1. F. H. tx.-'LSd‘..‘:, '
.‘S_ou.*/2 Wbrwa.’ '1:
Flour and Feed.
HE subscriber keeps constantly onvi-curl‘
and is daily receiving fresh _s.uppu-ll: at
Family Flour, Ideal, :~‘ce«.l. &_c , which wzll be
sold at the lowest market price; q‘fi___i
Q GwO.‘3‘out.bLNorl:~.ia.lk.
LONG Island Russia Tui'nip.:,
at
._a
A. 5: C-.v.’a.
"-1. ll uilrcad . Boa
. . ,_iust r-.-c'd,
-y 43.. 3.1.3: L‘-J.
ODA.Butter, Water,C’.r:i‘-.1
ton, Lemon and 1-‘ttney
from the Bakery and for '}l1lu ‘
NEW assortment of Croclzery. Cllltrs and
|.<
klu
Glass ‘Wore. just re?
-...,,
.8. =33?
country.ara ofiercd for she. Any one desiring
a retlred,but sight-l_-7 and pie-r-.u:.;.-t location.
will find this re, z-are oppnrtltulty for invest-
ment. -=’}’c3+)ltG;7_T O. ;‘-,l’l{EEj’t‘.
2‘.-"42:: .:“-i1.='-..
HOUSE, Barn, 62-2.. with about five acres of
land, located about 1 1-4 miles from thr
Bridge, on the N: w G.tne.s.n road. There is t-
first rate orchard, a go:-3 ‘rail of water, and I
never falling stream :".*.n:.l~'.~_g- '.‘.'.:oug'-:2 the prop-
crty. Sold place will be sold 9.: 9. great bar-
gain, lfnp lied for eoozz. For psrliculszn en-
quire of Mitchel dz Comp or on the premises,
éf L.~*II.=‘.‘.IA‘.*l CURTIS.
Not-rrallr, July 15, 1854. “'25
LL Jobbing in Tlnncra Line executed with
neatneea and dispatch, at
F. H. NASITS, So. .7V'orwai»':.
Great Bargains. ’
YANG & BABDWELL at Weatport, rcclvo
regularly every week from the New York
Auctions, a constant supply of msonable Dry
Goods. Particular attention paid to selecting
goods for Ocntlemerfs Wear, which will be
made up to order, in first rate style and at fair
prices. Garments out free of charge, vfien
the cloth is purchased at this store. _
5 If you wish to make good bargains. call
before purchasing elsewhere. J title 20-
Notice.
The undersigned would
relpectfully ivc notice tlmt
they on now permnnently est: llnhed, for the
transaction at a general I
carriage and Wagon Repairing
humus, at the establishment lately occupied
to Charles Isnos, Eoq., where they will be
pleased townlt upon such of their friends and
the public In general, as may desire their new!-
cu. Orders attended to prom tly, and chur-
gea moderate. BEERS & L CKWOOD.
Not-walk, Sept. 18th. 1354' 1? 1"
Saddle &Ha.rne.es Establishment
AT wssrronr.‘
HE subscriber would inform bin friends and
T the public, that he has now on hand at his
etstablidment, east side the Bridge. 0119 051119
lor eat and best assorted stocks of Harnesses,
Sarfdlee, Trunks, Vnllscs, carpet.-bags, blank-
ets, whips, fiy-nets, Saddler’: Hardware and
Saddler’: Goods in general. ever before offered
in Weslport, and he would respectfully noli_r.it
an examination of his stock. Ra pairing n-:-:tt-
ly. cheaply, and pronzptly done. All orders
executed with care, end work warranted.
, W31. 8. JONES.
tf33
Westpcrt, Aug. l4
0. 3. 1,0-cscwooc.
AS, now on hand. and will he cons-tsntl
receiving st good and well selected ate.-2
at
Cloths, Cassinwres and Val-r-z'ng6.
Of the finest qualities and latest pn.tterr-I.-
which he will make up in the most appr°?~‘d
styles. '
Also is general assortment of fine
..- .. -,~..r" ' '
REMEDY til.-“-.dt~.‘ $3.-'-xv -' 2:‘-i7='l%
In all the v:-.rir.us st-ylvs. ll-'“1“3° 5°53‘ ll“-’-“'{
ty of work at low przcus. _ ,
Germ/e77zen’s F:-'4rmx.’n.7z" Goods of all
lct'.rm’.:.
If you want the worth of _vc'.t.r money call at;
No. 8, i§l.:l<ld:,"s ‘l?-lock,
t\'orv-snllt, Ct.
*’—'-‘ “"
‘.55 5 50 "I."??:.'.;.‘-‘EC’-(3.
1-I A‘Flt'ct and only 119; tenet: on Real 138- 5
tote, worth dotibic the e.:nou:it.l'0r wine’: 7 ‘_
per cent. will be paid ;«lt:;nl-:\.!.‘.l.‘.E\l':'~‘. Euqutre v
i
ON BOND and MORTGAGE or-. Real Estate
in this town, double security. Ap%ly to
GEORGE O. STRE T.
‘t “N OM of the Nonvnllr Gazette. tf ‘
. \
upils from abroad, in the lotermcdiate ‘
err tits. L;+.’.r.. Greek. =
1
‘L sale by
firth filllttrliscmntts.
From S. M. PL-.'lTl§.\'GlLL 3: C038 Aoverfialng AQOMY’
122 Nazmnu Strr-ct, New York, and .‘-'0. 1 State bunt.
Boston. v. 2.: t't»;'I'I‘tv;.V'GILL&(".v, aw .‘-5-rm fer lb‘
Norwnlk Ga.'i':‘..Ie and the moat lull uential and l-M293‘°“"
:3‘;.l1l(1!nfi\'0‘T?:'-opernbothin the trustee sumo and th-
X13 El‘.
lVIAIN&BAKl-IR,
RODUCE and Commlefilon Merchants, No-
228 Fulton-st.., N. Y. 311144
No. 96 Jxningsln. is-31;: R’
11 ‘ s otmr Furnnces,Rcgtatera and
veIltl1fl.t0l5,I'llSOCTl.9’ It-on Water Pipes 3111.44
H E R R I it or s "”
Iaftzbent V'~.7o3.'}.d’s ‘fair
Pntarvttonr Suns ‘.
OR the last fourteen years it has been the
subscrlbefla constant aim and untiring er.
fort. .‘o‘lu‘-. "1 me public Willi the best. securi-
: '»‘.;-* mg;-tlnst Fire and burglars ; and these efforts
are rm-.v l:-clog re-trnroetl in the largeincrenalng
tlcirtaud -uutl sale 01 h Snfen, which now stand
far in r.-lvnucc of all otl.-ere.
A ‘xicalni v.-av, {lV.':ll‘(lCd him at the great
WC-ilr‘;';s ls‘:-Jr. London. in 1851, which can be
new ...rl Ct‘|".‘.l_'_‘.l‘.§‘L-Ll -.'..".'.?‘- Cold Med:-.1 a'ward-
8-3 lvitri by i-‘iv 2 .«::m Institute. for the Best
Film P:u:-o:"r‘.= the o‘..-‘-_ eatablilzliment De-
Btltt. ‘CC-‘.‘llt‘.“ of .“.C£‘1' and Pine streets, Green
’ cc;-:. -
C.
in
Q
m_
" 13-'7'. 131’ «.1216. ‘:39 Water:-st 3m44
_, 1-is:-;*?.i:’.: .-‘..‘.-o1§:°o-zsr.
;' - ULL ‘ran-,:t‘o lat: "3'. and crying; bttbieng‘
‘ ' olfo. :1 ‘set ’ ct-r c _-’r..:';’r: 223.’.-€.;r
§ .Du.’.’ !Ircz:.’:.' r:?:::' '..".,,I3, all of which are for
-f more beautilui than those of other material.
f and e. hundred times more durstble. For sale
; by the Farley Dealers throughout the conntrv.
i Made only by the New York Rubber Co.. 42
! Maiden-Lnne, N. Y., up stairs. 351144
1 Great Excitement In New York!
PEARCE 3: IIIELODEONS FOR GA 88,
, I OBACE WATERS, the great Music and
f Plano Forte dealer, 833 Broadway,N. Y.,
5 pre:"e-wing to share a large per cent. with his
I cualouters, rather than pay it to the Sharpen
l or‘ IVa.’!~$t., to raise available means to enable
; him to stem the present tight times, offers his
’ immense assortment of ole ant and wntrnnted
Pianos and Melodeons at n urge discount from
factory prices. for cash. His assortment com-
prises Pianos from three of the largest and
most celebrated Boston Mnnufactotles; 3130
those of several of the but New York Makers,
lucludln the beautiful and much Admired
Horace atera Piano: from his own factory.
Ind Melodeons of the best , New Haven,
New York, and Buflhlo m at Alford on
opportunity for selections not to be and
c sewhete. Each Instrument Warmnlcd.
socond Hand Pianos atGrent Bu-gnlno—£t-lea
from $60 to 8160 Music and Musical stru-
ments of all kinds. Deslcn, Teachers And
Heads of Schools supplied on the but tam.
Music sent by mull post paid. General nnd
select Catnlogrm of Music and Schedule of
factory prices of Pianos, Melodcons and Inns!-
cal instruments forwarded to my address free
of postage. dag“
Lanterns.
THE New Jerse Lantern Coupon no new
prepared to urn sh orders in above
line on the most reasonable terms. Ofice. 164
Maiden Lane, New York. Factory. Jersey
City. near N. J. R. R.
ly-*4 HENDRICKSON & ROVER.
MCKENNA’S (Lure Ltsm c Mc.Kn.V-.
. .\'.t’s) Wholesale and Retail Chap
Grocery and Provision Eton,-
Corner of Centre and Duane at3., JV. 7.
The subscriber continues the above stone,
with n new assortment of every kind of Gno-
CI-IRIES AND PROVKEIGNS, such as Tess, Sugau,
Cofiees, Hams. Shoulders, Chops. and Ports,
Fish of all kinds; also. Butter, Lard, Flour,
Honey. Molasses, green and dried Frnitl, etc.
Goods will be sold at this establishment as
cheapfzs at any other in the city-—as I prefer
the_qmck ahxpcnce to the slowsl:illing——for cash
one _cztsn only. All those who earn their money
: by the sweet of their brow, and wishing to nae
can Kulwrand ' economy in laying out the same. will please
call H. .l!cl-Zr:::.-mt-‘s CHEAP Srozuz,
Corner of Centre and Duane streets.
II. }i:l{en:a.’s long t:X!3Crlf.‘l’AC’3 enables him
to sell to the b _vsr‘t. advantage.
Cottr_tl"~.' ES»; chairlts. Grocers and Bakery,
will’ H. to ...c-'r n«l2-natal,-=: to call and ex-
r.m- tor.-. pzt -.-c‘:: ..-_n l-lscvxherc. as they
cm‘: 9 rt l.fll','Ei‘, pct‘ zitcg-e. .
l‘ ;s lsyilt-_2;1;1 their winter supplies can
c&utn_i:e,
in the country can have
:l_v ‘ r ' l‘."Ll and delivered.
> ci’ezpt~;:"c.
,1
w J]
.c 601
ml’-‘£2’ ftild. E‘lE'.lL‘-cl
' .1 and iron Hol-
.L<r r ,-. p. and Brass Goods.
;:Av,rpar-.~.tu:v. ’l‘in,Vit.-:-d and Wlllovv
nmtrz, Baalzetts. Refrigerators.
23;, 'I‘ltcl:l-e, #1:. Our stock has for year.-
pa:-: oct=n en,-us.l to and nor: :-urpiwses in varie
t-_v ztfld extent (lily similar catablishtnent in the
country, and will be sold r.t'prices defying
c0?np:'3tltlOll,
The attention of Hous:2—lrc:-epers and men
cltunte ls: invited to cu; stock of goods and pr!
can before buying. .3’. & C. BEXl!l,IA.\',
1.?‘-5 601 Broadway. N. Y.
.-“frcttclz Window Glass.
I 1:23 Subscriber ollers for sale to cash and
short time buyers, his large and well as-
sorted stock of superior French Window and
Enameled Glass. &o., at the lowest market pri-
ces. Having unlimited facilities for obtaining
at low and uniform at-tlcle. Purchasers order-
ing by mail can rely on having their orders
carefully executed.
O Eowno P. DXCSIS.
I44 Chambers St. near Hudson 8 3 Depot,:v 7
Fancy Goods.
Tnoms & Eowutn 9:11.,
MPORTERS of Fancy goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
Laces, Embrolderles, Linens Threads Lo-
comotive needles, Trlmmlngs Buttons,
Goods from Auction every day.
IyI5 It Do)’ Street, N. Y.
Cash Grocers.
C
nnnsnsttooon & OLENDDRE, wholesale gro-
cers. 203 Chamber st. and 195 Reade 33.,
New York. Buyers are particularly Invited to
on examination of our stock. Orders by letter
promptly attended to at the lowest market
rates. 1y15
Locomotive Noodles. \
'l‘m:ss needles are superior to my imported
into this country‘ and are only to be bad of
nouns Jr Enwucn Gun,
1315 I4 Deystroet, N. Y.
1:
$200 Wanted
N REAL ESTATE worth slxtlmea um"
amount. Enquire at the Gazette Office.
Norwalk, Nov. 27, 1854. “'58
NUTICE.
"FEE Subscribers would respectfully an-
). nouuce to tile: Customers that the will
chart:-2 I.\'TERE3'l‘ on al bill.-
d-.~auée the C433. which are
not paid Witlxltl Tm Days from the time the
Money 3'.‘:vat1cetl. All articles sold in Not-
--.va1k,'v.'ill be regztrde-ii the some as Cash std-
SELLECK & DEEIMON.
3252
\
¢
lit’. compelled to
2".-r which they 3
.-c'zl‘?‘l".‘Si’1. ‘,_ ,-1 a 5.3 1.2;}
“pl-'.'.:'.lll\. 1.60. 2-, Lu’ -
I-'..<.‘a'o.-;o Ti-“or ‘Sale,
C-r Exchange‘. in Brooklyn. JV". Y.
t'.ll"c:3 slo‘:~;: ‘.‘r;cl‘; house, containing 14
us. L-u.-. ..':llll‘lllt.’ .-isintlen. etc, situated
. . lliltl 'lJ’:“l“.‘.L‘<l‘!l. l~f()::l~.1g'uc or Wall street,
-and Atlantzc lcrrrr-c. Apply to the subscriber
GEO. 0. S'I'RbE'l‘.
. 219?, 1854. 51
I-iéh-5-3',-;v,
t""'lfE*3'R.9.-1111:.‘-1‘.-.‘ fining the “ Mott Br-use."
Said ‘corn to ‘:0 removed from the lot.-—
lurs ex:qnire at this Office
.- .
-/t .
. -
}?orv.~nll<. Nov
For nrlce tmtl p'."-'*"‘v'
.. 4.u..
2:33; (I; steal.
I-‘l,'i.l. l‘.5E'\'_)‘:ll‘.ll~.’il'.~ of iron and Steel 811“
‘.0:
his mt-.-.~‘.(t-t.jt1-'2 received and for
‘.’»'.\l. U. S’l‘Rl-.ET
5-"tic (.“:;es.ip
gggjgmjcs 2.;-.-.-. \\‘'.th a litter of six Pigs, ,
.-(gnu: one mtiulh old. For Sale Cheap.-—
Euquire at the Gazette Ofiice. ‘
c d
_.-"-'-'-
Vyxzlu firth ghlltrlistmvttlfil/ti,‘
&AA/
From VIBCHER & SCBELIJS General Advertising
3°--. Appleton’: Building us Ind 348 Broadway.
___11:—:
LADIES’ PUB STORE.
llroponn at Amorican furs.
_J. n. HARLEY
AS opened for the seuon his usual splen-
did Iuortment of
i F‘ ‘U E S . ~
Consisting of Sum-:8, H. B. Muzruc, Bronx:
Mnmnv, Mm: Murrm, ROYAL Enmxu, &c.,
Besides every other variety, suitable for
LADIES’ WEAR.
His assortment of Fun: for Tmmm.-ca is large
and desirable. Also, a fine assortment cl‘ _
umns’ AND um-vrs’ Ft}? GLOVES, gtzrcn an
LA? nouns. &c. ‘
AlLthe_.above article: are made In the ‘cast
style and warranted.
FUX8 REFINIEEED IN THE BEST MAKNFR.
J. H. HARLEY,
821143 No. 34» John-et., New York.
Mattresses.
LAWRE.‘-‘CE ‘cl: HAPGOOD.
Liuxvracrrnars and Wi~.olesnl.- and Beta i
vi D-:a.lers_iu _Curic_a' Hair, C"urIrcI Palm
Lf!-'_ . G.71t3'a‘t. -.~:r;:r .—‘.-znds of.-'lJath'ee:e3, No
158$» (F/I.:I.f.'.'Q77‘. .‘‘f., _''."g to York
C.-ma P'~LIL'll~LL.::l". ‘.2;.e.i with Hair, makestt
B'D..ll!'f:SB‘Cqu53.llj‘ _»:;.':d E\?. the best of Hair,
snot.-an be azlordcd :rr 8. much less price.-
Warrantcd not to x'ec;uir<- re-filling for years.
/ioat Zl7az.'7'cssv.t Feat/zerx, I’2’/.lou;'8,
B0-‘:=!e"r.r, and Comforters ccmszamly on
H-md.
N 3. Hotels and boats furnished at
notice, the trade supplied on liberal terms-,.Cm33
AND RANGES.
WHOLESALE AND REL-UL.
HE auhacriberuhave on hand the tines!" ss-
aortrnent of Air-tight Cook and Parlor
Stoves that can be found in the City. Stoves
of all descriptions, styles and designs, for burn-
ing Wood or Coal. which we will warrant in
Wt-ry way. Persoun in want of a fine Stove,
for beauty and durability. ‘will do well to call
at the METROPOLITAN STOVE WARE-
H0U§E. HOPKINS dc" DUFF, proprietors,
No. 225 Witter-street. New York. 311143
J. & c. nscnnn,
218-no-_Porte Manufactory,
ND WAREROOM. Nos.2-13, 245, 247, and
519 West Twent-eight street, between 9th
and tool: Avenuel, New York. Pianos with
tIC.£oll|n, and all the beat modern improve‘-
Ilontl, made of the but mhterlals, under our
own unpotvicion; 1 written guarantee given
with every Plano. J. t C. F. being ‘practical
man. and manufacturing very largely, can
furnish the but Pinnos, on lower terms than
can be furnished say where, and it is decidedly
the but lot to buy for cash. Those dealring
5 mo, nnd one that will stand and wear
we ,eu_r’t do better than to call on J. 8: C.
Escher. 321143
60 Wedding Cards, with Plate,
BEAUTIFULLY Engnved for $3. Fifty
Visiting Cards And Plate, 2. Silver
Door Plates, from $3 to $10. A Seal and Em-
hoaulngfteu. fl-om 86 to 810. Wedding En-
Wlopes, Note Paper. Business Cards. Notary,
la ,Comncrclal and Privnte Seals en-
Sllv , and promptly forwarded to parties
sending a remittance to .
3.43 A. DEMABEST,
A Genctsl Engraver, 182 Broadway. N. Y.
GOIIPIL «It 00.,
Print iollon & Artists’ coloxmen,
No. 888 Broadway, N ew York.
8- 1'. 3133511198
Celebrated Wild Cherry Bitters.
YSPEPSIA, with all its attendant evils,
finds an antidote to the Wild Cherry Bit-
ters, and while the Bitters give tone and encr-
gyto the stomach and liver, they also nllny
nervous excitability and irritation. As by their
tonic powers they restore the tone oftlze stom-
ach. create an appetite tlud regulate the bow-
els. so, by their sedative ellect, they remove
restlessness, night-sweats, nnd produce quiet
and healthful sleep. In colds coughs. spitting
[of blood or sore throat, they are invaluable.-—
For testimony It at‘. the folittving certificate ;
Mr. R. F. Hrnnur-m,——I verily believe that
your Cherry Bitters has bet n the means,
through Providence, ofsavinp. my llle. Ihflve
been ailing tor save-1-at y-are and lot the last
year-I had a. very bad CCFGH. It became
worse and worse. Allan.-1.1 raised large quan-
tities of blood. had night-swtats, and was great-
ly debilitated nzd reduced, and did not expect
to live. After using a low bottles of vour Bit-
ters there b.'.-=_'- .. T.'D\2£lt;-1‘l'dl chtlf-gt-'vvronght
in me. I am now able to vstllk all over the
city. I raise to biccd, cut‘: my cough has left
me.‘ You can v.'e‘.‘. latngiue that I am thankful
for these results. "L-‘cur Old 9 Serv‘t.
H. MARTIIER.
No. 170 ’.'v'2sblr.g‘.on Street, Brooklyn.
Pr-sport-:1 and roll: by Hxcssnn & W B 21:: ER
95 John Street, New lurk, and told by nanny
of t"L_a- dealers in the country.
Price, One Dollar per Bl-tile.
Any person remitting to us $6, by mail. will
receive 2!: bottl-;-.~ by zlxtrees, tree to any part
of the United States.
Agent, El. TAYLOR ;axm sold by Wu. E. BIS-
sr:u..s.nd D. STEPHI-Z:.'so::. 1347
‘tluvn YOU READ
"The Newsboy?”
IF not you had ‘better call at KNAPP’S and
buy one, or take it from his circulating library
HOBBS! ROBES l
HE subscribers would invite the attention
of the public to his large assortment of
Robes, Bufia1os,&c. &c., of the best qualities -
Ind lowest prices. WM. S. J ONES.
Westport, Nov. 6th, 1854. _
New Wheat Flour l
ICBAR,D BICliARDSON’S and Hiram
Smith a _Flonr, ground from New Wheat
in any quantity; slno. a. full assortment of
Groceries. JOSEPH W. HUBBELL.
1-1. M. pnowmr,
Teacher of Music.
Lessons on the Piano Forte, lllelodeon, and in
Vocal Music.
Piano: nnd Molodcons selected, with great care
to to tone And quality. for those desiring to
purchase tf1 6
0
Horse Blankets.
NE of the beat and cheapest assortments
of Cnrrlnge and Stable Horse Blankets,
are to found at WM. 8. JONES.
East aide the Bridge, Westport, Ct. 45
A F you want a. superior quality of Bay W,
ter. cull at \'.n>P-'3.
'I'olograph_ Ofllce Open.
TEE Telegraph Oficé in Norwalk is now
open on week days-from 8 A. M. to 9 P. M.,
and on the Sabbath from 7 to 8o’clock, P. M.
Ofllce II heretofore at Austen’: Eaguerrean
RooIna.Danbury and Norwnlk Railroad Depot,
October 12th. 1854. 1,-
S Sledge: 8:. Hammers.
TONE and Blacksmiths Sledge-3; and Hum
men, :11 sizes, just received by
WM. 0. STREET.
mmmc CARDS and Engraw-3._‘P—l.=.te
furnished to order. l.y K.\'APP.
Sa-Rl Salt!
_SACKS of prime Liverpool Salt,
J
ust received and for sale; also,
iéiugars,
Cheaper than ever. by G. HOLMES &. CO.
GUNS E GDNS l
HEW supply ognc and low priced,
double and sing. arrel Guns,ju.-treo’d
WM. C. STREET.
_ Turlvs
Ready In.-rue Glotmng Store
T ‘1 i
Ifio -.r.‘, Conn.
17; AVING 5'».-c: !;l(- sole proprietor of the
above lxstablirbnient. it is our purpose
to keep constantly or. mind, for the inspection
of the Public. one of the hu-gm and lzcsf se-
lected asz-ortments of Ru-dy Inndr Clothing to
be found in any :~lIl'lllRl‘ o.-mbli-l mutt in the
State. Otll'1‘X‘l«~er‘ and terms are “ the tmalleat
possible advancr from coat andmomy dc’u:n.”
Upon these term.-zwe expect to sell more good:
It cheaper rates. than any of our c-ctrpeting
:1‘-
P33
lit“?
;. -s.
I".'.'
//’
establishmtnts. Give us I CBll.UDCt1' Con-
necticut Hotel. . N. ’.ll.’hK.
‘ Nonvnlk, Oct. 9th, 1854..
short
Norwalk Chronicler