Cizrrcspondencc of the Gazette.
.\ Little more of the Old Story.
'le2zez'oZé;it .'7_;?orts—-“'Ca12'm Ba! "-
Imrgr I ate!-Ne1z~ Chu7‘c/z.—-Sc1!.‘-
ani rmdl “ Sam."-—Il"g/or agaivz-—
07'-’_2,' Abt/rcs~—Bo2/-bait-Irems.
Yomt, Ian. If-_’.th, ll-75:1.
ll you have been bored uuendnrnhly
nll‘-"U37. Will; Ollfllllvfl of Iiatrmnlnliorxs .
1'0"“ Wu: r.-orrc.-pon-«lent in this r-Hy.
pray possess your male in pulls-ncc. 1'-.-zr n
v:|'llo longer. Out of the aluxndanoe of
ill‘? heart speaks our mouth, and we t4.*°-~
lily of that '\Vlll(‘.ll we nontinnally sore
nnd feel.‘ ‘The grant r,-ry flu-*5 up from
the people, more furiously clamorous_
than ever, “Give us work that we may
mm bread." There has been provision
macloirixhe soup-liitchen.-, ctr‘_, suffi-
i-fmnt I.-Jlfeep the hungry from starving.
lint this, ghough it might do very well
in an,..Englis.h rown,.does not satisfy our
free and independent laborers. They
wrtnt to mr7:.‘l:reail for themselves and
“wit cliililrenby the labor of their own
hands, and it of the‘ lock of employ-
ment, that they complain. The Park
meetings continue dz‘-.'sly,.but the work.
ing-men have i>egun- properly to app;-g".
ciate the pttlingdomagogueg who ham
endeavored to lead thelliutop illegal and
riotous measures, _
wall“ finrllluxury is finally beam‘-
Fina Itself in earnest for the aid of the
P<“_1'- We have. spoken in st previous
commnieatioa. A. T. Stewart's soup
r-aloon. It is‘dding a great deal of good.
Tvlrs. ‘Ste?-‘art is‘ said to have been pres-
ent thepother day. and served female up
r-licartts ill person.‘ The grand Benevo-
lent Concert at the Musical Academy,
name of list night with great twist. it
is said the‘ about $8,000 will be realized
for the pool from this operation. Prob-
ably‘tl:~e’”'G'iand Benevolent Fiddle and
Dance will realise ptill more. Private
. 53749755: are much 5 in vogue. Several
fasl~.ionab_ie mzirsiozis up t'ov.'n, have
bein cpsnedl-2‘ y for Concerts of Ama-
teurs, Admiss’ =2: 85. The Iniatiated
C”:-7y ‘permitted .3 attend. But the last
enterprise of this kind exceed in novel-
if "any" éof ital predecessors and has
' FD’-1cle."quit.e asti_ in the hem: mendeI——
A lad)’ Well irnolvn in fashionable cir-
(ties, has sent out cards for a "Calico
. B-all..”, . The cards are coarsf and plain.
mrnef-vhat in style of a sbop-circu-
137-. .TliiP.-)5, retjuest the invited to at-
tend in such attire only as will be suita-
ble for distribution among the poor, as
he or,she will be expected to forward
the garments worn on ‘that evenirrg, to
the house"-‘of their entertainer, for the
benefit Mr. Pease’a House of Indus-
try. Those who donor attend in per-
son are reouested tofepresent themselves
by a sttiiof apparel. How this strange
ilevit-.e”._,vvill work‘, ‘remains to be 8?sIJ.—
if approved by uptown as an allowable
joke, it will probally be very profitable
,0 mi, . re.-..-9.‘ fun this idea is ludi-
crous enough. T entire wardrobe for
WI:
3. our citizens are subjectetl, and which go
to swell up cue-rutotxs fortunes. for log-
l rolling Alrlermeu and Couur:illorv—Cit.y
, Father.-.! who grow fat on the substance
. of their cbililmu. There is an increase
or rnxation demanded for the current
year, amounting to over one ‘million of
- dongirsl Tim amount raised last year
was 23%.?-15.696. ly the prr.-cent char.
I tr-r,jol~s over $5~?.0I') in value, must l.~s;;iv-
‘ ._-n out by vcintrrtct, and it in by means of
mr-no r'on'.racl.s, di_spo.=ed of by bribery
! and corruption that our Aldermen grow
3 There. is plenty of work now in
i HIP llulitl! of tho. * City C-overtimenl, lull
. it cannot be given out, by the present
matter, directly to the worlr.men. This
I mode of pronedttrn. would he more profit-
lahle. to the laborers, as well nan great
ll-nvin,r: to the city. ,
A boy vsn--. drowned in Brooklyn, :1
day or two silica. un-ler very singular
f'.lf(‘.llfTlIl2llIf!(’5=. He lived \'.'lI.ll his moth-
er in an old canal-boat, near the Atlan-
tic Dot-.l;.c, The mnllmr, on Irish woman
"had dropped some articles which slut
was washing, into the river. Not biv-
ing anytiiiu,-; handy to fish . them out‘
with, she concluded to tie little Put to a
rope, and angle for lac lost property with
this precious bait. Like a true Irish
tvornan, she let go the rope while the
child was in the water, and to her great
grief and astonishment, the boy was
drowned. She was acquitted of intent
to murder. Bttsiness men begin to draw
breatli, as a prospect of a calm appears
far over he troubled waters of mercan-
tile distress. The great Erie Loan is
the principal business transaction of the
day.‘ The opinions of the community
differ ahoutits expediency. Tom Hyer
is arrested as the keeper of a gambling-
houss in Park Place. Snow has fallen
in the streets, enough for a. little sleigh-
ing, if the ground had been previovsly
frozen. Noawatx.
I'l"ll.
Iievv. York Markets.
New YoR:,3s.n. 12 I865.
FLOUR-—Westetn Canal, . . . . . . . 8,45 to 9,00
iiicbig-an «E Ohlo,. . . . . 9,12 to 9,75
Southern, . . . . . . . . . . . . 9,00 to 0,63
Extra Geuesee, . . . . . . l 1,00 to 12.00
Bye Flour, . . . . . . . .~ . . . 6,50 to 7,37
Corn Meal, . . . . . . . . . . . 4.07 to 5,00
Buckvvheot Meal, per 100 lbs. 4,00 to 4,60
GR.-tIN—Wheat per bushel, 2,38 to 2.40
0'-‘-$5, “ “' ,54'to ,60
Rye, ‘ “ 1,38
Barley, ' " 1.30 to l,3_8
Corn, “ .95 to" 1,06
Cattle Market.
Beef, by the quarter, per lb. 8 to 10¢
Mutton, com. sheep 3|} to $2. extra 85 to 8
Veal, good calves, 4 to (Sic alive ‘
Pork, 4 3-4:: to 5:3.
Covvs. for milk. $25‘to 40, extra $45 to G0.
Relief fotthe Poor.
‘ At an adjourned Meeting of the Citizens of
Norwalk for the object of devising means to
render aid to the poor and destitute, now suf-
fering in our midst, held at the Station House
of the D. «it N, R. R. Co., on Friday Evening,
Dec. 29th. Dr. Hall in the Chair, it was unani-
mously-«
Voted :~—Tint this meeting proceed to elect a
Committee of Twenty, whose duty it shall be
to_divide the portions of the to‘-vn, in which
l.h.lfl‘B.lEel'.lng propose to operate, into dis-
tricts,-and to appoint one or more of their
8
rla_evening rnnslbe dispatched next
day, with c.o.nscieqlous fidelity, to un-;
ilergo:‘the' miutinylof nobody khowshow
many ‘eyes. This 3 very well when
the suit has been grepared beforehand,
but we were .,thirigring how embarras-
iug such a deuiandlmight be, if it should
come unexpectedly upouia shabby gen.
to:-el"'dandy.~ {Hour ‘-‘many exquisite
Shanghai coatscover linen that could
not bea_r;the. light‘ and-lu.tt we must
to.-_beat; ‘ 1 "
Some ecclundrellhaa filled his pockets
pretty satisfactorily, in this time of gen-
eral leanuese by extracting $525,000 in
gold-,"fro‘t‘n.$_be vaults of one of our city
Banks. The vaults were accessible
from tliie street, audit is supposed that
the robber-y.'zn-net have been effected
‘-vhile the porter gvas paying out gold in
bags, by some one who I had slipped in
l~.e_h'in_d him. 7
Rev. Dr. Adams, congregation has re-
movggd to a new church building of large
cilrzti-rjlsiottls and elegant propo.'tiou.——
This is one of the wealthiest and most
fa.c.‘;z'o7ea—:'=!e of the Presbyterian church-
es, and has recently moved from down
town. U
Gov. Seward is in town, ostensibly
engagezl in pleading apaten: case, un-
chanitable people impure to him mo-
live.-3- of . private interest. But if he is
Jainganytlziug more than pleading, it
is done‘ in the dagk, and concerning such
deeds there can be no certainty. To
discover and state tit-.3 relations between
Elev,-ar4,arid"3am" "at the present junc-
lure.,Jtveuid require the astutcnesa of a
hlaclclurrtvan, whoidiscovers a ‘black cat in
it dark cellar, at midnight: . Some peo-
p‘.stallr of Sam’: operations vvitlt confi-
dence, but as for us. " not knowing.
can’: tell."
The-. ro‘-.7.‘ l.:«5i;\’v'EEIl the celebrated pu-
gilizt, liyer, and seijcral of the same
stamp, in_a drinkin -house, is now in
process of investigation. He was as-
satiltéd by three infmous characters,
iggurie-ly, a pugilist, policeman anti},
gambler. VVQ-. dc-n't can to give suclf
:. character-to our pol -.-men as a class,
l.uL_tlle.re are znanyyv ho hold office Of
the cityhgotw-riimentf r the protection of ,
liiinesty and virtue, at strike hands at"
the some time with tqxvves, rowdies and
gamblers. Well! w area model city.
:2
1'
number to visit each family residing in said
district, either to solicit subscription or to
render aid where it shall be found necessar .
Voted .--—That the following Gentlemen abs 1
constitute said Committee.
Wm. S. Lockwood, Samuel Lyrics at. 0.,
H. M. Prowitt, Wm. C. Street,
.Dr. Ira Gregory, E. C. Bisecll. .
Henry I. Hoyt, F. St.Jobn Laaluvocd,
Chas. F‘. Osborne, 8. E. Olmstaad,
Geo. G. Bishop, Dimon Fauton,
Asa. Smith. A. ll. Byington,
Dr. Asa Hill, Dr. J. G. Barbour,
Goo. R. Cholvrell, Gould D. Jelnflga,
Samuel Colt, Wu. L. Quinlard.
Voted .-——Tlm.t CEARLI-‘B F. Osnonxn be Secre-
tory and Treasurer to said Committee.
Voted >--That this msetin adjourn aloe dis.
.itre.st. W. . S'l‘BEi‘.'l'. Soc.
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DENTAL SUBSIDY.
By Drs. HLLI. t FITCH, foot of Iain-st., over C. J.
€2r‘-noun‘; Store.
Arrangements have been road» by whiny wg hope to
accommodate all who may favor as with their patronage.
A.-tificinl teeth mounted on “ Auroplastic baa!” Sliver
or Gold plates, either in single teeth-—gum tacth—BIoc.'r
teeth, or the new and elegant style ot"‘cc7t:-.‘nuomgtt1m,
lntr-zaduced and patented by Dr. J. Allen, of Gncusnntl.
Teeth set with pivots, either wood or gold. Teeth filled
‘With 901“. T5”. or " Huh St¢ppi7'.g." And all other
dental operations parfonned in accordance with the
moat approved principlrs of the Dental Profession.
A. HILL.
CHAS. FITCH.
DENTAL 0485.
fall . JAN! I25 9. OOAICBOC-‘Bo
Eur;-rori r.n.i ll:-rhaulead Dentist would respectfully an-'
nounce that he hr.-= made arrangements to devote his
whole time for the coming season to pracflce of his pro-
fession in Sorsvalk. Ila ma be found at adlhours at hit
i-la.-i.12nr‘P. RPM Ur. Hull‘:-, -:91. Ave uue where all opera-
l.IO!t:‘ r.ppr-rtnlning to his profession will be performed h
the most approved and scientific manner and at prices
as low as is possible, with the nee of the best materials
and war‘t:m1t.;;hip. all ivcrk warranted to glvo satisfac-
tlan.
_ April 18th.
.a-Hrallnc Ilentllrlce.
Dr. B. rnunuitoturss and keeps constantly on bond
the above preparation for preserving and cleaning the
teeth. It is unhealtatin ly pronounced the best repa-
ration In the market for tgept‘-Tl1°“5l35l¢-|"4.l‘¥ W50
ftlayor VVood has issapd an annual mes-I
.-age which promises Xery well indeed.,
Due-tliing,whicb wil. give great _ satis-
,~‘;,._-‘iiim, if ‘carried out, the restriction of
n.."r'.au‘a. which are’ ily practised up-
on the emigrants landi g at this port.
'r{,.§;-g is acltain of organized bands of
.-,,l,g,-9A.;-lg, extending from New York. to
;,t;,._ ,,,og;‘tlistant points of emigration in
the \\-''.;st, who regard‘ every -unfortunate
1})‘-'igg"gt_:fiS alamb for the slaughter, ct’
raghgj as a sheep to be sheared. The
c.;.‘._zii'aii‘ I and St‘.-‘tea einigrante are the
‘evecial ¢“‘l¢‘3" °‘ ”‘.-'1." lf''._°r’ '9 “W”
are lghnetalli-well -wckbd ''‘'“h '39-“?
‘rt... mat. rare" too rm 9'0 P31 7?? ’°°“98
alter, arriving as they do, mere bundles
,, ,‘,,g,' ,,,,;y:finu, ready for. the fpoor-
l.=.-’.n.‘,se. T_b€; DOV? 586-31.‘ inclined
have ever used it. It‘. may be had at an the prinslpal
etoraslutcvru.-Tr: it‘.
éaltullar in
e.- '~'..:_s.!z'»~ .v
5 ;? l.?l.=l§I:§ ll ~
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2 - l=.=i£'El£ 3.
41.-..v.i Ilzls 5 6 1:.
5 .7, s, 9 1ollt]l.2,ts
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73.2.; ll zzls A83.
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to red uce the‘ enormous .-taps to ' which .
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1 .
In New York, on Montlay, J-an. Silt, by the
Rev. Thomas Arritilagc, D. l)., Mr. George '1‘.
Allen. pf Not-vrnlk, Ct., to Miss Adelaide A..
only daughter of Nathan Pnrltburst. Esq.. of
that city.
In this town, on the fllst ull., by Rev. .‘«[r.
[11 at, Mr. Wm. Brown, to Miss Julia Brown.
' n |,myi.<born, (_:.-i‘.. 25(1), 18.’: I. by Ii-H‘. ll“
Dickertnstn, Fbnrle; Dr:l'i.-rr.-ml. II.-'q., to .‘.Iisa
M:n'_v N. .'\bbotl_, d_:tt1;jlttr:r oi" O.tpt. lsrizio. Ab-
boit. all of \l'il‘h'-n.
In llidgolir.-Id. 8lbuil..,, (‘u-nrgrc Silumuu. of
Fulrllcld Ohio, to Mary _I{«.:u:l:-r, -luughtv-r of
flnrr Km-I-‘gr, I‘-i€q., OI‘ llidgc.-ii‘-'\l«.l. -
. _ "’\
7.-l ! l‘ I
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4
In Flsbkill, N. 1:, 9th i"nal.,' '" Betsey, it-ire of
Joseph, 53. Dudley, formerly of Wilton. _
in Stratford, on the ‘lib inst., Wm. Curlls,
aged 76 years. fztthr-.r of Stilczs Curtis, Esq., of
mu town-
In Wilton, on the 2-ll.h ult., Jeremiah Fox.
aged 85; 9th in!-t., Widow Abigail Lyon, aged
8. ; 10th, 001. George Middlebroolt, aged 62.
On thefilh inst., at his residence in -Norfolk
Co., V_a., of upoplc-xy, Capt. Ethan A. ‘Allen,
formerly of the U. 8. Army, in the 77th year
of his age.
The deceased was born in Vermont, gradua-
ted at West Point, cntnr.-.d-t.he army in 1804
and left it when the army was reduced in
1021. ‘He was the last surviving son of Gen.
Ethan Allen, of ‘American Revolutionary
memory. _ ' ‘
Ugion -society Lecture.
E fifth Lecture of tliecourse will be giv-
en at the Town Hall, on Tuesday evening
Jan. 16th, at 7 o’clock, by DR. JOHN LORD.
Subject, Lorna. HORACE GREELEY, Eso.,
will give the sixth Lecture on Wednesday
evening, Jan. 24th.
Tickets for sale at the Bookstores. Subscri-
ber’s ticket $1.00, admitting holder only.
A Meeting of Members of Ladies, Union will
be held on Wednesday. Jan. 17th, at__2§ P. M.,
at thchouse of Mr. ‘Asa Smith, Sen.
Concert of Sacred Music.
» ~"i‘-‘ 2--
The Cantata or nainel l
WIILL be performed in the First. Congrega-
tional Church of this townfby the Choir
of said Church, on Tuesday Evening uext,Jan-
nary 23d. _
Tickets 25 cl-s. each, to be had at the Book-
tores of H. S. Beers, and E. E. finapp.and at
the door. The doors Will be opened at 6
o'clock. .
iiatr-fie-Eu. tllouaty
' Jan’. 15th,‘ 1855.
OTICE.-The subscribers to the additional
Stock of this Bank, are hereby notified,
that the fourth instaliraent of ten per cent is
due on the 2’3d inst. T. WARNER, Jrt.,
Cashier. .
LWAYS received by the 1st
Month, _
Harper’s Story ‘Book
Hat er’s Magazine,
(ha am’: do Putnam’: i do
Peterson’s do ‘ Leslie’s Fashions.
Also; all new and popular Books as soon as
published. II. S.’ BEERS.
A Form for Sale.
‘ A valuable farm of 133 acres of land,
fl situated in the town of Darlen, C9nn.,
of every
by Jacob Abbott,
Godey’s Magazine,
vritbin three minutes vvallr from, and
in sight of the N. Y. 8: N. H. Railroad
Depot, where trains Inc stopping nearly ever
hour of the day. It is bounded on the Soul.
by Long Island Sound, and'h9.s large tracts of
salt meadow and sedge flats attached to It.-
Tbe land ii of a. superior quality, and is well
divided into pasture, tilled and wood land.-
It is well adapted to the raising of cattle,
sheep, and fmit. also mill:-- for the New York
market. The improvements are 9. large two
story framohcust-. ttvo large barns, and other
out buildings. There are extensive orchards
of grafted fruit. including apples. cherries.
plums, pears, and several hundred bearing
peach trees. It is watered by never falling
springs, and has a stream of vvatcr running
through it. This farm will be sold on terms
most accommodating as to price and credit.-—
For further information apply to Holly Bell,
at the Durien Depot, or of the Snbscriber
at i
ve Mile River, Norwallr. Conn.
I;ESTER~ ST. JOHN.
Norwalk, January 16lh,=1855. '-‘t13
“HARDW ARE.”
LYON &: KELLOGG, 83 Water Street
Bridgeport. offer to the Trade, Manufac-
turers and Consumers. an extensive and well
selected stock of English. American, a.ndGer-
Inn Hardware. consistin of all descriptions
of Shelf Goods, Anvils, ’Icea, Files, Borax,
Glue, Builders Hard’-arare. Mechanics Tools,
Sit-lags, Axles and Carriage Goods of all
ads, Leather Belting, Guns. Pistols, Rifles,
., &c., and would respectfully call the atten-
tln of the bite to their selsctton and prlcss
before purc using elsewhere.
Agency for Old Colony brand of Nails, and
Fslrbsnk’a Celebrated Scales, orders solicited
and promptly attended to.
Bridgeport, J on. 3d, 1855.
District‘ of .7\"orwa4’Ir, 55. Probate Court, Jan-
uarg l3fh,1855. -
ESTATE of ABRAHAM YOUNGS, late of
Norvvalk, in said Dist-rict-, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited 2\.').(l allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate, to exhibit. their claim! for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
roperly attested, within said time, will be de-
gutted a. recovery. A':l_pe:'sor.-:- iudel ted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate
payment to A}-‘SON ‘t'OU.‘lGS,
33°13 Administrator.
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containing 1600 pages, 11 steel 6. 600 wood
engravings. Price, in muslin b riding, S6.
.‘.
I Distrzct of.:\"orwaI/.-. ss. Probah: C'oun‘.,.Imz~
l uur_t_/. i3!h, I855.
"S’l‘.-\'f’I-I or 1-zrnu -\I\l' n. «mo:-*2-:x"~.*_
Iu;".o1ve11l.Dcl)to1' of Wilton in .~‘:Ll:l lli.
trict,»assigucd in trust. for the benefit of his
Creditor:-I.
m:m~‘.tn-:n.-—Thab the Trustee exhibit. hi."-
i Court for ad_Iustment,t the Probate Ofllce in
; Norvmllt, on the soul day ofJannary, 1855, at
1! o'clock, forenoon; and that all persons lute-
rustml in sold Estate, may be notified thereof
the Truateu will cease this order to be nb|lsb-
«.-dln n. newspaper printed ln Falrtleld ounty.
and post I\ copy thereof on the alga‘ post in
said Wilton, at least twelve days before said
30th drty of January. . .
2:3 (ll-‘.-ORGE A.-l)M'E‘~l. PORT, Judge.
, Notice.
WHEREAS my wife sum A. Meeker, has
left my bed and board tvltbont justcnuse
01' PY°"°¢8t1_0h. this is to forbid all persons
from harboring or trusting her on my account,
“'5 1 Wm P‘? 00 debts of her contracting.
’ . BANFORD MEEh.l~_‘illD
Dnrlen, Jan. 25, 18.34. 3;-3
To Seth Hanford Meeker.
Time has past whcnnll did know -
What times there used to be,
When Blacksmiths’ shops and older mills,
Were all that stood for thre.
If they could tall: thcy’d tell enough
That S. H. M. has ‘seen-—
(A tune of cards that he called bluf,
pith pairs of Jacltsand Quoenl.)
As for the “ board" he whines about,
I never yet have seen it,
Since front my home, I first went onto-
‘Hovr bard he's worked to screen It.‘
But the “ bed", I own I carried there,
As he. never yet hadmeen one-.9
Until my mother gave ‘it me,
For him to lay hieback on.
Many things besides ‘the “ bed,”
That I did curry there, '
But never mind them, let them go,
‘1‘hey’ll do for him to wear.
He may call himself it man.
(But uooue else can tell.) .
But" I. think“. Pussy.” and all the rest,
Will surely lanrllzx -'—.
SUSAN A. RIEEKER.
Darien Depot, Jan. 15.
_ mufifi vusr.r-;t=rur:=.
#4 ~ ‘Watch maker,
would inform his friends and the Public,
through the medium of the Gazette", that he
has again commenced business atizis residence
in Esst.Avenue, (down t-o'»vn,) where watches
of every description w;ll be attended to with
ears and despazcb. For the accommodation
of those who desire it, arrangements have
been made with Mr. Harvey Fitch, who will
attend to receiving and delivering watches
that may be left with him. at his store.
In our rvis2u.=.r- .tv2au.rsr:.-13.
Having _takeu ‘ the new building azgoiniug
the store , Messrs. Alle_n. Meeker dz 0., the
Subscribe 4'e:peci.fully calls the attention or
the Public, and especially the inhabitants of
Norwalk and vicinity. to l1is,establishment.-—-
He intends keeping altvnys a. good assortment
of the best quality of meats, served up in the
best style. He believes they will greatly con-
sult their interest lu buying their meals of hung
having facilities for obtaining my stool; at the
lowest prices and selling for cash, I am confi-
dent. ln saying I can furnish Customers with
meats at. much lower rates than those who sell
on credit. My business is transacted on the
most honorable method, the one price system,
believing one price better than a dozen, be-
side saving a great deal of time in bantering.
All who wish, can have their meats sent to
their dwellings, free of expense,by leaving the
order. A call is respectfully solicited.
Norvvalk, Sept. 7th. STE HEN HAYES.
THE INDEPENDENT.
FWHE Largest Religious Paper in the World.
J. Edited by Pastors of Congregational
Churches in New York and Vicinity. . Among
the contributors to its columns are
Rev. Hnxar Warm Bnncann, Rev. Gzoncu
B. Cuauvan, n.n., Mn. Caanrrs L, Baron,
Mas. Haxmnr B. Srovvn, “ MINNIE
MYRTLE,” and many other cele-
brated writers.
Connnsroreouxrs from all sections of the
Union ; from England, France, Germany,
Switzerland, Italy. and the Holy Land, con-
tribute to enrich the columns of this journal.
In addition to its being the largest, it is also
the cheapest religious paper in the world; and
being publishedisolely with the view of advan-
cing the cause of religious truth, it is sold at
the cost price. Its proprietors are entirely in-
dependent of the paper as a means of support:
(being engaged in mercantile business) and
are determined to spare no expense to make it
unsurpassed either in the variety. richness, or
extent of its matter ;' it‘ will be sold on the fol-
lowing TERMS.-32 per annum by mail ;—
$2.50 by carrier, If paid in advance; if not
paid within three months. 50 cents will be ad-
ded. Orders for the paper. accompanied by
the money, addressed to the publisher, and
pre-paid, will be considered at 0ll1‘.I‘lt!k.‘__'
Nata 2': the Time to Subscribe,
Whether you wish for the paper Immediately.
or at at future date. We are daily receiving
subscriptions to begin with January 1, 1855.-
Thnse who wish to commence then sboul send
in their names, early,‘and thus insure the re-
éeptiou of the first numbers of Volume Se-zen.
Auvrznrr £.\il~:.\"I‘S.-—A limited number will
be taken.
Er.cu.t;-.035.-‘vfe will exchange with any
paper which will give this advertisement two
insertions, including this notice.
Ofilce, No. 22 Beektnan Street. N. Y.
Josgiva E. LADD, Publisher.
my suonzc
1 0 lbs , of Diary butter, for sale at
New York wholesale prices. Eu-
quire -at the stdrie of W. E. Bis:-ell.
9
s
Eévelope
r '2
5, a great variety at
K:v.u>r="e.
-GOLD S. ,«‘£XL'V'ER WATCHES.
Biamontiwldewolry 85. iéiivcr "ti! e.
"’{HH.-l~3uhsct-iber would call the atteu
,'.V_-'_"»"5‘-‘, tlon .-of p1ll‘Cl'1l.‘t‘:-L'1'S visiting New York
{;_.'.f,,§ ‘City-{to his large £'.l?»£l \\'¥.’ll.“-'.'lt‘Cl‘. cstock,
comp:-iv‘ -liit part. the following .\v. liich he of-
fers for fat less. than the usual price-=.,) and
which will be forwarded to all par is uf the Lul-
ted States nnd Canada:-, by mail or express,
free of oblige.
’ JULBI JIi'GiIIwl'Bi2tN' \3i’.£L‘}‘.‘(5‘.i-.'L'.i..-£4’;
Tfarrautod fififect. time-keepers, from 2150 to E2"
lzioorrnn vve.-rcznze
nuplax std Lovers, from . 3125 to SL7.‘-
IIQDDPENDSNE‘ success.
and Quartattsoaond Watches fur tirning
, horses 9‘? 1'25 to 5260
. icrzaowonm-r-nus,
Splendid Gold Pocket Cbruncxrastsra, pctftcfi
time-he ' era $125 to 3250
I 0311' DAY WATCIIES. ~
which rm eight days with once winding $110 to $185
NAMIL WATCHES;
for lady: some In hunting cases 386 to $100
IAIIOND WATCHES,
or Ladleu’, some in In cases 865 to $800
HAG! '1 0828,
which change into three different Watches 0l00 to 8175
WATCHES WHICH WINE? UP
and turn the hands without a key 885 to 3140
.«‘HI IL’i-mls of IVatclit.v at Low P—I-ices.
1?
6‘)
Flneflold Leplne Watches, 4 bulesjewelled 0'25 00
Flue Gold Detached Levers 30 00
Gold Euaznelled Watches for the Indian 35 00
‘ gush Patent Lovers 95 00
' “ " " ,huntlng cases 53 00
Silver Patent Levers as low as 16 00
_-- Detached Levers “ 14 00
Jewelry, Gold :5‘ Silver Plate, Qt‘,
Indies‘ Gold SctI—-Eur-rings, Pins and
bracelets 515 Cal‘: c 875 00
E‘.ar~rluga, 3'.’ to 825 ; Plus, 82 to $95;
Bracelets 5 00 to 50 00
Gold Lockets--one, 2, and 4 glasses 3 00 to 25 00
10 00 to 50 00
Cold Guard Chain
10 on to 110 00
Gold Chatelaine Chain:
Gold ScarfPlns ‘ ___ ,
E3. (7.
rte of V‘I'atcltcs as ewe-Er-y
‘mpg Wnonseati: sun nr:r.tzx'..
No. 11 WALK. Srrtnrrr,
177 (Second Flosr,) nssr Rx-oad-my, New York.
iTru.-t. and Administration account to this‘
,.,-.
1nlj«~rli:r.v and Ina.-‘i-‘r.-3 :-n
. on it‘ GGODS,
. vsanrn I-nu
0 i 1 G I 0 t as ,
Mattmfis, &c.
No’.-2 30-1 3:. 206, Sixth Avenue,
One door tn-law Mlhstrect, .\‘¢w York,
OULD inform their Friends in Norwglk
and vflcinity, that they are now prepared
to otter for their inspection, some or‘ the but
Bargains in the above motioned goods that
has ever been rflb-red In this City 1 in proof of
which, or in proof of our fuollittes for so doin
we umild say, that our Goods are nearly all
purchased of the Manufacturers, bought in the
Auction. Itoome, or Imported direct from the
European Mzsrlsefs, and being under no espeme
for Rent (an important item.) and having on
nstablisbment, which for convenience and room,
as well as for architectural bounty and splen-
dor of fitting up, ranks second to none in the
city-containing live eulirc floors», 30 feet wide
by 90 feet long, and well filled with everything
in the above lines ;' therefore,-. they would say
la the inlmliilantsof Nortvnllr and vicinity,
that if they ‘Wllnl. good Goods at cheap prices,
they will find it -to their advantage to call,
when in the city.
We are now selling Carpets at the following
exceedingly low prices,
Vsn.vm.~;, 12a to I43. Bnusru-:r.s_, 8:3 to toe.
THREE PLY, ‘Is to 9s. Inonux, ‘.’s,6d to 79.,
Atwusori. (rt new and beautiful article, 6s,6d
to ‘Is, and all‘ others in the same proportion.
Goods sent to all parts of the country, and
. thezr safe delivery guaranteed.
The Sixth Avenue Cars and 14:21 street line
of stages go by the door,
I ‘ O'BRIEN’ at DINGEI.
' ‘New York, July 20, 1854. tflll
Javielry Cheap for Cash. 1
BE subscriberis now selling Watches, Jew-
elry and Silver Ware at lower prices than
any store that gives creditcun possibly offer
them. A word to the wise is sufficient.
O. S. CLARK, 2 S.lriddy’s Block.
ItE§§3.‘O7.'.73(1 l'.Baguor.roosyp as
In. Itletv and Splendid Cases .’
UST received a large assortment of every
variety of plain and fan_cy cases,inc1udiug
the new style of Patent Union Cases. which
are considered by all, as a most beautiful and
' durable article. Also on hand stereoscope ca-
us. with carefully selected 1cns,vvhich have
the effect to condense two Daguerreoty es ta-
ken at different angles into one, and t ereby
shows thefeatttrea in a most. perfect and life-
of the beautiful effect thus produced unleal
theylzave seen them. The subscriber is also
takingnwitii wonderful success Crayon Daguer-
reotypes, and at a. very low rate. It is a very
common occurrence for persons who have had
their likenesses taken in Nev: York and else-
where, to have them retaken at the subscri-
befs gallery. ' JOHN AUSTEN.
P ... A large assortment of fancy oases,
Souvcnors. Annuals, Tokens, Lockets, &c., do
signed expressly for Holiday Gifts. Don't fail
to call and get a picture, over Daubttry and
Norwalk Railroad Depot. 51
re,
- -- —--vi - * .
Water Power ror 55:218.
THE Mill norv occupied by Mr. A. M. Fur-1',
situated three“ miles from Norwalk Bridge.
Will be sold very low and on easy terms, on
the owner has no use for it. Address
tf41 -J. H. GILBERT, Pori Chester, N. Y.
Another Glorious Victory.
THE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVET-
ing the attention of the civilized world.
and vrhile_ all are speculating as to the probe-
ble victor. here in ‘Io:-walk. where We are mu-
tually acquainted, no one for a moment doubts
that
TITRK will Conquer 3
Forgtvbere else in t.be*Sta.te of Connecticut, can
Clothing for the coming Winter be obtained so
cheap '3 . I
GLOTEING
FOR THE .MILLIO.\"!
Comfort, Beztuty and Economy’ Cam-
Izined.
The Ilublic are cordially invited to compare
our Stock-of Goods,
"Ready=Made and Made to Order,
with any, or all, similar Stores in Norwalk,
either as to quality, quantity or price. The
best stock of
OVERCOA TS, COATS’, PAN TS, AND 73875,
EXPRESSLY ma rm: E.E:LSON,& ALL THE ET ctrrnnss
of a Gentleman’: 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 fastidious.
PARENTS, this is the place to bring your
aons.. _The stock of goods which we are ms-
kiug up into
Boys’. Youths’ &. Children's
WINTER CLOTHING,
I5 INDEED BEA UTIFUL!
Come, Farmers, Merchants, Tradesmen, come,
Mechanics leave your work;
Go, latvyer, send that client home
And get a. suit of TURK-2
Its all as clear as day, you see.
Thu: no other rule will work,
So long 9.2. people he ve their '.vi<.s
- Thegfli buy their clothes of TUBE’!
’.«Z-‘ll.Fi¥l§’S
o:’e.-5:32: Er Retaii C.’ot.Ein£ Emporium,
uder Cc-nuecticttt Hotel, for-walk.
Puddings not offered as specimens of
tf49
W7}.
U
N. E.
Clothing.
0
iilvartt-'.3t'.l,
'.(_ lZD:< .1 and MORTGAGE on Real Estate
in this town, double secltrity. Apply to
encode 0. STREET.
V ‘HE .3uo:.cril:er gratefully ackno'~.vletig¢s the
=.l':.>er.tl patronage which has new extended
lo aim by are friends and the public generally,
tor the 1:15: I4 years, and hopes by strict appli-
cation 1'.) basin-.-33,10 ulcer. :. continuance of
post l‘:l=:-c-r . He has now on hzlml, anal ls con-
sttx.u'.l_v :.l.ttv.Il-..Ll9.Cl.l.'tI‘lI1g to order, all kinds of
liar-_v::.=. i{-.-wing, greatly increased i‘.i.-3t'acili-
' .;nuufa.ctut‘tng, he is new prepared to
.11 orders in his line with promptueaa
ch, and pledges himself to sell any
3 article in his line as cheap as the
same article can be furnished by any other sim-
ilar l3l4II1Cl1C in the County or State. He
.....d all kinds of articles usually kept
by ;Sa'tdle1's and Harness makers; Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Horse
l;‘-rushee. Curry Combs, Cards, Shamois Skins,
I-it-r-.9 Sheets. Fly Nett-s. &c., also all kinds or
Saddlery W are, Carriage and Riding Whips,
all kinds and qualities, which will he sold at
lI‘tRl.lllffl.CtLli'Cl‘S prices. Orders thankfully ro-
’§
ceived. Terms favorable.
Norwalk, Aug. 11. WM. B. SWAN.
Building Iyioviug,
' - « BY CHARLES Tunas.
ALL. orders for building raising and mov-
mg, left with the Subscriber, will receive
prompt attention and be executed in the safest
and most expeditious manner.
ly41 JOSE-Pl! SHEPHERD,
Carriage Maker, Agent.
District of .IV‘orwalk ss. Probate Court, JV»-
vember 18th, 1854. ,
STATE of JOHN ELLIS, late of Norwalk,
in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors of sold
Estate to exhibit their "claims forsettleutent.--.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
_propcrly attested, within said time, will be de-
g 32 gg barred rt recovery. All persons indebted to
Fine Jold Wedding Rings ,, _.,,-, ,0 ., ,0 ERIC. Estate, are requested to make immediate
Gold Guard Key: . 1 no lo_ 5 Cu P-"-)‘11‘-EDI L0 _
II-:01;-P5’-silt! 2 3??’ lg 33 HENRY. M. PROWITT,
'0 ‘o -..eaa 3 I 0 ' ' '
G01d,g:,mJMa ,: 22 to 3 :0 t1 Administrator.
Gold no 3 ' to 0
Gold Pe:sR9.ndPea.cl1:‘- :0 ":3 30 WEST Jr. RAYMOND,
Dlamoo lugs . 0 4- 0 .
[figmond I-.‘.n.1--rIn.g| ‘*9 co to sou co Hgt, G_'8.p &. Fur Manufactttron,
giniglocntl Pius V lg 33 :0 33 'V‘7'OLLD respectfully call the attention of
0 ms". ~‘-° ‘ ti tF' d t
9°“ Fm'"'m"’ wuhmus 2 Wm 16 00 St le f‘lla?s0§1?(lcC:us lvllllilll sforobgglit “oil
Gold Sleeve Buttons per set I .‘.-0 to 1‘:’ 00 “F 0 _ _ _ _ P I ’
Gold studs , per Sat 1 ..cm 1-_. no Finish, dufaplllty and cheapuess, cannot be
Gold Speclgilti per P5‘? 3 9° F-0 g "0 surpassed. We would also miorm our Patrons
0o'd ii. e- sass ‘ .5 to (At; , - -
m;_ei_ 1?“ spoon. PM ", 5 00 to 9 00 that_vvc have a large and splendid stock of
do Table do 1' .9: 12 no to 31 9,, Ladies Furs,conststtn_g mpurt of Stone Martin,
.1.» Table-Fcrirs par out 13 or to 23 co Fitch, Mountain MIIrt1n.B1a0k Lynnlmitatlon
do Cupipirlsialldna h g :0 1: :3 Errnir. and French Coney Victorinee and C
d0 We 3‘ 1' = """ " ° _ , ' ' ‘ we are enabled to sell at l ow
Cold Armlets for Children P0???-11‘ '3 5? W 9 00? wflm,_u - f ..- extreme ’ I
W,“ 0,,“ max, 1, ;o _, (,3 PIICLS in consequence 0 having laid in out
Cltaacd cord In a 1 be to 5 on steel: e-.=.rly_for cash. We have also a large as-
Silver '1'himbles. llvetTapa 1 new _ 57 sortv.-1eutoiBufl'ttlo and Sleigh Robes, which
I .~
we are enabled to sell at last years prices, al-
though they are much higher in market.
. l \"v’boler=.:xlc dealers supplied on liberal terms.
WEST 3: RAYMOND, Hatters,
35144 L No. 154 Chzttham st., New York _'
ion 8: Di.z1,g-,'ee,l
like manner. Personacan have nocouceeption
@117 flgllrlt g_llll8l’ll5tllltlIl8.
s/-' -.'\.'.r\.‘\. .
l"r0ns V‘I'rlClIE!: la ..
Ilotute, Appleton‘. l‘.i-.,;.
- , . ._ .,—,._~,—.,..--..\.
l.l.';: lit-nercl Advutiaing
2146 um.’ :~:-is Broadway.
. ,.. .-...
LADIES’ mm s'ro1u'.':,,. ’
firopoan «He. Amm-icon Furs.
J. H. lf.-‘.._l‘.l.-'.-‘IX’
HAS Op£*flC\ll‘(lI'l.lll-.)1cJ£t.Il hi"-2 n:'H>~.i 5.915..
did oar-crtmrnt or
F‘ ‘U’ IR 8 .
Chnslstlug of Sdnuze, II. B. .\lar:'rm‘. linxvn
MAIVELV, MINI Murns, ltonr. Ennixu, &o‘.,
Beaidee every other variety. anltabic for
LA DIES’ WEAR.
Ills assortment of Form for Tanasrmos is large
and desirable. Also, a flue assortment of
home’ an cans’ rut omvss, SUUGBL an
LA? nom-zs, kc. .
do in the best
All the above articles arc; ma
style and warranted.
IT."R;~! nlnrtrrismcy in nu“-. aim‘ .\:.=txm;n.
J. H. HARLEY.
No. 2-! John-st.. New "York.
3:143
60 Wedding Cards, with Plate,‘
EAUTIFULLY Engraved for $3. Fifty
Visiting Cards and Plate. 32. Silver
Door Plgteg, from $3 to 810. A 3211 andEm-
busing Press. from 85 to 310. Wedding En-
vslopss, Note«Psper. Business Cards, Notaz,
Soaiet , Commercial and -Private Seals -
~ 3:." , and promptly forwarded to parties
sending a remittance to. _~_ . .
' . _ . A. DEHAREST,
Conceal Engraver,-182_Broadway,.N. Y.
ca-out-11.11-. 139..
Print Sellers t Artists’ -colormsa,
Mattresses.
LAWRENCE dz HAPGOOD.
- utvuoflmmts and Wholesale and Retail
Dealers in curled Hair, curled Palm
1085 Chatham'.¢t., New York
Buried Palm Leaf, lined with Hair, makesa
Mattress equally as good as the best of Hair,
can be afforded for ll. much less price.-—
Warranted not to require re-filling for years. .
Boat Mattresses, Feathers, Pillows,
Dol.1ter.r,¢md Comforters constantly 0.1
Enid. .
0 N. 3. Hotels and boats furniahed at short
notlee,tbe trade supplied on liberal terms.6m33
BTOVHS AND RANGES.
WHOLESALE AND 322411..
HE subscribers have on hand the fiuosf ss-
sortment of Air-tight Cock and Parlor
Stoves that can be found in the City. Stoves
ofall dsscrlptions,st les and desigas,for burn-
ing Wood or Coalxv; £912 we will warrant in
every way. Persons in want of a fine Stove,
for bsauty and durability, will do well to call
at the METROPOLITAN STOVE WARE-
HOUSE, HOPKINS dz DUFF, proprietors,
No. 226 Water-street. New York. _ 312143
J. & c. FISCHER,
Plano-Porto Manufaotory,
ND WARE-ROOM, Nos. 243, 245, 247, and
219 West“I‘wsut-‘eight street, between 9th
and will Avenues, New York. Pianos with
the Eoltsn, and all the best modern improve-
ments, made of the best materials, under our
own supervision ; 9. written guarantee given
with every Piano. .7. 8:. C. F. being practical
lien. and manufacturing very largely, can
finish the beat Pianos, on lower terms than
can be furnished. any where, and it is decidedly
the best place to buy for cash. Those desiring
a ‘nod Piano, and one that will stand and wear
I, can
er.
we ’t do better than to call on J. Jr. C.
Plsob 3:114!
3- 3‘. HiiT5.A;RE’S
Celebrated Wild Cherry Bitters.
DYSPEPSIA, with all its attendant evils,
finds an antidote in the Wild Cherry Bit-
ters, and while the Bitters give tone bud ener-
gyto the stomach and liver, they also allay
nervous excitability and irritation. As by then
Ionic power: they restore the tone of the stora-
ach, create an appetite and regulate the bow-
els. so, by their sedative gfect, they remove
restlessness, night-sweats, and produce quiet
and healthful sleep. In colds, coughs, spitting
of blood or sore throat, they are l nvaluab1e.--
For testimony read the following certificate :
Mr. R. F. HXBBABD,-—I verily believe that
your Cherry ‘Bitters has been the menu,
through Providence, of saving myllfe. I have
been ailing for several years, and for the_ last
year I had a very bad COUCH. It became
worse and worse. At last I raised large quas-
tllios of blood, had night-sweats, and was ‘pro at-
ly debilitated and reduced, and did not expect
to live. After using a few bottles of your 133 :-
ters there has been a wonderful change wrought
in ms. I am now able to walk all over the
city. I raise no blood, and my cough has left
me. You can well imagine that I am thankful
for these results. Your Obd’t Serv-‘t.
' H. MARTHER.
No. 170 Washington Street, Brookly n.
Prepared and sold by Etnsutn & Wutauar:
B John Street, New York, and sold by many
of the dealers in the country.
Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Any person remittln to as 85, by mail. v.-ill
rseeive six bottles by xpress, free to any port
of the United States.
Agent, B. Turner: ; and sold by War. E. B15-
:in1.t.,and D. Srzrncnsox. ly47
Flour elnd Feed.
VF-HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
. and is daily receiving fresh supplies of
Family Flour, Meal, Feed, &c.. which will be
told. at the lowest market prices.
GEO. W. SMITH.
South Norwallt.
Norwail: iron Foundry.
EVERY description of Cssrrxo done at the
cheap as can be obtained
llsbment in the State.
at any other estab-
Galvanlzed Chains,
' Chain Pumps. Iron Fence, Posts. Railings, &o..
&c., furnished to order. Patterns executed at
short notice and upon re9.scu9.ble terms. ‘
lyi ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
, Itlir. E. B. Decker,
AVORABLY known in Norwalit for the
last seven years, as a Piano Forte tuner,
has opened a v.'a.1e room turd keeps constantly
on );a,na.au assortment of‘ instruments from 6
to 7} octaves, selected by himself from one of
the but houses in the city of New York, every
instrument fully warranted and kept in order
one year gratis. Old Pianos taken in exchange
tuned, repaired. &c., ware rooms 27 7 _I3roome
st., between Eldridge and Allen st. N. 1.
no’. 80 Broadway,‘ New York. ","_
Leaf, and all other kinds ofillatfireues, No. '
shortest notice and in the best manner, as .
112111 finrlt 31ll1trtisrmtnfs.
From S. M. l’UII'l-I.\'(iILl. S‘. C-U.'S Aovvrtlsing Again!‘
, 22 ._\'a_ug_u Strap}, New York, and No. 1 State ritual!
’ aton. S. M. }’E'I'I'£NGlLL& 001, are Agents for %_b0
Nurwalk Cuettu aux‘. the moat. influenthland largeetur
i-ul:o.tln;_r?«'evvs;.; pan; t...th in thovnltod States and “I0
Gsnndas. ‘ ‘
Lanterns. .
| THE New J eraey Lantern C0m}‘r-.'.fl&.i\I€ now
5 prepared to furnlsh orders in above
; line on the most reasonable terms. Ofilcc. 154-
'l.[rtidun Lane. New York. Fociory, Jersey
,(‘vity. near N. J. R. R.
l l."‘T 5 HENDRIIKSON it IIQYER. _
; Hpppgkgeping 'Hardvgasre,.
ANCY GOO . '
mm-{ring-. c. nmrnranr,
. _ Sand wholesale denlerainhonlo
l l‘°°l3'“l.’ H=%r_<i'.Ht‘rs.= and Fancy Goods, 601
Brond~Cvar.N._‘r. (.-ptlery. Silver and Plated
l"‘;';‘f‘3‘vnr‘3;mII;°51l10l?1. Izinztmt-ll»:.l and Iron Hol-
...... ;.
._BEr a,Fl’P up 1u.Wo-ad and Willow
vsvareé_ uT ega mgp, Btmlrcls, I>.._-r.-,g,,..¢0,._.,
P91‘ bmg 4 .30. .*~- Our stock has for years
past‘. een cqun to arid now surpasses in vario-
ty antd extcudt only spmllsfistxmighmeng 1,, the
The attention ofllouae-keepers and mor-
cbants is invited to our stock of oods and pfl.
can before buying. 5- 3 0- “MAN.
1115 ‘ 601 Broadway, N. Y.
1'1,-ouch Window Glass.
I-IE Subscriber ofl'e'ra for sale to cash and
short time buyers, his is: and well so-
sorted aboclr of __supérior..Fren ‘Window and
Enameled._Glass, &c., at"tho‘lovrest market pal-
ces. Having unlimited facilities forobhilllg
11. low and uniform article. Pnrcbnnrs order-
ing by mail can rely olfhsvlng their olden
carefully executed.
- , - F'mn._ss 1?. menu.
I44 Chambers St_. near Iludson R R Depot,rv 7
._I'anoy Goods.
, Tuoms & Enwumr GILL,
Iron-mas of Fancy g,oods,'Hosie1-y, Gloves,
Laces, Embrolderiea,,Lluena, Threads, Lo-
cdmotive-needles, Trimmings Buttons, &o.—
Goods from Auction every day.
I;.'I51 ’ . I4_ Dey Street, N. Y.
I-‘Cash Grocers.
anassnaorrou dz Ouxnoaa, wholesale grcr
cers. 203 Chamber st. and 195 Reade st,
New York. Buyers are particularly invited to
an examination of our stock. Orders by letter
promptly attended to at tbs lowest market
rates. I115
Locomotive ioodlos.
Taasa needles are superior to any Imported
into this country. and are only tobe bad of
_ . , some & Eowaao Gun,
1315 I4 Deystreet, N. Y.
9200 Wanted
N REAL ESTATE worth six times that
amount. Enquire at the Gcaette Ofioo.
Norwalk, Nov. 27, 1854. tf48
House for Sale,
.- Or Exchange, in Brooklyn, JV‘. 1’.
A three story brick house, containing 14
rooms, Gas. arble Mantles. etc., situated
near and between Montague or Wall street,
and Atlantic ferries. Apply to the subscriber
E0. 0. STBE.-ET
Norwallt, Nov. 21st, L854. 51
for Sale Cheap.
THE Barn next adjoining the " Mott House."
Said barn to be removed from the lot.-—
For price and particulars enquire at this Ofllce
Iron &. Steel.
FULL assortment of Iron and Steel suit
ed to this market, just received and for
gale by ‘ WM. 0. ST
—
nu.-
REET.
i?.a?.:fiTlT§1‘7i‘0'ii'S E361‘! EMS NT! ,
At the New ‘Wholesale & Retail
CASH GROCERY! l
THE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Public that be has taken the store recently
occupied by J. G. Fowm-an, and having com-
pletely renovnted it, has selected and has on
hand, the most com lete and extensive assort-
men OIG-ROCERI ‘S &- PROVISIONS fhit
over tvas heard of.’ —
Cbzmzry IVIad-9 Butter,
Lard. Pork and Cheese; also, Flour and Feed
-of all descriptions, can be had at prices that
will artonisb the Natives.
A grestt variety of Teas, Sugars, Spices,
Soap. Starch. Molasses, &c., lye.
We are selling at prices lovjrer than any oth-
er establishment in this Town. 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 the will find bin at the old stand
of H. Frrcu & 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.
A
New Arrangement.
THE Subscriber given nofice to ii «
ous friends, and the pfihlic 0' 3 3'11"’ 3."
this and neighboring towns thatghnelia ‘V’ In
cesded llr. A. Scanner, g.t'u,,, e " '°’“°‘
“ Nos-walk look Empo;-gums:
11 Main-st. where dill t t ‘
trade, be bbpss to grit l%:npn.l1~t(_ie:nt;:n 3? tbfi
customers vvbo_will give him a call.
Additions Will constant] be made :9 our
stock, of all New Books o value, and every
t.' I
aléfifi gegitxglyzdkneapgorge Bookstore may
esacrexne ‘b tht ‘e . -
sales and smallnprec:fitsaj‘o‘:u:a3:?it:t° ‘E ‘muck
IINDIIRY.
The ‘"059’? In connection with the Stole
will be conducted as heretofore, in charge of a
macho: Foremané and with increased aii.
gen ttsnew an v1 bl '
been addcd to tbisdepa:-tlzlrlenl. Mmhmuy h“
All jobwork will b
executed. e ‘"°""’ili7s.“ii‘»’aE‘ii§T"
Norwalk Job Bindery.
ORDERS for Binding Magazines, Periodi-
cals, Old Books, .&c,. are solicited from
all towns In Fsirfleld County. As another
year has closed, send in back No’s before they
are scattered and destroyed, and they shall be
bound In a neat, durable manner and at rates
below Raw York Prices. H. S. BEERS.
_ _ INITRUGTZON nu
Vocal and Instrumental Music.
' IVE subscriber, having made arrangements _
a-_""'°fi‘5! he cam {impel a. portion of his
*u;; 9?“!-13.18 ‘m g to give private in-
mmc 0:. either in Vocal or Instrumental
‘hid, $7 ‘"1"’ 3"-3’ desire to avail them-
“ me °.P::t':'5lg;:l mlm ' Anf lirderu
,' S._"hnu, “n.d,_.&c. reeelvc attention.
‘'3 R. ntrmmtc.
, New Bakery.
R. HUNTING would respectfullyinfonn
S
ally, that be has returned to his former busi
none and is now prepared to furnish his friends
with every variety of fresh Cakes, Pies, and
Brad, including Graham, _Rye and Domestic
Bread, 04:. His store, adjoining Messrs. Allen,
Meeker & Co., has been fitted up expressly for
his business, and he hopes to receive a liberal
Eh!!! Of the public p|,tvon.‘e,
Nor-walk, May 16th.
Di ssoiution.
HE Co-partnership heretofore existing be-
fl ti? citing) the Subscribers under the name and
P‘ °{ .3303 JACOBU 3. Stage Propri-
°-°?3a -3 ‘ml 585' dissolved by mutual come: t.
93$?-i%%‘§%‘“°E'
4 .
Rldgefield, Jan. 8d, 1856. 8 it.)
NORWALK UNION SCHOOL.
HIS Institution will continue to receive
uplls from abroad, in tbs Intermediate
and nlor Departments. -
ll tb_e Inter-med.ate Department are taught
the various branches of our ordinary English
Education.
In the Senior Department the Latin. Greek,
and French Languages. the higher Mathemat-
los, and all_ the branches of select English
study. Pupils are fitted for College by a com-
patent and experienced teacher, a graduate of
do College. '
As heretofore the School is desipned for
both sexes,
The Instructors in these departments are as
follows:
tf20
»
PRINCIPAL,
FREDERICK B. BRIGHAM.
Senior Department.
LEMUEL S. POTWIN. B. A.
KISS CAROLINE STIMSON.
Intermediate Department’,
MISS SARAH G. NORTH,
MISS ANNA M. CHAPMAN’
There are two terms in each year, of twenty
tbrve weeks each. commenciu Monday, Sept.
4th. 1864. Pupils can beadm tied at an_-. time.
-u--—
TERMS.
For the Senior Department, including An-
cient and Modern Languages, and the higher
latbematics; per quarter, $5.00
For the above studi-..-s. excepting Latin
and Greek _:. per quarter, 34,0‘;-
Fot the Intermediate Department,
nor quarter, 33.00
For further‘pe.r:iculars. or for admission. in-
quire of F. B. BRIGHAM, Principal.
Oi‘, J. G. BARBOUR, Com-
SAM. LYNES. M. D.
E. C. BISSELL. mlttee.
Not-walk, September, 1854. 37
Notice.
THE President and Directors of the Sange-
tuck Bank have this day declared a semi-
annual dividend of four (4) per cent, payable
to the Stockholders on and after the 13th day
of January next. B. L. WOODWORTH,
Westport, Ct., Dec. 29, 1854. Cashier.
‘HAVE YOU READ ”
“The Newsboy?”
IF not you had better call at KNAPFS and
buy one, or take itfrom his circulating library
31114.?
./V’ Notice.
The undersigned would
respectfully give notice that
they are now permanently estc lished, for-the
transaction of a. general '
43211-ia.gc and Wagon Repairing
busiraess, at the establishment lately occupied
by Charles Isaacs, Esq.. where they Will be
pleased to wait upon such of their friends and
the public in general, as may desire theirvervl-
cea. Orders attended to promptly, and char-
ges moderate. BEERS d7 LOOKWOGD.
N'or:vulk. Sept. 98th. 1854- lrrl
Saddle -Slziiarnese Establishment
. far vvusrronr.
T
HE subscriber would inform his friends and
:he public. that he -has uov.’ on hand at his
estfiliskineut. east side the Bridge, one of the
largest and boat, assorted stocks of Harnesses,
Sllfldléffi, 'I‘ruul.ts, Vallses, C3.!‘p'3t-lJ?.g8, blank-
ets, whips. fly nets. S-::ldler’a Hsrdtvare and
Saddlofls Goods in general. ever before offered
in Weatport, and he would respectfully solicit
an examination of his stock. Repairing neat-
l_v,cheaply, and promptly done. All orders
executed wilhvgare, and work -warranted. .
WM. S. JONES.
Westport, Aug. 14. — “'39
MISS PILG-RIIII,
Over ./Vb. 2 Slriddg/‘s Bloc/r,
ILL open a. complete assortment of late
Fall and early Winter Fashions. 011
Thursday
Decbesues and Straw Bonnets, with Flowers,
Feathers, Ribbons, &c., dcc.
Feeling grateful for past patronage, encour-
ages her to ask for a. continuance of the same.
Ladies are invited to give her ll call.‘ .
‘Mr; Sixty Boys or less‘.
$80,000 VVOBTEI
0 .
RICH DREETS Goons.
w.tr.x. an sacun-roan.
HEARD, GLAPP Jr. 00.,
301 Grand Street.
a
HR dissolution of Partnership of the above
firm requires an immediate close of burl-
eTEbe Stock second to none in New York, can-
taius $80,000 worth of
Rich and Fashionable
SHAWLS SILK8, VELVETS, PELISSE
bLo'1‘Hs, uunmoizs,
7333!‘! AND IAIONY PLAEE
Parollsatus Alpaoca, Canton
Cloths, llslln de Lalnes,
OLOTHS, CJSSIMERES, SJ TIJVE T8,
AJVD VESTIJVGS,
‘Bouaa Keepers‘ Goods,
uzuuv nuns nurses um cwraa,
SEEETINGS. FLANNELS. BLANKETS.
Jritish, German and Domestic Hosiery.
AH of which must be disposed of within the
specified time, regardless of cost or cons»:
uvnce.
‘ The Store was closed and business suspend-
ed on Friday and Saturday, -Nov. 10th a Iltb,
for the urpose of marking down the Stock.-
aud ma lug other necessary arransemen“ f°’
t convenience of purchasers. H1143
Casts. HEARD, HEARD, CLAPP& CO’
H. B. Crane,
An‘ "L Eldridge c Allen-sis.
, 301 Grand-st.. between
Oct. l2th, consisting of Silks. Satinl, —
$ 6 5 0 Wanted
N A First and only Mortgage on Real Es-
Otate, worth double the aruouut..!'0l' which 7
at. will be paid semi-annually. Enquire
gvlxtlif Ofiice of the Nnrwallr Gazette. ’ tf
, , For Sale.
HOUSE, Barn, &;c., with about five acres of
land, located about 1 1-4 miles from the
Bridge, outhe N: w Canaan road. There is I
firet rate orchard, a. good well of water, and I
never falling stream running through the prpp-
erty. Said place Will be sold at a great bor-
gain. if applied for soon. For parncnlars en-
quire of Iilitchel £5 Comp‘ or ‘on the premises,
' , F.E.\IAN CURTIS.
Norvtallt, July 15.1354 * ’ ‘"26
_a
s
A. M. & Co.’s- 4
ODA, Butter, Water, G1-abam,Railroad, 390
l. ton, Lemon and Fancy Cra.cker.a,JuSt 300 ‘-11
from the Bakery and for sale by A. M _ p -
' — ‘SEW assorimentuf Crockery. Chm“ “"1
-Glass Ware, just rec'd.
= E‘or Sale. ‘
f"3xvo netv-dwellings. D5131,‘ in mmlem “ye
commanding a. m9-gmfi°"“‘ View °fd,t:°
Sound,village of Norwalk, and surronn _ g
lcountrv. are offered for sale- All)?’ 0“? desltlnfl
,, ,.e,;,,'.ed ;,u;_5ightl_y and pleasant location,
Wm fi,,.1'¢mgn rare opportunity for invest-
GEORGE .0. STREET.
IJONG Island RLIESIIJ. Turnip
‘ , at
ment.
.——-—-—""“T"._'V A ¢
TAN IA, J appan-‘d and Silver Plated
BR%y"q;re3, English and American Knivesand
Forksl 3; , F. H. NASIPS.
_ . . South, .N'orI_o_a7lIr
HOBBS! ROBBSZ
HE subscribers would invite the attention
‘ of the public to his large assortment of
Romeo, Butl'alo:~, &.:. £c., of the best qualities
and lowest prices. War. 5. J(.‘-IQEE-.
4-6
Wfiporfll‘-Tov. 6th, 1854.
New Wheat. Flour
RICHARD RICi:IARDSON'S and Hiram
- Smith’s Flour, ground from .‘.‘ci:; When:
in any quantity; also, a full assortment of
Groceries. JOSEPH W. HUBBELL.
H. M. PROWITT,
Teacher of ‘Music.
Lessons on the Piano Forte, Melodeon, and in
Vocal Music.
Pianos and Maiodeons selected, vrith great care
as to tone nml quality, for those desiring to
purchase. tfls
V _ Horse Blankets.
NE of the best and cheapest assortment:
: of Carriage and Stable Horse Blanl-:e*.s,
are to found at W11. S. J()1\'ES.
East side the Bridge, Westport-, Ct.-.
Telegraph Ofice (ipen.
THE Telegraph Office in l\'orv-all; is now
open on week daysfrom 8 A..\l. to 9P. AL,
and o the Sabbath from 7 to 8o'clock.- P- M-
Ofice as heretofore at Austen-‘E 9-‘-l-‘V-¢’1T°¥l11
Rooms. Danbury uud Nortvslk Railroad Depot.
October lzth, 1354. 1.v
$ledges & Hammers.
TONE and Blacksmith’: Sledges and Earn
11 5‘ as ‘us: received by A
mm’ a X3 "l WM. 0. STREET.
46
F you want a superior quality of Pay Wa-
ter. Call at l\'.\:.aPP's.
EDDING CARDS and lingraved Plate
futnxshcti to rwdvs‘. cy l\._\‘A}'P.
Salt 1 Salt l
Cheaper titan ever. by
Lumbar; Lumber.- . .
HILL 8: HUBBELL have recently com-
menced the Lumber business at the old
stand lately occupied by Mr. Charles Thomas,
and intend to keep on sale
Timber. Lash and Limo
together with every variety of Lumber _d in
this market. We shall be happy to accommo-
date customers with any l.l1ll:fIIlfi-I our line at
liberal prices. ,.M. ,
’ J. C. HUBBELL.
Norwalk, April 13th, 1854. 15 Game"
"an . .53.‘...
SACKS of prime Liverpool Salt,
just received and for sale ; also. .
Sttgars,
G. HOLMES (Si CO.
35? GEMS! -
NEW supply of fine and low priced,
double and single barrel Guns.,".t1:1rec’d
WM. (3. S"IItlL‘l:'T.
100
by
Great Bargains.
YANG & BARDWELL at West-port-, recite
regularly every week from the New York
Auctions, a constant supply of seasonnhle _Dr-y
Goods. Particular attention paid to selecting
goodsfor Gentlemen’: FVea1~, which will be
mods up to order, in first rate style and at fair
prices. Garments out free_ of charge, when
the cloth is purchased at thl-‘ 5{01'e _
3 Ifyou wish to make goon bar.gau1s_.call
before purchasing elsesvhere. June 20.
For Sale Cheap. _
. BREEDING Sow, with a. litter of six Pigs,
about one month old. For Sale cap.-—
Enqllro at the Gazette Ofllce.
For Sale. .
Y the Subscriber one first 1-ale yoke of
working oxen. one first rate horse, five
ears old, sound and kind in ever} F€‘5P9°t~"
Id 1 f f ‘ .
23.. may or wanto ueeLEMUEL CAM?’
0 his old Customers and the public gener-.-
Norwalk Chronicler