Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, February 13, 1855 · page 4

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 93;-g" cattle in ‘the’ "‘wint‘er,
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 ?3ii.§iil§n=d‘iiavs. is .’ali““"F!‘.‘?—'. W.’
convenient ‘supply of water, ‘ _1n'f this

ourifarmers. fail-~to:.-supplyi the -. wants of

their c_t9ck_mqre than in feeding. Many-

de‘3p3iid°‘fti’r“’w'zit$.i5 upawa brook‘ or ispri rig.
at spine distance fro_i,n;ll1e. lJam- 1" 0011*’
and}. ,_ , n {,h_ r §‘l,1e._cEL‘L,Ll_.‘(3,,pSp,CC_la:
ly thi:gvvgia;a¥l§"§'a':’fid§‘yii13u§'€fElliftlén"; ~.-lie
driven back al!¢l’.'.l!0hc_all0W.e‘.l -130 drill!‘
until theirr-thirst‘-‘becomes. excessive. 9-‘lid
‘then at thé’-lp‘ériTli.of being‘ liooked-and iii-
jured by the others. .

Water well in the yard.
or in song;;xgjéi7,yiniy,,,'shoiild'besiipplied
to the cattle ‘iii"'e‘iifticien_t qiiantmes.‘ 90
that-achey.;cnn-allidrink as..iii_uCl1 33- ‘_h°Y-.
chbbib. ’<'.‘llf-1-‘C-Ile_2: water--is - brought into
t
drink should not bejplajced .11.I1d9|‘ 8 Blled
“El. *.'il§l!*t.P-"$7 9.‘: 0.6.. >"'a*5'..$ .1‘ if is
‘b"-.3:‘.5ill:§..3li‘-?! ..‘l-.9-“."-‘7"’.n“’l-“.55 311.91“ t‘h”S"i
wi lgejtan arousal it,’ and prcveiit the

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 ’.'D:eiil‘5‘rt""C¢‘z‘.ftl;ie*_;‘-,-i‘-fif-'l‘l1',e' veiierablc
edlt‘o_r1'o’E%'tjhe ’= -Massachitsears Plow.‘-‘k’
*"*““‘-¢““‘*"‘— 1"‘ “-"‘7"“"". ; ' lll‘l£ four
""‘“l-‘..l-‘i!E‘3'="~<=s iii.s..s.W.‘=i"'--*"- - '
quarts of.‘ milk’ from -his North 138:0”
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cowtwill yield one pound of 'J.°‘_"I‘ ’ 1
ter. —~I:Ie says :1 I
Afi6‘.1"—')*l£e‘}‘;I/)".’l.':tE(l trials by ‘Gill:-il“:: 
ozhers..th.ere”;;'canlm-1'0 "“r“*“,,,; ,, ‘mm.
dentalluck in iliis iiiaiior. .- 1- ~
hi.’ ‘often been ie.-:i.ed lll ll l-.icioinetei' zil-
“,‘~.n’,]"¢‘m.r_--f-'oui-tli of ii is found to be
.9 - . I , . S _
cmani. Thai is, in a glass .iibe filled up
to"):he.-heir-rht of eight iiiclies, you ‘will
5,1,1 5): !;ol;‘ini_», ifirough ll‘. that :one-
f(IdrC1IL(:)'l.'ll5’lS cream. . - ' .
'_’C¢‘u'-gj3‘p'gn'd§ug,with this, -we foiiiid
:hai',whcii;,\vc _s,et'apart‘ four‘ qiiarts ' 0%
inilléffor-f'ih'a purpose-_oi trying ii. 1”-'1}
there ‘are but threc,.;yi_;iiarts of mill: lull
after the cream i‘s"’l.akcn-=cfI‘. Inc Ollie;
..,,_.,l_ ,... _ _ . - 3 ‘
quar';‘,is,creain. _u-pdgit. yieids a pound o
buL¥L01£;;:.T.-.. ’_;‘_d ”, .
.?B|'lti.iBB>b,l;3§I«:i.Pl1l‘l- of ill? 5l°l'5’ }5 "°
b@§fii§,'Ifi‘[i(’[.é;gve;.Aare:lll{Sly to realize iom
this,.,etoclf..,_'_’,l_i,at‘ many fa rmcrs hnve con
sidé"reLdT.2ie"5.‘.‘..§g,?raiid desidei-atuni lll dairy‘
irfg,-alsWe":are%no\v coiindeut ill“, ‘Ye.-
h:."v"Q faufidz out a \vlioIe -ra-ce of cattle-that
Wi_l_l_P!9.Y9.§.°°“ "*‘‘'*‘e”- We ,§’“‘e"§
“lIst*.*h.e::old' law may be ’‘°'P'3a‘e ,; ‘°;,‘3,,:t
tliat?a-l8‘°°“’°°“'- from l’l°°‘1 3”” - ‘ ' ;

have a good calf.

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We have‘ 'b‘e‘el1':pl-'0VlllgV six-of our full
blei!di.si?;ws.:=iiid-- -h¢.ifer..S-.,. KP“! .. V“? ‘°"?":
hg;d|y,,percei_ve‘a shade of differeiice lll
t;‘,-3}’,-;,§;me5s,of. tlieir milk. And In Fe-.
gi'iri_1'= to.-q’uantity* -we are confident that
tliqe;'_‘y,‘:"\\'i:l=l, all give as much as the avei-
‘ " oiii;_,native cows» _ _ _
 ma, 1' be ,.\vfoug in out ‘ al111Clpa'
figfis;-i'b.uE’_a,S.!»VB have tried six out of
eight c'd\v§,' and heifers with a uniform
ré‘Ji‘r'l'_t',jj'tii'e,probabilities are ail in our fa.
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faiiious-Aldcrney cattle. fmmd 1“
near ‘France, ‘are
 -‘A114?-.l'9.;l!ai’P on for a1°n-‘= .“"‘e
-perfectly ‘distinct and separate from oth-
QI4-.(\_e5“, ,,An(1;ll18ll.‘ 111111‘. 15 Sald l.0 113
_uiil'o}_“mly 'v'ery=rich—-four quarts o it
6‘f{>g{f:[Vfi§l{‘i1_')i_;."a_, pound of ‘butter. .
"'!_”I‘f‘.’T.',tli",'xe,'ii‘_.’tli_e small Alderiieys give 11".!-
fo;-ffiiy '1-ich_uj'.|k,. why may nctthe_North_
Davoiis be:.=a’s uniform in-the quality ol

milk"',!,.<,..: . . .
We hayé -not yet had a’ great iiiimbizr
oi.:.iiis’ ‘re-.a'.i‘— Dévuiis for trial in . .N‘*“’ 13"‘
gland. If they all prove 05 “Ch ‘E5 “)9
Jersey cows, w,i:l__li_av\e:T,_gafin,'3]<)l 0 l7°S'“‘a’r‘;
dair incr—_—for‘-itiefil ort evoii

iii5§.1t,'b‘ié.'aautifull,y fornied,-and they are

kept ”ut‘lLe3sc‘ost than any of our native‘

lxsofg. -Soap,-.-Take seven-

!.eel'i4'*"pt)?i.'i"r"ids. of potash to twelll)’ 0‘

gfglfiié ;"flay:the potash at the bottom ‘Elf

t-liezbar-re'l;.-.boil the" grease and pour it
‘ ‘fin’,-1.-pntin? two’pails full of scalding wa-

t€r,.ifi_1'i1f,s_tir_it all togetlier.‘ Fill up the
barrfel',tl_‘ie'iiext morning with cold wa-
ter», stint upfroin time to time and in
£hr_ee;days.i_t: will be fitfor use, All the
fat‘ ‘who-ich‘ lwilli proper care accu-
mulates in the kitchen, may be “Sell f0?
m_aki,ng,soft_soap-with but very little
 A'i1'bl:e‘,=anil‘a great saving will be made
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[Q-CA-feii.‘ drops of carboiiatc of alli-
mdniaiiii 3a‘ small q‘uaiit'ity of warm rain
wpter,_will,ch,ange ificarefully applied,
" ’é'd‘;§po_t_s l'lp_Oll' carpets, '\Vll€l._llél'

pggqdiiée }l_)y,a.¢:3jd,0r_al|£alies. If a car-

pet is injured-by whitewash, this will

immg:di_3['e‘[‘y'~;_:res;tor?e . it“. Aisollllloll of
oxalic acidlivill iferéifove spots of ink, and
:“a",i€i'lution,of‘tartaric acid will remove
2 .ive’g_etable:.stains.

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‘Manitre for Garden Fruit Trees,-
Make a;co.m'p'osi‘,‘in the proportion of one
,-.~,l,oa.d,_of marsh mud. or some-kindred
xiaubetance, five bushels ofashes, two
filiiiihélspcf bone dust, one-bushel of salt,
 _one "bushel of plaster. l\_/Iix these
',.e_n,b‘st§nces l.l'I0l'Ol1gllly togztligr, let the
-i7!:Vhole:.l_ie.;iii bulk three .wceks, theii
-yggsligvchthe heap over again, and ap-
.,'-ilyiffipd ‘busliel of the compost‘ to ' each
"‘tree,‘sprcadin’g it under as far as the
.li~r“i'ib”s'Né5L"§,7e~n‘il,:__'and dipping in soiiic

_ two inché’s5dc‘ép.“ 
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H , '?ic¢,zueén' Soil and PZant.s-,——
1*" laiitehiél-$iAr:i t_o.:i,iIieriia,tc with each oth-
er .dflllhe<;.$aii1e.’fI8oil. Burn down a for-
e#'6f'-‘p'i“n'es=ini Sweden and one of birch
takes its, place,'foi' awhile. The pines

, after‘k‘i.‘3i~irié"again‘-' 'spr-ing‘—-I-I-pl." ‘and ' ll 1 l 1-
7-‘“:‘r!'i(;:‘t‘e1|‘y'-";‘s'u;'ie_rseil-e -the birch. ~ The same
i;,t.a|;::é"s‘f,"[i1'zrdef‘naturally, Oiif-"the shores -‘of
,,,§,,_eJ:1i.liine are seen aiicieiit , forests of
.,.-nb.,|c;d,'i'.oIn:two to four centuries old, grad-
3‘-%"u5:lly9g*i\iing~.placeat present to a natu-
r;;.il,.gji‘bvg:t,iii‘of beech, and others where
the pin'e'is"su‘cceediiig to boili. In the
Palhtiiiate, ilicwancieiit oak woods are
pfollo_\ve}l“’lry‘jiiat-iiral pines;-rind iii the
"Pyrol, and Bohemia, the pingzs
" filfififiinte’-tvitii ilic; beech. Hastlie o"pe‘i‘-

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-I&ion.of.'..natur'al'causcs gradually remo-

~«3'l"Oé.3fI0.l1l the soil, that which favored the

-'¢'§-in-iliid introduced or given. the pie.
"“do1n'rnance~ to --those --substances which
favor the liegéh-',or t_li_e_;_ pine? On the
1.93515-.!ll.¢»$‘3‘°.9l New Jersey.
thaipieaclmtree .ius.ed to. thrive beiieriihan
anllllllng ‘-'.l.5"i:9.l‘.-‘.l"-il:l‘.‘7.‘.a'§e sums of m°“eY
'w\9rg;[na;‘(i.Q,-{§‘bI'I1J_[lI'§ peach ground in
- tiiat...S.t}iii.2;._..i.3,i1.!:....°f later iws they
have al,m_g4g,_,t,-.g:];~t:ifi‘ely:;-:l‘£l_il,,€:(l.__ In Scot.
, land t’l'l6?'-ds"(‘.‘.%)fE5ll.,"I1l."ll.5lS:y'l3I?€l1':l{nO\Vll to
‘ 901:1l.l°0Ii0é.‘9l’€:!"3ll}:.'3T93.’9f"fiV‘!5 or
_;h;i1ndre_d [facres-—‘-aiii1“tlie”‘ ‘forest of
---lIi'ch-are.now in many localitie_s,exli'ibit-
ing a si_inila__if. decay-.—Pz;oj'_.y Jolmsta/2.
ovfrisi

5,_m., , _- ever _‘l‘ieai"cV1l_..-; of
,_H_§9;3:l;i,r‘ig.tI, cuciiinber? we h‘ez=.ro'ui7 read-»
,‘,’_.,;_e;n_.c.xclsini, ;;. .'1.‘.ry. it; and1theii"tie'll your
rm’ i1CigllibOI‘S"l10.\V'\Vell apoor man may live
W-"ginithifi country.” '~'I~‘ake‘a cucumber just
‘V “fa 'it‘-’l$€iig’_i,ii_,s’ ’to,,_turn, 'yc,llow‘,= peel and slice
5-...J?-ilillile-S0‘!¥?l§.‘1-C:-Ylf“l.‘i’.l‘i .‘“°P it into cold
».!|.Vlt,0r5..aiid boil ~.lll‘l.ill . tender. Season
with-eairand pepper-—-mix with --butter
and fry.-,.-dfewgcnp‘---tell , it from egg-
E32‘:-I:%ll§-"The‘.{¥§0!il$._6tr$?5'$.}’S"f.'ii%l1in8
machines are being shipped at liiladcl-

§@$9_l

Trees
AT 'I‘HI'l SOUTH NOl_iWALl{
V ..3N"[J'E.SEE.'Y.
‘THE Proprietors wish to cull the attention
' of their ciistouici-s and tire public to their
choice stock of Fruit and O_i'niimcntn.l Trees,
0OIlSli!tll1g of Apple, Pear, 'Pluin,‘. Chér_i‘y‘,’
“Pi.-rich. Apricot, Quince, Strawberries‘, Goose- -
berries, I»Vli-itc Blzickberries, and black Naples
Ciii-i'aiit.=.. ‘ ,,' . ‘ ’
Norway Spruce, White Pine,’ Bulsoiiir Fir,
Amcricrin Spruce, Arboritas, Weeping-willow,
Hor.-:=: Chestnut, Mountain Ash. _ .
Also, the pure Red Antwerp, .wl1icli-we war-
rant, undrholdi oiirselvcs ‘responsible; for its
being the puieplant. _ i ; -
.GEO. SEYMOUR &,Co. .
 We wish to call particular attention to
our large stock (being the largest in the State.-)
of dwarf'Peai's, of 30 or 40 choice varieties-

fomnsrownsnwn

h?“§ErdE°the’trou§h" from -vzliicii ‘ they

' -ii'i‘st'eadi of ltlrc ’iEx‘eciitoi's.

.,‘1VIONII1Vs‘..E~;%N‘i'S

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The l\l'oi*vvall:,1V£ai'bl€-3 Yard-

.-\"car the Bridge, .‘v"oI't0a1I'-3 0071"‘-5

EPULCHRAL Monuments <2: Grave Stones
of every vm-g‘,-_.¢.y of patterns, and of: the
mosts‘i:‘ii1t'u1vi-orkmanship. ‘The vest assort-
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and workmanship, as_this_will_be. more satis-
factory than to purchase of Agents, without an
oppO1‘ll).nIl.y of testing t-lieuquifility of the "arti-
clc contructccl for. .
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iio1ii‘e‘r‘t.«;s one of the’ following Gifts‘. --. -
1 Farm in North Buffrilo Township,» Armstrong
Co.," Pa. 116 acres of land -all tillable, and’
under it good state of cultivation, 26 -acres

. <’-Epic‘-'0-‘llent timber land, 90‘of ‘cleared, inclu-
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J ty"t’w'o miles-from Pittsburgh, and one and
a hal-f-miles fr'oin'the' Allegheny river, val-

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HYG-EANA.
B/‘might Hum: (0 the Door cf 1/16’ -'l‘1Wl0’1-
\v0Ni)r.iti»‘Ui. Dlscu\'ei'y has recently
been ni- dc lrv Dr. Curtis. of this city, in’
the tl:C‘.1l.l'i.1t.‘#l Coiisiiiiiptioii. Asthma And all
diaccu-cs ufii Lung. Wu rel‘-.-r to '_'Di'. Cur-
tis’ llygcuri-.i._ or liili-.i.liiig Hyg-i.-iiii Vapor and
Clici‘i'y .'\.'_vriip." With this new method D1’. 
has r-..-.-tor-cc! iii:iii_v iifllicted ones to perfect
licnltli I:I.: ziii cviil-_-lice of which lie liiis fumi-
ll1C'l‘:tl_ilt‘ uni-tiliciilos. Siieiiking of the ti'c:it-
incnt. is pliysiciuii l‘C’ll1‘.l.l‘liSt Itis evident that-
iiihaliug-consfaiitly brcutlilug an agreeable,
hezi.lln;_: vapor, the medicinal properties must
come in direct coiitzicl with the whole of the
aria! caiiity of the luiigs, and thus escape the-
lllzl-Il_‘i' iiiiil vi-.ried cliiiiigcs produced upon them
when introduced into the stomach, and‘ sub-
jected to the process of digestion’. The Hyge-
aiuii is for sale at all the druggists’ tlirougliout
the cuunl.ry.——./\‘.- Y. Dufchnum 0./‘Jan. 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast; under the
linen ivitliout the leastiiicoiivciiicnce-—thc heat
gfthc body being siiflicicnt to CV{lpOl‘0.tc the
,1 Z .
Hiiiidrcds OICASES of CURES like the follow-
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Slftlldlllg. Jas. I’. Keescbri-r_i/, P. Jlf.
. of Dimcamion,-Pa.
I am cured of the A.ST1l.\_IA of 10 years stand-
ing by D1‘. Curtis’ Hygcuna. , .
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Ml'.~.l. P-.iul of No. 5 Maniniond st., N. Y., was
cured of ii severe case of Brunclictis by the
Hygeana.
My sister has l7L‘l3l'l cured of a Disriiussixu
Coven of several years strinding, and decided
to bi.-incui'ub1c by her Physicians. She was
CURED in ONE .\[.).vru by the Hygeanu. , i
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market. _ , ‘

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 -_. 0_II.-S‘. OILS !

. OILED and Raw Linseed Oil, warranted

pure. .

.Blea.clic(l,..Elepl1ant Wliale, L

. Rosin, Lord and Machine Oil ,
Pure Ncats Fool; Oil, for sale by th 1,. '

orgretailcd. at lowest. rztt-es for pure arliclfsfel

‘Oct. 9, 1854. WM. C. S'I‘REET_

.Wanted, $2.5 0,

N llfortgage Security, for a term of years
prild. Enquire at the Ga;ettc_0ffice.

amp Oil.

 

for whicheeiien per ‘cent. interest will be
If

District of .N‘urwal/r’ss'. Probate C'oz'4r:, Jau-
uary 27!/L,.1855.
, STATE of GEORGE..MIDDLEBROOK,
late ofWilt’on', in said District, deceased.
_ The Court of Probate for the Districtjof
Ix oi-w:i1k, hath limited and allowed six months
lvom the date hereof. for the’ creditors of said
Lst-ate to cxliibit tlicircl:iims‘forscttlcinent.—
'lliose who neglect to. prcsciit tlieir.a."c‘counts,
properly ii.l.t-c.-ted, wi thin said time, will be de-
biii-rcd ti recovery. All persons indebted to
SW1 Estate-flrc.1:eriucstccl to make immediate
iinymcut t0- -. . CHARLES MARVIN,
31-‘J I Adniiiiistrator.

" URSUANI‘ to an order fi-oui the
1) I’i'obulc for the District of Noi'\vSlIr1,“\tv'i(ll
be sold at Public Auction -to‘-the highest bid.
dcr, on the 21st clay of‘-February, A. D. 1855,
at .510 0.’cl0Gk. 11.1 l»l10l_'0l‘9l1.00fl» (“Bless pi'ev-i6us-
1_i,i' disposed of. at pi'iv:il.-c salc,) so much of the
Real Esta.te.0f J OHN TALLMADGE, late of
New Ca.na.uii, cleccasc§l,,iis will raise the sum
of $221! 2-}, Wllll'lllCl(1Gl'll.Rl.cllal‘geB of sale —
Sale to take place on the prcinisesin said New
Ciiuaan. ’I‘erms.mzi.cle known-at the tiii of
sale. . .» --WATTS COMSTOCK,

A person dulyfiuiithorized to sell [email protected]=i.iI1}stgte

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_ scribers, and foi'wards'(l0)'ten dollars. will re-

l-llllle to re-publish the following British ‘

, vol. 400"~~pag'e:-3, -royal 'l2ino.-cloth,-igilt....'.Price

theo

:BnU§fiiTs'i.i";iii"i.i'Jii:,
at
 of all kinds an

Cubans-‘or dl_fl"l§fen0 pin

ue.r1_p,t_ . 310,000
' (An'y_'ii1fo_rmei';io':i regarding the farm
can be obtained of 1’. Black. the pros-
‘CH1; occupant. of the pr‘emlS¢_3:—:;)
1 . Tavern Stand in the Village 01"
" Smicksbiirg. Iiidiiiiiii Co., Pa-. - The
-House‘-.is a. large two story frame
ihuildlug, 7.8 feet front, and well fiirn- ,
iahcd. also :1 large stable and other ;
ulleceséllry out biiildings all iicw.-— ,1
Valued at 5:000 1
1 C‘-oiintry Residence, inA1'msti'ong,Co., ;
‘Pa. A largef‘i‘ame'Cott:igc dwelling, '
stable, and one acre of land, with it ‘
variety of choice fruit and oi'nament.- ;
:11 trees. About five miles from Frce- l
port. '.l‘lii-: biiildings are all new.-— l
Viilueil at 3,000
10 Cents fine Gold Watches, valucd, 1,000
10 Ladies do do do 1.000
100 Gents Gold Pciicils, do 500
100 Ladies do do 400
The Cclcbratod Trotting Hor:-re Bcii
Bolt with Sulkcy and 'l‘rapp_iiigs.—
Vziliicd at ‘ ' 500
1 Building Lot in the Borough of Kit-
tinining. 1.000
" 1 lliiililiiig Lot in the Borough of
Fi'cepoi't. . 1,000
‘2 Superb Rosewood Pianos. 1,000
4 Rosewood Pianos. 1,200
4 Prince & Co., ' Melodcons. 6-10
18,000 Beautiful Steel Eiigruviiigs. 9,000
20 Beautiful Silver Watches. 500
50 Supei'b‘Accoi'dcons. 750
100 Gold Pena. 1,500
18,000 Popular Literary Works. 9,000 -
18,000 Most Fashionable and choice . .
pieces of Music, ‘ 4,500
3000 Beautiful Corucliun Rings. 1,500
.1690 Beautiful Gift Books. 1,690
2 Loans for One Hundred Years, with- '
out security or interest, of Cash, 3500
eac . ' .- 1,000
2 Loans One Hundred Dollars each. 200
60,000 Gifts. Valued at $56,380

The ‘subscriber would distinctly state, that
when the Books are all sold that the prop-
erty above named becomes the sole and abso-
lute property of the certificate holders, in their
joint capacity to dispose of as they think prop-
er. ‘ He relinquishing all right, title and inter-
est in‘ the same. _ ' ' , '

Each personwho gits up a club of ten sub-

ceivc’ by Mail or other Convcyances, ELEVEN
TICKETS. -
All orders for Books by mail or otherwise
should be addressed, post-paid, to P. O’BRIAN,
Iiiltanning, Ai"insti'ong County, Pa. i
33‘ It__is confidently believed the, drawing
will take place by the first of June, 1855. 3

“f-EDDING Envlelc-pies, a. great

variety at
Kivarirs.‘

Life of .Horace on-ee’1e'_y..

A NEW supply just received -at '
- _ KNAPP~‘S.'

 ‘miss PILGRIIVI,

. Over ‘J\"a. 2 Skiddy’: Block, .

ILL‘open 9. complete assortment of late
Fall and early '.Wiiiter Fashions, on
Thursday Oct. 12th, consisting bf Silks. Sntine,
Declieaues and Straw Bonnets, with Flowers,
Feat.lici's, Ribbons, &c., &.c. -
Feeling grntefiil for past patronage, encour-
ages her to ask for it continuance-of the‘ same.
Ladies are invited to give her a. call.

, House Por -Sale, —
.; , 0rE:rcha1ige, in Brno/l‘l_1;n,.i‘V'. I’.
A three story brick house, containing 14
rooms, Gas. Marble 'Mantles, etc.,' situated
near and between Montague or Wall street,
and Atlantic ferries. Apply to the siibscriber
' ‘ GEO. O. STREET.
Norwalk, Nov. 21st, 1854. 51

 

 To Persons out of E-iiiplo-_i/nienl. ‘Q, '-
AGIENTS ‘ WANTED

IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNITED STATES.
I The most Elegant and Useful Volmne of the Year.

Sears’ ' Great Work on Russia.

JUST published, an Illustrated. Description
of the RUSSIAN E.\I1’IRE. Bcing:iPliy-
siczil and Political History of its Governments
and pi-oviiiccs,‘Productions, Resources, Impe-
rial Govcrniuent, Coninierce, Literature, Edu-
cational Means, Religion, People, Maniiers,
Customs, Antiquities, etc., ct-c.,‘ from the latest
and iiiost authentic sources. Embellished with
about 200 Eu vi-aviugs, and Maps of European
and Asiatic ussia. The whole complete in
one large ‘octavo volume of about 700‘ pages,
elegantly and substantially bound. Retail
price $3. 1 p -
Thiswork has been several yearsin prepara-
mtioii, and will, it is believed, meet in the ful-
lest acceptation of the word, the want so uni-
"versally felt for reliable information on the
history and internal resources of a. country oc-
cupying so large a portion of the Eastern Hem-
lflllele, and holding‘ so formidable a "position
a the present time to the rest of Europe and
Asia; but of which fariless'is‘kiiown"tliaii or
any other European nation.
II.

jg‘ Also, ii. deeply interesting voluiné,“eii-
titled “THE REMARKABLE ADVENTURES
OF . CELEBRATE!) PERSONS,” embracing
the Romantic Incidents and Adventiires in the
Lives; ' of ’ Sovereigns. Statesinen, Generals,
Princes, Warriors, ’I‘i'avellers, ‘Adventurers,
Voyiigcrs, &c. eminent in the History of Eu-
rope and America-, including Sketches of over
fifty celebrated» heroic cha.i'acters. Beautifully
illiistratcd with numerous engravings. One

 

$1 25. -
The Subscriber publishes a number of most
valuable pictorial Books. very popular, and of
such 0. moraland religious inllucucetliat while
good men may_safely engage in tlig.-i_r circula-
tion. the will confcra public beuefit,_9.nd re-
ceive :i air pariipenagzttoic for their labor.

To men of enterprise ’ and “fact, this
business offers an opportunity for profitable
employment seldom to be met with“. ‘

ms Persons wishing to engage in their sale
will receive proniptl by mail, a‘Circular con-
taining full particu ars, with “ Directions to
persons disposed --to-act» as A cute,” together
with terms on which they wil _ be furnished,
by addressing the-subscriber, post-paid-

ROBERT SEARS, PUBLISHER,
181 I‘VilIi(rm 'Sfre'ct,_ Nqw York.

Crow Bars..
OLID Steel and Steel pointed Crow Bars,
for sale bv M ; WM. C_. STREET.
St. -Nicholas.

THIS celcliratcd Cook Stove we beg leave
to call to the attention of the public. It
has no S1112-el‘l0l‘, has but to be seen to be ad-

ces where they are in use given by the- hund-
red- C. it E. K. LOCKWOOD.

, ATCHES, Stove and Shoe Blocking at
wholesale at ' LOCKW00])-'s-

Matches.

E would call the attention of the public
 ' "to something new in. the way of Match.
es, tliere is no siuell arisiiig l'I‘0llIt1]é[1se‘ of
them,c.re sure to ignite and are 50 prepared that
the whole stick is burned, thus avoidin :-.11
bjectionfroin smell, poor matches, c;_

and Retail. - ' 

C. if: E. K. LOCKWOOD.

MIRRORS for sale zit

We sell Wholesale
6 I .

 

LOCKWO0D’S.
nope‘.-i and .'Coi'dage
.LOCl{WOOD’S.

d descriptions at
.1-LQQKWOOD’S.

férné‘-st- -- -, --
LOCKWOOD'S. ,

i'cii‘srér&.is—a'i~7' ‘

 

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Dated at New Canaan this 31st day of Janu-
ary, I855. _ 333



LOCKWOOD’S.

T

;eI'fl.l, that he has taken 9. store on the west side
fof the bridge, opposite the Post Omcc, No. 1
Water-st., and fitted it up in good order, Whore
may be foundat all times a large st
ladies’ and cliildren’s Boots on
descriptions, manufactured by it

mcrs’ work made to orderyw
dc:-ipatch. A sliarc

 ‘ Cheap Gas

:Pliim, Cherry, Apricots (on plum find P951911

mii-ed,cnd used to be appreciated. Rcferen- - '-

ity, at 'wliolesule‘iirid retail, by A. M. .0 Co.

NEW B0O’I‘, SHOE,
Lcathi-.i' & Finding Store
‘WHOLESALE .2 RETAIL.

HE subscriber hereby gives notice to the oil-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-

ock of'gent’s,
(1 Shoes of all
is expressly for
this market, by the best of workmen and of the
best materials; no exertions will be spared to

please those who favor us with it 0011- C115-1°‘
it-li neutncss. and

of public patronage is re-
solicited by J. P. HANroR1?._Jr-_
ticular attention paid to repairing in
Norwalk, Aug. 9th-

"Fur:
h Grocery Store.

5 HE'subscribei-s would return their thanks
T to the public for their very liberal patron-
age for the last two years, and they hope that
by strict attention to the wants of the comm‘..-
nity,a.nd by fair and honorable dealing, to mor-
it and receive a. continuance of their former
custom, believing as they_ do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, at as cf.-cap
crate andof as good :1 quality as can he found
at any other store in tli._c,~' country. ., Tlicynrc
now ofi‘ei'ing- great. bargains in Teas, Siigms,
&c., and would invite an examination of their '
liu'gc.an(l-fi'esh st-cola‘ of’ Ginceries‘ and provi-
sions. - G. HOLMES 8'» CO.

Old stand,Eac.t sideblain street.‘

New German Nursery . “

STEPHEN HOYT .

AVE on hand andoffcr for sale at flwil‘

_Nui'sei'ies.situ:ited one and a half miles

east of the village of New Canaan. and ”“"‘°
and El. half from Norwulk :

Apple, Pear, (standard and dwarf‘s,) Peach,

spectfiilly
_;:§“ Par _
allits brancl-io.s.

.__._—

stocks.) and Quince Trees. _

Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fril-
tolf, Francoiiin and (the true) Red Antwcrp,
English Gooscbcnies; Ciirr:ints,black English,
i'ed'aiid white Dutcli,superioi' varieties ; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape Vines-

ORNAMENTAL 'fam:s.—Horse Chest-nut. 11101111-
taln ash, silver maple, larch, spruce. balsam ll!‘
and arbor vit-ms. For vigor and hcatlthfulncss
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country.‘ _

Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock 0l"<1PPl0 trees,
that they be such as are of healthy. 500118 and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers,
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurserses now occupy more “Ill! 15 =|“—1‘€‘-3 01
iana,embmc‘i.ng more than 2.00.000 .ci_i1t_im$cd
Fruit Ti"ecs.'. ' ‘ " ‘ ’ ' I ‘ 1340

' G-hoilcelandl Selected Teas".

, ' CHESTS of Green and Black Teas.

4 ‘Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
inpriceand quality, they é1'egOSIIJ111‘1[8I1;léJ1:&|:lv.I_’3-O.

Selling qfl'Clz.eap.." ' I
r 11E subscriber is selling his Watches,
F Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 pei-_cent-.
reduction in prices. If Y0“ ,“’““t Z0055 3'1 my
line cheap 93;; at No_ 2 .§1;iddy's Block, sign of
the Red Watch. 0_-'_§_-fr-sf:-_-_
Silver and Plated Spoons. orlrs,
Butter and F9'm'—_t Knives, S2l'l’C7'
¢§- plated Napkin _Ri2-vzgs, cf-c.

HAVE :1 very fine stock of the abbviegooils
I- on hand -Wl1lCll_Wl11' be-sold much lessthfln
can be bought by pedlers, rind handsomely ‘en-

graved without charge.‘ A 2 k

,..._§

Accordeorzs

REPAIRED and tuned. Also
sprtnient for sale at

rt large rip-
CL.iBx’s.

Pact llfonics.
OU can find every variety and price of
Port Monies at ' O. S. CL.uix’s.

. Sewing B1.-7'd8.
F t 1e and price at '
O °m’d.'vs’. Ci..u:x’s, é S‘kiddy’s Block.
FINE assortment of Bohemian Ware. con-
A sisting of Vases of most exquisite finish,
not to be excelled--byany in New York. City,
for the price; Also. a splendid assorlrnciit of

Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 55. to $0 the
pair, at T. B. GRIFFITHS.

Ornamental Boxesfor Ladies
UST received some fine Boxes of alabaster,
rose wood, &c.. 0. S. CLARK-

Do you wisli. 10 see
HE finest ass_oi~tmcnt of POCKET CUT-
LERY ever shown in Norwnlk ? Call at
2- Skid(ly~’s Bloclv, sign of the Rod
0. S. CLARK.

 BUILDING LOT
FOR SALE.

gfl The building lot recently owned and
occupiedby Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flax Hill, is
offered for sale. on very reasonable terms. It
consists of about 1 1-4 acres of good land,wiih
numerous thrifty and well-grown fruit and
shade trees,standiug thereon, a well of of good
and never falling water, with the collar and
fouiidatioii of the foriner building, flag stone
walks, a newly erected picket fence fronting
the same, Jrc. It is eligibly situatednpoii the
main road leading from South Norwalk to D3-
rien and but a few minutes walk from the de-
pot. Any person wishing a retired location,
‘both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at a very low-price, a
most beautiful and ’ desirable location for :i
country residence. For further particulars in;
quire of Mr. John Knapp near the premises, or
of the owner. JOHN S. WILLIAMS,

./Vfo. 40, Fulton st., N. Y.

PVatclzcs, Clocks,

AND cl kinds of Jewelry repaired . -En
graving on Spoons, Rings, Coffir . fates,
dtc. executed in a superior manner by L. CLARK
at N o. 2 Skiddy"s Block, sign of the Red Watch
0. S. Ci-..ulx. ,
U

T

my store,
Watch.

. . .. . .3800-

WHITE RoEfl{away"Shhd'fo‘r Plasferin g and
House-cleaning purposes, for sale by the

subscribers at his Marble Works. - '

tf22 SMITH dz MORGAN.

Pumps.
A Pl NE Assortment of Pumps, consistin col‘
Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells of
any depth, both Force and Suction Hose and
Pipe attached, ifi wanted; Cistern Pumps do
various sizes ; Brass and Iron Cullenders, at
F. H". NASH’S-, South JVormai/.'.

“'-P
‘ _ _ N_a1la, .
Nquantitics to suit purchasers at lowest
rates, at CHICHESTERS.

ARDEN Rakes, Spading forks. Hoes long
 -and short - liandled_'inn.n_ure_forks, shovels

of all kinds. Farmers and.Gardners would do

wellto call at .- ' E.‘VA'Cuicnas'rsa;

Cheap for Cash. .
THE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
' - cash French and American Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian
Ware; flne‘Ge'rman.-Accordeons and Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. GRIFFETH.

-Wanted Immediately,
ANYql1nntity' of persons of all ages and
’ , condi,tl,on_s to purchase fine Watclics.je’w-
elry an elegant Silver Ware, now on exhibi-
tion daily at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.

--5 ~- ' -O. S.CLARK.

School Books! !

. LL the Books used in the Union and otlie’
, Schools, constantly on hand and for sale
at the lowest pi'iccs,'at KNAPP’S.

Clocks! Clocks! Clocks !

HAVE a large assortiiiciit of Clocks‘ on
hand at prices varying from one i1ol_la'i' to
25, and of it great variety of styles. -- ‘
Call and sec at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
- ' - ' ‘ O. S.CLARl{.

ASH tiibs,w_ash boards, pails, brooms.

baskets-‘of till kinds,‘ mackaroiii, and .

fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ;' sweet
‘corn for -boiling, prepared by the Sllali£‘l’s;
fresh groceries, received daily of the best qiial

Flour, Sa‘-It‘, Meal, Peed, &O
LOUR of _difl‘erent.bi-a.nds. Rock, Hay, and
Sack Stilt,-.-C0111 Meal, Fiiic Feed,,Corii

and Oats, kept constantly on hand at-.i!.lie ,-Old
lllillgjaiidifoilslale in quantities to suit p'iirclia-
sers by JOSEPH W. HUBBELL.
Nor-walk, June 5th, 1854. £023

ELIIVENTH edition, 3-10 puges,’cloth, with

representing all the di
gans of the mimic a
plcte mid pmctica
mysteries an
male sexual t a
latest expemnefl S_ 9-D _ _.
tion. It illustrates anatomiciilly and fully in 1th
tlic plains cvcrytlilng pertaining_ to the ni_clc 01‘
female genital systems ; with 9. full description
of the caiiscs,symp
of all diseases to whic
secret. habits of youth and excesses of mature age
as impotency an
tic-us, syphilis (pr _ _
0I'l'lJ9§I', blcnnorrlirigic, etc. with numerous cer-
tificates of the must unparalleled cures cvei‘p_e1'-
formed. Every person both
glc shoii
at 1‘
Post Ofiice 422 Broadwav, and by

way

1

iérnnrcax. rinvrezm awn maxi-
. mm: c: cums.

seventy flvc colored enginyings-—
senses ofthc genital or-
nd female; the most Hm-
lwork on i.lic physiolog lc_al
d revelations of the male and le-
systeins ever published; Wm‘ “*9
discoveries in reproduc-

nearly

toms, and most certain cure
h they are liable ; from the

d innocent or uiiforseen affec-
imary and constitutional) gon-

miirricd and 8111-
Id read this work. Sold by String"
owns'cnd.‘222 Broadway, at the Broadway
' the author
Di-. Larinont, 42 Reads street. corner of Brad-
,Ncvv York, formerly from Paris and L911-_.
Price 8 1 , mailed free of postage to 811?

don.

New York.-

Box 71 Broadway, Post.Oflice, The author

Agents wanted in every town,‘ k
cures all the diseases treated on in the W01‘ 
at his old office, 42 Reade street, corn?‘ 0.

Broadway, from 11 A. M. till 2 P._M., 0l1<1“1‘;’_“_1.
6 till 9 evening (Sunday from 2 till 3 P. 11- 41

N. B.-—No_i. the urug Store. 5'
-‘ Extracts from Editorial Notices o _ n °m_
- npcrs :—“ Wc’concur with the other papers in ‘ire ans
mending Dr.-Larmoni; a_nd his worké -*[C?“l§‘,'; ‘Itch

I-ltrits Unis, German DIP Reforms. -‘“.1<l!I3 1P- r
Staatii Zcltuug, National Democrat

fa number of News-

, D35 Bpolr, Ens-ie:.;
Standard Ilahway Advocate Empire City, PoliccG‘uZ0W‘:'
Nciv Yor ' Pick, New Brunswick Times.

Peed, -reed.
HE subscribers‘ keeps constantly on liaml
every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure to sell to his customers at rill -imeS-

and no growling. Give us 1;} tglilims & C0‘

Shaving, and I-Iair-dressinfi
AEsubscribei' is still to be found at his old

address,securely‘sealed. Address all letters V

-.--my-s

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03>

N‘. Y. &. N. H. Railroad.
1854. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1855.
Commencing Dec. 11, 135-1.

Trains to New York.
From .N'e-u- Haven.

Ci70M.\{0DA'I‘ION——Ai. 5.;-:o.7 .00 min. 9 .33
A. M. and 4.15 P. M.
The 7.00 A..\f_. train receives passengers fronw
the Dnnbury Railroad at 1\'0rwall.'. .
The 9.35 A..\f, train receives passengers from
the Hm-tfora,Springllcl(l, and Callill Railro-ails
at New Haven, and from the Naiigatiick Rail-
roiiil at Bridgeport. ‘

I

I

E2-press'train from Boston,) receiving passen-
gers from New London, and Canal Railroails zit
New‘Haven, from the Hoiisiitonic Railroad at
Bridgeport, stopping at Bridgeport, IVO['\'i'l2.lk
and Stamford. At 8.00 P. .\r., stopping at
Bridgeport, Noi-walk and Stamford.

SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Norwalk at 6 A..\f. for
New York. ' _ .
Housalmiir Rail-road.

' Passengers for H. u tonic Railroad will
take the 9.35 1.1:.‘ ii‘: in .0 Bridgeport.

*Da7zbu.r_7) and .\ uxivalk Railroad.
‘ Passengers for -tho lhinbury and Nimvallr
Railroad will take the 1' A. .\l’. and 4.15 P. ‘-1
trains to Norwalk.
Trains from New York.

‘ For .N‘ew Hai-rn.

Aoco.\i.—-At 7 A. .\i., and 12 .ii., and at :
and 5.00 P..\I.

EXPRESS Tmiixs-—At S A. M. and 3 r. M. for
Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, Springficlvl
and Worcester, the S A..‘~I. stopping at Stainfoi-il
and Bridgeport. the ?. i'..ii., at Stamford, Nor-
walk and Bridgeport.

The 8 A.M. train connects with H oiisatriiiic,
Canal, and New London Railroads. '

The 7 A. .\I. Accommoda-t-ioii, and 3.30 1’. ii.
trains connect with Danbury .1: N0l‘W0.-lk Rail-
road at Norwalk.

i
I

.30

-—.._.

stand, west-side the Bridge, ready tn serve
his customers, in all the depiwtmcnts of shav-
ing,hairdi'cssing,head clcnsing, &0-, 559- IE3
ma ny years experience in these branciips, 0
deems it sufiicient guarantee of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pa:
roiisge. Particular attention paid to cu -
ting and dressing of children’ hair. Sick P917‘
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading J ourn_als of the d0Ydf°1' a‘ C3,?
his News Depot, andls-418°“ f‘l'lEA “‘;‘5wm 
Express; all packages left to is car 7 -

£§°m§§',.’2f-.",'lvs?3d.e.d' GEO. w. JENNINGS.

tInionHa11
‘cr.o'1‘-‘ulna s-ronz:

ro rlefo'r- of thisfar fained establish-
ll1(?llIl5i,§V1Cl.l1(I1) inform the inhabitants of Norwalk
and adjoining towns, that he has on hand {I goo
assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing, wh_ic
he is selling at great bargains ; those_ wanting
anything in his line will find it to their admix-
tage to give him a call ; as his experience in
the business and facilities for carrying it on, en-
ables him to furnish the same articles for 9. less
price than those of less experience possibly car}.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion consequently is better made than is gener-
allv’found at other stores. I also have a larger
stock on hand than any other store in Norwalk,
so that the purchaser has it better assortment to
select from. I am also receiving daily additions
to my already large and well selected stock'-
Somc very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.
In addition to the above I have 3. good as-
sortment of Gentlemen: Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
G1oves,Cravats, Stocks, and all other goods
usually found in clothing stores. _
 N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the best manner, and at short notice: All goods
bought of me will, if desired, be cut free of ex-
A ense to the Purchaser. THOMAS RILEY.
Norwalk, 30th. August 1353-

Parran Ware.

HIS rare and most beautiful kind of useful
T andornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have 1!. taste for the beautiful. It is
iuipouible to describe tliisware, it must be seen
. » reciated for so e
t° 17° “pp ’ ’ T.yB. GRIFFITH.

Axes.

0LL1l\‘S.,TenickS,H¢n(lS and other makes;
C witliand without handles, SIMONE boy
axes and hatchets, all ofwhich are warranted!

and for sale by E. VA. CHICBESTER.

.rAco_B s MI'I‘H’S
‘ MACHIENRY ll]-IPOT,

95 Maiclerz Lane, N. Y.
EEPS constantly on hand

K Pressure and Regulating valves, for
Steam Engines, Steam Whistles, Mill and Cir-
cular saws, 5 kinds of Mortice Machincs,Tcnon
Machin'es,Boi'ing do., Mining Machinery, Cor-
nish pnmps,lifting and forcing, Steam Engines
and Boilers, Stamps and Mortars, Drillling ma-
chines assorted, Power and hand pnnchcs,t-ui'n-
ing lathes for iron and wood, planing machines
for wood and iron, sash and inoiildin g machines,
Tenon machines, Spoke do., «Sic. _

Also, machines for turning axe and Pick
handles, Leather Belting all sizes, best ma-
chinery oil, wholesale and retail; Machinesvs
files assorted, Sand Paper “ Gagc’s"' best, Em-
ery paper and Emery cloth, also the best Lon-
don Emery, all Nos.,also, Iron _ pipes for _Gas
and water, assorted from 1 1-2 inch to 12 inch
in diameter. Terms cash, or approved paper. 34

Building _ Materials.
 Hard and Salmon Brick.
_, 100 Barrells lump Lime.

50 ‘B.ai_'rells' Cement.

25 do --Boiled Plaster.

10 do Marble Dust. .

1000 Busliels plastering Hair. _

The subscriber"int'ends keeping a constant
assortment of the above named materials on
hand, and will furnish purchasers at lowest
market prices. ‘ W- 0- STREET-

Norwalk, May 15th, 1854.

ewindow Glass.
 BOXES American, French, and En-
. , —glisli window glass, assorted, from
6x8'to 26x32,fo‘r's'ale‘at -manufacturers prices
by WM. C. STREET.
.. .'1_‘-HAS. _
HE subscriber keeps constantly onlmnd a
largesnpply of fr-ash'T-EAS, of allqualities
andprices. I Don’t‘-forget to call at
‘ ' ' ._ ‘ HOLMES & Co’s.

Bucks and Bu.ck.S.aws-
. LL ready for use-of a-superior kind,
f01‘-S0'.le‘by- ~ 4 Cu-rcuusran.
EAD do F_ULMER’S_- Croton Metallic Fire
proof Paint.-Tliis ‘article is acknowl-
edged by ‘all wife have used ‘it to be superior to

action. of the —weather -und."flrc,_ and‘ is "cheaper
than other paints in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering =-much more sur-
face,twice as much as some. Give it a.-- trial.
. . E, V.'A;"CHICHESTER, Agent. -

', ;, ._»_ ,.., .. ._ .,;
HE subscriber. ofl‘ers it full assortment of the
- celebrated zinc Paints. comprising. snow.
white, white, pearl andbrown, ground in oil,
manufactured by ‘the “New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
. , . WM. 0. STREET.

Panning Mills. _
. F the farmers want‘-their grain cleaned QWEII
' and fast, let them go and buy ofCn1cnss'rsR

rruwcutters, Hovey’s patent spiral knives
thevbest and cheapest in the market, at
. ’ — .C'~HICHESTER’S.
UTLERY.-—-A splendid assortment OfAm(-‘l'-
‘icon and English Cutlery, both table and

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

New Goods.

OCKET Cut-lei-y 1, 2, 3 and -1 blades new
‘ ‘patterns, a -large assortment; Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved quality; Pru-
ning Knives, grass books, pruning slicars, sick-
les, garden trowels,.patent gate, liiiizgcs and
|retclies,&c.,jiist receiviedand for sale bv

Ar'nold’s
CHEMICAL Writing Fluid is at present used
in nearly all Banks and large Mercantile
Houses, it is whcii,fir'stwrit-ten grecnisili blue
color but changes to ti beuiitifiillllack that will
endure for ages. For sale at .
'z.:.‘-..' . i 1 :...; -. 7-" . KN.-\PP’S.

 ‘ _ stone For Sale.

5 . LOADS of good Stone -for.sale,siiita
and but a short distance from the Bridge. En
quire at the Gazette Oflloe.

\.

‘wow 1. .-

0'

any other Paint in use‘. ‘ It is proof against the .

_ WM. 0. STREF.’l.‘. i

=.-ble.for dockinggor building purposes, ..

,_.j:r£~;sw!.f!¢}-‘-l‘*<‘.4a-=.'.-:-“I A----.-‘\.‘W“!£3!=IIn

Trai-nsfrom .7\i‘ew For]: to ..\'oriI;aI/:.—Al'.
7 A..\I., 12 .\i., at 3 (express). '.l.30 (cx.), 4.00.
and 5.15 l’.,\I.

Trains from .i\"m-wall; to ./Yew For/.-.-—AL
6, 6.44, 8.15, and 1-').52_i..\i. ; 2.20 (cx),5.fl0. and
9.06 I’..\[. (ex).

Trains from .I\"'or-witllit lo .Vew Have-n..—At
9.15 .x.u., at 2.24, 5.02 (ex), 5.35, and 6.18 I’..\l.

See large billofadvertiseinent at the Station
Houses and Hotels.

JAMES H. HOYT, Sup’t.

 

' Danbiiry 8:. Ncrwalk ‘Rail Road.
{WIN TER RRfl./\/‘G,E.1IE.i\/‘T.
.Co;iiiuxcixa Dncnusna 11, 1854.
Trainsrun d£ll1y(Slllld€lyS excepted) as-follows:
nazvnunr -ro sou:-n ivoiawamr
'1st Passenger at 6.50 A. M.—-Arriving at-
South Norwalk at 8.05 A. M. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. .\i. Train from New Haven, and
7.00 A. .\r, Accommodation Train from New
York," stopping at all stations. ,
2d Passengers and Freight at 3.30 P. M.-
Arrives at Soutl_i_Noi'walk at 5.20 P. M. -

SOUTH N'OR'W’AIaE T0 DANBURY

lst Passenger and Freight at 9.20 A. M.-—
Receiving passengers from the New York 7.00
A.‘ M. and-the New Haven, 7.00 A. M. -Accoml.
Trains, andarrive-at Danbury at 11.00 A. 31.,
stopping at all stations. ,‘

2d Passenger at 5.40 P.M.—ReceivinTg Pas-
sengers from the 3.30 P. M. train from New
York,’:ind arriving‘ at Daubui-y at 6.50 P. .\f.,
stopping at all stations. -

Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 6.50
A. 31.; and the 3.30 P..M. trains, and return on
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station of the 9.20
A. M. and 5.40 P.'M. trains.

Passengers who purchase tickets before to.-
-king seats in the Cars can have them at re-
duced rates. HARVEY SMITH, Sup't.

- For BOSTON ..

REGULAR MAIL LINE via St-oningtonfor
.Boston, Providence, New Bedford, and
Taunton.—Inland Route, without change of
cars or detention, carrying the Eastern Mail.

The "steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt.
Joel Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.
‘ Frazee, in connection with the Stonington and
Providence and'Boston and Providence. Rail-
roads, lcnving New York daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) from Pier No.2 N. 12., first wharf above
Buttery-place, at 4 o’clock P. 11., and Stoning-
ton at 8 o’clock P. M., or on the arrivfil of the
mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30 P. M.

These steamers are unsurpassed for strength,
safety, speed, comfort and elegance. The offi-
cers are experienced and attentive.

The COMMODORE from New Y01‘k—N[0ll-
day, Wednesclay and Friday. From Sl:oning-
ton—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-
’l'ucsr.liiy, Tliiirsday and Slttlll‘lIIl-)’- Fl'Oll_‘l Ston-
ing-toii—Montlay, Weilnesday and I-‘i-id:-i.y.

N. B.—Pa-ssengers on ui'1'ivliig of Stonington
proceed immediately by mail train to Provi:
deuce, Boston, Taiinton arid New Bcilf‘oi'd,' 01‘
by accommodation trains from Stoningtoii at
7.30 A. )1.

Through tickets on .\Ioiidn.y.=, ‘Wednesdays
and Fridays for Nantucket, Holmes’ Hole and
Wood's I-Iole, via New Bedford, connecting
with the new steamer EAGLE WING.

A B:i.ggage-.\Iastei- iicconipanies the steam-
boat trziins to and from Boston. ,

For passage, berths, Sl7£1l;el°00lI1S or freight,
applications may be made at Pier No. 2 N. R‘,
01' at,t-he office, 10 But-tciiy-place.

New York «Io Liverpool 1!. S.

 
 
 

 

-.-IVIAII. STEAMERS.

THE Ships composing this line are the fol-
. lowing:

ATLANTIC, Capt. West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC, Capt. C-omstock. ADRIAIC.

These shi s have been built by contract ex-
pressly for overnment service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their engines, toinsurc strength and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers are uii-
eqiialled for elegance and comfort. _ Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second do., -375; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $325 ; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guinens.-—
An experienced surgeon attached to each shi
No berth secured until paidfor.

For freight or passage apply to EDWAR
K. COLLINS dc Co., No. 56 Wall-st., N. Y.;
Baowx, SHIPLY 55 Co., Liverpool; E. G. Rou-
ERTS dz Co., No. 13 King’sArms Ynrd,London;
JOHN .\Iu.\1ion 8: Co., Rue Norte Danie des Vic-
torics, Paris, or Gun. II. Diurnn, Havrc.

The owners of these ships will not be ac-
countable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jew-
elry, precious stones lllld metals, unless bills
of hiding are signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein expressed. '

Shippers will please take notice that the
ships of this line cannot carry any goods cou-
ftrubaud of war. '- i

‘ ' Professor Barry’s

.- ELEBRATED Tricoplierous, a-new supply
just received at KNAPP’S.

Crockery, China 8:. Glass Ware

ONE of the largest, ric/zest and bestselected
Stocks of Crockery, Glass China Wares,
to be found in Norwalk, can now be seen atthe
store of the subscriber at South Norwiillr, to.
gether with a general assortment of Groceries,
&c., all of which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. . . G. W. SMITH.

BY

Lime,
the Barrel or small quuntity_.'.it
GEO. W. SMITIPS.
‘ South Norwalk.

For Sale cheap.

_,, An imported C»"ll)7]b€l'](li2(lBOIll'. For
"_' _ p2i_i'ticulai'.'-ieuqiiire at the office of the

 

Norwallr Gazette. tg-40
BIRD Cages for sale at ~ ~_‘ "
 LOCKWOOIYS.
. ' Brushes-

AIR, Tooth and Nail Briislics, a liiic us-
sortiiient at l{N.-\l'p:‘_-,_i_ ~
.‘A7'0rODEN ‘Wm-e and Mails, Sheet Lead and
101111 Pipe at 1.1 {L ;\~AS_H.-S, ,
. South .I\"uI‘_I.L'(zl].~.

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SLEIG-I‘! F01" ~‘3:i|c~—pi‘icc Eiii uirc of
- Gaizeltc fli-cc‘
ULES II-AUEL’S CC1Cl.)|‘;1[(5(] S1,,“-in:

‘ ~ - Creiini and

' EDDI_NG~ CARDS and , Engraved Plat-
furnished to order, by K.\‘.~\I‘l'.

Toilet Soap at I(.\'.-\i*r'.'-1.

URE Silver Lead for stoves and inacliiiicr)

Which his iiicrcaseil sales for the
able him to offer‘ ltl it ti'llllug
cosi, l.~.ir.lii.-.-1' -.iml_lx‘cullcmeu’s Gold \pa,,_b3q
13 C.\l;Lt’w‘ line, with open face I 
-migic case.-'. wiirranted per-rec
in prices varying from $20 to $175.

W
.ro0l.1 satisfaction,froin $10 to $60,

Wm-o, iiiituiifaclsiired to prdcr in the mosi fa -31- -
‘on-mic styles, which will be sold as low -..._ [1
0001! urrirlrr can be bought elsewhere.

Exrm:ss——At 1.15 P..‘.I., (in connection with gmcles of saver» wari-aiited as pure as coin.

ver Spectacles, Pens, Pencils, Thimbles, Revs,
Seals, Lockets, 5:-c. , will be offered a vuriogv,-' of
desirable patterns of Ear Rings, Ladies’ 5...:
Gentlernen’sBrcust Pins, Finger Rings,Guai-d,
Vest and Chatelaine Chains, of the latest and
most fasliionuble styles, which for quality is
equal to any ever offered in Norwalk, and for 1
price and beauty of design cannot fail to suit

the most difficult. All goods will be cheerful- 1' quantiig.
13' shown to those who wish to -purchase or ‘} be 1?-‘M1
gratify their curiosity.

I
SUCCESSOR. T0 -
25.‘. ID I S 3 R 0 W .

' OUL_Diiivii;i- the altenlionoft-he Public
ti’ ll!-*5 19-"30 -"mil elegant assortiiicnt of
W'a.tc/res, Jewelry, and 1.‘a,,,cy Goods,

I‘
75.1:

1iastyeai-en-
advance: from

: hunting and
1' “me-lit-cpi-1'5,

silver Licpinc, Anchor and Patent ;,,.,.,,,.s

ll-ll Chronoineterllalance,warranted to «,-3\.,. s

A complete as.-icrtmeut ofSiLvi'-ii: and p ,, ,.,.,.,,

.\ll

In o.ddit.ion_to a large stock of Gold and 311-

l
The increasing demand for l
Pine Cutlery,

Hasi niliiccrl him to select from the best English
aiiid American Mnnufactiirers, a large varicl-_v
of Pocket Kniv s, Scissors, Razors, &c._. made
lrom the finest emperecl steel and beaiitifiilly
fillisherl, which will be sold at greatly reduced
Prices. Silver and Pearl Card Cases, Port-
-Vlommlefiz &0-- Of the latest, and most approved
patterns, which for fiiiisli, iliirability, conven-
ience and clieapness, are superior to any before
offered in this place. -

Ladicsrli-casing Combs of India Rubber and
Buffalo horn. icntlemcns Pocket Combfs. an
assortment always on hand,

The Brush Family

In i'cpi'i_i:-‘ented by any quantity of first-rate ar-
l.iclc.s_ iii tl_ic_ shape of Hair, Clothes, Du,-st,
Shaving, Nail and Tooth Brushes. Also, Dr.
B.1rboiii"s Alkaline Dcntrifice too well known
to nccd C’)l‘llIl1Blll7 ; Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils of
superior quality ; Perfumery, a. large supp! y of
all the choice e.\'ti'acts,just received. '
A complete assortment of

Fancy,’ Baskets,
Will now bcdisposed of at wholesale prices,

to make room for the Largest, Cheapest and
best ./lssortment of

4 ; Ornamental Clocks.
Ever before offered in this place.

French Clocks,

An ingenious and beautifully execute_d,,piece
of Mcclianism, runs three weekswithout‘ Wind-
ing, strikes the hours and half hours, an“. excel.
lent Tiniekceper and beautiful parlor ornament

C E ighz Day,

And Thirty hour Clocks. with and without
Alarms. constantly on hand.

As an illustration of the spirit of enterprise
which characterizes the American People, he
offers for sale Clocks of domestic manufacture,
new, neatly made and warranted for one year,
for the sum of ‘

i
i

, (4'87lt3.
A_ few second hand Clocks, but little used, and
in good order, for sale for a mere trifle. .
Our Musical friends who understand their
own interest will examine JACKSON’S last
arrival of Rosewood Accordeons and Flutiims
be'fore_pnrchasing elsewhere.
H is stock of Fancy Goods includes too great
a variety to enumerate in an advertisement.
The subscriber thankful for the large amount
of pationage bestowe his establishment for
the last few months, w endeavor by strict
attention to his business and the wants .of the
public, to merit a. continuance of the same.
Jill grads warrantedas represented.
Partmularand personal attention given to
the repairing of fine Watches. Jewelry repair-
ed with neatness and dispatch.
ALFRED JACKSON,
- At the old stand of C. E. Disbrow.
Norwalk, June, 1854.

WILLIAMS 6: GUl0N’S
Emigration and Foreign Ex-
change Oflice.

No. 40 Fulton Street, lVew York, and
W" aterlao Road, Licerpaol.

Tlie.0ld Black Star Line of'Packct.s,
Sailin g punctzzally from Liverpool on the 13!,
6th, 11th, 16th, 21st and 26th of each month,
and comprise fhefollo-ioiwig splendid ships.

Universe, -Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. Westeiw'elt_. _ Hoodless, 1600
Wm. Rathbonc, Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Doyle, 1300
Princeton, . Russell, 1400
Irene, Williams, 1200
Minnesotii, Allen, 1000
SilnsGreeuman, Spencer, 1500
Lcviatlian, Knapp, 1606
Wm. II. Hiirbeok, Marshall. 1600
Guy Mannering, Freeman, 1600
Washington, Page. 2000
Enterpi-ise, Funk, 1000
Aberdeen, KnaPPi 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith: 1000
Niagara, Smith, 1000
Dewitt Clinton, Funk, 1 300
Ml\1‘I_nlGl1 , Hadley, 1000
Sandiisky, Borliind, 1200
Owego, Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, . Barstow, 1400
Now Ship, Edwards, 1750

These Ships are the most magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants ; and
their accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Steerage passengers, are vastly superiorto
those of any other Linc. .
The Ship-’s allowance of provisions comprises
flour, out-meal, bread potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
sengers once or twice a. week, during the voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
adult. and half allowance for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, a further‘
allowance, according too. late not of the Brit-
ish parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. sugar, and

I1)'*a.lf lb. molasses, to eagh adult, ‘weemy, with

ree quarts water daily. In all cases where
ny of the persons paid for decline coming out,
the full passage money is returned without any
deduction. ' ,
Persons residing in the coiint-ry that desire to
send money to their friendsin the Old Country
and wishing to save ' time, and expense, cm;
have it done in a satisfactory, and correct man-
ner, by enclosing by Post, to the subscribers
the sum they wish to send, with the -name and
fiddfesfi 0.7 "i°1P3f‘Y Who is to receive it, when
a draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the first steamer with as
much punctuality asiftlie personsendingitwas
present,and it receipt returned for the money
by next mail. ' ,

.A'r1';uN'ri’6N. 
HE Subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
_libera.l patronage which has been extended
to him by his friends and thepublic generally,
1°’ F1” ‘"45’? 14._Y°31‘5; and hopes by strict appli-
cation to business, to meet _n conmmange of
past favors. He has now on hand, and is con-
stant-ly_ma.nula_cturing to order, all kinds of
Harness. Having greatly increased his facili-
ties in manufacturing, he is now prepared to
execute all orders in his line with promptness
-0-“<1 ‘19Sp0.t0_lI_,.and’.- pledges. himself to sell any
and every article in ‘his line‘ as cheap as the

 

j same article can be furnished by any other sim-

ilar Establislimcnt in the County or State. He
lms on hand _all kinds of articles iisuiilly kept
by Sitddlers and Harness makers; Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Vnlises, Carpet Bags, Horse
Brushes. Curry Combs. Cards, Shamois. Skins,
H01‘-=8 Sheets, Fly Nctts, .’c., also all kinds of
Sadrllery Ware, Carriage and Riding Whips,
all . kinds and qualities, which will be sold at
msiiiifac-tiirei‘s prices. Orders tliniikfiilly rc-
cclvcd. Terms favorable.
:\«0i'wu'.lk,'Aiig'.‘ ll.
~ I

I

Carriages for Sale.

NH seconil-liund l.i'ot-lziiig Buggy, weighing

200 1b.. with top; one do, weighing 275,
-.vit.lioiit top; also, one s.r;'uni'o box, family
wagon. All in good condition, and all or any
one of tlieiii will be sold iit ii bu-rgaiii. Enquire ;
it the Gazette Ollicc. ll‘.-333 ;

The Wonder ofthe Age.
E.(CELS[Ol1 FA-_l1]lly Sl.-fll‘Cl1_.tli ls'llpt‘l‘l0l‘ zii'- i
ticlc, and as clic-.ip as the coiiniiim Starcli =
iow in use; it produces :i. Beautiful 'Poli.=li -,
viilioiit giiiiiniing the Ii'0n or F:ibi'ic For 3
-:ilc by the Box or Paper by ALLI-IN, MEEKER ,3
X7 C()., who can fiiriiisli it to ilealcrs at 14‘acfor_}j,‘
‘i-ices.

-1l.1TTAN1A,JappRll"(l‘ and Silver Plated

at F. H. MNASI-PS, So. J\'"l)I'1l.‘(l/‘/.‘,“C'[.
‘C'AST'Iro‘n Sinks at A

LOCKWOOD'S.

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Wares, English and American Knives and

if-‘orks,a!. .H.l\'ASH’S, ,
South .N'oru-all: I
,.-:r.~;‘g~.,,,__M_V ‘ "”'~‘-.
‘ "“«9-1' 3 ; :-
,_ - -T. ‘-

FA 3.1.11.1’

elfcclive piirgat

been prcpnred_to
sive trial of its vir . .
what success it ziccnmplislies the
- If is (‘1‘.\".' to make :i ph 'sxcnl}7i1 _
m,-,};;. ¢},,;_ 1,94 01' an 7-,il..:-— one which should hit‘
none of the objections.
cveiy otiiciu
with vi‘li:it mccess We Wm!
tho public dei'isi_on.
the pa lent hitherto that almost e_vcry piirgztti‘
medicine is acriiiionlous and irritzitiiiq to the bir-
I‘-l<. Thic is not. Many of them pro iice so ll'lll(

; use in th-

WM. B. SW.;\N. , A-

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A. 11- ’S
, ll.’ 1 fl. .1”. 

 THE ruarossa or a
Pnvsnu

THERE has long» existed a public deniimil for ;.
ivc pill which coii1d_lie relind 9., ,
ure and pr-rfectlv. safe in its operation. '1 his he
iriecfg. that deniniid, and an e.v_ts=i
me. has conclusively sliown wli
purpose designs.
. but not i-us) ‘-

 

but all the :idv:iiitrige.~;,(
hecri attempted here, at
It} respectfiilly submit

It has been iinfurtiiiiate 1'»

This has

gqiping pain and revulsion in the system as to mo
C

.:ui (f0‘il_‘l\Il”'rl.|:1lflllL‘t'!‘ the good to be derived fro
them. .'l.l.C-"I! _m'I.’.~.- produce no irritntioii or prii
iiiiless . . c friim n pl‘l‘.\"l0llS1\' PR1-°-513?? °l3“l'“i
tion on 51- r , .inr.-iit in the bowels. Being pun,
"°S€t'i‘-‘>A€- 1;-i l’1;ll”ll1I2(l.Il arise from their use in ;.:
If it is better that any medilrine sliou
Minute directions for th:
_ _‘- :=.l éiscascs to wliicli they arc 
pllcable info g_i':cn on the box_ Among the -:-or
plziints vvlncli n:_ivc been spnedilv cured bytliem. 1
ma)‘ iii:-ii_tiori I.l‘:'(‘.l' Complaint, in its yafionsifupx
of Jaiimlicc. Indigestion. Lunqiioy and Loss of J,
Entire, I.l'=.tlossn0‘ss, Ii-i-‘itiibilitv. Bmnus, Héndact
ilious_ Fever. Fever and Agiip, 1-3;“ in the 5;; -
and Loins; foi_'. in truth, all thrse am; but the en
sequence of diseased action in the liver As :
aperient. they afford prompt and Sljre '1-.-.i'§.§f ;,, C‘,
tiveness, Piles, Colic, Dysenterv, Hiiniors SCI‘!
iila and Scurvy, Colds with soi-cncss of the ling‘
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in <1“-wt, 
and every case where atpiirgativc is reqiiii-ed.
The‘ liavc also pro need some 3-.4lY1_QU1€ll'1\' S!
cessfu cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dropsy, Gm,-
Ei-_vsipel:is, Palpitation of the Heart, Pains in 1
Back, Stomacli, and Side. They should lie fr:-.i
taken in the spring of the year, to purify the l)l0
and prepare the system for the change of seasui
An occasional dose stimulates the stoiiiach 3-.
bowels into healthy action, and restart: the .'l[.7
Life and vigor. Tlioy piirify the blood, and, hyrh
stimulant action on the circiilator)‘ systc-in, re:
vate the strength of the boil_v, aiiil l‘('Sl0l‘e L
wasted or diseased energies of the whole orqnni,
Hence an occasional dose is a(lYallIfl§;8i3;i§’ 9,
though no serious derangement exists; but ,,

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virtues are once known, the fiiblic will no long
doubt what remedy to employ when in need 0}
cathartic medicine,

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JAMES c. AYER,

Practical and Analytical Chcinis
_ LOWELL, MASS.
Price 25 Oents per Box. Five Boxes for 31
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eople its quality is kept up to the ‘zicst that ii is
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