‘=1.£ ii
Gr¢at_,Qr_ops.eIn a late visit
farm ot.?1~_:j;lir§iiirif Biownfof ‘ill-sriileheaclgj
we WeI‘=tll'|D,.‘§:Af-1:8) '_l'_itt‘l'e " éu1r'pri'sét1‘ 3‘. ill}?
large yields o,f«vari.ous .k.lml.i. 0f.¢f°P.3
which 00 ‘ob'ta‘ins, from land which afew.
years 3lll.°°;l’-l7‘}S-..la“'d it it l9‘? .PF‘.°°>'
and only used as a coinmoti ptbturage,
The track-is called Mliflllfilll-‘l,\,l,l . ¢fl°-0.l<-
It is almost an islaiid,'lorming the east-
ern shore of the harbor, hilt joined on to
the main la'ifd2‘b’y.T al low beach. It con-
tains 240 acres. .Tlie soil is w_hat_ he
called /lard-—th_e solidrock, which ‘forms
the basin, cropsoiit in many placfifi. land
the debris of this. and granite boulders
are scattered overtthe surface. Natural-
ly the aspect of the place was rough and
forbidding, " ‘ - I _ -- .
Mr, gfrownfs first operations were of
course ’e‘x'f)'_e'nsive’.; _ _ _ .
iiiiow..r_i,'.rii'ai;i'ii:e soil was. strong. and
encouraged him to _g0 011- ...H9 has 11°“)?
abour sixty-five acres enclosed -and Lrot
under the, plow--exclusive of forty acres
at one "en"d'o'f the * ll'lct,=' which-forms a»
seimate ll-r‘m.. and is ‘.l°'a‘?°d-‘. OW!"
sixty icr‘g,f},,-fibbllt forty arc: §11_i1_l1,8.l|‘y, 71!)’
gram, and the 1',e,.f1,1§l|,1.§_l,§.3"a,‘l-'3; jl'¢.8,'El9-lilies
and grainy: This year he outone. bund-
rod toniibf “E-l1$l‘l_3l1'.l.1V?lY,.' _,'l'l_1.l.°h l9-mil"
less than‘at_1 sverago.- 7 '
Four éiztes iof_,ciibl'iag'es-‘—'-.4000 heads
to the ag,r_e._ They were of the large
drumheadgliijnd, the fiends iveigliiiig from
30 to 40 pounds—eacli.- - —« A -
Four ,§i’:"res’.7of», o"“ioiis, all gathered,
yield 2400 ig,i_i.s,li_e,l8’-.~ ,.
Foupjcréé pl“-PIQ top Swediili. Elli.
nips, average 900 bushels to tliehacre.
Two;"a'c‘res" of carrots, 20 tons to tin-
acre, 55 pduiida to tho bushel, the
legal s'i'ai_iil‘-ard, 730 bushels to the acge.
Five acres of winter squaslies, fouroi
mg man-ow variety, 11-2‘ tons-.t'o_ the
acre, one’ of a,_,_cioss variety bei.we‘en~tlie
marrow; and Inglis, 13 1-2, 'toi_i,s_to_ the
acro. . . « '
These-are not axir_iium yields. A
half acre of Mr. ' roirriI‘s' "carrots ha-
been asce,r,t,u,i_n’ed ‘to yield. gilt the rate Ol
over 1000 biislieis to the*e'c"re.‘
Mr ’fii§tii.".i3T‘f¢r~ Pro/5% W‘
Ihall reveal‘ no‘: bllllneasifiecrela, b at are.
allowed 1Qfi1_1§§§ the entire sales for
the pasty}-..__i'__,fi:'oin'the ground we have
lle8c1‘lbB.d5~.?.W_.lLOV0_lIlll1 $7.090- _ .
- 15.: '2; 1:. ‘»
-1.
The S£?'ll_lDC,£I'i‘y.--Tllefe "are many
varietie':of"tii'is fruit. The colllmull fla-
iive strawberry, however. is lllafi W
which I desire to in"v..i;e attention l:l1.l_1ll~
l1'l.l0le.__I'll8Ve seen it grown in gar
dens of 'a"’si2i‘e equal to the largest of the
best fofreigu and iinpioyed varieties, and
of afiavor superior, to either - All that
"‘ cess.ry in the cultivation of it is, to
take upthe plantsin August or Septem-
ber, aiid._set them in beds of ‘well pre-
pared earth, in rows twenty inches apari
aiidfroin eight to ten incliesiri the WW!-
Tiie next spring they will send furiii
ritiiiiers, which should mostly be taken
off as:l'ii,si as they appear, and the soil
fiiled yviili old coinpo.-t. ’l.‘iie secoiitl
season after setting they will be in fun
bearing,-arid the ground between- tin-
rows should tlii-ii be coveredwitlt straw
to prevent the fruit in coming in contact
with the dirt. Frequent irrigation witt-
soap suds, -will be iiecessary from the
time lliey cominence blossoiriiiig Ill:
they begiii to fruit. .
If the abovesiigge.-ziions are atiendev
to, there will be no fear of failure; [ill
plants ,will_ be strong and vigorous, aux:
the l-l’l1l.r[‘:f1l"lt.'r and larger than it is eve»
found ‘iii the fields, and more Vabnndaiii.
Ger-muutawn .'l'elegmp/i.
Currant TI‘€€S.-1IB‘Jlllg noticed that
currant‘ bu.-lies may as well be iniid.
trees as shrubs, I conclude to tell‘ you.
how l_»li_ave seen it done in tlic. sprin_-
of l83l.my failier C0ll’llll€llC("(.l a garden.
and ainoiig other things set cuttings fol.
Cuffallt:-Dllslles. l iluteriniiied to exper
imeut=o‘n one of.'the.~'e cuttings; and a~
it.gretv,;l piiiclied off all the leaves ex
cept tli_e'top iiift, which I let grow. 'l‘li--
ciiiting ivas about foiirieeii inches lori :
and dur'.i_rig the summer the sprout from
this grew It'll inches. The next sprin.
I pinched off all the leaves to about hair
way up to the first ye-ar‘s growth, so a.
ioleaye'*.tIi_e lowe.-t limb two feet from
the ground It brain-lied Vl.’r*ll, and bi-
came at liaiidsoiiie little dwarf ‘ti‘ec.——
Wiieii it came to bear fruit it was nior.
pfollullll-V8 than any other bush in the '
garden, and the friiitjarger.
Mic/Ligan Farmu.
- Berlilirzg Ila/'ses.—“S"ee that your hor
see. are I-ilpplltftl \Vl_(ll clean "fr:-.-h lied
din! every nigliif After lflbl_!l'lllL7 hard
all illijy‘ on the road, or iii the field.-', tiii
wiillije extremely grateful 10 their wearg.
limbs. . Give them a hard floor to Stalin
on.
F_Z_aur from Braam'Corn.--The ‘Pitts-
biirulliiiiiii says that it has lieeii pr-.’-en-.
ed by Mr. J. Gardner, of uiai. city witt-
It Sptfclineii of corn brooin flour, whini-
is debidediy superior to the bust buck
wlie§_t,,_it_ has ev--r fiad for cakes, The \via_.
to ll'1.—,’I_k€l|£ up is to bake it a little longer
tliaiiighiickwlieai, mix the dough with :-
liitlel so la, and you will have a more di-
ligluful cake than can be made iron
buckwheat. ’
Gimnofor fifelorzs.-—\Ve hail a ver\
fine rrielon patch which was well iii«_il
destroyed by the striped bug. The viii
had just coinmenced rniining,:iiial in fun
or three days the burrs had stripped lien‘-
ly 8981')’ leaf. -As a desperate reiiie.-ily.
we applied a liandful of guano on ‘lop of
We ili,-‘iii as far as the Vines had m.
taltiiig-care that it did not full on th
leaf.- In twenty-four hours not a IIH_
Wa-If-gt be seen; the v'iue< a-‘.-Sllmed :
llealllly "ml Vi‘-{M0113 api-ear-aiiue, an-
were loadedwith fruit. This e,.;,,.».,.
merit.-was not on one vine only, bur nun
dredsm‘
A“Rema.rka.ble ‘Yield ——A sin-_rle Or-
egon pea, planted Ill--Rulcllllluntl, Virgin
in, June 29, yielded on one stalk‘ 6,‘(,'m,
peas [lel'fe('.lly»l|1all1l‘ed and .fit-lor'p‘ia,,{_'.
rug. If it had been planted in May ll
would,,as was tliouglir, have yielded
15,000..-as-niore than half did not ripen
on account of lhe frost. '
',.E'xiiin-inc Your Furnaces.
'l‘\v6'riri¥s1'occiirr£-d in New York on
Wediii-§Zl}fy"lEi§E:'f:\v,5od ' work” her ‘in’;
set on fire liy"—‘t5liejlierce,‘,lieat,of the fur-
nacesin‘ the cellar. -Everyspot where
tliereis the "least dziiiger ought to be pro-
tcclecljyviiii ‘fill, and tlie-‘register on,-_rlii
11'-‘V.8.|' to rest directly-Ion the floor. In
taking .tip'«oiir,furiiace last» siimiiier, we
I0ll’ll€1~lH|e‘\N'OOd work cli_a‘r'rr,-.'d’ii‘i pla_ice.~
where. ‘l<',&:,,l_!?lll Supi.'u.gii ii. per.re’eii‘y,_‘se__.. '
ciiré.,,;,:,-'S,iiafi_stone "and tin Vfl'8ely.:‘l|_§r'd
ma y save-a-lieav-y .b'i—ii .—-Hi;-,g...r_;,,,,,,,,,,,_. ..
Q;-,ipwhpg7fdjd the Doctor say, Jim ?"
1-13.1-._,told .0118 to go ‘bonnie and put my
m'm“.!'.‘,.§._._sl..'.!.'.i§t.‘.’I...3.,..§.l_,l.l.l.‘5’. H1 .1116, and I'm
blessed if 1 know '_ ,
I-'W,|I(_'.')IJ(-_v"v_ef, VCM1‘fVETI1(‘)jllll!,"8l_'\Vays gin.
ro lfrnhl.-.ii‘: limits: . i l/
.-no Li .l;lI.. .a,<lv-ice-...ia:nd: ii .a few
mitt ul§$\93§.iil0l1it1iiiig.£‘a‘.liii le .-omei hiitg
_warm.'' with a slice of lemon floating Ni
ii-
to the I
But" the first crops ’
. standing.
‘u‘.i..'.::-‘. .. ., _ - .
.... _i-_.,.~--1- ...
Trees
AT THE SOUTH NORWALK
. N ‘U’ :3. s E B. Y . ,
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__ of their customers and the public to their
choice stock of Fruit 9.nd.Orriiuiionta.l Trees,
consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Peach, Apricot, Quince, Sti'awberi'ies, Goose-
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Currants. ' _ 3 .-
Norway Sp_ruce,. White Pine, Balsom Fir,
American Spruce, A1-bot-itiis, Weeping’-tvillow,
Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash. _ .7 W _
Also, the pure Red Aiitiverp, which we war-"
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being the pure plant. — .. . ,. ,, , ,
- GEO-..SElYMOUR &'...Co.-. .
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Cherry; Syrup.” with this new method Dr. C.
has restored many affiicted ones. to perfect
health ; as an evidonc'e of which he has intru-
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inhaling-—consf-autly ore-a.t-lring» an agreeable,
healing vapor, the medicinal properties must
come in direct contact with the whole of the
atrial cavity of the lungs, and thus‘ escape the
may and varied cl2l£}l1geSV produced upon them
.vlien introduced -into- the stoInti_"c_l_I,: -and sub-
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_ The Inliitler is worn on the breast under the
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ui . . ‘ .
_ Hundreds of Cases of Cases like the follow-
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Jae. F. Keeseberry, P. .M.
. ‘ of Duncrmnon, Pa.
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My sister has been cured of 9. DISTIIESSING
Conan of several years standing, and decided
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, ‘ RAYMOND, HARPER S3 C0.
.. No. 138 N assau-St-., New York.
Lifeiof ‘Horace Greeley.
A NEW supply just received at
KNAPP-'8.
plating the sale, to present to the members of
qiiattii sheet. is r'f.‘11l- to El.llJBC1‘1lif.‘1'8 for Tiiitizir
‘I’
_ NE VV BOOT, SHOE.
Leat.li'cr & Finding Store
. WHOLESALE ii: RETAIL.
HE subscriber hereby gives rioticcto the cit-
izens of. Norwalk, aiidtlie public in gen-
eral, that he has taken it‘ store on the west side
ofthe?-b'ridge_. opposite the Post Office, No. 1
-Water-st}, and fitt'ctl’i.t' 1_ipi'r'i'goo<1 order, whore
may be found at all times a large stock ofgent’S.
3, ladies’andchi1tli‘enfsB'oot'sT and Shoes of all
descriptions;,iiianlif'a.cturcd’by us expressly for
- this-market,‘ by;tli_'e’_ beirfof workmen and of the
best 'z‘n’a.t'erials';"ndexertloiis will be spared -130
-please those v.'lio‘f‘rivo‘i-"us with it call-. Custo-
mers’ work made to'order.1~.vith tneatricss. 41:10
despatcli. A share of pub l0 P3 1'01"’-9:9 ls 9'
spectfully solicited by J. P. HANFORI?-,-‘T-_
2&5 Particular attention paid to repairing in
allits branchetl. . Norzvalk. A1l$- 9"!‘-
Cheap Gash Grocery Store.
HE subscribers would return their thanks
T to the public f:ii- their very liberal patron-
age for the last _i‘._tvo years, and they hope thzat
by strict attention to the wants of the comm‘..-
nity,and by fair and honorable dealing, to mer-
it nnd receive it continuance of their f‘ormci'
custom, believing, as they do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, at as cheap
aratc and of as good 9. quality as can be_ found
at any other store in the country. They are
now -ofi‘criiig great bargains in Teas, Sugars,
large and fresh stock of. Groceries and provi-
sions. . G.,HOLMES 3; CO.
Old sta.nd,Enst sldelllain street,
Newcanaan Nursery .
STEPHEN HOYT & CO.
AVE on hand and offer for sale at their‘
Nursericssituated one and 9. 118.1! miles
eastof the village of New Canaan, and three
and it half‘ from N01'.W8.1k : . -
Apple, Pear, (standard and dvvai'fs,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks.) and Quince Trees. -
Also, small fruiizs, viz: Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antrverp,
English Gooseberrics; Currants.l_ilack Eiiglisli,
red and white Dutch,supei'ioi' varieties ; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.
0aNuraN'i'.iL Trims.-Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
and arbor vitazs. For vigor and liealtlifulness
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 ofliour large stock of apple .ti'ces,
that theyjbe such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growtli‘, abundant and regular bearers.
more than 15 acres of
than 200,000 c_ultivat’er1
’ ’ ly46
Nurserses now occupy
land, "embracing" more
Frultfrrees. . ,
choice and Selected Teas.
. CHESTS:‘of Green and Black Teas.
40 Coffee and Tools, warranted to ‘please;
Selling qfl C/leap .’
Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 poinceuf.
reduction in prices. If you wittit l,'00<1S. _lll my
line cheap call at No. 2 Skiddy 8 Block.-°-I811 Of
the Red Watch. 0. S- Ci--um
Silver and Plated Spoon-9. 07"“.
Butler and F «mil Kniiies, S?£’.')E'7‘
4- plated Napkin Rings, cfisc.
HAVE a very fine stock of thea ve goods
I on hand wliich will be sold muc ess than
can be bought by pedlors, and handsomely en-
gmed ‘m'h°“t charge‘ 2 §)i§iiI{i3g:‘i§i}:.’cii
Accordcons
REPAIRED and tuned. Also
sortment for sale at
a large as-
CL.n:x’s.
Port Il’Iam'es.
OU can find every variety and p1‘l{‘.1(!,Of
I Port Monies at p O. S.\.CI.A]:K'.'-1.
Sc-u-{rig li'i1‘clS.
F every style and price,
0. S. Ci..it<i;’s, 2
FINE assortment ofBoliemian \\"ai't-,eon-
A sisting of Vases of most exquisite flnisli,
not t6 be excelled by any in New York City.
l(l the price; Also. a splendid assorlnicnt of
lloliemiuii Cologne B0l.l1!'l~' from 5s._ to the
pair, at T. B. GR11*FlTIl'S.
at
Skiddy’s Block.
Ornamental B0 are: for La dies
UST received somcifine Boxes of‘ alabaster,
rose wood, &c. 0. S. CLARK.
Do you wish to are
‘THE finest aesortint-tit of POCKET CU’l-
LERY ever f-IXUWD in N01'\\‘llllx'? Cull at
2 Skiddy’s Blocl-', sign of the Kfld
my store,
Watch.
0. S. CLARK.
B0--.2.-no M
Tlie building lot re-ct-iitly owned and
occupied by Capt. Win. Allen, on flax Hill, 1'.-
ofl'i.-tjcd for sale on very i'czii-oiztible tciiii:-. 11
correlate of about I I-4 acres of good laud,wiili
uunicrous tlirilty and Well-g1‘0V\ 11 fruit and
shade trces,st-niidiiiii thereon, a no-ll of of good
and never failing mitt-i t\i'.li the celliir and
foundation of the former buiicliiig, flag stone
wullrs,a. newly erected p.cliet ftiict fronting
the same, «Sac. It 15 cligibly situated upon t1“.
main road leading from South Noni all. to D3.
rien and but a few i_niiiutci- walk from the do.
‘pot. Any person wisliitrg it retired location,
both pleasant. and healthy, will find l.1lll- a rare
opp’oi'tunity to purchase at a very low pl'lL£‘. a
most bt-a.util'iil and desirable location for a
country residence. For further‘ particiilaixn in
quire of Mr. John Knapp hour the premises, of
JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
_ No. 40. Fulton st., N. Y.
Watc/ies,_ Clocks,
ND al kinds of Jewelryrepaired.
growing on Spoons, Rings, Coflir
of‘ the owner.
En
lafcs,
‘dzc. executed in a. superior manner by L. Cr,.uix
at No. 2 Skiddy’ Block, sign of the Red Watch
, p O. S. Cuiix.
Sana.
HITE Rocl-tawny Sand for Plastering and
House-cleaning purposes, for sale by ‘the
subscribers at his Marble Works.
tf';l2 SMITH 8:. MORGAN.
Pumps.
FINE Assortment ofPumps, cousistinr of‘
Well Pumps, Weather Proof’ for Wells of
any depili. both Force and Suction Hose and
Pipe attached, if wanted; Cistern Pumps do
various sizes : Brass and Iron Culloiiders. at
F. H. NASH’S, South ./\”armal/l‘.
‘ ,
Nquaiitities to suit put-ciiiiscrs at lowest
rates, at CHICHESTLRS.
ARDEN Rakes,‘ Spiiiug forks. Hoes long
and short handled manure forks, Sl10'v‘(.‘ll~‘
f all kinds. Farmers and Giirdncrs would do
ell to call at E. VA UHICIIESTER
Cheap for Cash.
HE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
cash French and American Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China. and Bohemian
Ware; fine Gcrmim Accorocous and Violins.
Call and examine. '1‘. B. GRIFF ETH.
Wanted Immediately,
ANY quantity of persons of all ages and
conditions to purchase fine \l"atcli-.~s._ietv-
elry and elegant Silver were. now on exhibi-
tion daiiy at N .2 Skiddy’s Block.
O. S. CLARK.
_ School Booksll
LL the Books used in the Union and ofhcl
- Schools, constantlyloii hand and for so!
at the lowest prices, at KNAPP’S.
Clocks! Clocks 2 Clocks l
I HAVE 0. large assortment. of Clocks on
li:i.nd_ mi: prices vttrying from one dollar to
‘.35, and of 9. great variety ofetyles. ,
Call and son at No. 2 Skid.dy’i= Block.
O. S. CLARK.
“ IASH tiibs,i-rush boards, pails, brooms.
baskets of all kinds, mackaroiii, and
corn for boiling, pi'epared_ by the Shakers;
fresh :.'i'ocei_les. received daily or the heel. qua;
lty, at wholesale and retail. by A. M. & Go,
Pro in‘. Salt, Meal, reed, &c
FLOUR of tlifferent brands. Rock. Hay and
Sack Salt, Corn» Meal, Fine Feed, Corn
and Outs. kept constantly on hand at the ‘Old
-Mill, ant1_f;Q1'__B_a1gV,1nv, ita_nt_itles to suit’ purcha-
sers by JCSEPH W. HUBBELT “
3623
Net-milk, Jriue M13, 1054.
LVIBDIGAL AD'fI"ISER. AND 1\‘i.A1l-
&c., and would invite an examination of their‘.
and the most valuable market varieties. These '
' HE subscriber is selling his Watches,’
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand; sweet‘
.50
RIAG L2 GUIDE.
|.1v;YE.\‘TLf cditioii, 1340 pages, cloth, with
E nearly seventy live colored engravings-
representing all the diseases o1'llit:- genital Oi‘-
gims of the male and female; the ino.—il. i ?it1-
pk-te {lull pmcticiil work on_t~he pllyS1010t. .cal
iuystcrics and -revolutions of the -male and fe-
male sexual systems ever published, with tile
ltttcst experiiiients-anddiscoveries in reprct1ut.-
tion. It illustrates anatomically and fully it tilt
the plates everything pertaining to the inztle or
female genital systems ; with ti full description
of the causes, symptoms, and most certrtin cure
of all diseases to which they are liable ; l1‘.°mll1'~"
secret habits of youth and excesses of mature age
as impotency and innocent or utiforseen alloc-
tions, ‘3yplll1lS(1)1'lmfl1‘y and constitutional) gon-
orrbair, blcnnorrliagic. etc. with numerous cor-
tiIic:il.es of the most unparalleled cures evt'rpf3I’-
formed. Every person both married and sin-
igle should read this work. Sold by S‘~1‘ll1g'3l'
i':'l‘oivusend, 222 Broadway, at the Broadway
Post Oflice 422 Broadway, and by the author
Dr. Larmont, 42 Reade street; corner of Brad-
vray, New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $l, mailed free of postage to any
address, securely sealed. Address all letters
Box 71 Broadway, _1’08t Ofiice, New York.—
Agents wanted in every town. This author
cures all the diseases treated on in the work.
“this Old Omce-' 42 Reade street’ comer 0‘ "take the 9.35 4.3:. tr: 3 ilsridgcport.
Broadway, from 11 A. M. till 2 P. M., and f'rom
6 till 9 evening (Sunday from 2 till 3 P.
N. B.—Not the urug Store. ,
Extracts from Editorial Notices ofa number_ of l\t-wa-
papers :—“ We concur with the otheijpaperp in _recon.i-_
mending Dr. Luriiioi:it and his work.”—[(.ourt_'ic:' (105
l~_‘t:if.s Unis, German Die Reforms, Sunuuy Di-Bplftcllr
Staats Zeltung, National lieuiocrat, lay BUOR. l‘-‘-“"9"
itsrzdzird, RD.11\'v'8.)' Advocate Empire Cit y, Pollceuazette,
New York Pick, New Brunswick Timon.
' Peed, reed.
THE subscribers keeps constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it wtll be
8. pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,
and no growling. Give us a call.
HOLMES & CO.
shaving and Hairdressing-
V ‘A1‘Jrlul.lsC1‘llJc1‘ 1S1-Bl.-111 to be iouud at his olu
iitiiiid, we-st-side the Bridge, ready to serve
uiscustoincrs, in all the tlL‘pa1‘lEl1elltS of shav-
ittg,liii.ii'uressiiig.iieiid cleusiug, o'Lc., o".c. 1118
many years experience in these liruucbvfi, 11!:
tlceniszi suilicieut guumntee or his iibillli ‘U
please all who may favor him with their Pa”
roniige. l’articulai' attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of childrcus’ hair. Sick Per‘
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for ea *3‘
hisNows Depot, andisAgent for Adams
Express; all packages left to me care, W1 0
¥,’;°“‘.l.’.t‘,:'..’.‘-.",‘i"§-.'§‘."“' GEO. w. JENNINGS.
‘Union H811
01.0-rnrnio s-roan
THE Proprietor of this far, famed establish-
ment, would inform the inhabitants of Norwiilk
and adjoining to\vns,tbal he has on hand rigood
assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
be is selling at great bargains ; those. wanting
8.llVl.1lII1g‘l11 his line will find it to their advnp-
rage to give him it call ; as his experience in
the business and facilities. for carrying it on, cu-‘
ables him to furnish the some urticlcs for it less
price than those of less experience possibly cart.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
gion, consoqticritly is better made than is gener-
rillyfourid at other stores. I also have_a lni-gcr
stock on hand tliaii any other store in Norivalk,
so that the purchaser has o._bcftei-assortmoni to
select. from. I am also receiving daily additions
to my already large and well selected stock‘-—
some very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.
In addition to the above I have :1 good. as-
sortment of Gontlnmciis Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of‘ Shirts, Bosoms. Col1ar.=, Siispondors,
Gloves, Ci-av 2115, Stocks, and all other goods
usually found in clothing stores. _
N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
thel)os’tm'a.1iIlC*'l‘, and at short notice. All goods
bought ofme will. ifdesircd. be cut free of'ex-
pensc to the PI‘ll‘(‘.ll€lf-81'. THOBIAS RILE1 .
Nnviviilk. 30th. A1lf£l1Fl_]_E.5:;l:.
Parian Ware.
IIIS rare and most beautiful kind of useful
and ornamental '\Va1'e,".~liould be seen by
all who have a taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe tliistvare, it must be seen
W M appreciated’ for mkijiyn. GRIFFITH.
Axes.
oLLtNs Teniclts,11eiids and other makes’
with and without bundles, siiiioN’s boys
‘axes and hiitcbots, all of‘, which are. tvarrantedi
and for sale by E. VA. Ciii(')ix.~'i'r;Ii.
JACOB SIVIITB’
MACHII-JNRY iil«:l'0'l‘,
95 Mitiden Lune, N. Y. -,
‘ EEPS coiiiituiitly on hand
I 1’i'essui‘e and llcgulatiiig valves, for
Ste-.im Engines, Steuiii Wuistlcs, Mill and Cir-
culiir saws, 5 kinds of .\lurl.ice Miicbiiiei-.Teiioii
.\lztchiu‘es,Boi'iiig do., 1l.iiiiig Miicbiiiery, Cor-
1.1151] puinp-a,lil‘t.iiii: rind l‘oi'ciiig,Stt-aiii 1-Ingiues
and Boilers, Stitiiips and .\loi'tavs, Drillliiig mit-
chiues i'issurti.-d. 1’u\vei- iiud liiiiid piiiicl1es,turii-
irig lathi.-s for iron and wood, pliniiiip machines
for wood and iroii,isii.~li and moulding machine:-,
Teiion machini.-s, Spoke do., &c. _
Also, iiiiicliines for turning axe and Pick
liandlos, Leather Belting all sizes, best ma-
chinery oil, wholesale and retail : i\Iachinest’s
files assorted, Sand l’apei"‘Guge's” best, Em-
cry paper and Emery clntli,also the best Lon-
don Enicry, allNos.,also. Iron pipes for Gas
and water, assorted from I I-2 inch to 12 l'hcli
in diameter. Terms cash, or approved pztpei'.34
Building. Materials.
Hurdand Salmon Brick.
,‘ 100 Barrells lump Lime.
50 .Ba.1'l'tt11S Cement.
25 do Boiled Plaster.
10 do Marble Dust.
1000 Bushole plastering Hair.
The subscriber intends keeping a. constant
assortment of‘ the above named materials on
hand, and will furnish purchasers at lowest
market prices. W. C. STREET.
Nortvalk, May 15th, 1854.
N Window Glass.
49 BOXES American, French, and En-
glish window glass, assorted, from
6x8 to 20x32, for sale at manufacturers prices
by , WM. C. STREET.
. ‘I I; A S .
HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand 9.
large supply of l'r-ssh TEAS, of allqualitios
and prices. Don’t forget to call at
- HOLMES 8:. Co"s.
Bucks and Buck Saws.
A-LL ready for use ofa superior kind,
for sale by CIIICIIESTER.
:D{[EAD Jr. FUL.\IER’S Croton Metallic Fire
proof Pitiiit.-This article is acknowl-
edged by all \\'lJ01l:1VC used it to be superior to
any other Point in use. It is p1'oofago.inst the
action oftlie \vcat‘bcr and fire, and l8'cl1(.‘llp01‘
than other paints in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more stir-
f'-.1ce,twicc as much its some. Give it 8. trial.
E. V. A. UHICHESTER, Al,3,‘€‘nI-.
Zinc Paints.
HE subscriber of’l‘ei's ti. full assortment of the
filo.-brated Zinc Paints. comprising snow
white, white, pearl and brown. ground in oil,
manufactured by the “New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and forsule at their lowest prices.
WM. C. STREET.
ranni ng’ lviiills.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let them go and buy oi'Ciiicirr-:s'ri~:R
Sriuii cutters, 11ovey’s patent spiral liiiivos
the best and cheapest in the market, at
CHICI-IESTI-?R’S.
UTLERY .-A splendid assortment ol'Amer-
icon and English Cutlery. both table and
pocket. Please call and exiiuiine.
V. A. CHICHESTER.
Naw‘fGoods.
POCKET,Ciitlcry 1, 2,3 and 4 blades new
‘ patterns, 9. -large ussiirtmciif; Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved quiility; Pru-
ning Knives. grass hooks, priining SllL‘€1l'9,Sl(:1i-
les, garden ti-oivels, piitciit gate liinges mid
ketclic5.&c.,jiist received and for Bill‘: by
‘ WM. C. STREET.
A t'no1d’s . .
'IE\fIC.-1L Writing; Fluid is at present used
in neiirly all B-mks and large Mcrcsintile
H-iii.-res. it is when first written rrmnnisli blue
color but changes to D. b itutiful Black that will
endure for ages. For sale at
KN’ APP’S.
Stone For Sale.
LOADS of good Stone for sale. suita
ble for (locking or- building purposes,
and but it short distance from the Bridge. En
quire at the Gazette Olen.
-__9i?I?l.lY.l§¥.*¥lF9E§.-.-...
N. Y. &. N. H. Railroad.
1854, WINTER. ARRA.\’CPJ1ll-‘.'.\"l'. 1355.
Corrinicricfng Dre. 1], 18.34.
Trains to New’ York.
Front .IVru- Haven. .
CCO}l1IODATION—-At 5.?.0_.7.00 and 9 .35
A. .\l.t1l'i(1-1.15 1". M.
The 7.00_A..\1. train receives p:‘i"..'4,t‘llp,'C‘1'Si’l‘0ll1
the Dnnbury Railroad at Noriviilk.
The 9.35 A.M, train receives pa..=sengcr=.i from
the Hartforil, Springfield. rind Cztiinl Railroad:
at New Hnven_.imd from the Npilll-,;fl,tl1Ck Rail-
road at Bridgeport. .
Exrrir.ss--At 1.15 1’.M., (in connection with
Erprcss train. from Boston,) receiving passen-
gers from New London, and Canal Railroads oi’
New Haven, from the Honsatonic Railroad ill.»
Bfjdg53pQ1't., stopping at Bridgeport, Norwiilk
and Stamford. At 8.00 P. u., stoppiiig at
Bridgeport, Nonvall: and Stamford.
S1-'1-‘.ClAL TRAIN leaves Nortvalk at 6 A..\l. for
New York.
Hqttsaforiir Railroad.
Passengers for Hvfi -mic Railroad will
Jlanbury and - . ..'I‘l."‘/Ii’/E Railroad.
Passengers for the ll-..i.=ibury and Noriviilk
Railroad will take the 7 .i.. 11. and 4.15 P. 2-}
trains to Newark. _
Trains from New York.
- For ./Vuw Haven.
Accou.-—At 7 .1. ni., and 12 20., and at 3.30
-.1rid5.iI0 f‘.M.
EXPRESS Trziuxs--At S A. M. and 3 1". M. for
Boslon, via New Haven. Hartford, Springfield
and Worcester, the 8 1.31. stopping atstamford
and Bridgeport. the 3 P.M., at Stamford, Nor-
walk and Bridgeport.
The 8 .~..iir. train connects with Housatonic,
Canal, and New London Railroads.
The 7 .1. .\i. Accommodation, and 3.30 v. .\1.
trains connect with Dunbury db NOl‘W{l.lk Rail-
road at Norwalk.
Trairis from .7\"cw York to .Norwall:.-—At.
7 A..‘if., 12 31., at 3 (express). 3.30 (ex.), 4 .00,
and 5.15 1’.M.
Trains from ./Voru-allr to J\“i.~w 1’ori'.-.-—At
6, 6.44, 8.15, and 1).52.i.iii.; 2.20 (cx),5,30. and
9.06 P..\f. (ex). '
Train: from JV‘or'u-all.‘ to .7V'i:w Haven.--At
9.15 1.2.1., at 2.24, 5.02 (ox), 5.35, and 6.18 P.ii.
Sec lrirgebillof ztr1vei't.i-iement at the Station
Houses and Hotels.
JAMES H. HOYT, Sup-‘t.
Danbury Er. lllorwalk Rail Road.
FVIJVTER .flRR.d.IV‘GE:1IE.VT.
Comiraxcrxo Dacsxarm 11, 1854.
Tralnsrun drill y (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DANBURY TO SOUTH NDRWALR
lst1'assengcr at 6.50 A. M.—Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.05 .1. )1. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. M. Train from New Haven, and
7.00 A. M, Accommodation Train from New
York, stopping at all stations.
2d Passengers and Freight at 3.30 P. M.-
Avrivcs at South Norwzilk at 5.20 P. M.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DAN§'URY
1st Passenger and Freight at 9.20 A. M.-
Rcceivingpasscngcrs from the New York 7.00
A. .\I. and the New Haven, 7.00 .1. ii. Accom.
Trains, and arrive at Dzmbury at 11.00 .i. .\t.,
stopping at all stations.
2d Passpngrr at 5.40 P.;\f.—Receiving Pas-
sengers from the 3.30 1’. )1. train from New
York, and arriving at Danbury at (3.50 I’. .\r.,
stopping at all stations
Stages from Ridgcficld Centre run to Itiil_e;c-
field-Station so as to connect with the 6.5:)
.1. M. and the 3.30 v. .\r. trains. and return on
the arrival at the Ridgcficld Station oftbc 9.20
.i. .\i. and 5.40 P. 3|’. trains.
Passengers who purchase tickets before ta-
king seats in the Cars can have llicm at re-
duced rates. HARVEY SMITII. Sup't.
...al.lTT.i'..-Foi' BOSTON .
EGULAR MAIL LINE via. Stun r
~ Boston. Prpvidence, i.\'-'.-iv Bedford, and
cars or detention, carrying he Eastern Mail.
The steamers PLYMOU H ROCK, Capt.
Joel Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.
Frazec, in connection with the Stonington and
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads. lcnving New York daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) frnm Pier No. 2 N. R.. first ivhtivfabove
Batti-ry-place, at 4 o'clock P. M., and stoning-
ton at 8 o’clock P. M., or on the arrival of the
mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30 P. M.
These st-eami-rs are unstirpassed for strength.
safety. speed, comfort and elegance. The oili-
cers are experienced and attentive.
do.y,'Wedncsda.y and Fridiiy. From Sterling-
ton--Tucsdiiy, Thursday and Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH R‘ lCK f'r0tn New Yot'k—-
Tl.1el-‘(18.y.Tlll1l’S(1fl_V and Satnrdii y, From Ston-
iiigton—Monday. Wednesday and Friday.
N. B.—l’as.~ieng&.-i on arriving at Stouington
préci-ed immediately by mail train to Provi:
dcnce. Boston. Tituntoii rtiid New Bcilford, or
by uccomiriodiit-ion trains from Stoningtonat
7.30 A. M.
'l‘bi'oii_«_i,rh tickets on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays for Nantucket. Holmes’ Hole and
Wood's Hole, via New Bedford. connecting
with the new steamer" EAGLE WING.
A Baggage-Master accompanies the steam-
boat trains to and from Boston
For pas.-age, berths, staterooms or freiglit,
applications may be made at Pier No. 2 N. R'_
or at the miles, 10 Battery-place.
Nfew York & Liverpool 1!. S.
MAIL STEAMERS.
HE Ships composing this line are the fol-
lowing:
AT1.A.\'TlC. Capt.West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BAI.TlC,Cllpt.C0mSl}0C.1'I. ADRIAIC.
These ships have been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their engines, toinsure strength and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers are un-
equalled for elegance and comfort Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second do., S75; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, S325 ; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guineas.—
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.
For freight or passage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS dz Co., No.56 Wall-st., N. Y.;
Bnoivx, SIMPLY 3:. Co.. Liverpool; E. G. ROB-
ERTS 5: Co., \lo. 13 King’s Al‘mSYf11‘(1,LOl1(lO11;
Jotix MIINROE .1: Co.. Rue Not-tc Danie dos Vic-
tories, Paris, or Gt-:0. I1. Dri.u=r:rr, Hitvro.
The owners of these ships will not be ac-
countable for gold, silver, bullion, specie, jew-
elry. precious stones dud metals. unless bills
of hiding are signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein expressed.
Shippers will please trike notice that the
ships of this line cannot carry any goods con-
lrnbaiid of Wm‘.
Professor Barry’s'
ELEBRATED Tricoplioroiis, it new Supply
just received at KNAPP’S.
Crockery, China. 81. Glass Wajre
ONE of the largest, ricliesil and bcslsrziected
Stocks of Crockery. Glass & China Wares,
store of the subscriber at South Norwsilk. to-
gether with it general iissnrlmciit of Groceries,
&c., all of wliich will be sold ‘at oxccetlingly
low prices. G. W. SMITH.
Lime,
Y the Barrel or small quuriti'ly.at
GEO. W. S.\ll'l‘H'S.
South Norwnlk.
for Sale Cheap.
An imported C'u.mlierland Boar. For
pd1'l3lCl11ll.I‘S€l1qlll1‘0 at the ofiice of tin-
t f4 0
3
Not-ii-elk Gazette.
BIRD Cdges for sui-c at
LOCKWOOIPS.
Brushes
E_IAlR. Tooth and Nail Bl‘i1.=I1’3S, a fine as-
sortrrieiit at KNAPP-‘S.
‘R]'OODEN Ware and Mats, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe at F. H. NASH’S.
South ./Vorwalk.
SLEIGH For Sale-—pi'ice $25. En aim at
Gazette ffi-cc’
ULES IIAUEUS Ct‘.~l0bl‘£1.[8(l
lmvirii
Creamaud Toilet Soap at
K.\'A1‘1"S.
EDDING CARDS and l;'iigrrived Plat.
furnished to order, by K.\'.\!‘I’.
’ URE Silver Lead for stoves and macliincr;
at F. H. NASH"S. Sn. .1,\"oi-tvrzllr, 0!.
GAST Iron Sinks at
I
LOCKWOOWS.
Ta.untou.—In1and Route, witliout change of
The CO.\1.\ll)DORE from New YO1‘k-—MOIl-
Alfred»Jackson,
.3'L't‘.Cl-J.~’SI)l: TO
0. 23. DISBROW.
V 0ULllll1‘»'ll.‘3 the attention ol'l.li.:- Public
‘ 1') his large niitl clcgriiit :i..ssoi'tmc-ui or
Water-/'14-.v, ./cruel;-_,/, and Fancy (r'00.ri’.\',
Wliicli his iucrcnsetl sales for the past year eu-
tthlo liiiii to offer at :1. trifling :1f1\'{1l1Cf3 from
._»o:;:., i'.-'i~.l.in.-.-‘ itntl-(,~3-filillclllcnllra Gold ll,'a,1ch,.__,., ,
1.5a'}..i it.-. flue. tvitli open face, hunting and '
magic cs.-cs, \v:ti-i-an izcd .peri'ect time-keepers,
in prices varyiiig from $30 to $175. ,
Silver Lopinc, Anchor and Patent Le\,.,,,.,§. ;
with Cm-ouoiri-:tei'Balance, ivarrani-ed to give i
good sai,isf'-action-. from $10 to $60.
Acompleteiissortment ofSILVER andPi..\ri:=.> i
Writ-c. ni-.ir1iil':i.ctui'ed to order in the most, fa.,;.,- ,
hm-,,,i)1e styles, which will be sold 515 low as 3 ‘,
good article can be bought elsewhere. All .
.i.ri.iclcs of Silver warranted as pure as coin.
ln iitlvlirion to it large stock of Gold and SE‘:- '3
-.-er Spcctiicles, Pens, Pencils, Tbimbles, Ke;-'.--. [
Se.-ils, Lockets, (tr-.., will be offered a. varie.ty of =
lcsimblc po.t.tei'us of Ear Rings, Ladies’ and i
-’_}ent.lemcii’s Breast Pins, Finger Rings,Guai'd,
Vest and Clintclainc Chains, of the latest and
inost lhsliioiialile styles, which for quality is
-quril to any ever oiferedin Norrvalk, and for
price and beauty of design cannot fail to suit
the most rlillicult. All goods will be cheerful-
iy shown to those who wish to purchase or
irvatify their curiosity.
The increasing demand for
Fine Cutlery, ,
ilaaindiicetl him to select from the beat English
and American Manufacturers, 8. large variety
-.)fl’ooket Knives, Scissors, Razors, &c., made
from the finest tempered steel and beautifully
finished, which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices. Silver and Pearl Card Cases, Port-
xlonnaies, &c., of‘ the latest and most approved
patterns, which for finish, dnrability,'conven-
ience and clicitpnesa, are superior to any before
offered in this place. -
Ladiei.=.li'essing Combs of India Rubber and
Buffalo horn. Gentlemens Pocket Combs, an
assortment always on ham],-
The Brush Family,
ls vepresenteil by any quantity of first-rate ar-
ticle.-i_ in tlie_ shape of‘ Hair, Clothes, Dust,
Eliayirig, .\:iil and Tootl1_l_3i'iislies. Also, Dr.
tor lollll 5 Alkaline Dentrtfice too well known
04*-"-fl C'>mm_-ant; Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils of
superior quality ; Perfumery, 9. large supply of
all the choice cxtracts,just received,
A complete assortment of‘
Fancy, Baskets,
Willriow be disposed of at wholesale prices,
to make room for the Largest, Cheapest and
lies: Jlssortmenf of
Orizamental Cloclrs_
Ever before offered in this place.
French Clocks,
An ingenious and beaiitifully executed piece
of Alcclitinism, runs three weeks witliout wind-
ing, strikes the hours and half‘ hours, an excel.
1{3DbTl11l‘J1{9Bp01‘ and beautiful parlor ornament
E ight Day,
And Thirty hour Clocks. with and without
Alums. constantly on hand.
As an illustration of the spirit of enterprise
which cha.r-iicterizcs the American People, he
offers for sale Clocks of domestic manufacture,
now, tic-.i.tly made and warranted for one year,
for the sum of
I
l
I
l
,.
l
l
l
l
I
_ 75 (feats. ‘
A few second hand Clocks, but little used, and
in good order, for sale for a. mere trifle.
Out‘ .’lIusic2_i.l friends who understand their
own interest will examine JACKSON’S last
itt'r_iv:il of Rosewood Accordeons and Flutiiiiis
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock of Fancy Goodsincludes too great
:51. vitrioty to eniimcrate in an advertisement-.
, The si.ibsci;iber tliaiikful for the large amount
of[>:itioii..i.go bestowed on his establishment for
ll“-‘ liiffl few moiitlia, iv‘ endeavor by strict
attention to his bnsines d the wants of the
public, to incvil‘. ii. continuance of the same.
All g mils warranted as represented.
l’itrti.:ular null personal attention given to
the l‘l‘.:[Jtl1‘lll.g of line Watches. Jewelry repair-
eil ivitli neat-iiess and dispatch.
ALFRED JACKSON,
At the old stand of C. E. Disbrow.
__ at
J ’ ‘
[2 L.
4, .\'F.\V mid Sl1‘i;Zl11\l'1V success?-i_l i'nr.i-:-dy for the V
11 cure of all Bflioiis dis:-:i.=.==.——Ui.1=ti-.‘.7zii.r3si, Indi-
, gestinn, Jaunclire, Dropsy, Rheumatism, Favors,
Gout, Ilumors, Nervonsriess, Irrifabilityi Inflztmmo.
tioiis, Henrlnolio, Pains in the Br-‘cast, Side. Ila:-3;,
and Limbs, Fizmnle Complaints, i‘3:c., kc. Indcwyl,
I very few are the d,i.~ie:iscs in whit-.li a l’Lir-'.-;r.tive Medi-
cine is not 11i’)1‘8 or less rc-qttixed, and much sick-
ness and siifieririg might be prevented, if :i. hatin-
l-jss but eff?-atrial Cathurtic were more freely used.
No person feel well while it costive‘ habit of
body prcvriiis : lli"SIlIeS it soon generates serious and
' often fatal (11F‘."{'.SCS. which might have been avoided
the timely and j udicimis use‘ of 8. good purgative.
1 his is alike true of Colds. Fevcrisli symptoms, and
Bilious d81'l111(.‘,‘O!110!'1I.‘l. Thev rill tend to become or
I-‘fioditco the deep seated andforrnidable distempers
V-’£i_icli load. the licarscs all over the land. Hence 2.
1‘l.‘1lZl.l)1°. farnily pliysic is of the first importance to
I-118 public licalrli, and this Pill has been perfected
with con::iiii}ni:ifc skill to meet that demand. An
EX-C1151“? li“.=!1_oi it< vi'~.'tucs by Physicians, Profes-
sors. a_nd lair:-nt.:. lm shovvn results surpassing
‘ml’ thing lllllierto lmmvn of any medicine. Cures
have been fell-éctod iieyor_id belief‘, were they not sub-
Slantlflle-~ 0: IN-'-“~'»i_is or such exalted position and
cliriracter as to forbill the siispicion of uritruth.
Am°“E W‘-, emlmm tzepilemeii to whom we'are
allowed to'reir:r for those facts, are
ga?I;r:;1C;:,")‘)§;:_['§;a;FI,I?‘C}‘it::_I'°TT»lll‘: distinguished Sur-
ocr. I . . . .u't:s, Practical : -
Port of Boston, and Geologist for thg}S6t‘."‘i1t1e8"ofO
$Zl(ih11Sill2t9‘.I “ D _
ax . .1, cone, .' . ., an eminent Su .-
Physician, of the City of Lowell, who hasrfi~.a:gn1;:g
thilzim extensive plréactice.
. . ._o:'rir\vrcx, s ., one of the fir .
chants in Nr-xv York City.q =t me:
C. A. DAVIS, M. D., Sup’l; and Surgeon of tho
United States Marine Hospital, at Chelsea, Mass.
Did space permit, we could give man hundred
such names, from all parts where the ills have
been used, but evidence even more convincing than
the certificates of these eminent public men iii
-shown in their effects upon trial.
These Pills, the result of long investigation and
study, are offered 90 the public as the best and
most complete which the present state of medical
science can afford. They are compounded not of
the drugs themselves, but of the medicinal virtues
only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chemical
process in a state of purity, and combined together
in such a. manner as to insure the best results. This
system of com osition for medicines has been found
in the Cherry ectorzil and Pills both, to produce a
more efficient remedy than had hitherto been ob- '
‘rained b any process. The reason is perfeptly ob-
vious. Vhile by the old mode of composition, ev-
cry medicine is burdened. with more or less of acri-
monious and injurious qualifies, by this each indi-
vidual virtue only that is desired for the curative
effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual-
ities of each substaiice employed are left behind, the
curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is
self-evident the effects should prove as they have
proved more purely remedial, and the‘Pi1ls' it sure.-r,
more powerful antidote. to disease than any other
amedicine known to the world. =
As it is frequently expedient‘ that my medicine
should be taken under the counsel of an attending
Physician, and as he could not properlyjudfe of E1
remedy without knowing its composition, "have
supplied the accurate Formula by which both my
Pectoral and Pills are made to the whole body of
Practitioners in the United States and British Amer-
ican Provinces. If however there should be any
one who has not received them, they will be
promptly fonvarded b mail to his address.
Of all the Patent ll edicines that are offered, how
few would be taken if their composition was known !
Their life consists in their mystery. I liave no
mysteries.
The composition of my preparations is laid open
to all men, and all who are competent to judge on
the subject freely acknowledge their convictions
of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was
pronounced by scientific men to be a wonderful
medicine before its effects were known. Many em-
inent Physicians have declared the same thing of
my Pills, and even more confidently, and are will-
ing to certify that their anticipations were more
than realized by their effects upon f:ria.l.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action—remove the obstructions oi‘
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body, restorin their irregular action to ealtli, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take,
and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
For minute directions,
Box.
PREPARED B Y
see the wrapper on the
Norwslk, June, 1854.
\VlLLIAMS dc GUION’S
Emigration, and Foreign Ex-
change Oflice.
No. 40 Fulton Streel, New York, and
VVa.acrlno Road, Liverpool.
The Old Bliickstiir Line of Packets,
Sailing punctuallyfrum Liverpool on the 1st
iitli, 11th, 10th, 21st and 26th of each month
and comprise thefolloiving splendid ships.
Universe, Captain Bird, 170.
Jacob A. Westervelt, kloodlessi, 100i
Win. lhithbone, Spencer, 120.
f‘icoudcrogii., ' Boyle, - 150.
Princeton, Russell, 140.
Irene, Williams, 12'0-
lliunesota, Allen, 100i
Silas Gt-eeuman, Spencer, 150-
Lcviatlian, Knapp. 160
Wm. H. Hiirbeck, Marshall, 100:
Guy Maiiucring, Freeman, 160»
llfusliingtou, Page, 200i
Enterprise, Funk, 100i
Aberdeen, ' Knapp, 100;
Richard Alsop, Sinitli, 100i
Niagara, - , Smith, 100i
Dewitt Clinton, Funk, 130i
Marmion , Hadley, 100i
Srtndnsky, Borland, 120i
Owego, Hubbard, 150i
Robert Kelly, Bitrstoiv, 140i.
New Ship, Edwards, 1751.
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
tIlel1‘_flCCOmm0d2ltl011S for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Stcerage passengers, are vastly superiorto
those of any other, Line.
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 at 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, 9. further
allotvance, according too late act of the Brit-
isli parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. sugar, and
hrilflb. molasses, to each adult, weekly, with
three quarts water daily. In all oaseswhere
any of the persons paid for decline coming out,
be full passage money is returned without any
deduction.
Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friends in the Old Country C
and wishing to save time, and expense, can’
have it done in it satisfactory,and'cori'cct'nian-
nor, by enclosing by Post, to the sulgscr-fibers
the sum they wish to send, with the mime and
aildi-ess of the party who is to receive it. when
a draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be fortvardcd by the first steamer with as
much punctuality asiftlie person sending-itsms
present_.and it receipt returned for the mono
by next mail. -'
'“K‘I'P-“I”'1-.."”1’ii"1'””lI““t‘>’i\'i.Y‘
HE Subscriber: griitolull y acknowledges the
_liber:ii patronitgc which has been cxtciidctl
(‘U him by l1isl'rii.-nus and the public generally,
101‘ the lost 14 yciirs, and hopes by strict appli-
to be found in Norivalk. can novvbc soon ttttlie -ciition to business, to meet a coiitiiiuanoe of
post l‘-.1voi's. . He has now on hand, and is con-
stantly iu:i.iiuf:ictui'iiig to order, all kinds oi
llitriicss Hnviiig greatly increased his i'§cili-
tics in iuanuiiictiiriiig, he is now prepiired to
.-xociitc all orders in his line with proinptnes:
and dcspaitcli, and pledges himself to sell any
ll.lll.l. every article in his line as cheap as tht
same article can be furnished by any other sini-
il-.1rl:}stablisliinciit in the County or State. 11-.
has on liiind all kinds of articles usually kept
by Su.'ldlers and Harness makers; Harness.
Satldles, '1‘i'nnks, Vitlises, Carpet Bags, H.01‘S(
Bruslies. Curry Combs, Citrds, Sliamois Skins,
Horse Sheets, Fly Net-ts. Jtc., also ail kinds oi
Stuldlei-y \\"a.re, Carriage and Riding Whips,
all kinds ‘and qualities, which will be sold at
.-nz1l.11lf'clt(.‘.I111‘(-.‘1‘.‘5 prices. Orders thankfully re-
ceived.- 'l‘et'ms favorable.
Norvvalk. Aug.‘ll. WM. B. SWAN.
c carriages For Sale.
NE second-h-.ii‘id trotting Buggy, weighing
200 lb., witlrtop {one do, weighing 275,
vituout top; also, one square box, family
vagon. Allin good condition, and all or any
one uftlicm will be sold. at it bargain. Enquire
it the Gazette Uliice. 313;,
The Wonder ofthe Age.
Starch, 9, supgl-iur ax.
ticle, aud_a-s cheap as the common Star-ch
low in use ; it_ produces a. Beautiful Polish
vitliont. gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
:_-.ile by the Box or Paper‘ by ALLEN, MEEKER
1'» 90-. Who can furnish it to dealers at Factory
‘vices.
—..
W8!-Yell. Euglisli anti American Knives and
F. H.’NASH’S, ’
flout]; Jvbrical/r_
~.~‘or‘ks,‘ at
BRlTTANIA_,Ja.ppan’d and Silver Plated ,
JAMES C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 95 cents per Box. rive Boxes for $1.
BOLD BY
W. E. BISSELL, Nnrivalk.
WEST 8:. RAYMOND,
Hat, Cap 81. Fur Manufacturers,
WOULD respectfully call the attention of
our Coiiriecticut Friends to our Fall
Style of Hats and Caps, which for beauty of
'ii‘iiiis.li, durability and clieupness, cannot be
surpassed. We would alaoinform our Patrons
that we have a. large and splendid stock of
Ladies Furs, consisting in part of Stone Martin,
b‘itcl1,)1ountain Martin,Black Lynx. Imitation
Ei-min and French Concy Victorines and Cuffs,
prices in consequence of having laid in our
-took early for cash. We have also a large as-
-ortinont of Buffalo and Sleigh Robes. vvliicli
we are enabled to sell at lust years prices. al-
though they are much higher inmarkef.
Wholesale dealers supplied on liberal terms.
WEST &. RAYMOND, Hatters,
3rn~l4 No. 154 Cliathiim st.,Netv York.
Crow Bars.
OLID Steel and Steel pointed Crow Bars!
for sale bv WM. 0. STREET.
St, Nicholas.
THIS celebrated Cook Stove we bsg_le9.ve
to call to the attention of the public. It
has no superior, has but to be seen to be ad-
mii-cd,a.ud used to be appreciated. Referen-
ccs where they are in use given by the hiind-
red. C. it E. K. LOCKWOOD.
VIATCHES, Stove and Shoe Blocking at
1 wholesale at LOCKWOOD 3-
Matches.
WEwotil<l call the attention of the public
to something new in the way of Match-
cs, there is no smell arising from the use of
them,itre sure to ignite and are so prepared that
the whole stick is burned,‘ tliiis avoiding all
the objectionfroni smell, poor matches, rte.-—
We sell Wholesale and Retail.
36 C. 32 E. K. LOCKWOOD.
N-_ IRRORS for sale at
LOCKWOOD'S.
. RUSH ES of':i.11 kinds, Ropes and Corfl“-W‘;
at LOCKWOOD .~.
, ATTS of all kinds and ll6.‘Sl‘1'lpllO1lS at
1 A LOCKWOOD S. I
HURNS of (lifferent patterns or
LOCKWOOD S.
EFRIGI-1RATORS_ i'oi- «.1.» at‘
~ l.0CK\l'OOl) .s.
N Mortgage Seciii-ity. for a term ofyeavt
for which seven per cent. interest W111, be
paid. Enquire at the GIIZCHC Oflice. if
_ Brittania Ware
EE and Codes Pots, Coffee Urns, fancy Tet
Sells, Castor-s, Lamps, Candlesticks. Spit
toons, Sirringcs, Spoons, etc.. at
LOCKWOOOD’S.
13.-XSKETS of all kinds at ‘
LOCKWOOIYS.
Guest: li‘i:.i1'iri-‘.iss at
__ _, LOCKWOOITS.
‘ Summer Ranges
_NEW pattern which we can recommenv
_to the public, at A LOCKWOOD-‘S.
‘N7-AGONS for Children at '
’ LOCKWOOD S.
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Norwalk Chronicler