-. .,\‘r.
‘ permitted to flag for want of £1 prompt: atten-
, perism of the country might be preven-
ted; and also more than three fourths of
~ , isfactlon-
tile beiis"li€*’5i*""6iir§lifi§:1aoir5és;fIiaspitaiir
andjails, can legally be rc-c.\'ported to_
thell:_plat:8 ol"'shipuu:tit by the. city nu- ?
tliorities. -In the mean mus w-lnle.-.
question is penditig, it would he “as-
good adeed as drink,” to pass an act
that,.iwbuld' conferthe poi-.~si~ of expul-
sion if it does not already exist.
Messrs. Riker 83 Thome, pllllll:llti':
of this city, in compliance‘ with the In-
creasing l.Iel11tlI\ld_ for German lit:-ramre.
have given us il lgtaoefttl translation Of
GcBtlio’s “flit-rttttirtiinritritl Boroihia,” char-
émieirized by the large hearted and ten-
der-sympatiiy of the greatest of German
authors, ' '
Ole Buli’s opera troupe at the Acade-
my Of Music draws "fair to middling);
houses. The male siiigers are much su-
perior to the females.’ Howeucr, the
manager promises new faces and voices
soon The p,.;,.e5 ($1 and 50 etc.) are
reasonable ,encugh——too reasonable, I
apprehend, to .3nal,.!e the empressario to
pay for the ser\‘l<.'t=.s of first class artists
and artistes .
A "Calico littlt," tor the bu:-nefit DI the
Poor, is to come off at Montague Hall,
Brooklyn. u-.~:<r. .\.".lontla*_.'.. It is expected
10 be an immc.riss.afluir. Tickets for
gvntlenimi and two ladies, and the
dry goods thrown in. N03-,-,-Au;
%. The mcmbers of the Harmonic Society
are earnestly requested to t1t.t-end the regular
meeting Of 91*‘ Association, on Thursday cvs-
Hiflg Offhis Wt-Pk c We really hope the iutr-r-
est in ihisvaluable. Association vrili not La‘
tion on the pgtrt of the members.
F.acts.—Sliould all tlie‘inlialiitzu1ts of
theUnited States cease to use intoxica-
ting liquor, the following would be some
of the beneficial results, viz:
1. Not an individual would hereafter
fer become a drunkard. '
2. Many who are now tlruttlsards,
would reform, and would he saved from
the dt-unkard’s grave. '
As soon as those that would not
reform, should be dead, which would be
a short time, not a drunknrd wou=d‘be
found, and the whole land would be free.
A. More than three fourths of the pan-
the crimes.
5, One of the grand causes of error in
principle, and immortality in practice,
and the sources of vice and wrctchedness
would be removed. ‘ ~
6. The number, frequency and sever-
it y of diseases}w_ould be greatly lessened;
and the number and hopelessness of ma-
niacsingour land be exceedingly dimin-
ished-.-Z. V
7. One of the greatest datigcrs of our
children, and one of the prit1cl~pa_l causes
of botlily,. mental, and moral deteriora-
tion would be removed.
8. Loss of property in our generation
to an amottnfgreater than the present
value of all the houses and land in the
United States, might be prevented.
9. Oneaof the greatest.’ dangers to our
free institutions, to the perpetuity of our
government, and to all blessings of civil
and religious liberty would be removed.
10. The efficacy of the gospel, and all
the means which God has appointed for
the spiritual and eternal good of men,
would be exceedingly augmented; and
the same amount of moral and religious
effort mightbe expected to produce more
than double its present effects.
Episcopal Recovderq
V
iIt'us.-—-‘.‘.-"..- would call tliv ntt.:i'.tio.i\’ of house-
keep».-.t's to the ado. oi‘ .t l’nt.-nf Cltilltcs‘ Friunu
in to-tlay’.-a paper. 'l'he_v arc a ulflr-.I adtnir.~.-
ble c0nl.l‘lVu.l.i-'38, r.':1l_Ttt:L"lltll_'\* for ‘llt(l-‘N with
have no taste for running over nu store lot‘ to
“hang out C-lolllf-IS-I() dry.’-‘ Full l)él.l‘llL"Ill‘.tr3
may be had, and ti motl-:1 seen at lirtttppis.
an-..:»~~ A1‘
= :: ?
MAR RU L-;. [D .
"ii. izi.i,-e:i..-iiifi‘.-§{i."{...”-ii,"b;-"ii?-. n. w. Smith, Ed-
wr..§‘5 Root, to man Elizabeth Keeler. _ _ ,
Inn Troy. 20th fnst._. Jame! Sherman, or Wis».-oi: sin, to
Mir: Stu-t.h Amblcr, r.r'i‘«'-crvrrilk, Com.
2
Fairfield Co. Ag;;=:ci1lt-ural
the City Hotel, Bl‘l(lgEp0I‘l_. on Wcalnesdfq‘ the
7th day otfllrtrcli, =.‘.i 1:] o’clcc"fl.s.. 3l__.. _ro:_thc
pdtposc of receiving I?.eports or subscript-tons
from the several fowr.s and locating the next
atinual Ezliililtim and Fair‘ of said S-:-ciet-y,
anti doing such other business as may be
larotizlii l_iefr.ue- the Meeting.
“ J. H. SHERWOOD, Sec‘)-.
;r1’§‘ (‘.sza;itp F.1,u.-7:‘ phase r-01:3/.
. S-Eases‘ Last.
lOZ\lE-WHER lJE‘.I\T€L-ll the Catholic Chttrch
S and the Union Faottiry, ‘:1 pair 01'' Nov.’
L'.=.dles Slippers, with elastic cgrd ties. The
finder will ll? suit.abl_v rewarded by» leaving
the same at the Gazette Office. —
card of‘ Acknowledgement.
HF. Itlembers of the Union School would
ticknowlcdge the reception of a copy of
Howard-‘s United.St-ates Gnzetecr, from H. S.
Beers. Esq., for which he will please accept
our thanks. Feb. 24th. _ .
WatclIo.;, Jewelry "and Fancy
G} O 9 d. 3 .
' New Spring Stock !
THE Subscriber has just returned
from New York with a new stock ‘of
Fashionable Jewelry, Watches, Plated
Ware and Fancy Goods, which he offersto his
customers very cheap. .
Clocks and Watches repaired.
Accordeons tuned and repaired. .
Collin Plates, Spoons, Rings. &c., neatly en-
groved. O. S. CLARK,
.N0. 2, Skiddy’s Block;
Concentrated Manures.
&c. For sale in any quantity by the sub-
scriber as cheap as can be purchased in N. Y.
so that freight: and ca:-(age will be saved by
purchasing of me. All fertilizers sold by me
warranted pure. WM. J. FINLEY.
Store to Let.
STORE at South Norwalk, in the busi-
ness part of the village. The Store is
large and commodious, with Shelves, Coun-
ters, &c., and is in good order in every respect.
Apply to IRA FORD. or
GOULD BENEDICT,
' At the Ticket Office.
South Norwalk, Feb. 26th, 1855. 9tf
A Desirable country Seat
For Sale Cheap!
HE above property is located in the Vil-
lage of Norwalk. It consists of about
three fourths of an acre of land on one of the
best. streets and having a water front, stocked
with a great variety of choice fruit. The
House is two stories. and basement and cellar,
well arganged and convenient, having four-
teen rooms, besides pantries, closets, also.-
? The Democratic. Congressional
Convention for the 4th District is to be
held at Bridgeport, ou_the 14th ofMarch.
It is announced that Hon. 0. S. Sey-
moure will not consent to run again,and-
the-field is open for a free fight between
John Cotton Smith of Sharon, Fred. E.
C-rittenden of Bridgeport. Judge Tay-
lor of Danbury, and the rest of them.-—
It is said.Smitlt’s‘cliances for the nom-
ix.ta!ion‘haveV not improved during the
last two: years.-Comier.
_j2?fl"”Wliere.’s our friend Porr.ero_v’s name?
--....—....
’NeW York Mai-_1r_et s.
Nnw Yoru;,1~‘sb. E0, 1855.
,, .
FI..‘OU‘R4Western Canal, . . . . . . . 8.1} to -.,50
- ’ Michigan :3: Ohio, . _ . 8.75 to ,18
Southern,. . . . 8,75 to 9,25
"7 Extra Genesee}. . . . .. 30.75 to 12-00
' Rye Flour, . . . . . . . . . . . (:25 to 7,12
' . ‘ Corn Meal, . . . . . . . . . . . 4.37 to 4,75
Buckwheat Meal, per 100 lbs. 3,50 to 4.00
GRAIN-:W'l."tcat perbusbel, ""230 to‘2,40
Outg: ‘ "‘ ’ “ _.53 IO ,58
. - $3‘. .‘~B-Arley, . I,‘0 to 1,20
->-44“— >w>v-4$‘Cnrn, no ,9‘
Cattle Market.
8 to 10¢:
,b the uarter, per lb.
§:[$;£’_ou¥¢0m.qSllee1) fall to S2, . extra S5 to 8
Veal, _good calves, 4 to file alive
Pork, . H 4 3'40 L0 50. ,
"cow" ' Vfor-_'m_i1k, $25 to 40, extra $45 to 60.
' ‘Nor-walk Association,
For the'IrItpr0veme1tt0f”1f’— 00715715507! Gffllf
Poor.
. , p . Omcers.
.rosnrH.w. HUBBELL, 1=m...1.-m.
-'1‘HO}IAS',B. BUTLER, T’ ice President.
wfi, C_-. STREET. Treasurer.
_E_. QQBORN, Serretary.
Erectltive Com Inittcc.
Ggo,zR-. C-not.wu1.L, DB. IRA G-mzconv,
. , F. Sr.JonN Loctrwoon.
-. Board of Jllanagers. ,
in W. H bb 11, Thomas B. Butler,
WISEPC. Stredlf, 9 Wm. S. Lockwood,
‘ 1. H ‘. Samuel L nes M. n.,-
;§cl2lT¥)lmstgd', F. St.J obi? Lockwood,
Asa.Sh1ith, . G80. G. BFSIJOP,
Dr. J. G. Barbour, A. H. Byington,
Samuel Colt, _ , Geo. R. Choiwell,
Charles Isuacs,
E. C. Bissell,
Dimon Fant-on,
D,-'_ A33 3111,. Gould D. Jennings,
Iso.ac~S. Beers, Jonathan Camp.
‘ Dr.‘ Ira Gregory,
Wm. L. Quinttujd.
H. M. Prowitt,
Chas. F. Osborn,
,@. This Association now flPP"=‘315 1° "19
Public for their’ cooperation and aid. Its or-
ganization is complete, a d is now in success-
ful operation, and needs only t_he;,assislance of
the charitable, to continue its aid to thc suffer-
-Iing poor during the present inclement season.
Either of the Board of Managers will receive
such subscriptions of Money, Clothing: F005-
Fuel, &c., as may be tentlered them. Many
families, especially women and children, are
found almost destitute of clothing. Copies of
the Articles of Association, By-Laws, &c., can
be obtained on appllcttfion to eitlier of the Of-*
ficers of the Association, every person who con-
, sit-ibutes'becomes a member of the association.
-r "DBIV_I"I‘AL BIIRGERY, ,
2‘ Dr:._ HILL (3 FITCH, foot of Main Street, over C.
J. Gunman’: Store. _
_.,“",ng_e1nents have been made by whi.--1. we 1,0“. -30-
,-,_~,_-,9§;'xiodate all who may favor us with tlrtcir [.::frr_.nage.
_.t;-fifi,él,a.I-iflevéfil l1.1°“Pl*“',1-°3 '-' -§\‘-Yoplasttc base-7’ Silver
/_.p G51}; Yldtes, either in single teefli--gum ‘teeth-—f:Zr.ci.'
189th-flhftthetnew fUId.919B5flI 5*! 1° 0? “ cuvmmarms gum,-“
:,,m.0,;u-cga.¢nd-patented by Dr. J. Allen. of Cim_-sm,,m_
Teeth get with pivots, either wood or gold. Teen; flljg-,1
.,,m,:‘q¢,zJ,,2,'£1: or ‘:,Hz‘.’1’3 _-Sfapp'a‘ng.” And all other
§.em‘31—i;fiex-gtfions performed in accordnnce with the most
"I HERE will lie .‘t_I‘tIeet_ir.g.o_f the lf’.‘.it'fi->ld.
County A§rlc‘.‘.ltur.*.l :-c.c.'i«'-.-f_',‘, holden at
UANO, Superphosphatc,'Bone Dust, &c., -
1 uuutlition to build on ; :1 living .-.pt‘in;.; con. ‘ma
1 0l)f'.lllleI1 on the j)_,‘t'0ll't1ol ; fl. llt"\’f:l' litiliti; wt-ll
«If \V'sll~t'l‘ can Lu: tylllttittnztl by Glgglttgx I2 01' lo' 5
f feet. on utiy purl. ofil. It has ti commanding
' \‘lt2\V of Imtig I-sliiud Sound, the villages of
1~.'orwalk and .".-‘omit Norwnlk, the harbor, and
till iiic surrounding country, unsurpassed on
L. I. Sound. It is it v.~r_-; desirable location
for a man of‘ pleasurc or rt man of busincss to
build on. Also, the: House and Lot ndjoiuittg.
The h0u.I.c is two story. nearly new ; it 1:} 111 a
very desirable and beautiful location,-. with it
< never falling wt-ll of vvnt-er very near to the
house. This location is worthy of all recom-
mendation of the above. The p1'0p€1‘l-_V _Will be
sold at tt low price for cash. For particulars
enquire of Mr. HENRY Rnnoxrr on the premi-
ses, or the undersigned. DAVID LOW,
3t9 Adtniriistmtni-, with the: will annexed.
IIarpcr’:‘4
"5l~"l:It mo copiers nt liziipei sold last tuoutl .
(J Anal more to be .1-old this; month. T11’?
Afr-.r-cl. No’sjust l’ct.‘::i'v'A:v.l __ _ A___ __
,_ 1.1. _l‘.l:.l:P.b.
Yfiliifa is faitiiy ?f'orn ?
TIIE above question wliich has a.gitat_e_d. the
public for a long" time is answered _in it
new Book.ent-itlcd The Life rt-/i,d_fl§(ttlt'_o-fj‘ Of
Fanny 1~‘¢2-ii. Just rec’d at 1xIvAPP':~..
. L. -Q o .
--= r~ -r-1 i ' “
1sGUKSl QRI. AN-I) BINIJERY.
TJBLIC :l.lt~'-lillt‘-11 calletl to tlicfhct that
lmviu;;{ funds :1 general arldifion to Stock
of Books and Statiouei-y, the r-ubscriber is
ready to oil‘:-r every article in this branch of
business. to Mei-c-lnuils, Tr‘1'l(.‘l|l‘l‘S and the Pub-
lic, generally, on the mu.-t l.'+‘ll.-‘-Olllllilt’ terms
and at rates below competition. Ou htuitl. £1
larger and better class of Books and line Sta-
tionery tlian is generally supposed to be kept
in Norwulk ; Call and sec. Crtreful attention
paid to orders from other Towns and to Child-
ran.
The Bindery is in chn1‘;z_c« ofn lsliilalftll work-
man who will finhli Jobs in point of style and
durability, comparable to any 111 New York.
Prices less.——Orders solicittfil. S BEERS
I7 Main Street.
For Sale or to Let.
HE Subscriber would like to dispose of her
Dwelling House and Lot, pleasantly loca-
ted in Main Street. or ifnot sold she would be
glad to rent it to tt good tenant. Possession
given 1st of April. .
3tS Mus. JOSEPH E. CORKER.
- N O R W A L K
Agricultural Store !
HE Subscriber has just opened at the store
adjoining Joseph P. Ho.nford’_s Shoe Store,
a. very extensive and complete assortment of
Agricultural Implements,
Such an Plowo Harrows, Ox Yokes, Garden-
er’s-tools, Pruning Knives, Shears, &c., &c.,
which he will sell upon as reasonable terms as
can be purchased anywhere in the County.-
Farmers, Gardeners and others will find it to
their interest to give me a call before purchas-
in elsewhere. WM. J. FINLEY.
Norwulk, Feb. 16, tf8
1855.
......___ . _i.._-
I-Sflilbollars Reward.“
_IFTY DOLLARS will be paid for the ar-
rest and conviction of‘ the person or per-
sons that broke into the Smoke-house of the
subscriber on Saturday night_last, the 17th,
and stole therefrom 11 large amount of Pork
and Beef Hams. They are supposed to belong
to the gang of Thieves that have betn stealing‘
Poultry for the lastthrec months. in all sect-
ions of the town ; little or no doubt exists but
their headquarters or place of rendezvous‘iI
between Norwalk and Bridgeport.
_ HENRY W. SMITH.
Notwulli, Feb. 19. 1855. lt’8
._ ._.... ___‘
The whole is warmed by a Furnace. Wr.t~er
excellent. . Communication with New York
by Railroad, Commutation low. Enquire _at
the Ofilce of this ~.I‘l1p8I‘. A portion of the
purchase money can lie. 1mtf9
A Farm For Sale,
O":-t’TAINIl\*G about 37 acres of land,v.-ell
vvz-.tered, with it good dwelling house and
burn, and several other outhouses thereon
standing, situated about 5‘ mile from the
Ridgcfield depot, of the Danbury &: Norwalk
Railroad, and about three miles from the vil-
Inge, it is under a good state of cultivation,
it being well wooded, and will be cold at B.
bargain. For further pariiculr.rs- enquire of
Harm? B3334, at Ncrwttik, or BE.-iI3I.EY BE‘.'.~'.RS
near the premises. 519
I
'i
Assignees. Sale.
HE undersigned, As.-'-igtiees of the Estate of
BRUSH. OLMSTEAD it C0,, Carriage
Manufacturers, also of the Estates of PLATT
BRUSH and CHAUNCEY OLMSTEAD,
signing Debtors of Ritlgeticl-:1, Conn, will offer
forsalc at Public Auction, on Ttit=.sday,1[tirch
6th, 1855, at 10 o'clock, A. M., at the Carriage
Manufactory lately occupied by Bnrsn, Omi-
STEAI) dc C0,, all 'of‘thc Real and Personal Estate
of said Debtors, consisting of the following
property, viz :--One Dwelling House,’ Barn,
and one acre of Land in the villag-e of Ridge-
fleld, belonging to the Estate of Plntt Brush ;
also, one Dwelling House, Barn, and three pores
of Land in mid Village, belonging to the Es-
ttte of‘ Chauncey Olmstead. Both of the above
places are very desirable locations. (me Saw
Milllantl Pond lot near the Village of‘ Ridge-
lield; one Spoke Machine and fixtures; five
acres of Land near the Saw Mill, belonging to
the Estate of Plntt Brush ; seven and one-half
acres of Ltind at Flat Rock in said Ridgefield,
belonging to the Estate of Chauncey Olmstcad.
Also, the following Personal Property belong-
ing to the Estate of Brush, ‘Olmstead dz Co.,
viz :—-—sevcral Top Buggies finished and unfin-'
ished - unfinished Rockaways ; two second-
hand Lumber-box Wagons; one second-hand
Buggy; Buggy bodies; Lumber Box Bodies;
Wagon Wheels; Fellies ; Hubs ; Spokes ; Bows
for Tops; Wagon Poles and, Whiflletrces; a
large quantity of Top Leather. plain and enam-
elled ; Silver and Brass Plated Door Handles;
Bands, Joints and Rivets ;-Brussells Carpeting ;
Broadcloths and Carriage Trimmings; Iron and
Steel ; a fine assortment of seasoned Hickory,’
Ash, Oak, White Wood and Elm Blank and
Boards ; l3lacksmith’s Tools, Auvils, Vices,
and Bellows; several sets of Tools for Body
Makers. &c. ; one Horsc power, with Machine-
ry, B:mds_.'Saw.=., &c.; Paints, Oils and Varn-
ishes; together with numerous other articles
usually-found in an extensive Carriage Manu-
factory. Also, Personal property belonging
to the Estates of Plait Brush and Chauncey
Oltnstead. .
The Sale will bc continued from day to day-
nntil the property is disposed of.
Terms made known at the time of Sale,
LEWIS H. BAILEY, .
DAVID HURLBU'1"I‘. i ~*55‘E“*?'~’5-
Ridgetleld, February 26th, 1855. 219
ings last work.
The Wifv;-s Victory,'b_v Mrs. Southworth.
Books may be found at KNAPPV5.
OLBURN-‘S Intellectual Arithmetic, it new
supply at - KNAPP".‘5.
Feb. 16, 1855: ,
A PON the applicr-.tion of WATTS COM-
STOCK, of New Canaan. in Foirfieltl
County, showing to tl:.ir= Court that he is Guar-
dian to TIiO.\2'.lS N. SEELEY, ABIGAI. A. Snrzuzv
SIIGGEORGE W. SE£I.liY, of Bridgeport. in said
Gountv, Minors belonging to said District, and
that stiid Minors are the owners of the follow-
ing real estate, viz :—The equal undivided
or lcss.’ with the cqtiiv-.l“t1’r.tl'.vi:letl one sc-ventli
part of the Dwelling Hbt1ee;antl Barn thereon,
3.. ill LL
,‘,,P,5feg pgtgciples of the Dental Profession.
' CHAS. FITCH,
. .
, . , , BENTAD camp. .
; ff;fi;.JA;!K£§ (3. ISARBGE-'i~?,.
-- -~ " ‘ ‘e’ auécal Dentist would rs.=.1:ect‘.‘c.il;: an
.M:5g"31l:¢€;n£.ieJ§c-ilmade._z:rr:ngement3_ to «lei ctr: his
.:’."u1i‘,-{me for -the coming season to the practice of his
"k:“)“ Elvin in Sorwclk. lie may be l'oun'3. at all hours at
I.u'.v£$“ll'l:2nCl?. ‘neat Dr. Hftll‘-“. 1'7-=1-‘3‘i -‘\V‘-"1i'~L‘- “lief” 331
1-3 mixers aopcrtcjnlnp: to his profession wiiibc perform-
"’P°,m.d.-e'mc’3:‘pp raved and scientific manner, and at
"“ 3 ’ " ‘ " éslble, with tile‘-use ofthc best mate.
. - ‘ lawns , .
§i§'.i woflvixzgnsbip. All work wcrrttnicil to give =at-
.. .
. ',§.:l-trzililnc Dcntifricc-.= .,
' {;,,.;..,’ ma keeps constantly on hand the
I ..n ‘T: . .
rm 2 m“ “X reserving and cleaning the teeth.
~,_-.v,,;.s.3 pzepurztiidrt for p
.. 4 - - , _-, ~_-,nced’Ihe best preparation in
‘ ‘ ‘S ‘mm\5nat)n'!1‘v I1‘;-p:),5eg indicated, by all who have
,,—er .....an...1$,u’..-. r be had at all the principal stores
‘its -market. for the‘-
3, g9g'm.¢’1‘r_y it_.\\ §
situated and lying in the Town of 2--or C}-naan.
: in Sfiid County. at it place called Pooas .';~Il.‘€.’el’ ;
l Bounded Norlberly and Westerly l~'.V H’i3l*'v“‘-.V-
l and Soutlierlv and Easterly by lfmrl of
l. H. Eceley, viiluetl at 1320 dollrirs-, more or less,
tind showing jtist and
that he or some cult-2r meet person be empow-
more fully £tp])car,<;_
ORDI-}l‘liED.-Tllnf. the foregoing
“fO0LFERTS ROOST, Washington Irv-,
The Hermite Dell, and many other new:
District of Bridgeport ss. Prvbalc (.'anrt_.
one’ seventh purl oi’ two Acres. of Land. more 1
reusonnblle cattscfoi'se1-V,
ling saitl real estate: praylf-Q r01‘ ‘W Old‘-’l’i '
cred to sell the same, as~pe1' application on 1 '
filetdated ‘he 13th 393' Of Februe-r3'.~ 1855. ’ -mos.'l’s, G’.-‘ahtz1n’.i, Jlaguzim ..,/"flrt and Go-
. . , , 5 dry’; LtuI,t/'5. Bunk. and the Qlll|l'lP1lVRPV'l9W$ 3 respect to any new in
r.ppl;cation ' A
be heard at the Pl'Ql)a‘t(> Office, in Bridgeport,
For‘ Sale.
HOUSE and Lot bertutifull t:itume=d on
East Avenue overlooking the liar-bot‘ and
sound, formerly the residence of Eli‘ B. Ben-
nett, Esq. Said Dwelling is a large sized,
modern built, two and fl half story house, with
basement. ; in good repair and embracing all
the conveniences usually appertaining to a
well built house. There is it good well of wa-
ter, cistern. barn, wood and other out-houses ;
also, on orchard of thrifty hearing trees. For
further particulars enquire ot‘
5t‘8 A. E. SMITH. Norwalk, Ct, or
A E. SMITH 8: SON, 38 Peck Slip, N. Y.
r _ - -
, Ior Sale.
A PI,.EASAl\’T situnt-ion in tiouth Norwalk
, fl. few rods south of the N. Y. it N. H.
Depot. consisting of r. corner lot 80 by l:':0 feet,
with st new two story house and burn thereon, a.
good well of soft water, and a good assortment
of Fruit Trees, stick as Pears, Apnlc, Cherry,
Peach, Currants, Gooseberries,
Enquire on the premises of
SP8 , CHARLES SEYMOUR.
Auction!
ILL be sold at Public Auction on Wed-
,ncsda_v, 28th day ofFebrt1n1'_v, 1855, at
10 o’cloclc. forenoon; various articles of the
Personal Estate of Col. Gran-ge Middlebrook,
tlec'd_. consisting of'Horses , Oxcn, Cows, S 91),
Steers and other young: Cattle, Carts, P we,
wagons, sleds, Hay-press, liorse-rakes and oth-
er articles to numerous too mention. »
. Sttleto take place at the late residence of
said deceased, in said Wilton.
Conditions made known at time and place
of sale. CHARLES MARVIN,
Administrator‘.
Wilton, Febr-uru-y 16th, 1855. ms
“ Get the Best.”
Webster’s Quarto Dictionary.
V‘]HAT is more essential to cvcry family,
counting room, student, and indeed ev-
ery one who would know the right use of lan-
guage-thc meaning, orthography, and pro-
nunciation of words, than it good English
DICTIONARY? of daily necessity and perma-
nent value. _
PVEBS TER’ S U./VABRID GED
is now the recogniged Standard, “ constantly
cited and relied on in our Courts of Justice,
in our legislative bodies. and in public discus-
sions, us entirely conr.'lusive,"’ says-Hon. JOHN
C. Sruxcnn.
Can Imake a better 1'-nveshnm! ?
Published by G. & C. MERRIAM, Spring-
field, M ass. Sold by all Booksellers.
House and not at Auction.
ILI. be sold at Public Auction: (if not
previously disposed ofat private s.alc,)
on Monday the 19th day of March, at 2 o'clock,
P. M.. the Dwelling House, and Lot, contain-
ing about three acres of land, at present own-
ed and occupied by the Slll)S(‘.I'lbt‘l‘,Slll18.l.0d on
“the East Side of‘Not-walk Ilarbor, (Down Town)
within ten minutes walk of the Depot of the
N. Y. & N. H. Railroad, and possessing 9. fine
view of the Harbor and Sound. The house is
linew and of modern style, there is also ti. well
l of never falling water. J. K. PRICE.
Norwalk, Feb. 19, 1955- 3"
| .
l The Great Distribution
f§@$'I.'P3K' 133.
Tim C'as'//z0poh'Iu~n .-‘1/I .*l:.-;.'>..~2ut2rm
l N.\.'tj)U'_\'C1-3 .1 Li-i.-f p.:.;tpt_>Li-uncut of life.‘
l Distribution. frotn the iluth of Jun. 10 ll"? .
; 28:11 or Fcb., at whir.-b time it will }"u:liHL'r/_:/
3 Take pm.-‘i-. ,
' The mrttingcri find it um:-t-,~=..-‘ttry to minke the
above change, Owlllg to the .ls-lily in c..un- C
l plcting the Dlliltllilg of th:- Gilllr'.'l‘lF.~‘-, itutt Illi-
| reception of Works of‘ Art ; which nt=a.'c-.ss.u-i_l,v .
'3 def’:-ri-ed thn publication of the Illtisti'ated Cat-
alogue until late in Dc-cetnber. there-by pr‘e-
; ventingsfhe getfcrul cit-ctiltttionrlesircd among
l the di.=tru1l I-3'F'IZ‘l'£'l‘.'U‘l|r'-S and fri:.=nd.~t of tho .-\-.~
l sociation
5 T0 H1089 '11-‘ho bu 1'2 vial S-ubsc/"iberl
§ The last opportunity rims.‘ prr-sentctl. Any '
Siuieoti I one Sl1b5C‘I'il)l1lg previous to the 28th of'Fcbru- -
l ary, are fsllllllflil. to the Magazines for 1855.
The p=.i_vmc.ni o‘.’ :‘2-3 vntitles r-.n_v person to
either one of the follo=.vlng' ftiacaziiies for the
veztr I852‘; : I
I1'n7pzr‘a, P11.‘-/in/n‘.~:. If/i.'cl.‘z. Li...-,1;,-,-_ jg/ac].-
re-printed in New York. Edi‘-nbm-gli, Ii"'est-
mi"1tsfc‘7‘, Lr;71t{n.7i,_7Qt_1_L1,r“tc,7‘1‘_1/ fl“.‘~1.. -""0I_ji}1 B-rig.
03 the 3”‘ any 0f-W13‘: 1355» at 11 57010913 f°l"3' I hit. For full parlictilars sec Illustrtttcil ‘Cl"tICL'
noon; and that notice thereof’ be mblishecl in I ]o,,u95_ Whig}, are sent f,.,.(,_ on ,,,,p1,cu‘fion to Knapp‘
50”” P“l~'u"' n"“V51’“1-‘“' “'1‘91'° Slmll T931 eslme ' all7p'art.-' of the counlrv. *.3.tldrcss '
lies. three weeks. successively. ut least six '
weeks before sttid time assigned.
Attcst,
J). L. DERBY, A(:‘l.llt_1l'_V C. A. A‘: L. A
319 E K ‘ck’ bockerhl , z’ ,Ol!,i' '. 348B 1 ~
ISAAC SHERMAN. Judge. lugwfliri Or‘_1lg(E;‘Qll1_l’eoterSet., saniggifiadi, Derby, Feb. 1-2, 1:55.
I l‘,-,-,- JAMES SCIIIIINEIL
t \I,"e5l_pnrl, FM). l‘-..'. I855. 3‘
7 , l.f41l
R. DUNNING. ';
5 Bddi-ding or Public I-louse,
For Sale or to Rent!
LAILGE and Convenient House pleasantly
A situated in the village of‘ Sovrn Nonw.n.x.
in tho vicinity and in sight of the Depot of the
N. Y. dz ll. Rollroatl, commanding a fine
l view of‘ the Harbor and Sound; and is Well
calculmed to receive guests from the City curl
for, and occupied as a Public House——-has rc-
ccntly been thoroughly repaired, and more
rooms added. including fl. kitchen and «lining-
room ; also. (I. verantltt cxtendin g ttrouutl upu
two .-sides of the house. There being no Public
Hort.-‘-.e in the Village, and the public conven-
lune.-: rcquir'mr.r one, present: inducement.» to
any one wishing to enter into the business, not
commonly offered. Possession given on the
first of‘ April. Application may be made to
t either of the s‘-.1bscrl'bers, residing in the vicin-
ty. A. E. BEARD.
EBEN’R HILL;
i t"
Siriuili Not-wnllr. Feb. 6, 1855.
Wanted to Rent.
NEAT mid Commodious House uefir the
.. Bridge, suitable for (1 small family. Any
one having such fl house to Rent will hear of‘
a good tenant. bynpplying R-l this Olllce.
A valuable farm of 133 RC1‘:-)3 of‘ land,
situated in the town of Din-ieu, Conn,
with’ '1 three minutes walk front. and
: in .-:i,..v,nt of the .1’. N. H. Railroad
Depot, in here trains are stopping nearly every
hour at the day. It is bounded ,nn_,f_lie, _South
by Long Island Sound, and has large trttcls of
fl-llll. mt-ndou and setlgc flats at,tnclu:~d to it.-—
The land is of (l superior quttlity, and is well
divitlo:-cl into }i{_l:"ll11‘(‘.. tilled mid wood lunIl.——-
It is well adapted to the raislng of cattle,
sltecp. and fruit. also milk for the New -'1 ork
market. The improvements are it large two
story l’t'ame-house. two large barns, and other
out buildings. There are extensive orchards
of graftctl fruit, including apples, cherries,
plums, pears, and several hundred hca_rntg
peach trees. It is watered by never failing
springs, and has a stream of water running
through it. This form will be sold on terms
most nccommodatingkts to price and credit-.-—
For further information apply to Holly llell,
Esq., at the Dru-ien Depot, or of the Subscriber
at Five Mile River. Norwalk. Conn-
LESTER ST. JOHN.
Norwalk, J anuary 16th, 1855. *t1"‘
ROCKERY, Glttss,China tic Earthen Ware,
ofall kindsin an quuntit _. and prices
to suit all, at C. &. . K. LOC WOOD’S.
House For Sale,
0r Exchange, in Brooklyn, JV. Y.
Athree story brick house, containing 14
rooms, Gas. Marble Montlcs, ctc., situated
near and between Montague or Wall street
Atlantic ferries. A l to the subscriber,
“ii ptiriyo. o. srnrnr.
Norwalk, Nov. 21st, 1854. 51
EDDING Envelopes, a great variety at
K.~z.n>r’s.
Hi’
HI
To the Probate Court, for the Dzstvrct
of Norwalk.
THE application of SILAS P. TUTTLE, of
Norwalk, in said District, respectfully
showeth :—
Tlmt he is lawful Guardian to Roms A. Fu.I.0v_v.
a Minor belonging to said District, and that said
Minor is the owner of an undivided _one ninth
part of the following Real Estate, viz : ‘a cor-
taln tract of land lying in Wilton in said Dis-
trict, in quantity seven acres, more or less.
bounded Northcrly by lfcira of‘Sttmucl and S11-
san Davenport, dc-.c’d, East-er-l_v by Charlotte
Keeler, Snutht-rly by land occupied by Samuel
Beers, and Westerly by highway. _
And he further says, That the Estate lfi at
present unproductive; that the avails thereof
are wanted for the support, maintenance and
education of sold Minor and that it will be
for the advantage of said Minor to sell the
same, and invest the avails thereof according
to law; wherefore, be Sn._VS, that there is just
and reasonable cause for selling the same.-—
He therefore prays the Court to order said
Real-estate to be sold, and to empower him or
some other meet person to sell the some pur-
suant to the Statute in such case made and
provided- SILAS P. TUTTLE, Guardian.
Dated January 31st, 1855. ,
Di‘a'fn'i-t u_f'..«V‘u-rwalls,‘Probate ('ullr‘f_. M. Jan-
ua7'_I/ 319:1. 1855.
ORDERED, That the foregoing application be
heard and determined at the Probate Olfice in
Norwalk, on the 14th day of April, 1855, at
9 o’clock_. foreuoon; and that notice thereof
be published in some public newspaper near
the place where such real estate lies, three
weeks successively, at least six weeks before
said time ussignr.-d. . _
:‘.t*6 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
: i
Fire ! Fire! !
W. E. ZBISSELL,
HAS refitted his Store, and during the last
week has replenished his stock of Pure
Drugs, Medicines. Cheiniccls, Dye Stuflla. Pat.-
cnt .‘.ietlicinesi_ Perfumery. Fancy and Toilet
Goods, Brushes, &c., and shall be happy to
meet his old Custmners at the People’s rug
Store, under the Connecticut Hotel. Main-St.,
where may be found every variety of Goods
nppertrtining to an Apotliecary’s Stock ; which
will be sold at the lowest, Cash prices.
Pawtictilar attention will be given in select-
ing Purc'Druga and Chemicals, and dispensing
Phytiicitufc Prescriptions. The Store will be
kept open on Sundays before and after Church,
and in the Evening.
Norwolk,Jtin. 2341, 1855.
Keys Pound.
ONSISTING of‘ four trunk or drawer. Iron
Keys and one steel watch key, in a steel
ring. The owner can have the same by calling
at the Gazette Office and paying for this ad-
vertitsemeut. ‘
-Connecticut Farmers, Attention !
THE agricultural paper nearest your State,
and the one best adapted to your wants, is
the WEEKl.Y Astumo.t.\' Aonrcurunrsr, now in
its Xlllth volume. It is an ‘organ of your
State Socicty— three of’ its Editors are Con-
necticut meu, one of whom now cultivates its
soil. and two others spend much time in the
State. In many respects it is aCouuecticut
paper. Ptiblislied weekly on a beautiful sheet,
with sixteen double quarto pages, making an-
nually two complete volumes of 416 pages
each. Price 81,00 per volume. Specimen
copies always sent free for examination. It. is
worthy of your attention.
The Connecticut Courant says : " It isu first-
clnsa journal.’-‘ " The clippings from its pages
which we make almost weekly, show in what.
estimate we hold it-. We should hardly know
how to get along without it. Its editors are
practical Farmers and Go.rtliners.”
The Hartford Times says : " It is the cheap-
est and best paper of‘ its character in the
country.”
The Scientific American says : " The Ameri-
can Agriculturist is one of the best journals of
, the kind now publish:-ti.”
1 ALLEN & C()., Publishers,
l _ No. 189 Water-Street, New York.
I
J
’ Water Power For Sale.
; VIVHE illillnow occu led by Mr. A. M. PLu*r,
1 . situatctl thi-ee mi es fromNorwalkBridge.
, Will be sold very low and on easy terms, as
; tl.-..= oivncr has no use for it. Address
-' ltt‘-l _ .1. ll. GILBERT, Port Choster, N. Y.
1 _..
, Wet Goods at 1VIoulton’s.
; 2 " DOZ. Mans and Boys Mist Cotton
’ 0 ..Soc1;s. . _ _ _ , _ ,
2'0 (ll-Z. Fine Gingham ‘:l'll\'l‘|l-‘.
:. Bi-own Sheeting-W, Jaconctc and Canibrics,
.I-‘ui-nitur-:- Priut:3,’*&c., &c.. slightly damaged
l b?’ WM‘-‘I3 . ~.
I .ll~‘o, rt lot of Bmatlcloths, Cassintercs, Salt-
* nr-1 H. uml Ready .\l.u1e Clothing. from‘Auction,
= just .~-wt-ivctl'fhls’dt.y and for sale cheap and
"tin tni.-:t.tke. tit
Wcsfport, Feb. 12, 1855.
31.7
To. the Public.
= V’ "Hf-_‘ :‘ub.-ct-iber would inform the Citizens
. 1. of Norwall; and Vicinity, that he is now
' pt.-m.‘tv~t.o receive orders forliis Iinmovisro RE-
. VOISVING CLOTHES LINE FRAME, which
3 he will furni:-it and put up in good style at El
: reasonable price. They are supPl'l0l‘ in every
‘ use, and will warrant
‘ entire satisfactioti. Info:-motion respecting
ltheir merits. A:c., can be had by inquiring at
the Gazette Otfice'nn<1 at the Store of E E.
or by addressing the Subscriber at
Ct‘. where they" nre“~ntauufactured.—-
left at the above places will receive
0. T. PROC'l‘OR.“.~.s
= Derby,’
. Orders _
prompt attention.
elsewhere. The House was originally built‘,
,”"’}i””ir§i-iii '"f6‘i’- s-.:.i..
.\IOULTON’S.‘..V
NEW 1vi’r:Ar”i”v"rIt"1i'r"rii1-.
. the store of Messrs. Allen. Meeker it 00,, the
' Subscriber re.-.pcct.full_y calls the attention of
-, the Public, and especially the inhabitants of
; Norivalk and vicinity. to his establishment...
. l-le intends keeping always a good assortment
: of‘ the best quality of meats, served up in the
3 best style. He believes they will greatly con-
sult their interest in buying their means of‘ him;
; having facilities for obtaining my stock at the
6, lowest prices and selling for cash, I am confl-
’ dent. in saying I can furnish Customers with
meats at much lower rates than those who sell
on credit. My business is transacted on the
most honorable method, the one price system,
; believing one price better than a dozen, be-
, side saving a great deal of time in bantering.
All who wish, can have their meals sent to
1 their dwellings. free of texpenst-_. by leaving the
3 order. A call is respectfully solicited.
Norwdlk, Sept. 7th. STEPHEN HAYES.
Jewelry Illieap for Cash.
r 111-‘. subscriber is now selling Watches, J ew-
elry and Silver Ware at lower prices than
any store that given credit can pouibly offer
tI1t.’l‘l|. A word to the wine in sufficient.
0. S. CLARK, 2 Skiddy’s Block.
« Improved Daguorreotlypfllos 5
In New and Splendid Cases.’
2 UST received a. large assortment of‘ every
0 variety of plain and fancy ctLses,inclutling
the new style of‘ Patent Union Cases, which
are coitsidercd by all, as a most beaulifttl and
durable article. Also on hand sierfloscltpe ca-
iws, with cttrefully sclccted lens, which have
-shows the features in a most. perfect and life-
like manner. Pcrsonscnn have noconcception
of‘ the beautiful ell‘:-ct thus produced unless
they have seen them. The subscriber is also
taking with wonderful success Crayon Doguer-
rcotypes, and at a very low rate. It is u very
common occurrence for persons who have had
their likenesses taken in New York and else-
where, to have them retaken at the subscri-
ber's gallery. JOHN AUSTEN.
P. S. A large assortment of fancy cases,
Souvcnors, Annuals, Tokens, Lockets, &c., de-
signed expressly for Holiday Gifts. Don’t fall
to call and get a picture, over Danbury and
Norwalk Railroad Depot. 51
Another Glorious Victory.
HE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVET-
ing the attention of the civilized world,
and while all are speculating as to the proba-
ble victor, here in Nlorwalk, where we are mu-
tually acqnainted, no one for a moment doubts
that .
TURK will Conquer!
For where else in the State of Connecticut, can
Clothing for the coming Winter be obtained so
cheap ?
CLOTHING
FOR THE JIIILLIOJVI
Comfort, Beauty and Economy Gom-
bined.
The Public are cordially invited to compare
our Stock of Goods,
Ready-Made and Made to Order,
with any, or all, similar Stores in Norwalk,
either as to quality, quantity or price. The
best stock of
(IVERCOA Ts, 0047.9, PANTS, AND VESTS.
lCXl’REsSI.Y FOR TH E Sf-3ASO.\’,& ALL THE ET CETERAS
of‘ a Gentleman-‘s Wartlr be, can be purchased
there cheaper than at any other Store in the
the patrons e of the most fastidious.
PARENT . this is the place to bring your
guns. The stock of goods which we are ma-
king up into
Boya’, Youths’ &. Children's
wtxrnu CLOTHING,
IS INDEED BEAUTIFUL!
Come, Farmers, Merchants, Tradesmen, come,
Mechanics leave your work;
Go. lawyer, send that client home
And get a mi! of TURK!
lie all as clear as'day, you see,
That no other rule will work,
So long a: people have their wits
'l‘hey’ll buy their clothes of TURKI
. TURIPS
”7hoIe.¢aIe Jr Retail Clothing Emporittm,
> Under Connecticut Hotel, Norwalk. '
A N. B. Puddings not oflered as specimens of
I'.‘lot.hing. tug
nouns: ROBES!-
T HE subscribers would invite the attention.
’ ‘HIS ‘cc-lebratetl fertilizer, which is pro-
. nouucetl by Agricultural Chemists and.
others who have used it, to be much superior
to all other vnrieties,mt1y be had of the sub-
sn-iber in any quantity.
E. VA. CHICHESTER.
TO LET.
ly, consisting of‘ five rooms, aisipl to the
subticriber, GEO. O. I T EET.
Sleigh For Sale.
NEW and beautiful Sleigh, of T. M. Ab- A
.L bot’s make ; can be used with one or two
seats. Price $7 5. WM. 0. STREET.
Feb. 1?, 1855.
THE CONNECTICUT COURANT, I
Published at Harl;f‘ord,- ‘
DAILY AND WEEKLY,
S on old established journal, a pleasant, in-
structive and reliable newspaner—a.1ive to
all the topics of the day——well po:ted in local.’
m-.1tter5—with an agricultural department for
tbosc interesf.ed—earnest for the strict enforce-
ment of the Connecticut prohibitory law, and‘
fl. safe family paper.
num ; if paid strictly in advance, $4.50; to-
Clcrgymen i-n service, $3: to weekly papers,
difference in exchange, $3. W'eeI.-ly Cour-
mzt.—$2 per annum ; in bundles, $1.25-; to
-Clergymen, $1 ;to Newspapers, without ex-
change, $l—ull payable strictly in advance.
ed to any part of the State, is 75 cents a. year ;
to other States. $1.56. On the WEEKLY, in
Hartford County, nothing ; in any other part
of the United States, 26 cents.
AnvEn'rrsr.\'o.-—Yet\rly atlvertiser: in Dun‘,
with privilege of one square, (confined strictly
to the atlvertisei-ls regular business.) changea-
ble 01109 81 Week, $20; one square one inser-
ti reasonable deduction for long continuance.
In Wnnxu‘, one insertion, 75 cents; continu-
ance, 25 cents per week. For cases not speci-
fied. terms will be made known at the office.
T0 RENT.
A DWELLING HOUSE suitable for :t good
' sized family, commanding :1 fine view of
the Village and Sound. and easy of access;
' will be rented to a good tenant upon very rea-
sonnble terms, and posscrsion given immedi-
ately. Ifdc;-sired. it few acres of land may be
leased with it. Apply at the Ofllce of the
. . . lb’ C't
Having; lnlzcn the new building adjoining; '6 '
straw Goods,
French Flowers. il'tc., which will be found su-
i perior to that of any other «similar house in 3
202 Fulton Street,
_ . _ 1;:-‘.w ‘.’OP.l;. _
‘, WII.LIAM HINT N. Manufacturer undl
We shall receive, the coming season, per Impoflerofpapernangings‘Bordering’
’ steamer, and of our own manufacturer, the la- .
test styles of Bonnets, French Flowers, &c., _ .
{&c., which we offer to CASH purchasers at - G|1¢C0I'n1ceI.and'
'; greatly reduced prices. _ . . WINDOW-BHADHI, '
, * HOMER 53 KETCHU1\_l._ A large assortment particularly adapted to’
u 54 and 55 John Street. 007- William. country trade. Prices as low, and terms as E
‘ 3"'3 ' NEW 1’0RK- . accommodating as any house in the City. 3 8 5
Ic6lebra;:;‘vfii:Bf1:;:;B“t°rs‘, Cash Mu9lo_ag1;l Piano Store
T YSPEPSIA, with all its attendant evils-= H 0 R A C E ‘W A .T E R S , .
finds an antidote in the Wild Cherry Blt- N-,,_ 388 Broadway. Jvew 1,071‘. I
°P?0§ITION To 1'IONO?0l:'.
l(‘.lIS,V£u1d while the Bitters gt g ,1 .
gy to the stomach and liv'ei-,vl3he(ynea‘lIt~ilo letllzly _ E
Mama at Greatly Reduced Rates. 5
; nervous excitallliility and irritation Asby their '
3 tonic powerst ey restore th t ' . . .
; ach, create an appetite and :eg°.:l1e,,t°,:mt,1l',‘:s:,?,?:_ i OTW!T§s3‘AN,D the °"t',':b'""“°" °f l
; els. so, by their. sedative effect, they remove masrc hza as .o e.p 31:,‘ 9‘ Prices of‘;
1 restlessness. night-sweats, and produce ‘ ‘ nonzcopyug music “gm?” e mere!“ -0“
- ' Q1119‘ . mmoe composers, and their refusal to extend
and healthful sleep. In colds, c l . ' ' ' .
i “mood or Bow ,1" 0 M: they ute°‘i‘[§v‘|:h:4:"1)tl'-c1‘l:E 5‘ to Mr Waters the courtcsiea of the trade, he is
to or testimony read the following certificate: l deuce’ that he has Public coumenmce ",5 mp,
_ Mr. R. F. Htinnnn,-—I verily believe that .5 port,in nigapposition to the GREAT Moxorou.
: your Cheri-y_B1ttera has_ been the means, = and in his efi‘orta_ to aid N;-1-IVE Timm-_, and
, Illl‘0llg'll'P1'0V‘1d(3llC., of saving my life. I have , to adopt_the NATIONAL CURRENCY. * Bis stock
3 been ailing for several years, and for the last , of American and Euro an music is immense,
, _vearI had a very bad COUGH. It became i and the catalogue of’ his own publications 15
Fire-Boards. Prints, Japaued Table Covers, !_
)nu.l£illg immcmc sales-having abundant evi- '
the c-f1‘ect- to condense two Daguerrt-otypes ‘ta- 3
kcn at different angles into one, and thereby = I
‘ 3 $200 Wanted
” N REAL ESTATE worth six times that
State. And {H for variety, style, and excel- _
lence of workmanship, one trial will secure!
of the public to his large assortment of ‘ Of Yankee Doodle Dandy.
Robes, Butfalos, dtc. &c., of the best qualities‘ 3m-17 ’ HARVEY FITCH.
and lowest prices. Wat. S. JONES. ,
.‘Yf*E’?fF:§ff:_.‘i7F:._l?i“'-.. .4‘ ’ New Bakery-
Mexican fi.uano_ 1 1 ll. BUNTING would reapectfullyinform
PART of D. House suitable for ti small farni- .
SlIBSCRIPT_I0.\‘.-—-Daily Court-mt, $5 per an-- -
I’-0S'l‘AGE.—Tl18 postage on the DAILY, mai1— ‘
tion, 60 cents: continuance 20 cents per doy—— .
, .''57.ut-h Norwtdk, Feb. 12, I855.
“worse and worse. At last I raised large quan-
tities of blood. had night-sweats, and was great-
' I y debilitated and reduced, and did not expect
3 to live. After using a few bottles of‘ your Bit-
‘- tersthere has been a. wonderful change wrought
lin me. I am now able to walk all over the
, city. I raise no blood, and my cough has left
, me. You can well imagine that I am thankful
; for these results. Your Obd’t Set-v’t.
‘ * - H. MARTHER.
No. 170 Washington Street, Brooklyn.
Prepared and sold by Hfnnum & W HEELER
93 John Street, New York, and sold by many
of the dealers in the country. -
JD‘ Price, One Dollar per Bottle.
Any person remitting to us 85, by mail, will
receive six bottles by Express, free to any part
of the United States.
Agent, H. TAYLOR ; and sold by Wu. E.Bts-
st-:t.L,and D. Srnrnt-ncsox. ly-i''t'
' For sale cheap.
HE Barn next adjoining the “ Mott House.”
Said barn to be removed from the lot.—-
For price and particulars enquire at this Office
amount. Enquire at the Gazette Ofllce.
Nor-walk, Nov: 27, 1854.
"Hal. & Steel.
FULL assortment of Iron and Steel suit
ed to this ma.rket,just received and for
sale by WM. C. STREET.
The undersigned would
respectfully give notice thst
they are now permanently established, for the
transaction of a general
Carriage and Wagon Repairing
business, at the establishment lately occupied
by Charles Isaaca, Esq., where they will be
pleased to wait. upon such of their friends and
the public in general, as may desire their :ervi-
ces. Orders attended to prom tly, and char-
ges moderate. , BEERS &: L CKWOOD.
Norwalk, Sept. l8th_. 1854. lyrl
Wltllo-lice.
TREMNDOUS B8GI'.I‘lfllI'N'l'l
At. the New Wholesale & Retail
CASH GROCERY ! !
HE subscriber would respectfully inform the
Public that he has taken the store recently
occupied by J. G. Fowmn, anl haying com-
; pletely renovated it, has selected and has on
hand, the most complete and extensive assort-
l men; of GROCERIES &- PROVISIONS that
I ever was heard of.
. Count-ry Made Butter,
é Lard, Pork and Cheese; also, Flour and Feed
I of all descriptions, can be had at prices that
l will astonish the Natives.
I
i
x
l A great variety of Teas, Sugars, Spices, '1
l
{ Soap, Start-I1, Molasses, &c., 8:0.
We are selling at prices lower than any oth-
; er establishment in this Town. All goods
warranted, and delivered within a reasonable
distance free of charge; He would also re-
spectfully solicit the attention of hi’: old pat-
rons, where they will find him at the old stand
. of H. Frron & Co. ‘
9 any address free of ‘charge.
jfl
l
ore. of the largest and nest selected in the
United Stateg, He has alga made a G33‘;
I REDUCTION Hi the prices of Pmxos Mnnonnoss
l 8113 M0513-iALIusrnuxnxrs of all kinda. Supe-
1 S’-.»’.-.,"%Z'.§...?.‘2.i~‘i.‘§‘;’.1I.':.“°‘i.’I%‘;?""”§’?"ill.‘
i men“ 33 °"'°"S- and as :11?-rablellh fllilose lvivshich
cost 8500. Pitt‘ 05 of every variety of style
t and Price “P *0 31000. comprising those of run
different munufactories ; among them the eel-
ebrated modern improved Hoiucn Wnnns’
, Pnxos and the first pnmiym Eotuu Pnxoa,
of T. GILBERT J: Co.’s make, (owners of the
.. n......._.
I
study. Pupils are fitted for College bya com-
Aa heretofore the School is duigncd for
both sexes. ,
The instructors in these department: are ::
follows:
, rRr;«rcIi=.tL,j-
FREDERICK n. BRIGHAMJ '
Senior Dcparlntérzl.
LENUEL S. POTWIN. B. A.
KISS CAROLINE STIMSON.
j—
e.
Intermediate Deparimev.t__
MISS SARAH G. NORT _.
MISS ANNA M. CHAPMA :.
There are two terms" fn éoch year, of twenty
I
three weeks each. commencing Monday, Sept.
4th, 1854. Pupils can be admitted of any time.
l T E R M S .
lF0:- the Senior Department, includiu ' An-
‘ «want and Modern Languages, and the‘ 1191'
Mathematics; per quarter," 85. 0
For the above studies, excepting Latin '
and Greek ; per quarter, 04-00
For‘ the Intermediate Department,-
per quarter,
quire of F. B.,BRIGHAM, Pn'nca§'_aI,',"
Or, _ J..G. mnnoon, " ,o'o'£a:
- ' SAM. LYNES, M. '
v E. C;’BISSI-ILL.- mrru,- .-
Norwalk. September, 1854. 37 :-
WATERBURY &. DUNCAN,
B1ao1:ar.n.1tb.n.-
f petent and experienced teacher, 3 8"d““¢ '53 '
; Yale College.
um Subscribers thankful for the 1iber:lp:t- '
ron:ge' which they have receivedfroln the
Public during the past year, would respectfu-
y inform their customers that they are still
Alolian patent). Sodom-aux» ruxos at great
, bargaimv. Prices from $40 to $150. Muno-
nsoxs from FIVE diflerent mnnufhctorics, inclu-
to all parts of the country, post-paid, at the
, reduced rates. General and select catalogue:
, a ml schedule of‘ prices of‘ Pianos forwarded 1;)
3m
E . Lento;-no.
THE New Jersey Lantern Company are now
prepared to furnish orders in the above
line on the most reotionable terms. Oflce, 164
Maiden Lane, New York. Factory, Jersey
City. near N. J. R. R.
, ly-3; HENDRICKSON it HOVER.
Housekeeping Hardware,
AND FANCY GOODS.
.1. & c. nnnnmnr,
MPORTERS and wholesale dealers in house
_ keeping Hardware and Fancy Good:, 601
* Broadway, N. Y. Cutlery, Silver and Plated
ware, Composition, Enamelled and Iron Hol-
low_‘.vare, Bronzed,Copper and Bras: Gloodn,
Bathing Apparatus, Tin, Wood and Willow
* ware,.Bruahes, mats, Baskets, R,ef'rigcrato1-:,
Sporting Tackle, dcc. Our stock has for year:
past. been equal to and now surpasses in varie-
ty and extent any similar establishment in the
. country, and will be sold at prices defying
,1 competition,
The intention of House-keepers and met-
. chants is invited to our stock of goods and pri-
s cost. before buying. . C. Bcnnux,
i lylfs 601 Broadway, N. Y.
’ Punch Window Gian.
‘HE Subscriber‘ offers for sale to cash and
. short time buyers, his large and well as-
, :_=.grted stock of superior French Window and
, itunamelerf Glass. &c., at the lowest market pri-
ce;-. Having unlimited facilitie: fo‘r obtaining
, ftlow and uniform article. Purchasers order-
‘. mg by mail can rely on having their orders
carefully executed. ‘
Enwmo P. Drona,
fancy Goods.
TBOJIAB it Eowxno GILL,
IMPORTERS of Fancy goods, Hosiery, Gloves,
5
cotnotive needles, Trimmings Buttons, tic.-
Goods from Auction every day.
L715 14 Dey Stréet, N. Y.
5 Come on, “all the world and the rest of
l
I And have your Money handy,
i And I will serve you to the tune,
E a his old Customers and the public gene:-I
- ally, that he has returned to his former busifi
ness and is now prepared to furnish his friend:
with every variety of fresh Cakes, Pie:, and
Bi-end, including Graham, Rye and Domestic
, Bread, die.
3 Meeker it Co., has been fitted up expressly for
} his business, and he hopes to receive a liberal
‘ share ofthe public patronage.
Norwnlk, May 15th. H29
GUNS 1 GUNS 1
NEW supply of fine and low priced,
double and single bnrre1Guns.jutItrec’d
WM. C. STREET.
Salt ! Salt !
by
SACKS of prime Liverpool Salt,
just received and for sale ; also,
100
Sugars,
Cheaper than ever, by G. HOLMES «Sr. 00.
_ A
IF‘ you want alsuperior quality of Bay Wa-
ter, call at Ksnris.
9 Norwalk Iron Foundry.
EVERY’ description of CASTING done at the
_ shortest notice and in the best. manner, as
* cheap as can be obtained at any other estab-
' lishtneut in the State. Galvanized Chains,
' Chain Pumps, Iron Fence, Posts, Railings, &c.
' dic., furnished to order. Patterns executed a
— short notice and upon reasonable terms.
Flour and Feed.
HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
and is daily receiving fresh supplies of
Family Flour, Meal, Feed, &c., which will be
sold at the lowest market prices.
GEO. W. SMITH,
3 mankind,” now is your time to buy Goods at;
5 wholesale prices, in small quantities. " 4
Come people all, both great and small, 5
His store, adjoining Meson. Allen, ,
11.1 ALEXANDER AUSTIN. p
0
cash Grocers.
Cnnzansnocon it Onnxnonn, wholenle gro‘
cers, 203 Chamber st. and 195 Reade 51..
. tvew York. Buyers are particularly invited to
’ an examination of our Itock. Orders by letter
promptly attended to at the lowest market
rates. ‘ IyI5
Locomotive Noodloo.
Tirasn needles are superior to any imported
into sins country‘ and are only to be had of
nous & Eowxnn GILL,
I4 Deystreet, N. Y.
Iylf:
Saddle & Harness Establishment
AT WESTPORT.
I ‘BE subscriber would inform his Glands and
the public, that be has now on land at hi:
estsblhhment, east side the Bridge, on of the
largest and best assorted stocks of Eorneues.
Saddles, Trunks, Valiscs, carpet-bop, blank’-
ets. whips, fly-nets,uSaddler’: Hardware and
Saddler’: Goods in general, ever before oflered
" in Westport, and he would respectfully solicit
' an examination of his stock. Repairing neat-
ly, cheaply, and promptly done. All order:
'—.e.xccttted with care, and work warranted.
WM. S. JONES.
Westport, Aug. 14. tf83
3 6 5 0 Wanted
N A First and only Mortgage on Real Ea-
tate, worth double the atnount,for which 7
per cent. will be paid semi-annually. Enquire
at the Ofllce of the Norwolk Gazette. if
I For Sale.
HOUSE, Burn, d:c., with about five acres of
land, located about 1 1-4 miles from the
Bridge, on the New Canaan road. There is o
first rate orchard, a good well of water, and It
never failing stream runnin through the prop-
erty. Said place will be so «I at a great but-
gain, if applied for soon. For particulars en-
quire of Mitchel dr_ Camp or on the relnisel,
. LEEMAN C RTIS.
IODA, Butter, Water, Grdharn, Railroad,
South Nor-walk.
DISSOLUTION.
'1“ BE Co-partnership heretofore existing un- ,'
der the name and firm of PECK 8: NOR- l
' l
t
i
- TO}~". was dissolved Feb. lot, by mutual con-
JONATHAN PECK.
R. W. NORTON.
3911?.
31."?
_.__. - . .. .__.. _ _ __
Di.:i‘r.'rt of .:\"or'walIr ss. Probate Court, Feb- ‘
Flurry 1201, 1855.
STATE of MILES ROOT, late of New
' Canaan, in said District, deceased. §
The Court. of Probate for the District of ‘
Norwnlk Gazette. tf4
Dl'.VfI‘ft‘! of .\‘orwalI.', an. Probate Court, Feb-
_ ruary 190:, 1855.
STATE of DANIEL GREGORY, late of
Wilton, in said District, deceased.
, The Court of Probate for the District of’
, Norwalk hath limited and allowed six months
.,.from the date hereof‘, for the Creditors of said
! Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
l Those who neglect to present their accounts,
, properly attested, within said time, will be de-
' barred a recovery. All persons indebted to
‘ said Estate are requested to make immediafe
8t 8
1
i
. pavrnent to
I WILLIAM D. GREGORY.
, GILES GREGORY,
l Wanted.
,5 ‘ N American Girl to do House-work. in the
‘ Country
after that in New York; the family) will move Goods. ,
I to «tho-City-about—f-hat time.» Must-understand goods for Gentlemen’: Wear: Which Wm 59
I her business, be smart and tidy ; such it girl matle up to order, in fix
would be well used and find a good home.
NATHAN ROBERTS.
Dru-ieu, near Five Mile Rive
. or direct, Dunn’ Dsror.
Enquire‘ of
we
;Atlrninistrator. l
SPANG .s: BARDWELL at weitport. resin
until about the first of April, Auctions, a,constan.t.snpp1y 01' 995-3035519 D’?
r, ’
1 before
Norw alk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors of said
E.-mue to exhibit their claims for settlement.-
’l‘tios:..- who neglect to present their accounts,
properly uttcsted, within said time, will be de-
barred a recovery. All persons indebted to
payment to
3t"7 Administrator.
..—... —....~-—v.,._... “Amt...
Plumbing,
E are prepared to furnish a1lthingnreq-
uisite together with the work, Bath tubs
Show-.-rB-.1tbs. Water CloBets,‘Wash Bowls. 9'9-
-‘ etc-‘by C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD.
-:~.
H _7iI飑7ri§xZ£ins.
regularly every week from the New York
Particular attention paid to selecting
said Estate, are requested to make immediate . "
WILLIAME. ROQT, . l
Boston, Lemotutnd Fancy Crackers, just
received, from the Baker and for sale b
. ALLE . MEEKER dz 0.
assortment of Crockery. China and
Glass Ware, just rec’d, by \
A EN, MEEKER, it C0.
0
, - Lumber. Lumber. 3
H-L 5t HUBBELL have recently com-
menced the Lumber business at the old
stand lately occupied by Mr. Charles Thomas,
and intend to keep on sale
Tlmber, Lath and Lime, .
together with every variety of Lumber sold in l
this market. We shall be happy to accommo- 1
date customers with any thinf in our line at
liberal prices. 4 - ILL.-
_ J .' C. HUBBELL.
Norwalk, April 13th, 1854. 16 6'mo5
Hay Cutters.
SELF-Shrpening Hay and Feed Cutteys, the
best in use, warranted and for sale by
WM. C. STREET.
Oleic Burning Fluid.
HIS Superior Burning Fluid is manufac-
tured by N. PERRY Jn. «E Co., and-passer
so: the following advantages over Alcoholic
Fluid, vlz : It gives a more steady and strong-
er light, is not explosive and will burn 40 per
cent longer than common fluid. For sale by
the barrel or retail by W.\l. C. STREET,
» Agent for Norwalk and vicinity.
-st rate style and at fair
. prices. Garments out 179‘ °" °h“1'8°: When
i the cloth is purchased at this. store.
purchasing; olnwhex-:.
Inc 20.
lfyou wish to make good bar uinI,cnll,
Paper. _
l LARGE Assortment of Note (sometbin
new and very beautiful), Bath, Letternn
Cgp Pgpct, gt KNAPP’3.
I44 Chambers St. near Hudson R R Depot,:v 1 l
Laces, Embroideries, Linens, Thrt.-ad:, Lo- ,
prepared to execute all order-sin tloir line of
business in the best possible mannot, equil-
, tiously and at reasonable rates.
JUST RECEIVED an assortment ofLubl1iI'l~,.
Jn1e:Hanel-‘s, and Han-riuon’s
Fancy Soaps, Toilet Powder, &c._. at
. ' B
llll ‘A important to Consumers.’
Sugar (lured Hams at New York 17561:-
sale Price».
Gnu, well known as one of the moat ex-
tensive dealer: in New York; there -or: no
better Hams in the country, : rare chance to
Country Merchants and all who desire a good
article. Plans call and examine at
tf-2 F. B. NASIPS, South Notw_o1k._
BUSHTONS Genuine Cod Liver 011. at
- ' ~ 3193
SHAKER Herbs and Extracts, at
Y“nunwttnr::7
TON & KELLOGG, 83 Water Shoot
Bridge ort. offer to the Trade, Manufac-
tut.-rs, and onsumers. an extensive and well
selected stock of En lilh, American, undea-
man Hardware, co in of all desctl on!
of Shelf Goods, Anvils, ices, Files, ,
Glue, Builderoflardwore, Mechanic: Tools
Springs, Axles and Carriage Good: of. all
kinds, Leather Belting, Guns. Pistols, Rlfle:,
&c._. €cc., and would respectfully call t1I::tten-
tion of‘ the public to their selection and pl-Ices
before purchasing elsewhere.
Agency for Old Colony brand of Noil:, ml
Fairbank’s Celebrated Scales, orders :o1fol1el?
and promptly attended to.
Bridgeport, Jun. 3d, 1855.
« nu-it Seed.
CANARY, Hemp and Rope Seed, Catt“-‘Iii!
’ Bone, Bird Glaues, &c._. at BISSELUS.
_. __.___.._.__.-._....._. _._ ¢__-
-bovine.’ Pitch Lozcngoo.
HE Wonder of the Age, for
&c., at
NEW Stock of Dr. Jaynes’ and Ayah Pop-
ular Medicines, Rodgefis Tar Gaucho-
lagua, Weaver’: Medicines, and all the ulox"
AIR DYES.-Julia: H:el’s, Wotan, nit.
chelor’: and other Hair Dyu. for M510
mssmms.
at
Radio.
BEEBE’S, Metropolitan and Knickerbocker
_r-urges, alwoy: on hand, which in will
furnish with or without Water Back: and Doll-
ers,which will be :et in a workrnanlike mum:
and wax-routed to perform to the satisfaction of
the operator. 0. & E. K. LOCKWOOD.
OODEN W e
l_3owl:, LaBrlés.B§§e°::.nkf:.‘flb:ut:t:% 1'”
C. J‘. 1}. K. LOCKWOODE.
New Wheat Flour !
ICHARD RICHARDSON’S and H118:
Smith’: Flour, ground from J\v‘¢w What
in any_quantity; also, a full assortment of
Groceries. ' JOSEPH W, HUBBELL,
(4;
Mr. E. B. Deckcr,
AVORABLY known in N orwalk for tho
last seven years, as a Piano Forte tine,
has opened a wine room and keeps comtnntly
011 handmn assortment of fnurnments from C
to 7 § octaves, selected by himself‘ from one of
the best houses inthe city of New York euq
instrument fully‘ warranted and kept frl oun-
°n° Y9“ zrptia. Old Pianos taken in exchange
“"193: “Paired. &c., ware rooms 277 Broom:
gt-a be“7e¢n and Allen St. N. Y.
rm. Sheet Iron & Copper ware’
OF every description constantly on 11:11
and made to order; al:o,Roofing_. Guffetl
Conductors, etc.
tended to, at
All t all t-
. .. ..°s?°t:.ti".t3..t..i
STOVES.
UR stock of Stoves is cornplete,-find we
5)
Norwalk. July 15,. 1854. me to call the attention of those-‘In wait’
_. .. .__ _ ,4 anything in that line. . . ..
ON G Island Russia Turni 3, _. G‘ & E‘ K'L0cKw0C.u.)-’
at ALLEN, M KER ii: Co's. ‘ ' ‘
furnaces.
EiLSON’_S prize medal World’: Fair Rump
tree, (which has merited the above title)
is j not the article re fitted for heating Ch
es, Schools, Private onset, etc.,and wmfu;
ly avoid the objection: that are Io frequent
mode by those using inferior Fnrnlces. It ‘
complete and ha: but to be seen to be opprecb
ted ; Iold by C. & E. K. LOCK-WOOD.
1
c.GREGORS Stove for heotln
M Halls, Churches, Parlors. tl:tSe‘y“n.i'o
Jusvthe article wanted both for economy
heat which all will testify thnt no rain .
' . « C.&E. K. LOCKWO D.
Light 2 Light l
A NEW and decidedly better article of
_ Burning Fluid than has ever ban V
In this market; will burn much lo , 517.2 I
bettor light and is cheaper than we on heu-
tofore sold. C. 85 E. K. LOOKWOOD.
RENE and Burning Fluid oflhcbeot
qualities, for :o1e b the 8811011 Othttxol
at ‘ c. as c. E. LOCKW0QD’S.'.
“* ”’€.‘u?-SF
OUR stock is very large embracing all of
the best article_s of Scissors, Table AIM
Pocket Cutlery, which we can wot-tout nto
quality. _ C..& E. K. LOCKWOOD.
Mirror- of Sova:topol,: OI-Inca.
ND Mn or can BLACK 82.6, with : fril-
nnte description, and lmpoitont :totlIt_l|I|
information, at _ ' l
SI
od5‘I:,& Hammers. _ I
TONE and B1:ck:Inith’s Sledge: pad Hal
HOB, ol1_:luo,jn:t rccelV.Idb‘”"’ . , i,_
- « ‘ - 0. ~
_Perm|gp, .
1ssnI.1.{s; ' _
PERE Bay Water, Cologne,
ding the well known S. D. dc H. W. Simn’s'. F.-special attenfign 9.1.3 to «R ix-i1‘:.‘of
melodeons, (tuned the equal temperament.) i Wacons, Sleighs &c_, m11.W¢[r];
the best make in the United States. Prices rv 13339 and re kind Tu-wing tc ~&c- /‘cu-.'
845. $60, $75, $100, 3115. $125, $135, and rings-s.Slelghs Wheel-beams cc’ bniiu&o<cdu.—
1:‘-I-5.0. Smrn’s Double Bank Melodeons 3900. , ' ’wArpER3[m'Y D[]Nc‘fi,_-_ _-, .
5 Eta.-h Piano and Meladeon guaranteed. The ..-.. .. . "
l best terms to the trade. schools, &c.; 12} per For _gue_ ‘ “ ’ <-
t cent.’ discount to clergymen churches.-— _ , ~' ' ~‘
i All orders promptly ataende 0. Music sent W0 second-§1‘l‘:’,:EV§,9f,5{}3}';5Y-‘;f‘l§'I,¥g°‘;'APi‘-,«-3.
Tun Sub:cr1b:r nkgent for Mr. Jon 1.]
m-‘_-.’.3_-. ‘
BISSELUS. ' ‘
.‘ii’.%.‘§.:.‘.i;t’»";."'?¥
Patent Medicines of the day, for sale c '1 g at’ -
BISSELL . .
: _ W 5;, ____ -- ~__________ —_uu‘ yaw:-was 41 .. L 2-1-» illéli
. v Wmempemncer ,I,”q,,m$,,,e.m V D: g M _'g-,,-._- Sale; . vocal a::(r1s*I::;cr1oN trio; Music gem gm]; gljlmtigentents. l (mtlll fififli 3llll21'fis21umfg, l,N0RWlIiK ‘ UNION SCHOOL-
Thc -ttimull lllCCl'.l|l" of the l.7".tirl’iel-.1 1 IIE llcal Estate of Jotr.\"P,..u'.\to.\'u, late: of _ .-\ all-.~m-nhlt-«retndcnce, with about -10 _ _. _ Ipumon a - ; ‘H V _ V ‘ V ‘ ‘ V V by \ J - p .2 p , -HIS Institution Wm continue to receive
c ‘ . ~° _ ,, , . , : _-‘~10.-w-,m;, (lt;c(,‘;I'.5L‘(l. will he St_)lt.l:l.l..l"|,|1'1lU -1 Acrns of 19-1W1. téllvlmtcd "P0" “"3 N""" r ‘I'1l‘3s'="’S0!‘ib0r. having mnde o.‘rt-augenientsl ,-,.,,,,, \‘[-‘(_‘Hl-"' 5 ,-.-.',,.,f,‘. ,,Z,,,,',,‘,,,“ E --',‘.,‘-,,'«,,,g:-,¢;;.p.,.,.E,,,,,,;,,&C,,_.s ,,,,,.,.-u.a . agency‘; l__; -- pupils f'rom.ubroad.in tlfc.__Il_ltermediat__e___
"0 'P*""l"‘m""“ ““""""-V’ M" "6 "em " Auction on =‘:7.tllll'Il"v)': HI“ 17”! ‘ll‘i\l‘dl‘\1ll. til, 2 YOU‘ “W1 l‘‘'*‘‘‘'. H“"°" R"""""“]> “'b"“" . “'l“~“"~’b." M0111! spend an. ort-ion of‘ hi?» i House, .\l’l-I.-lv-2 .il.liut;‘:;4.:m v. '...'s 1;. ‘ 1-f~x..~...... gm ,.\'«w Vork,aud No. 1 .A rud Senior Departments. ‘
l ‘ I \\ l ‘ l I I ‘ll 4 ' ‘ I I’ ‘:1 i‘ all " one hall unlv l't‘0n1llIeWesl:p0l‘t Depol tune in Norwalk ‘ ‘ll’ 0. Q ‘ 1 ‘i ‘v ‘ ‘r li.'i'I12\'fli1 < "o - v 1 ,1, I g rm 4; g pep”-menu age an 1;:
tn. j_, n_ H, ,-_ Hag] ;._,,l..p,,.,,g_ U“ ‘,3, _ ' 0".» u.'_--: ‘.. .. t'uul. pI'uv1-uh; ,‘,' 'l‘c’]lU*_t.' 4.» ‘i v . .. a _ _ " ' , .18 WI 111;; 0 glvc p!‘lVl'.lL 11- L -v-..-—-9-~.*—~--.'-:'--'~*‘."'*.v-‘-.-*~-“. -'?"".".':'r"".‘.~°.".""v~ ‘""’“""’-"' ' ' ' ' “‘*.“,‘ ‘ n 8 If e C I e A
Id‘ 1"‘, ‘ ‘i r - . ’ _ . _ __ .- .. , . , . . . , . --'-.. .. , . . v - - v- - .' . ' t l | ‘.urW9ll.'Gar-?l«l‘.)t':ndtllf.3')t):s1uni‘. ,-—_ .., _- ' ' . -
_ , , - .u. -9.1 . lb-: utpu _ l «.2 .i «. till. -1.». - 3-... tnuull of lb. I--ml t-:t3.1_lae madn ‘mm Hue nl~T|l'-.9-IOU utlutr ltl local 1' 1 _t- -ital . - ' - . ~ . .,_ . » . - .- .. ,, _-, H various branches of. our ordinary E_ngl._h
nasday nnxl Ill“ 25"‘ ”‘*“'- M 1") ‘''‘*'.!‘’°l‘' ‘L 1CJl'1{.\'.‘l"‘Olll1ll :f:bo'nl. twto tliiiizifcsaxifalkflfrom Ill!‘ ‘- huiltling lots it m.-._-: be diytdull $05111} l7_U1'0115“ M11-‘H0. it}, any who may dcsireo to :‘:;alillmtl1;tx1— Straw Goods’ Izlaldch Pl°we]E'S' 5 'E'§;1::,i::§_\'i"'lmp€""b°“m H“ W l N ’ iducation. ' _ "
-- -——-——» -« ~---~--- 3.,-,i'1,~r.._,.1 1;v_.po:., smith Norualk, in quantity , -.-pi, Ifnol. sold 31‘-'_ the bl‘at.0Y A1o1‘1l,ltW15' ri¢l_\’I-‘H Of his |)!‘Ol'cnolon9.lscrvict,-.-;, Any 0|-deyg , ASH ))l1l‘0hfl"’?T-‘ 8-1'0 Follcltcd to cxatmnv ._,,_._._.___,__,_, . In the senior Department the Latin, Greek,
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