Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, February 27, 1855 · page 4

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im-.'t!iie ’.-'-‘1’.hil8<,3l-’:lP-.hl§!= l?§9l'.~" .i.§?-fi.s“'?.
ugcdgrgndfhiglily r'ecomme_udei3. in an ar-

gi¢i¢«ia.-iii'é Hort‘iculturi’st‘.by"Dri'Brink_le.
”fie,‘,take_n in connection” ‘with its’

Its . __
other. fine qualities, will render itfone of‘
our. :greatest potuological __acq uiaitions;
and at no distant day it will occupy a
higli ‘position among the most valuable
varieties of this excellent fruit. Its pres-
em name was,oiveu_ toit by "the Native
Finn Co‘n'fiiilt" e.-‘oi-iiie American Pomo-
logical Society. Wi*h‘sl.-iillfiil cultiva-
tion, the ,_Piiiladelpliia . will. probably
equal in size, as it surpasses in flavor,
the largest grown specimens of the

Dutchesse d‘-Augoulene. The editor,
who testedit tit Boston last fall, regard.-

it as an important acquisition.

We,.liave waited with interest for thi
editorlgcpiiiioii upon the Concord gyape
andwe find it given at length. in this
number, with evident candor. It accords
substantially with our own,’ expressed in
former_issiies. He says: "It has the
gmia rug} perfume and tlrlvorof the [sa-
bella, "b"-.it stronger ; w'_lien_ a_ f :2 iv _be‘rries
are eaten, a pricking sensation is‘.pr.odu_-
cat! on the tongue. This ‘ahasa been re-
markcdibyall who iiavstested it, so far
awe igloo.‘ It.iis,§(,e,§y__‘j,tii,‘§:*‘y,*;and wilt.
to 351313.’ prove’ Iitccileut wine
grape.’ “ , rtha ‘tab’la‘;§ho‘i‘v_e‘rer, we do
not think -it equal ftouthe-Isabella; and
in his ..‘opinion nearly all disintered'par-
ties wffon*nve‘fiave OOxlVt:l’Sed‘\V1ll1;'8g‘fE€
It wa’s‘test§d ‘arid compared \vitli’.Isabi-i-
)3, |[ B.;st_qu~,'grown at Weston,~ not ‘far
(1-¢m;._0oncord ;- and not one on tho‘Com-
ntittl!e7r.onsidered it as good. We have
ag§fii;'égi'iipa_r’ed it with Isabella.-sgrotvii
hgfe, and tlie,latter has been u_nanimo'us-
ly propouuced superior. , .1 -

"Yet we regard the grape as important
.cq‘nifiiion;as iipeuinguearlier ‘t-hartf..ei_t_fi‘er
tbe.C"a’tavv_b'a, or Isabella, and therefore
liltelyi-to ‘furnish northern. sections with
. gra‘pe,'‘'w1iei'¢, 'll.ll?€l‘i0f_0,lfe,‘ no good
gr-(peshave ripened. beli-ve the-
merits of the grape ‘l‘r’a'vo:b"e'e‘n exaggera-
tod."...f? 7 1.,-I, ‘ ’
 ,_has’__xiow‘ ‘been before the
ptlblicisefveral seasons. .and'-has been fut.
] discnsseld itt't§ié?p'5n’to_’logical:-journals
}1'1l1§.g‘I_‘*.(>,i?:G;',l';3;""‘ ln‘sE’ai'cli of the truth,
have‘Tn'€ml”_t1i’t‘i necessary data to form their
own”bpifiibns.' Five dollarsa vine. is a
littlemfordliiitarm in the mouth’? form! af-
ticle inferior to the Isabella _ _

'I'he"'(edit‘r"r ra‘ps'tlie‘ kiiuckles-of our
Ne’w7Y'oi-lt hotel lieepers“ Their fruit
desserts are _ shabby.‘ 'At=tlie__very V best
wtil'gra._§$f2.5O perday ischaiiged. one can
nogffiiidgé glad pear or a good bunch of
grapes upon the table. Those who want
suchthiugs must goto‘ '[‘-liori'ipson's, or
Tayl_o.r’s and pay for ‘them.'_, The Nor-
thern Muscapiiie grape is condemned as
worthless.

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P---Ml‘-.—-SIIIIPSOXI, oi Saxom'ille,. has
raised ._two crops of grapes in fifteen
month‘s‘,"a'ii,'achieveinent hitherto unpre-
cedeuted this side of the waters.

Some of the new flowers added to our
llstif 'Ll’ast year are noticed. 4 It is stated
thatflflorists are now so far masters of the
artzoftr producing new varieties that_ we
arie"nb- longer -depeiident, upon iinporia-
tionslffrom abroad. Our climate is far
t'n'9'_re”-favorable to the produc;ion of seed.
thamtliatof Great Britain, and with the
same‘~’h.tteiitioii which the English culti-
Vatofélhave given to the subject, wevmay
6!1£lt’.‘_'lt__‘0llf collections to any desirable
extant. . ’

There is a very excellent F‘Plea for
Birds," by Wilson Flagg, on the ground
oftheir utility to agriculture. He makes.
fivcplasses of insects, and as many of
birdg;.’fc,ting'as natural checks tipontlie
lncré‘a'se'of insects.

The, swallows are theriatural etiemiea
01|‘tllt_!',:8\:y3rt_tlii:.0,' insects, living almost
ontir,"t5i,ly,upou them taking their food up-
011-Cl1.6:\illl1g. . The common .mar.ti.n . de-
vdhfiri great quantities of wasps, beetles,
aijtirl‘? ‘olilémitlis. A siiigle bird will de-
v'our',‘,__'ve' thousand butterflies in a week.
Thofxncraljof this‘ is that the husband-
man--should cultivate the society of swal-
lows’ and iiifirtiiis about his land and out
buildi" cs. ' V

The sparrows and wrens feed upon
the crawling lI16ecl.p\Vhl(!l'l lurk within
the buds, foliage, and flowers of plants.
The wrens are pu-_;iiaci3iis, and a little
b0X.l1I1 a cherry tree will soon be appro
printed by them and they will drive-a way
oth€r.'_birils that feetliiponthe fruit, a hint
thatlfclierry growers should remeinbcr
tl_iis‘mpring and-act, upon.

. 1:118:l.1ll'l15_ll€$,.I‘01)ll1‘!, jays, and crows
feetfupori butterflies, grass-hoppers, crick-
ets, locusts, and the larger beetles. A
single family of jays will Ct)l|t4lllne 20.-
000iof these in'a season of three uioiiili.-,

'_°-Tile woidpéckere are armed with a
aYoi'it.long.bill to penetrate th',e wood of
trees, where the borer.-igliave depo-.iied
their larvaa. They liven-linost entirely
ppon these worms. " p '

:.;,,£oi' the-insects which come abroad
only during the night, nature has provi-
ded-.-a check iiiifie nocturnal birds, of the
"viliippoor‘wii tribe .-mil ii__ie"ii'iiie' barn Owl
R ,’_ich_ take their food u_'p‘_oiij the wing.
9 ,flo_._\v wonderful is this provision of
ovidence for the restraint of the depra-
ditors.-ifiat live upon the labors of man;
and-how careful should we 1)6‘1'10l.‘IO’(11.~'~
 beneficial law 0fc0l11p9nv~‘al.lO1l
luyghich all things are preserved intheir
utatioiis and proportions. ,
-.‘<.«Spia.re.t_ho_ lives git’ the birds, and put

. the~law_s "in force against the vagrant

b‘3‘y7i“§iidl"éit‘y'l5:iEifs, who steal into the
country to inurder innocent tubllls under
t o_halluci.u,a_tion- that they are wood.
" ’cks.‘ . .. .. ‘ - '-

33?‘ It-is‘ noticed as a c_t”1rious>fac_t _i:_i
re"g:i'rd‘ to"'t‘ii|ipe ‘a_l'itl"kinor.etl plants, that
the ‘bulb resembles the bud,’ and contains‘

 

. '¢mbr§{o'_flo\vcrs. *'-By ‘c:'ititiousl_y*re-

_ _'o‘yino; t:b.e. cencentfc rings of the tulip
mplb in the opeiiing, you may se_et__lie;pis-
«til-.and antlers of the future flower, with

--.\}:;i'‘.‘ Ki. ’ _W: .
't?f_f-}l‘Véalih_is aiai-uiniilntiiig onptlie

Pacific. U019 l.‘ec.,3l, the aggregate

iflép sitoiii,:‘t-lie Mint, at-San‘ F;-'a,','c§’5¢o,

 $10,875,000.

 

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Imenflizzg S_mtz'.:tz'cs --The number
of-lunguages-spolren-throituhout the world
is 8,064; of wliicli 587-are in Elimpe,
v,_89(j;j_tt,A5_l?._ ,27—l_ll Africa, and 1261 in
l.&mcrica~.- -.:-The inhabitants of the glob.-
irfoiesv °!'i’:”l."a'?.’.,'-90'." ‘¢W¢r¢'int.,‘re'i-
 aretnearly as rnaiiy, males
agfiféjfifi ”' " 'f8..;..lJ.|_e§_D,.(lD.[i1_l.l0D..0f_hl1-
imancilife is';28 yearsfi: 0iie'four':li‘-part’ or
‘hilfiiliiiilfsiii”i1fé§f»¢'f6ieIilh¢ age of 7 year-.
The-*p6g.’diiiiion= of‘f.li"e‘;,vlobe is estimated
at nearly 11,000,000,‘-(l00L,_;of wliom about
Voiiie-_third die eve,ry::te”n,_'year_s, or , more
;r.!!|2.3‘I!.«.49 each t-e.c«'>n’d--:5 '.l'l?°l5_ .3.".°. film"
LgQV3th3.>an‘d:‘ births in théniglit’ t-lian-in the
afy.‘ ‘ 4 I ~ - 

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enihefieaui4:i§i§iggi*f-}lig,ii-urinary Uliignzzi-tij
Bpygpgq ~‘ii_i3él-,3st,= Fiiiidiz. New Yorlij D‘-3 ‘

cember d. 'Rev.JosiahGoddard,adis.

tinguislied missionary of the same board

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AT THE SOUTH NORWALK
IN’ 'I'J' II. S E 11 ‘Y .
THE Proprietors wish to call the attention
_ of their cttst-otners and the public to their
choice stock of Fruit and Ornaincutal Trees,
‘consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry,
Peach, Apricot, Quince, Strawberries. Goose-
barrio!-1, H'ln'te Bl9._ckbei'ries, and black N aplcs
-Currants. . ' ' - ‘,
Norway. Spruce, White Pine, Balsoin Fir,
American Spruce, Arboritas, Weeping-tvillotv,
Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash. . . .
Also, the pure Red Antwerp, which we war-
rant, and ‘hold ourselves responsible‘ for its
being the pure plant. - ' "'1 ’ 
_ GEO. SEYMOUR .5: Co.
£3“ We wish to call particular_attenl.’ion to
our large stock (beingthe lat"gt;-st.i.ri the State.)
of dvri-.rf‘Pecrs, of 30 or 40 choice varieties.

1-"ii ma-.s -ii-to 1: is‘ iiiii It

' “York, having returned’ in pur-

MONUMENTS’

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The Not-walk Marble Yard.

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EPULCHRAL Monuments .1: Graves’-’-0365

of every variety of patterns, and of the
host skill_ful workmanship. The best. assort-
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Persons iiiisliiiig to procure Monumeflita or
any iiiiid.oi'=_Murble Works-, are invited to call
and gi,ve..a_ personal, iu$3pec_t_ioti.o_f our material
and workmanship. 8831.119 will-..b.e.-. !nori_:-_satis-
i‘ac to.-y thau"to' p_uncha_sa.of Agents,.without an

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' plating the sale, to present to the members of

oppor.titnit;?.0f Egsiiag the quality 01..-the arti-
cle contracted-fox-,._.> ..j_~ ,. . ». ,. . . 
W-. “1‘~‘.l-°°W.rinz*an<i ilrtiiiriieiitsl work
is execjuted -,9F‘.e¥P%.l.‘.l,enc_e,d vrorsinen, and we
can warrant itto giyeentire satisfaction.
. ,SMl1‘_i1_«lt MORGAN.
HYGBANA. . 
. Brought-Home-to the-Door ‘of the Million.
A WONDERFUL: Discovery has recently
beet:'m’ade -ty Dr. Curtis, of this city, in
‘the treatment oft,‘-onsnmptiou‘, Asthma and all
liaea.a_es’of’the'Luug. We refer to “Dr. Cur-
tis’ 11y§z'ea,u:=., or [chafing Hygean Vapor and
Jberify Syrup.” With this new method Dr. C.
ua's'jrje5tor_cd rnany a.f1iicted’ones to perfect
hea_ltli;a.s’e;u ’evidence»ot which he has‘ innu-
merable certificates. Speaking of the treat-
.nen.t,,a physician remarks :,1ti_s evident that
iuhaling—coustantly breathing an agreeable,
uealingvspor, theznzedicinul properties must
comeixidirect cont ct withtbe yvhol_e"of‘ the
arial cavity of th iigs, and thus, eiice'.p,e_'t_lie
_.mii_r'.sin<1’v*ar.ied. changes. produced 'iip.0Ln' t-hem
,.vnei'i'iut;roduced'iuto the stomach,’ gtiid’}"sub-
pect_v:.d';’t.o,’,t,lie process or.«;iigestio,u., Tlie;_1Iyge-
-Lina is for s-.=.fe‘a.t‘e.ll the tlruggista’ throughout
the country.-—JV‘. Y. Dutchman of Jan".‘l4. "
The Inhaler is worii_ou‘tlie breast under the
linen without the leastL?iiicin‘i‘v‘auience—tbe heat

at‘ tldie body-beiug»a‘iimcient« to.-, evaporate the
III ‘e’ -' - ‘

_ Hundreds of CASES of Coats like the follow-
ing might be named. One package of Hyge-
.tua has cured me of the ASTHMA of six years
standing-, Jae. F. Keeseberry, P. .111.
of Du/zcanmm, Pa.
I am cured of the A"I'liMA of 10 years stand-
ing by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeiiua‘. ~-
J|!izr,g-aret Erzstaiz, Brooklyn. JV. Y.

.Ml‘c‘. Paul ofNo. 5 lfamuiond st., N. Y., was
cured-ofa severe case of Bruuclietis by the
Hygcana. .

My sister has been cured of a Drsrnnsszxo
Conan of several years standing, and decided
to be incurable by her Physicians. She was
Ccitcn in ONE Menu by the Hygeana.

J. H. Gaitbcrt. P. M., Richmond, .7519.
Price three Dollars a. Packag'e.—Sold by
CURTIS & PERKINS & BOYD illr PAUL No.
I49 Chambers St., N. Y. ; and W. E. BISSELL
Norivalk —-4 Packages sent fre 2 by express to
any part of the United States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.-—Dr Curtis’ Hygeaua is the ORIGINAL
and O.vr.v GEXLTINE ARTICLE, and others are
base imitations or vile and injurious counter-
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THE NEW YORK TIMES,-

Dhily, Semi-Wleekly and VVeek|_v.
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.. . RAYMOND. HARPER 5: CO.-
No. 138 Nassau t_.,_>N.s‘.-v York.

viii-sifeloft lfioraco Ci-reelely.»

iNii:w 3001', SHOE.
‘Leather 6'; Fintling Store
_WHOLESALE 4‘): RETAIL:

HE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-

'izcris of Nortvalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that lielitis taken a'si‘.oi'e on the west side
of the bridgcwppositc -the Post. Ofllco, No; 1
Water-st.., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at alltiines a large stock of gent’s,
ladies’ €_lnd:¢hlld1‘0I_1’S Boots and Shoes of all
de&criptions,-mamifaotiired by us expressly for

best materials; no exertions will be spared ‘to
please those who favor us with a call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order. with uealncss. and
deiipiitch. ..A share of public patronage is re-
spectfully, solicited by J. P. HANF0R1_3._~l1'- .
 Particular at-tenti on paid to repairing in
gllits branches. ‘ Norwiillt, Allg.9f.h.

" rrisi-2“

,_Gheap Gash Grocery Store.

THE subscribers would return their than] 1!
to the public for their very liberal patroll-
age for the last two years, and they hope tlizit
by strict attention to the wants of the commu-
nity,ai:itl by fair and honorable dealing, to mer-
it and receive it continuance of their fornier
custom, believing as they do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, ates cheap
9. rate and of as good on quality as can be found
at any other store in the country. They are
now offering great barguinain Teas, Sugars,
&c_., and would invite-an examination of their
large and freslistock of Groceries and provi-
sions. , _ ' G.‘HOLMES &CO.

Old stand,East eidellfain ‘street. .

,New Canaan Nursery .
STEPHEN H0’x"1' as 00.

“AVE on hand and offer tor sale at their
H. Nu1‘sei°ice.eituated one into :1 ball miles
east of the village of New Canaan, and three
and it lialffi-oln Norwalk :

Apple, Pear," (standarrl and dv-‘arfs,) Peach,
Plum, Cl:icrry,- Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks_.)and Quince Trees. ‘ _

Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, 1-‘rauconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English_Go0seberries; Currants. l)lt\?k English,
red and white Dulcli,supei'ior varieties ; Straw-
berries, t11l..'1_1103L approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape Vinpefi-.

ORNAMENTAL TREES.-—H01'8e Chestnut. moun-
tain ash, silver"iiiapIe,‘lm‘Cll. 5l?|'“°ei balsam 51'
and arbor _vit:es.' For vigor and liealthfulness
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaledliy a.n.'v"in'tl1e .°°1m.“'!-. ‘ .

Special regard has been had 1I_I the selection
dfthe v.a’rl‘¢j'{_lel.l‘ of our large stock ofupple trees,
that they be auchas are of ‘healthy, st.rorig"and

1 vigorous growth’; ‘abundant and re;ruiar.bear_ers.
and the most valuable m?1rket;ariell5ge8- -' 
s set! now oocu more t an acres 0
i‘.'.‘.’.fi,°.§..i....i.i..i.io‘-loin 209.000 tellltalrd
Ft-uit’I're_es. . .. ., .. . 13“

choice and selected -i-.:....‘

CBESTS of Green and Black Teas.
 Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
in price and quality, they

del y superiority.
G. IiOI.lllES & C0.

Selling ofl'C/teap .’

'Fl{E subscriber is sclliu g his Watches,

Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per_ceut.
reduction in prices. Ii‘ you want goods in my
line cheap call at No. 2 Slritldy’s Block, sign of
the Red Watch. 0- 3- CLARK-

S£i'rer and Plated Spoons, Forks,
Butter and Fruit Km’-ves, silver
¢§— plated Nupkivz Rings, Q-c.
HAVE :1 very fine stock of the above goods
on hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by pcdlers, and handsomely en-

graved without charge. 2 k

Accarrlrons
EPAIRED and tuned. Also ti large as-

sortment for sale at0 CI-ARK’B-

Port llfonies .

TOU can find every variety and ‘price of
Port Monies iii. 0. S. Ci..iiix’s.

Sc-u-1,'e'(,g 1.z’i‘I‘(/.5‘.
E‘ every style and price, at
0. S. Ct.iilti~:’:i, 2 Skiddy’s Block.
FINE assortment of Bohemian _Wui'e.con-
A, ststing of Vases of most _exquii-Litv finish,
not to be excelled by any in 1\tiv 1 ork City
in the price; Also. a splcridid asi-orlmciii of

Boliemiaii Cologne Bottle-sli-om 5s. to $6 the
pair, at T. B. GRIFF1'l‘B’S.

Ornamental Boxes for Ladies
L’S'l‘ received some fine Boxes of alabaster,
rose wood, &c. 0. S. ‘CLARK.

Do you 'wz's/i to see
HE finest assortment of l'(.-'CKE']‘ CU’!-
. LERY ever .-‘iioivii in 1\'oi-nail-; ‘.' Call at
my store-, 2 Skiddy's Bloc-l, sign of tlie.Rt-d
\‘i"ulL'cll.’ U. S. CI..\R1\'. '
B015 0111 (ii Lt. ‘a
3 , Euit SALE. ‘

The bll11(l1lJg10l.1'{'Cl111l) owned and
occupied by Capt. \\ in. Alli-11, on 1- lax 1til],i.~
uil€l’t;d for sale on very rt-asonablr ti.-lni:-. 1i
L-.i,iiisi'sta of about 1 |~‘.l items of good _laud,v.-ii}
iiumo.-routs tllrifty and w.-ll-gt out. fruit and
shade tt'ccs,ist-audiii; thereon, u poll 0! of good
cud ncvt-1' fsiiltiiy, mitt-i uilii the cellar and
foundation of the fol-nit-1' building. flag atom
walks, a in.-wly erected p cl-lei itiici fronting
the shine, &c. 1i. is cligibly sitiiati.-d upon tbi
main i'oad-leatlinglioni Soiitli l\on\all- ti L-3.
rich and but u. few minuiei ii lll1\'1I(nI ll-t dc.
pnt. Any person tviz‘-hing a rt.-tired lt‘catiui_
i,-oth pleasant and heallliy, viill find thii it run-
cpport-uuity to purchase at a 11-1)‘ low price. a
iiiost beautiful and tlcsirablc location for a
country residence. For further pEl1‘li(‘llltlll- in
quire O1:M1‘.JO1]1I Knapp near the premises, or

(_i[' tbu r-'.L’ll€I'- 3:. 

.IVo. 40. Fulton st., N. Y.

l’Vatc/res, Cloc/rs, ‘ .-

ND al kinds of Jewelry repaired. En

_' graviug on Spoons, Riugi-,(,‘ofiir later,

tltc. execiiit-d in aauperior mariner by L. CLARK

iii. No. 2 Skiddy’5 Block, sign of the Red Watch
_ O. S. Ci...iiix.

Sana.
“f HITE Rockaivay Sand for Plastering and
House-clcuuingpurposes, for sale by the
eiibscribers at his Marble Works. '
tl"!.2 SMITII & MORGAN.

Pumps.

FINE Assortmeiit of'Pumps, consistinmf

.. Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells of

any depth. both Force and.Suction Hose and

Pipe attached, if wanted ; Cisiern Pumps do
various sizes : Brass and Iron Cllllendt’-'l‘F. at
’ F. H. NASH’S. Soul}: ./Vormalk.

_ 2.-
_ . _ Nails,
IN quantities to suit putcuflfiers at lowest
rates. at ' CHICHESTLRS’.

1 ARDEN Rakes, Spriding forks. Hocs_long

and short handled manure forks, shovels

of all kinds. Farmers and Gardiit-rs would do
well to call at E. VA Cuicuizsn-zri

Cheap for Cash.

HE subscriber would offer tor sale cheap for

cash French and Aincrican Window Glass,

all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian

Wit-re; fine German Accorocons and Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. GRIFFETH.

Wanted Immediately,
NY quantity of persons of all ages and
' conditions to purchase fine Watc1u-s.jew-
clry and elegant Silver Ware. now on exhibi-
tion daily at No. 2 Skit1dy’s Block.
' . O. S. CLARK.

 

i MEDICAL ADVIHB, AND 113.51‘.-

RIAG 3 GUIDE. _
.LElVENTE edition, 340 ‘pages, cloth, with
E nearly sr-.venl._v live colored eug1'uy‘i1lgs-
repi-esentlng all the diseases ofthc gcnmll or-
gans of the male and female; the most i‘ 1111-
plete and practical work on the physiolog lcal
mysteries and revelations of the male and fe-
male sexual systems ever published, with the
latest experiments and dlSc.OV‘_t.‘1‘1eSln1'0p1‘0l1l.lC-
tlon. It illtistrates anatomically and fully with
the plates everything pert-t_ilning_ to the m_ule_ or
female genital 8ySl.(‘.l1l_F ; with it full description
of the cau'ses,symptoms, and most certain cure
of all diseases to which they are liable ; from the
secret habits of youth and excesses of mature age
as iinpotency and innocent-_ or uiiforsieen chec-
tions, syphilis (primary and constitutional) gou-
orrliim-, blennorrliagie. etc. with numerous cer-
tificates of the most 11l1pa1‘Illl_Cl£‘(1 cures cverp_er-
formed. Every person both married and H11-
gle should read this work. Sold by St1'l_llE‘~'l'
&'I‘0WnS01'1(1, 222 Broadway, at the Broautva)'
Post 00108 422 Broauwav, and by the M11110!‘
Dr. Larmont, 42 Reade street. ct-ru_t-r of Brad-
way, New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $1, mailed free of postage to any
udtlress,securely scaled. Address all letters
Box 71 Broadway, rust Oilice, New lurk.-
Agents wanted in every town. The author

ciires all the disease: treated on in the work._
at his old oflice. 42 Reade street, corner of
Bi-oiidway, from 11 A. M. till 2 P. M., and from

6 till 9 evening (Sunday from 2 till 3 P

. M.)-~
N. B.—-Not the urug Store. ‘ 1,3“
Extract: from Editorial Notices oft: number of News-
papera :-“ We concur with the other pi-.per_fl in l'°°°d“f'
mendin Dr. Lennon: and his work.”—-[Lourrler ts
litiiti-i nla,_ German Die, Reforms, Sandi)‘ D1-‘3P*§l.¢1|i
Staats Zeltung, National Democrat, I-ay Book, ha-WK
standard, Rabivay Advocate Empire City, Police lzazstte,
New York Pick. New Br:unsw.lck_’|‘iu19_H- . __

reed, reed.

,_ HE subscribers keeps constantly on _hBn0
every description of1<‘ced, which it will be
8 pleasure to sell to his customers at all N111“;

d 1‘ . G‘ a call.
an no grow ing ive us RULMES at C0.

anavang and tlau--dr_osIiIII8-
‘I \Ai$snusi:i'i0i:r Ab still to be round at his 01“
stautt, ivcst-side the Urluge, ready to 391'“
“AB custuiiiers, in all the do.-pai'tu1eu_t.a t.-I SIIIW‘
lug, l.Iihl'\.l1't£bB1llg, uc-ad cleuslng, ell-0-i 559° 5"’
many years experience in these uruuoii-.-s, he
dceini-it sufficient guilt‘-.iutt:e or his eullllll W
please all who may favor hint WI?-ll 141911‘ P“
rouage. l’ui'ticulai' attention paid 003.118 cut-
tingaud dressing of childrena’ hair. Sick per-
sons‘ waited on’ at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for all ‘,9-1
liisNe\vs Depot. and isAgeut tor Adii.msdt$;>b8-
Express; itllypackages left to ms care. W‘ 9

' d (1. -. .
§;°md;;yz?,nivsa5r3.e, GEO. W. JENNINGS.

I
 Union Hall
01. 0 '.l‘HIN"G 8110.33.

THE Proprietor of this far famed establish-
ment, would inform the inhabitants ofNorwa1k
and adjoining tor»-ns,th9.t helias on hand a good
ttssiortmcnt of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he is selling at great bargains ; those wanting
anything in his line will find it to their advan-
tage to give him a call ; as his experience in
the business and facilities for carryingit on, en-
ables him to furnish the same art.clts for a less
price than those of less expeileiicc possibly can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion. consequently is better made than 1S gener-
allyfoutid at other stores. I also haveva larger
stock on hand than any other store in 1\orwalk,
so that the purchaser has u better assortment to
select from. I am also receiving daily additions
to my already large and we-ll,se1ected stock'-
Some very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.

In addition to the above; have a good as-
sortment of Geutleirious Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars. Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravtits, Stocks, and all other goods
“wally found in clothing stores. _

N. B. Garments cut and made to order -in
the best manner. and at short notice. All goods
bought of me will. if tles_ii-rd. be out free of ex-

cuse to the Piirchaser. ’IIl0l\lAS RILEY.
 '

- Parian Ware.

HIS rare and most beautiful kind ofuseful
T and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have a. taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe tliiswnre, it must be seen

l° be appmmw’ for merliya. GRIFFITH.

 

Axes.

oi.LI.\'s Teniclis, Hen‘ds’imd other makes;
with and without handles, SIMONE boy
axes and hatcliets, all of which are warranted:

and for sale by E. VA. CIIICHESTER.

J A C O B S M. 1 T H ’
l\l:\Cl‘Ill‘}NI{Y DEPOT,
9-5 ‘1u(.l«l;(l€Il Lune, N. Y.

‘ EEPS constantly on hand
K Pressure and Regulating valves, for
Stcam Engines, Steam Whistles, Mill and Cir-
cular saws, 5 kinds of .\lurtice i\liicliiiies.Tenoii

.\lachiiii.-i<,Bot'iii,-,v do., i\l.nit;g .\lzicliiiiei'y, Cor-~

iiish puiups,liftiun- and loi'ciiig.Sti-iiiii Engine.-
and Boiler.-,.St:iiiipi- and Mort-ai's., Di-illliiig imi-'
chines assurtt-d. Power and hand piiiii:lie.-,turu-
ing lutbcs for iron and wood. pliiuiiii; tm).Chlllt:l-'
for wood and it'un.sa.-li and tnotilding tnachiuel-.
'l‘eiiou Illachlllrfi. Spoke ilo., ikc.

Also, lIlaCllll1t‘F for l.lll'l|ll'l;,.' axe and Pick
lian-lee. Leather Bi-ltiiig all sizes. best ina-
chiuery oil. wholesale and retail : “d.t3l.’lllle.~’1’F
files assorted, Sand Pnpt’-r"Guge's" beat, Eni-
cry paper and Emery cloth.ali-otbe best Lou-
doti Eiiic.-ry. all.\’os.,also. iron pipe! for GI!
and water. assorted fi-nin I l-2 inch to I2 inch
in diameter. Tet-iriv cash. or f1ppl‘0\ vii pap-:r.34

Building’ Materials.
Hnrd and Salmon Brick.
 100 B-arrells lump Lime.

50 i$ii.t't'i:lls Cement.

25 do Boiled Plaster.

10 do .\lu.rblc Dust.

1000 Busliels plastering Hair. _ '

The siibscribt-r intends keeping a constant
assortment of the above tiained materials on
haud,and will furnish purchasers at lowest
market. prices. _ W. C. STREET,

Norwalk, May 15th, 1854.

Window Glas.
49 BOXES American, French, and En-
glish .iviudoiv glass, assorted, from
6x8 to 2(i‘.\':,’-2, for sale at inaiiufacturers prices
by WM. 0, STREET.
'1 L A S . .
THE,subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
large supply of fr-.:sli TEAS, of allqtialities
Don’t forget to ciill at
HOLMES dc Co’s.

. Bucks and Buck Saw s.
A-LL ready for use ofa superior kind,
for sale by CHICHEBTER.

 

and prices.

EAD cit FULMEIPS Crot-on Metallic Fire
proof 1’i1int.—'l‘liis article is acknowl-
edged by nll who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is proof against the
action of the weather and fire, and is cheaper
than other paints in con.-sequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering mticli more sur-
face,twice as much as some. Give it a trial.
. E. V. A. VHICHESTER, Agent.

Zinc Paints.
HE subscriber offers a full assortment of the
celebrated Zinc Paints. comprising snow
white, white, pearl and brown. ground in oil,
manufactured by the “New Jersey Zinc Com-

pany,’-‘ and for rule at their lowest prices.
WM. C. STREET.

Panning Mills.
F the farmers want their grain olctiiietl well
and fast, let them go and buy ol'Cuiciii-:s'ri-:1;

TRA\\ cutters, Hovey’s patent spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the market, at
- CHICHESTER’S.

School Books!! ,
LL UIBBOORS used in the Union and otliel

_ Sciioo1s,const-aiitly on hand and for. sale
at the lowest prices, at KNAPP’S.

‘ V, Clocks: Clocks l Clocks !
I HAVE 8. large assortmenlfof Clocks on
_ hiiiiil at prices varying from one dollar to
2.). and of a great variety ofatylea.
Call and sea at No. '2 Skiddyki Block.
0. S. CLARK.
ASH tubs,wi-.~ih boards, pails, brooms.
baskets ofall ‘ki”nds',‘ macknroni, and
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ; sweet
corn for boiling, prepared. by the Sliakeiji;
fresh groct-iies._received dailyof the best qua)
lty, at wholesale and retail. by A. M. & Co.

E'lou'r.,Salt,V1VIoal, rgea, ac
FLl1UR"o'f'ldiEerent braiids. Rock. Hay and

Stclt Salt, Coi‘n’il.leal. _Eine Feed. Corn
iiiini O-its,'lt't-pt _ri_oiiitz:u:ly on hand at the Old

' ’ ’‘i‘‘- “'“’l** 3*“ i’l*’’,=iii'a'1.=;it.i<z§.W..s.*3l3..r2r¢l-a*

‘ NEW supply just received at .
A.» l€NA,P.P"8-

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sets by . ~
llorwalb. Juno biz. 

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UTLERY.——A splendid assortment of Amer-
ican and English Cutlery, both table and
pocket. Please call and exziuiine.
‘ , _ E. V. A. CHICHESTER.

New Goods.

0CKE'l“Cutlei-y 1, 2, 3 and 4 blades new
patterns, a large assortment; Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved quality; Plin-
ning Knives. grass hooks, pruning shears, sick-
les, garden trowela, patent irate hinges and

ketclieti,&c.,jusl received and for sale by

WM. 0. STREET.

‘TONVE1’

 

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N. Y. 81. N. H. Railroad-
IS54. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1855.
Cumnicncing Dec. 11, 185-1.

Trains to New York.
_ From .»’\“czI.v Haven.
CCOMMODATION-At 5.30,’? .00 and 9 
. A. M. and 4.15 P. 31.

The 7.00 Adi. train receives passengers from
the Dunbui-y Railroad at Nortvulk.
The 9.35 A..\f.’ train receives passengers from
the Hartford, Springfield, and CiL1181VRlI.l1l‘O-‘.1'l]S
at New Haven, and from the Nttugatiick Rail-
road at Bridgeport.
ExPtti:ss—-At 1.15 i~..ii., (in connection .tritli
Erpress !rain from Bos'tou,) receiving p:i.-‘scll-
gcrs from New London. and Canal Rtiili-nails at
New I-Iaven, from the llciisiitouic llailrouil in
Bridgeport, stopph.-,1 sit Britlgeport, Norwsilk
and Str'i.ml‘ord. At R00 1’. .\t., stopping at
Bridgeport, Norwiillt and Stamford.
SPECIAL TR.\l.\‘ li-::.-.--~:= Iiforwalk at 6 .\..\l. for

New York.

_ Houaafun. firzilroad.
Passengers for Big .lOl1lC Re.ili-ottd will
take the 9.35 4.31. train :0 Bridgeport.

Jlanbury and .1\ urwallr Railroad-.
Passengers for the Danbury and Norv.-tilk
Railroad will take the 7 A. M. and 4.15 P. )4.
trains to Norvvuik.

Trains from New York.

For JV/‘cw Haiien.
Accoit.-—At 71. 31., and 12 iii., and at 3.30
and 5.00 xxx.

Exriuiss Tiums--At 8 A. x. and 3 1’. it. for
Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, Springfield
and Worcester, the 8 A.Ll. stopping at Stamford
and Bridgeport the 3 P.)l., at Stamford, Nor-
walk and Bridgeport.

The 8 .x..u. train connects with Housatonic,
Canal, and New London Railroads.

The 7 A. 35. Accommodation, and 3.30 P. M.
trainsconnect with Daubnry 5: Norwalk Rail-
road at N oi-walk.

Trains from New York to JVarwallr.--At
7 a.n.. 12 21., at 3 (express). 3.30 (ex.), 4.00,
and 5.15 P.M. -

Trains from Jvbrwallr to New York.--Al’.
6, 6.44, 8.15, and 1 ).52.i.:-1.; 2.20 (ex),5.30. and
9.06 nu. (ex)

Trains from Norwalk to ./Vow Haven.-—At
9.15 a.u.. at 2.24, 5.02 (ex), 5.35, and 6.18 mi.

See large bill of atlvertiaement at the Station
Houses and Hotels. "

" JAMES H. HOYT, Sup~'t.

Danbury St Norwalk Rail, Road.
WINTER .»,!RR.1./VGE.’_|!EJV‘T.
Coititsxcmc Dncsxiina 11, 1851.

Trainsrun daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALR

lat Passenger at 6.50 A. M.-Arriving at
South Not-walk at 8.05 A. 3!. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. 11. Train from New Haven, and
7.00 A. .0, Accommodation Train from New
York, stopping at all stations.

2d Passengers and Freight at 3.30 P. M.-
Arrives at South Norivalk at 5.20 1'. )1.
SOUTH NOEWALE T0 DANBURY

13! Passenger and Freight al._9.20 A. M.-
Rcceiving passengers from the New York 7.00
.1. it. and the New Haven, 7.00 A. .\t. Accom.
Trains, and arrive at Danbury at 11.00 A. n._.
stopping at all stutioiis.

2d Passenger‘ at 5.40 P..\f.—Receiving Pas-
sengers from the 3.30 P. M. train from New
York, and arriving at Danbury at 6.50 1'. M.,
stopping at all stations

Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 6.50
A. M. and the 3.30 P. M. trains, and return on
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station of the 9.20
A, .\t. and 5.40 P. 1!. trains.

Passengers who purchase tickets before ta-
king seats in the-Ciirs can have them at re-
duced rates. HARVEY SMITH, Sup-‘t.

Fol-“BOSTON -.

.--- ','::.'- 
EGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoningtonfor
Boston, Providence, Ni-_-iv Bedford, and
To.unton.—Inlaud Route, without change of
cars or detention, carrying the Eastern Mail.

 

 
 
 
 

cost. Ladies’ and Ln.-iil.lemeu-‘S (irulil \\'at,;1,,._.-_

5

Alfred Jackson,’

Successor: 'l'0

U. 3. 3333110 W.
V l)ULl)iii.":t-_- the J.li(n.‘llll0ll oi't.iii: Public
to lllS1‘.t1'gC and clc-gain. iissui-tiiiciii «)1

Q

lfralr/ms, Jewelry, am] ].‘a,m,,/ (_,'C.[,,,>_-,-1
which his increased S3.1¢35.1’f._lI' lllepftsl yea. en,
able him to offer iii si trifling advance i'i'oin

13 Carats line, with open face, hunting ftild
magic cu:-it-3, ivarraiited pei-let-t. tiine—lreemei'.=.
in prices varylllg l1'0m $20 to $17.’). A
Silver Lcpinc, Anchor and l’iiz,0m L:,,‘_,._
,,.;m Chronoinater Balance, wiirruiiteii 1,, ,_.-W
cod satisfi1ction,fi-oni $10 to $60. '

A-complete aSSOI'l’il'llel1i.0fSll.\'l-JR and 1-,“, T ,__,J
‘-.\'~.u~e, in.i.uul'iictui'ed to order in the inner :'«....h
ionablc stile“: “'l“°h “'1” be S010 as low -:-..= zi
«god article can be bought elsewhere. All
,,,.,;c1cg of Silver Will.'1'9.lll.CL1 as pure as coin,
in fttlllll.-1011 to it large stock of Gold and Sil-
ver fspcctacies, Pens, Pclicils, ’1"hiinble:-._. K£‘\'s_
Se.-il.-, liockets, ilsc. _. will be olfererl 3. veriei_-.5 t_ll
.1i¢,-imiilc patterns of Bar Rings, 1zE‘l.L1l‘.‘Z\"‘ -pm»,
Gcnt.lcn1cu's Breast Pills,Fiugetzfiiugs,Gt;-ii~i1,
Vest and Cllittelaine Chains, of the latest. mid
most i‘-tshionalsle styles, which for quulitgr is
.-equal toany ever olfered in Norwalk, and (‘iii-
price and beauty of design cannot fail to suit
the most diificult. All goods Will be cheerful-
ly shown to those vfho wish to purchase or
gratify their curiosity.
The increasing demand for

. Pine Cutlery,

Haaimluced him to select frointhe bestEngli;-1i
and American Hiinufacturers, a large ‘variety
of Pocket Knives, Scissors,’ Razors, 620., made
from the finest tempered steel and beautifully
finished, which will be sold at greatly I'edi.1C$'(1
prices. Silver and Pearl ‘Card _Cas_es,__ Port-_
Monuaies, 5:23., of the latest and most approved

patterns, which for finish, durability, conven-
ience and clieapuesis, are superior to any before
offered in this place.

Lti.dies-.lressing_Combs of India Rubber and
Buffalo horn. Gentlemens Pocket Combs, an
assortment always on hand,

The Brush Family, ‘
I? 1‘ ¢P!'§3eM€d by any quantity of first-rate, ar-
t‘iclea_ in the shape of Hair, Clothes, Dust,
Shaving, Neil and Tooth Brushes. Also, Dr.
Bai'bour’s Alkaline Dentrifice too well known
to ii’ce_d coinment ; Fancy Soaps,‘ Hair Oils of
superior quality ; Perfumery, 2. large supply of
all the choice extracts,just received,
4* °°fl1Dlete assortment of

_ Ea icy.l,Bas‘;ots,
W111 now be disposed of at’ wholesale prices,

to make room for the Largest, Cheaper: and
test Jlssortment of

Ormzmental Clocks.
Ever before offered in this place.

Preach Clocks,

Anlngenious and beautifully executed piece
of .viecha.nism, runs three weeks without wind-
ing, strikes the hours and half hours, an excel-
lent Titnekeeper and beautiful parlor ornament.

Eight Day,

And Thirty hour Clocks. with and without
.-xlai-ms.<2onstant1y on hand. -

As an illustration of the spirit of enterprise
ivliich characterizes the American People, he
offers for sale Clocks of domestic manufacture,
new, neatly made and warrant-ed for one year.
for the sum of

 0.87833.
A few second hand Clocks, but little used, and
in good order, for sale for a- mere trifle.

()u_r Musical friends who understand their
own interest will examine JACKSON-‘S last
arrival of Rosewood Accordeons and Flutinus
before purchasing elsewhere. .

His stock of Fancy Goods includes too great
:1 variety to enumerate in an advertisemeiit.

The subscriber thankful for the large amount
of p:i.tionu.ge bestowed on his establishment for
the litsi few months, will endeavor by strict.’
attention to his business and the wants of the
public, to merit ii. continuance of the same.

.111 g mils warranted as represevifetl.

Partiinlar and personal attention given to
the rcpviiring of line Watches. J etvelry repair-
ed with ueatuesa and dispatch.

- ALFRED JACKSON,
At the old stand ofC. E..Disbrow.
Norivtilk, June, 1854.

The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt.
Joel Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.
Fmzee, in connection with the Stonington and
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads. leaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
ccpted) from Pier No. 2 N. 11., first ivharfabove
Buttery-place. at 4 o'clock P. .\I., and Stoning-
ton at 8 o’clock P. 31., or on the tirrival of the
mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30 P. M.

These steamers are unsurpassed for strength.
safety. speed, comfort and elegance. The 001-
cers are experienced and attentive.

The COMMODORE from New York-llom
day, Wednesday and Friday. From Stoning-
ton—Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.

The PLYMOUTH RI lCK from New York-
Tut-sday.Thui-sday and Saturday. From Ston-
iiigtoh—-Monduy. Wednesday and Friday.

N. B.—l’asiiengei‘s on arriving at Stouingfon
proci-ed immediately by mail train to Provi:
deuce. liostnu. Taiinton and New Bedford. or
by iiccoinmoxliition trains from Stonington at
7.30 A. .11. ‘

Through tickets on ilfonilays, Wednesdays
and ‘Fridays for Nutituckt-t. Holmes’ Hole and
Wimdis Hole, via New Bcdford. connecting
with the new sti-amer EAGLE WING.

A Baggage-Masti-r accompanies the steam-
bniit trains to and from Boston

For pas-age, berths, staterooms or freight,
applications may be made at Pier No. 2 N. R‘
or at the office, 10 lgattery-place.

__;.-.._._. _ ._.-_. .._

NI—Jitr York & Liverpool 11. S.
MAIL STEAMERS.

TrlE Ships composing this line are the fol-
lowing :

ATLANTIC. Capt.West. PACIFIC. Capt. Nye.
BALTIC, Czipi. Conistocli. Aniimc.

These ships have been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service, jlvery care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their engines, toinsure streiigth and speed, and
tlieiriiccommodatioiis 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., 575; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $325 ; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guincas.-
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth sacured until paid for.

For freight or passage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS & Co.-, No.56 Wall-st., N. Y.;
Brimvx, SHIPLY 8'. Co., Liverpool; E. G. Roa-
nirrs & Co., No. 13 King’s ArinsYard,London;
JOHN Muxnou «St Co., Rue Norte Dame rles Vic-
tories, Paris, or Gno. H. DR.srnii,, Havre.

- The owners of these ships will not be no-
countable for gold, silver. bullion, specie,jcw-
elry. precious stones and metals, unless bills
of lading are signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein expressed.

Shippers will please take notice that the
ships of this line cannot carry any goods con-
traband of war.

Professor Barry’s

ELEBRATED Tricopherous, it new supply
just received at KNAPP’S.

Crockery, China. & G-lass Ware

NE of the largest, riches! and bestsclecled
Stocks of Crockery, Glass & C-liina Wares,
to be found in Norwalk, can now be seen attlie
store ofthesubscrilicr at South Norwalk, to-
gether with 9. general assortment of Groceries,
&c., all of which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. G. W. Si\lI'l‘H.

Lime,
Y the Barrel or small qiitiiiliiy,sit
GEO. W. S3fI'.l‘H'S.
South liorwalk.

E0; Sale cheap.

An import-ed Cumberland Boar. For
‘ pswticiilarsenquire at the ofiice of the

Not-wtilk Gazette.

tf-£0
BIRD Cages for sale at i '
L0CKWOOD‘S.
Brushes

HAIR, Tooth and Nail Brushes, a fine ail-
sortuient itt KN_,u>P.~S_
‘VOODEN Ware and Mats, Sheet Lead and
Lead P-ise at F. H. NASH’S, ,
South JlV‘ovrwaIl.-.

 

3‘ '.'nOld,S
'I'3'.\lIC AL Writing Fluid is at present used
in nearly 0.11 B.i.vilt-i and large Mercantile
Hurt-ies. it is ivlizu first written irreienish blue
color buf ch-mg-:5 to ii. b iiiitiful Black that will

endure for ages. For sale at

K}? APP'S.

"Stone For Sale.
LOADS of good Stone for sale. snlta

50

 

bio for docking 01'' building‘ purposes,
. .:‘ -' ‘ - _. _ ‘g. N V

-‘ -.’;.,, ; —. :5.‘-.9

SI-EIGU For Sale-price $25. Enquire at
Gazette (mice-

Ul-ES HAUEUS Celebrated Shitviii
Cream and Toilet So-op at K.\-.u>i>='s.

EDDING CARDS and Engraved Plate
fuiiiislied to order, by l\'.\‘ai-i-.

URE Silve-r_Lead ;r‘stovc.s and niaéhinef
V at H. N_A_SH’S, So.)/\"uru-trill, 0!.

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WILLIAMS as UU10N’S*
Emigration and Foreign Ex-

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 PILLS.

I03 ALL THE PURPOSES (IF A

FA M I LY PH Y S IC .

THERE has long existed a public dernatid for cl
5frecti\'e purgative pill which could _be l'C1l€‘d.01'l a.
tire and perfectly safe in its operation. '1his ha.-
.,,,_.,, prepared to meet that demand, and an eaten
five trial of its virtues has conclusively shoW!_l mt]
rluit success it accomplishes the purpose designs-.1
, is ens‘. go make :1 ph "steal pill, but not easy ti
ake (115 best of all pl! 3- one which should }l§V4
me 0f ,1” ,_,;,;,.,.,_,',,us, but all the advaiitago.:, n:
‘«:-i.‘_',' 01}!-"“.‘. 'l'his hi‘-.1’; bcoii attempted heri'>,_:2tii‘
nth that Sll(".‘8SS we ivriiild respetitfiilly submit it
:e piibiig dtiuisinn. It link been uiifortiiii:.lc,- to
.lf)_ palioiil. hitherto flint :tlino.‘_lt 8_"9T§' Pl“'.‘—’--"ii"
‘..9.'Z11Ci1‘lE3 is ,0.('!'l ‘iCtl"ll()l!S and irritating’ to the Low
-ls. Thi.< is not. .\Iz~.nv of them produi’-e so mucl
'-‘flying pain and i'e'.'i1l.-‘ion in the svstem as to iiior.
‘lift?! counterbriliiuce the good to be derived iron
“ucim. Tl’1ES‘.’-;)1'”—S produce no imtiitioii or pain
iiiilc-sa it arise frolifa pre'.'inu.<1_v existiiig obstnu
.ioii or ilc-raiic;emcnt in the bowels. Being pure-.1;
"<‘%°l’=‘-lfic. 11-’; iiimn can arise from their use in zuij
‘llla-fltltj‘ ‘. but it is better flint. any iiiodicine sfio-..l.
be taken judicioiisly. Minute directions for the:
.156 in the Se’?-?rul. diseases to which thev are ap
plicable are given on the box.. Among the ruin
olaints vvliicli liavc be:-.zi snecdilv cured by them, vr.
ins. ' ruention Liver Coinplaint,'in its various form
of ftundice, Indigestion, Languoy and Loss of Ap
%e_1Z1tB, Li.-itlessncsa, Irritability, Bilious Headache
ilious F over, 1<e~.'e: and Aguc, Pain in’ the Sid
-md Loin?-3 l0!) in tn‘-ill. all these are but the con
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient, tney afford prompt and sure relief in‘ Co;
tiveness, Piles, Colic. Dysezitery, Hu1nnr5.' S..-ml
ids. and Scui”.y,_Co1da with soreiiess of tliebody
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in <]}nyt;3n
and ever: case where it urgative is required. "
They have also pr used some singularly suc
cessful cures in Rheumansm, Gout, Drugs)‘, Gravei
Erysipelas, Palpitation of the Heart, nins in :1,
Back, Stomach, and Side; They should be frcel
taken in the_s ring of the year, to purify the blob

, and prepare t e system for the change of season:

An occasional dose stimulates the stomach an
bowels into healthy action, and restores the a pt
tite and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by el
stimulant action on the circulatory system, rent
vate thestrength of the bod ,.and restore th
wasted or diseased energies of t e whole nrizaniiin
Hence an occasional dose is advantageous, are
though no serious derangement exists; but ur
necessary dosing should never be carried too iii
as every purgative medicine reduces the strcngti
when taken to excess. The thousand cases in 'v't‘l.llt'.‘
a physio is required cannot be enumerated hero, ‘iii
the . sug est themselves to the reason oi‘ ever
bo y; aria it is confidently believed this pill wi
answer a better purpose than _any thing which in
hitherto been available to mankind. when the

vvirtues are once known, the public will no longl

doubt what remedy to employ when in need oi’
cathartic medicine.,
PlEPAR'l‘iD BY

JAMES C. AYER,

Practical and Analytical (‘-hernia‘
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 26 Ocats par Boa. Pin lens for 31.
....¢.—.

A Y E R ’ S
CHERRY PEGTORAL,

For the rapid Cure ‘of
COIIGIIS, €0Ll|S, IIOAIISIIMIS
BRONCIIITIS, Wll00I'll\’G-13017611,
CROIIP, .-\S"l‘llMi|, AND
l}0NS[ll1lP'l‘l0.\'.

TRIS remedy has won for itself such notorir
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary djsen .
that it is entirely iin_neccssary to recount the I‘ .
dances of its virtues in any community where
has been employed. So vrid-1 is the field of its ii: -
liilness, and so numerous the cases of it»: our
that almost every section of the couiitry abmm
in persons publicly known. who have been restoi .
from aliimiinrg and even tlespc-‘ijato diseases of I -
lungs ‘uyits use. \1"heii once tried its superior .
over every other ‘medicine cl‘ its kind is too app
cm to escape observation, and where its virtue. i
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidt
to employ for the distressing and dangerous. affl
films of the pnluioiiary organs which are incidt .
to our climate. Arid not or:l_v in formidable
tacks upon 111011111’-_i.<_. but lo: the znilder varied
of C-oi.os_. Canon _ Ho.u’.sm-'I3s.~;, &c.; arid;
Ctirnnttnx it is the p‘..;:is.=..v:ti-.st and safest medic. -.

‘inf. can be obi:ii:i'od. '

 

change Omcé.
Na. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and
Waterloo Road, Liverpool.

l‘he 0ltl Black Star Line of Packets,
Sailing punctually from Liverpool on the Is:

' titli, 11th, 16th, 21st and 26th of each month

and comprise the following splendid ships.

Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. Westervelt, Headless, 1600
Win. Rathbone penccr, 200
Ticonderoga, ' Eoyleil £300
Princeton iisse - 400
nene, ' wiiiiania, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1000
Siliisui-eeuman, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, . k finaplph 160i.
Win. 11. Harbec an a 1600
Guy Maunering, , Freeman’, 1600
W asliiugton, Page, 2000
Eficr rise, Funk. 1001.
Aber een, Knapp, loot.
Richard Alsop, Smith, 100t-
Niagara, Smith, 1001.
Dewitt Clinton, Funk, 1300
narmion , ’ - Hadley, 1000
Sandusky. Borland, 1201.
0wcgo.K u llzlubbard. 150i.
Robert e y arstow 1400
New Ship, ’ Edwards’, 1750

These Ships are the most magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skilland kiudtrcatmeut to emigrants; and
their accommodations foi"Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Stcerage passengers, are vastly superior-to
those of any other Line.

The Ship‘: allowance of provisions comprises
flour,oat-meal, bread potatoes, peas or bonus,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
sengers once or twice 9. week during the voy-
age, at the. rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week foreacli
adult, and half allowance for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, 9. further
allowance, according toa. late act of the Brit-
ish parliament, tivo oz. tea, half lb. sugar, and
halflb. molasses, to each adult, weekly‘, with
three quarts water daily. In all cases where
any of the persons paid for decline coming out,
the! full passage money is returned without any
de notion. '

Pei-sons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friends in the Old Country
and ‘wishing to save time, and expeusc, cm;
have it done in ii satisfactory, and correct man-
nor, by enclosing by Post, to the subscribers
the sum they wish to send, with the name! and’
iit1di'css of the party who is to receive it, when
a draft on the nearest Branch to their I'Csi(]encQ
will be forwarded by. the first steamer with as
much punctuality ttsif the person sendingitwag
p1'0S0nl7.flTl(1la. receipt returned for the money
by next moi .

ATTENTION.

 Subscriber gratefully ackuotvleilgcs the

ilbeml patroiiage which -has been extended
to him by his friends and the pi_ibl_ic_genei'ally,
loi‘_the last l4.y€il.I'S, and hopes by strict. appli-
cation. to business, to meet a continuance of
Dust favors. He has now on hand, aiirl is con-
stuntly manufacturing to order, all kinds of
f1iii'u_ess Having greatly incri.-aserl his facili-
ties in m:tniil‘acturiiig, he is now prepared to
execute all orders in his line with promptuess
and (lcspatcb, and pledges himself‘ to sell any
and every -'.t.l'tlC1e_1l1 his line as cheap as the
some at-ticlecau be l'ul'uishet1_by l1Ilj'J)tl1C1' sim-
ilar Establishment in the County or State. He

 

As it has long been in constant use througlit 5
this section, we need not do more than assure . . I
ple its quality is kept up _to the beatfhat it £9,
as been, and that the genuine article is-sr-ld ‘at

W. E. BISSELL, Noriviilk.

Wvvnsr a."it'AYmoN1£~

Hat, Gap &. Pur Mianufacture: 
OULD respectfully call .tbe.attoiitioi' - -
our Count-cticut Friends to our ,,."=.-Si
Style of Hats and Caps, which for beauty 4-?
Finish, durability and chcapiiess, cannot ‘
.-urpassed. We would also inform our Pat) iris
that we have a large -and splendid stool 3:
Ladies Furs, consisting in part of Stone Min 1 .
Fitch, Mountain l\lartiu,I_}lack Lynx.1tnita..-; ;
Erinin and French Couey Victorinés and C,;é.:.-.3.
which we are enabled to sell at extremely ‘cw
prices in consequence pf having laid in .;.r
stock early for cash. We have also a largi. -:-
.-iortmcnt of Buffalo and Sleigh Robes, wit -.~i-.
we are enabled to sell at last years prices, .. -.~
though they tire much higher in market.
Wholesale dealers supplied on liberal lei 
- WEST & RAYMOND, Hatters,
31344 No. 154 Chathatn st., New York.

Crow Bars.

.“i 01.11) Steel and Steel pointed Crow ii; .-:
5 for sale In wit, u, s'rnnni'

HIS celebrated Cook Stov-1 .

to call to the attention 0:‘ :3.

has no superior, has but to be .
tnired,and used to be appre-” ._;l. ttefe .- _-
ces where they are in use given by the in
red.’ C. it E. K: LOCKWOOI

iv ATCHES, Stove and Shot‘: Blacliing
wholesale at LOCKWO0D':

Matches.

WE would call the attention of the pu

to something uewpin the way-of Ma
cs, there is no smell arising from the usl
thein,are sure to ignite and are so prepared 9
the whole stick is burned, thus avoiding
the objectioufrom smell, ' poor matches, &
Wesell Wholesale and Retail.
:36 ‘ C. S: E. K. LOCKWOOI

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BRUSHES of «.{i_i—i§i‘ii.iT-_. Ropes and cor} ; .
at LOCKWOOD T
WATTS of all kinds and descriptions in V
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CHURNS oftiitt'ct's_-u't pat-terns at - I C
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Wanted, $250, _

ON Mortgage Security, l'0r_ti term-of-3. ; i.-
‘ for which seven per cent. interest will» l.-:
paid. Enquire at the Gazette Oflico.
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Brittania Ware
E12 and Coffee Pots, Coffee Urns, fancj
T Sefts, Csistoi-s. Lamp.-_. Caiidlcsficka. 
toons, Sirringcs. Spoons. etc. at;

LOCKWOO0Il

BASKE’l'S of all kinds at ‘
. LOCK“'0Ol.l 

Gnusc lT‘;_.ii‘iri;i.s M- W” W- mm“-

, 1.001-:woou»
- Summer» Ranges ,

has on hand all kinds of ari.iclt.-5 usually kept
by Saddlei-s and l-fairness makers; Harness.
Saddles, Trunks, Valises, Carpet Bags, Horse
Brushes, Curry Combs, Cards, Sliaiiiois Skins,
Horse Sheets, Fly Ni.-tts. &c., also ail kinds of
Saddlery Ware, Carriage and Riding Whips,
all kinds and qualities, which will be sold at
manufacturers prices. Orders thankfully re-
ceived. Terms favorable. _ »
Norwalk, Aug. 11. WM. 3- SWAN.

Garriagea For sale.

NE second-hand trotting Biiggy, weighing
200 lb., with top; one d0. Weighing 275,
.,-anon; top; also, one _st_;uarc box, family
.t'8g0B. All in good condition, and all cram;
H19 cftlicm will be sold at 2. bargain. Enquife
it the Gazette Office. “'33

’l'heVV#o_rtder ofthe Age.

XCELSIOR Family Starch, 2. gape;-go, ar-
ticle, autl as cheap as the common Starch

.u.v in use ; it produces a Bcautiful"Po1ish
rithout gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
iale by the Box or Paper by ALLEN,}1E1-KER
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AGONS.foi' Children at _
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