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. And. the: Garden.»
.’MiZ_Ic "C'o'w._r.-Mr. Abner
;{3’03g\_‘p£*~-7 South" Farmirigham, Mass.,
aoiiimunicatcs to the Rui-alNe1v Yorker
th'él‘foll‘owing‘ experiment totest the value
of;cp:g9t6i,fQl' milk cows:
«I ha“, (April 15,) seven cows in
_m,1k_:,,, ggficglveil in J M10, tlic, rest in
sepggm '31; "and October, -I raised eigh.
ty bushels riitubzrlgtasdsitpd fopr, hundred
bnghels carrots an e, ierrr omy cows
commencing tlie first of December. I
gave them about 2 1-2 »-bushels per day,
at noon, the cutubagas first, and when
may we“; ‘alpljfegl out, the 's:I1medq;i:ilntifiy
of carrots. "I‘found when ha e t G '
misric.-_.‘?lV...d3Y.8. ilmt-‘In? “"-“"””. ‘Mi
oacl,i.givi»ng,._froin two to three pints 0
rnilkiiriore per - day, than when fed on
rutabagas. I_\;i'a§ {Siding dlizll-'1‘ q°°‘g’i~‘l
meanwhile, will out -3)’: 3“ ‘ “~-
gagéi ::ay',a mes], adnif .2 ,1-0” lbs. ’ omen!
sci-e‘,'e’ , “s rouu ._ , __ ,.
Tbgleigtisbtohght atriliéi‘-.l‘ me “—.”.‘.‘.I °h“?.‘3m
llkeitbilziovi the nine of 093°“.--'.f°-' T3‘
kingmilk,‘ so-I selected the :c0'.V that
salve‘ ‘list for the trial. I weighed the
3],i,§§id ca_rro_is,sn.d fed perm?-‘
27j _,é'f:fia'y, 4_'1-2..li:i-2. of mixed meal.
l Trees
AT THE scum NORWALK
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HE Proprietors wish to call the attention
or" their customers and the public to their
choice stock of Fruit and Oruainciitsl Trees,
consisting of Apple, Peer, Pliirii, Clierry.
Peach, Apricot, Quince, Stmivbci‘i'ics, Goose-
bcrri.es, i’/Write Blackberries, and black Naples
Currants. . ,_
Norway Spruce, White Pine, B_alsoi:_1 1'11‘,
American Spruce, Arboritas, Weeping-willow,
Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash. _
Also, the pure Red Antwerp. which we war-
rant. and hold ourselves responsible for its
bcizig the pure plant. _
GEO. SEYMOUR & Co.
,%* We wish to call particular attention to
our large stock (being the largest in the.State,)
of -'liva.i'."Pearii, of 30 or 40 choice varieties.
T‘ 0 IVIBST OR! 38 (IND
Iuofiulnpnmss
The Norwalk Marble Yard,
'.7\'7ear lite Bfiklgc, Jvbrwallc, C'onn.§
‘l El’-ULCHRAL-Monuments & Grave Stones
ofcvery variety of patterns, and of the
inost.-ski,llful workmanship.» The best assort-
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cons_t_a.ntiy«.on_ hand... .
Persons wishing to procure §-1o2_1um€I3l55 01'
any _kind.of:lda.rble Works, are invited to call
and'ivorl;maus‘uip, as this will be more satis-
factory than to purchase of A;;‘611'1Si Wlf~1101ll73l1
opportizuityr oftcsting the quality of the arti-
andfl ‘§"lbs, of carrots, nndl.‘slie gave 35
]b,._,¢f,>m;ik Pm-day. I then left off the
candle and gave the seine amount of
meg1;,‘““'d:;s,lljjtli“e ‘hay she would eat,
whidli -vi-a«s‘ 33"lbs. per day. After feed;
ing so.:!'o‘r.a .‘w"eek, I. found she gave 2-:
lbs,-‘_'of~jmjill'r per day. ltben gave her; fill!‘
igs_°bef'o're,and in eight or ten “Eff
b§i§_{éirfré’iip, again to 35 lbs. or milk p-3!
~3-Tlilislshcsvs that carrots ‘arc
me t_Q_ft_38<1__GOWS, 82 cents P?’ 10, bah]
wyiv «W5,-ti; $20 perton IE1 tie .
atidat 3”'cLé'utS P97 Qua“; 0‘ °“'3 cent pa’
“ '.',;,,-uk. 5 “,5, less hay, and 12
3 .
milk gives 18 cents for 22 lbs.
fifiy carrots are all gone now
or I would try one or WW mole . WW5-
Ne “.1.-w,I',~,,e,. I hope to" haye ‘another op.
.15: . ‘ ' ‘
pq;;uml‘.y.for.experiment. 0 U
:.H...-..;; _-_ . - . . ._
vaulti-
lbs hiéi-s‘
oréifiots.
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"'T'lz‘e“':I>est’ tifne iojsez, Trec.r'.’¢- '_ hen iv
in in-Lzuggspriiig or Fall?" We have tri-
.g— r|;,,an,d_ca_nsay thatpit is much bet
r'o‘r’:'; ," ,"t",iliei'ri ‘at either’ time, or indeed
‘at iliuosatwczny time than not all. We
h-v¢.gecersllv_.é?.9§V¢-let. .1184 ‘We’ 5"°'
‘n the _fall_,than in the spring, VVr
ofteniset {less and shrubs and P9-
r.e.nnii!1.;Pl9§|Ii5.:-‘.°°.ail?“ the ‘eves ‘W’
fallen; inllie autumn, and l_’ef°1'3 1*"
‘ “ouud was "zen up for winter ;_ and
6. 'ab"fibi,_rgcollect having failed to make
livécved‘.iu a. single iiistance. Bill
we._caun.0.i.'ssy}as much as much as this
of our efforts in the spring.
eand Small Trees.-—We have
hliI§oifie'e3periencc in transplantingboih
iii"ii?i.~i”.’EifiZéii'“r’.'.5ii;.,'iiie , ,nlil'_'scl;,it§é.: ?There
ia r'I’oTrifo're risk in removing a pear or
jpplexi-cc, four, or_five~ yearsfl-o_in the
bud, flién. oncyear from it. .‘We are
pe:s‘i'iad_ed that’ weliave lost three years
t§y'”s:ctting‘s_mi$ll__ trees where we might
liiliiefiiéft .1.a:r.se§§ .ZT.be.".la.rs9 ai>i>lr= frees‘
g'i,To,__:,_l),y,e‘r’s nursery, t_l:i_at'_v.'e, put out two
ynrdiago, have madeas _iriucli wood as
z-.
— i
_c,uilI,_ller‘-fon’e_s; I Some of‘ them have blos- ;
‘efoxi, the a'p_p'l‘es set both years, and
is full_i_$f._fruit buds, we look for
.a”«aai:zip'le of their fruit "next" season.
It may not generally be known that
fis'iied;appl'e trees, -say two or three
raihle I '
5'’. F18 ‘
‘at~rli‘e“ b|ltl',"_é9§‘,t‘Vll0 more than the
smallest size. ,N.I1,r1_S’§'~_1jyll_l€,I1,_il,fl)_ey have
a large stock on liand,,liavc no other re-
source than-lc”"cut and burn them, as
&'flfi~i..'.Q,Fl"'(_iV.V‘:i_b'éy0!1C'l the- proper size for
t.rfiilip§iit1in‘g,’-so «tiiatmhey-are glad to
d_i;po§e of {hem a,t tliat price. Large
pca!7=if3e“ifi especially those upon quince
.aria'='3_hoie;’; eirpensive. ‘We have purcha-
se’ !.b'oi'ii!e“'iiiue years old this fall at two
.:~ol1lar_s,~.ea:cl‘i;»an_d-consider it iniicli better
~0c'on¢’[rn‘7y‘tban to pay fifty cents for trees.
'?€flif£!°yi,eai",s5'froin1i.he bud. They are as
ed and soon bear abundantly
If.3lL§i_'5f.o'ur readers are about to set an
..l|!pl9:.;.orchard, _wc.are confident they:
ccy_i|_|-_‘ 'nd;.i_;,fpr their interest to order large
ti-'o’és.— ’Lét "them dig large holes and pui
iH'€6?nposl' liberul.ly._’si’ii’d‘ they will soon
hn_v;‘e,frui,t.—Norroic/L Examiner.
97 . .- ‘ - > _
idifioirge. C/wiry .T'rec.-—'l‘he Rev;
‘f"*‘fir”';}’G:£le-,- of E‘a'st,'_Aurora, writes to the,
0 c5’ ‘‘ T-of-,the’BuifI‘alo Riepiiblic as follows :
" éré stands at the present time in the
gtoirnfof.‘ G.en’oa',v Cayuga, Co., in this
S_tut,c,' on, thga_far‘rn of M rs. John Moe, an
Iffigliah cherry treé,'that was brought,
from Dutches county, fifty-seven years,
ago, and set ‘in the -yard, which now
--'%ea’_surea fifteen feet» and four inches
m‘.“ '
djhe fsnialle_s‘t place below lht‘
_w_, ,;{ind.the branches spread seventy-_
two feet, and it was judged that then-.
were ten;-._.,l_ii_i,slieis of, fruit -upon it tho-,
,, rgaenyfyeorr _Ii’. there are any more
__-;.gl_lAc,h,. Iushould be happy to hear of iliei.r_
-.~,lvzhereaboiiis.' I’ think that the equal to
‘l’ itvcaunot be found in America.”
.212‘.-2.’ 3-1" '1". . ’
. pes -‘In alrecenit conversation
‘3‘E7M”it_Iti'Dg. Underhil|,'of Croton Point, lie.
?f,_I|if6r;ne,d llS‘:tllat both ' ihelsabella and
_C3““3'.l?? '-ire..¢?i.<le.=2“¥ '_lPe¥‘in,2.'; '=.=_irl§.er.‘
1'1-r‘:,_iix_E1,._yia,:.ir to year.. Ten to twelve years
_ olthe earliest bunches of Isabellas
imv3'ro\readyTfor market about the first of
"Uct'§)'_§éI" "~ he past season they were
éfgfi§‘l'ly,.;.,f9;rvv;i_rdonthe 12th of Septem-
.bor,—chisseason.ii.as, however, been a re-
markable oiie,-,a§nd some allowance is to
be made onftliat account; but last year
§lig'f¢1‘~‘;h'g‘7y1’-Ia‘"beforc,_the grapes were as
' whi5a‘i‘i'I'ré‘:abi5uf the 18th of September, as
fq;xpgrI$;gt;.gh§.._end of that month.
~—-Dr-.~~U-.---tliiuks»the-Isabella may be cu]-
rivaled farihergnorzh than. has generally
3-,-;b"¢qn su_p_poscd, by . reducing the amount
£..df’Iruit:t;o the vine, so -that there may be
:2-djifizrepgerjfloyv of sap, and by this means
,€3i,fxi;,g,:gi;lii,e,r groivgli laud. pliaturigy securehd.
ii .. .... l..“.“‘?..;m°“?.~. °P9" 5. “P01? l 9
4.-tnetlipd... ma_auring,.» pruning and the.
giucrillpliin? of cultivation, than‘ upon
climate?‘ since they often ripen ‘poorly
-.‘f_e‘V‘cnhinI-Yirginia and? Maryland, when
E-‘:i_‘€!!I'!{l‘7<,Ip{_::r',l_y managed, and "yet, in the same
"'S'ea_cgp,,‘ripcn_,\vell _ in: ‘Massachusetts.
; T‘: i -.= . ._Amer_ican Agricultzlrist.
About iAp})[es.-—The common apple
’;.::w.Ia:iutrod.ucedviuto New England, al.
ififpfctxae-econ. as it began to be settled.-
‘ o,f,‘g;ppl_eh_ were brought here
”‘!.'."i;*..**i‘3'$.' ..
, ggpfpgdcr‘ oi‘-‘the Governor and Com.
_ I o-;_Ma.ss_ac,husetts-Bay, in 1629
8 ‘Island,’ *in=Boston Harbor.
“' “ ' grog. Governor Winthrop, in
ondition that he should plan!
..'d
--16355 on c
an orchard lh.,e'f.¢-*;."I=‘hc famous “Bald-
,,,qp_jp .;Ap,gle,"_’.,,~9r_igi,l;@ted in Massacliusells
.‘=..i1g.¢fig"m,gged-.in-..Wilmington. near a can-
W‘tétg¥f§go,?“in'.=‘- (lint part of the town’ now
"s1.e.‘<_l'$’-0‘ ‘ 'f1s..;9p..i.li¢ farm of =1 Mr-
Kgtteié: ée_ ,..it,,.was lmown for a
"It finally took
i....‘.«'.is“i‘li‘.'liiTl.'iIl"¢.i.-’-‘?f.r’.<‘»..r.r.‘i." Col’: Baldivin. Of. W0-
tiara.-.——1fasim“0h.-amaze. . , .
_( i‘t:=fl‘d?itip:—:A.~“ ”‘.m"r’nlp was
"”“*‘“€“$.i ‘*5*li..’¢.'<‘%’.‘ a:£:Mo:sm-is;-ihi,ci
.C§.3.!§n and ti half pounds. "'
measured nineteen inches round. 1:
was raised by Mr. David H.. lltaym,-ma,
of Hartford Rocky Hill.» -Courant.
cl‘ contracted for.‘ V _ .
"$3, The Lettering and‘ Ornamental work
is cxcczited by experienced v.'ork_men, and ive
can it to giye entire satisfaction.
SMITH & MORGAN.
HYG-EANA.
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A WONDERFUL Discovery has recently
.. been made by Dr. Curtis, of this city, in
the treatment 01 Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases oi‘ the Lung. We refer to “Dr. Cur-
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Cherry. Syrup.” With this new method Dr. C.
has restored many afflicted ones to perfect
health ; as an evidence of which he has innu-
merable certificates. Speaking of tho tz'e:i.t-
EIle_l1.l’-_,-a. physician remarks: Itis evident that
inhaling-—conste.ntly breathing an agreeable,
healing vapor, the medicinal properties must
oouge. indirect contact with the whole of the
arial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the
many z=.;id,varicd changes produced upon them
when introduced into the stomach, and sub-
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The Icihaler is worn on the breast under the
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of the body being sumcieut to evaporate the
fluid. - - .
Hundreds of CASES of Cases like the follow-
ing might be named. One package of Hygie-
iiua has cured me of the ASTHMA of six years
standing. Jae. F. Keeseberry, P. .111.
_ of Duncamum, Pa.
I am cured of the A='ri:m'.:. of 10 years stand-
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./ifargaret Easton, Brooklyn, JV‘. Y. "‘
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 lllaminond st., N. Y., was
cured of a severe case of Bruuchctis by the
~... -~ ~4
Hygeana.
My sister has been cured of ' a Dismsssixc
COUGE of several years standing, and decided
to be incurable by her Physicians. She was
Crisco iii 0.‘lE,MO.‘l'l"II by the Hygeaua.
J. H. Gaubcrt. P. /11.,‘ Richmond, Jllc.
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No. 138 Nassau-St., New York.
Life of Greeley.
A NEW supply just received at *
K1V'APP’S.
5,000
Leather & Finding Store
WHOLESALE dz RETAIL.
subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norivalli, and the public in en-
cral, that he has taken a store on the west dc
of the bridge, opposite the Post Ofiice, No. 1
Water-.=_.t., and fitted it up in good order, where
may be found at all times a. large stock ol'geut’s,-
ladies’ and childrcn’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, manufactured by us expressly for
this market, by the bust ofworkmcn and of the
best materials: no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with it call. Custo-
111‘-‘!‘S’ if-'0!‘lI made to order. with iieainess. and
despatch. A sliere of public pati'onage is re-
spectfully soliciiecl by J. P. HANFORD, Jr.
388‘ Particular attention piiirl to repairing in
ullits branches. I'i’oi'i=.‘allr, Aug. 9th.
___..
Tara
Cheap Cash Grocery Store.
I-Ilfleiibscribcrs would return their thanks
to the public for their very liberal patron:
age for the last two years, and they hope that
by strict attention to the '.vani.s of the commu-
nil.y,z>_.n:l by fair and honorable dealing, to mer-
it and receive -.1. continuance of their forxnr.-1'
custom, believing as they do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, at as cheap
ai-ate and of as good a quality as ‘can bcfound
at any other store in the country. They are
now oficriug great bargains in Teas, Sugars,
&c., and would invite an examination of their
large ar.:l fresh stock of Groceries en.'.‘. provi-
Si—3l"lS. _ G. HOLMES is 00.
Old stand,l3a.st si5.e3iI:>.iu Street.
New Canaan Iilursen .
S’l‘El’I1EN IIOYT -‘L CO.
" A-‘v'i'3 on hand sndolfcr lo‘: sale at their
E 1~Iui'sei'ics,situatsd one and -u. ii-1.‘.-i‘ miles
east of the village of Nev: Carmen, and three
and a half from Norwclk :
Apple, Pear, (standord anal i’i\.varfs,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks.) and Quince Trees. _
Also, small fruits, viz: Ilaspocrrzcey 0 F93‘
toll", FI'aDCOIIl8‘1l.n(1 (the true‘; Reel A.r3twc_rp,
English Goosebcrrie:-3; Currs,-.z1ts.l_)l:i_ck .Englisli,
red and white D‘iIl.CI1,S‘.1pcI‘iO1‘\’l3.l‘l0tlCS ; Straw-
berries, the most approve-d varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines. ’
Onzx'.iiisxr.ir. 'l‘a2i«:s.——Horsc Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, si vcr maple, larflll. 33332399» 53159411 fir
and arbor vitces. For vigor and healtbfulness
of groivtlz‘, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the coiinti-y._ _
°' Special regard has been bad in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock of apple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers.
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurseraes now occupy more than 15 acres of
land, embracing more than 200.000 c\11tlV8-ted
Fruit Trees. 1745
Cbbioe and Selected Teas.
4:0 CHESTS of Green and Black Teas.
Coffee and Tears, vmrraiiteil to please;
iupricc and quality,
1
to
they dcly siipci'ior'ily.
G. IIOLIIES ii‘. CO.
Selling r._=fl'C/reap .’
" HE subscriber is selling his Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per_cent.
reduction in prices. If you want goods in my
line (‘heap call at No. 2 SkidrIy’a Block, sign of
the Red Watch. 0- 5- CLARK-
Silver and Plated Spoons, F 02-I.-.9,
Butter and Fruit Ifizives, silver
'.§- plated Napkin Rings, if-c.‘
HAVE :2. very fine stock of the above goods
oz: hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by perllers, and hiiiiclsomcly en-
uraved ivitliout chars-re. O. S. Ci..iiii:.
° ° 2 Sl:iddy’s Block
Accordcovzs
EPAIRED and tuned.
R mrtmciit for sale at
Also a large as-l
CLAIiK’B.
Part llfmzies.
OU can" find every variety and price of
Port Monies at O. S. Crsmrs.
Se Lvivig liirdsl.
I“ every style and price. at
O. S. CL.iru.:’s, 2 Skiddy‘e: "rock.
, FINE assortment of Bohemian l‘i‘arc,con-
A ssstirig of Vases of most exquisite finish,
not to be excelled by any in. New York Cily.
for in». price; Also. a splendid assortment of
Bohcr.1i:e.n Cologne Bottles from 52. to $6 the
pair, T. B. GRIFI-‘lTH’S.
Ornamental Bcxcsfor Ladies
U.i-"l‘ received some fine Boxes of alabaster,
x~u.=,-e wood, ll:-3. O. S. CLARK.
Do you icis/2. to so-:
III) finest assortment of POCKET CUT-
,L-ERY ever shown in I‘i'or'»i':=.il~:? Call at
my sir.-re, 2 Slriddy’s Blccl-, .‘gu of the Red
Wei-sli. O. S. CL.-‘.}lK.
L. ,- -1 I.
Efifiifikib ii} LC‘?
l“Ul{. SAI.-.12.
The building lot I‘tECL'I11l}‘ owned and
Q\;l_',:_[‘:,l:'.C(1by Capt. Wni. Allen, on lllux Hill, is
oils.’->11 for sale on very 'rciiso1‘iable tclnis. Ii
Ԥ'.S of about 1 1-4 acres of good lund,wi11i
ii rou:-s '.hril'ty and well-gr-oil ii fruit and
sh-.i<. t-‘.‘ees,st-.-.ndinn thereon, ii ‘well of ofgood
and nevcrfailiiig V‘{7J’.i.‘l', with the cellar and
foundation of the former building, flag stone
v.‘:2.‘.1~:s, a. newly erected picket lance fronting
tli. same, like. It is cligibly situziled upon the
iii:-.'i;i road leading from Scull: Iioni ulk to Da.
ricn and but a few ininutc-.. milk fl-orii the do.
pct. .!\.31_',' person wisliiug,-' 9. rslircil loc:it.i‘g3,_
soil. pligzisant and healthy, will find this :2 ran".
oppci-trinity to purchase at a very low price. El
inc-i. beautiful and desirable location for 3
cociiitry residence. For l'urll;icr particulars in
qt=.E'.'e of Mr. John Knapp near the premises, or
0; the owr:-:1‘. JOHN .5. WILLIAMS.
.Vo. 40. Fulton st._. N. Y.
l'Vt?.tc/'z€.‘»', C’./ac/:3,
.f ND, al kinds of Jewelry repaired. En
graviug on Spoons, Rings, Cotlir late.-i=,
Ac. executed in a superior uiaiiiier by L. Cuiizi
at No. 2 Skidcly’s Block, signal‘ the Red Watch
0. S. C2...-.:~:ii.
_ ’ Sana. ‘
T’ HITE Rockaiviiy Sand for Plastering and
. House-cleaning pui'pos-2s,t'or sale by the
cribers at his Illarblc \“«‘.vrks. ' '
SI-IITII 6; MORGAN.
Pumps.
FINE Assortment ofI’umps, consisli,-imf
4*‘ Well Pumps, ‘uVem.hei' Proof for vreiie‘ of
Sillf,-‘(i(:plIl., both Force and Suction Hose and
Pipe attached, if wanted; Cisteru Pumps do
v-.irious sizes ; Brassund Iron CIlil€Dd(.‘l‘S. at
F. H. 'NASIi’S, Soul}: .l\“armaI!r.
sizliz
ti".’. 1
~---.-
Nails,
’ ‘\T » ' ' - 4 . ' .
.. quantities .0 salt purciiaserg at low.-351,
_ . r.~.tes,.-gt CHICHESTBRS.
C ARDEN Rakes, Spa-ding forks. I-loos long
T and short licudlcd inauurc forks, shovels
of all kinds. Farmers an-;l G-l?.l‘(‘l‘:‘l€l‘S v.-ould do
well to call at E. ‘VA UHICZIESTER
VI‘
Cheap for Cash.
r‘ HIE subscriber would oficr for sale cheap for
cash French and Aincrican Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy Cliinii and Bohemian
‘.".‘:-.re; line German Acccrdcoiis and Vic-lizii-:.
l5.~..‘.l iiud examine. T. B. GRIFFETH.
A1€‘r' quantity of persons of all ages and
. conditions to purchase fine Writclics.jew-
clry and elegant Silver Ware, now on exhibi.
tioz‘. daily at No. 2 Si:idily’s Block.
' 0. S. CLARK.
c
School Books! E
LL the Books used in the Union and othe!
Schools, constantly on hand and for sale
l{NAPI”S.
‘Wanted Immediately,
A
at the lowest prices. at
Clocks! Clocks! Clocks !
. HAVE it large assortment of Clocks on
hand at prices varying from one dollar to
25. and of a great variety of styles.
Call and sec at No. '2 .‘3kiddy’s Block.
O. S. CLARK.
‘ ASH tubs,v.'ii.s~':i boards, pails, brooms.
baskets of all kinds, maclraroni, and
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ; sweet
corn for boiling, prepared by the Shakers;
fresh groceiics. received daily of the best qual
ity, at wholesale and retail, by A. M. do Go.
Flour, Salt,.2V.(foal, Peed. &c
LCUR of dificrent brands. Rock, Hay and
Sa,ck,Salt, Corn Meal, Fine Feed...,C.oi-n _
and'Oa.tii.‘kept constantly on hand at tlié Old
“Mill, and for sale igguzintitiea to suit purclia-
sets b SEPH W. HUBBELL.
Norwalk, J ane 6th, 1864. £123
‘\i.uV'i:r:'rii edition, 310 pages, cloth, ‘.‘.’lil1
L nearly seventy live colorcil a.eiigi'ui'iu;_;s——
re_m'csenting all the diseases of the gciiitzil or-
gans cfthc male and female; the most < )m-
plete and practical work on the phyaiclog ical
mysteries and revelations of the iuulc and fe-
male sexual systems ever published, with the
latest experiments and discoveries in reproduc-
tion. It illiiati-atesauzitoinically and fully with
the plates everything pertziining to the male or
fem-..ile genital systcnis; with '.i full description
of the ciiiiscs,syniptoms, and most certain cure
of all diseases to which they are liable ; from the
secret habitsofyou lh and excesses of iuatiirciige
as iinpoteucy and innocent or uuforsecn ‘anec-
tioiis, syphilis (primary cndcoustituiioiial) gon-
orrh-.*er, blennorrhagie. etc. v.-illi llllmt-E‘O1lE cer-
tiflcatesoilthe must unparalleled '.2l‘.I‘c: cvi.-1'p';.'~
formed. Every person both mzirrii.-<1 and 3121-
gleishould read this work. Sold by Smniél-'1
d‘i;'l'oivi1seud, 22".: Bro-.ulw:iy, at the B1'00.«.i\‘.i‘fi-Y
Post. Office -122 Bi‘0l|(1\'I‘&V. and by the author
Dr. Larmorit, -£2 Re-ace street. corner of l2‘i".u.l-
way, New York, i"oi'inei'ly from Paris and Lon-
don. Prlce SI, mailed free of postage to any
a.ddress,sccurely sealed. Address ull l8l.‘..(.‘l‘b‘
Box 71 Broadway, rust Utncc, rlew 1’orlr.—-
Ageuts wanted in every town. 'll.‘-is ail?-‘J01’
cures all the diseases tre:-its-.‘i cu in the W01‘1‘-.
at his old cmce, 4'3 lleadr: street, comer oi
Brozxdvray, from 11 A.-Ill. till 2 P. 10., and l‘1‘0l'a1
6 till 9‘c'-‘caring (Suzidziy frcsrl till 3. I’. iii.)-~
N. B.-—-Not the urug Store. 13-11
Extracts from Editorial Noiiren of ii number of iii.‘--'s~
papers :-—“ We concur v.-ith the O’.1lC".‘ paper-.i in recom-
mending Dr. Lnrmou! and his wc:k.."—[L‘ou:'rie‘: lid
Elats Unis, German Die i7.ei‘iii-ma, L‘: lJi.zj».ltChi
Slants Zeitiing, l\':.ilion.1l 1l&‘L'lOC.".. . -I-°"-fix
Slaiz.iard~ Rrilii-va.y Advocate Fm ' .:zc'..ei
. pi .
Pick. Near I3.-zin.-:~.'.'ick Tim...
Food, Food.
THE subscribers keeps constantly on hand
every (l€Scl‘i1)‘ilOlI ol l:'ccl.l, Wl.Il.Cll it ‘will be
a. pleasure to sell to his custoiiici-s .-it all times,
and no growliiw. Give us a call.
HOLMES & CO.
Shaving and .r‘iaiir~dre:ssm8-
F \Al~.‘sub.sci'ibcr isslill to be round at his 0:‘-
stziud, \-.'cst-side the l$1‘Iu.gi:, 1'L'wJy‘:‘..) EUBV‘-‘
l1.n:.‘l.l:EOll.l0l'S, in all the Ll0pLu'£n1UuL: of shav-
lng,uaii1'ui'essiu;.-;,licud clcusiug, c'.c., d:-C- HH-
luuiiy ye-.i.rs cxpi:i'iciii:i.- in these bmuclics, lic-
due.-Iiisa suiliciciit guarantee or his uoilliy W
pleiisl: all who may :‘-.ivor him with their pub
ron-.ige. l’u.i'i..cul-ar attention paid to the cut-
Ell1gkl.I1(1'.li'eSSll.1g‘ of Clllld.1'lt1l8'l.l9.lI'.' Sick P91"
sous waited on at their l'eb‘l(l.t¢l1\:l3S. lie l1llS"l.lSU1
all the leading Jourimls of the day for an apt
his News Depot. audisAgeiit for Adumsdzco 8-
Express; all packages lelt to me cure,
rom tl forivarded. ~
$2 IrI1)syy25, 13,553. GEO. W. JENNINGS.
Ufifon I-Iall
CLOTHENG STORE
THE Propridtor ofthis far famed establish-
ment, would inform the iiihiibituiits of Norivnlk
and adjoining towns,tlia‘. he has on hiilld a good
assorlineiil of Fall and Winter Clothing, wliicli
he is selling at great bur-go us: those wanting
aiiythihgiii his line will find it to their adva_n-
tagc to give him a‘ call ; as his experzence in
the business and facilties for cal-ryiugit ou. en-
ables him to furnleh the same art cli sfor a less
price than those of less cxpciimci possibly car.
M y clothing is all iniidc under my own supervi-
sion. consequcnlly is better made than isgcner-
ally found atollier slcies. I also havr-_a la.l‘g€I'
stock on hand than any other store in J.\orv.'alk,
so that the purcliusl-r has -.1 bolterasi-oi'trne1it to
select from. I am also receiriiig daily additions
to my already large and well selecticl stock'-
Some very nice Vests and Pains new patterns.
In addition to the uliou-I have a good as-
sorlmen1o‘.'Geullimcii.- Fiirifsli up Gonds,cou-
sisting of Shirts. Bosoms, Collars, _Suspcnders,
GIOVC-S,CI‘l1\’(\lS, Stocks, and all other goods
usually found in clothing stores.
N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
Lthe best manner. and at short notice. All goods
bought of me will. ifdcsiri cl. lie out free of e:-:-
nensc to the Purcliusci‘. . 'l I3CI\l.-AS RILEY.
‘ Nnrwalk. 301]). Aligilfif I553-
.\’ew York
Eariian 't‘~‘iiaire.
HIS rare and most beautiful kind ol‘iisei‘ul
and ornsmciilcl Ware, il-culd be seen by
all who have atasle for" line licauliliil. It is
impossible to dcrcifibc thisv:iire, it inuslbc sac-ii
tolie appreciated, for talc Ly
'1‘. B. Gl‘lIFFl'1‘Il.
.-flexes.
0LLll\‘8 '.l'cni_clis,I:'ic1ids and other makes’
with and without handles, s1:uo.\"s boy“
axes and hatchets, allot’ which are warranted»
and for sale by E. VA. Cmciii-zs-rizlr.
JACOB S.’tvIl'I'I;’%.’
M.-\CliIHl\‘}'.{’i’ i.lii!"U'}’,
95 lliliitlc/s .Lu.‘T.‘E, N. Y.
‘EEPS CO‘_‘.;‘tt£lllly on hztlld
I Pressure and llcgiiliitiiig V£1i'i'L‘c', for
Stcsrn Engines, Steam Whistles, Mill and Cir-
cular saws, 5 kinds of Illurticc Iiliicliiiiv;-s,'lI‘cnoii
l\lacliincs.Bor'ing do., Mining .\liichiin.-ry. Cor-
nish piiuip.-i,lil'*.iiI_~..; and t‘o~.‘c‘liig.Sl~.-ziiii liizgiues
and Boilers, Stamps and 1\l0i.‘l.:{I'S,l)I‘lllill£g._', mu-
chiucs assorted. Po-.-zer and build piiiiches,tiii'ii-
ing lath-cs for iron and wood, pluliiiip machines
for vrood and iron, sash and nioiilding inachiues,
Tenoinmachiucs, Spoke do., «he.
Also_,'iiiachiues for turning axe and Pick
handles, Leather Belting rill sizes, best ina-
cliincry oil. wholesale and retail ; .\I.ichine:<t’s
files assorted, Siinil Paper "Ga;-:e‘s" bust, Em-
ery paper and Emery clot.h,also the best Lon-
don Eniery, all Nos.,also. Iron pipes for Gas
and water, assorted from I I-2 inch to 12 inch
iudiameter. Terinscash,orapprovedpapcrd-34
Building Materials.
Hard and Salmon Brick.
, I00 .l.5=.l.l'l'\.‘llSl\1mp Lime.
50 l5a.ri-ulls Cement.
25 do Boiled Plaster.
10 do Marble Dust.
I000 Bushels plastering llair. _
The subscribe!‘ intends keeping a. constant
assortment. of the above ucined u1-.v.tei'ia.ls on
haiid,and will furnish purch-:.s’ers at lowest
market prices. W. C. STREET.
Norwalk, May 15th, 1854.
‘Window Glass.
49 BOXES Aincrican, French, and En.
glish ivindow glass, assorted, from
6x8 to -20x32, for sale at manufacturers prices
by WM. C. STREET
'1 2‘... is S .
HE subscriber keeps constantly ori.hand a
large supply of fr:-sh TEAS. of allqualities
and prices. Don’t forget to mill at
HOLMES &. Cola.
Bucks and Buck Saws.
LL ready for use of a superior kind,
for sale by Ciriciii:sr:~:r..
BAD dz FUL.\lEll’S Croton Metallic Fire
‘ proof l’aiut.—This article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is proof against the
notion of the weather and fire, and is cheaper
than other points in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
l‘a,ce,tivicc as much as mine. Give it a trial.
E. V. A. LIHICIIESTER. Agent.
Zinc Paints.
- HE subscriber oil‘ci's 9. full isssortui-ant of the
celebrated Zinc Paints. comprising snow
white, white, peiirluml brown. izrouiicl in oil,
iuaniifscl red by the “New J'ersc_v Zinc Com-
pany,” an for sale at their lowest prices.
' WM. C. STREET.
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will be -
if
yusohs
N. 1?. .'i'3.ai1:-:oad.. l
.—< ‘x v 1"‘. 1*‘. '.Q__"';‘:
1854, WII‘1’Tr.R A.h.RAiNGm)lLi.\T, .~...c..-
Commcncing Dec. 11, 1854.
".l‘:.':ii.'cs tc>_Nov;J Yoxir.
From .7.ew haven.
CCC1lIMOD.-'&TICZ‘l—-.’l.t 5.30,7.00 and 9.35
A. M. and 4.15 v. 2.1.
The 7.00 .-\.iiZ. l.Z“.l.l!1 receives passengers from
the Dani,-Liry Zl=.1‘.l:o-.i'.l at ixorvralk.
The 9.35 train rcccivea passenger?
the Flanford, Spi'i'.igiie.-;l, and L-sziiul .
at Blew Haven. anti l':or.i the .*l:.ugctuck Ito
rot‘... at Bridgeport. V ' _ _
E}2I’llE:5H--AI. 1.1.3 7.21., (in connection '-’?'ii.ZI
E-r-1.2-cs: traiizfom Bo:-9.02,) receiving passen-
gers from Z‘3c'~.v 31.‘. in, soil C.‘.u9.l Rziilro;ii1s;i5-
N01‘! Haven, from the Z-Iollsritoiiic R2ili'oci‘:il.
Bridgeport, stopping tit Bnclgcpcrt, I“.Cl"»"(‘.'.'.i
and ‘.:3laml'ord. At 8 00 2*. ii., stopping at
Bridgeport, Norival?-: 1‘ '.-.i Staml'c:'d.
SPECIAL "i‘iz_.:;.- 1-, ~..~.- ;‘lor'.vall; at 6 LM. for
Nciv York. P I d
Hou:a;‘;~;. .115 7-0.1 .
Passenger‘: for i-I: us .; mic liailroa-3.
lake the 9.33 :..:.i. ill .2. i ili-idgeport.
Jianbury and .'... ;~..’k 1t.zIl:‘o.r:Z. ,
Po.si~.eng.ei's for the .. ziibiiry and :‘iOl“.'.‘i.‘.i:i
Rai‘ii'oc.<l wiil take the i ii. :.i. and 4.35 P. Lu’
trains to -.‘-oiwialir.
Trains froza Kc";-“.* Yo3‘Zz.
1-‘or ./Vcw Haven.
.~lcco.u.~—At 7 ii. 3.1., and 1: ar., and at
arid 5.00 P.:.:.
Exriirss ’l‘ii.u.\'s-—At 8 ,1. :1. and 3 I‘. :”m-
i'>’a.s'ran, V13. New lzlcvcn. ilariford, Springfield
and \\'crci:-atcr, tho 8 :..si.stoppiiig at Stau1l'o:°d
I‘
...:i~,
‘ LA-‘
as as
.-. -J‘.
‘III Bl'idgL‘-pfirl. the 3 1'.1r.,z:.t Stamford, I‘.’or- -
7
wells and l£1‘itl;;r:pol't.
The 8 .i..-.1. ii-uiu connects with Housutonlc.
Caiial,uiiil New London Railroads. '
The 7 .i. :.r. Accoinincrlation, and 3.30 r. :.i.
trains coixiicct with D.i.nbui';,v' dz: Norwalk Rall-
‘road at Norwulk.
_' Trains from ./‘few York to .‘.’orw.z-.’.'r.v-Al
I A..‘.I., 12 51., at 3 (e.v.prc~se). 3.30 (-23.), 4.00,
and 5.15 ms.
Trainsfrom ./'i/‘orwallc to J‘/‘aw lfaril-.--.~‘.t
6, 6.44, 8.15, and 1}.52A..‘.l.; 2.20(ex),5.30. and
9.06 v..\1. (ex)
Trains from .i‘\"orwal£: Io Jlfezo Haven.-At
9.15 A..\1., at 2.‘!-‘S, 5.02 (cit), 5,35, and 6,18 P..\1.
See large blllofzidvcrtis-zuient at the Static-n
Houses and Hotels.
JAMES H. norr, S’u,n’t.
.. ti‘
%,_ 0 .
Daiiiiury at Norivalk Rail Road.
W1/V 1'43 1? ./1 RIM MGE MEA/'1".
Coixuzzacrso Dscisziinsn 11, 1854.
Tl'8.ll18l‘l.ll1 daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DANBURY TO ‘SOUTH /'.\l’6RVlTA1‘s.‘i£
ls: Passenger at 6.50 A. M.-Arriving at
-South Norwalk at 8.05 A. M. and connecting
with the 7.00 .1‘. M. Train from New Haven, and
7.00 A. .u, Accommodation Train from New
York, stopping at all stations.
2d Passeng.-:rs and Frcig.—'it at 3.30 P. M.-
Arrivcs at South Norwalk at 5.20 P. M.
SD13 ‘IE T~l'O'.€‘i'W.;°. LE ‘:20 ;i>_~'~.1".?B'£5€i?:’
Receiving passengers fpm the New York 7 .00
A. .\I. and the New I-Iavcn, 7.00 A. :.r. Accom.
Trains. and arrive ZLI. Dunbilry at 11.00 A. 33.,
stopping at all stiitious.
2d P.useng.-.r at 5.40 P.I\I.—Recelving Pus-
sengers from the 3.30 r..»i. train from New
York,9.iid arriving at Danbury at 6.50 P.!£.,
stopping at all ntatioiis ,
Stages from Ridgetield Centre run to Ridge-
field Stutinn so as to connect with the 6.50
A. It flu-'1 the 3.30 P. M. train.-i. and rctum on
the zirrival iii the Rirlgisfieli‘-. Station ofthe 9.20
A. 3.1. llllfl 5.40 P. )1. trains.
Passeiigers Who piirclirise tickets before ta-
lriuc seats in the Cars can have them at re-
duced rates. H.-\.llVEI' SMITH, Sup-‘t.
. .. For l3OSTON
EGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoningtonfor
Boston, Providence, N.w Bedlord. rind
'I‘auritoii.-Inland Route, witliout change of
cars or detention, C1l.I‘l‘_Yli.1g‘ the East-.ru ;‘.Iail.
The steamers PLY.‘.IfiU'I‘II ROCK, Capt.
Joel Stone, and COZ\li‘ilODORE. Capt. W. H.
Frazee, in connection with the Stouinglon and
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads. leaving New York daily (Suncluys ex-
cepted) fro."-n Pier No. 2 2-1’. 1?... iii'stivh:i.1‘fabove
Bait-.=ry-place, at 4 o'clock P. 3.1., and Sterling-
ton at. 8 o’ciock P. .‘.I.. or on the arrival of the
mail triiin which leaves Boston at 5.30 P. BI.
These steamers are l.ln.“.Ill'p8.S8Cd for strength.
safely. speed, cviiuli:-rt and elegance. The oili-
ccr.-= are experienced and attentive.
The CO.\II'.ll)DCR.'3 from New Yor‘-r——.\.lo_p-
day, ‘iVediii-sday {Lilli Friday. From Smiling-
toii—-Tiliisdiiy, Tbui-slay and Ssturzlay.
The PLYMOUTH ll' ICK from Nov: 'i’ork-
Tiics=day.Tli‘i1i~sdiiy rind Sii.turdo.y. From Ston-
iiigtoii-Moriclriy. Weduei~rluy and Friday.
N. B.-—l’as.<.en_szers on arriving at Stouington
proceed immediately by mail train to Provi:
dcnce. Boston. Taunton and New Bcdford, or
by accommodation trains from Stoningtou at
7.30 A. Di.
Throi.igh tickets on Illozidsjrs, Wednesdays
and Fridays for Z‘-‘antucl-zet. Holmes’ Hole and
Woodh: Hole, via Next‘ Beclford. connecting
with the new str-r.me;.' EAGLE WING.
A Baggage-Mast-3: accouipaizies the steam-
boat trains to and from Boston
For passage, berths, staterooms or freight,
applications may be mode at Pier No. 2 N.
or at the ofice, 10 Battery-place,
lgcw York & Liverpool D. S.
BE§hI3‘.i’..
VIME Ships composing this line are the fol-
lowing:
Aru.:~'ric. Cnp:t.Wcst. , PACIFIC‘, Capt. Nye.
BAL'i‘lC,ClIpt. omstock. Amzmc.
These ships have been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service. Every care
as been taken in their construction, as also in
their engines, tolnsure atrezigth and speed, and
their accoiriznodaticiis 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., 375; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $325 ; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guincas.—-
Aii experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No bi.-i-lh a-. cured until paid for.
For freight or passage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS at Co., No. 56 Wall-st., N. Y.;
Bizowx, SHKPLY cl: Co., Liverpool; E. G. Ros-
ERTS & Co.~, No. 13 King’: Arms Ya:-d,Loudon;
J oiix Mu:~'aoi:,& 00.. Rue Norte~D-amc des Vic-
tories, Paris, or G20. I-I. Dmrzn, Havre.
The owners oflhesc chips will not be ac-
co‘uhtab1c- for gold. silver, bullion, specie, jew-
elry. precious stones and metals, unless bills
of lading are signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein e.\'pl‘eBEL’{ . —
Shippers will please take notice that the
ships of this line cannot czirry any goods con-
traband of war.
Professor Barry“’s*
L ELEBRATED Triccplierous, anew Suppl?
just received at KI‘TAPP’S.
Crockery, China 8:. Glass ‘Ware
NE ofthe largest, ric/.'€.st and lJcst.reZected
Stocks of Croclicry, Glass 6: China Wares,
to be found in 2~.'oi'v:all;, can now be seen atthe
store oftbe 3ul3S(:i‘ibL'I‘ at South Norvvzillr, to-
gether with a general assortment of Groceries,
&c.. all of which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. ‘ G. W. SIIITII.
Pursuing lid-iris.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned we!)
and fast, let them go and buy ofCu!cu£srER
S'rR.ni'cuttci's, IIovey’s patent spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the imirlict. at
’ CI-IIC}IESTER'S.
UTLERY.-—-A splendid misorruicnt ofAincr-
icon and Erigllsh Cutlery. both table and
pocket. Please call and ¢.‘£:Lml(lC.
E. V. A. CIIICHESTER.
fdctv Goods.
KET Cutlery 1, 2, 3 and 4 blades new
atiei-us, at large assortment; Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved quality; Pru-
ning Knives. grass hooks, pruning shears, sick-
lel, garden troivels, patent irate hinges and
ketclies,&c.,just received and for sale by
I‘-EM. C. STREET.
BIR1)_(3—o.—g:s for sail e at
. 5'
3.11119,
Y the Barrel or small qui.nl.ity.ct
. GEO. W. S2\iI_'i‘E’S.
South Iliorwnlk.
Eur Sale Cheap.
A!1ll:.’1p0'.‘lI—€d Cumberland Boar. For
uxu; _ pJ.I‘i.lcLllll.l'SCllqI1I!'2 at the ofllce of the
Norwiilli Gazelle. 3,-4.3
1‘.ooi{vroon's.
, Brushes
E I AIR, Tooth and Nail Brushes, a. fine «.3-
sortmeut at KNAPP’S.
"OGDEN ‘ii.’-.v.re and flat , Si lL . ...
W .. .3
-South .".”ar;c¢z'Z.l.-.
lat Passenger and Freight at 9.20 A. M.-.
-7}. .3363 @531’.
f ‘I ' L,‘*'JL.Dir.ivE-3-.-i.l1,- s.i.-;-;:il_=-..-:2 ufthe i"Ll?.'li0 ‘
/ is ‘
‘. to .3-.1.;l.-.:'5-s .i..L.l' ..iu;.‘.»'..". .=.;.io_'tm-.:L '-.
-E’ .;i.c.;-gry, and Fancy C-earls,
'iv'li )'9'—'~'§’
able nirri 5.9 on’-31' at r. -milling :.<.lv.'.ni.-..- ii»-ii.
cos‘.,L.~.'.‘li.:3’ '.i.:i'.'L i&¢.:tl~.-me.i’s Gclii \'."~.=.t..-.;c.~,
I8 Utlfilii line, with open face, hunting
mttgic cases, ‘ii"»‘-1‘.l".‘.ll$’i)l.l. perfect i.li'iZ8~.‘3.9e;i_.'0.'.'$,
in prices varying :'ro;n 540 {-0 dlié.
;3“ilvi;r Lupine, ..‘Ld-_'l.luI‘ and Bacon
vgitli Ul:‘.“J'.10lLldICl'J§3.i':1iiCB, ‘-V-.»._
_,;o..-d s;itisl‘:iciioii,1'l'cin .'~l~.' to ‘
.\.«.‘o-.~.i~,;lc .e ‘.‘.S.l‘.L".L.‘.iJ1.i3".‘ii:'.i.l1."
'-,'-,v'-,~.-_--.:. .ii.i..:'.'.l'.‘.ct 'cr.l to J ‘
',,_.,<_,._.,t;‘.c styles, v.";i-.'i; ‘
-,r,-;.,-4' ar.‘i'cli: or-.1i D-.2
-.rlicl~:soi'c3.lve: w.'.. ' ~
1-.i :1-.‘.i‘.io;:. 50 ii l.‘.l';;_:,.‘ :35
vet .;-,_i.:c:-.=.-;lcs, .-‘eziii, _-.’cn
.5513, i..I."J.»’.‘Jl:'l, é'tc., will be 0;.
I
J_'_-siruble piitturris oi _r.le.r_l-.’...:g;;, M-;;,
.}entleuicu’:I}i‘L-est .l’;u=.i,Eingcr l‘lLngs,- _.,
‘fl-Qt uiiil 'Jl3'3.t.‘.i3.ll:‘-.: Chains, o'r'thc l'.;te=it. i-.;iu '
most f.i.Jii'i-.\;i-.iblc styles, whicli for
.-qi=..~.l to any ever o-.fcreCv. :51 No -v'. k, 2.:
_i::ce and beauty ofdesign cannot 2‘.=.il £0 .
.Lic most Clihicult. All goods will ‘
2;; :shown to those who wish :0
;i-atliy their curiosity.
The increasing der:ie.r.cl.for
‘cs
12::
3.-"in! Cufiozy, "
:5-.is1:i£.=;ce.1 h.:a;‘.o sc-ec: from the ‘asst
» ‘ .. "* "iu'.ii'-.iczi;rc:s, large
oi .‘oi:.:::: .{... res, v.-
froin 1.;-.2 .-st to-.npercd sic-.-I anti beauti
'lfliSil:.".., :: ion will be sold at griscitly reduced
' .:‘i;l‘.~.=r and l’ca:l G-.ii'.‘. C’L7.S€8, Port-
ies, i‘;.c., of the latest and most approved
.’.. -,w?..:cli for finish, l.i‘..ll‘z’.blllli_'¢', conven-
ience -.iii.‘. cuwpiiess, are superior to any iseforc
C‘iiLlI'i;i‘. in 221:; place. _
.l..lLlldL.iL'3J:ll'.lg Combs of India. E‘-.ubber’ai.:‘.
i3uii—.'.1o Lioru. Cwutlcmeus Pocket Combs, -.-.2
i=.ss:>rtz:i~.-nt ulwiiys on hand.
Brush
l by any quantity 2: ..:st~Iate zir-
shape or Ilair, Clothes, Bust,
5. Nail e-.id’1‘octh isr».r.;‘2r_-.~.. Also, Iuz.
. ...i.i«.“:i Alizuiluc Dcnsrifice too well kE’3‘~VI?
to legal comment; Fancy Sc-cps, Heir Oils of
5C4pv.'i".91‘.ql.lD.llt_y' ; .t’erl'uiucry, 9. large supply of
all the choice e:rtre.ct:s,juit received. .
A complete assortment of
.23‘; lo,- , Baskets,
‘i'l‘il1uo*.v be disposed of at wholesale prices,
. to make room for the Largest, CJl€.'7-"9€35' :.:-ad
Ins: Jlssortmeiit of
O;-izamencal Clocks.
Ever before offered in this place.
French Clocks,
Aningenious and beautifully executed piew
of Jechuuism, runs three weeks without wind.
iug. strikes the hours and half hours, an excel.
[cut L‘imckeepcr and beautiful parlor ornament,
4 Eég/it Day,
And Thirty hour Clocks. with and v.-‘lthoul
Alarms. constantly on hand.
As an illustration of the spirit of enterprise
which cliu.i'a.cl.erizes the American People, he
ozfers for sale Clocks of domeszic manufacture,
new, neatly made and warranted-f-or one year.
for the sum of " ‘
75
A few second hand Clocks, but little used, and
in good order, for sale for a mere trifle.
Our Musical friends who understand their
own interest will examine JAG-.i£SON’S lust
arrival oi'R.oseivood Accordeozs and Flutinas
before purchasing elsewhere. V ~
ti is stock of Fancy Gacdsinciudes too great
a. variety to enumerate in an advertisement.
The subscriber th:i.nk1‘u1fortizclorgs amount
of patiouege bestowed on his establishment for
the lea! few months, will endeavor by strict
attention to hitbusluess and the wants of the
public, to merit a continuance ofthe same.
Jill g 20:13 warranted or represcntcii.
Parti ,-ulr.-.rcii:1 personal attention given to
the i'ep-iiriug offiuc Watches. Jewelry repair-
ed with neatncss and dispatch.
ALFRED JACKSON,
At the old stand of C. E. Disbrow.
bfcrzvalk, June, 1854.
K?
Englisli
‘I 9”
‘ ..~i-:‘.y
5‘-.'y‘..
u...
\VlLLIAEiiS 6:. GUIOPPS
Einigration and Foreign Ex-
‘ change Ofico.
No. -10 F ulzon Street’, New York, and
iVaterlrzo Road, Liverpool.
lbs 03:! lil;ickStzir Line of Packets,
Sailing pzuzcruallg/from Liverpool on the Is.‘
or/i, 11th, 16:11, 215: and 26:}: of each month
and comprise tlzefcllawiszg splendid. s.‘zi_r.~s.
Universe, Captain Bird, .1700
Jacob A. Westervelt, Headless, 1600
\‘.’ii:. ilathbouc, Spencer, I200
Ticcuileroga, Boyle, 1300
i’rincetou, Epfiell, 1400
reue, WI iams, 1200
Minnesota, '. Allen, 1000
SilcsGrccuman, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Knapp» 1606
'.-'.-'.-.-i. H. Harbeok. If-rshall. 16:00
Guy Zliannering, -~reeman, I600
'-.‘."ashingtcn, Page, 2000
Enterprise, Funk, 1000
Aberrleeu, Knapp, 1003
Richard Alsop, Smith, 1000
Niagara, Smith, 100.)
De’-vitt Clinton, Funk, 1303
llarmion, Hatllejy‘, 1000
Sandusky, Borland, I200
Gv.-ego, Hubbznd, 1500
Robert Kelly, Baratov, 1400
New Ship, E-’l‘.T&1‘3S, 1750
These Ships are the met: magnificent that
"uave been built. They are commaniled by able
experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skill and kind treatzaent IO emigrants ; and
their accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Steerage passengers, are vastly auperlorto
those of any other Line.
The Ship-‘s allowance of provisions comprises
flour, oat-meal, bread potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar, -which is deal: out to the pea-
sengers once or twice a vreek during the voy.
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
adult, and half allowance for-children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, 9. further
allowance, according toa late act of the Brit-
lsh parliament, two oz.tea,iia1f lb. sugar, and
half lb. molasses, to each adult, sveeklynvlth
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
deduction. _
‘ Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friend: in the Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expense, can
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’
address of the party who is to receive -it, when
a draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the first steamer with as
much punctuality aalf the peraonaendinglt was
present, and a. receipt returned for the money
by next mail.
.53?’ Z05
HE Subscriber gratefully 'J.ck:3o'§'led€gg the
liberal patronage which has been extended
to him by his frientla and the public -.-e,._;,.aj;,-
lorihe last 14 years, and hopesbv strict up“li:
ciiticu to 'ousiuesi;,to meet a CG'IJ‘.iI.‘.llt1i".-.’}€y of
past :‘.iv.oi*s. He has now on hand, and is con.
atziutly inenulucturing to order, all kinds of
Li.:lI‘ll_‘353 llavlng greatly increased his facili-
ties iu u1auiilucturing,_lie_ is new prepai-ed to
e:fcci.}.e all orders in his line with ;.i1'oz::ptr.ess
5*“ ‘~‘-‘SP3-ii‘-ll. and pledges hircseif to sell any
and every article in his line as chem; as the
same article can be fzzrulsiicu by cnv oilzer slin-
‘-lar Establishment in the County or'S:5.te. He
has on hand all kinds of articles =.isur.’;lv kept
by Ssvidlers and Harness makers: Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Valiscs, Carpet B'si_.j,~:-, Horse
Bruslzes. Curry Combs, Cards, Shazzois Skins,
ilorse Sheets, Fly Neils. &c., also all kinds 01
Sadcllery Ware, Carriage and Riding Wiilps.
all kinds and qualities, which will be sol-3; at
uianizfucturers prices. Orders ihtniifullg: re-
ceived. Terms fi-.vorable.
.-blorivallr, Aug. 11. i’.’.".l.
‘ to ; also, one j=.__-‘-'“
we gon. A. 000:! cond
one ofthem will be sold 9:1‘ ‘=1 .
9.‘. the Gazette Ofiice.
B. SWAN.
tics‘:-iagcs F93‘
NE second-hand trotting B;:g,*;.j'y,.‘$‘-‘lgtl‘{i_I12
-.r-_-igning :15,
200 1b., with top; one do.
AlLrnold’s
IIEHICAL Writing Fluid is at present used
in nearly all Banks and large Mercantile
Houses. it is when first written greenish blue
color but changes to ii. b -.iutifulBle.cktl1at will
endure for ages. For sale at
KI\7APP’S. .
Stone For Sale.
50 LOADS of good Stone fo,~'g.-i‘.e, sung
blc for docking‘ 01‘ building purpoges,
and but £1. short. distance from the Bridge. En
quire at the Gazette Olfice.
SLEIGH For Sal-2-price $95. Em-uire at
Gczettel fl’ice~
U1-ES HAUl‘.‘£.--‘S Celebrated
S“.. ’
Cream and Toilet Scab at “Wing
K:.'.ir?’s.
V‘? EDDING CARDS and Engraved Plaie
furnished to order, by K.v.a.:-iv.
URE Silver-_,I_,ec,d for s\r',ofve_s nndpiacbiusrj
D ,
L at F. H. NASEPS. So. .I‘»“orar-alls, C.-‘.
GAST Iron Sinks at _ ,'
LQCKWQOD S-
iértiozadsr o.r“*r£~‘-ro figs.
TJZCELSIOR Fizmilyfiisrch. a sizperior ar-
ticle, and as cheap as the or.‘-znon Starch
_;_3\<; 3;, use; it produces a .'Sea:zt3l'ul Polish
«rithout gumming the iron c_r Fzzbric. For
sile by the Box or Paper by .-”;Z_1.E1‘i,3-.iEEKER ,
E 00., who can furnish it to dc:-.}l:-rs at Factory 4
- l
-
and American Knives and
3‘. gal. ;\’ASH’S,
Sc--'.::7~. 4‘/‘or~.::i.’.‘;
sors, Razors, ct:., mr-.-.l.- .
q‘;.ii.lii;. ;,,_ .
y-€’fI1
-=:.;=
'.Ti'.‘l'e
Box.
mull
W7
~i'.-c":. names, 2":
used,
process m
in such a. manner as to insure the best results. '1‘. ~
system of composition for medicines has been fc-:. '
the Cherry
more effident remedy than had
rained b any process. The reason is perfectly <
-.-ions.
3.7 medicine is burdened with more or less of ai.
rncnious and injurious
'.‘i5.ua.l. virtue only that s desired for the cu:-at
effect isprcacnt. All the inert and obnoxious qu. .
; tiers! each substance employed are left behind, l
;~:.r-tiiva "v".:tues"o‘.‘ii;: ‘being retalnedr - Hence it
‘- evident the effects should prove 9.9 the“ ‘ -
proved motrlfeupurely remedial, end the Pills a
pow’:
medicine knovrn to the-world.
As it is frequently expedient that my rzlect‘:-;.
should be taken under the counsel of an ctte:.d§-
Physician, end as he could not properly jizdfe :'
remedy without knowing its composition,
supplied the accurate Formula by which‘ both
Fe-ctoral and Pills are made to the whole body
Practitioners in the Unite ‘ States and British Ar:
icen ‘Provinces. _
one who has not received the::i,_ they ‘sviil
promptly forwarded by mail to-his address.-~ _
Of all the Patent bliedicines that are offered, I:
few would be taken if their composition was l~:ac=- '
Their life consists in their mystery‘.
mvateries. , . _
The composition of my preparations-.3 laid .-.3
to all men, and all who are-competent -to.'}ud-,:e
the subject freely acknowledge their convictil '.
of their inn-izisic merits. ,
pronounced by scientific men to ‘ca 2. wonder .
tn.-;:1icine.befo:e.its effects were known.‘ '_b§an‘y_'g
inentPl1yIiciana have declared the same tliing :
my Pills, and even more confidently, and ‘are -.1 -
ing to certify that their asificipations vverepm
then realized by their efiects upon trial. '
They operate by their powerful influence on
Internal viscera. to purify the blood and stxmulat
Into health _ _
the stomac , bowels, liver, and other 9
body, restoring their Irregnla:
by correcting, wherever _ tney ex£_s’:,
merits as are the first or '1 of disease. _ _
Bein sugar mapped t ey are pleasant to r: -
and being purely vegetable, no harm‘ can arise :3 A ~
their use in any quantity.
F:-r minute directions, see the wrapper or-. ._
v
cal Chemist of -.
5::-. f;;'tl.1e State of Pd
‘ .. an eminent Sur eon 2
i, who has .0113 :1:
9’: vac‘. Surgeon of i
‘ ' pitgd, at Chelsea, Mas:
. ..,}_ve coulrl ,:iva m;~_m,v hund; -
1?‘ N1 P5135 Where the ‘Pills be‘
but evidence even more cozivincing th
he certificates of these evlnent rautlic men
.E~.mm in their effects i:-pen tri ’. ‘
These Pills, the result of long;
study, are offered to the public as the
znost complete which the present state of ..-_
Luce can 9.~‘_-Tord. They are compounded 1*.
:‘i:e drugs themselves, but of the medicinal - ’
only of Vegetable remedies, extracted bf: ch
3. state of purity, and combined togcf:
e::'cora_l and Pills both, to prairie:
tlierto been (
hire by the old mode of composition, r.
ualities, by this each
antidote to disease than -
in:
If h v.‘ er tliercshould be 2
I hav: '
The Cherry Pesto.-al v-1.
action-remove the obstructionfs
IO ’ :‘
action to. 0 th,: : 1
‘st;-:l'i'de:2.r: -
PREPARED 31'
JAMES C. AYER,
W. E. BISSELL, Norwalk.
WEST 8;. RAYMOND,
Hat, Cap & Fur Manufacture
OULU uspectfuliy call the atténtio!
our Connecticut Friends to our '
Style of Hats and Caps, which for beauty
Finish, durability and chsapuess, cannot
surpassed. We would alsoinforin onr.Pet:
that we have a large and aplendi'&:'st,ocl
Ladies Furs,consist'mg in part of Stone Mai ,
Fitch", Mountain Martirz,Black Lynx,1mite . -
lflrinin and Frcnclr Cone'y'V'ictoi-i'ne‘s and C
which we are enabled to sell at extreme-ly
priccsin consequence of having la,l_d_,i1i
stock early for cash. We have also 9. largi .
;-ortmeut of Buffalo and Sleigh Robes, WI
we are enabled to sell at last years prices,
though they are much higher in market.
Wholesale dealers supplied on liberal te: .
Practicai and Araaiyiicai C_h_é_n:i 2-.
LOYTELL, Iii!-LS3.
Price ‘.35 0323: per Box. Five‘. Boxes for $'
SOLD 33?
WEST & RAYMOND, Hatters,
No. 154 Chathain st., New Yor‘
L‘)
(‘I OLID Steel and S
for sale in
Crow -]3a.rs.--
teel pointed Crow B
. I'll-.l.. C. STREET
1
rs
\.
(1.
"1
(.2!
St. _Nioho1a.s.
I"*‘”'\HIS celebrated Cook Stove we beg’ l.
to call to the attention of the public.
has no superior, has but to be seen to be
inlred,a.uri. used to be appreciated. Ref‘:
=5 where they are '
in use given by the
E. K. LCCKTlv’C-Si
.15
to
7%/’ATCHES, Stove and Shoe Blanking
J. wholesale at
LOCKWOOD‘
Ivioizoiio-3.
"vi" would call the attention of the 3:...
something ne-.v in the way of Slim
-22, there is no smell arising from the
tliem,are sure to ignite and are so prepared .
the whole stick is burned, thus avcldiur "
tiieobjectloufrom smell, poor matches,
i‘. esell Wholesale
and Retail.
C. S E. K. LOCKWOOD
TVEIRROES for sale "at
e
BRUSHES of all kin
at.
LOCKWOOD":
55%.; ssazid Cords "
L8CKlVOQD‘5
fill.
0.:
‘an
,; .
1 June
‘ii /FKATTS of
‘REFRIGERATOR S for sfiie
El Iuortgage Se
all kinds and descr_ip3jons_f.t_
LOCKIV COL‘.-:
CHURNS of different patterns at
LCC§{WO0D‘E
at" - ‘
OCKWOODE
curity, for a term of yes ‘ —
for which .3c2?£fl1?£‘7' CETH‘. Interest will
En
BASKETS cfrll I 5
(‘1 E333 Fzurnsz-s st
ezette Ofiice. , ti
Wave
quire at the
Coffee Urns, fancy '1
pa, Candiesilcss. S; 2.
:5 etc... fit
' Locziivooon-.=.
32:’.
21-13 at
1..-
O"‘I§'fi'“OCD"&i
LCCKWOOD‘.'3.
--+
.o the
_ Satzzianer Ra-nges
3€'i-IW p:-- ‘-
'1 which we can rccnmizie
LOC'KTl"OCD'C-
azblic, at
OBIS for Children at
LOCT.l‘."OOD‘i
Mar.
Jcxz.
83. -_v-_£‘.?.fS_-'51-
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