' ".-A .:.. .n ..t
—-‘=‘«&""""o""""L| "1' $-
.
_l.'."".'.f?’.“.
lowing‘-flilrt‘ie1e;i=tslien; _from..5th.e7: 7l?le\v-
Whé3=5£.i..‘li'.llll?;A‘?l!¥"!!?3;v; .
some=.sixs35rss.iibI!l£'.l*.£%étll‘3:il?".!D :1.
3., ‘*.1v’.il.=.i,:‘ ‘- 3' -_- (Ix ‘ ‘ \.
Avon: “fifth ..,’«i..T.z.v’.l.i‘sc.....‘.'—il=:v.he fund "38-
ful to "those who i‘ee1.ih.at. may must
,,,..,°,,,;£’.;';§g,§_iiio',: living. In a time
34;, _r.,'+".~A' _' .‘ -';
-like this',“jw,ith" the rigors of E‘ hard..~win-
ggg ofeqiially hard times-up-
on them, and the additioua,l..,b.urth_e'_n of
high pfi§;es,.for'nearly every kind‘ of -food
many heads of families doubtless fe’el’the'
necessity’ fofi ascertaining and -getting.
- »'e(*~i l ». \ ._
those kind_s_.of food.wliich,.vvhile»tliey are
pglategbls‘ i_i:'rYig.l',_”urli;()leAsome,-shall cast the
least. For their benefit we copy the
hintsbeloxvt‘ ' '- A‘ A- » -A E
Fresh meat: of ,-; all ltinds at the prices,
at which butchers retail it, is not eco-
nomical food. Meats will average over
1 shilling-it‘ -pound." Salted -“m.ea,tsgare
cheaper than fresh. In economining
food, meat should never Abepfriedor-_broi-up
led. If you wo‘u_ld,_ge't_,thesubspapcéon;__
of fresh meat, make it i'nto's.ou'p:‘or stew
or pot-pie. In making.soup.,_,sga_l; your
meat some hours - iii,A.colil~.\t'a§§_r-,- sud ;boil,,
it in the same’. .7.-'Pil1itIken=~f xvzithyg.-bennsjA
pens, rice, barley, h_omin-y,-or broken
bread. :.'T}i“é‘bést rr_i"e::it‘ ‘is ,tl3e?“i'ii‘ostf’eeo-
nomicsl.;,or4so y,’l_,u'i;n‘es: ”
...P? ~ !.D°‘.ll§tiib,
If you boil meat to ‘e‘a:,’_';_ig_te:" "ht in
cold water. Let it bei.Aboi;ling ;.\vli-en you
put the in.es,,t,giAri_.the.~pot.».' Do not buy
fresh msiti§.A2pound or two -at s -time.~—-
Buy 9. qi‘iir’r"t3r._or,a half‘ ‘asheep. You
get it half,price’.” Beef?" or pork by 231:-
qusrteris a quarter cl1e'ape'r; ' -
Do notvbuy your bread ready bal-Perl.
It is IlXfieflE6"§_’lp0llnd; ~ Dryflour is the
some. H‘hln‘e'r‘ni'1de‘bread"is far more nu-
tritious.’ ~'“‘Ma£ke use of ' gcorn ’1neal,,_woaI:
meal, Graham flour, both for health and
econolnyfi‘ ‘Here are she relntive r,ets.i_l
rices per. ,pp__u__n,d of these articles--
heat flour, - so.-; A-Graham; - flour. 604.-.
crsckdd‘ivhejat,‘\Bc.; corn meal, 2""!-2é’.;_
hominy, 3c.‘;”Aoat'-‘meal 4-A1-L29?
the Scotch‘ with their fiont.nien_l porridge
as rob.i_i_st5s. set of men ss'ever'..lived.
Hominy-we have.-lbefore-given our
opinion upon‘: It is ”arr}a’riicleAthat no
family’ désirous‘ of;‘pracjti'éi'hg;"econortey
can d9.w_itliout.. -— lt.,is veryicheap, heal-
thy. nutrit~ious=2 food.,=._:«~Ie=eosts only half
the priosllper’«ponnd of Afiou'r,-"and contains
no moiai_iii:e;_Ei,iiiiiio, i,l;_e._b.esi; of flour lloltls.
from tw"eli«l'e"to sixteen pounds of ‘tvatr-r
in s hs‘r'rel:L'j"“Cracked wheat is _e;_rce_lle;i:
for sedentairy-*""ii5r"soiis‘ "That and Gra-
hum flo‘ni"'=‘should .be‘=uaed in preference,
at the _same_ price per"'p‘ound,‘to white
flour, -beciguse -'A'rriorei li'ea'l'tAhy and Ammo
nutritibus‘.' "Qnelhu:i}lr'ed‘pounds or Gra-
ham hour is worth as much in 7a—family
as onehuudrsd andAf~thirty-three pounds
of superfine ~.vhite‘l_flou‘r‘.-‘ ‘A,C_om 1ns:-.-a!
costsless“th‘ari' lialfthe 'p'rice'“of flour. E:
is worth ~t\yice as ll'll1C..h.~., I,t_;i_s-not .50
eeond_t.nical~. in sunImel‘,?‘becaAl1se it takes
so muchwfire, to '¢0Dk<it'.’ AA~'l‘-li'e 'first great,
error incdrhlrnésl is in grinding it too-
much,niidT‘:'.the next -iuAncg- cooking: it
enough.“ Cornimeal mush should boil
two hours; it is better if “boiled four,
and not fit to eatif boiled less than on
hour. Buckwheat flour should never be
purchased by is fainily_'v’Jho are obliged
to economize -food. * Iris dear at iiiiy
price. Itmust be fl‘o‘ateil,in d‘e’ar‘l)u!_.te.:A
to be ea.tfe”n,:nnd"thén it is "not l‘ieallhy.--
Oat in*éa1‘A5,s as goodin cakes as buck-
wheat, null-far -more nutritious. But it
is mos.t-“nutritious, and is particularly
healthy -for children, in the form of pair-
ridge,.“_“‘, . “ '5 ‘ "
Tlie_ch9apest food is white beans -~
’I‘hey»are-tvorth from $1 5010 $2 abu-.~li.
el, aud‘~Are;tail"atA 8 cenisequart , Prof.
Liebig has stated that pork and berm;-:
form’_i’a' c_oiri_po’1ind of "substances peculiar
1;; adapted to furnish allthat isnecessziry
to support life and give‘boi'ie, muscle and
fat in proportions, to a man. A quart ol
beans,_8 o§ul_s,"'half zipound of pork", 5
cents jvill:‘ft}’§3il"a,,large family for a
with good strengthening AA food.» '.-'3.a~.zl
who th"st.‘.ésrl"'laise a reminiscence.
good old ‘times in New" England, but
will remember tliat'gl‘o'rioiis old fashion-
ed dish-‘c‘Vlh'lléd “bean porridge T” ‘Cl.’-3
should_:ca‘l[‘,it‘ bean soup now. Four
quar.£s_oif.b'e,a-nsaud two poundsof com-
ed beef would give a_ good meal to fifty
.uien--:>’ii'hl‘s'.-'e’ii’ta rueal." , ’
Potatoes should be utterly abandoned
by thepoor this winter.‘. They cannot
aflord totes: ‘them. 'iPo'tatoes are selling
at wholesale for $4 a barrel. That is
$1.78 a_busliel.- AtA‘re_t‘ail', the poor ‘pay.-
$2 60.._,ak_busl,i_el, or..about five cents a A lb.:
twice jjie priceof corn meal ; five-sixths?
as muc_l_r-asA- Aline tlour";“‘one.'fiftli‘rriore‘af
bush‘§l:t§isn_b§an‘s, when one ljusliel of
the tér fare ‘\'.'vor',th for food as much as-
a csrtl_<‘>ad of potatoes. All other veg-
et|blos'.’.'aie‘3iEt'il.l.=I more economical than
potatoes.“jqGarrots age the “cheapest of all
root§;g3~B_'q’t little usedléis hu-
msigjood though vie;.y,nutritions.. They .
orepartially» 5used?in=ssoups:' They are
good T!‘l_t:Y_!_ftl‘y.= boiled ‘-giii,‘rl'=e_aiten with a "lit-
tle bA,t_3§t_g‘;_f__.'or"_’rr'1_l;!i,1:t',§1f;9:.'1{}‘!'.,_ They should
always form an ingredient of ‘ soup.—-
The_ are sold byl-"7thi3” fiutintity at 50
¢G!é.l-bu8l1el.T:urnips aredear at any:
primal Ifllhere is more“ nutri'nient' in it
quart Bi: csr_rots t_liau_ in abushel of tilt-
nips- ;...h.ie:>.y ‘are.’ ’92'pe:.;cent water.-—
Cabbage is uutrit_i_o_us_, but very expen.
sive. “Buy very '.i;i:c__.-..“ 'i’§.’;5'your money,
iss ',;Dri_ed_ sweet com age.-_;, argjrfio
:hsl,§3_l3persons_ are fond of. It sells for
$4 t(1r'$5.‘rt bushel; which weighs 42 lbs,
andI_l0i_)l1ld"retTail_5at' about 10 cents 3. lb,
Wdldfghlt ;l§ilo\i7".I‘«1ll°llt the economy of
' eatll)g:§ll;;-8§";CQfilil§1T§d"Wlul other breed-
atuffs but as compared with corpse Veg-
etables; it isgAimmeasure_sbly ' cheaper. -I)‘;
pound of sweet corn‘-‘cooked to be eaten
witlilhieat, ‘is, tvibtth; "rrjo,1"_e"‘-‘tli_z4an tliree ll.-
of ext_r,a‘_‘rr'I_e,é,it,-.; ijsfilso’ ‘very exoellcziz
and —nutrit~iou_s imi»xed~-i»n-t-lie-beau soup.
Another vriry,-_~_' e'xc}'_elleli;t,’ gljllllflllollisi
ecopprnical.,ai;ticle'of-food is 'd_riedAApes:-.,
They.-7.ure.gelierally.‘a little m'ore~coeil;.- .
thanebesns‘,-‘but some tliinlr-‘they ‘will gs,»
furthblfi ‘fit ‘eijylrate, t-h_ey'"are’ good 12-?
8 chal1‘§é.- ’ '.Tt ’.\lv.o_uld'be‘ good for a.Gllai)g_£'
to those who are’ putto their wits em:
to li'ncxv,no§y,~t-,<r:Agei food’ eriough to feed
’ their fnxrlilieé; "if'e‘nythix1’g' tliat we have
said shall put them:__jna_way of changin-C:
some of their old ‘habits, so as to my
on ;a,'r',£ic,leLs'iis_ yig7i_ll, sails! hunger, xvlzile
giv,irig.-themshealtli- and strength, for less
than li"a;lfl‘tH€lin6iiey«* they are now ex.
pondin ,_tliougli“fliving only half coin.
fotfilfigl-all 1 . "‘* -"' A
.75; re P. ‘ " ‘ ' 3
qf*H'€_7ilp".--The New Haven
Courllérqi ‘sthat hemp can be verysncl
ce6sfull9"7l'fil'7l'5i¢él."Tifi CPnhe.¢Fl.°llF- 3113
33kg: 4‘Wff;}‘;PWT11lil"1i!tTlit diir farmers cul-
tivatedit=n?iorsiex§ei;s;_vsiy tr -The Rus-
sian tvsr, ,_\,*_]ll;l"V3‘3_i"l§'L‘ll'?Q:"“‘llLl Vpricesi for T’ the
comin§'a'rid .perhsps»'. subseq uent years. "
.".,
one
I T
‘ l.’.¢?i£:lI, Aprlcot,'Quince, Str-.i.wbcrries,
arr -‘run sourn NORWALK
N’ U‘ R S E E. Y .
HE Propriel'.ors wish to call the attention
_ _ of their’cus‘tomers and the public to their
choice stock of Fruit and Ornunieut.-.il Trees.
°‘?“3l9.l5lBg of Apple, Pest’, P111111: Ch°1'l‘F~
‘ Goose-
Naples
'li’el‘l'l'cS, l»VI'z.z't.:= lilzlcltlierri
Currants. " A‘ v . ‘_
. .NorWuy Spruce, White Pine, Dalsorn En‘,
Airierieirn Spruce, Airhoritas, Weeping-willow,
Horse Chestnut, lliounlnin Ash. _
‘Also, the pure Red Antwerp, which we it.'A.}'.'-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for its
being the pure plant. _ _
GEO..‘SE Yl.lUUlt 31-: Go.
3.:-fir We wish to cull particular attention to
our large stock (being the largest in the Slu.te,)
of dwo.'.'fl'ears, of 30 or 40 choice varieties.
Ti‘ 91%?! STONES £§.1\lIi=
.249 .-at ‘
fr10&l3AR'I-ENTS
. E ‘ ‘.4; '1' .
'l"he.:§lorwa1k Marble Yard,
.7‘r‘:.'ar'£fte Bridge, J\/'orw¢‘.'II'c, 0o7m.§
_SE.PULCHRAL.Moni:ments dz
'0!‘ every variety of p_atte‘rn
most skillful workmanship. Th
sncnt el"A,‘”eri‘co.n and Foreign fsiarbl
coiistsntlyjon’ hs.ud._ __ ,
Pcrsons';v.*isb_ing‘ to procure i‘1£>!}'-il"=“-‘We, "7;
any kind of'1‘d'=irble Wozksuare _zi:ivitcd to .5} ‘
and give it"'_n..§cnci inspection of our malaria.
and .,.,-,_,,.=,,;m,,,,,_.,h=,;_., 9,.-3 Ԥ.l3lS Will be more satis-
factory ‘i-her. ~.to. pur_-ztia
opportunity of‘ testing
es, and blocl:
s, and ‘of U18
2 best assort-
e, kept
ing by Dr. Curtis’ Hygcnno. '
Jlfargarct Eostofn, B1-aoklyfi. -“V3 Y-
Hygenns.
My sister _
Cocoa of several years st'aud’ing,
has been cured of st Disrnsssmc
Coast; in 0.‘-‘Fl Moors by the Hygenna.
I J. H. Gaaéei-3. I-‘. /1{., Richmond, 315:.
Prilxe three Dollars at '.Ps.ckage.——-S ld by
corms is mourns in BOYD ill‘. P.fiiYo.
I49 Chambers 5%., N. Y. :, and W‘. E.B iLL
Nortvellr.-—4;Pacl;.uges sent free by express to
any part of‘ the United Staiesfor Ten Dollars.
N. B.—-Dr Curtis’ Hygeana is the ORIGINAX.
-and 0:41.? G1-:z'r'i;i.‘:n Armcsn, and others are
base i_rni£ntions or vile and injurious counter-
feits. Shun them as you would Porsox. 18
“Get the Best.” _
Webstefis Quarto iiictionary.
V. HAT is more essential to every faniily.
counting room, student, and indce£i_ev-
cry one who vzould know the right use of lan-
guugewtlie meaning, orthogr-.=.phy, and pro-
nunciation of words, than ‘it good English
DICTIOHARY‘? of daily riecesslty and perms.-
uent value. . _ 4
3173138’ TER’S l.7.\"..€iB_RID GED
is now the recognigc-d Standard, “ constantly
cited and relied on in our Courts of Justice,
in our legislative bodies, and in public discus-
sions, us entirely conclusive,” says Hon. Jom:
C. SPENCER.
Can I moire a better inns.»-tinerzi’ 7
Published by G. .3: C MERRIAM, Spring-
field, Bless. Sold by all Booksellers.
.2 new and ivzluczble Disco:-5:331.
DR. EAIYTS
‘éroniatie Invigorating l§pl3.‘it.
' E1-S delicious beverage is _superi_or to all
. inv'igoral.ir.g Cordials, Schnapps, Nervines,
&c., in ‘ use, for t‘ue_ouife of Dyspepsia, Eer-
vousness, Heart-burn, rowsiness, Kidney com-
ple.int,.L-ielencholy. Deleriunz Tremens, Intern-
perancre, etc., as it will invigorate and strength-
en, but will not intoxicate or stupify. ‘
.P8_l‘.\?Ol.1B,'l':'l.lD he.v:e_bcconie habituated to the
useot” Tobacco, Opium and Spiriiuous Liquor-
will find speedy and ‘permanent relief from the
desire ‘to use these destroying agents. by ta-
king {L bottle or two oi‘ this delicious Jneclical
beverage. Weak and sickly families will find
Dr. -'Hsi.rnA‘s In.vigoz'uting.Spirit nfquicl: and
surecure folfiall female diificulties, it ‘being a
regenerator as well as e. Strenglhener or the
Human‘ System. Each complaint that the Ar-
omittic Invigorating Cordial is calculated to
Vcfnre‘, is named on. the wrappers accompanying
each; bottlejand full directions forfic are also
minutely given. Price One Dollar pcrBott.lc.
Prepared by Dr. Darius’Ham.' Principal Of-
fice,_NQ. 2 Liberty Street, New York, where
tvhole-sale orders should be addressed. For
sale by Di'ug'r.:isl.s,throu;-:houl: the United States.
For S‘a',le by W. E. BISSELL, r‘lorw:=.lk, and
T. B. GrifIith,_ South. Norwnlk. , lyll
””;illfs§”r1Leu'm,
Over JV‘ . 2 Skiddg/’s Block,
WILL open 9. complete assortment of late
, Fall and early AWiuter Fashions, on
Thursday Oct. 12th, consisting of Silks. Saline,
DeCiie9.nes and Straw Bonnets, with Flowers,
Feathérs,"Ribbons, &c., ii-:c.. -
Feeling grateful for past patronage, encour-
ages her to ask for 9. continuance of the same.
L9.r.‘iies’nre invited to give her a cell’.
--,‘
,.
' .-Anotherl'—iG1orions Victory.‘ ‘A C
THliSTRU'GGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVE'l‘-
iug the attention’ of the civilized world,
and while all are speculating as to the probe.-
lile victor, l:‘cre‘in Yorwalk, where we are run-
. iuslly ocquuinted, no one for it rnoruent doubts
that
'1‘-URK will Conquer!
For '.v'nere else in ihcstste of Connecticut, can
Clothing for .his coming Winter be obtained so
cheap ‘.7
' _ ' G
G L 0 T H I in G-
FOR THE .fi1'ILLIOJ\".’
Cm;-:fo7't, Beauty and Economy Com-
Zzzizzed.
Tlie Public are cordially invited to compare
our Stock ofGoo<l.-,
Rim“?-llIaiI.e and Made to Order,
’e-itljlei-Q3 to qu_
lies‘: _sl;o'ck‘A‘of
o'rEIaco.irs, 00.413, PA.-Vi"s, ,i;,-,3 yL{r;f_q_
3-lily» qllontity or price. The
of (l. G-entlc;nan’s Wardrobe, can be pm-,;‘g;,,5.3d
there cheaper than at any other Store in the
the patronage of the most fustidiotm
lringup into __
‘ »3-T-W3’. Youths’ 8:. Ghildreicb
WINTER CLOTHE-NG, ’
is INDEED ’sE.4'U2iIFo‘.r.i'-
‘Come. Fa-rm,ers. Merchants, Tradesmen, some
zillechanics leave your vlork ;‘ ,
‘Go, lot-.vyei~, that client home
And get c..suit_,gf Tpgxl
..Its.ali1a3 clear as day, you see,
9'1 ._,,?; .,.__;._. _, . v . I. . _-.-,.. t. t- . .
A of air.--Hair is at oncetlie «g,_,‘,2,§g:‘§§A (;,£:;:.1:‘i,1:,VV:l3,:;:‘;.?{ts.
most delicate and lap; 31‘ .c;ur materials, l:_ny__their clothes of-TURKI
and survives us,1_ik'e'l_o Iti1s,;s:_‘0‘ _liglit ' »— -A ‘ A‘A§iii’yjEK;g
8° ’°$i¢l1ifi>ir'ig.‘ T l’:o’ri1jffli‘e
ging—w—a-child or a. friend, we may;nl-
most look ap
notes-diilfii hlhnvelic nature; may al
most say, “I have a piece of thee here,
not unworthy of thy being now.”
Leigh Hunt’
... . .. .. ..=. .7‘-‘-.,i°f
den! 53* _g§,_gsg;i_tli tlielock of lira,-lr:l_J_i3',l'c}’I‘g-v
to lieaveng;ajjdi'¢’aii,i1;i?;;-(‘f
iair'ixi_a;fi'g.s',zéz:.;§'12ezaiz. czomjlig I: -
j . Under.-Connecticut Hotel, uo:‘.3'i§i‘"m
34- .3. . ,£’s:1..dins=. njol. Qlférsd. es. sis
_ L‘.
.. e“.-'
i€~‘l°i.lllI,1i=.'- ..
10
.
e-.1'... *'
2,,-,~,~;‘x:53£l ‘Ki’: —»'»j in, -- j-J.I..;.1 i .‘_.,Ii .,.,
Wanted, $250, ' '
‘fir.
paid. inquire at the Gazette Ollco- tr
\
‘Grave Smiles-
so ofngents, without-an"
the qualityot the crti_-
I are ciire‘clof‘the Asriiui of 10 years stand-
Mrs. Paul of No. 5.Ma.-minond st.,.I_\T. Y., v.‘a.s
cured-of a severe case of Bl‘UI.lCllelilSNl);i7 the
"and decided
to be incurable by her Physicians. ' She was
A.'~’-'5'-31 M13’: 01‘ all, similar Stores in ‘rlorwnlk,
2'«:¢.fin::‘ss!.¥‘OR fF_E_iE_sEAs0)1,5; ALL run 2;? CEZTERAS
Stste.‘ And as for v-nriety, style, and excel.
len;cc of workmanship, one trial will occurs
4 l_’A'.RENTS_,,this i the place to bring your
sons. The stock of goods which we are ma.
?.c.im.e.r_ia of
. . tf49_
ON Mortgage Security, for a term of years
for which seven per cent. interest will be
6 0,000 G~IE‘TSl
The People’s Gift Association. l
T/re Celebrated Book of Ii_nawl_edge.’
VIVHLS worli is now published and for sale by
. the subscriber and his agents, at the ex-
trerm: low price ofone dollar. This valuable
work contains the most recent discoveries. and
9. vnrie_ty of ruonipulntionsond experiments in
the line arts, also over 500 receipts o:'.*Iery V81-
uable and dilierent characters, some oi‘ which
lis_vé"b'ecn obtained at great cost. This Book.
from the variety of Iiiio-.-vleilgc ii. contaiiia,
claims the attention oftbe iniliisti-ions of liotli
sexes, all classes. capacities and taste. lly is-
suing 60,000 copies. the 8l‘lltSC.i‘liJ“-l‘ :2‘ euixbled
to furnish them at the :a.bo':e 17‘«‘5l!0,'-‘I535 0‘?-C9113‘,
pleting the sale, to presexnt to the inemhers of
the association, the l‘olli>‘s‘ing~viili\nb1e proper-
ty. Each person buying 3?. Book. will been-me
zi member of the Association, and be"i_:reselil.'-.d
with u Niiuibsrcil Certificaf.o. entitling the
liol-.li-.r to one of tile Y0ll0Wl3§l G3“?!-
I .l«‘:ii~:u in Norlh Iluffalo Township, Armstrong
E i",'o.,1‘a. llll acres oflaud all tillable, and
.‘ under 5-. good state of cultivation, 26 acres
9.’=1CCllCi‘.lli timber land, 90 of cleared, inclu-
ding it good two story frame dwelling, curl
iicc-zeeaazvy out hliililinga. This Form is thir-
ty two miles from Pittsburgh, and one and
2. 213.1? milenfFo_m the "Allegheny river, val-
ued at __ ' _ 1 _ A A i 3,1o,oc<)
(.A‘.‘n‘v_ini‘orzna~:iou regarding the form
can he obtained of P. Black, ‘._bepres-
ent occupant of‘th‘cf premises.)
»Ta.vsrn Stand in. the Village of
Suilckafaurg, Indiana‘ Co., Pa. The
Rouse no large two story frame
building, 78 fentfront. and v.'i=.ii furn-
-ished, also—s.”la.r'gs stable and other
. necessnryont buildings all n.-3s?.———
1
pa
‘ r ‘r ts‘. ior. , rag , _ 5 030
cm cml‘.‘aE: I:‘3?~¢91‘3¥‘1»jZf 335‘ l3_"l"*““,“'3_‘1l?‘ll' WT}; 1,cl"oii‘.-fill l1ltesidence,inArmsti'oiig Co., '
can v.r.-.>.~.-mu. i «V 5, — 1.; -= — stniile and one acre 0 an W1? a
‘ ' 1 ‘L MORGAlTl-’ vnristy of choices fruit pind €3r7:ie.¥ent-
"”""*"' “ - s .it 2. About vemz es rem reo-
HYG'EANA° perm STD? buildings are all ne‘.ll.-~ . ,
.Ei‘augf'ai‘ Home to the Door of tire Jtfilffon. Valued at ‘ » _ 3,000
A xvouonsrur. Discovery has receniiv 19 E91193 53° 9°” “~"’~l°h°‘v-"*““°“1- L09”
1%. been made by Dr. Cur§is,.of this cit;-‘, in lég E:g’;§5G°l& g‘;nAmd° “ag llggg
A ti-eatznentvof Consumption, Asthma and all I - 6.“ ,0 ' 7 d ,0
diseases of thelinngl We refer” to'*‘_-‘ Dr. C12?‘ T?§,‘*'3e{§§,,_,e§ jiromn How, 039,, T 0
‘ii’ H3‘é'9*‘~+“-as °*’1“*19-li“&€ 5359“ “P” Mi.“ ‘lion with Sulke andg'I‘ra ll! 3--
Cberry‘Syrup‘.” With this new metfihc-d Dr. 0. Vameh at 7 pp 5 ' 500
*3“ ’e5‘°1V“‘ 3113“? "-ml°i*’”‘3 °"?" ‘C’ "‘*'f"'A°l 1 Buildin? Lot in the Borough of Kit- A
health;ss'su evidence of which rm; Sits tinmf i_anning=- . ' I 000
. .i . . - 2 , _ V . ,
$:;a£bg:§§§:§g?;?,:gEémoS,?;3F EIEF,-(1,,-;,{ee,,t3 rfliat 1 guilding Lot in the Borough" of '
inhaling-constantly breatlunz 3“ “3"ee"‘."1e’ ‘P Silegggrlloscwood Pianos —
h‘33li“é§ "'9-P"'3l'$_il’.'9 m°‘“°.l”“‘. proiielltlea must llioliesvooil Pianos. ' U - 1,200
°°me indirect °.°“l""°t with the V Whole of Ilka 4 Prince &:Co.’ llilelodeons 7640
Win‘ W3‘?-3' '01’ “=9 ‘-W73» “‘*“‘l."‘.“" ‘i5°‘‘3’‘'’ “*9 18 ooo‘Besuiiri’ii Steel Englnvizgs 9 cob
“’-9'“-V 3'“ “med Changes pmmmed uplmithem ?0’Bes.utifn1 Silver Wat lies I’ l '50
“'h°“l“"°‘3“°ed-mm t‘he- etognach’ lmd Bub. 50 Su orb Accordeons '6 750
jectedto the process ‘or Eligestion. Tue IIyge- 1 GP, .. _ ‘A _ '
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The Inhaler .18 v.'o_rn_on the breast under the , ifecfls “Music “" 4 560
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No» N9:.553~“.”‘Sl5-, New
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Life of Horace Gioeioy.
A NEW Ispplyjult received s‘tN‘PP,8.
trol of Ilnnnv AJ. Rsvuoxn. assisted inhin va-
uarto sheet, is sent to subscribers for
«- a--. .. .9--q.,;.=~ ~
9".
oral, that he has taken a store on the west. side
‘of. the bridge, opposite the Post Ofllce, No. '1
Wr.t-er‘-1st., and titted it up in.good,oi-der, where
“may be found at all times a large stock ofp;en_t’S,
lndie,s"ond chiltlrcnfs Boots ,and_ Shoes .01‘ all
descriptions, 1nsnufactur_e'ii by us ezrpiwssly for
'this'inarliel., by‘ Ltlie l_3_est'oftvor1:u_iehun'd of the
besl materials; n,0'ex'ciftions wi'11_be sspnred to
please those \vho,fs_vor'u‘s vvith oxcall. Custo-
mers’ work made to order‘. with nentneas, and
despatch. A Share of public patronage is re-
spectfully soliciiecl by J. P. IIANFORD,’Jr._
.,v£~'a" Particular attention paid to I'€[)8.lX‘lIlP," in
ellits brsnc‘: es. Norwalki 5118- “ll-
~ . I WE
Cheap Gash Grocery Store.
IlEsub.3crlbcrs woulil return their tlinrilfl
T to the public for their very liberal pn.tro;i'
for the lztst_tv.'o ye:-."i's, :v.nd they hope that
ttention to the v.'n.ii3.siol’ the comm"..-
fair and l.|i‘ll10l‘ulll£3 dealing, to mer-
it and i~eceA.ve 9. contiritiiizic-'.~ of their forzni-2'
c,_,_-igo-Ln, believing as they do, that {hay crux.»
and do sell all goodnin their line, at as 4..‘m.r,‘-
crate and of as good :2. quality so can bci‘omi».l
ct any other store in the ,cou!_m‘:7- They are
now ofiering great bargains in Teas, SIigar_:-,
.£“.c., and would invite an examination of their
large and fresh stool: offilroceries and provi-
ziona. ‘ ' G’. HOLMES 31 U0.
Old st:i.nd,l3lsst side}-Iain street.
A §.ieA'vsA .€§an_na;n-Aflursery.
STEPEEE HOYT lit. (30.
AVE on hand and offer it}? sale at their
Nuts:-1‘iés,situated one and a half miles
east of the village of 'l\lev,' Cannon, and three
and 8. half from Norwalk: . , .
Apple, Pear, (standard and i3.'nsrfs,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry,‘Apricots‘ (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.
Also, small fruits, viz: Raspberries, theAFal-
tolf, Franconia. "end _
English Gooseberries; Curran1‘.s,black English,
red and white Dutch,superior ‘varieties 'iStra.vv-
berries, the moat approved vstrzeticsl 53-50313
and Catawba Grape vines.
ORNAMENTAL Tunes.-Horse Chestnut. m0un°
tain ash. silver maple,la1'0l1}“ll?1‘¢9i l93l33l_31 51"
and arbor Vite.-s. _For vigor and 'hes.lthfulness
of g,,,,-,,,},, g,he.abGV_e_t-fees are not excelled if
equaled by any in.*-lI€'¢°.“nlT¥- ..
Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large 3'“-‘i°K.°f‘.‘-PPIG ‘T993;
that they be such as sv'e"of’healt.l1Y» 3"°l38 and
vigorous growth, abundant andregular bearers.
am} the moat va1usble.ma.r,ke.t ’v’9-1”l%¢!e_3,- TF9”
Nurseriies now occupy more than .15 se_res_ of
land, embracing more. then. 200.900.‘ cultivated
Fruit Trees. .. . .- .» . A - .1343
choice and Ss_loct,e.d. .-1'983.-
40 GHESTS of Green and Black Teas.
Cof1‘e‘e s.ridATeas, warranted to please;
lnprice and quality, they
I‘
age
by strict 2.
nity,"a.nd by
defy superiority.
G. IIOLMES &. CO.
» ‘Selling Qfi .0/zc(zp..’.. A A A i ' »
V HE subscriber is selling his Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 ' per_cent.
reduction in prices. If you want goods in my
line chcan call at No. 2 Skidd_v’s Block, sign of
the Red ‘ivoicn. A A ' o. s. Acmzx.
SA££i‘(-27' and Plated Spooiis. F0779‘,
Butter mid F ruit Ifnires, sittver
5- plaza.-Z Napkin Rings, ¢§~c.
I’i.~‘2.VE a. very line stock of the above goods
on hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by pedlcrs, 5-.rid handsomely en-
.. _- ,1 ill: ltcha-1‘°‘e. 0. S. CLARK
gm” “ 0‘ ° -2 Skiddy’s B10121;
Accow.-.’ca7is A_ A‘ A
l52PA1liED and tuned. Also zvlar e as-
R sortment for sale at Qnsnxi
. Port .7lllOPli€3.
7333 can find every variety and price of
Port Monies at A O. S. CI.Al'tK’.‘~'.
isciciug 1:'z'7‘d's.
[‘ i‘ ever‘; style and price. fil-
Ll O. S. C1..iitxA’;-3, ‘.2 Sklddy's Block.
FINE assortment, of Bohemian ll'are.con-
rusting o1'Veses of most exquisite finish,
not to be excelled by any in New York City.
lor -‘-‘rieprioe; Also. 9. splenriid assortment of
Boiicinisn Cologne Bottlsslroni 5s_. to 36 the
pair‘. at T. B. ClRlFFlTlAl’S.
fireianient
UST received some fine Boxes of aluliasjer,
0 rose wood, &c. O. S. CLARK.
Do you weltla. to see «
finest assortment of POCKET CUT-
‘LERY ever shown in Norvmlk? Call at
my e.t-ire, 2 Sisiddjfls l_3;locl-,_ sign of the Red
'\“.'2=.‘=.c.h. O". CLARK.
Efldia BEN cs 1%)‘?
H K‘-‘t)_b3 SALE. L‘ _
The building lot 1'C‘Cl:Llll;',-’ owned and
.pie£1by Capt. ‘Jm. Allen, on lflari I.lill,l:
ed for "sale on ve'r;-,r “reasonable terms. All
co ‘ts of about 1 1-4‘ acres of good land,v.A‘l1h
nuv3ie2'ous l.ltiril'ty and v,'cll—grown fruit ‘and
sl-iade t.rees,atandlng thereon, a well of of good
ani‘. never failing water, nitii the cellar and
tminclntion of the former building, flag "1-ltone
=.=.ra.llrs, anervly erected picket fence fronting
:1;-3 game, &c.-.— It is eligibly situated upon the
nznin road leading from South ‘1\’onvalkA to Da-
ricn and but a few, minutes walk from the de.
poi-. Any person ‘wishing 22. retired location,
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at a very low price. a
iiiast beautiful -and "desirable location for a
country residence. For further particulars in‘,
wire of Mr. John Knapp near the premises, or
.-‘.5 +.h:.~’ownor. JOHN WILLIAMS.
‘ .\I‘o. -10. Fulton st., N‘. Y.
lVa£c.’ie.r, Clocks, _
ND el kinds or Jewelry repaired . En
growing on Spoons, Rings, Cofir 2 later,
«lac. executediu 9. superior manner by L. CLARK
at No. 2 SkiddyA’s Block, sign of the Red Watch
. A O. S. Cums‘. "
2 A 33.35! I .
‘ HITE Rocliaway Sand for Plastering and
House-cleaning purposes, [or sale by the
is Marble llforks. ~-
. SMITH ii: MORGAN.
s ibscribern at h
tf'.£2 , . _
. I-mops. .
, FIN E Assortment of Pumps, t_:on‘s_i$tlngof
.’ Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells of
any depth, botb'Force and Suction Bose and
en ; Brass and Iron’ Cullendeie. at
~.*r.=.‘i0u"saiz A
» ‘ F. ‘H: NASi.l’S, Soil!/2 ~./\”omiTnIl:.
-‘
Nails, _
‘EN quantities to suit purchasers at lowest
rates, at CHICHESTERS.
"1 ATLDEN Rakes, Spoiling forks. Eden‘ long
‘:1’ and short handled manure forks, shovels
or‘ ::.ll. kinda. zzrniers and Gi1rdners_ would do
v-ell to call at E. YA Cnrcnesrnn
Cheap for Cash.
1' F113 subscriber would orfer for sale cheap for
-_ cs.sh'French aoci American Window Glass,
all sizes ; rich fancy C-lllllri. cud Bohemian
i‘i'arA-3; flue German Accords-:-na and Violin.-‘.-.
C.-:.‘.‘. and examine. T. B.’ Gllll-“1lE'i‘Il.
Viantcd Immediately,
NY quantity or‘ persons of all ngts and
1;. conditions to purcliu.~.~: line 'fiA'al.clic-s.jev.'-
elr_v and elegant Silver Ware. new on exhibi-
tion daily at No. 2 Skiddy’aI}1onl-:.
0. S. CL.-XRK.
School Eooirsil
‘~ LL the Books -.is.::d in ihe Union and tithe‘
fl. Schools, constantly’ on ‘sand
the lowest prices, er.
Clocks! Clocks! A Clocks l
I ‘EAVEUe. large assortment of Cloclss on
' hand at prices varying from one dollar to
95. and-.of it great variety of styles. .
Call and see st 1‘~_lo. Siiiildfa Blgiki
o v
BK.
'WASH'tubs,‘wash boards, pulls, brooms.
baskets of all kiflia. mackaronl, and
W133” 01' all kinds constantly on hand ;‘-sweet
cornforf boil-ling, prepared by the"Sli‘alters.;
fresh gi-oee:i‘ies;_re'-relveiil daily ofAthe bestggal
lt_7,et wholesplle‘and retsll,by AA.M£&~ -
Bird Seed. 7
AIR DYES.-Julius ‘Hael’s. Waters, Bat-
chelor-’: and other Hair Dyes. for sale
- ailfllilolu
at
and for sale.‘
liNA1’P’S.' I.
A-the plates everything pertaining to the male or
of l2l.le‘Cll.l.lS(.'S,8yI1l})l.0mS, and most certain cure
‘siecrethubits ofyoutli and excesses 01'-mature age
(the true) Red Antwerp, -
:31 Boxes for Ladies ‘
Pipe attached, if wanted; Cistern Puriips do.
ANARYJ. 1.19.!7ll>.9«?Id,Rape Seed. Cnttleilsh. .
. . B;p.ne,vB_i,r:d.§gaeses;&cL,'at BISSELIVS. 5'.
slalrfic .
NE W BOOT, SHOE, ‘W53!-'5°‘3:;*A”V,1g%£"n-fA_ V ‘-A‘‘-‘-‘*'
I 0 _' ‘ ‘5 . Q
Lea"-'her & Finding blon)’ . 1i.r«;vx-:i\"rIi edition, :5_-10 pug, with
WHOLESALE &.RETAIL. ‘' 4 nearly seventy live colo1'c«.' ‘1,-{s——
gg subscriber-hereby gives notice to the cit. _l'c:pre,sc.nting ulltlic iliscascs i w _ ....' l’ or-
issue of Norwnlk, onathe publicin .gefi- ' 91.18 of the male Wliemale, I wmi
‘ 12 (C8.
plate and practical work on the _
iiiysterles undrevclations of the male and fe-
male sexual systems ever published, with the
lsltest experixnents and discoveries lu reproduc-
tion. It illustrates anatomically and fully with
female genital systems; with n1'ullAdescription
ofall diseases to which they are liable ; from the
as iinpotency undiunoceut or unforseeri unec-
tions, syphilis (primary nudcons“i.itutionalA) gon-
orrhaer, blennorrhugie. etc. with numerous cer-
tilicatea of the riiout unparalleled cure: everper-
formed. Every person both married and sin-
gle should read this Work. Sold by Stringer
.z'1‘ownsend, 232 Broadway, at the Broadway
Post Office 422 Broadway, mid by the author
Dr. Lnrmont, 42 Reads street. corner of Brad-
woy, N cw York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $l,m:iiler.lfree of postage to any
ndCirese,securely sealed. Address all letters
Box 71 Broadway, rout Union, New Y01‘l£'.—-
Ag-.-ntn wanted in every town. ’lli-: u_Lll«DUl'
ciircs all the diseases treated on‘ ill the worik.
utiiiu old office, 42 Reade street, corner 01
l.li-midway, from 11 A. M. till 2 P. 31., and from
is nil 9 evening (Sunday from 2 till 3 I’. M.)---
N. "B.-Not the urug Store. ' 1,741
Extracts from Edit_oriul..\'otlces of I. number of 2\‘sws-
gnfipfira i-—“ We concur'wlth.t‘ns other papers in rescui-
me:i.liz4; I‘-r. Lgrmont and his work. ‘-—[\'.'ourrisr- du
I.-‘.ru".3 Unis, German Die Reforms, Slllldll. I)l|pa~‘.cli,
t.lta:;.ta Zeitung, National Derhocret. lay 00k. 133033
Sta. ilard, R.e‘uvrsy.Advoca;ts.Empire Clly, Pollceusrcttc,
i‘\‘c~ for-L Pick, Norv Br:uns'vvick_'l_‘in1en. _
reed, _I"eed.A _A
f E subscribers keeps consi.a_n._l‘.ly_ on hand
, every description ofEeei.l,~wh1clu?- W1_ll W
ii. pleasure to sell to his customers at 0.11,!-lmcs,
d 1' . G‘ a call.
an no grow ing ive us HOLMES & C0.
.... ‘,
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Id“. '2’. &. N. 11‘. Railroad.
1854. WINTER .kRRANGEZ'lE'.\’T, 18
Commencing Dec. 11, 1854.
Trains to New 1 our.
_ »_ From ./Vctv Haven.
CCOMIlIODA'l‘IO2i'-At 5.30,T.00 and 9 -355
. A. M. and 4.15 2'. _ p
The 7.00 A..\i. t_r-.iin receives passenger! fl 0111
the Dsubury Iiailioud at llorwclh. . M
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the Iisrtford, Spriuglield, und §..e.unl‘1{s,r 13.15 .~.
at New haven,-auil Irom the hsugmucn i~.s.il-
road at l5ridguport._ _ _ _ _
E:~:rar:sn-—At 1.1:) 3-.31., (H1 ¢03}3‘-f°“°“
Erjuress train from Br).-‘l'ol1;)1'9l3'~‘1V1l18 P3 “
EH3 “om ;qe-,-,- 1,o,,.,lgii, and Canal Rzul;‘o~ ..
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1;,-;dg(.[,01-;, stuppiixg at Bridgeport, Noi'v::.».ut
and Stulmortl. AZ 3-*3‘-l 7- 31-: {’t‘-‘‘Pl’3“f-§ 3‘
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Huusu .' *2 in .i‘2ailrocd.
P3,-,}p.euge)_'3 fa]! 3';-L? ‘-‘COLll¢ lid-ll.l'G3d ‘ff
take the 9.3.’; A.:.r. n.....i so Bridgeport.
Danlmry and .-‘.".zrwal/c .¢'iuLi'r0a_d.
Passengers for the l.’£“.lllDl1l‘j and I-lorvrall;
Railroad will take the ‘I A. 31. and 4.16 1-. 2.:
trains to Norwnik. -
l
I
iil
Trains from New ‘ir'or§.'..
For .N'cLL‘ Hat-en. ,
Acconp-At 7 ., mid 12: 31., and at 3.3-'.‘
and 5.00 P.M. I
Ex:-nuns TRAINS--—At 8 .1. 5;. and 3 r. 51. 21*‘
Boston, via. New hiiveii, lia.r?;for.Ll, Spring‘...
and Worcester, the 8 A.i.i. stopping B.l:Sl5l1!1‘..c;=.
and Bridgeport. the 3 ram, at Stamford, 1?
walk and Bridgeport. ’
The 8 And. train connects with Housato'n?.=:,
Canal, and New London Railroads.
The 7 .3. >1. Accominodatiou, and 3.30 P. 3.1.
trains connect with Dsulyury <2 Noravslk Reil-
Snaving and AHarr-dross1n8-
I Ahlsubscribcr is still to be round. at his oplu
.Stand’,.\vust-side the Bridge, ready to aerw
uiscuzstoincrs, in all the _depa.rtmeuts ol _shaY*
i’ug,lrairaressiug,neud cleuping, o‘:cV., <'~’-¢- 31'
maiiy ;re-.irs experience in‘ these ’ branches. he
deems ii. nutlicii‘.-nt'gusrunt,ee or his ability’ to
please all who mayfsvor min with their put
romige. lA’s.rticular _s.ttention' paid to glue cut-
tingand dressing of cl_iildrenI’ha1r.A Sick per-
sons Waited on at their residences. He has also.
all the leading J our-n_sls of the any for as out
‘his News Depot. and is Agent for Adams &_Co s.
Express; all package_s left to his care. W1“ 59'
mmptly forwarded. H V . _'.
{)2 ‘May 25, 1853. ’ GEO. W.
A ‘Union Hall .
or..o-riurmo 31-03::
THE Proprietor of this for ‘famed establish-
ment, would inform the inhsbitttnttrof Norwolk
and adjoining tovvns,thalAb‘e hasonAhand agood
sssortniont of Fall and Wini._e,r,,(_l_lo%lIiII’g,‘ Whifll
he is sellingat great bc.i"gain‘si; those wanting,
anything in his line wi
tags to give him a. call ; _ .
the business and facilities foncartying it on, en-
ables him tofurnish the same art-.c_l_i_s for 9. ‘lest.-
price than thoseiofiless exp9ll91l¢.“ PPESWF ca”-
my clothing isall mode, under my "own supervi-
sion . consequently is better, made than is gener-
allyfound at other stores. I also hsve_a larger
stock on hand than any other store in Norwalk,
so" that the purchaser has u better assortmentto
select from; I am "also, receiving daily additions
to mv already large and well selected etoclt"-
Soms very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.
In addition to
soriment of G ent
Bistinrz of Shirts. Bosoms, Collar.-, Suspenders,
G10-:é's,Cravats,Stocks, and all other ‘goods
ii.-ius.£llv found in clothing stores. _
N. B‘. Gnrinents cut and made to order in
we be,,t,,,,,,,,-,e,._,,m1g.o short notice. All goods
bought ofme will. if dcsiri cl. be out free ofexy
case to the Piirclmscr. 'IIi,C-MAS RILEY.
Parian Ware.
T and ornamental Ware, elioulil nee eeeii by
all who have a taste for the bizautilnl. It ll-
to in-‘appreciated, 1'01‘ sale 15' p _‘
'1‘. B. Gl:tlr‘FIi‘Il.
1~‘.’nriv:illr. Blllli. .»\u:_ru.=f ]l*.".3
HIS i-are and most buuutilul kind ofuseful
impossible to describe lllliWl1i‘C‘,llIl}ll5llJ(3 seen
7---— --——-""“‘ “""""
fixes.
OLLIN8 'l‘v;-iii-alts, Iicnils and other makes‘
with and without handles, s1:.io::’s boyil
axes and batch ' all or‘ which are v.'ul‘rantcdi
and for sale by " VA. Cl,lllC'll}:l"l'F-R.
‘ _'\ -
JACOB f:‘1VI1‘I‘}}3.’
i‘iI.-XCISIENRY l3I«2i’U'1‘,
95 .»’lA"1'¢z-irlarsi. Lfilitl, N. 1".
EEPS coustzmtiy on hand
K Pressure guid Regulating valves, for
Steam Engines, Sl{A:8m'W’l1lEil08, Mill and Cir-
cular news, 5 kinds of illortice Miiclii1ies,'l‘-.-rioii
lliacliine3,Boi'ihg do., M.nii:g .7‘.l-acliiziery, Cor-
uish pninps,lil'tiug‘uud l'orciiig,Stc-aiii Engines
and Boilers, Stamps and .\lort-.irs, Drillliiig inu-
chines assorted, l’ower and hand puucbes,turn-
lug lathcs for iron and wood, planing machines
for wood and iron,sasli and moulding machines,
Tenon machines, Spoke do., die.
Also, machines for turning are and Pick
hanilles, Leather Belting all sizes, best ma-
chinery oil, wholesale and retail : .\iuchine:-it’:
flies assorted, Send Puper“Gage’s” best, E111-
ery paper and Emery cloth,also the best Lon-
don E:nery,allNos.,slso, Iron pipes for Gas
and water, assorted from I I-2 inch to 12 inch
in diameter. Terms cash, or approved paper-.34
Building Materials.
Hard and Salmon Brick.
_, 100 Barrells lump Lime.
'50 Bsriwlls Cement.
25 do Boiled Plaster.
10 do Marble Dust.
1000 Buahéls plastering Hair.
The subscrib-.-r intends keeping constant
assortment of the above named inuterisls on
hanil,and Will furnish purchasers at lowest
market prices. W. C. STREET.
Nory,'a.]k, May 15th, 1354.
Window. Glass.
- BOXES -American, French, 9.nd‘En-
glish window glass, assorted, from
6x8 to 26x32, for sole sit
by
\
'3
kn
manufacturers prices
‘WM.’ 0. STREET.
'1' B S s '
HE.subscriber_ keeps constantly on hand
large supply"-‘o1’fr-.-sh fl‘E4S,_of allquulltles
and prices. Do_n’t forget to call at A
' ' ‘ ' " HOLMES .5‘. Co's.
Bucks and Buck saw 55.
LL ready for use 01' ft superior bind, _ y
for sale by ' Cnxciissrzn.
N BAD ti; FULMEWS Croton-.‘,{etallic Fire
‘ proof l’aint.—-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
action oftbe weather and fire, and is chea er
than other points inconsequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much inore"sur-
fcce,twice as much as some. Give it a. trial.
E. V. A. IIIIICIIESTER, Agent.
Zinc Paints.
‘HE subscribi.-i- oil-.-rs 3. fuli assortment of the
c-:lc‘urated Zinc I-‘iiiiit.-.. comprising snow
wliite,wliitr-, peurla.ud brown. ground in oil,
rnannfactured by the “New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany," anal for sale at their lowest uric:-s.
’ \'\A'Il.’. C. STREET.
_ fanning mills.
‘F the ferrsi.-rs want tlicir grain cleaned Well
. ‘and fast; letliiem go and _b_iiy'or'Ciiicm:sir1~:g
1‘1:.uv cutters, lAIovey'r. patent spiral lcnivcs
the beat. and cheapest in the niurlcct. at
‘CHICIlES’I‘ER’S. ‘
EETLER ‘Ai’.—-A splendid ‘4.:lS0flm(.'lll oi'Aincr~
icon and English Ciitlizry‘. notli table and
l and EX§.ll1llIlC. A
E. V. .-1. CIIICHES’l"ER.-
C
pocltr-;t. Please cal
Xliiew floods.
OCEEET Cutlery 1, 2, 3 and 4 blades new
patterns, a large assortment: Fishing
Tackle, of the most approved quality; Pru-
ning Knives. grass hooks, pruning shears, sick-
lee, garden troivels, patent rr_ute_ hinges and
ketchee,&o., just rcceivedand for sale by
A‘ ‘ " 1 ‘ I WM, C. STREET.
'jAi-morals’ ’
l'IE\lI_C.‘lL Writing; Fluid is at present used,
in nea.r_1y_ all Banks and large Mercantile
C
"Housesfitis when first written greenish blue
cplpr but changes to a. b autiful Block that will
.sudurs for ages. For sale at
' A A A . KN APP_’S.
-. Af Status For Sale. 4
I';O'XlDS’of‘ good Stone for sale,s1ilt5;’
ble for docking or building purposes,
and but 9. short distance from the Bridge. En
quire at the Gazette once.
11 find itto their advnn-.‘
—es-his—oxper-ience in
the shovel have a. good as-_
li mcns Furnishing Goods,con-'
road at.Norvv~.~.llr.
Trains from .f‘v”cw York to JVoArwaZF:.-At
7 ‘.11., 12 24., at 3 (express). 3.30 (ex.), 4.00,
and 5.15 I’..\£. _ A ‘
Trains from ./Vorwalk to New York.--At
6, 6.44, 8.15, and 1).52A_.ai.; 2.20 (0x),5.30, and
9.06 PAL (ex). ’ '
Trainsfrom Norwalk to New Haven.--At
9.15 A.M., at 2.24, 5:02 (ex), 5.35,.s.ud 6.18 P.:.:.
See large bill of advertisement at the Station
Houses and Hotels.
T . J AMES H._HOYT, S
1..-».
up’t.
‘.2’
‘ Road.
Danbnry 8;; No i V
WIN FER ,»zRP.u\ra__ma!;/vr.
. A Goinmiomo. Discuss: 11., 1854.
Trslnsrun daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DANBURY '1'!) SO'lI',l.‘~B,.)lO,R'WA._Z-K
_ 1:: Pasaen er at 6.50 -A. l,L.'.—-Arriving at
South Norws. it at -8.05 L‘-')(.‘ Ind connecting
with the 7.00 A. M. Trainafrorn New Haven, and
_':_._00 573, Aecominodatiot-'I—n'lu ~fron- New-
York, stopping {at allligtiogs. _, -V _ _
2d Passengers an-£l__!lf,£_t'g/it at 3.30 P. M.-
Arrives at South Norwslkfat 0.20 2. tr. -A '
SOUTH Nofiwfilfi i'.l'0._D_A1\IB%‘Rl‘!
1-‘st fassgnger rm,¢_1','Fr,¢i'ght at 9.20 'A. l_iI.—'
Receiving passengerb _t'roin;‘the New York 7.00
A. ii". and the New Hjavc_ii,_‘(.00 4. M. Aecoin.
-'l‘_rsins,,o.nd,arrive at Dsnbnry st 11.00 A.)!.,
stopping at all stations. "
2d Passenger at 5.40 P.M.Ay-Receiving Pus-
sengers from the 3.30 1’. tr. train from New
York',"and arriving at Dsnbury at 6.50 2.11.,
stripping at all stations -
Stages from Ridgeslv.-Id Centr’ to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect _w _ - the 6.50
1. M. and the 3.3D~P. 3!. trains. and return on
the arrival at. the Rid gi.-field Station of the 9.20
;. r-r.A‘n.nd 5.40 P. 5!. trains: ‘- A A A ’ '
Passengers who purchase tickets before te-
lrinp: seats in the Cars can have them at re-
duced rates. HARVEY SMITH, Sup‘t.
I‘ or BOSTON _~_W_,_, _
EGULAR MAIL LINE via Stouingtonfor
Boston, Providence, Nuv Bedlord, and
Tsuntuii.—-inland Route, without change of
cars or detention, carrying the Eastern i‘.le.il.
The steniut-1': PLYi\ll lU'1‘fi ROCK, Capt.
Joel Stone, nnil COMMODORE. Capt. W. H.
Frszee, in connection with the Stouington and
Providence Boston and Providence Reil-
I‘0a<ls. leaving 2,3.-iv York daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) frc-in Pic? No. 2 N. R.. tlrst ivb::.rt‘abovs
Buttery-place, or 4 o’clock.P. M., and stoning-
ton at 8 oiclocl; 2’. M., or on the arrival of the
mail train which .leo.ves Boston at 5.30 P. M.
These stesnm-5 are unsurpassed for strength.
eafety. speed, c»;:m'o1't and elegance The odi-
cers are cxpoifuiiced and attentive. '
The C()?~l.\élJiDG?.iE from New York--Mom
(lay,\Vedr1:2s{lz1§,‘ .°..AiA.l‘ Friday. From Stouing-
ton+'l‘ue.<( y, 'E'li=.:i-sday and Saturday. ‘
The PL'x‘;‘J.OTI'i‘iI R.-‘ DCK from New York-—
Tuesd‘ay.Th:zrsii-ay and Saturday. From Ston-
in gton~—Monri; "7' Wednesday and Friday.
N. B.--1’a:s<:n_s,rers on arriving at _Stoning‘:on
proceed immediately by mail train to Provi:
deuce. Boston, T-suntan and New Bedford, or
by accommodation train! -from Stonington at
7.30 A. M.
Through tickets on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays for Nantucket, nolmes’ Hole and
Wood’s Hole, via. New Bedford, connecting
with the new steamer-EAGLE WING.
A Baggage-Master accompanies the steam-
boat trains to and from Boston
For passage, berths, staterooms or freight,
applications me be made at Pier No. 2 N. R‘,
or at the ofllce, 0 Battery-plow.
133w ‘ifork at Liverpool ‘U. S.
..,..‘.‘..:'.;.
HE Ships composing this line are the fol-
lowing: ' - .
ATLANTIC. Cs 1:. West. home, Capt. Nye.
_ Biirzric, Capt. oinstoek. Annmo. A A
These ships have been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, osalso in
their engines, toiusure strength and speed, and
their accommodations for psssengerr are un-
equalled for elegance and comfort. Price of
psssagc from N etv York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second do., -_$7A5 ; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms,‘ $325; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 one 20 guinea.s.-
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.’
No berth secured until paid for. ' -
For freight or passe "e" app] to EDWARD
K, COLLINS d: 00., ' .56‘ all-st., N. Y.;
Bnowx, Samar 5: Co., Liverpool; E. G. Roa-
Enrs No. 13King’s Arins_Ynrd,London;
JOHN MUNIIQFJ & 00.,‘ Rue Norte Dene des Vic-
tories, Paris, or Gno.A 8. DRAPIR,‘ Havre.
The owners of these ships will "not"’be ‘sc-
. countable for gold, silver, bul1lou,specie,jew-
elry. precious stones and metals. unless bills
of hiding are signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein ex ressed.
Shippers will p.e=.*.se take notice that the
ships of this line '\‘2"‘.:'-Oh carry any goods con-
traband oi‘ war.
Erof ssor iBan"y’s
ELEBRATED ‘T--3.:-:pheronI,' 0. new supply
~ just receive-v.l i:.~‘. ‘ " A KNAPP’S.
Crockery, C21-iiua 81. Glass Ware
NE of the En.-fig:
Sloclrs ol‘(‘vr ‘.1-"ry,A Glulfi China Wares,
to be found in Z\'~A-.-'-=.Aa~.,llr, can now be seen attire
getlier Will) 2:.
low price."«. G. W. SMITH.
BY the Farr-‘l -2-?
~ in
-a
Eiii‘ its-.19
i 2 1. l Cumberland Bohr. For
I
.A ;’.ll1‘0 at the ofice of the
‘(stic-
Soutb liorvmllr.
.-Norwulls G3:-_=~:'-.0. if-A10
B1n§c?ge-r..=:...:.ot'- ' M" "
LOCKWO0D’S.
lies
I u
AIR, 'l.‘ooz: ~=.uAl Fail Brushes, 9. flue ss-
sorL=nc2.A‘. ...‘ . IQIAPP’
OODEN ‘.3’ 21:: .~.u<‘l Mats, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe at . . NASH’S,
‘ South Jlfurwrzlls.
or Sale-—p1‘ice $25. “Enquire at
SLEIGH F
' i ' Gazette Cities-
’UI.«E8 HAUEIBS ,Colel::‘:.‘.stl Shaving
‘A Cream and Toilet S-mp at“ lix.-:.i°:~’.=.
and Engmved Plate
Kznarr.
in‘. J" T
GAS!‘ Iron Slnlis ct
u ...
IiOCB'.WO0D’S.
Whifh 2‘.-‘s 13-"..‘l't.".‘~bt;tlb"..Ll*o‘k1l.’Jl' zlicp'.tA..: ;y‘i.-:».; =-ii-.
abli: him to on‘-.-r iii. -.-. '.i‘llll‘.‘ig :,‘.llVi:.LL3C ii’-'-‘cal;
cost, Lollies’ iiutl 1,};-iil.leincu’:s i..‘,~oitl \‘,‘.=.=.«,-ii
18 Carats line, ‘.'ill.ll open 1'~.‘.ce, hunting
nzngicoascs, \':.1.rr-.-.m.<-Ll ,'_ii.:i';'i-(:1. ti:ue—l;e-‘A;
in prices varying t’roi:: 52:0 to .:’-.l'i‘:‘;.
Willi Ulll'0‘.l0l1l€f.‘..5l.'.‘.’J«.1.li‘..'.\L‘\‘,'.'{u.l‘:'l.l.J;§u(1 ii.
5,
‘.V’.ire, muuI.it'.icturs.-d to order ,._, ,.,,,_. ,,-6.4.. _ ,_ -
1
C‘ ' ' -\vn<1u .
iirticlesol Szlvr.~1'-'.'.*-.:.......i-.--.5 =‘-.5 ,.ur'.~. as no ..
vc=_‘;;}pe(:£'.1cl0S, Pens, l’i'ncil:;, Tll'lZ."ilJl-TS, li
:;,,~.~ils, lJUCKet3, lac. ,i'y‘7Ell Uk‘;‘{'s:)lal|.’1'UKlf‘o A.-:i1~l
£l=:sir-able pcttcrnso ‘at . Lugs, Lzulisa.-.
Li-3£l[lCl].‘.i.‘l.l.S.l5l“.‘l\.Sl'. l".‘ns,.Fin;;c_r i’.i1ig.a,1, -_,.
‘fest nu-.1 Chatelaine basins, oi the lstir.-2 .
most i.~.snioiiu.ble SY.jl:l83,d\-i-:Jl(‘..l.1 .or ~.i:inii~._. ..
cquul L0 any cv-or um.-rs.-_ in H p
price and beauty oi design cannot ran to suii
the most dilficult. All goods Wlll be cl.eeri"=.u- 3 j
1;; shown to those who xv
gratify their curiosity.
llusliidocedhituto selectfrom thg best
.:ri'.’. .A..-.ne.-ric-.;.n .\;{:1uutuctui‘srs, 9. large
0
,.
, ziuished, wliich will be sold at greatly reduced
. ; prices. Silver and Pearl Card Cases, Par‘.-
- Lionunies, c'ac., of the latest cud most approved
?x‘- | patterns, which for finish, dA.zra.b1lity,.,con'.-‘en-
l lence curl ciieupncsa, are superior to any before
IVIAIE. STEAMER‘S.' A
"rice and Avinegsr, ivhicli, is dealt out to the pas-_
, richest lend bestselfcted
store oftiie .s'.:‘==.sAc.ri!»L-r at "South-Norwrilk, to-
‘-.-.l assortment of‘Grocerie‘i-,
&c., mil 0:“ v.".iicl: v:':‘;l be sold at exceedingly
A
:3 c n i,i
3-l1’_r’i' e ii'i.ia7c]"_
.St‘.:«;.:.ssoi'. Tu
A-‘Z3. $7.3. .’s'.'9AL.-‘7:'.§3ll?éli'.3"ri”‘J. 3
’ )()-liLl)1_-ivitotliu.:.t.tu1:iuii cf'LL-.-.- l.’ 2.1!.-iio_,
1.olii..l.l.l'_.;—; ....-»l .,-Icc=;iii.- A.:'.'_-".-.1; .'.«:;~."i U1,
.. _, _
W :.'.5c/.-es, ~Jcwz:o’r;./,
l
Silver Ls.-pine, Anchor U.ln’.l i'al.LLiJiL ’ l... ; l.‘l..‘$l
- . L‘
wood sltisl-uct:ou,1'i‘om ;,s1u to ;,.5.',-,
Acoinplete A.i.ssortinnnt oi".-;:i_-.--,.~_,.; _--;,~,,*, 1/ ,_
O
unable styles, W?-1i"«“~l ‘-‘fill uu sold as 1i;-~..-
rgo¢(art.'c.’c can be bought el;".ev.'hg-rig,
1-.
Au.
rv
': :2.'.l_'.ll5lO'.l to 2. re steel: of ; '_n , . ..
i..i ‘ 01.. 4..
Li orwulig. 2.3;, 1.3-,-
on
in,
The increasing demand tor
2‘i:co Cutlery‘,
if
lrocket L-.’.uives, Scissors, Razors, <3:c.,..n.;-me
son: the lincst tempered steel and bes.u:ili:ll3-
oiiered in this place.
Liidiesdressing Combs of India Rubber and
Bunalo horn. Gentlemen: Pocket Combs, an
a..~.sortment always on hand.
The Brush Farn_i1y,~
is represented by any quantity of firs-rote ar-
ticlea. in the shape of Hair, Clothes, Dust,
Shaving. N-I11 uucl.'1‘ooth Brushes. «Also, Dr.
Barbour’: Alkaline Dentriilce too well known
to ueed comment ; Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils of
:mpel'l0l' quality ; Perfumery, 2. large supply of
all the choice extracts, just, received,
A complete assortment of
Fancy‘ Afiasketsf
Will now be disposed of at wholesale prices,
to make room for the Largest, Cheapest and
its: ./lssortment of
” Ornamental Glades.
Ever beIore‘od‘ered.in this place.
Trench Olooks,
An ingenious and beautifully executed piece
of afecllanisna, runs three weeks without wind.
ing, strikes the hours and h_alf'hours,an excel.
Lent Piinekeeper and beautiful parlor ornament,
Eight Day, -
And Thirty hour Clocks. wlthand ‘without
glarms. constantly on hand. - - -I
‘ , As an i~llustr'ation of the spirit of -enterprise
-which characterizes the American People, he
olfers for sale Clocks of domestic znanufucture,
new, neatly made and warranted for one year,
for-the sun: of‘1"'_' ” _ ' "
. A A 75 -.(-‘e-ms."
A few second hand Clocks, but little used, and
in good order, for sale for a. mere trifle.
or Musical friends who understand their
own interest will examine JACKSOWS lust
arrival of Rosewood Accordeons and Flutinns
before purcho.si’ng elsewhere.
,His stock of Fancy Good: includes too great
a. variety to enuinerete in an advertisement;
The subscriber thsnkxul for the large amount
of putiorisgs bestowed on his establishment for
the last few months, will endeavor by ‘strict
attention to his business end the wants of the
public, to merit’a.’oontln'unnce of the same.
_ ./Ill g mils warranted as represented.
Par-ti :1ll0.!' and personal attention given to
the rep tiring of due Watches. Jewelry repair-
ed with neatneas and dispatch.
ALFRED JACKSON,
At the old stand of C. E. Disizrosv.
Norsvsll-:, June, 1854. -
I’?
WILLIAMS 6: GUlO_N'S
Emigration and Foreign E1‘-
change Ofilce.
Na. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and
Watsrlrio Road, Liverpool.
The (lid Illnckstair Line of Packets,
Saiiing ptmctually from Liverpool on size 1.9:’
6tli, 11th, 16th, 213! and 26!}: of each month,
and comprise the following _spl_end£d snipe.
Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
J acob-A. Westervelt, Headless, 13500
Wm. R-nthbone, Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle, 1300
Princeton, - Russell, H00
Irene, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1900
SilasGreenman, Spencer, ‘ 1500
Leviathan, Knapp, ll.‘-0&2
Wm. H. Hsrbeck, Marshall, 1600
Guy Msnnering, Freeman. 1600
Washington, Page, 2-300
Enterprise, Ffitki 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith, moo
N isgara, ' ' Smith, 1000
Dewitt Clinton, Funk, 1300
Mai-mion , Hadley, 1000
Sandusky, Borland, 1200
Owego, Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Barstotv, 1.100
Now Ship, .tI(lS‘i‘€7.I‘i3S, 17 50
These Ships are the most magnificent that
have‘ been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants 3 and
their accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin.
oudsteemge passengers, are vastly super-iorto
those of any other Line. '
The Ship's allowance of provisions comprises
flour, out-mcul, bread potatoes, peas or beans,
aengers once or twice a week during the voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2.lbs.- per -week..fq;-eagh
s.dul_t,snd half id-1owsnc,e-for children under-.12.
years; and in addition to the above,.a. tumm-
allowance, sccording toslate act of the Brit.
ish parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. s_ngs.r_,and
helflb.‘ molasses, to each adult, weekly, with
thi-eequei-ts water daily. In all cases where;
any-of—the personspsid.fox=decline—coming—ent,.
the full pesssge_—rnone'yA1_s returned wifhoutany
deduction-._ _- .. , , . .
Persons residing In the country. thet_&esx;=e to
se-nd‘mo'n"éy to their frie_‘nds'in thé'O1d Country ‘
and wishing to‘ save time, and expense; ,,_.u;.
have it done in n sstisfsetory, and correct man.
nor, by enclosin by Post, to the snbsor'iberi,.
the .snm»they‘-.vIs_ to sand, with the name and
address of the party who is to receive 1:, W1,“
9. draft on the nenrcst‘Branch to their residence:
will be forwarded by.the_ first steoinc: with us’
much punctuality as if the person sending it was
prescnt_.and a receipt returned for tiaemonsy
by next mail. - ’ ‘ .
\ § “‘ ~~ I ""‘ '
~ £s.'I' I ENTICN.
HE‘. Subscriber gratefully ucl5.:ion'1e<1;es the
lineritl patronage which has ut-en extended
W niin by nisfriends and the public generally,
Tor the last 14 years, and hopes by strict appli-
c.~.i.tio=.1 to business, to meet a. continuance or
pat:-it tlrvors. tie has now on hand, and is con-
stuutly manufacturing to order, all kinds or
Lluruess tlsmng greatly incrcaseii his facili-
ties in manumctui-iiig, he is now prepared to
execute all orders in his line with proznptn-ass
cud despszch, and pledges hiniselt to-sell uny
and every article in l.‘.lS, line as cheap as the
same article can be furnished by any other ‘illn-
ilar Establishment in the County or State, He
has on hand all kinds of articles usually I-zcpt
A by SJ.'.l(lle1‘3 and Harness I!1‘.l.l.(L‘Z'S; Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Vclises, Carpet Bags, Horse
Briishes. Curry Combs, Cards, Shuznois Skins,
Liorse Sheets, Fly Netts, &c., also all kinds ol
Saddlery Ware, Carriage and Riding ‘Whips,
all kinds and qualities, which wi.‘i be sold at
inauufacturers prices. Orders thankfully re-
ceived. Terms favorable.
Norvvalk, Aug. 11.
Will. B. SWAN.
carriages For Sale.
NE second-hand trotting Buggy, weighing
200119., with top; one do, Weighing 275,
without top; also, one square box, family
ct;-Led .l;'.(t1/4-‘.t:£,I' Cat.--..«.A'..i,‘; ,‘_._,—.____
elTe::live purgativo
rare rim‘. perfcctljfs
' V!’
if
h to purchase .r\'1
lvnno
i}PlLLS.
. l
FOR ALL THE YURPOBES OF A
;l-xi M 1 LY REY SIC.
-‘ to-'3 .1 public demand for an
vhich could be relied on as
.n its operation. This ha.
-' t that demand, and an exten-
s has conclusively shown wit,-
n P?" .
+' ‘x. in’ its virtiie
- ,5 yucca-:1 it ztccomplislies the urpose designed
a : is e.~.sy to n‘.a:»;c rt physical ‘oil , but not easy :.
,.‘:'/i's—— one which should hav
‘:1 -tio'..s.ir.1t {Ill the advantages, o
" A-«. been attempted here, an
.-s e would ros.pectt“.ill_v sulinfit 1
ion. it has been unfortunate fi
‘ _ {to ':.-ll?it almost every }‘)urgqt§' .
-e.5,i._~i_.,-,_« is no ;,.on_?.,.i:s and irritatii*._:z to the be‘
- '1‘h§q is; not. 31'-.nj,' of them produce so mu
' ; re'.'ulsi:.-n in the syzstein as to m.-
- the good to d_c-rived fig ,
~.iz':‘.’s pmduco no i.1'ritat_1on or pa .
: zlfrmai ;: previously -.‘-xzstlng obsiri
i::,-nt in the bmvels. Being pur.
7 ".!‘ITi can arise from their use in .: V
‘:-~12 3.. is i:ei:t-_=r that any medi ‘ 3 -ho.
. Telimtte (luv.-cti-ivns for 4.‘:
. '( i..€‘ll3E."§ to vvliir.-li 11:.-3*.’ a.';A:- .
on oi. the box. Among tie
‘i.-n.-A,. speedily‘ cured 0}‘ th-:r.,
oleint, in its v.".rioi=.-1 fc:
' Lanrruor and Loss of 1
', Biliozzs Header
f~_.1e, Pain in the 5
‘base are but the c
in in the liver. As
*r,d sure relief in C
-:1)’, Humor}. -‘.5’-I
orsness of the no
xlccd; in_short, 2
sequence of
aperient, 1'.
fiveness, 1
Vila and Sea; '
5 ms singular}? st
, 3 _ _ ,. ' -.ut,Dro**sy,Gra1
el: . ’:_..pl‘i‘a1t‘:o1i_ or t Eeziri, ainsinl
~c.u,_c.nd Side. e; .»,~*m,,;1,d be fie
s_pr;z~.g of tlir-.~ year, to purify the his
Ac the system for the change of 55.53;
2.1 dose stimulates the stomach a
".'A‘i'.vels into healthy action, and restores the an] »
':'.te and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by th
stimulant action on the circulatory system, rer
.1 .
Tl!
-.-ate the strength of ""'= bocly, and restore ;
wasted or dbea ” rgice of tl.e ‘fillolf: Org? his;
{lance an occ. .r_l‘.'anta_g'G-;aus, .;-.-
:-izingh no se. gczi. t exists; but
zecessary dosing s:io:;._-:1 never be carried too it
as every purgative mciicine reduces the stress:
7-'l“.§a taken to excess. The thousand cases in Whig _,
-; pnyslcis required cannot be enum.-retail "care, L-
51157 tug est "lh€_12l'5el.'i'-2S_ to the reason of 37::
body; In it imcozzflilently believed this pill r.-
inswer u better purpose -than any thing whiz-h ‘n.
hitherto been oval :.’.e to mitnkind. When the -.
virtues trronce lane-vzi, the public will no long.
Ainuht what remedy to employ when in need :5
.':.‘l:'aa:fic medicine.
rn:.=.:..=.io 31’
JAid7‘S..C...AYER,
Practical and Aazaiytical Cheurisi
I.;3‘.‘s'.7.'I..E., IVEASS.
‘0 ‘Price 86 cents per 25:. Five B-axes far 51.
. so ,
uiisnnr PEGTGRAL,
For ‘the IIl!'Di(:n' Care of
GOUGHS; CGLBS, §l03ill§iZSE§-E
E.%*.ililI(}tllTlS, Wl_I0ili’l.‘i’_G-ii0F'3ll,
CBCUP, i|S'i’lil'llii, AND
SUMPTIGN.
Lars remedy has Won‘ for itself such noturiel
from its curse of every _variety of pulmc.-:s.'y disses
:i.:.t'it!s entirely unnecesssr‘: to recount the EV
dencesof its virtues in ant" community where
‘:.==._s been employed. So wiife is ‘the field of its us.
».-‘luness, and so numerous the cases of its cine ,
mat almost ever;-' section of_ the country aboirna ~
persons publicly izn.-rrm. 7::-3 r~.are_‘:-:2:. raster» ,
::o:n elnrrrtng and sv-».r. desperate aiseeses of 2‘.
-.1‘ 5 by its use. ’vFi"i‘=i'-:1 once it. periori
over every other medicine of its 1-Lind is £20 app:
-‘.1 to escape obser-*ati.~z:. and where its vlmies r.
....T-E, the public no longer hesitate what antidc
.c employ for the distressing and dangerous all‘:
.-ricns of Ht}: pulmor.-wry organ: r.";ich are inci:.‘.:-
so on: 0 ate. not on y in forinidable -
‘asks upon the lungs, but for the milder T:-.rle'c.
of Cows, COUGIIS, I~Io.~.2=s2.\‘Ess, ; ai-.5 :
CESILDREN it is. the plczsanfest arid s:~‘i{.2.s1 In-S.llL'."
net can be obtained
As it has long be-=~
Chis section, We new- or do more than .. ~
;-ecple its quality 1- ‘ rt up to the best that it ‘;‘i
has been, and that t-..s genome article is sold '5.
W. E. BISSTJLL, Hortvalk.
'§
no.
OILS! OILS l
OILED and Raw .Linse<*<l Oil, mizrsz.
ure.
QBleIa).ched, Elephant Whale, Lamp Oil.‘
Rosin, Lard and Machine Oil.
Pure Nests Foot Oil, for sale by the ba:
or retailed, at lowest rates for pure sniclei
Oct. 9, 1854. -WM. C. STREET
Crow Bars,
OLID Steel and Steel pointed Crow B:
for sale bv W31. 0. STRE}”:"i
Erin fink flbiniliseiiisiils.
From S. .dI. Petisn ill 8,‘ Co’: Jidoerlisi '
Jgmcy, ./‘Va. 1'19 ./ "assau Street, A‘. F.
lanterns.
HE New Jersey Lantern Company are 1
prepared to i'urn:sh orders in the ab
line-on the most resaonabls‘ternxs'.' ‘Ufiiee,
Maiden Lane, New York. Factory, Jei
Citydlesr N. J. E. R.» ' ' » » ~ «
ly4-4 HENDRICKSON dc HOVEI
Housekeeping "Hardware,
AN D FANCY GOODS.‘
3'. 3:. G. EIZRRIAN,
MPORTERS and wholesale dealers in ii.
A keeping Hardware and Fancy Goods,
Broadway, N. Y. Cut-lery, Silver and P1: V - ;
Ware, Composition, Enzunelled and Iron f ‘ ’
low;v-‘are, Bronzed, Copper and Brass’ C-c
Batu-mg Apparatus, ’I‘ln,Wood and Wl
WI_re,_Brushes, mats, Baskets, Refrlgera‘
3P°r¢1nsiTackle,»&¢: ’.0t:i-stock has for 5
PW-5 been ‘3911¢l_Y*.‘ '=m'd-n,o_vr'surpasses in ‘t; -- ;
‘ll 31.14 9359113 23%}? establishment il
country, -_and'w;l1 he’ sold at prices def
competition, » 4 As; -
The_ attention or Bo‘use—keepers and '
chants is invited to our stfockof goods and '
ces before buying. . ' J.‘&: C’; Banana‘-.
U15 ' ‘ " ' "50I:B1'.09-llwsy, N. -
french» ‘Window Glass
— HE Subscriber.cfi'ers,_ for sale‘ to cash . .
‘ -3h'0Tl_'.¥i.¥!'le bnyer_s,‘hzs‘ “large and well AA-.
sorted stock of ‘superior French Window
Eflfimgled _Glass, -&c., at the lowest market
ces: having unlimited facilities for’ob1.al
a low and uniform article. mrchnscrs 0
lug by mail can rely on having their _ oz
.‘ T‘
- 9
Carefully executed.
- Ilnvrssn P. Drcszs
144 Chambers St. near Hudson R R Depo; 5 «-
Fancy Goods.
Tno:.r.isA & EDWARD G-II.l.,A
nronrazzs of Fancy goods, Hosiery, (G11
Laces, Embroideries, Linens, Threads
comotive needles, Trimmings Buttons, l
Goods from Auction every day. 4 .
1315 [4 Day smroi, N.
Cash Grocers. - -; ;
sass:-zsaocrc-n dz Ornxnoen. vrhofessle gr:
cers; '.-I-‘)3 Chamherpst. cn:1I95 Reeds
New York. Buyers ure,psr.ticul‘a‘ii_y iisir. 5 ,.-,
an ezrnmination of our stock. Orders bvl -v .
promptly attended toAct.ti:e lowest ‘in:-;.,.;
rates. ‘ ' ».‘ ‘«.«.'
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"T"s.
5 i
Iiocomotivo Needles.
Trr?.s§:\neetlles pro superior.tpjcn§- imp.
into this coi1n_tryTsnd_ ore ly lobe ha
'1 IIOMAS do rvsnn GIL}.
.v9.gor_l. Allin good condition, and all or any
one of them will be sold at -'i sin. Enquire 2
at the Gazette Office. rf3., 6,
\I *
1",“...
*.'\\n g
-. ,-.~. ._. -, . 3 ,‘ l
of size sage.
EIQCELSIOR Family .i‘s‘Ec.1~.;l_1, 2. sun-:ri.3; ;._;~
ticle, and as cheap as the coznmon .’5.tn;~gB
now in i-.se;'it produces 2. Ber.-:.‘.il‘;l }.‘o1;5h
vithout guniming the Iron or Fabric. For
sale by the Bo.x«or<Pa~,:er in ALLEN‘, MEI‘_l{_EP
-L n t- : ‘ I ‘ - '-- — V ‘
it 00., who can furnish it to (..CA?.l€i‘3 at in actor-y
,.’riccs.
3-.“~'.;_I;'1"A.1‘.Al5.T_I‘-‘.4.-,.§:.l‘gJp«a'Li’ii and s,i....i>..g..
N vi ares. Laglieh s.1:.d American Knives and
5 "K5: 94 F. E. NASH’S,
South J‘!'erzu.’k_
I
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LVI5 ‘ 9 _'I4‘ ystreet.l\.
P - . .. -
Gi.:zltitlm: ; hr 80
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3 Es’
:’?sl.A;'.l 5 A;
nil 2%
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