CtHfifiePTY‘CfiItflre9 2- ~
Th, 3.394 _inos't known and be‘st"nda‘p'-.
ted :6 all ltitititi of soil.'i.3 th9'B=_1l‘Yar1°--
ty 0, Egg_.sh.p¢d, -ma, ,. rriost..cultivat_ed_
in New England.’ _'1‘lI9Y can 59, P‘°P°'
ted from ‘the seed. or from-cuttings, or.
by trsnsplaiiling. . The last rnetliod is.
most frequently atlopte . The 11151, 010?
obtsinetli by planting l.hB. need will‘ be-
one or two "years later than-that produ-
oed by trInsp'laljtlng.- -When cultivated
the berries sre,large and abundant ; al-
to; bslnggstliered, .Ll1ey:Llll'lI_ll'0ln light
scarlet to ' deep red, and sotiieinnes ai-
utoet black.‘ "Tl_iey' will keep a very long
time if not gathered too early—_tite_i-
ohould l’Bl]lIll!_.0l|» .tho vines ’uiitil*lt is
necesssry together -ihetu» froiii the frost.
Trees
AT SOUTH NORWALK
, U E. S" E El. Y I.
TH"Prop_rietors wish to call the alt-en1»i011
' o'f-their customers and the public tofltheir
choice stock of Fruit and Ornamental trees;
"consisting of Apple, Peiir~,- Plum. Cherri-
Peach. Apricot, Quince, Strawberries, Goose-
gerries, White Blackberries, and black Naples
' urra ts;
' "‘Norl71vay Spruce, White Pine, Balsam Fir,
"American Spruce, Arboritas, Weeping-willow,
‘Horse Chestnut, Mountain-Ash. _
Also, the pure Red Antwerp, which we war-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for its
being the pure plant. _
' 1- _ GEO. SEYMOUR dz Co.’
fiv We wish to call particular attention to
our large stock-(being the largest in the Stnte,)
of dwari‘1’ears, or‘ 30 or 40 choice varieties.
POMBST-0N.ESAND
tho’ should be properly dried by spru-
tling thein thin for three or four Weeks.
they can be.ps‘ck_efil_.and eel1l-'1° 110)’ 911"
of the world.» If 1 .gatlier_ed too early,
while some of the berries are green, they
will not ‘keep. ‘ . , ~
The soil iilost s'iitnli'le for their growth
is poor swsiiipy "land, where notliin'_.-'
Olse will:-'_-grow.‘ They growhaiurally
on wsteiE‘y;‘bogs and ‘ iiisrslies, ‘and beat
Ibundii‘iitly__oii ‘iliarslies’ covered wi-li.
coarse send, entirely destitute of organic
matter of any ‘kind, but accessible to
moisture"-on pure pt,-tit -covered‘ with
sand. and on “every variety of Hill, except
clay orssud, liable‘ to bake or ‘become
herd in dry-—.wigr_ty.hei-,_. but not so abutt-
dsntly 0,B,§If[_-,._It)_'|l, (unless treated as its-
eotnriien‘ded~'liy’Mr. Bates of Mass,) he
hfll l'I‘l§'¢.¢'l: F3001" btistiels to the tiers, by
spresdi'ng"a’ '5tfti"iiiiiti'iy of mi-adoiv much
00- thet.-_S9l,l,v al'l’.er. . llarrowiiig the S0lla
plant them. in drills, for etiltivaiitlei ll”
Cranberry on poor swampy land which
can be dining-il,i.‘(aild the surface talieii
OK for n borlipostlieap) and or grav-
el csttedjln, orpluwgd and liiirroived ;--
lometlmee it can be burnt over, so as to
get it in scondiiioii to sv I. out the plaint-
then lay out tlie"groiiiitls as you woiiid
for setting out. Cabbage, Sirttwlit-.rry or
other plants, have at pointed slick tir (lib-
ble and make a hole fir the Plain, have
the roots. geirieif-god -.,ll1 tliutld y _ svatei; so
thick asgto iidiiere lo_ the root, place it
in the hole, uni press‘-tlie dirivt.-ty close-
ly around it. _i'.l.‘o,,li_a:v,é"llle rows lll‘lll”ll‘l'll
. draw a line all-.l ptifthe ‘plants, ll-5 by
20 inches, in. roty_s.. where siuail pttluhes
.are desired, ,.t_vliich can be ltept clean
with a hoe, theiiearelr t,ll‘.‘Y are together
the quicker they cover the ,-gruiiti-.l, but
where ‘percents planted. it will :ZlV8 much
lshor li,j_,p_ii‘tti‘iig'them 2, to 2 1-2 feet
apart, then a plow or narrow can be
used to keep out iliegrass and weeds
until they cover the ground.
At. 18. inches apart, it will take 19.000
‘plants; 2 feet, 10.0000; 21 2 feet-, 7.-
000 pisi_its_to the acre. After one or two
years cult-ivatioli to keep out the grass,
they will take care ofthemselves. Where
the ground is shaky or loose, two or
three inches of sand is stilficleiit on the
surface. '
A more simple mode wliefe there is
hardly aiiyilliiig but brushes and bogs,
then strike a hoe into the soil, and raise
it I little to insert the roots and press?
the soil eli.-_,vhily_ with the foot.
They can lie p|a'iitei.|'oiit in the-fall at
the North, from September until the
ground freezes, or in the spring until the
‘ middle or last of May, at the South from
"January until April.
-Every family can
have their .garden patch in that. case,
and in dryisli soil. gr-a-s, meadow muck
or ta'n._ai_:ou.n.d the plant. will be beliefi
cinl totretajii the moi.-lure. No aiimial
or vegetable manure should lie "Sell, at-
the fruit draws most ofits moisture from
the stlnospliere. The poorer ilie soil,
the less-culiiv:itioli»is needed. The first
year ilieyofteli bear 50 bu.-liels lo the
Icre,arid increase every "year. until some-
times they lit-ear front 20.» to 300 IJUSIIEIE
per acre, perhaps the net average isfroin
100 to I50 bushels per acre,
They are liiglily oriiaiiit-iita‘ in pots,
the fruit lldllf._l|l,l2~Olll,l_l_e platllsunlll the
blossom ap[ieal’§._ for ilie nt-xi crop.
Gite mail with a rake made for thi-
purpose, will gatlier front iliiry to loft)
buslie,l5,..,wiili It toy to pick up the scat-
teriiiu ones.
Ally iiiforrnatioii waiitetl further than
is givers above. will be fiiriiisltetl on ap.
plic{h‘t_on to-us at this tofiice or by letter,
and‘orders-for .Pla_iiis will be proinply ul-
tendedlo. aiidpacked.iii most-. so as to
forw_ai'd— tlit.-‘ni.salely'to ally part of the
Union. - - ‘ .
P’n'ce's.._lliitl.e-r 500 Plants 50 Ms. per
100; for over 10,000, 30 cis. per 100,
.-1‘-.3;
_3?¢,d8. ’¢l?l'l. .St_rz.I2'sN'c..s_.--Coti_<_;ress be.
gill‘IO-h?§lQ\"‘Fl.§{:(.'lLi,l rare upon the ag-
l‘l(‘..|lll.~lH'4ll ll1,I.v.'lft‘Sl.~' of this (-ui_,;itrv, In
the"’g.en‘ét'.il,'ii:p-proprialioii liili we fitidlau
i.,te,rn_’o,f forty 'll,i'ti‘ii;::iii:! and .~'-'\.’l"fll.)’-Pl1_1l|l
do_llars‘_to ,, |'_i:l‘il:lilll'.<'c‘_llii: Piilt'lll Om(;e
Illl]'_(_il.I,0|‘,l._llt:‘ atnt-ulil l!f."I".‘_l"’lkIl'l-‘ paid on-..
for.-seeds‘-tttitl tlit- t:t‘l5ls.'('lll-ll of a'_;l'luuli.u
rat ,sl.at,'l_sll_i:.<. -ll will his retrii=iiilit=ret|
tlii_s'ttl_iVet-leilt.iiicliargé of the Agricul-
tural Biireaii .n:ide a visit last year to
' Europe to replerli-ll lll1:' slot-k ofseetls for
distribiiiion. Sl:'e(ls wt: llllllt-l’Sland, have
been distril-tiled with great liheralitv to
every ‘partlof llie (‘Ollll'l‘_V. "1
‘. Natioizal Ira/elh’; encer.
r
'C'a(tZe,——1f not now, the time
is nes_r.at ltaiid, \\'llf‘ll veriiin will trouble
our cattle, The extra kt-t-ping of six
qoirii of bats per day, will not keep the
flesh ’_;\ll'll:B11 the skill is covered will,
‘these destructive insects, I will g.i..vt_-
my method ..for killiiig- llie. lice, which‘
i'ii§y'_lie" lieiivélilcialp to’ the readers of 1|...
Fttrmuf. Sprllikle your stable floor
witli charcoal Llllsl, (‘tVlIl(:l3- is easily pro.
cured at any blacltsini-tli’s sliop,) pin
fourqiiaris llllflel‘ the fore feet of every
clfenlllfe. and if this lice are very plt-lily
sp_,r.,ili,kl,eso.iiie on their backs, then apply
thl8'1=¥11d»l81iltlu.l|y. and iii a few days you
will find you have conquered the enemy.
Remazjks.-—Exct.-llt-iii. siiggi-stioiis, for
several reason-3. The t-.li_nrcoal will not
tg1s,tlie,:,l,i,\_>7i_,iir._.g. hide, as some people tic-
witli ashes and ley, not poison the am.
malts others do with iiiigut-iiitim Ii
the-cha~rc‘o’al does not kill the vermin, it
l1I9Y¢,3.fl_¢X°e||Ptil ab:-orlieiit in tlie
rgl_§i1,lirg‘,li'eap.’, Let this little fact be re.
mernbered; and practised upon_ and no
one need to be troubled with vermin on
their cattle or.pott|try.. “Insects do ill)!
breathe.-_ : tlirougli “their inoiiilis, but
thfotigh‘ little holes, called spiracles, gen-
erally ii‘_iiie‘~ i_n I l'_l1l_l1)lier, along each sin.-
of t|1eIbody.','7 A Now‘, if the skill and hair
are 'oiletl|or grea-ed-, anti t-arvfiilly riilllii-tl
all over the aii.iin‘iil, the iii;-sects i-annui
move about W'IlI)0lll cQ|nlil'.{ in conttit-.i
with 3.3;; [hcg3...‘n|l[]u[(_: lireatliitig hole.-
1$ecot;tie.,_(ille;d,"_aild 'llley“tIie. Wlieii ille-
!enio:(l'y_.'is properly. .applied,. we.liavt-
-never kuowii it to fail. - -It reqiiires but
a yery-"'~litile oil. but’. the applicaiioii may
be necessary nut, 9, ,i,,._.,,_,,,,~,,.s_
lv_’9i(}f_EfiI‘lgltI;?cl FrtrI_n,er.,
r
.,_ it
at‘
.i
,..-
').'liN ill
__‘fi§:,“l3t'i-.-,li:i'in Young 1.-_lJllll(.llIl£,’llIlV0
'bO'll||"l'f|¥.l-’ "h”“5°~“' ‘ailloiiii ii»-I ‘ that ivlllitili
he e°w.,9°sPl'**:% fir. .Sr'l':I--l<e City.’ to
vil.‘il’*5.l§‘d.l.‘:‘.l“{’t“.5t‘:.9,'el""f;§ll?éffi’il’il'"'s;l§uili1y‘- ii-
aslriiteielrc-‘.111 ‘-"l‘l:°Si'lli.fll1-5': ,a.tit.i.s_axtv
wives. and from loriy-live lo fiftywt-liiV".~
dreii. Elder Kimball, one of the Not-
mon Apostles, has heiween sixty and
severity consorts.-C’/atical,-o Tribuaze.
‘ '-""40-:2a,—_§‘ _
EEONIIIIYEENTS
The hioreiralk Marble Yard.
Near the Bridge, Norwalk, Can-n.g
EPULCHRAL Monuments & Grave Stones
"ofevevy variety of patterns, and of the
M1108’. skillful workiiiailsliip. The best ussoit-
inent of_Anierican, and Foreign Marble. “Pl
constantly on hand. . . _
‘B'efSDll.s\VlHl1ll1g to procur 110110130315 W
any kind ol'M.ii-ble Works. are invited to call‘
and give apersonal inspection of our inateria
and workmanship. as this will be m<g1‘l= Elms’
lhctorytlian to purchase 0‘ -‘1l=’9_l11.3y ‘V1’-11°“l;3_u
oppoi-trinity of testing the quality of the arti-
cle con ti-acted for.
experienced workmen, and we
entire .-atlslactioli.
SMITH & MORGAN.
HYG-BANA.
Brought Home to the Door of the Million.
\V'UNl)ER.FUL Discovery has recently
been made -:y Ur. Curtis, of this city, in
the treatment .0! Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases of the Lung. We refer to " l)r. Cur-
tis’ liygeana, or lulialiug Iiygeaii Vupol‘ 1111:]
Cherry Syrup.” With, this’ new nictliod Dr. O-
has restored many olllicted ones to pe_1'f*~'0l
l1ealtl1;its an evidence olwhich he, has iuiiu-
inerable certificates. Speaking °‘ __“"’ m-"W
meat, 3 physician remarks : _1tts evident that
in_haling—constantly bi'e_atl-11118’ ‘"1 alireeabler
healing vapor, the incdicilittl properties must
come in ,li,.e,,i, contact with the whole of the
arial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the
m._y and y'u['lt:(I. changes produced upon them
when 111“-oclllccd into the_ stomach, and sub-
jecgt-.1 to the process of digestion.’ The Hyge-
ana is for sale at all the druggists throughout
the eountry.—-JV‘. Y.~DutcIi.man ofJan. 14.
The l'iili.i.lcr is worn on the breast under the
linen ivttlmtit the leastliieonvenience—the heal
ofiiie hotly being sulficieut to evaporate the
fluid. _
Ilimtlreds ofC.-tsas of Ctiitss like the folloiv-
ing might be named. One package of Hyge-
ana li-as cured me of the Asrilm of six years
staudilig. Jas. F. Keesebcrty, P. ._/H.
of Dimcannon, Pa.
I am cured’ of the A-.-rims of 10 years stand-
ing by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeiina.
./lftzrggtzrct Errston, Brooklyn, JV‘. Y.
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 i\I3ilIllll0Ild st., N. Y., was
cured of a severe case of Bronchetis by the
Hygeaiia.
My sister has been cured of a Disrinissilro
Comm of several years standing, and decided
to be incurable by her Physicians. She was
CURED in ONE M0.\"l‘H by the Hygeana.
J. H. Gaubert. P. M., Richmond, Me.
Price three Dollars is Package.——Sold by
CURTIS tin PERKINS& BOYD 6': PAUL No-
I49 Chambers St., N. Y. ; and W. E. BISSELL
Norwalk -4 Packages sent fret by express t
any part of the United States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.-Dr Curtis’ Ilygeiina is the ORIGINAL
and O.vt.Y Gnxulxiz ARTICLE, and others are
baseilnitations or vile and injurious counter-
fcits. Shun them as you would PoIso.\'. 18
illiss Pitciiiiii,
Over ./‘."o. 2 S/t2'dtIy’s Black,
WILL open a. complete ‘ill-’.‘0I‘l1Tl(-I'll‘()l"l0.t('
Fall and ‘early \\-inter Fat-liions, on
Thursday Oct. l2l.h. consisting of Silks. S'd.l.lllF,
l)eCbeanes and Straw Bonnets, with Flowers,
Feathers, Ribbons. &c.. &c. ’
Feeling grateful for pastpatrnnage. encour-
ages her to ask for it coiitinuiince oftlie same.
Ladies are invited to give her it call.
“ Get the Best.”
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The Deiiilitions in \Veb<ter‘s S:l1~oo1‘Diction-
tirics are taken from his large work, and coin-
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tures, as does the latter.
One niilliou copies of the Spelling Book are
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to any other.
Dr. Webster's Educational Works it is be-
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l'i'cei10m froln l’i-oviilcitilisui so i"Eliiark-alil - ill
this cniiiilry e.-pccinll_v when» the great lfillx
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thing he goes beyond present usage it is in the
right direction, and the usage will soon over.
take him. - _
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in Boston, and even there, lnorc than any oth-
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2 Loans for One Hundred Years, with-
out securily or interest, of Cash, $500
each. . 1,000
2 Loans One Hundred Dollars each. 200
60,000 Gifts. Valued at $56,380
The subscriber would distinctly state, that
when the Books are all sold that the prop-
erty above named becomes the sole and abso-
lute property of the certificate holders, in their
joint capacity to dispose of as they think prop-
er. lie‘ relinquishing all right, title and inter-
est in the same.
Each person who gits up a club of ten sub-
scriber.-i, and forwards (10) ten dollars. will re-
ceive by Mail or other Conveyances, ELEVEN
TICKETS.
* All orders for Books by mail or otherwise
should be addressed. post-paid. to l’. 0’BRIAN,
ittaniiiiig, Armstrong County, Pa.
flflt is confidently believed the i‘li'.'i.wing
will take place by the first of June, 1855. 3
“Gel: the Best.”
Webster’s Qiiarto Dictionary.
HAT is more essential t'o every family,
counting room, strident. and indeed ev-
ery otic who would know the right use of Ian-
gil-.ige—l.lie ineanilig. oi'tliogi'aphy, and pro-
iiiiiieiiition of word-'. thtiii it good liiiglish
DICTIONARY? of daily necessity and perina-
iieut value. ’
1«VEBSTER’-S‘ UJVMBRIDGED
is now the recognigt-cl Standaril. " coiistuntly
cited and relied on in our Courts of Justice,
in our legislative borlie.-. and in public discus-
sions, as entirely conclusive,” says Hon. Joux
C. SP1-:.\'ci:ii.
Can I ma/re a better investment ?
Piililislied by G. ti: C l\lEl‘tR,IA.\l, Spring-
field. i\Ia.-‘s.’ Sold by all Booksellers.
./I new and valttalilc Dz.-tcovt-i_2/.
DR. I-IAIVPS
Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.
"F1118 ilclicioiis_lievt:i'iigc is stipei-ior to till
iiivigoi-zl.liiig C0l‘(lllll>‘, Scliliupps. Nei'vincs,
&c.. in use, for this cure of Dyspt p:-iia. Nur-
vtiiisncss. llctirl.-lilii'ii. l)l-tiii'si_tics<, liitlilev coili-
i_)l.iillt, Meliiiiclii-1y. llelt-i'i'iiiii Tl‘l:|llt‘|lS, Intelli-
l)l£l"tlllCL‘. clL:..iisi:.ivilliiivi;:iii'tlteiiiti1sl.i'eligtli-
ell, ‘out will not llll‘()XlCll.l.C Ol‘ .-tiipify.
Per.-oils who lizive l)L‘Cllll‘lL’ liiibiiutitecl to the
use ()I Tobact-ti. Opiiiin itiiil Spiritiioiis l4lqll0l‘.~‘.
will linil speedy Ztllll lieiinanelit relief from the
king u bottle or two of this (li*llCl0llS medical
bevcrllgt-. Weak uiiil sickly fiiviiilit-s will find
Dr. H:tlli's I.ll\’l;z0l‘illtlllg Spirit it quick and
sure cure for all female tlillicilltics. it being at
l'Cg‘8lll.'l‘2l.t0l' as well as it Sti'i.-ngtlieiier of the
Hiimiin System. Evch ctlinplaiiit that the Ar-
oiiiiitic Iiivigtii'ittiiig Coriliul is calciiliitt-d to
cure. is iizimcd on the wr-.ippt-rsaccoiiipaiiyiiig
eticli bottle. iind full dii'ec.tiolis for use tlrt‘ also
minutely given. Price One Dollar pei'Bottle.<
Prt-piircil by Dr. D.ii-ins llam. l.’riuc'pa1 ,Ot'-
lice, No. 2 Libei'ty Street. New York, where
ivllolesiile orders should be ilcldrcssed. For
t-tile by l)l'llgL{lSlShlll‘0ll1,Ill0llt the United States.
For Sale bv W. E. BISSELL, i\orivalk, mid
T. B. Gl‘llIll-ll: South, Not-ivulk. lyll
Another Glorious Victory.‘
THE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVE'1‘-
ing the attention of the civilized world,
and while ull are specullitiiig as to the proba-
ble victor. here in \loriva1k. where we are mu-
tnally acquainted, no one for it moment doubts
that A
TURK -will Conquer!
For where-else in the State ofconnecticut, can
Clothing for the coming Winter be obtained so
cheap? .
U Ii 0 T H I N G-
G'omfort, Beauty and Economy Cam-
FOR THE MILLIOJV”!
bi-ned.
The Public are cordially invited to compare
our Stock of Goods. .
Ready-Made and Made to Order,
with any, or all, similar Stores in Norwtilk,
eitheras to quality, quantity or price. The
best stock of _ .
OVERCOA TS, COATS, PANTS, AND VEST.-‘.
EXPRESSLY FOR THE SE‘ASO.‘I.& ALL THE ETCETERAS
of it Gentleiriaii’s Wiirtlrobc. can be purchased
‘there cheitpet‘ tlitiii at any other Store in the
State. A111 ill for V;-il~iet_-,r, style, and excel-
lence of ivorkmaiiship. one 'ti-ial will secure
the pf1l.l‘nl1ll}_".'(’. of the most liistiilioiis.
PARE.\I'l‘S. this is tilt» place to brim: your
sons. The stock of goods which we are mit-
KlIl_'.1,‘ up into ,
Boys’. Youths’ 8t. Children's .
‘ WINTER CL(')'[‘HlNG~,
IS INDEED BEA UTIFUL!
Como. I<‘arlnei',.-'. .\Iei‘cliaiits, 'l‘riidesuieli, come,
Mi.-cli=.inics letive your work;
Go, liiivyei-, send that client home
And get a. mi‘: of TURK!
Its all as clear as day. you see.
Tllilt no other‘ rule will work.
So long as people have tlioir \\'ll.R
They’ll buy their clothes of 'l‘URI(l
TUJZ§I{’:"-5
H/"iole.9aIr & Rr.‘.ai/ C/at/lint! Em.]1m’i1l'I71-,
Un l4‘l' Co.-inecticlii llott-I. Norwiilk.
N. B. Piitlilings not offered its speclilien.-' of
Clol.liili;:. ti’-l9
Cl)l-3UllN’S Iiitcllccliitil Ariilimt-tic. it new
-“11l'l‘li' 111- l{.\'A Pl"S.
W
EDDING Euvclopct-'_. it git-lit viii-it-l_y all
{.\'.iri>'s.
LARGE Assnrlnit-ill of Note (mint-lliiiip‘
new iiliil very beautiful), Bulb. Lt-lit-i-ulit]
Clip l’ii)wl' til. . l\'i\'.-\l'l"S.
Wanted. $2 5 0.
N .\Il)l‘tf_1‘ltg(.’ Security. for it term of years
for wliicli setien per cent. iiitcri.-st will be
puiil. El1qllll'L‘ll.l'. llip Gazette Ollice. tf
US‘l‘ liiacisivi-zii "mi ti.-.-iii-init-ni. as i.i‘ibln=..
P Jules Iliiiit-l‘.-‘. lird Ilni'i'i.<oli’s I’ui'fiinit-:=,'
~-‘',_' ,, .
N E W BOOT,
lteiitlier it Finding Store
W11OLl-ISALE ti: RE'1‘AlL.
HE subscribei"iiei'cby gives‘ iiol,iei; to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-
eral, that he has taken a store on the west side
of the bridge, opp0S1_’l8 1he_ 3031 011300: N:?~ 1
Water-st., and fitted_it up in good order, vvnere
may be found at all times a largt-_s‘tock_of gent 9.
ladies’ and children’s Boots and Shoes of :13.
descriptions, manufactured by us exprcsslyf flog
this market, by the best _of workmen and 0d to
best materials; no e::ertions_v.-ill be sPa‘a_sto_
please those who favor us ~.vi_tli a call. tam
liters? fork made to 0f1‘(le1£).1_W1lh ‘t“1$:.:1‘1zeossi,S re-
despatch. - A share 0 13-11 10 PM , ‘ «
spectfully solicited by J. P. H_ANFOE?7.Jr',
413- Particular attention paitito repairing :11
allits branches. 370117311‘: ‘gm’
rt-HE
., 1
Cheap Gash GI'0C91‘Yh5_l3€ltJ;19t],
TIIE subscribers W()t,ll1ll(l.rI“tI-3::.11’1kl“l-'e1(‘i'1‘1} Mart;
t0111°l’“"“° I“ e’. )‘b if P 111'’ t
age f-o,.;l,¢ last‘t..-to yeais, and t. °P9m :‘
by Bmcl‘ 9'“?-H-tlou ctl0htl1l‘<:a)1:wla1'll6*L?l‘c)-alinL ctoo D1130‘;-
“ilyvand bx fan an lfnuullce-I of tliefigil l'or'ncr
“ “ud recme--a Wu ltll do— that the hon
custom, b<_3l1l_3V11_1l§ “,3, _ ,3 3 t ‘yh '
and do sell all goorlsin t.i.i1i_t_ini., a 0.12: ? coy];
ante and or as good a qua l aicanm e ouii
at any other store in the c_ot.i_iti_v. they are
,,m-,. 01;}-pzttg great bargains in Teas, Sugars,
&c,, and would invite an examination of their
large and fresh stock of Groceries _i_=.s.d provi-
sions, ‘ G. 63
Old starid,East sidelllttin street.
New Canaan i.“i‘lti;=-ser3,=.
. S'l‘EP11Ei‘ HOYT -‘I C0.
IIAVE on hand and olfer lair sale at their
Nui'sci‘ics.situated one aiitl (1. ball miles
east oftiie vill-.ige of New Cancun, and three
and at hall‘ fronsi Norwalk :
Apple, Pear, (stanclai-d and i1vvarfs,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and pencil
stocks.) and Quince Trees. _
Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf,1~‘i'anconiit and (the trite) Red A11t11'€}"p,
English Gooseberries; Cur_rants.bl:ick English,
red and white DLllcll,8l1pel.'l0l‘ varieties; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grdpe vines. ‘ '
0li.\‘.i;inxrAL Tiii:i~:s.—Horse Chestnut. 11101111-
tairi tisli, silver maple, larch. 31311109; balsam 51‘
and arbor vitrcs. For vigor and healthfulness
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
- 1 d b . in the cotintry.
Lq‘Slge.l:ial3l'eq;-.tSi'd has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock of apple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous vrotvth, abundant and re gultir bearers,
and the ,fi’os¢ valuable mitt-ket varieties. These
Nurserses now occupy more than 15 acres of
land, embracing more than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. 1?“-
Ghoice and Selected Teas.
CHESTS of Green and Black Teas.
4:0 Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
in price and quality, they é1.e]1:iI08IlJll‘1[f%I1:‘1S¢3l;S1Lté-0.
Selling qfl' Cheap .’
V HE subscriber is selling his Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per_ceut.
reduction in prices. If you want goods in my
line cheap call at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
the Red Watch. 0. S- CLARK-
Silver and Plated Spoons, ‘For-ks,
Butter and Fruit Knives, silver
lg» plated Ntzpkin Rings, :5-c.
HAVE :2. rerv line stock of the above goods
I on hand which will be sold much less than
can be 1,0...-ht by pcdlers, and handsomely en-
graved without charge. 0. S. CLARK.
2 Skiddy’s Block
Acco-rdeans
EPAIRED and tuned. Also a large as-
sortment for sale at C1-AI1K'S-
Port ‘ Monies . _ I
YOU can find every_ variety and pr.1c,c 01
Port Monies at - 0-, 3- C1--1F1\' 4*-
Sgu"i1?,g birds.
F every style and price, iii’.-
0. S. CL.i1ti;’s, 2 Skiddy’s Block.
FINE assortment ofBolicuiian Ware.con-
slstiiig of Vases of most exquisite finish,
not to be excellotl by any in New York City.
hi the price; Also. it spler.-did 3S$0l‘lll'lCl'll. of
Bolieiniat.Co1ogue Bottles from 5s. 10 50 the
putt-,at T. I3.GIlIFFl’l'H’S.
-Brnamental Bcszes for I.-adie‘-i
US’l‘ i‘(:Cl-.'lVC(lS0111e fine Boxes of altibitstt-1',
mb-L...-09,1, &c. ' Q). S. CLARK.
Do you tats/t to S(‘6
HE linest assortnieilt of PCCKET CL"I-
LERY ever EIJOWI1 in l\'oi-iviilk ‘.’ Call at
my stilri‘, 2 Ski<1dy’s lilocl-', Sign oi" the Red
, 0
Watch.
.- 4 .- 1- xx; -.|’v‘i
4. .StF.i.;-Ltusis as La. .12.
1- UR SALE.
The building lot l‘l.'0t:l.illy ovcncci and
uoutiptutl by Utlpl. \\ 111. A1101), 011 I‘ lax Hill, is
UlT‘.:l.'ULll'U1‘t5d.ll.: on very re-ttsoiiiible teims. It
cciisisls of about I I-4 acres of good 1atid,witli
uumt.-i nus tlirilty and ivell-gt-mi it fruit and
shade t»i't:es,st-.thi1iiir.- thereon, it well of ofgood
a ll.‘.\‘t:1‘l'l.l.lllllg \\"cll.L‘l. \\l'.l.l llll: cellar and
foil tltition of the fOl‘H1Cl'bllll(ling, flag stone
walks, ti newly erected picket ltnce fronting
the 8111110, &c. It is eligibly situated upon the
main road Ieadingfroni South I\‘oii\ all. to Da.
rich and but a few minutes walk from the de.
pot. Any person wishing a ‘retired location,
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
oppoi-tunityto purchase at tvvery low price. a
most beautifiil and desirable location for a
country residence. For further particulars in;
quire of‘ Mr. John Knapp near the premises, or
of the -zvrner. JOHN s‘. WILLIAMS.
‘ .’\/'0. 40. Fulton st., N. Y.
. S. CL.-\Ii‘Ii.
lVatc/ies, Clocks,
AND al kinds of Jewelry repaired. En
graviiig on Spoons, Rings, _(.‘oilir later.
the. executed in ti. superior manner by L. CLARK
at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of the Red Watch
0. S. Guns.
» ‘Sand.
' BITE Rockaway Sand for Plastering and
‘ House-cleaning purposes, for sale by the
subscribers at his Marble Works. -
tf22 SMITH & MORGAN.
Pumps. -
FINE Assortment of Pumps, consistlngol:
Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells 0‘
any depth, both Force and Suction Hose and
various sizes ; Brass and Iron Cullenders. at
F. H. NASH’S, South ./Voratallr.
+-==
. Nails,
N quantities to suit pu!'Uili'l.S€I'8 at lowest
rates, at , GHICHESTERS.
ARDEN Rakes, Spadiiig forks. Hoes long
and short handled manure forks, shovels
of all kinds. Eartners and Gurdners would do
well to call at E. VA GHICHESTER
Cheap for Cash.
F"'Vi1E subscriber would oller tor sale cheap for
.15.. casli French and Aliltlrlllflfl Window Glass,
all sizes; ricll fancy China and Bohemian
Ware: line German Accorueons and Violins.
Call and examine. '1‘. 1'5. Gl€IFIlE‘1‘H.
Wanted Immediately,
NY quantity of ])Cl":OllS of all ages and
A. conditions to purclim-‘e fine W.'ttl2bt-i=._ietv-
elry ziiii’-. elegant Silver Waiwz. now on exhibi-
tion daily at No. 2 Skid<ly’sBloclt. -
O. S. CLARK.
School Rooks! !.
LL the Books used iii the Union and other
Seliools, ciiiistantly on hand and for Etlll:
at the lowest prices, at KNAP1”S.'
Clocks! Clocks! Clocks!
HAVE at large assortment of Clocks on
llitiid at prices viiryiilg frotii one flollfll‘ to
25-, and of it great vmicty ol'sl.yli.-s.
Call and sell at No. 2 Skitldy’s Block.
O. S. CLARK.
ASH tlibs.v.-ash boards, pails, brooms.
baskets of all kinds, mackaroiii, and
friiitsof all kinds coristaiitly on litiizd ; sweet
corn for boiling. prepared by ,,,the Shakers;
fresh groceiies. received daily of the best qua}
ity, at tvliolesaleiind retail, by 11.11. St Co.
Bird. Seed.
ANARY. Iii-mp and Rape Seed. Clilllf‘ Fish
Borie,Birt1 Gliisses,_t\'c..at B1SSEl.L’S.
AIR DYES.——Tiili,iis Fl's.e'l’.=. Waters, But-
Fancy Soaps, T,oilet_ Powder, t§:c.. zit
‘ BISSELL’S.
chelor’s and other Hair Dyes. for sale
BISSELUS.
at
I - '3--mania-A.nnui.£s.ui.‘r.
SHOE, '
Pipe attached, if wanted; Cistern Pumps do-
._ . . , ,,
1i'.‘!£.‘..DIG.é:.Zl.'a ADVISEB .!.*.‘.i'-2'9 3.v.-=....1x-.=- I
.’a'€3.A§.fa it E-USE.‘/El.
30 ‘pages, Ulul-ll, with l
i".\_,'.lU‘-‘f‘(!l‘ l,'lI.8l';Jla\ l1l1[{S—1--
..>t‘.'~. or .i.-: at ll...» 0 '- _
ll... 11.0 ..)m- ..
l,le:m am: L. as‘ tn‘.-1'1-: oil, tilt: ',,ii_,'sii:i.;«,‘ lcul
mysteries anti .vevel-..«‘.io'.1:-. cl‘ '..l.='.-‘ male ti.-.":(l fe-
male sexual systemic ever pl.‘tl.i'zi‘.~l.lC(.l, with the
latest experilnenis and Ciiscoveries iu:ep;od‘uc-
tion. It illustrates anatomically and fully with
the plates. everything pertaining to the male or
female genital systenis ; vvitu 9. full desc_riptio'i1
of the causes s '12] ‘Louis’, and most certain cure
of all disease; ti: wllich they are liable ; from the
secretliabil s of youth and excesses oi'matt1reuge
as impbtency and innocent or unfoi'seeu_ anec-
tions, sypplli3(p1§mar3‘ and conshtituticnai) gon-
orrhazr, b ennorr sgie. etc. wit numerous cer-
tificates ofliie IuL15t~ uzzp'.=.1"°llele<l cures everper-
formed. Every person both married and sin-
gle should rearl this work. Sold by Stringer
t“;-'l.‘ov.':i."-.cn~;l, Zk'Z,_l3I‘Of1(-ltvflry’, at the Broadway
Post Office 427. Broaoicav, and by the a.uthoi'
Dr. Larmout, 42 React‘ street. corner of Brad-
wa;v,.Ne=v York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. ‘ Price $l, mailed free of postage to any
address, securely sealed. Ar.ldress all letters
Box t 1 Broadvvay, Post Cities, New York.-
Agezits wanted in every town. ‘llie author
C‘.‘.l".3.“~ all the diseases treated on in the work,
atiiis old oflice, 12 Reads street, corner of
Broaclway, from 11 A. Iii. till 2 P. M., and from’
6 till .9 evening (Suiiduy from 2 till 5 P. M.)--
N. B.—No’.i the urug Store. ' ' I)‘-1:1
Extrrtctn fxoni I~.'tiitori.-.1 Notices oflt number of .i\'cws-
-*- We concur with the other papers iii"recon.i-
menu: Dr. Ltzrnzont and his -.vork."—[L'oui-rier des
i:';.-its 1. r;‘s, German Die Re rizis, Sunday llispatcli,
Stunts" oitung, National lJemoei-at. Lay Book, Essex
‘ , R.".llW9.y Advocate Empi;~eCity, Police L-‘ezstlte,
-' or}: Pick, New B‘t‘lln-'1'-\'lCl§Tl1X169-
Food, 3£“<eccl.
1-113 S1.‘tl)$l)1‘ll.)c1'S keeps constantly on hand
every ilescriptioii of Feed, which it '.vill_be
a pleztsuyo sell to his cusiouicrs at all times,
and no gr. tvliiig. Give us a call.
HOLRIES & CO.
,“.i.isvi;.V'i’:i t‘~«l'itl0ll_,. 35
litiil-i'l."r ll-"*“-"W." "" "
r‘|1]l‘{\“'I":;l‘A: 5 .,:_l-. ; 1“.
gull.-l U1’ I-‘Iv “
Shaving and .it-.t'.a1ir-ort_':5'51il8-
V Al.=)siiUse.l‘ibei'is still to be iound at his old
stand,_'.vest-side the lsriuge, ready to serve
lllbctl.-5l§0l}.lC1‘S,llX'd.ll the departments or shav-
iiig,hitti'uressiug,hetltl clensing, t‘i‘tc., d10- H13
ni-any yezii-e experience in these branches, he
deems-.-. suilicieut guarantee or his ability to
please all who may ftivor him with their pat
ronage. Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of chiltirens’ hair. Sack per-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for as «pt
his News Depot. a.iidisAgent for Atlamsdt_Co 3.
Express; all packages left toms care, will be
tl"f 1‘ Cl (1.
§§°mil-..y’2:?, ivsisr.-..e GEO. W. JENNINGS.
Onion $19.11
.63}.-i@T§‘§I'i.3“§G’ STQRE
THE I’i'op1'iet01‘ of this far fumed establish-
’ meiit, would inform the ll1hfilJll.0.l1li‘:“0fNOI‘Walk
and adjoining towns,thal1ie1ias on hand a good
assortineiit ofFall and Winter Clothing, which
lie is selling at great l)a.l'g0.ll]S ; those_ wanting
aiiytliing in his line will find it to their advan-
tage to give him a call ; as his experience in
the business and facilities for carrying it on, en-
ables him to furnish the same articles for a less
price than those of less ezpeiience possibly can.
My clothing: is all made under my own supervi-
sion, consequently is better made than is ener-
ally found at other stores. I also have a arger
stock on hand than any other store in Norwalk,
so that the purchaser has a_better assortment to
select from. Iam also receivin daily additions
to my alreadylarge and well s lected stock‘-—
Some very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.
In acltiition to the above I have a good as-
sortment of Gentle mens Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, and all other goods
usually found in clothing stores. _
N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the best manner, and at short notice. All goods
bought of me will. ifdesirid. be out free of ex-
ense to the Pl‘l1‘CllflE(3l‘. 'I}.iCI\l/SS RILEY.
Not--wnllt. ?.l‘s1li. Aligiist lf:’;?.—
Parian $05.39.
HIS ‘rare and most bi-itutiltil kind ofiiscful
T and ornamental Ware, élilllllti be seen by
all who have at taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe ll.Illl.~Wfl1'€, it must be seen
to be a ircciatcd, for an t- Ly
m T. B. GRIFFITH.
Axes.
oLi.i.\'s TeI1lCl(S,H.C1lClS and other makes’_
C with and without lialldles, E1.\l0N’E boy“
axes and hiitcliets, all of which are Wa.1‘l'al]l€(1:
and for sale by VA. Ciiiciirtsisu.
JACOB ‘I IVIITH’
l‘ll.—\Cllll~it\"RY i)l~:P0'l‘,
{)5 illttitle/2. Lime, N. Y.
EEPS coiistziiitly on hand
K l’i'essl.ii't: and liegiiliitiiig valves, for
stcain Engines, Steain W uistles. Mill and Cir-
cultir soils, 5 kinds of .‘-Iorticc i\l:ieliiiies,Tenoii
.\l-.tch’ines,Boi'iiig do., l\l.llll‘.g M-.icliiiiei'y, Cor-
iiish puiiips,lil'tiiig anal f'oi‘ciiig.Sl.e-aiii Engines
alidlioiler.-, Sttiilips -.iiitl_.\lorL-.ii's, Drillliiig ma-
chine.-t i‘l.sSui'l.t:tl, Povver tiiitl llllilil pitticl_ies,tiii'li-
itig lathes for ‘iron and tvood, pl-uiiiisp machines
for wood and iron,sasli and moiilding machines,
Teiiou machines, Spoke\do., t‘$:c. _
Also, inacliint-.3 for turiiiiig axe and Pick
lmntlles, Leather B‘t‘ll.ll‘lg” all sizes, best mit-
cliinery oil, whclesztle and retail : i‘iIa.chinest’s
mes a.ssoi'ti-d, Sand l’tiper"Gage’s” best-, Eln-
ery paper and Emery clotli,also the best Lon-
don Euiery,allNos.,also. Iron pipes for Gas
and water, assorted from 1 1-2 inch to 12 inch
indianieter. Termsciish,orapprovedpaper.34
Building Materials.
Hard and Salmon Brick.
50 tlltrrells Cement.
25 do Boiled Plaster.
1000 Bushels plastering Hair.
The subscriber intends keeping :. constant
’lia:id,. and will furnish purchasers at lowest
ni,ar1;et prices. ' . W. C. STREET.
Wiiidow Glass.
49 glish window glass, assorted, from
6x8 to 26x32, for sale at manufacturers prices
TEAS.
HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
and prices. Don’t forget to call at
. HOLMES dz Co’s.
LL ready for use of 9. superior kind,
for sale by Cmonrsrsn.
proof Paint.-—This article is acknowl-
edged by all vvlio have used it to be superior to
action ofthe wezttlier and tire, and is cheaper
the‘ other painis in consequence of its taking
face,’tvvice as much as some. Give it ti. trial.
E. V. A. UHICHESTER, Agent.
r"1HE subscriber offers rt full assortment of the
J; celebrated Zinc Paints. cclnprising snow
n1:inufactui‘ed by the “~.\"e'-.v Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and for stile at their lowr.-st prices.
100 Barrells lump Lime.
10 do Marble Dust.
assortment of the above named materials on
Norwalk, May 15th, 1854.
BOXES American, French, and En-
-by WM. 0. STREET.
large supply offr-.-sh TEAS, of allqualities
Bucks and Buck; Saws.
EAD an FULMEIUS Croton Metallic Fire
any other Paint in use. It is proof against the
less oil to mix, and covering much more stir-
Zinc Paints.
white, Wli'ite,peurlu:1i1 bro-vtl. grotind in oil,
WM. C. STREET.
Fanning mills.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned Well
and fast, let tliciii go and buy ofCilrciIi'-:s1'E1t
'I‘1(A\\'Ul.lCBL‘l.’S, Llovcy"s putetll. spiral knives
the best and cheapest in the niarket, at
CI-lICHESTER’S.
U'1‘LERY.—A splendid assoriinent ofAtner'
lean and English Cutlery. both table and
pocket. Please c-.ill‘!tntl (§X‘.’.l1lll1C.
E.V. A. CHICHESTER.
New ll.-locals.
OCKET Cutlery 1, 2, 3 and 4 blades new
patterns, a. large assortment; Fishing
Tackle, oi the most approv-.v.l quality; Pru-
ning Kl1l‘v'0E‘.-.g‘I‘€l.SS 1iooks,pri.-iiing slietirs, sick-
lee, garden troivels, patent ;_z-titc hinges and
ketches, &c.,jn.=.t receiver‘: and for sale by
' WM. 0. STREET.
Crockery, China 8:. Glass Ware
NE of the lurgt.-st, riclit-.-it and bcrtsclecied
Q Stocks of Ci'ockei'_v_. Gloss Chine. '\Vares.
to be found in Not-wiilk. can rioiv be seen at the
store ol‘tli-‘sit-‘.~.<ci'il.ii-r at Scull: i.\'or\-.'alll, to-
gether with it general assortnieizl. of Groceries,
&c.,.<ill of which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. G. W. SMITH.
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E1’ the Barrel or small o_lit-.ntity.e.t
South Iiorvvalk.
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1854. WINTER ARRANGEZil1-jL\"i‘,
Commenciiig Dec. 11, 1854.
Trains to New Yorta.
From .N'ew Haven.
CCOMMODATION-—At 5.30.700 and 9.35.
A. M. and 4.15 P. M.
The 7.00 A.M. train receives passengers from
the Danbury Railroad at Nortvalk.
The 9.35 A.2.I. train receives passengers from
the Hartford, Springfield, and’ Canal Railroads
at New Haven, and from the Naugatuck Rail-
road at Bridgeport. , _ .
Exrssss-At 1.15 122-1., (iii COl1l1{‘.Cl-iOn with
Erpress train from Boston.) receiving passen-
gers from New London, and Canal ltttilroads at
New Haven, from the Housatonic i.‘..iili_‘oatl at
Bridgeport, stopping at .13 " ,opc-rt, Noiwalk
and Stamford. At 8.00 _ /1-t ~“i0PP1¥1§ 3*
Bridgeport, N01‘W8.lli and ‘z: i.nlor-cl.
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves -''ill‘.’. 9.’: 6 1.31. for
New York. -
I
Housatonic Ila-L’,-*1--.« _
Passengers for Houatoiizc‘ tziroad Will
take the 9.35 A.JtI. train to l.‘l.l‘1l.l,::;_ port.
Jlanbyry and Norwalk .-“tfioafi.
Passengers for the Danbury Norwalk
Railroad will take the 7 A. iii. and 4.15 2. at.
trains to Norivaik.
s Trains from New York.
For .N'ew Hat-en.
co:u.—-At 7 A. 11., and 12 13., and at 3.30
am .00 9.11.
EXPRESS TmI:vs--—At 8 A. 31. and 3 P. M. for
Bo;-ion. via New Havenfidartford, Springfield
and Worcester, the 8 A..\t.stoppingatStan1l'ord
and llridgeport. the 3 P.M., at Stanifor-:1, Nor-
walk zintl liridgeport.
The 8 A..\I. train connects Wlli-ll Ho=.i'_:.t-onic,
Cziiiztl, and New London Railroads.
The 7 A. it. Accotninodationf and 5.30 r. 31.
trains connect with Danbuigv 6: Norm-1.}: Rail-
road at Norivalk.
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Traimfram New York to ./'li'or;::(zl}:.—-At
7 1.31., 12 x., at 3 (express). 3.30 (c:-:.), 4.00,
and 5.15 P..\I. »
Trains from ./Vbrwalk to .-V‘r::.:- Yor/'c.——At
6, 6.44, 8.15, and 1).-52L.M.; 2.20 (»3:i:),5.30. and
9.06 PM. (ex).
Trains from Narwalk to .N'¢‘z:= Hat-en’.--At
9.15 A..\I., at 2.24, 5.02 (ex), 5.35, and 6.18 P.1d.
See large blllofadvertisemen: at the Station
Houses and Hotels. ’
JAMES H. I-I"l"t".'l", .‘¥up’t.
. tn. .-.;\.r':'- , ‘.__
Detnbury it Iiorwali: i.au~Road.
WIJVTER J1 .61 MEI,‘ .11’ EJVT’.
Coiriraxctno scams; ‘-.1, 185-1.
Trainsrun daily (Sundays exec ;_~.t.e 1) as follows:
DANBBR3? ‘E0 SOUTH Z<1.’z'<.‘-RVVALII
13: Passenger at _6.50 A. .‘il..-.-‘arriving; at
South Norwalk at 8.05 .1. 11. ::.:id connecting
with the 7,00 L31. Train from Nov.‘ 1-laven,and
7.00 A. M, Accommodation '1': ‘.lll from New
York, stopping at all statitvzl .
2d Passengers and Fre ,
Arrives at South Norwall; :. '.
SOUTH NORWALK :0AI\i‘BU'RY
1st Passenger and .Fret'g ' -._ii. 9.20 A. M.-—
Receivingpassengers from the 1-‘t-xv York 7.00
A. it. and the New Haven, M. Accom.
Trains, and aflrlve at Dan‘our;.‘ Fri 11.00 A. 11.,
stopping at 9. stations.
12:! Passenger at 5.40 P..7ti.——"
sengers from the 3.30 P. 3!. -
York,a.nd arriving at Dan _-.
stopping at all stations
Stages from Ridgefield Ce: ;.-2
field Station so as to connect ii-.tii the 6.50
A. M. and the 3.30 P. M. li1‘l‘til‘l'-'~, and return on
the arriaal at the Ridgelielti .:.'t'."l.tlOn ofthe 9.20
A. it. an 5.40 P. M. trains.
Passengers who pl1l‘Cl3.'1.F~"
king seats in the Cllrfl cm.
duced rates. I-1AR".‘.s = :
, Se11eok’s is _
HAVING col:
, trip" will sail a‘
A. Selleck, Capt.
leave Norivalk every To
ning will leave Pike Sli-
day. Sloop Domestic, t.
will leave Norwalk evei .2
retilruirig will leave I’ Slip Z‘-.’. Y., every
Thursday. SlllppCl‘S§1‘.'1.§'(lt3}.lf‘2iilllpO1l these
vesseltfsailing l’L'glll“i‘ silvt-rtised. Pro-
duce sold at the Ill-gl1i:E?-_l"." ‘ or price, and re-
turns made accoivlingly. igiit to be re-
shipped on the Dz1.l1LlLll‘_V :.;i.‘: I-Torwalk Rail-
road, will be landed at ll‘-." 1.lf‘1_,‘-O13. also freight
received from the depot ll‘-'.*=J or extra. charge.
SELi.i~‘-3i" .5. Ditrii MON.
Norwalk, t\Iurcli l7t'n, ’. . 3tl2
.. For l5U.3>'I‘{,2-
EGULAR MAIL 1.1.2?‘-‘.. -"-1 Sionin torifor
Boston, Pl'0'i‘l(lLl‘:Cll," I Bedlorsd. and
’1‘aunton.-—In1aiitl liov. c. V'.'i?llOllt change of
cursor Cll.itelli.lOll,,t‘.=.l.‘.‘i' g ‘be Eastern Mail.
The steamers PL‘i’.- ‘L7’-.1-I. mick, Capt.
Joel Stone, and Cl):-.i.‘.ll}‘i.‘».J.i?l.~), Capt. W. H.
Frazee, in connection ‘-".'lll‘l the-Stonington and
Providence and Bosloii . Proviileiice Rail-
roads. leaving Ne-iv ’-.'=»r oily (Sundays ex-
cepted) 1‘;-or-ii Pie1‘E{: -1‘ .2’... lirstivharfabove
Biittt-ry-place. at ‘t l'.: tsizwk P. .\l., and stoning-
ton at 8 o'clock P. .'.l., or on the arrival of the
mail train which l::;l.:-tar. asion at 5.30 P. M.
These steamers are 1 ..;‘ f!f‘.’S-"‘.l for strength.
safety. speed, CUl.TfiC~1_‘i‘- nlegance. The offi-
cers are expci'iei1.cc-d 51 l attentive.
The CO.\I.\Il}DOIi'. .n‘2ve-.-.» York-Mom
day, Wednesday and . f. ‘From Starling-
ton--Tuesday, l‘lii::~.< ..:ir.l Saturday. ”
The PLYMOUTH i. .GK from New York-
T1l€Sd9.j'.Tl1l11‘E(l3.j_.'lt ‘ Etturday. From Ston-
ingtoii-Mond:i_y, ll’: :.-day and Friday.
N. B.—I’as::eii;,ci's -">31 :ti‘rivii1o' at Sto irigton
proceed immediately by mail ratio to Provi:
deuce. Boston. T112’ ton and New Bedford, or
by accornmodalieo "i'l‘.i-".8 from Stoningtou at
7.30 A. M. .
Through tickets on iontinys, Wednesdays
and Fridays for .\':inl-ticket. Holmes’ Hole. and
W_oot1’s Holt‘, via I\'e_'»y Bct$foi'(l, ‘connecting
with the 118‘ 9311101‘ iytkfxlfi \‘.'I.‘lG.
A Bagg , . last-'_-r ziccompziiiies the steam-
boat tI‘8.ll3i lo and from Bo.-.t~:>n
For postings. lJi.‘i'i._li1?.-, sfzlterooms or freight,
applications may be made at Pier No. 2 N. R‘,
or at the office, 10 Biittcrjv-place. '
Nev: York: the Liverpool 11‘. S.
MAIL §“'§?;iiia.»:%R~EERS.
HE Ships composing this line are the fol-
lowing: I
ATLANTIC. Capt.West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC, Capt. Comstock. .-\.om.-.ic.
These ships have been built by contract ex-
pressly tor Government service. Every care
has been taken in their trt:-i:.=.truct.ion, asalso in
their engines, toiusure strength and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers are un-
equalled for elegance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second .10., S'i'5; exclu-
sive use of extra-size Elftl“ i‘(1’.‘i‘ll3, 8325; from
Liverpool to New Yor‘;:. 30 null 5-30 guineas'.—
Aii experienced surgeon atlziclied to each ship.
No berth secured until p:.ir.l»l'or. _
For freight or passage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS & Co., No. Wall-st., N. Y.;
Bnowx, SIIIPLY & Co.. LlVl.‘1'1JO0l; E. G. Ros-
ERTS ti: Co., No. 13 King’s .-’1i'r.isYart1,LQ_don;
J0i{.\' Muxiios 8:. Co., 1-‘lite Diorle Du-modes Vic-
tories, Paris, or Gi-:0. I-1. Dr..x?:-.72, Havre.
The owners of t.lie:-to ships will not be itc-
countiible for gold, silver. b:1illoii,specie.jew-
elry. precious stones and metals, unless bills
oflziding are signed tizt-rnl‘r_=i~, and the value
tliereoftherein e:;pi'i-:sc~:i.
Shippers will please it
ships of this line es-.1201 c
traband of war. .
rcnivlng Pas-
from New
=‘-'.-‘izwts before ta-
-.-. them at re-
“TH, Sup-‘t.
Packets
9-l their regular
G1-iiminan,
. t-uing-Lretur
every Satur-
J
.-
LL
.1
-
notiee that the
.rry any goods con-
?rcl_fes.s‘-ozr B-ar'r:,r’s
ELEBRATED Ti-ixsopiit-r-3i.is, anew supply
just i‘ec!:ivet". lit KNA.PP’S.
F01‘. Sale ifilieap.
* Au imported C'zIt2it’;rrlamiB0a.i‘. For
Pr‘ pdl‘bl0l1lzl9SCl1Qllil‘C at the glllce of the
.t
Ncri-itlk Gazette. tf40
Erusiaos
IAIR. Tootli amt .\';~.il l3riisnes._ri fine as-
sortment at - l{NAPP’S.
__ ~____.__......___ .— LA-
'OODEN Wtirc still :il‘.‘.l.’*.‘S'l1-‘3.‘?t Lead and
Lead Pipe at 1-‘. ll. NASH-'S_.
£~3o:.'th .N'orwallr.
ULES HAUEUS C-e':°;‘ni‘zt‘ted
_ Cream and Toilet Soup at
I{.\'.lre’s.
EDDING CARDS rziitl Engraved Plate
flll‘l]lSh(‘(l to order, by Kmrr.
URE Silver Lt-r.<i for stovesaiid machinery
at F». Ii. T\’,.\SH"S. So. .N'orwtzlk, 0!.
1' .
Mirror of Sevastopel, Crimea
ND lift? or visa BIJCK SEJ2, ‘with 9. mi-
nute description, and hnportantstatistical
information, at KNA ’ ‘
Shaving -
Alfred Jackso ,
-sailor:-.501: To
0. E. BISBB3 iifi‘.
‘V fl‘,-IL-.1’-|l)'§'1t‘i-llltt: l‘.i-; :-.,tl.clt‘tiuii«.-l"t.Zi-. I’t1bllc i
to his large .s.ul elegant assortinent cf}
H/“"’79}£7!'*'-‘-5’, Jewel-2-t/, and Fa/ztcy Goods,
Which his increased 33.105I01‘-lllelldfityeéreli‘ l
able liilu to offer at a trifling advance froml
0050; Ladies’ and Geut1emen’s Gold Wiitches,
18 Carats line, with open face, hunting and
magic C-'1-3'3-‘a. ‘~‘g‘z1i'r:iutci:l perfect time-keepers.
‘to prices varying from $20 to $125. ‘ ' l
Silver Lepmf-‘. Anchor uad Patent. Levers;
with Ciironoiuetcr Balance, warranted to
goal‘. satisl'action,from $10 to East),
Acoint:-lete assortment oi‘Sii.'i'2r: and PL.i.'rz:n l
Ware. mauuf-.i.ctured to order in the moat fagh
_.....
give’ . gr"
ion-;_‘._il.9 styles, which will be sold as lov: as a. -
go.-jlrf .:r.‘£cl«: can be bought elsewhere. All
;u~ilt,~i-..-s of Silver warranted as pure as coin. I
In srddition to a large stock 01' Gold and Sil-I
vcr .='.:'::=.cles,.l’ens, Pencils, ’1‘hiu1bles, Keys,
Seal.-., liockets, t*cc., will be oll“ei'ed a variety of? 1‘
d.,-,q'i;..,l,il-2 patterns of Ear Rings, Ladies’ and. " A
(;.:-iitit-u.ieii’sl3reast 1’ins,Finger Rings,Guard, l
V-1-st "ill
equal :0 any ever oifered in Norivalk, and for
p1'll_‘,:_‘ :‘i'i‘.L1 beauty of design cannot fail to suit ,
the most difficult. All goods will be cheerful-
ly iozvn to those who wish to purchase or
gl ;; their curiosity. ,
11:'L/: ii.i<:rca.sing demand for
Pine Cutlery,
ii:-..=.. I-.uced him to select from the best English
arid hinericau Mannl'acturers, ti. large variety
o'-.'L-‘r.~e'i:et liuives, Scissors, Razors, c'tc., made
fl'U"‘l the linest tempered steel and beautifully
fin .: >1, ivtiich will be sold at greatly reduced
rte .. Silver and Pearl Card Cases, Port-
.‘.ionit;-.ies, tlcc., of the latest and most approved
puttesiis, which for finish, durability, conven-
lel1Ct‘.:1.l.1ll CJBU-PRESS, are superior to any before
olierctl in this place.
L0.‘.llC:S..ll'€.‘3{ill1g Combs of India Rubber and
Butlalo horn. Gentlemens Pocket Combs, an
assortment alivays on hand.
The Brush Family,
Is represented by any quantity of first-rate ar-
M0183. in the shape of Hair, Clothes, Dust,
Shaving, Nail and Tooth Brushes.-' Also, Dr.
Barhour’s Alkaline Dentriflce too Well known
17°11‘-“-T1 0’11111I1_011l5 ; Fancy Soaps, Hair Oils of
siiperior quality 5 Perfumery, a. large supply of
all the choice extracts,just received. "
A complete assortment of
Fancy Baskets,
Will now be disposed of at wholesale prices.
to make room for the Largest, Cheapest and
test ./Issortment of
Ormzmiental G'Zoclt-3.
Ever before offered in this place.
Pranoh 01001:,
An ingenious and beautifully executed piece
of .iIeriha.nisin, runs three weeks without wind-
ing, strikes the hours and half hours,an excel.
lent Timekeeper and beautiful parlor ornament,
Eight Day,
And Thirty hour Clocks. with and ivithoun
Alarms. constantly on hand.
‘As an illustration of the spirit of enterprise
which characterizes the American People, he
offers for sale Clocks of domestic manufacture,
new, neatly made and warranted for one year,
for the sum of
-75 (levels.
A few second hand Clocks, but little used, and
in good order, for sale for it mere trifle.
Our iltiusical friends who understand their
own interest will examine JACKSON’S last
arrival of Rosewood Accordeoris and Flutinas
before purchasing elsewhere.
His stock of Fancy Goods includes too great
a variety to enumerate in an advertisement.
The subscriber tliankiulfor the large amount
of pationage bestowed on his establishment for
the last few months, will endeavor by strict
attention to his business and the wants of the
public, to merit a cdntiuuance of the same.
All lads warranted as represented.
Partiiular and personal attention given to
the rep-tiring of fine Watches. J etvelry repair-
ed with neatuess and dispatch.’
ALFRED JACKSON,
At the old stand of C. E. Disbrow.
Norivalk, June, 1854.
f’
VVILLIAMS 65 GU"iO'i‘~i’S
Emigration and Foreign Ex-
.. change Office.
No. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and
Waterlrao Road, Liverpool.
The Old Black Star Line of Packets,
Sailing punctudlly from Liverpool on the let
em, 11th, 16th, 21st and 26th of each mo-nth:
and comprise thefollawing splendid ships.
Ui-‘gorse, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A.Westerve1t, Hoodless, 1600
Win. llatlibone, Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle, 1300
Princeton, Russell, 1400
Irene, . Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1000
SilasGi-eeninan, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Knapp. 1605
Wm. H. Harbeck, Marshall, 1600
Guy Mauneriug, ‘Freeman, 1600
Washington, Page, 2000
Enterprise, Fllllkt 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, ' 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith, ‘ 1000
Niagara, Smith, 1000
Dewitt Clinton, 73111111. 1300
Marmion , Haclley, 1000
Saridusky, Borlantl, 1200
Owcgo,‘ Hubbarrl, 1500
Robert Kelly, Barstovv, 1400
New Ship, Edwards, 1750
These Ships are the most magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nati-
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants ; and
their accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Steerage passengers, are vastly superiorto
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 dealt out to the pas-
sengers once ortwice a week during the voy-
age, at the rate 10 _1-2 lbs. per week for each
adult, and half allowance for children under 12
.years; and in addition to the above, a further
allovvance, according too. late act of the Brit-
ish parliament, two oz. teif, half lb. sugar, and
half lb. molasses, to each adult, weekly, with
three quarts water daily. In all cases where
any of the persons paid_for decline coming out,
the full passage money is returned without any
deduction. ~
Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their frieiidslntlie Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expense, can
have it done in a. satisfactory, and correct man-
ner, 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‘as if the person sending it was
present,and ii. receipt returned for the money
by next mail.
assaggsow.
HE Subscriber gratetully acknowledges the
_llDE1'iH 1)itl3L'0ll&gC WIHULI 1.13.8 D8611 €Xl€nCl§’(1
to him by his friends and the public gene;-ally,
101‘ the last 14 years, and hopes by strict appli-
, cation to l.itisiiiess,'Lo meet :7. continuance cl
past favors. He has now on hand, and ls coit-
stuntly manufacturing to U'.‘(.le1', all kinds cl
.t._lat‘uess i:lai'ii.ig greatly ll1i:l.‘t.“.‘.5e(l his facili-
lles lll. lIlil.ill.ll'i.t0I.,tlt‘tt1g, he 1;; I,-.r,\\y p1‘gp;‘1-ad [U
execute all outer.-5 in his line with prompti.ie—.:s
and tlespatch, and pledges himself‘ to soil any
and every article in his title as cheap the
same article can he i‘ui:uisii-.-ti by any other sim-
ilar Establishment in the L.‘-3-mt-y or state, l-lo
has on hand all ltiiids oi‘ at-iicies usually kept-
by Sii'1dle1‘s and H.-urness lll'.l.KB1'S§ Iiai-ness, 1
Saddles, '.l'1'ul.lliS, Valises, C:E.l.‘p(:l§ Bags, nurse '
Brushes. Curry Combs, l.}~.ii'ds, Shumois Skins;
Horse Sheets, Fly Netts, in-.., also all kinds (‘-1 5
Saddlery W’-tire, Uztfrlage and Riding vihipslf
all kinds and qualities, ivhicli will be sold 515 l
inauufacturei's prices. Orders th:inki"iill;.' 11"}
ct.-iveil. Terins favorable. '
Nor\valk,Aug. 11.
I
I
WM. 1}. sw.i.\'. L
carriages .'-2-."or Sa1e- _
NE second-hand trotting B1188‘:-‘.~ 1'3“-‘l£§l“j1_‘£~
200 lb., with top: - in «lo. ‘-V-‘1$‘>'hm§._' 250.
.vtc:iout top; also, S~'l‘-1-“? '~;°-'*'- mmll.‘/'
ttxtgon, All in $00,‘ .,.lilli;:i, ‘.‘il1_o. all til‘ any .
one ofthem trill be sclti :11.-3. 1.1?‘-1'33-11% Emlulifi
at the Gazette Ollice.
M33
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The Wonder cftiio Age.
IWXCELSIOR Family Starch, 9. superior ar-
JLIJ ticle, and as cheap “-5 ‘he 00173111011 $101011
now in use; it produces a Beaulitiil Polish
ivithout gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
.b 00., who can furnish it to de:i.lei‘s at Factory
l‘‘i‘ices.
‘ —- l
- RI_’1"l‘A1‘lI.-‘3-. 3Ppan’d and Silver Plated ‘
ll ares, En._g1ish‘-and‘American Knives and l
Forks, at ‘ F. H. NASH’S, f
South JV‘orwilu’.'r 3
‘iiatelaine Chains‘, of the latest and l ,
mos; *r..-‘ihionable styles, which for quality isl
'3
me-
the
pro
in
pro
Uii.
i.,.
stud;-'
.. .ed by say process. The reason is perfectly
vious. ' e
more powerfu
medicine knovm
As it is frequently expedient that my med} iris
should be taken under the counsel of an attending
Physician, and as he could not properly jud e of :.
remedy without knowing its composition,
supplied the accurate Formulae by which both In‘:
and Pills are made to the whole body oi
oners in the United States and British Amer-.
ican Provinces. If however there should be any
one who has not received -them, they will be
promptly forwarded by mail to his address. .
Of all the Patent Medicines that are offered, how
few would be taken if their composition was knovm '.
Their life consists in their mystery.
mysteries. ‘
The composition of my preparations is laid open
to all men, and all who are competent to judge in:
the subject freely acknowledge their conviction:
of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was
pronounced by scienfific men to be a wonderful
medicine before its effects were known. Many am-
inent Physicians have declared the same thing of
my Pills, and even more confidently, and are will-
ing to certify that their anticipations were more
than realized by their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy action--remove the obstructions oi‘
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
festering their irregular action to health. and
Paste
Pract
body,
by correcting. wherever they exist,
ments as are the first ori ' ‘of disease. ,
Being sugar wrapped t ey are pleasant to take,
and being purely vegetable, no "harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.
For minute
-Box.
s'- --r ..
3 a._‘
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.’!:i I-‘iii ~13‘ lot‘ the
W l.'-.“4’(l.‘o-':iP-.- ;_ Intjf»
“. ill: Wnftt‘ Fovr.-.-,,
.. isuffrsriiig might: be provr-ntcd, if :i. ‘rt
I.-' ofiiwlual 1.‘-rithzirlic ‘tv.~i'-,- more free‘-._‘.‘
t
11 f-?e1 well while .1 c.'\.':t}-V8 111.’-
. f(;f"fn"Ii'. 1' ‘i.
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1‘.
3193.
i.
‘V11
no
W
vsd more
0 the old mode of composition, ea-.
er‘; medicine is urdened with more or less of acri-
monious and injurious qualifies, by this each indi-
vidual virtue only that is desired or the curative
effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual-
ities of each substance employed are left behind, tste
curative virtues only being retained. Hence it is
self-evident the efiects should prove as they I127:
purely remedial, and the Pills 9. sure:,
we‘ emin
‘ r these facts, are
1.‘:
-- deep setitc»:
. ‘_...;d the llCfil‘ISj‘:'i all over the land. 2
familv 'g'ri}'sic is of the first important:
' . ii. and this Pill has been perfec‘-.'--.1
late skill to meet that demand. .-‘.5
. of its virtues by Physicie.-is, Protea-
l-’ _P_.-i'.it-nts, h;L=l shown results surpassing
. hitherto lmovni of any mv
3 affected bavond belief, were they not stab-
, vru by persons? of such exalted position and
*1‘ "0 to forbid the suspicion of untruth.
U3"
etc;
edicine. Cures
ant gentlemen to whom we are
til‘
. Lviorr, the distinguished Sur-
~- L-‘-ix. C“.<:,-. - '
-._).-ih.’ :1. r1A‘{_E3, Practical Chemist of the
“'1;3.')£ull, and Geologist for the State of Mas
-.‘ P‘ M°."R"7- 13-. an eminent Sure.-eon’ and
"fin: “l ‘he of Lowell, who has long used
fl‘. 11315 extensive practice. '
‘J. . 0"‘: w
.3‘.n:..:~3 in N:ivHYdi‘Cl-l{'CiEt:;f1.' one of the amt mer.
’ A. DAVIS, M. D., S
States M
" (LC? PHI‘
“PW and lsurgeon of the
3 H°5P1_ti1l. at Clielsea,-Mass.
’9 ,. . We °°“1d E1’-8 mzinv hundred
am.-cs, .ron_2 all parts where the Pills have
. ti, but evidence even more convincinia than
sertificatcs of these eminent public fie, :3
in their effects upon trial. ‘ ‘
1..e::e Pills, the result of long investigation and
, i=._re offcreil to the public as the best and
complete which the present state of med!-cl
can afford. They are compounded not ‘
<1r=.'.§s themselves, but of the medicinal vi.
cni_*,' of egetable remedies, extracted by chemi .
sees in a. state of purity, and combined toga‘.
ch a manner as to irisure the best results. '1‘
5, tax: of composition for medicines has been fo-.
11‘. ‘due Cherry Pectoral and Pills both, to prodi;-2:
2:201‘: efficient remedy than had hitherto been r.-"--
antidote to disease than any other
the world.
dzir
have
I -have T10
such derangr.
' ections, see the wrapper on the
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LOWELL, MASS.
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