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Mr. if."-‘ll. Mct£sy.Vof‘N-plea.=0nt=."°
cg , hi3"6i35acrsi'of"=”ground.-frilm W:.l1.l.°l'
he galrlr‘c‘fi‘d "-.‘~t0‘,000 pounds tot; grapes
itfijliysoil sandy loam, ‘ with
‘,.,,ii,§"‘,,,[',.g}iilL " Hisvines are iiiprows
runnin‘g'N_17 E" M" .‘M°K'.y ms
sold ill; N5.-\l?.Y9‘k- l“ M‘~”-“"9" ‘"ld’Q“".'V

bu, .“§d’;"g£,fother places, the amount, for-

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,,hi¢§_"i",','-:‘i{... probably. averaged 15 ct..95_
P“ pbgfia, He puts them ‘up very hand-
sonielyvilnnsrnall boxes and they lteep,'well.
ni, gt-'a,i_‘.;s§“"‘tirs‘the Isabella Q variety and
are much improved by his sY5l°m °f °“'
tivatiotl. ‘g , '
‘Seeds aitd_ Cuttmg-f°" P9“
_ §'Dt'_s’n_'z‘butzI»t.-—Tlie Commis-

gag of the Patent Office this week re-

ceived advices l'r'oin our ilfa-;".°'“3," 5'
Consthliliuople that he had procure‘ *9"
shipped one hundred bu.-liels Dl_,-‘“l'°|'l°F
flint wheat .fr-mi the Vtclnlllf, "‘ _ °'““
0lyinpits,.wliich,.tve‘ uutle.rs"““'i " ‘° P‘
distributed the coining \y,iI.'lf(',l' and sptlfl,‘-?
for experimt-tits in "'3='l't‘n‘ _ l’3"~‘
of our7- ltttllllllfy , Tile’ “"“3°"“‘“ is
31.0 in‘,'ea,-.53, of one celeliratetl Cassabar
nieloi‘i- ‘seed; stso the far fatiied sprint.)
whggr "(mm-.l'lie farm of Abraham, at the
fog; gfjmliunt Carmel, in the Holy Land
samplrsfofivlticli, it will be recolleclctl.
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were hrottglil from that (!0llllll'Y. last year 

11., patch Lyon, of New . York.
In thdt‘coftiit‘fy they have not man)’ ‘’‘.3.‘—’'
etables except cauliflowers and squasltes
It is propsed to send some fine tobacco
seed from different localities. Our cot‘-
uIpon§i'eht'says: ' ‘ ‘
"'M‘r'.’(’B'r"otvti's successful missionto
Europe will he of immense advantage
to IIII,-,I_.IIlI1lI,1g interests. of our own coun-
"y_. “sliced and indefatiga-

by “I01:

As the expert ,
ble head of the agricultural bureauof the

Patent Office, he was just the man‘ for‘ ‘

such a journey. Already " there‘ ii»-have
been received from England several liun:
dred bushels of peas,”of't1is fines! qtinlity
suited to different seasons and-localities;
samples ofgbeans. tnauyivarieties; quan-
tities of pure“.ea.rlyV.VYork cabbage seed;
pimnips, carrots, celery, dzc. These will
soon he follovtied by invoices from France
Russia, Holland and Spain—and all will
be distributed as early as may be practi-
cable; . ’

Samples of potatoes raised from tubers
brought‘ from California last year and
weigh:in_i’z six pounds each, raised by Dr.
Page/‘f Strange-as it may seem the pro-
duct grown ‘near this city only varied
from the size of a grape shot to a pullet’.-—
egg-they were, however, healthy in
oppearatice, and are intended to be plan-
ted another year. This diminution in
size may he the effect of the ttiiprecedem
ted drou-__:h_t. which prevailed in this re-
gion during ‘the last season. ‘

A letterreceivetl this morniiig from
the U. S, Consul at Agiers, to Mr. Ma

, son, fttrnislies the first fruits of the recent

oflicialitiissioti of Mr. Browne, cliief DI
the biireau, to Europe. This communi-
cation annoutices that forty bushels _of
best flint wheat. (ole dut) have been ship.
pad from Marseilles for the l’atent.Office
It is described as growing eight feet high
with ears of ‘l:IlOl'lllOlls size. The seed.-
and outlines of the Jtijuhe Pltim, from
which the Jtijube paste is made, and al-
so of the Pistacliiii nut, celebrated as €ll~
toting into French confectiotit.-ry, are
both promised to be sent in January
DCXI.

The consul strongly recomtnenils rt
sub-‘-tituiion of the prickly pear or chap-
pered, at Mexico—tvltieh also grows to
great |l'erfecti'oi_i_ in Barliary——ftirdtir rait
5.1-uce"or liedge. By pttuing down the
leaves in lwo y.-airs vault plan‘: will have
t\ven.ty-.--veil, lot tlllll: an impa.~sible bar-
rier. feqlllflllg no repairs, and itilrotltttzilig
at tlieyfmtrtli :1 tvliolcsoitte frttit.,tliouglft
by the Arabs to lie rt prevt-tittve to fever
If the wutitl of the tail .ft‘lit'.t:‘.\ uottltl lie
saweid tutti plant: and .-lttpp.-tl lu Algiers
it Woliltl iirodtice it llillltl-(_)t'ltl revenue.

A §l1l.l-t-qllt-.'lll. lett~r will coiilaiti re.-
marks re-p-cling ti-e ;1l"l.~.<t:‘.~‘ of the At
gterpottiiiry, \Vllll‘ll are very l]ulllel‘Oll:-

one or t\V) kllltla, ll is sttpposed. \Vutlid

grow well on the ba rrt-ti p-ains fountl on

the Southern route to the Pacifiic.
Baltimore Sun.

 

Rotation of Crops an die Gmde/z.-
It is the CLl‘.~'ll)l'l'l of many, wlio have siziuil
vegetable gardens, to plant, the same
crops in the satile spots year after" year,
This may be',.ilon'e'and good crops may
be obtained, it the land Ia deeply trench-
cd III(IV‘I:_l|0f0llg'llly tnauured every year.
Bnbwithoiit ‘these precauttoiis crops will
always r'legctterate.' The onions very
likely will becoiite l‘ll8,f_,'-20_ly3lld rot, and
the peas fail to Illl.(_)l.lI tvell, arid the Call-
bage_s,show small heads. Though we
manure abundantly and work - the soil
I-W0 spits deep, we find it of great advan-
tage to change the locality .of the crops
every year. with few exceptions. As-
P||'|&“_‘ 5330001 very ..well _le changed,
and ontous..seem'to do better upon the
same spot year after -yea r.

,--‘imerican ‘Agricutturisz.

..=.--it?-’.--—.—_...?.___“ _
Wlsflc Maple Su‘ga.r.—A Vermont
fIl'm¢l’,‘3I7I"‘-1|t_follo\ving' is ll method of
clarify’FiI:¢'%. "7su‘“g"a=r‘:—-Filter all your so;
before boi,_l§.I,I_gvV_{l,|.fl'..lll_'.',li: var hopper box of
sand, whlolig. lie is satisfied, will take ottt
not ot‘ilVy:Vall -the stains. tit-rived froth
lsav_es‘,‘ lllUS,'t.;l_'l_1rYlb'S_.’.Of hark, but all 0'.I|
er coloring . matter that can prevent tit.-
sugar from being white. '

Dan’: Kill the -.B£rds.—As Itiring ‘rid-
vances, our yotitliful Niinrotls ft-el tit».-
influence strong" tipon them to pop atvay
theirold_l,fowVlitig,_p'eces Vat the birds.-
Not that tliéy l\’a|lt.lll§'lII for footl-liot
that they do not l'e|l_§.ll lllelr-§Oll2S,l)lll. sitti-
aimply to_grtltify_lhal' llllllflltfpropellslly to
d¢Sl|’lI9,l,i0n lliat__ trtarks our‘ Yank‘:-e yotttli.

But-..w.e beg of the boys toV~~ refrain.‘——
The little birds are li‘ecornin2Vn|arniiii-_'ly
scarce.'inllief._vicitiity of Hartford. Wt-
“Y “lUfm5?l:,L’!3/2}-for the armies of the
Pal‘??? \V9l‘m. .-=,=I.l§'rpi|lar, aiiil canker
Worm 8I'€’3|l'-lffllilllkgly all the iticrea.<.e.——
The little birds one the farmer's — ht-..t
Irlentlfi. Tliay destroy the bugs and the
worms that inf.-...t his ct-qpa 91.4 ms ,,,._
Clllfdc} pwilfllbl ll|a’t:kl).l-Id nifty 0ccasim.a|
ly ICCL; §l5,,§",l'fie\,Y hills of corn, litit he dai-

 

ly gstnér‘.~“..iore‘ds.tmc.i.,e msems, .,,,_

he travels I cvger-. the llewly plolighetl
fields, ‘titan al'l‘tli‘c‘tfo’rti is worth wincl.
he destroys. ten tttii-.-sever. The robin
may rnlte..a fettntil‘ your spare clit-tries,
but he’-‘i.-' on _Vllt2lilll_' pay for the "worm.-
he !'\'\~".uiVll)\v=) which ‘._\'0lli(l have tttatlc
yOulj.gartlt;il ti tlesultile waste.
melicaiiliiot tlo‘-witiiottt. lllt-' little birds.
We have‘ no dolllil that the late ravages
of VI|"l’|5u’-tl ingttuts fire o\V”].'r
3Vh°|l35lllle—‘lPSlI:ll_t:{lOll oi‘ the DITIIS.

S0 itiiporlaiit i‘s-tlttt 'stiltj.-1j{- cbnfsidgred
by ‘.‘§,_"'["T‘_‘"""_"°",'.-**- "ital the Sccretnrygol‘
‘he lA%$'l.‘?“'.'“It‘-, til Mass‘acltu-
IBlI§;.Mg.:ElilII,, has issued a circular .ur.
ging upon,-faI:m‘ers'aiid others the execu-
tionof the stringeiitrglaw there is in that
State against killitig-'suoli birds, Vve
haveta‘: Sllllljflfllgfllflilltllis State, guilt‘ -.y'.,
trust ofli‘-tat-‘titers will see rigitlly“io ‘tile
prosecution of all breakers of it. Their
coming crops will reap the benefit of

V___ sparing the little bir.ls...cgu;-a;¢z,

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Hygeana.

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Trees
Al‘ was s _ H NORWALK

., , N ‘U’ E B Y . _
$.33 Proprietors wish to call the attention
’ . .:-Of llI,OiI.'.;customers and the public to their
cpqice stockjof Fruit and Ornamental Trees,
confirtingiof ‘Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry.
Peach, Apricot, quince, Strawberries,
berries, Wlizre Blackberries, and black
Cu rants. '

~Nor,ivay~ _ _
American Spruce, At-boritas, Weeping-willow,’
Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash. ,

Also, the pure Red Antwerp, which we war-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for its
being the pureplant. ' ’ ‘ .. ‘
GEO. SEYMOUR 8: Co.

V 3" We wish to call particular attention to
our large stock (being the largest in the State,)
ot'dwai‘t‘Pears, of 30 or'40 choice varieties.
I'0lVI,D S‘I'0.;NES AND
. L A IIY ' _ V ,
The Norwalk Mar.b1o..Ysrd.
' Near the Bridge, Nonwqflr, Cont»;
EPULCHRAL Monuments & Grave Stones’
of every ‘variety of patterns, and of V the
most skillful workmanship. The best_assot‘t-'
merit of American and Foreign Marble, kept‘
constantly on hand. ‘ '
-. Persons wishing to procure_Monuments or
any kind oi‘Mnt-ble Wot ks, are invited to call
and give a personal inspection of our materiil
autl.-workmanship, as this will be more satis-
factory than to purchase of Agents,.without an
opportunity of testing the quality of the arti-
cle contracted for. ‘
~@,-’l‘he’Lett.ct_-ing and Ornamental work
is executed by experienced workmen, and we
can warrant it to glye entire satisfaction.
' ‘ . ‘ SMITH db MORGAN. .

_EYGEA_NA.'

Brought Home to the Door of the JlIi'llt'on..
WONDERFUL‘ Discovery has recently
been made by Dr. Curtis, of this city, in

the treatment of Consumption, Asthma and all

tliaeasesof the Lung. We refer to “ Dr. Cur-
tis’ Hygeana, or Inlialing Hygetin VaP°" “"4

Cherry Syrup.” With this new method Dr. C.

has restored ‘ many uf'flicted_ ones to perfect

health.;as an evidence or which he has innu-

‘uterable certificates. Speskinrof _the treat-

inent, a physician remarks: _Itis evident that

inhaling-_—constantly breathing an agreeable,
healing vapor, the medicinal properties ‘must

‘come in direct contact Wl-tll the whole of the

at-ial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the

many and vat-igd changes produced upon them
when introduced into the atoptscli. and sub-
jected to the process of digestion. The Hyge-
sna is for sale at all the drttggista’ throughout
the country.-‘-N. Y. Dutchman of Jan. 14.
The Inhaler is worn

Naplel;

ontlio breast under tliel
linen without the least 'tnconvenienc‘a—thc heat

of the body being sufficient to evaporate. the

id.
Hundreds of Cases of Cortes like the follow-
ing might be named. One package of Hyge-
ana has cured me oftlie ASTHMA of six year_s_
standing. Jas. F. Keeseberry: 1’- M
‘ ~ of Duncavmon, Pa.
I am cured of the A°'I‘HMA of 10 years stand-
ing by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana.
Margaret Easton,,Braolrlyn, 17.
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Matnmond st., 1., was
cured of a. severe case of Bronchetts by the

My sister has been cured of a Drsrtutssrxo
Cotton of several years standing, and decided
to beincurablc by her'Physiciaus. She was
Conan in Oxit. Muxrn by the Hygeana.
J. H. 6‘-aubert. P. M'., Richmond, Jllc.

_ Price’ three Dollars it Pncka.ge.—Sold,by
CURTIS tk PERKINSSI. BOYD ck PAUL No.
I49 Chambers St., N. Y. ; and W. E. BISSELL
Norwallt -4 Packages sent fret by express to
any part of the United States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.—'Dr Curtis’ Hygeanais the ORIGINAL
and ONLY Gttxutxrz ARTICLE, and others are
haseitnitations or vile and injurious counter-
feits. Shun them as you would Potsox. 18

Miss PILGRIM,
Ovef J\"a. 2 Skiddg/’s Block,
ILL open a complete ‘dl:‘SOl‘l1Tll'l1l ofltttv
Fall and early “‘lllY-81‘ Fa.-blunts, on
Thursday Oct. l2th, consisting oi Silks. Snlitis,
UeClieaucs and Straw Bonnets, with Flowers,
Feathers, Ribbons, &c.. &c.
Feeling grateful for pnstVptilrrintige.encottr-
ages Ilel‘ to ask for a continuance of the saute.
Ladies are invited to give her it call.

 

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Noah Webster—-Professor Stowe.

Under date of May 15th, 1854, Professor
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" I am decidedly in favor ofWebster for the
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.1. Webster is the most uniformly analogi-
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ing the attention of the civilized world,
and while all are speculating as to the proba-
ble victor.,here in ‘Iorwalk. where we are mn-
tually acquainted, no one for a moment doubts

that

TURK will Conquer!
For where else in the State ofConnecticut, can
Clothing for the coming Winter be obtained so

cheap? I N 

FOR THE MILLION!
Comfort, Beduto and Economy Com-
.. ;.bV'¢f“’."’.-_ ‘
The Public are cordially invited to compare
ou'r Stock ofG6ods’,’ ’ ‘
Ready-Made and Made to Order,
with atiy‘, or all siinilnr Stores in Norwalk,
eillier as to quality, quantity or price. The
best stock of
OVERCOA TS, COATS, PANTS, AND VESTS.
t~:xt=ttt:ssLY l-‘ott rim s‘F.ASO.\I,& ALL THE ET CETERAS
of it Gciitlet_n-.i.ti’s Wartlrobe, can be purchased
there Cllellpcl‘ all-.tttrVat..-.i.iiy other Store in the
State. ,A:i l '.1_~‘ for variety, style, and excel-
lcuce of workmanship, one trial will secure
the patronage of the most fastidious.
‘ PARENTS, this is the place to bring your
sons. The stock of goods which we are ma-
king up into _
Boys’. Youths’ &. -Children’s
- WINTER CLOTHING,
I.S.I,1V.DEED B UTIFUL!
Come. F.'.tl‘mel'.-l, tllerchatits, Tradesmen, come,
.\Iccliatiics_lettvc your work °
Go, lawyer, send that client home
And get a suit of TURK!
Its all as clear as day. you see.
That no-other rule will work,
S", ‘Ont! 18 people have their wits
1‘hey’it buy their clothes of TURKI
V ‘ ’ -roams
" W’tV0'ésaIe' 3!‘ Retail Clothing Ehtporiiim,
.. .. Undo!‘ Cohnccticitttflotel. Norivallr.
N. Puddttgs not offered as specimens of
Clothing. “-49

. OLBURN’S Intellectual Arithmetic, anew
sniiiilv at KNAPP’S.

\

1 _ _ Paper.
LARGE Assorttncnt of Note (something
new and very beautiful), Bath. Letter and

Cup Paper. at ’ KI\'APP'S.

wanted. $2150,

ON.Mortgag Security, for a term of years
. for whichs
Paid. Enquire at the Gazette Ollice.

L

tf

' ns~t"-'in:£itsivtii‘ti.‘atnoitintiii ofL.ubin’s,
Jules Hautl’s, and Harrison’s Perfumes,

The Pooi’ile’s Gift Association! .

beverage. Weak and sickly females will findil '

ven per cent. interest.-will be,

. NEW BOOT, SHOE,

’ Leather & Finding Store
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and the public in gen-

of the bridge, .opposite the Post Office, No. 1
Water-st., andfifltted it ’up_in good order, where
may be found at all times a large stock of 'gent’s,

descriptions, manufscttir by as expressly for
this market, by the.beIt.of workmen and of the
jbest materials; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor as with it call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order, with neatness, and
despat ii. A share of public patronage is re-
spectfu ly solicited by J. P. HANF0R1?._JT-
5;‘ Particular‘ attention paid to repairing in
allits branches. Norwalk.'AflE- W1-

THE
Cheap cash Grocery Store.

HE subscribers would return their tltafl-,;S
T to the public for their very liberal pntro;t-
age for the lsst_two years,‘ and they hope that
by strict attention to the want: of the comma.-
.nity,‘snd by fair and honorable dealing, to mer-
it and receive a continuance of their former
custom, believing as they_ do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, at as cheap

. Mats and of as good a quality as can be found

other store in the country. They are
now offering great bargulnsin T_eas,-Sugars,
&c., and would invite an examiuatton of tl1ct_r
large s.nd.fr.e.ah Bl09k..9.f (é1'P°°“?‘ and pm?"

at any

sions.
Old stand,Easl. sidellfain street.

New Canaan Nursery .

~ Valued at , 1 v ,

lCountry Residence, inArmstrongCo., STEPHEN Hg} '1‘ R CO” at their
Pa. Alai-geframe Cottagedwelling, AVE 0111191151 N150 e’ “"7 5‘ h 1, m_l S
stable, 21? one acre_ of land, with a Nu1'ser_1cs, situated one and a ma thl c

’ variety 0 choicefrutt and ornament- cast of the village of New CMII9-II. 311 "99
al trees. About five miles from Free- and a half from Norwalk : P h

- art. The buildings are all new.— Apple, Pear, (stpndsrd and dwarfs,) eac ,
Valued at 8,000 Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach

10 Gents fine Gold Watches, valued, 1,000 stocks.) and Quince Tyees. _

10 Ladies -do do do 1,000 Also, small fruits, viz-: Raspberries, the Fal-
l00 Gents Gold Pencils, do 600 tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
I00 Ladies do do 400 English Gooseberries; Ci1rtant8.l_)19-_.0_k ED111191!»
The Celebrated Trotting Horse Ben red and white Dutch,superior V8l'I0tleSiStI‘aW~

Bruit with Sulkey and Trappings.-- 6 berries, the mast approved VOW‘-‘I03; 8359"“
. .o.lued at . 00 md Catawba. rape vines. _
1 Building Lot iifihe Boron h of Kit- . ORNAMENTAL V'1‘iutii:s.-Horse Chestnut, moun-
tanning. ‘ 8 1,000 rain ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
1 Building Lot in the Borough of mi arbor vim. For vigor and healthfnlnesl
Fl'e¢l>0I‘t- - ' ' 1.000 of growth, the above trees‘-0 not excelled if
2 Superb Rosewood Pianos. 1,000 equg1e¢1.by.s,ny.in the con .17., ,_ . _, g , _ g
4 Rosewood Pianos. 1,200 special regard has been had in the selection
4 Prince & 00-. Me10a9°nl- C640 of the varieties of our large stockofspple trees,
_18.000 Beautiful Steel _En“gravitigs. 9,000 that they be .,;’¢1,'g.g.igfre of -_li‘salthy,.,strong._, and
,20 Beautiful Silver W class. 500 ,1-go;-on; growth, abundant aiidregular bearers,
ans. V‘ w ' if more‘. an‘ , acres 0
=g3oSapp;bPAccordeon . 133 and the most valuable markettiysrlcfies. Tltest;
an asset .”°".‘.’~.... °-°°° =°°-°°° 
, one s an _ _ .
pieces of Music,- - V 4,500 Fm“ Tn”, ’ ‘
3000 Beautiful Cornelian Rings- 1,500 chgigg gnfl selected T088.
* 1690 Beautiful Gift Books. _ 1,690 v CHESTS of Green and Black, Team
2 Loans for One Hundred Yea.rs,wilh- C ‘fee and Te“ warranted to phase.
out security or interest, of Cash," 5500 - . . ° - ’ 1 - 1 ’
em, 1 000 tnprice and quality, they denyofiflgieégilzé é-O
2 Loans One Hundred Dollars each. 4 g 200 " .— ‘ G‘ - V ‘ .__'_
--— _ V . '-—" selling of Cheap .’
 Glftflu fit -ia selling his Watches’

'FHE subscriber
Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per-_cent.
If you want goods in my
2 Skiddy’s Block, sign of
O. S. CLARK.

reduction in prices.
line cheap call at No.
the Red Watch.
Silver and Plated Spoons, _ForI.-s,
B utter‘ and Fruit Knives, silver
§- plated Napkin Ring-7. 490- _

HAVE a. very fine stock of the above goods
I on hand which will be sold much less than
can be bought by pedlers, and handsomely en-

 

Accowleons

EPAIRED and tuned. Also a large as-
sortment for sale at . CLsax’s.

Port Monies .

YOU can find every variety and price of
Port Moniesat O. S. CI-ATlK'F-

 

Sou-iug birds.

OF every style" and price, at
_ V O. S. CLiiiu;’s, 2 Sk_iddy’s Block.

Ornamental Boxes for La dies
JUST received some fine Boxes of alabaster,
rose Wood, 320. O. S. CLARK.

‘ "and.

WHITE Rockaway Sand for Plastering and
House-cleaning purppses, for sale by the

subscribers at his Marble W nrks.
tfz2 SMITH & MORGAN.

ASH tubs,wash boards, pails, brooms.
baskets of all kinds, mackaroni, and
fruits of all kinds constantly on hand ; sweet
corn for boiling, prepared by the Shakers;
fresh groceries, received daily of the best quai
ity, at wholesale and retail, by A. M. dz Co.

chelor’s and other Hair Dyes. for sale

3 t BISSELL-‘S.

. . Hardware arid Cutlery,

Mac/ianics Tools, Farming Utensils,
Guns, Pistols, Iron and Steel,
Window . Glass, Paints
V and Oils.

THE subscriber has now in store, and is con-

stantly receiving direct from the manu--.
facturers, a large supply of foreign and domes.-
tic goods, under the above denominations,
which makes his assortment‘ of articles suited
to this market, is us] to any in the state. and
which will be‘ sol either wholesale or retail,
on as favorable terms ‘as can be purchased in
New York. For list of articles and prices,
purchasers are requested tpvcsll and examine

for themselves: M. C. STREET.
Norwalk,Aprll '17 th. ' V
~. Bird Seed.‘

CANARY, Hemp and Rape Seed. Cuttleliisli
_ Bone,-Bird Glasses,&c.,sl. BISSELL'S.

Watches, Clocks,

ND. al kinds of Jewelry repaired.

graviug on Spoons, Rings, Comr-

dzc. executed in a superior manner b L. Cum:

at No. 2 Skidtly’s Block, sign of th Red Watch
is; O. S. CLmt_t.

_, Pumps.

A ' I-‘IVNE Assortment of Pumps, consistinsof

Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells of

any depth, both Force and Suction Hose and

Pipe attached ‘f wanted; Cistern Pumps do
various sizes ; mas and Iron Cullenders, at
F. H. NASH’S, Soul}: J\"a1‘malk.

. Nails,
IN ‘quantities to suit purcuaiiors at lowest
rates. at CHICHESTERS.
GARDEN Rakes, Spading forks. Hoes long
attd short handled manure forks, shovels

of all kinds. Farmers and Gardnersfivould do
well to call at E. VA Cittc1tEs'rF.it

Cheap for Cash.

HE subscriber would offer tor sale cheap for

cash French and American Window Glass,

all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian

Ware; fine German Accordeons and Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. GRIFFETH.

En-
lafes,

Wanted Immediately,
ANY quantity of persons of all ages and

conditions to purchase fine Watches.jew-
elry and elegant Silver Write. now on exhibi-

tlon daily at No. 2 Skidd-y’s Block.
' . O. S. CLARK.

V School Books! ! '
LL the Books used in the Union and other
Schools, constantly on hand and for sale
at the lowest prices, at KN APP’S.

Clocks! Clocks! Clocks !
I HAVE it large assortment of Clocks on

hand at prices varying from one dollar to
'25, and of a. great variety of styles.

Call and see at No. 2 Slriddy’s Block.
5 O. S. CLARK.‘

-Horse Blankets.

NE of the best and cheapest assortrnents
of Carriage and Stable Horse Blankets,

are to found at ' WM. S. JONES.
‘ Eist side the Bridge, Westport,Ct. 46

Mexican Guano.
Ill.’-.7 l'~3lJl'i uted fertilizer, which is pro-
lltllllicttl ';=y Agricultural Chemists and
others “=".‘t(* ‘-»«...t 2 used it, to be much superior
toalfm.-.2; V. i'«letles,may be had of the sub-

Fancy Soaps, Toilet Powder, &c., at

Ci‘-“"3. , g

scrilw.-v '* aft" quantity. . . -

E.VA.CFIICHES'l‘ER. H

‘W - lift ‘Lit’...-‘ V llilnvelopts, a great variety at
KNAPf.’I-

 

eral, that he has taken actors on the west side V

ladies’ afid'clllldren’s'Boo_ts and Shoes of all -

‘O1‘1‘h'w1‘, blennorrhagie,

HOLMES '&‘C0".‘“ “ _

-assortment of 4 _, _ ,
Vhe is selling at great‘ bargains ; those wanting

AIR DYES.—-Julius Hael’s, Waters, Bat.- -

‘ the same, dtc.

Books may

.i1\'IEDIGAIl.s Anvlsna Ann MAR-
RIAG E GUIDE. ’

LEVENTII edition, 340 pa“g’es,_ cloth, with
E nearly seventy five colored ‘engravings-
representing all the diseases of the genital or-
gans of the male and female ;g_-the ’mosls " ( om-
plete andgractical work on the physiolog lcsl‘
mysteries and revelations of the msleand fe-
male sexual systems ever published, . with the
lateat experiments and discover’-icsin reproduc-
tion. It illustrates anatomically and fully with
the plates everything pertaining to the male or
female genital systems ; with a full description
of the c5.uses,symptoms, and most certain cure
of all diseases to which they are liable ;_from the
secret liabitsof youth and excesses of mature age
as impotency and innocent or unforseen anec-
tions, syphilis (primary and constitutional) gon-
etc. with numerous cer-
tificates of the-tnosr unparalleled cures everper-
forined. Every person both married and sin-
gle should read this work.,_ Sold__lgy*St_r1_l,1g,9_I,
tts'I‘ownsend, 222 Broadway, at the Broadway
Post Office 422 Broacwav, and by the author
Dr. Larmont, 42 Reade street. corner of Brad-
way, New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price sl, mailedfree of postage to. any
address, securely sealed. Address all letters
Box 844 ‘New’ York‘ Post Office. Agents

wanted in every town. L741

Extracts from Editorial Notices of a number of News-
papers :-“ We concur with the other papers in recom-
mending Dr. Larmont and his work." Cont-rler do-it
Etats Unis, German Die Reforms, S ay Disputcli,
Siaats Zeittmg, Nationalbemocrat, Day Book, Essex
Standard, Rnhway Advocate Empire City, Polrceblrtzetto,
"New York Pick, New Brunswick Times.

__ _ Peed, Peed.

HE subscribers keeps constantly on _lt§lnd
every description of Feed, which it wil. be
a pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,

a s 1.
audpo growling. Give us ftHl3tllJMES & C0,

Shaving‘ and Hair-dressang_

Al:lsTt1S‘s‘cribc1'isstill to be-toun_d~a.t his old
 stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
htacustoiners, in all the departments of shav-

lng,hairdressing,ltead clenstng, die... &0- His
many years experience in_ these brancllgisl he
deemsa sulllcieut guarantee or‘ his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat

ronage. Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of childrens’ hair. Sick per-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for as tat
his News Depot, and isAg'ent for Adamadt Co’s.

Express; all packages left-to his cars, will be

tl .f w rded. '
l2);°mll{)ayy26°,r1sb3. GEO. W. JENNINGS.

 Union Hall “

'~’0Ia0'I'HIN¢I> STORE

" THE Proprietor of this far famed establish-
great, would Inform the inhab_ltsnts‘of Norwallt
and atfiolnlng towns, that he has out hand a good
Fall and Wluter Clothing, which

anything in his line wlll’flnd it to their advan-
tage to givehlm a call; ‘as-hlsexperience in
the business and facilities for can-yingit on, en-
ables him to furnish the same articles for a lean
price than those of less experl'enc‘e~possibly can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
sion, consequently is better made-than is gener-
allv found at other stores. I also have alarger
stql-.k on hand than any other store in Norwalk,
so that the purchaser has abetter assortment to
select from. _ I am also receiving daily additions
to my already large and well selected stock'-
Some very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.

In addition to the above I have a good as-
sortment of Gentlemens Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves, "Crave/ts, 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. if desired. be out free --of ex-
pense to tlte“Purcliat-er. THOMAS RILEY.

Nnrwalk. 30th. August 1353.

Par-ian Ware.

THIS rare and most beautiful kind ofusefufi

and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have ii. taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe thistvare, it must be seen

to be appreciated, for sale by
T. B. GRIFFITH.

Axes.

Course Tcnicks, Hends and other makes,
with and without handles, SIM01\"S boys
axes and hatchets, all of which are \vart'anted,
and for sale by E. VA. Cittciit:s'rt-zit.

FINE assortment‘ of Bohemian Ware. con-

sisting of Vases of most -exquisite finish...

not to be excelled by any in .-New York City.
lci the price; Also. a splendid assortment of

Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 5s. to $6 the
pair, at T. B. GRIFFITH’S.

Do you tcislg. to see
THE flnesb assortmeufeof POCKET CUT.
LERY ever shown‘ it Norwalk '3 Call at

my store, 2 Skiddy’s Bloclt, tsggnstllfnfied

watch.

3 - K
BCILDIN. LOT
@- “»' FUR SAl.'r‘!J. -

The building lot recently owned and

occupictlliy Capt. W mi Allen, on Flax Hill,is
offered for sale on very reasonable terms. ‘It
consists of about I I-4 acres of good lan_cl,tvtlli
numerous thrifty and well-groti u fruit. and
shade t.rees,standingtlie1-eon, a well of of good
and neveM'ailtng‘~.'water», with the cellar and
foundation of the former building, flag stone
walks, a newly erected picket fence fronting
It is eligibly situated upon the
main road leading from South N orwalk to Da-
rien and but a few minutes walk from the de.
pot. Anyperson _ v?tEliin‘g ‘a retired " location‘,
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
‘opportunity to purchase in a very low price, I
most beautiful and desirable location foi_'a_
country residence. For further particulars in,
quire of Mr. J ohn Knapp near the premises, or
of the owner. JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
No. 40, Fulton st., N. Y.

window VG-lass.
BOXES American, French, and En
. glish window_glass, assorted, from

6x8-to 26:32, for sale at manufacturers prices"
by . WM. C. STREET.

TE-AS. .

I THE subscriber keeps’ constantly on hand a

_ large supply of fresh TEAS, of allqualities
and prices. Don’t forget to call at
, . HOLMES dz Co’ii.

Bucks and Buck saw s.
LL ready for 'use‘of a superior ltind,
for sale by . Cntcnnsrrzn.

EAD ck FULMER-‘S Croton Metallic Fire
proof Paiut.—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 of the weatherand fire, and is cheaper
than other paints inconeequencc of its taking
less. oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
face,’rwice as much as some. Give it a trial.
E. V. A. (IHICHESTER, Agent.

‘ Zinc Paints.

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

pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.

WM. C. STREET.

Panning lvsills.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let tltem go and buy of'Cittcni~:st'1«:R

ritittvcutters, tlovey’s patent spiral knives
the best and cheapestin the market. at
' ‘ CHICHESTER’S.

CUTLERY.—A splendid assortment of'Amcr-
icon and English Cutlery, both table and

pocket. Please call and examine.
‘ E. V. A. CHICHESTER.

nea;‘ct.a.t.. ', " 

POCKET 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-
les, garden trowels, pittcnt irate hinges and
ketches,&c.,’ just received and for sale by

WM. 0. STREET.

Crockery, China &. Glass Ware
- ONE_of.the larggst, ri_c/lost tinrl bestsclcclcd
Stocks of Crockery, Glassdt Cliiii‘a'Wares,'
to be found in Norwclk, ‘can now be seen at the
store of the subscriber at South Norwalk, to-
gether witli a general assortment of Groceries,
&c., all of which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. G. W. SMITH.

V Lime,

BY the Barrel or small quiintitylat ,
GEO. W. SMITH’S. 

ooavaavs noostr, Washington tr.» 1'
ings last work. ' V -

The Wifes Victory. by Mrs. Soutltwortli.
The Hermite Dell, and many other 1’ it
be found at K ‘APP’l

South l7ortva?'-;’ , I

:'--‘J. ‘-1 .-.-_-~.-..-.'-‘ V :-'..,- _ .- -o

obit VESYANQCES.

N. ma. «N. :1. Railroad-
1854, WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ' I855.
Comm.eVnc:'ng Dec. 11, 1854.
' Trains to New York.
From .N'e-w Haven. ‘
CCOMMODATION-‘-At 6.30,7.00 and 9.3::
‘ 'A.‘M. and 4.15 P. M. _
The 7.00 A.M. train receives passengers from
the Dsnbury Railroad at Norwalk. ._ .
The 9.35 A-M, train receives passengers from
the Hartford, Springfield, and Canal Railroads
at New Haven, and from the Naugutuck Rail-
road at Bridgeport.
Exivtutss-At 1.15 ,
Erpress train from Bost_on,) receiving passen-
gers from New London, and Canal ‘Railroads at
New Haven, from the Housatonic Railroad at
B‘;-mgepox-t-, stopping-at—Britlgeport_. Norwslk
and Stamford. At 8.00 P. M? stopping at
Brldgeport, Norwalk and Stamford.
‘ SPECIAL 'l‘rmz¢1n-zves-.‘Iorwalk at 6 A..\I. for

New York. _
I-Iour.c:‘¢.-/no R . road._ _
Passengers for Ilozsattonic Ratlroasl will
-take the 9,35 5.3;, frttiu l.u Bridgeport.
Danbury and Jlforwallc Ka,lroa.d.
Passengers for the Dsnbury and Nortmlk
Railroad will.take.tlte I A. M. and 4.15 r. 11
trains to Norwalk. V‘ _ ~ ~ V A
Trains from New‘ York. ..._.
For ./V‘ew Haven. ~
Accoai.-At,7 A. M., and 12 2.1., and at 3.30
and 5.00 r.M.- “ ' ' .
EXPRESS T!!A11\'S—-At 8 A. M. and 3 r. 2.2. for
Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, Spriiiglirzltl
and Worcester, the 8 s;tit.stopping at Stamloi-d
and Bridgeport. the 3 2.11., at Stamford, .\":r-

 

r.n'., (in connection with 5

‘yer spectacles, Pens, Pencils, Thimble», l~’.«.;.-s,

atrial Jacksoii,

"successes are _
-V 3}. II. ‘.Dlt’SBIt0jllii.
V0 ‘to his large txtd elegant assot‘-tiitent of
iVa.z§c/tes, Jewel-2 ',', and Fancy Gaads,

cost, Latlies‘ 0.l].(.l.G<.‘ni.lelI1en7S Gold Watches,
18 Carats line, with open face", hunting an-1
magic cases, warranted perfect time-keepers,
in prices varying from $20 to $175.
silver Lep'tne,.Anchor and Patent. ..Le'.‘e1'S
with Chrouometer Balance,warra.nted to give
ood sa.-‘.isf;action,from $10 to $6.0.
Acoinplete assortment of SILVER and It‘ 2.. :21:
Were, man'ufitctut'ed‘tt_J order in the moat 1:.-.-.11
ionable styles, which will be sold as lrm, ,:._.; 3
bad article can be bought elsewhere. -;1l
articles of Silver warranted as pure as 
In addition to a large stock of Gold unrl :11-

UULDinvi‘te ‘it: attention of l‘.h0‘Pl1b).iO ‘ ’

Wliich.hi.<,_increa_sed stiles for i.liepa.stV__);e:i.1 en; .-V
able him to offer at 9. trifling advance 1";-om‘

39,13, hackers, &c‘., will beoffered a V§).1‘lel;. of

desirable patterns 0
Gentlemeu’s Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Guard,

Vest and Chatelaine Chains, of the latest and
most t'asn‘it'mable'styles, wliich for quality is
equal to any ever offered ln.N_orwalk, and for
price and beauty of design cannot fail to suit
the most dilliculll. Allgooda will be cheer’Iu1-
ly shown to those who _,w1ah to purchase or
gratify their curioaity.- V ‘-

The increasing demand for

. Pine Cutlery, .

Hasi nduced him to"select_f_'ro'm the best English
and American Manul'acturers,'a large variety
of Pocket Knives, Scissors, Razors, &.c., made
from the finest tempered steel and beautifully
finished, which will be sold at greatly reduced
prices. Silver and ‘Pearl Card‘ Cases, Port-
Mouuaies, &c., of the latest and most approved
patterns, which for finish, durability, conven-

walk and Bridgeport. , _

' The 8 A.M. train connects with Housstonic,
Cs.nal,and New London Railroads. - ‘

_ The 7 A. M. Accommodation, and 3.80 Pl st.
trains connect with Danbury dc Ncrwalk Rail-
road at Norwalk. ‘ ‘

Trains from .N'eui York to .Norw21llr.—At.
'L.t.n., 12 21., at 3 (express). 3.30 (ex.), 4.00,
and 5.15 P.n_t. , ‘ .

Trainsfi-om Nortqsllr to .N‘eto York.-All
6, 6.44-, 8.15, and 1~).52n.z-1.; 2.20 (ex),5.30. and
9.06 i=.ir. (ex). - , - .. V , v

Trainsfrorn Norwalk to New Haizen.—At
9.15 A.!., at 2.24, 5.02 (ex), 5.35, and 8.18 mi.

See large bill of advertisement at the Station
Housesand-Hotels.... _ . _ . . . ., 

J AMES-H. HOYT, Sup’t.

Danbury & Road.
WIN TER:.II,R_1Ifl.~"GE./H'_E,.N"T.
Coinmtcbtg‘ 11, 1854.
Trslnsrun daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DAICBUIIU 'I'0 SOUTH IVOIIWALI
lst Passenger at‘ 6.50 A. M.-‘-Arriving at
South N orwalk at ‘ 8.05 ‘A.’ M. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. M. Train from New. Haven, and
7.00 A. M, Accommodation Train‘ fi‘bm New
York, stopping at all_stations.' .

Arrives at South Norwalk atl5.20 1-. or.
SOUTH NORWALR '.l.'0,DAN'B'D‘8!

Ist Passenger and Freight al..9.20 A. M.-
Receivingpsssengers from the New York 7.00
A. M. and the New Haven, 7.00 A. M. Accom.
Trains, and arrive at Danbury at 11.00 A. M.,
stopping at all stations.

2d Passenger at 5.40 P.M.—Receiving Pas-
sengers from the 3.30 t-. tit. train from New
York,ont1 arriving at, Daubury at 6.50 P.M.,
stopping at all stations.

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

Passengers who purchase tickets before ta.-
kiniz seats in the Cats can have them at re-
duced rates. HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.

Q Sel1eck’s Line of Packets

HAVING commenced their regular
A.Sel1eck, Capt. Gt-vsory Grumman, will

l;rip= will soil as follows-—Sloop Mary

ttiug will leave Pike Slip. N. Y., every Satur-
day. Sloop Domestic. Capt. Isaac Demmon,
will leave Not'tvzi.lk every Saturday evening-
rcturning will leave Pike Slip, N. Y., every
Thursday. Shippers may depend upon these
vessels sailing regular as advertised. Pro-.
duce sold at the highest market price, and re-
turns made accordingly. Freight to be re-

shipped ‘on the Daubury and Norwalk Rail-
road, will he landed at the depot, also freight
received from the depot free of extra charge.

SELLECK & DEM MON.
’ 3tI2

Norwalk, March l7th, 1855.

 For BOSTON ,._

EGULAR MAIL‘ LINE via Stotiiugt.ont'or

Boston, Providence, New Bedford, and
Fl‘auntou.-—Inland Route, without change of
cars or detention, carrying the Eastern Mail.

The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt.
Joel Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.

Frazee, in connection with the Stotiingtoh and
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, leaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) from Pier No. 2 N. R., first wharf above
Battery-place, at 4 o’clock P. M., and Stoning-
ton at 8 o’clock P. M., or on the arrival of the
mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30 P. M. _

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

The COMMODORE from New York-—Mon-
day, Wednesday and Friday. From Stoning-
ton—Tuesday, Thursday and,Sat,urd,ay.

The PLYMOUTH Rt ICK from New York-‘-,
Tuet-tday,Thursday and Saturday. From Stod-
ington—Monda‘y, Wednesday and Friday.

N. B.—-Passengers on arriving at,Sl:_onit_1gton
proceed immediately by mail train‘ to Provi:
deuce, Boston, Tautiton and New Bedford, or
by accommodation trains from Stonington at
7.30 A. M.

Through tickets on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays for Nantucket, Holmes’ 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 ma be made at Pier No. 2 N. R',
or at the office, 0 Battery-place.

New York Gr. Liverpool U.
MAIL STEAMERS.

HE Ships composing this line are the fol‘
lowing: ,
ATLANTIC, Capt.West.

 

PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.

“Barrio, Capt. Comstock. ADRIAIO.

» These ships have been built by contract’ ox-
pressly for Government service. Every care
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their engines, toinsnre 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 do., 575; exclu-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $325; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 guiueas.—
An experienced surgeon attttchetl to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for.

For freight or .pftSEIlge apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS 86 Co., No.56 Wall-st-., N. Y.;
BROWN, SIIIPLY ti: Co., Liverpool ; E. G. Ros-
IIIRTS &. Co.,, No. 13 King’s At'msYart1,Lot1don;
JOIIN Mu.\‘itoi-: &. Co., Rue Norte Dame des Vic-
tories, Paris, or Geo. H. DRAPER, Havre.

The owners of these ships will not be_stc-
countable for gold, silver, 1it1llion,speéie..l§W‘
elry. precious stones and metals, unless bills
of lntling are signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein expressed. _ '

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

Professor Ba'rry’s

ELEBRATED Tl‘lC0pl1eI'Oll8, a new supply
just received at V ’ KNAPP’S.~

.I‘or Sale Cheap.

Animported Cumberland Boar. For
_ particularsenquire at the office of the

Norwnlk Gazette. H40
Brushes

'AIR, Tooth and Nail Brushes. it fine as-
"~fi]'OODEN Ware and Mats, Sheet Lead and
V

sortincnt at KNAPP’S.
Lead Pipe at F. H. NASH’S.
South ./Vorwalk.

ULESC, HAUEL-‘S Celebrated Shaving
' Cream and Toilet Soap at Kx.tt~i>V‘s.

 

= ', ‘ EDDING CARDS and Engraved Plate.
ll‘ furnished to order, by

'1')URE Silver Lead for_stoves and machinery
F. H. NASH’S, So; .lVorwrzIlr, Ci‘.

Kxavr.

at

211 Passengers and Freight at 3:30 P. M.—l

leave Nortvallr every Tuesday evt-ning—retur ‘

ience and cncapness, are superior to any before
offered in this place.

Ladieadressiug Combs of India Rubber and
‘Buffalo horn. Gentlemcns Pocket Combs, an
assortment always on hand.

The Brush Family,
In represented by any quantity of first-rate ar-
ticles in the shape of Hair, Clothes, Dust,
shaving, Nail and Tooth Brushes.--Also, Dr,
Bsrbout"s Alkaline Dentrifice too well known

. A complete‘ assortment of

Fancy‘ Baskets,

-. .Will now be disposed of at wholesale price

to, make room for the
but Assortment of

VOrnamental Clocks.
Ever before ofsred In this plgos. ,
‘ Pronoh Clocks, ,

‘Largest, Clieqpeu on

V Aningenious and beautifully executed, fees

of Mechanism, runs three weeks without,‘ ind.
ing, strikes the hours and half hours,at‘t' excel.
lent Timekeeper and beautiful parlor ornament,

Eight Day,
"Alarms. constantly on hand.

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 (feats.

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

Our Musical friends who understand their
own interest will examine JACKSON’S last
arrival of Rosewood Accordeons and Fltttinas
before purchasing elsewhere. .

His stock of Fancy Goodsincludes too great
ll. variety to enumerate in an advertisement.

The subscriber thankfulfor the large amount
of patronage bestowetlon his establishment for
the last few months, will endeavor by strict
attention to his business and the wants of the
public, to merit a continuance of the same.‘

./Ill grails warranted as represented. ‘

Partimlarand personal attention given to
the rep-tiring of fine Watches. Jewelry repair-
ed with netttness and dispatch.

ALFRED JACKSON,
At the old stand of C. E. Disbrow.
Norwalk, June, 1854.

WILLIAMS dc GUl0N’S
Emigration and Foreign Ex-
- change Ollice. ‘
No. 40 Fulton Street, New York, and

' Waterlrzo Road, Liverpool.

The 0ld Black Star Line ofPacltcts,
Sailing punctually from Liverpool on the 1st
Gill, 11th,16th,21sl and 26th of each month:
and comprise the following splendid ships.
1700

Universe , Captain Bird,

Jacob A. Westervelt, '1-loodless, 1600
Wm. ltathbone, Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle, 1300
Princeton, Russell, 1400
Irene, Williams, 1200
Minnesota, Allen, 1000
Silas Greeuman, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Knapp. 1606
Wm. H. Harbeck, Marshall, 1600
Guy Maunerittg, Freeman, 1600
Washington, Page, ‘ 2000
Enterprise, Funk. 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, 1000
Richard Alsop, Smith, 1000
Niagara, Smith, 1000
Dewitt Clinton, Funk, 1300
Marmion , _ ~ Hadley, 1000
Sandusky, Borland, 1200
Owego, ' Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Barstow, 1400
New Ship, ‘ Edwards, 1750

These Ships are the V nfost mégnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed for their nau-
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants ; and
their accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Steerage p ‘ ngers, are vastly superior-to
those of an other Line. ~ V

The‘ Ship- sallowsnceof provisions comprises
flour, oat-meal, bread potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar, whichjs dealt out to the pas-
sengers once or twice 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
allowsnce, according too late act of the Brit.
ish parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. sugar, and
half lb. molasses, to each adult, weekly, with
three quarts water daily. In all cases when
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

and wishing to save time, and expense can
have it done in a. satisfactory, and correcthnan-
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
it draft on the nearest Branch to their residence-
will be forwarded by the first steamer with as
much punctuality asifthe person sendingit was
pt-esent,rmd a receipt. returned for the money
by next mail. V V

A'lt'ric_t_v_§'IoN.

THE Subscriber gratefully acknowledges the
itueritl patronage which has been extended
NU i.ttt.l.t Dy his trtenus and one public geueruuy,
tor the last. 1-1 years, and no -es by sti-tct upp“-
cttlnou to business, to meet u cuutluualme 0,
past l‘ti.voi's. no this now on hand, anusls con.
stitntly ulu.i1l1Il:l.t:El11'lllg to order, all kinds Vol
flatness Having gpeatly increased ‘his facili-
ties in ina.tiui‘act.ut-tug, he is now pre,,.,,-,,,, ,0
execute all orders in tits line with pfuulptuegg
and U.t.‘.Sp‘r.I.l.C11_. and pledges himself to 3911 any
and every article in. his line as cheap as the
same_ut'ttcle can be furnished by any awe, Sim-
ti-.ti' Establishment in tlieiouuty or ,5;a,e_ he
nus on hand all kinds of articles usually kept
by Sn-Idlers and Harness makers; hm-neg,-.,
Saddles, Trunks, V tl.llSeS, Carpet Bags, nurse
nruslies, Curry Combs, Cards, Sltumois Skins,
not-so Sheets, Fly Nctts, d:c., also ail kind, 9;

all kinds and qualities, which will be sold at
mount‘-acturers prices. Orders thttnkfully re-

ceived. '1‘crmsl‘nvorable. ,
Norwalk, Aug. 11. WM. B. SWAN.

Carriages For Sale.

NE second-hitndtrotting Buggy, weighing

200 lb., with top; one do, weighing 275,
.vtt.ltout top ;_ also, one _square box, family
mtgon. All in good condition, and all or any
one of them will be sold at a bargain. Enquire
sit the Gazette Ofilce. “-33

The Wonder oftlto Age.

EXCELSIOR Family Starch, it superior M‘;
ticle, and as cheap as the common Starch
-KOW-III use; it produces ‘ti.’ Beautiful Polish
.vil;hout gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
-iule by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER

Mirror - of Sevastopol, Crimea, '

i .:‘3-.

l

ND MA? or was BL.dC'K .s'E.tt, with a mi-
_ .tute description, and importantstatiaticel
lotion. at KN P’S.

- :V-.-4 -_. .,,-.,.—.,., »-,-,--__ . _

Prices. ,

BRITTANIAv ‘I9-PP3!1"¢1 and Silver Plated
, W-9-1'85» English and American Knives and .
l‘0t‘ks. at F. H. NASH-’S. 2

3 ,

South Noruolk l

f Ear Rings, Ladies’ ..:tdt

to need comment ; Fancy Soaps, 11.3, 0113 of
superior quality ; Perfumery, a lar'ge‘su’pply’ at
V all the choice extrscts,just received.

And Thirty hour Clocks. with and witliou" .

As an-illustration of the spirit of enterprise 5 ~

send money to their friends-in the Old Country,

‘Saddler-y Wore, Carriage and Riding Whips, _

ll: C0., who can furnish it to dealers at Factory ’

ltvnnp
. P I Li. s.

303 ALL THE PIIBPOSE8"-0I'- A .

 

CFA MILY ‘PHYSIC.

Ttmrtt: has long existed at public demand for an
elfective pitxgative pill which could be relied on as
sure and perfectly safe 1n its operation. This has
been prepared to meet that demand-, and an exten-
sive trial of its virtues has conclusively shovm with
what success it accqtn lt_s_hes the urpose designed.
It is easy to make a p. steal pd . but not easy to
‘make the best of all 2111 s-—o1ie which should have
none of the olfcctious, but all the advantages, of
every other; has been attempted here, and
with what success we would respectfully submit to
the public decision. It has been unfortunate for
the pztficnt hitherto that almost every purgative
rasdicine is acrimonious and initatm to the bow.
els. This is not. Many ofxhem pro use so much
gri;ing‘pain and revulsion in the system as to more
than counteitttiancc the good"to' e derived from
tngm. These pills pmduce-no irritation or- pain,
l.1_nle:.:. it arise from it previously existing obstruc-
tion or derangement in the bowels. Being finely
vegetable, no itztrm can arise from their-use any
' quantity ; but it is better that any medicine should
be taken‘_ judiciously. Minute directions for their
usje In his several Eiseases to which the ‘are sp-
plzcable gujc‘ gsrcn on the box. Among t e com-
-P1t‘-IIJS ""‘£1}C-1 _ _ been 3 eedily cured by them, we
ma“ mention tmer Comp aint, in its various fem,
of aundice, Intligcslion, Lang-cor and Loss of Ap.
getgte, .‘L_I‘3IIeSSII€‘:i:‘, Irntability, Bilious ‘Headache,
rho‘-.1s_ revel’, liever and A ue, Pain in the Side
and Lmns; for. in truth, .-.11 t ese are but~the con-
sequence of diseased action in the liver. As an
aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief in Cos.
‘jveness, Hes, Colic, Dysentezjr, Humors, S;-mu
tile. and Scurvy, Colds with ‘soreness cf the bat}
Ulcers and impurity of the blood; in short',Ts.n'5;
and ever case where afurgative is required, -_
They ave also pro uced some singularly-an-.
cessful cures in Rheumatism, Gout, Dre 5; Gm,-eli
Erysipclas, Palpitatiou of the Heart, Pttitis in th‘
Back, Stomach, and Side. They should be freel
taken in the a ring of the year, to purify the bleoa
and prepare e system, for the change of seasons
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, and restores. the app}.
tits and vigor. They purify the blood, and, by their
stimulant action‘ on the circulatory system, rem.
"vats the strength of the bed , and restore rte
wasted-or diseasedxenergies of t e whole Orcgfiis;
Hence an occasional dose is advent-cgeoiis are:
though no serious derangement exists bdt 2,-ru.
. necessary dosinrr should never be carriod. too fa}
as every purgstive medicine reduces the stren :23,
when t_alt_en to excess. The thousand cases in w ich
a physio is required cannot be enumerated here, but
they suggest ‘themselves to the reason of ever:
body; an it IS confidently believed this pill w;£i
sr_isv.-er a better purpose than any ' wmgh h,._,,
hitherto been available to mankind. Vhen the);-
.i?.'.§‘t:§’..i’."1°“°°..¥“‘£."".""f P""l*°'5“."...°1 -
tv In 0 W . , ;
cathartic mesgne? P y S‘ In V 0 E

 

. . rsnranb B? V
JAME s 0. AYE R,
Practical and Analytical Chenur,

LOWELL,’ MASS.‘ _ g _
Price 25 floats per Box. -Five Boxes for $1
. . ’> ' . '-' T 'V ‘
 . AYERSV
. CHERRY PEGT0ll.AL,.
For the rapid Cusfc of '
00179118, 001.118, IIIMIISENESS,
BRONCIIITIS, VWlI00PING‘-_C0l-‘Gil,
l‘-R001’, ASTHMA, AND
I‘-.0NSllllIP'I‘ION. -

. THIS remedy has won for itself such notoriety
rrom _1ts_ cures of every variety of pulmonary disease,
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the evi-
dences of its virtues in any community where it
has been employed. So wide is the field of in use-
fulness, and so numerous the cases of its cures.
that almost every section of the country abounds
in persons publicly known. who have been restored
from alartning and even desperate diseases of the
lungs by its use. When once tried its superior-itv
over every other medicine of its kind is too upper’-
ent to escape observation. and where its virtues are
known, the public no longer hesitate what antidote
to employ for the distressing and gerous ec-
tions of the pulmonary organs which are incident
to our climate. And not only in formidable at-
tacks upon tlte lungs, but for the milder varieties
of COLDS, COUGHS, Hoimssxrzss, &c.; and for
CHILI:-arzrt it is the (pleasanlest mil safest medicine
‘tat can be obtains .
As it has long been in constant use throughout
this section, we need not do more than assure the
people Its quality is kept up to the best that it ev~..i
as lien, and that the genuine article is sold by

W. E. BISSELL, Norwslk. } 

OILS! OILS!
OILED and Ilaw Linseed Oil, warrants

pure. .
_Bleaclied, Elephant Whale, Lamp Oil.
Rosin, Lard and Machine Oil.

Pure Neats Foot Oil, for sale by the barn-
or retailetl, at lowest rates for pure articles.

Oct. 9, 1854. ‘ WM. 0. _STREI-3'1‘

Crow Bars.

OLID Steel and Steel pointed Crow Bar .
for sale bv‘ WM. C. STREET.

. Erin guilt gltiitttistmtitls.

From s. M. zreiiengtzzacota .ddtterti'n‘7.
flgsncy, No. ll9 Nassau Street, N. l’. ‘

Lanterns.

E New Jersey Lantern Company are tic V
prepared to furnsh orders in the abo:
line on the most reasonable terms. Of!lce,1
Maiden Lane, New York. Factory, Jere '
City. near N. J. R. R.
ly-1/. HENDRICKSON it HOVER.

wllllovdlttes’ Pitch Logenges.

THE Wonder of the Age, for Coughs. Co»
&c., at BISSELIBS

EW Stock of Dr. Jaynes’ and Ayet-"s3

- nlar Medicines, Rodgers Tar & Cat.-2'2
llglla, Weaver-'8 Medicines, and all the pol zi
Patent Medicines of the day, for sale cheap
' BISSELLS

~RUSHTON’S Genuine Cod Liver Oil.
V_ V . BISSEL

III
M

i.

SHAKER Herbs and Extracts, at
- BISSE.LL-‘S

arms: arms:
NEW supply of fine and low pric

double and single barrel Gttns,justre=
WM. C. STREET

#9

New Volume of I-Iovey’s Mag: —
 ‘azine ofl-Iorticulture.
Coinmenciizg the 8d Series.

HIS Magazine has now been published 7 
Twenty Years, and is too W611 krt>=* ‘

T

at this time. It was the first publicatio» ;
the kind in the United States, and has -' ‘
earned the reputation of being the most \ :=. :
able and reliable Horticttltut-til periodical V 
taut. Its contributors are the moat eI1]l.l- '
amateur and practical cultivators in the Uri *
Its contents embrace,
tion; Descrintions.of all new Fruits, I-‘lot:-. =V

scape Gardening and Rural Art; Review:
Horticultural Works ; General Notices ;M'.=ti . -
ly Gossip; Reports of the Massachusetts .
other Horticultural Societies ; and a M0 1?
Calcndar of Horticultural Operations. "‘
Engravings of Fruits, Flowers, Plants.Fl *'_
Gardens, Greenhouses, Gt-aperies, &c. t‘
Magaiine is published Monthly-—formi'u.
annual volume of 600 pages—printed in .v.=
some type, on the finest paper, and illuS’l's . '
with numerous engravings. The 2d St-.t _
commenced Jan. 1, 1855, offering zi. flll‘0l".*
opportunity to_subscribe. Terms. $2.00 .1 3' 
in advance. A Discount of 25 per 0693 -‘
Agents. ‘Address, HOVEY & 
, Publishers, Boston. 41 ‘-37*‘

PUSE Bay Water, Cologne,

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