Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, April 17, 1855 · page 4

 

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Thé:"Fa__titi,_ ,an'dl the Garden.
T-rec-and ‘T-ree Plaézting.-—Mr..

Nichols writes from Dover, Bureau
county, Ill., to the Prairie Farmer. as
follows :- ‘ _
(Hr!-an'!p]anting evergreens is the bug.
bear. Understood it is not dlfficllll.-‘--
They are generally killed by deep plant-
ing and the want of ruulcbing—-the want
°f‘lea,,e5.f,-am the woods or half-decayed
‘straw, or tan, or something of the kind
to keep the ground moist. ’ Prepare the
ground deep if you have time; take the
hemlock or red cedar, spread the root.-
nicely on the smooth surface, cover three
fourths of an inch deep, put on four inch
es of moist leaves and confine with brush
few die. Shade during the first summon

Trees
AT THE SOUTH NORWALK

ZN’ ‘U’ S E F. Y .
HE Proprietor wish to call the attention
of their customers and the public to their
choice stock of Fruit and Ornaincnto.l Trees,
consisting of Apple, Pear, 1’lul}1. 099")’-
-Peach, Apricot, Quince, Strawberries, Goose-
berries, W/zue Blackberries, and black Naples

Currants. _ _ _
Norway Spruce, White Pine, Balsom Fir,

American spruce, Ai-boritas, Weeping-ivillotv,
Horse Chestnut, Mount-atin A31. .
Also, the pure Red Antwerp, which we war-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for its
being the piire plant.
 GEO. SEYMOUR .51: Co.
513‘ We wish to call particul-.1r attention to
our large stock (being the largest in the Stute,)
of':lwarf‘I’eurs, or‘ :50 or oil choice varieties.

.i-"omen STONES £'a._I\11l.l‘>

 

A bush lull of leaves, set on the south
aide, is best. _

“The uurseryman, must do his duty
He must take the trees up well, and di
rect that the roots be kept moist, aim
not exposed a minute to sun or air unti
planted. In the absence of mossor xvei
leaves, a wet sheet may be put immedi.
ately around the roots and lightly arouiu
me mpg, If we‘ go to the woods for ev
ergrecns we must act the nutserymati
ourselves.” , '

Culture 0/ 1lspcu'a.gus.—Asparagus
is a plant that will bear an exceediu;__;l_v
rich soil, provided the manure‘ is finely
and thoroughly incorporated with Ill:
soil, and that plenty of room is iieeiit-.5
foreach individual plant, its large growth
depending on this ‘as an indispensable
requis.te. From our own observation-
we are inclined to think that for its omi-
ket production it sliouhi he in drills su;
ficiently remote to adult .1 iiurrow ll0[‘.-‘(‘
cultivator. A very C0-'|l""0” “"“l~“3 ‘ll
‘man s},U,~,,.~_ ,....,u lll l)f‘(l.~l which have
been dun mil c-iirissbwl HV0 ll-’l‘l <l'~*l"l’. la
planting (tin mu-.l: or near iogetllef. ‘dull
If[erWilr(lsElll0\\'lll1 lhe vvii lo be.co.ni.
39¢,-33.».-ed by [.u..- >t*lf~>i)\Vll11;' process, nu-
merous young plants '.<priii_;iug up all
over the bed. We would give three
leading requisites of success, namely-1
good soil--2. good cultivation-—-3. plen-.
ty of room.

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‘T/ze Haizrysatckle as an Omavzzemwi
CZz'm/)er.—-'I‘ne houcysuckles are among
our prettiest and most hardy climbers.
They have abundance of foliage, xvii‘.-":.‘i
is of the greatest iiuport-.iiic-3, and their
flowers are very oruzimental. There
are many varieties. 'I‘iie».=carlctantl the
yellow trumpet ll0I1:‘.y.<l1Ci{l8S are ex-
tremely b<=auliful,an:l flower through
the whole of the smnuier, and in autumn
their bright red b-erries are decidedly or»
namental. The bummins_>; birds love to
visit them, and many :1 delicious sip do
they eujoyjn the deep cups of the bril-
liantly colored, trumpet shaped flower.-.
Their want of lragrance is their only dc-
ficienily, but still I should be very un-
willmg to part, with them. I never-
weary looking at the exquisite licauly cl
these flowers. They are unrivaled lil
grace of form, and iiftheir rich and per-
fect lilies.

The sweet scented monthly hpney
suckle is very dz.-sir-alile_ and. like-lllI)>'t‘
I have uientioucd, conliliue.-‘ in blo.=so.u
through the Sl1I(1lllCl‘.fli1Ll until late in
autumn. T.‘iei:oral llUll"y.~l1lillll:.’lS ve-
ry pretty, niid so is the white.

The Cliiiiesi-. liiiih-y-iiizltie is my t-~sp---
cial favorite. It is a .-iib-ev-r;;i*eei1 In
sheltered 5lll.'~1ll0li.~‘, and in a iiiotl-.-I.'ai.-
winter, it retziuis its lr)lla;_l_‘t‘ til.-oiigu llir
year, even the loo :. t-o‘d wint-.-r, in
\Vl1lCll we have just -ziivl gooil bye, hu~.
not entirely stripped -nine of't1ieir leave-
it is perfectly hardy, f,{l'l).\’.~‘ rupiilly and
to a great lieiglit. Its ll1‘..‘(lt! of floxwr
ing is unlike the trumpet llOll€ySl1Ciilt-‘,
bein«__: in pairs or ilirees. It is exec.-ell.
ingly fragrant, filling the air with the
most delicious perluine. It lilossonis in
spring and autumn, the whole plan! be-
ing [ll€‘l1 aliuo-t Coinpletelycovered with

flowers. I-’. greatest reumnmzentlatiou,
however, is its foliage’-, wliicii is of ti
dark green, and more Ebb-.ll1Ll‘dl1I. than

other varicty will: which I
I have sotnelimes plun-

that of any
an. acqllulii:-ed.

ted this, and the .=«";'iitlcss trumpet ll'.l|1~
_eysucliles lO,;l.‘l.llEi‘—---’lll1S St:(.'.l1l'illE.’ the
io%ia_-e an-l l‘l‘f/l£l"i1li‘C of the out-, and the
sizowy ll it\.’ci‘.- ol the villa)‘. ,

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2'?---' «rs.-i:,~' be obtniiicd
aw .3-rw-.-.~. the truan

York .-liiliiim, a
 i area little
* ./-rut -'l.’_’- U'££ .‘eu'i.s~t.

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‘ -‘ ‘r-=7’ l_)d~.i.L'll’Ea hf‘

i’.llFll'l ’O£’h.l'—

l)'- '-l‘l",'~ 2*‘-‘_-"1 zhe f_7T=')lllltl
has l.l'3C-ville. so I111}: - -. ,.;..-i, ;-.'.;..v ::-;.i-
cattle vvlii not 1.-oar 1.-*.l'l‘l the ggrnzre
should be suificie ._ . _ . to 1...-;.~.-.
a good bite, ‘.=.'Etl:-«' ct ens: ch*i;e.l to
gnaw dovm to the tool H Vl"..--3:12:-zi.-l

3.
the only ':XCFp’.lUl1 to i;ii-.
iniitzer bow 6.-.'.ir.v

pastures are
rule. On the-_c no
stock is turned. 'I‘li-3 grass h»-.re is ii-ct
so valuable as on Olwn lands, and llic
leaves still on the ground of the pi'L-‘l.'l-
ous year’s forest gruwili, are gene,-;,i;_,.
sufficient to prevent its being; poaclied ;
besides it is necessary to turnout early
on such pastures, in order to give the
stock the br'll<‘ll[ of the browse. N
VVlir-n-the eaily grass: is eaten off too
soon, it leave? the roots exposed to Spi‘ll1_J,
frosts: and if dry weather follows, the
paslure will scarcely iecover all suiiiiricr
But let the grass get a good llllcli start,
and then if not overstocked, it will liL‘€|i
_gro\vin-_r till laieiti autumn uiilessttliup-
pens to be particularly dry. SuH‘i.;u-m
attention is not paid to our pastor.-s.—
Tllell Ollilll. to be lizirroweil every.-priiir_r_
with a fine sharp iootli llil|'l'0\V, all the
manure di‘oppiu-_-,5 beat fine, and grzi-.-
Seed sown on all hate or thin spots. Alter
this a heavy rollcr may advantageously
follow, ‘
.Sl’“3“‘-l ~“8lt (Wet \V€PdV or littsliv pla-
C95, all“ ‘3lllll|\‘.I them off, and ihe’siot-lt
after this \Vlll ;_1ll'.i\\' Ilic lie-rh-...re. 5., (-0,...
as to prevent the llllurg ._..-o(,.,?, ,,f \,.,,,,,/I,
&.c. The f0l'lO\Vlll1L_' yd-.1; ._.mL.;, s,,,,,_\
should be well burroxvt-d and g.-n,-5 .,,,.,_i
sown llll('l(ly over lliem. [L \,,,,,,;,i 0,.
well-to keep lhe stock off of ilu-in '.llllIl

the grass has well set, they may then be

turned on again.

Good paslures pay as an interest as
‘meadow or mo\ving |:lll(I:',fl1ld equally

good care should be taken of them.
Mowing lands should never be p-.i.—=lii

red in the spring

sadly ifltliey-are. .
Americtuz Acriculrist.

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"'Sen(I1Ing Money by 1l1u.2L£.—-An im
portant decision

.mitted from a

The Chief -lllstice lleclllcd that thPpluiu-

1lffll?1Vlll‘—’.,”ql|lé.~'leil his debtor to remit

the money. \\v'|llll)iii specifyiiig or dine.

ling how, and the «lefemlaui having: coin-
plled with "the ft’qlle.~i. by relliltlllllg
was the custom
with oiliers to (lo, the debtor wou'.d not

thron-_v,b the mail,‘ as

be lie|1l—-liulilejti) ‘itiulie gum! the lo.<s__.
trite .lu«l_g‘e held ‘ll.‘ti‘i. all pri-:VlOLlS dec-is
10125 [0 [lie cmllrzi-y ti urn (‘l‘L'L)[Jt‘OuS,

Sp/‘i/25:/ie/rt Republican.

; the hay crop suffers

has lately been made
by Chief Justice of the United States.-—
The quesiiou was whether money re-
debtor to a creditor lay
’.__,mail, and lost in the transit, released the

debtor from the obligations of the debt.

EVEOESTS
. A 1|
rho lldorwallr Marble Yarcl.
JV‘ear.the Bridge, .N'orwalk, C'omi.g

EPULCHRAL Monuments & Grave Stones
of every variety of patterns, and of the
most skillful tvorkmunship. The best_ assoit-
ment of American and Foreign zllarlilei “Pl
constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind ol'M:s.rble Woiks, are invited to call
and give 9. personal inspection of our material
and workmanship, as this will be more satis-
t'a‘ctoi-y than to purchase ol'Age_nts, without an
opportunity oftcsting the quality of the arts-
clc contracted for._ -
;g,'l‘hc Lettering and Ornamental, Work
is executed by experienced workmen, and we
can warrant it to giye entire satisfaction.
SMITH & MORGAN.

HYG-EANA2

Brought Home to the Door of the Million.
QVONAJEIIIFULE) D('1:b‘00tVel‘yfl::l1lf5 .ret:ently
teen :1. c :y 1‘. 111‘ -is o is ci y, in
the treatment of Cousumptioxl, Asthma and all
diseases of the Lung. We refer to " Dr. Cur-
tis’ Hygeana, orInl1~.11ing Hygean Vapor and
Cheri‘ S ru .” .Wlth this new method Dr. L.
Y 5’ P .
has restored many alilicted ones to perfect
health ; LI.-S an evidence of which he has innu-
merublc certificates. Speaking Oql _t_~ll<= treat-
ment, a physician reniurks: ltis evident that
inha1ing—const-.intly-breathing ‘"1 agreeable.
healing vapor, the niedicinul properties must
come indirect contuctwitii the whole of the
,1,-13,1 cavn. or the lungs, and thus efiiape the
,,,,._,,y and {3}-icd changes produced upon them
when fiitroduced into the stomach, and sub-
jected to the process of digestion.’ The IIygc-
21.1.18. is for sale all all me tiruggists jthi-oughout
the couulr_y.—-.z\‘. Y. Dutcmnan 9 Jan. 14.
The Inimlcr is worn on the breast under the
linen withontthe leastiriconvenience-—t-he heat
of the nody being suthcient to evaporate the
fluid.
. Hundreds oi’Citsis of Guns like the foTlow-
lug iillgllt beduame%.thOIgpackagp _oi Hyge-
ana as cure me o e THMA. 0 S1 years
standing. Jas. F. Keesebcrry, P. ./l'.’.
of Duizcamiofz, Pa.
I am cured of the Asrmta of 10 years stand-
ing by Dr. Curtis’ Hygcnnti.
.Mar,t,raret Euslon, Broo/rlyn, JV‘. Y.
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 tllamuiond st., Y., was
cured ofu severe case of Bronclictis by the
Hygeana. ‘
My sister has been cured of 0. DISTRESSING
Cotzun of‘ several years st.:indin<v, and decided
to be incurable by her l’hysiciIu1s. She was
UURED in Oxn Mo.\'ru by the Hygeana.
J. H. Gaubert. P. /lI., Ric/inland, Elle.
 

‘VA’: <{1"S" '." 4 lo.
-19 Cliuuibers St., N. Y. ; and W. E. BISSELL
.\lo1'wulk -4 l’itck:i;_-res sent. fre: by cxprcss to
any part. of the United States for Ten l)ollzu's.
N. l3.——Dr Curtis’ I-Iygeaua is the Ol:IGI.\‘AI.
nd O.\'LY GENUINE ARTICLE, and _oths1's arc
aseimit-.itioi1s or vile and injiirious counter-
feits. sltun them as you would Porsox. IS

-""‘'"—€'””i¥§ ":3 "L" -i I *—
lfiibra :‘ILGi~..iIll,
Oucr .."i"u. 2 bl/x‘fduy’.S' B/uc/a‘,
V ILL open :1 COlll1)l0lC:lléF(l1'1lll(l1l oi lair
Full and curly \\ llllL‘1' l-a.-liii-ii.-. oh
I‘liiii'sduy Ocl.. l'.’lli. coiisisliiig 01 Silks. Sztliii.-,
l)cCl1c>incs and Strmv Lloiiiit.-ts, with l“lo\vcrs,
r‘caitlic1‘s,,Riblioi1s. &c.. &c.
Fecliiig gr-.ttcl'i1l for past putt'uiiagc.e1ico11r-

gee her to '.1.~‘k for n coiitiiiiiuncc ol the saline.
Lztdlcs are invited to give her 21 call.

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“ Get the Best.”

EBSTEITS QUARTO DICTIO.VARY,
Uu~.ibi'ii.lgt-d ;‘ Price Reduced to .\‘i.1'

Du-'/am.’ l’libll.~licd by U. U. l\IEl{lllAl\l.

Spl‘iugllt:ltl, Mass, and for sale at all Book-

sturcs.

Also, VVeb.~'tc-r’s School Diclionarz‘u-.

Webster's Dictionary, University Edition.
We b.-tel"s Academic l)ictioiiai'_y.

"-Vebstefs lllgh School Pronounciiig Dic

tionary.

' \\’cbstcr‘s Pi'imai'y School Dictionary.
\Vebsl:ct"s Elcincut-.iry Spelling Book.
Forming a complete serif.-s of Standard Dic-

tionaries of the lauguztgc. scouring nniforinity

in the use of latiiguugc, as well as in orthogr-.i-
phj and prouuiiciutioii.

The Dciiuitiou.-i in \Vcl).:tct":-‘ School Diction-

aries are taken from his large work, and com-

bine thc sonic excellence in this and othc1'l'c:t-
tures, as (I()k.'Sll1<.‘ latter.

One million copies of the Spelling Book are

sold uiihuztlly.

The lcadiiig series of School Books publish-

cd in the country are bztsctl upon Dr. lVcbst-c1"s

systcni.

ill.-i great work is acknotvledgcd. as well in
Gt'a:ut'l.li'it-.tii1 us this country, and whcrcx-‘er
the English langiiagc is spoken, to bc superioi‘
to any other.

Dr. Webster's Educational Works it .is be-

lieved, have done more to secure the uuifo1'mi-

ty ofproi1uuciul.ion and use of litiigu-age, and
frccdoin from Proviucialisni so 1‘c1narkab1c in
this country especially when the great influx
of F01.‘Clgl1(.’l‘S from all nations is considered
than any other cause. ‘ '

The itltuntion of file friends of popular edu-

cation. Siipei-iiitcmlt-tits. Teacher:-: and Parents

is solicited to the iinportancc of perpeiuitting
this purity by the use of such St National

Stautlttrd. _

Noah Webster-—Professor Stowe.

Under date of May 15th, 1854, Professor

Stowe, formerly of Ohio, now of‘Massachusctts,

well known its an ardent an intelligent friend

of popular education, says :~—-

“ I am decidedly in favor ofWebster for the

following reasons. to wit.”

1. Webster is the most uniformly analogi-

cal and self-consistent. ..

2'. His system falls in mostcompletely with

the tendencies of the langupgc ; and if in any-

thing he goes beyond present usage it is 111 the
right direction, and the usage will soon over-
take him.

3. He has present possession of the ground

more than any otli-.-i' one. In the United

States he is the ant/iariiy, (:\‘€1‘y\\l1L:l‘C,€.‘ZCl.'pl

in Boslou, and even lll(.‘X‘t.', more ilittii any oth-

er one. In England he has more than any
other (Hie,-a.l1(l is coutiniially gaining.

4. He is the great .x3nieriran P/lilo/ogist,
the most li-.uructl and devoted scliulur in his
special dt-pal-uncut that the English knows:
and for this reason. other things being equal.
he deserves the pi'cfi:i‘ciict=.

5. Ifwe wouhl have uiiifnzmily, we must
adopt lvubslcr. for he cannot be displaced '
but others may be.”

“ It gives me gt-vat. plf3:lF.l1l‘e lo state that I
have made use citlii-r of your quarto or octnvo
Dictioua.1'y. cvur since the lime or their publi-
cation. 2:. .d that fol‘ C0]_)ilill~‘.lL35‘S. for cxuclitude
ohlcliiiutioii, and llllilpl-L‘flllL’SS to the }'Jl'L‘SL'l1l.
slate of gciullcll and litt-1'-.i:.ui'e, they set-m to me
to be the most v-.tlu-.iblc works ofihc kind that
I liiivc ever seen in our ld.i'lgll'.\_‘_§(2. In the gen.
gm] principles of 0l‘l.ll0!l‘ilpll_\’ and prouunci:t-
tion_ which youli-.1.vc ulloptctl. I also concur,
aiiifiliall L‘n(lezl\'0l‘ l1ei'tttl'tui' to couforiu to tlit-in
in pi-notice.”-—1’1'cs. Wayland of Brown Uni-
vcixxfiiy. \

"I have been in the if-.i.bil'. of using Dr. Web.
star's lilctiou.-,,-_y fol‘ sever-.il years past. in
pi-clhrciice‘ to all otlicrs, lnccuii.-:e it far excels
them all as f:.ti‘ as I know, in giving and dolin-
111;: sclemilic tcrnis.”——l’res. Hitchcock of'Am-
lierst Colltege, _

For sale by all Bookst-11et's.

ll.

Bounty E.-and Vl.?a.rraints.

 :Ll‘l Act of C0l)g‘l‘(3:".~S, passed at the session
.l”-‘l3 °l‘l~"9ll. all Soldiers and Marines‘ who
served 14 (lays in any lvltrgiugg 179()_.,,,,d an
seamen and flotilla men who liauc served on
bur.-.1-cl of anyui-mi,-(1 may 0,. ,.(,S,,,,1 0,. thé U”i_
bed States, in any Will‘ since 1790. are entitled
' to 160 acres of Bounty Land. When the sol-
dicr is dead, his widow will receive the lalm}
If no widow survivi.-, then the minor clillrllfcn.
receivc it, All -‘.‘0l'll(:l'.-= who SO1'V'CL1 14 ,1,,,}_,. in
the Revolutioii are cnlillt-cl. and if dead than
the ‘widow will I'0C(:l\'e it. ’
The subscriber has 1'Jl‘C1lllf\l' facilities for
procuring Wai'r'.tnts, and will give his prompt.
attention to all claims p1‘0S'.‘l!ll3(l.

A. H. BYINGTON.
BUTTER

and Cheese of extra 'ui1alit_y at
0LMSTEAD’S.

0” 505411’-"3. S0/clivr-' I'Vir.’0u:s and Orphans. .

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6 0,3 0 0 G-IFTS‘!

The Peoplels Gift Association 1.
The C’elebmted Book of Knowledge.’

7 HIS work is now published and for sale by

the sttbscribei‘ and his agents, at the ex-
treme low price of one dollar. This valuable
workcontains the most recent discoveries, and
a variety of manipulations and experiments in
the fine arts, also over 500 receipts of very val-
uable and diflerent characters, some of which
have been obtained at great cost. This Book,
from the variety of Knowledge it contains,
claims the attention ofthe industrious of both

suing 00,000 copies? the subscriber is enabled

to furnish them at the above price,a.nd oncom-

pleting the sale, to present to the members of
the association, the following valuable proper-
ty. Each person buying a Book, will become

0. member of the Association, and be presented

with 9. Numbered Certificate, entitling the

holder to one of the following Gifts.

1 Farm in North Bu1I‘aloTotvnshi Armsti-on
00., Pa. 116 acres of land all rllllable, ling
under a good state of cultivation, 26 acres
excellent timberland, 90 of cleared, inclu-
ding 5 8000 W0 _St0_1'y frame dwelling, and
necessury_ out buildings. This Farm is thir-
‘3’ ‘W9 mi\lcs'from‘Pittabui'gh, and one and
(1 half miles from the Allegheny ‘river, val-
ued R? 310,000
(Any information regarciiug the farm
can be obtained ofP. Black, thepi'cs-
ent occupant of the premises.)

1 Tavern Stand in the Village of
Smiclx‘sburg,- Indiana Co., Pa. The
House is 0. large two story frame
building, 78 feutfront, and well fum-
ishedfalso a large stable and other
nccesiaamy out buildings all new.——-

Valued at 5:009

1 Country Residence. in Armstrong Co.,

Pa. A 1m'gell'~.iiiic Cottage dwelling,

stable, and oi.e acre of land, with at

variety of. ‘mice fruit and ornament-

al trees. About five miles l'i'oiu Frec-

port. The buildings are all new.-—
Valued at ~ 3,000
10 Gents fine Gold Watches, valued, 1,000
10 Ladies . do do do , 1,000
100 Gents Gold Pencils, do 500
I00 Litilies do do 400
The Celebrated Trotting Horse Ben ‘

Bolt with Sulkey and Trapping..-
Valued at 500

1 Building Lot in the Borough of Kit-
tuniiing. 1,000

1 Building Lot in the Borough of
Icrceport. . ‘ 1,000
2 Superb Rosewood Pianos. 1,000
4 Rosewood Pianos. ” 1,200

4 Prince 8: Co., Melodeons. 640
18.000 Beautiful Steel Eiigmvings. 9,000
20 Beautiful Silver Watches. 500
50 Superb Accordeons. 750
100 Gold Pens. . 1,500
18,000 Popular Literary Works. 9,000

18,000 Most Fashionable and choice

' pieces of Music, 4,500
.5000 Beautiful Cornelian Rings. 1,500
1690 Beautiful Gift Books 1,690

2 Loans for One Hundred Years, With-
out securit-y or interest, of Cash, 8500
each.

2 Loans One Hundred Dollars each.

1,000
200

 

60,000 Gift-3_. Valued at 856,380

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 ccrtificltte holders, in their
joint capacity to dispose of as they think prop-
er. [Io reliiiquisliing ail riglit, title and inter-
est in the same.

Each person who gits up a club of ten sub-
scribers, and f'oi-ivards (10) ti-n dollars. will re-
ci.-ivc by Mail or other Coiiveyunccs, ELEVEN’
TICKETS.

All orders for Books by mail or’ otlnerwise
should lit:u«ltl1‘cssc<l. post—;i:iid. to l’. O’BRIAN,
Kittuniiiiig. Alunstrong Coliiity. P21.

@‘ It is confidently believed the drawing
will take place by the first of June, 1855. 3

“- Get the Best.”

1 up ‘ n I
We usl:e1 s Quanta Dictionary.
Vxfll.-1'1‘ is more t-ssciitiitl to on-ry liunily,

cotLiili11,=:»','i‘ooiii._ .‘<l|lLll'ilt. and indeed cv-
ury «nu who would lt.io\v the right. u-I: of lun-
qiizigt-—Llie ll1l,‘lIlllll,l.:‘. ()l‘l.llU}_Tl"tlplly. and pro-
.iIiiici>tl.ioii of \-.'oi‘d 4. lihilll it good l".ii_:_rli.~h
l)[U'l‘IO.\‘Al‘tY? ‘of daily neccssil_y'Itntl perina-
iicul. v'.t:uu.
_ IVEB S TER‘ 5' U.-V‘./IBRID GED
IR-non the i‘:-cogiiigt-(l Sium‘uri!. " C011’-‘l‘i‘.\l1ll_Y
cited and rclit-(1 on fit our Courts of Justice,
in our la-gislzttim boilic-. and in public tli.-cus-
sioiis. as entirely conclusive,” says Hon. Jou.\'
C. SPlvI.\‘Cl-Ilt.

Cruz I man’.-e a bottrr i'72vr-.<im.cnt 7

Piililisliccl by G. 31: C MERHIA M. Spring-
field. Mars. Sold by all Buoltscllurs.

.5 new and valuable Dzscovi-2'3/.
BR. HART’ S
, A1-omatio Iiivigorating Spirit.
"F1118 delicious lievi-i‘ugo is Fl1])(l1'lOl‘ to all
invigor-atlug-Cordials, Schunpp.-‘. Nervincs.
&c., in use. for l.ll<.' cure of Dysptpsia. Nur-
vousiiess. I10-art-1>ui‘ii. l)l'()\l.'Sl11c.'~‘F, Kidney com-
plaint, Mel‘.lllCl1(‘ly. Dcleriuiu Truiueiis, Intern-
pcruncc. clc.. us it will invig‘01'ztte andst.1'cugth-
en. but will not iiitoxicute 01‘ stnpify.
l’cr.<o1is who have become liabitiialcd to the
use ol Tobacr-o. Opiuui and Spirituous Liquors,
will find .-pt.-cdy and pcmiahciit relief’ from the
desire to u:<c tlicsc dcstioviug nguiits. by ta-
king :1 bottle or two of this dt-licious medical
lie\'ci‘ng'o. Weak and sickly ft.-inales will find
D1‘. Huln‘;- Ii)\‘ip_(i1".ltll1g Spirit :1 quick and
sure cure for all l'cinv.lc diflicultics, it being 0.
wgciici-atoi‘ as well as -.1 Sti‘cnglhenvi' of the
Human Systcin. Euch complaint that the Ar-
omatic In vigomtiiig Cordial is calculated to
cure. is named on the wi'app<=i-s accoinpnuying
each bottle, and full directions for use are also
minutely given. Price One Dollar perBot_lle.
P1'epul‘ed by Dr. D-.u‘ius l-lam.‘ Principal Of-
ficc, No. 2 Liberty Street. New York, where
wholesale orders should be addressed. For
sale by Dvugnisls throughout the Uiiitctl States.
For Sale by JOHN A. WEED. W. E. BIS-
SELL, l\Ol‘\\'8.lk, and T. B. Griflith, South
Norwalk. ' lyll

valuable Books Lately Published.

ARLEY’S Household Library, a perpetual
fund of Instruction. Illnstratv.-d by more
than ‘200 Eiigr;n'in,<zs, 8m. 3384 pages, $1.50.

"The best juvenile ever issned.”—./V.
Independent.

‘-'- Handsomcst and clicapest book for youth
we have ever seen.”—-—Relz_«.4z'ous Herald.

PARLEY’S PICTORIAL, a book for home
education, profusely t.‘D']l')L‘lllbIl_(‘(I with fine En-
graviugs and put up uniform with the House-
hold Lilirui‘_v. 8vo. $1.50.

This Yot:'r.ii's' GALAXY ; a beautiful and use-
ful book for Children and Youlh, with many
fine Cuts. Square 1‘.-‘uio. pamphlet 25 cciits.

Pms Nixtn Tm-1 LAST OF 'rni: I"(‘1‘IiS, or the
Jl1C,‘.‘,"ll’lL’1’1l of God upon the Niilioiis. 1‘2:i.o.
pmnplili-t"25 cunts. -

'l‘n1«; C0.\l1.\'G S’l‘llL‘GGLl€f111i('l1ig‘ the Nations
of the Eurlli (lu-scribt-ti in €l(,‘f‘0l'll:lI1C(‘\\'lllI the
Pmpliccit-s ol‘Ez<kii‘-l. Dztuit-l. and the Reve-
lations; Sll0\\’lll,‘.',‘I.l‘lC>ll11[)01‘l£1nl- position Bri-
luin and Aincricu will occupy (liiriiig and at
the bud of the av.-'f'ul conflict. 8vo. p:J..nplilct_.
I0 cents.

=§;5_,'1‘he -..~.lmo.=t lliC1'(‘rlll)l(l number of I50.-
OOO copies" have nlrt-ady been sold.

C1lll1S'I'I.\NlTY A.\'I) S'l‘.-\'l‘1S>.\lA.\‘zi1Il1’, with kind-
mii Topic.-. by William Hague. Izmo. 430
pugres, $1.00. , - '

‘fut: l’i-ziiu. 01-‘ DAYS ; or the Ailt'aiit.:igt-s ol
the Sui-ball: to the Lulioriug Clzis.-us. by {L La-
lmi-ni-‘s Diiiigilitlw : with an Introduction by
Roy. S. S. (,‘iiltilig'. 1ls’iuo. 25 cents. '

1li«:.\\'i~:x‘s A.\"i'Iun1'i: to ilu- (,‘,ui-so of Labor.
ll l’rizi- Essay on the Subbttlli, by J. A. Quin-
ton. 181110 25 ct.-iit.-‘.

@, Scnl by mull on receipt of price. For
sale by Booksi,-lli-i's ;_rviii-rally.

‘El)u'.\ltl>1-J. i«‘I.ETCHER,

Y.

4313 117 Naissiiii-.~t., I‘.'e.-xv York.
‘K7 EDDING EllVOlU[)lE_. :1 great. vuri:-ly ut
I{.\'.tPi”s.

hmotic. ii new
1{NAl’l”S.

()l'.BURN’S Intc1lcctuu\lAril
supply :11.

“Paper. ‘-

n':\\' and very l)(.{lll.1l/llllll), B(1lll.L('ll(‘1‘flIl(l
Cup t’.ipci'. ut l\'Z\‘.-\l’l"S.

\

éfifztiitcfi. $ '2. 5 0,

ti

 

paid. Euquircatt the Gazette Office.
L______________

owdt-1', &c.. at
IlISSELL’S.

~ 

”ti?o—.T7:Té*.?.e-$1;

Ii‘-aucy Soaps, Toilcl 1"

cd to this in-.1.i‘kel:,ju:st ' 1
sale by W11. C. STREET.

, . Hay Cutters.
ELF-Shrpeuingr Hay and Feed Cutters, the

best in use, warranted and for sale by

WM. 0. STREET.

sexes, all classes, capacities and taste. By is: ,

LARGE AS'~'()l'll11(‘llI of Note (sonielliinfr

N M0I‘f.,L_Yl1g‘L‘ Security. for ti I.(‘l‘lll of years
for which .-ieucn per cent. interest will be

US!‘ RECEIVED nu {1F.“Ol‘l11l('Iil.' olLubin’t<,

Jules Iluut-l‘.-1. artl Ilari'i.-'on’s 1’crf'umcs,

FULL ussortiuent oflrou and Slecl st1il§
received and for

_A_

i Lumber. Lumber.
ILL & HUBBELL have recently com-
menced the Lumber business at the old
stand lately occupied by Jlfr. Charles T1,om,,s_
and intend to keep on sale . '
-Timber. Lzttlt and Lime,
together with every variety of I.-umber gold in
this market. We_shall be happy to accommo-
date customers with anything in our mm at
liberal prices. , 1, ,
‘J. C. 1-1 BB”«‘LL.
N°l'W3-lk. April 13th, 1855. U T5 6'znos

New -nrnamtvtantsnai.

Having taken the new building adjoining
the store of Messrs. Allen. Meeker 6; Co.. the
Subscriber respectfully calls the attcntioii of
the Public, and especially the inhabitants of
Norwalk and vicinity. to his establishment.-
He intends keeping altvaysu goodo.::sortiiiont
of the best quality of meats, served up in the
best style. He believes; they will greatly (‘on-
sult theirintereat in buying tbeirinent.-i ofbim;
having facilities for obtaining my stool: u I. thr-
lowest prices and selling for cash, l mu «mull-
dent in saying I can furniehCt1:itoinlvt-u-.vil.h
meats at much lower rates than thouc who m_-J]
on credit. My businessin l.t':tntutott-d on flu:
most honorable method, the one prion nynti-iii,

side saving it great deal of time in lituila-i‘lii;;.
All who wisli, can have their l1‘l(li\l..’l l‘,l'ill. to
their dwellings, free of <-xpcnso,by l(‘t\\’l)i;,-; 1}“,
order. A call is respectfully soli<~,l1..~_,il,
Nortvalk, Sopt..7th. S'l‘E1’H1<JN IIAYEI-3.

Saddle &:.lEIarnoss Establishment

AT ‘WESTPORT. /

HE subscriber would inform his frientl-.vu:..d
the public, that ho has now on hand-.11. his
O8t€I.l)ll8l1mCl1I.,C!I.Sb side the Bridge, one of the
largest and best assorted stocks of IIl11“.}(25”..'-.“.‘.»'
Saddl-cs, '1‘runks,Va1ises, curpet—bags, blank-
ets, whips. fly~ncts, Saddlerls 1Ia.i'dwure and
Saddlcrls Goods in general. over before offered
in Wcstpoi't,:tu(1 he would respectfiilly solicit
mi examination ofliis stock. R(j1ai2‘i72gl190.t-
ly,cheaply, and promptly done. All- orders
executed with care, and work warranted.
WM. S. JONES.
Westporls, Aug. 14. ‘ tf38

—Setv'£ng Birds.

OF every style and price, at 3
O. S. CL.lRx’s, 2' Skiddy’s Block.

Ornamental Boxcsfor Ladies
UST received some fine Boxes 01‘ alabaster,
rose wood, &c._ 0. S. CLARK.

Sana.
HITE Rockatvay Sand for Plastorin g and
House-cleaning purposes, for sale by the
aubscribena at his Marble Works.
tfZ2 SMITH do MORGAN.

basket: of all kinds, mackaroni, and
fruits of all kinds constantlj on hand; sweet
corn for boiling, prepared - by the Shakers;
fresh groceries, received daily of the beat qual.
ity, at wholesale and retail, by A. M. & Co.

AIR DYES.—Julius Hacl’s, Waters, Bals-
cheloi"s and other Hair Dyes. for sale
BISSELUS.

Hardware and Cutlery,
Mec/Lambs Tools. Farming Utensils,
Gums. Pz'stoZs, Iron and S106],
W'i7zd0w Gtcus, Paints
and Oils.

HE subscriber has now in store, and is con-
st-untlyrecciving direct from the manu-
f'-.tctui'crs,a large supply of foreign and domes-
tic goods. under the above denominations,
which makes his assortment of articles suited
to this market, equal to any in the state. and
which will be sold cillier wholesale or retail,
on as l'a.~.-'oi-able terms as can be purcliased‘ in
New York. For list ol' articles and prices,
purcliasers are requested to call and e:~::tmine
for thcm.=olves. WM. C, STREET,
Nor\valk,April17t-h.

Bird Secd:_~_—_",
A-NARY. lit-mp and Rape Seed. Culllv Fish
Bone, Bird Glasses. &c.. at BISSILLLS.

I/Vale//es, C/oc/rs,

ND ai kinds of Jewelry repaired. ' Eu-

graving on Spoons, Rii_1gs,Cof1ir [alt-s,
d:c._e.\'ccuted in 8. superior manner by L. CLARK
at No. 2 Skiddyls Block, sign of the Red Watch
0. S. CLARE.

V

Pumps.
FINE Assortment ofPumps, consistintof
Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells of
any depth, both Force and Suction Hose and
Pipe attached, if wanted; Cistern Pumps do
various sizes : Brass and Iron Cullenders. at
F. H. NASI-l’S. South ./\"a~i-malk.

Nails,
N quantities to suit purcuusers at lowest
rates, at .C1:lICHESTL‘RS.

School Books?!‘
LL the Books used in the Union and otliel
Schools, constantly on hunt] and for sale
at the lowest prices, at ‘ I{NAPI”S.
Clocks! Clocks! Clocks l
I HAVE 0. large assortment of Clocks nu
hand at prices varying from one dollar to
25, and of a great variety of styles.
Call and sea at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
- O. S. CLARK.

Crockery, China & Glass Ware

NE of the largest, richest and bestscleczod
Stocks of Crockery, Glass cl: China Wares.

to be foungl in Norwalk, can now be seen atthc
store of the subscriber at South Nortvalk, to-
gether with 9. general assortment of Groceries,
&c., all of which will be sold at exceedinqly
low prices. G.‘W. SMITH

BY

Lime,

the Barrel or small quuntity.at
GEO. W. SMITH’S.
South Norwalk.

Horse Blankets.

of Carriage and Stable Horse Blankets,
are to found at . WM. S. JONES.
Elsi; side the Bridge, Westport.,'Ct. 45

 

. Eftfiexican Guano.
' HIS celcbutted fertilizer‘, which is pro-
nounced by Agricttltui-alechemists and
others who lnwe used it, to be much superior
to.i.lln.thcr \‘:l.l'lei‘.led, may be had of the sub.

sc1'ibi.-r in any quantity. _

E. VA.CHIC1IES’I‘I.-‘.R..

Another Glorious Victory.

1113 STRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVET-'
lug the attention of the civilized world.
uud wliilc all are spi.-ctiluting as to the proba-
blc victof. llL‘l‘(3 in ‘l0l'l\V'.llli. when: we are mu-
tually ucquaintcd, no one for a momcntdoubts
that

TURK will Conquer 1

For where else in thcStutc ol'Connecticut-,cmi
Glotliiiig for the coming Season be obtained so
cheap ‘Z 3

GL®‘THIT§'G-

_ FOR THE .M1LL10./‘t’!

Comfort, .BCfL?t-/.7/ and Eéarzoiizy Com-
biizerl.

The Public are cordially invited to compare
our Stock of Goods,
Ready-t‘v'ladc and Made to Order,
with any, or all, siuflar Stores in Norwalk,
eilhcl‘-as to quality, quantity or price. The
best stock of

cows, P.4_Nrs, AND VESTS,

EXPRESSLY FOR THE a‘EASO.\’,& ALL THE ET CETFZRAS
of it Geutlcmiiifls ‘.Vm'di'obe, can be purchased
lhcrc Cll‘..".‘.[)(3l‘tl1'.l.l1 at any other Store in the
State. Anal :t< for variety, style, and excel-
lence of ivorltnhtnsliip, one trial will secure
the p‘).I.l‘Ol1£\f.1‘(! 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’ & Childrerfis

Sl"RlNG- d: SUM-.\IER CLOTHING,
IS INDEED BEA UTIF'l7.I..'

Como. FE1l'l1i(?l':4, Merchants, Tradesmen, come,

Mt-cliziiiics leave your work;
Go, lmvycir. send that client home

And get. tt su-it of TURKI

Its all as clear as day, you see,
That no other rule will work,
So long as people have their wits
They’ll buy their clothes of TURK l
'.TUE~?.Ci'~E’f.-3
Wlzolcsalc 8- Retail Clot/ling Emporium,
Under Connecticut Hotel, Norivalk.

I Wily, New York, formerly from Paris and Lou-

believing one price better than I\ dozi-ii. b:-- I

l .
ct pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,

l T AEsubscribcrisstil1 to bcround at his old

}'.l‘.«I‘.'-‘.l.t'..'~'!.E.£2.1.‘. .é&D‘lI'l".S3':.:'l.3-'4‘. .<s.x=:..’9 .l.T4‘:..h“.-- »
:-:z:tA:t £2 C-':'SJ2.'.‘»)i't..‘.

' nearly seventy five colored eugi-avin,-gs-—
['eprc.<9)‘ii-l.11;_',' all the diseases of the genital or-
gans of the male and female; the most ( Jm- l
piete and practical work on the physiolog lcnl 3
mysteries and revelations of the ma1e,:_tnd fa-,,
male sexual systems ever published, with the ,
latent experiments and discoveriesinreproduc- ’
tiou. It illtistrates anatomically and fully with l
the plates everything pertaining to the male or .
female genital systems ; with 8. full description
of the causes, symptoms, and most certain cure
ofall diseases to which they are liable ; from the
secret habits of youth and excesses of mature age
as impotency and innocent or unforseen affec-
tions, syphilis (primary and constitutional) gon-
orrhmr. hlnnnorrhagie. etc. with numerous cer-
tillc:tlm;ol' the most unparalleled cures everper-
formod. Every person both married and sin-
gle should read this work. Sold by Stringer
m'l‘owii.nend, 222 Broadtvay, at the Broadway
Poul. Olilco 422 Bronawttv, and by the author
I):-. l.:irmon1.,42 Reade street. corner of Brad-

don. Price $l,maile-d free of postage to any
tttltli-(tics.sh-<:iirt:ly mauled. Address all letters
Box 5444 New York Post Omco. Agents
wmitozil in every town. Iy41

lilttrmtu from lidltorinl Notices ofa. number of News-
‘prtporn 1--*' We concur wlthvlghe other papers in recom-
mending Dr. Imrmoii: and his work.”--[Courrier rles
I-Ztiitn Unit, Uormnn Die Reforms, Sunday Disp-itch,
Blunts ‘Zr-.ltunp;, National Democrat, y Book, Essex
liltuidn rd llitlivvny Advocate Empire City, Poiiceciazette,
Now Yuri Pick, .‘.'ew Brnnstvick Times.

- Feed, Feed.

HE subscribers keeps constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it will be

and no growling. Give us ti call. ‘
HOLMES & CO.

Shaving, and Hair-dressing.

stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
.l1lS0l1St0l.11€I'S, in all the departments of shav-
ing‘,liairdressing,head clensing, o’zc., die. His
many years experience in these bra.uc11r_1fi: he
dcemsa. sullicieut guarantee of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of chi1drens’hair. ick per‘-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for so «at
his News Depot, and isAgent for Adamsda Co’s.
Express‘; all-packages left to his care, will be

‘promptly fortvarded.
22- llIay25,1853. GEO. W. JENNINGS.

, Union Hall
CLCTHING STORE

THE Proprietor of this far famed establish-
ment-, would inform the inhabitants OfNO1‘W2l.lk

ASH tubs,wash boards,‘ pails, brooms. I

NE of the best and cheapest assorlments ‘

and adjoining towns, that he has on hand ti good
3 assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
, he is selling at great bargains ; those. wanting
- anything in his line will find it to their advan-
tage to give him a call ; as his experience in
-‘ the business and facilities for carrying it on, en-
‘ ables him to furnish the same article: for a less
, price than those of less experience possibly can.

My clothing is all made under my ovvn supervi-
v sion, consequently is better made than is gener-
ally found at other stores. I also have a larger
stock on hand than any other store in Norivalk,
so that the purchaser has it better 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 acldition to the above I have a good as-
sortment of Gcutli.~men.« Furnishing; Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts, llosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Glov s, Cravais, Stocks, and all other goods
11s\13fi.§' found in Cl0l.I]lI1g SLOYCS.

N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the best manna-_r. and at short uot'ce. All goods
bought of me will. ll'(leSl1”((l‘. be cut fr.-c of_cx-

cnsc to the Pl1'l‘(:IliiéC‘1'. '1 LONAS EILEX.

Nm-walk. 30th. August .1553-

:_——-j— W W"

Parian Ware.

HIS rare and most beautiful kind of us‘
and oruaniental \\’a1'e, should be seen by

ull who have tt taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to (l(:Scl‘llJe thiswnre, il. l1‘i11l~_'l.l)(: seen

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

Axes.

0LLI.\'S Teniclcs, Hands and other makesv

with und___wilbout. handles, suioxls boys

uxes and 11-.ttchets,a1l of tvhit-11 are ivarranled,
and for sale by E. VA. Ciiiciii~;s'i'i-_~1i.

FINE assortment ofBohemian Wai'e.con-

éisting of Vases of most exquisite finish,

not to be excelled by any in l\c\v Iork City.

l(1 the price; Also. 8..Spl(.‘11(Il(l assortnicnt of

Bohemian Cologne B0l.l.l(‘Sl1‘0Ill 55-. to $6 the
air -,i,t T. B. GRIFFITIPS.
P I .

9

Do you 'u=is/1- lo we .

HE finest assortment. of POCKET CUT.

LERY ever shown in Norwalk ? Call at

my store, 2 Skiddy’s Blocl-', sign of the Red
W-Men, O. S CL.uu~:-

BEFIL Dimple s..a.:-’E

nult SA '.

 

-..,.~ .. The building lot rcccntly owned and
occupicdby Capt. \l‘ m. .A.llL‘I1,01.l blax l:lill,ls
oli‘ct'ed for salc_on very rcusonuble terms. It
consists of about 1 1-4 acres of good land,tvitli
numerous thrifty and well-31 on n fruit und
shade trees,st-.tndin_n~ thereon, a well of ofgood
and never falling Wtttltl, with the cellar and
foifndation of the former building, flag; stone
iv-.tlks,a. newly erected picket fence fronting
the same, &c. It is eligibly situated upon the
main road leading-from South Norwalk to Da-
ricn and but a. few minutes walk from the de
pot. Any person wishing El. retired location,
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at a very low price, a
most beautiful and desirable location f'or a
country residence. For further particulars in;
quire of Mr. John Knapp near the premiscs=_.or
of the owner. JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
./\’'o. 40, Fulton st.. N. Y.

Window Glass.
49 BOXES American, French, and En
glish window glass, assorted, from

6x8 to 26x32, for sale at manufacturers ‘pl‘lC8S
by WM. C. STREET.

TEAS.
T

HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a
and prices.

large supply offresh TEAS, of allqualitien
Don’t forget to call at
HOLMES & Co’s.

1”>3uc1zs‘a'nd Buck Saws. .
LL ready for use of a superior kind,
for sale by Citrcnlssrz-:n.

EAD 5:» FUL.\[Ell’S C,t'oton Metallic Fire
- proof Paint.—Tliis article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it‘to be superior to
‘any other Paint in use. It is proofttg~.tinst the
action ofthe tveullier and lirc, and is cheaper
than other points in con:eqticnc<.- of its taking
la:-S oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
f'ace,twicc as much as some. Give it :1 trial.

E. V. A. l HICHESTER, Agent.

Zinc Paints.

r"'1I-IE subscriber ol1‘ursa full assortment of the
J. C(‘.lelJ1'flI‘.‘(l Zinc Paint:-.. coiuprising snow-
white, white, pearl and brown. £‘,'I‘0L1l1(l in oil,
niantifacluretl by the “Now Jc1'scy Zinc Com-
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
- WM. C. STREET.

Fanning Ivxiils.
F the farmers want their grain cleaned well
and fast, let them go and buy ol‘CiiiCi1F.s'i'F.p_

rit.-nvciittcrs, Honey’: patent spiral ltnivi-is
the best and clieapcst in the mat-l<ot_. at
CHICI-IESTER’S.

S
C

pocket.

UTLER.Y.—A_ splendid assortment ofAmer-
lean and English Cutlery, both table and
Please call and exztnnne.
E. V. A. CIIICHESTER.

Netv Goods. ‘

OCKET Cutlery 1; 2, ‘J and 4 blades new
patterns, 2!. large {1SS0l'l'-mclllr; I-‘isliing
Tackle, of the most approved quality; Pru-
ning Knives, grass hooks, pruning shears, sick-
less, garden t.i'o\vels, patent gate ltingas and

ke.tcl1ea,&c.,_j11st received and for sale by
WM. C‘. STR.EE’I'. _

ARDEN Rakes, Spatling forks. I-Ions long

and short. liandlcd nmnnro forks, shovels

of all kinds. Farmers and Gurdiiers would do
wcll to call at VA CIIICIIESTER

Cheap for Cash.

I-IE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
cash French and Aincricrm Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy Cliiiits and iiolit-.ni’:.~.n
Ware; fine German Accordcons and Violins.

Call and cxttniiuc. '1‘. B. GRIF-FI~.‘»'l‘Il.

Worried Intmediitely, _

NY quantity of persons of all ages and
A coiiditions to purcliase fine Watches.jr=tv-
olry and elegant Silver Ware. now on exliibi.
tion daily at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.

0- S. CLARK.

,i,nvn\"r1i edition, 3-10 pages, cloth, -with’ 1'

‘ is54.

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N. T2’. & Ti. H’. Railroad.
WIN'1‘F'.'. ARRANGIEMENT. 1855-
Comrncncivzg Doc. 11, 1854.
Trains to New York.
From fife-w Haven.
CCO.\IMODA’i‘ION~At 5.30,7.00 and 9 .35
A. M. and 4.15 P. M.
The 7.00 A..\I. train receives passengers from
the Danbury Railroad at Nortvalk. ~
- The 0.35 A.M.' train receives passengers from
the Hartford, Springfield, and Canal tlailroads
at New Haven, and from the Naugutttck Rail-
road at Bridgeport.
Exrrznss-At 1.15 P.:.t., (in connection with
E-rpress train from Bosl:ou,) receiving passen-
gers from New London, and Ca.na1R-uilroztds at
New Haven, from the Housatonic R.i'lllI_‘Ci2i.t1 at
Bi-lag-,_-port, stopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk
and Stamford. At 8.00 P. 31., stopping at
Bridgeport, N 0I'W‘.1ll: and Stamford,
SPECIAL TRAIN leaves Norwalk at 6 A..\I. for

New York.

H011.-ta.’ ":25: Railroad.
Passengers for 11-. isotonic ltullroa-.1 will
take the 9.35 .l.:-.2. ~.raE.:i to Bridgeport.

JJn-nbury, and ft‘orwaIlc Railroad.
Passengers for the Danbury and Nor-'.-rtillt
Railroad will take the 7 .1. 31. and 4.10 2». 
trains to Norwalk. _

Trains from New York.

For Afew Haven.-

’ Aoco.\r.—-At 7 .1. 11., and 12 :t., and at
and 5.00 P.1f. - '
Exrm-zss TRAINS--At 8 .1. M. and 3 P. - for
Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, Spi:inglit:ld
and Worcester, the 8 A.M'.. stopping at Stttmiortl
and Bridgeport. the 3__P.2lI.,9.t Stamford, }I:i--
walk and Bridgeport. ,
'I‘hc 8 A.M. train connects with Hottsatonic,
C9.na.l,a.nd New London R-a.ilroa.ds.
The 7 .1. M. Accominodalzion, and 3.30 P. )1.
trains connect with Danbury «St Norwalk Rail-
road at N orwalk.

-2
..

.30

-—.$

. Train: from New York to JVorwaII.~.—At
7 .s..l.r., 12 M., at 3 (express). 3.30 (ex.), 4.00,
and 5.15 l"..\I. .
Trainsfrom Nortualk to .7‘/‘etc, Yarlr.——At
6, 6.44, 8.15, and 1J.52.i.M.; 2.20 (cx),5.30. and
9.00 }’.M. (ex).
Trnzinsfram JV‘ or-walk to .N‘ew Haven.-—Al:
9.15 A.}[., at 2.24, 5.02 (ex), 5.35, and 6.18 P.)I.

See large billof advertisement at the Station
Houses and Hotels.

OYT, Sup’t.

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COMMENCING Décsnnnn 11, 1854.
Trninsrun daily (Sundays excepted) as follows:
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK

1st Passenger at 6.50 A. M.--Arriving at
South Nortvalk at 8.05 A. M. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. M. Train from New Haven, and
7.00 A.)l2, Accommodation Train from New
York, stopping at all stations.

2:1 Passengers and Freight at 3.30 P. 3.1.4-
Arrivcs at South Nortvalk at 5.20 P. M.
SOUTH NORWALE TO DANBURY

1513 Passenger and Freight at 9.20 A. M.-
Receiving passengers from the New York 7.00
A. .\i. and the New Haven, 7.00 .1. st. Accom.
Trains, and arrive at Danbury at 11.00 A. n.,
stopping at all stations. ,

2d P.isvc-nger at 5.40 P.M.-Receiving Pas-
sengers from the 3.30 P. M. train from New
York,aud arriving at Danbnry at 6.50 P. .‘.t.,
stopping at all stations

Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
fleld Station so as to connect with the 6.50
A. .\1.0.t1(I the 3.30 P. .u. trains. and return on
the arrival at the Ridgcfieltl Station ofthc 9.20
A. M. and 5.40 P. at. trains.

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

 Se1leck’s Line of Packets

_/ ' HAVING commenced their regiiltir
trip- will sail as follo\vs—Sloop .\Ii1t'y
A. Scllcck. C?iTlt. Gr:-ivory Grumman, will
leave Norivulk every ’l‘uesdu_y cvi-niii.g~i-etur
uiugwill leave Pike Slip. N. Y., every Satur-
day. Sloop Domestic. Capt. Isaac Demmou,
will leave NUl‘\V2).lli every Saturday evening-—
rcturniug 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 tho Dunbury and Norwttlk Rail-
road, will be landed at the depot, also freight
received from the depot free of extra charge.

SELLECK 8: DE.\-l MON.
Norwalk, March |7th, 1855. 31:12

~.For BOS'PUN 

AR MAIL LINE via Stoningtonfor
Boston Providence, N’.-w Bedlord, and
’1‘auntou.—Il1land Route, without change of
cats or detention, carrying the E:l.Sl3t:l'I1 Mail.
The steamers PL YMUUTH ROCK, Capt.
Jocl Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.
Frazee, in connection with the Stoniugton and
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, leaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) from Pier No-. 2 N.‘R., first tvharfabovc
Battt.-ry-place, at 4 o’clock P. M., and Sl:oning-
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-
cers are experienced and attentive.

The COMMODORE from-New YOl‘l{—M0l1~
day, Wednesday and Friday. From Sl:oning-
ton—Tucsday, Thursday and Saturday.

The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-
Tucst1ay,Tliursduy and Saturday. From Ston-
ington——1\Ionday, Wednesday and Friday.

N. B.—-Passengers on arriving at Stotiingtotr
proceed immediatelybty mail train to Provi:
deuce, Boston, Taunton and New Bedford, or
by accommodation trains from Stonington at
7.30 A. M.

Through tickets on Moridays, Wednesdays
and Fridays for N antucket, Holmes’ Hole and
Wood’.-‘ 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, stateroogne or freight,
applications may be made at Pier No.2 N. R‘,
or at the office, 10 Buttery-place.

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New York & Liverpool U. S.

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,itsAEt. esusaivtnns.

HE Ships composing this line are the fol‘
lowing: '

ATLANTIC. Capt.West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTl.C,Cilp1.C0n1St0Cl<I. ADRIAIC.

These ships have been built by contract ex-
pre.~:sly for Government service. Every care
has been taken in their coiistruction, as also in
their cngi1ies,toinsui-e strength and speed. and
their accotnmodatioiis for passenger‘: are un-
equalled for elegance and comfort Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second do., 375; exclu-
sive use ofextra-size state rooms, S325 ; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 5;uiue-.i.s.-
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.‘
No berth s-.-cured until paid 1'01‘.

For freight or passage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS dz Co., No. 56 Wall-st.., N. Y.;
BROW.\',SHI1’LY db Co., Liverpool; E. G. Roa-
1~‘.1l'l‘S ill‘. Co., No. 13 Kii‘ig’e Arms Y:-1rd,[.ou.doi1;
Jonx MUNR01-1 cl’. Co.. Rue Norte Dumedes Vic-
torics, Paris, or Gnu. H. Dn.li>i:ii, Havre.

The 0\\'nei‘s of these ships will not ‘be. ac-
countable for gold, silver. bul1ion,specie._)c\v-
clry. precious stones and metals, unless bills
of l-ailing are signed tliorefor, and the value
tliervuhlierein expressed. _

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

Professor Bart.-y’s

ELEBRATED Tricophcrotis, :1 new supply
just. received at KNAPP‘S.

.‘.>:°‘or Sale Cheap.

An imported C’umber/and Boar. For
).trtictilai'seuqtii!'e at the ofllce of the

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. _.., ,
Not-walk Gazette. _

Brushes

A N
E1.-UR, Toofhxaptl Nail .Bruslies, a line as-
sort-mcnt at ‘ KNA1’P’S.

\\k

 Mats, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe at F. H. NASH’S_.
South .VarlvaIl:.

v
" ULES HAUEL-‘S Celrlbi-ated sin".-ls.-.g
; Crmtm and Toilet Soap at ' K.\'.\1*i"s.

€77 la‘l)l)1i\'G CARDS and izngmvea Plule
“ furnished to order, by Kr~'AP.l‘.

UVlL.I1‘.—Sl1V'O1‘ Lead for stovcsaiid l11{1Gl.ilI1f.‘1‘}
at F. H. NASH’S, S0. .«‘.’°0rwaI.lr, Ct.

1‘vIi1'i:or of Sevastopol, Crimea,

ND MAP on THE BLJICII SE11, with fl. mi-
nute description, and imporlantstatisticul

information, at KNAPP~’S.

— W71. 11”‘. 16th, 21st and 20th of each mrmt.‘z;

W lL LlAl‘:l,.fi U U llJ=.‘«’S
Enaiacrntion and Foreign
change Office.

Ex-

. ‘ l’V.zte7‘lo0 Rodd, Li-z'e7'p(2ol.’_
The ind Eslackiltar Line ofhcltets,

"5"-l¢75”g Illlllffuclllpi/j'2‘onz Liverpool 0;; £722. 13:,

and comprise tliefnllowmg splendid s‘.’.ip,»_

No. -10 Fulton Street, New Yo’rk,_ am! J C"

These Ships are the most magnificent that

have been built. They are commanded by able

and expericncetl Captains, famed for their nau-

tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants; and

theiraccoinmodations for‘Ca.bin, Second Cabin,

and Steerage passengers, are vastly superioi-to

those of any other Line. . .

The Ship’: allowance of provisions comprises

l1_our, oat-meal, bread potatoes, peas or beans,

rice and vinegar, which is 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 hail‘ allowance for children under 12

years; and in addition to the above, 9. further
9-l1°WM1¢9a according too. late act of the Brit-
ish parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. sugar, and
ha.lf1b.‘mo1asses, to each adult, weekly,-with
three quarts water daily. 11 all cases where
any of the persons paid for decline coming out,
the fitllpassage money is returned Without any
deduction.

Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friendsin the Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expense,“ can
have it done in a satisfactory, and correct inan-
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 a. receipt returned for the money
by next mail. -

‘ NEW BOOT, suon,

L'eathe'r &’ Finding Store
WHOLESALE 3. RETAIL.

THE subscriber hereby gives notice to the oil.‘
lizens of Norwalk, and the public in gen‘
eral, that he has taken 9. store on the west side
of the bridge, opposite the Post Oflice, No. 1
Water-st., and fitted it up in good order, Where
may be,found at all times a large stock of gent’s.
ladies’ and children’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, manufactured by us expressly for
this market, by the best of workmen and of the
best materials; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with 11. call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order. with neatness, and
zlespatch. A share of public patronage is re-
«ipectfully solicited by J. P. HANFORD, Jr.
13* Particular attention paid to repairing in’
allits branches-'. Nortvalk, Aug. 9th.

THE

Clieapfcash Grocery Store.

HE Sl1l)SCI‘ll)e1‘S would return their than] s
T to the public fir their vcrylibcral patron-
age for the last two years, and they hope tli:-t
by strict attention to the wants of the commt.-
nity,and by fair and honorable dealing, to mer-
it and receive 3. continuance of their former
custom, believing as they do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, at as chea].
arttte and of as good a quality as can befound
at any other store in the country. They are
now 0ffl‘,l‘ll1g‘ great bargains in Teas, Sugars.
830., and would invite an examination of their
large and fresh stock of Groceries and provi-
sions. G.HOLMES (1300.

Old stand, East sidellfnin street.

New Canaan Nursery .

STEPHEN HO YT ct CO.
HAVE on hand andoffer for sale at their
Nurset-ies_.situated one and 0. half‘ miles
east ofthe village of New Canaan, and three
and ti. half’ from Nofivalk :

Applc,1’car, (standard and dv.'a.rfs,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks.) and Quince Trees.

Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberrics; Curra.nts,b1ack English,
red and white Dutch,superior varieties; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines.

ORNAMEXTAL TnnEs.——Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, lurch, spruce,.bu1'sam fir
and arbor vitzes. For vigor and" healthfulnoss
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country.

Special regard has been had in the selection
of the varieties of our large stock ofapple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers.
and the most valuable market varieties. Those
Nurserses now occupy more than 15 acres of
land, embracing more than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. 1y-16

choice and Selected" Teas.

4:0 CHESTS of Green andB1a.ck Teas.
Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
in ricennd nality the defy superiority.

P q ’ yo. HOLMES a; co.

Selling of O/Leap .’

' HE subscriber is selling ~ his .Watches,

Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per cent.
reduction inprices. 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, Forks,
Butter and Fruit Kvzizvcs, silver

4- plated. Napkin Rings, doc.

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

graved withont. charge. 0. S. Guns,
2 Skiddy’s Block

' Accordeans

EPAIRED and tuned. Also a. large as-
R sortment for sale at CLARK’n.

Port Monies.
OU can find every variety and price of
Port Monies at O. S. CI2ARx"s.

. a . . "° *7"-'

can .t..ii:.mil 3.101%.

I dig‘ o'uusci-ibei- gr-.tteiui1_y acknowledges the
AA|)l.‘l'&bK,k’ILlIl.\)l.hdIé'U Wlltull L145 IJCCU U.\LCLl1.€C\.l
LU .uu.1 by me u'l::nt1s and one public gene.-ntlly,
1-)1‘ til-.: Lust. 1-). ycttrs, and nope: |J_)' strict. uppin-
U«.LlrLUAl LU business, to meet at continuance 01
post. Iu.\‘ui‘s. 11¢ nus now on mind, and is con-
aintitly niitnulucturiug to u1‘ut:i',zl.1t liluus ol
LL-.l~l'l1c§:l tmviug 5'1.'cu.l.ly1ul:1‘t:a.I.se(1 hisIacili-
Lies in utattttlttcturiug, no is now p1'cparctl to
c.\‘t:U‘.ll.t: ml ui‘tl..-rs" in ms‘ line with p|'ou1pt.uCss
.tuddr:sp.ttcii, and pleLll_.;L‘:'>'I.lLl1..lbl:lI to sell uuy
mitt c‘v‘ci‘_y s.u'I.ic-lc in 111:5 line as cheap as the
same ~.u-mute can in: iurnislied by any Ul.l]t.‘1‘ sini-
iiatr ujstatollsntuelit tn the County or State. kit:
has on hand all kinds of -.ti'l.icn.-s usually kept
by S-.i.dtllci's and Harness makers; harness,
Siidtlles, 'L‘i'uiik.~:, \('uuses, Uarpct. Bags,I;lorsc
isrusnes. L‘-ttrry Combs, Curtis, Snnmuis Skins,
1'LU1‘>‘e Sheets, Ely Netts, oLc., also all kinds oi
Saddlery W are, Umriage and Riding Whips;
all kinds and qttaltties, which will be sold at
.n.tunt‘-.tcturei'.~i prices. Orders thankfully re-
ceived. Terms I‘-.i.vorable. .

Noi'wall:, Aug. 11. - WM. B. SWAN.

Garrnages For Sale.

‘ second-hand trotting Buggy, weighing

./.00 1b., with top; one do, weighing 275,
.v.tuout. top; also, one square box, family
.vu.,gun. All in good condition, and all or any
one of them will be sold at a. bargain. Enquire
at the Gazette Office. M33

The Wonder ofthc Age.

EXCELSIOIt Family Starch, a superior ar-

ticlc, and as cheap as the common St-;tr'c1r
.iu\v in use ; it produces a Bca.utll'11l Polish
without gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
=alc by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER
’-L: 00., who can i'ui-nish it to dealers at Factory
L’t'iccs. . ~ - '

RITTANIA.-Mppanu1 and Silver Plated
_ _ Wares, English and American Knives and
forks. at F. H. NASH’S,
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Universe, Captain Bird, 1,700 - -P - _ , _ _
Jacob A. Westervelt, Hoodless, 1:300 _ ?- 51‘-Uliffjy -‘<9£)V'>_1}-“ _. -F». ITIVII.-.!.!ll.1I}',I.1If1EIn,?n;j,.
‘Vm_ Rathbone’ Spencer 1:0 tzr-ms, :lIC€.1.(.n?lf‘;i9,‘ '1 at: .. in lb;-. fir_o:i'-it. Side, B3193.
. ’ 9 51.»: L~.':1o_.. .ccm.:.c L«onip‘.nm'.'s, .\'c.~&c. Indeed
Tl‘_3°“-d.er°ga‘9 B°y_1e2 13 90 verv ‘.‘:-.*.v are the diseases in v.vl:ioh -.t Pdrgative M551".
Princeton! Rllfssel-1» i £00 , " . ‘ not more or less required, and‘ much sick
Ir 8. ’W_lnl°‘m5.~ 1.300 701;‘. siiflbring migh1.'_he pi-cvc-iitcd, if charm
Minnesota, Allen, _ -9.3 :5 but erfcctttnl C’-athrtrtic were mo:-e_free.ly used,
SilasGreeum:tn, Spencer, .10 _.\c pernonfnn lee! well while it costave habit of
Leviathan’. napp’ , , , bp.1_v prevails; DQ510165‘ it soon eiierates seriousand
,v H H b k Marshall .1 _ ‘ _ ‘ o.ten fs.t:d aliens’:-R, which mtg t have been avoided
. In. M . ar ‘ ec , Freem » j l 557 timely and jv.tliciou.<; use of a good purgativ,ve_
Guy *_ “menu?! P an’ 1'» --‘J 1 flu: is alike true of Colds, Foverish svmptoms, and
W8Sl1111glZ011. 9'89» ;_ - -50 ': Bmvus derangcmerita. They all tend to become or
Enterprise, Funk, i . px_'edy.c:- the deep seated and furnndable distemper:
Aberdeen, Isfitapip, i .,.3 w :1 lo;.:l .. ii.-.nrcte.=;_ ailrovfizr téie tltmd. Hence a
Richard A130 nut ‘ . $32. 2 s c is o t _c-. rs, nnpor ance to
Viagara, P’ Smith: ‘' ':(1 this Pill I215 bgen pcéfected
‘ - -» i1ltm.t’tn.t eman. An
Dew”? Chumn’ gugf’ '‘’7‘j-~~3l'7 , viztlles E; Physicians, Profes-
-VI3-1‘m1°D: 3 €27. <.or:, am. Pati‘ '-., has shown results surpassing
‘andusky, B0115‘-Dd» “I ll .5’ l ‘ T to known of-any medicine. C‘i1re=.
' tvego, Hubbard, v he. ted beyond belief, T.'ere.they_1iot sub-
Robort._Kelly, Bnrstotv, , g.-,'«“:,‘-"-101,13 of such exalted position and
New S1131). , Edwards; 1750 _, mo 2:‘: :0 A01;lml the suspicion of untruth.
aiféwea R, :”“- ‘-“-‘*’me"*- gentlemen -to whom F9 are

 
 

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38%“ of N_Q;fl X;.mL:.-C_it.‘:I'oI'r, the distinguished ‘Sui-.
oer. A. A, 1-.l.tve's Practi 1 Ch ‘ f 1

Portofii _,__ I, ,1. __ ca emisto the

,,c,Juse,,§f °“’ 37‘-l “-Uloexat for the State oi. Mas-

Iszx L. 2.1003213, 2.1. D. an pn-‘in
Pi:/sician, o ‘ 21-. . ’ - 9*“ 313890“ and
them in his elxteetxgitz gfalgilltiu’ Wh° ha” 1°“ “'5

C‘ Q :-n- v 1-» . ,,
ch§ltfln~1c‘:"e;vH7:Z'¢t)I1E:l:,C?t;.q.’ we °‘ the 5”‘ ’’’‘r'
. A. DA.'=.'Is M. D. Su ’ -.
United States Iliarine ’Hos1.lltl1la:t%(?llJ<:lgeon1lE£tha

Did space permit, we could hive maieali ‘£1-8'3
such names, from all parts where the‘ illunh 9
been used, but evidence even more convincing fl?‘-.
the certificates of these eminent public glen 87“
«shown in their effects upon trial. L!

_ These Pills, the iiesult of long investigation and

:.‘S§.".?f.‘;i2f:‘.$§. ‘ii tie W. as the be M

8 _ c e resen state ' ‘
science can afford. They Ere compoun(l)i§dn:1ec:iE1c.;“
the druws themselves, but of the medicinal virtues
only of ’egetable remedies, extracted by chemical

rocess in a. state of purity, and combined together
ln such a manner as to insure the best results. This
system of com osition for medicines has been found
in the Cherry ectoral and Pills both, to produce a
more eificient remedy than had hitherto been ob-
tained hyvan process. The reason is perfectly ob-
vious. hil-e by the old mode of composition ev-
. cry medicine is burdened with more or less of heri-
monious and injurious qualities, by this each imii.
vidual virtue only that is desired for the curative
effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious qual-
ities of each substance employed are left behind the
curative virtues only being retained. Hence ‘ll: is
self-evident the effects should prove as they have .
proved more urely remedial, and the Pills a sure:
more powerfu antidote to disease than any othef E
milicipe kpovgn to flthe world. an
s 1 is re nen ex ‘exit. t m ‘medic’
should be-taken undgr thlawtllilunsel ‘of any attendilillgl
Physician, and as he "could not properly jud e of a
remedy without knowing its composition, have
i-“.‘é‘.’3.‘fi.f‘i ‘ta F°":.“r la’ "in in my’
a saremaeo ewoe o
Prt':.c_tifi'oners in the United States and British AS133-
icnn Provinces. If however thee should be any
one who has not received them,‘ they will be ,
promptly forwarded b , mail to,h.is address. ’

Of all the Patent edicines that are offered, how
few would be taken if their composition was known!
$1;eitr life consists’ in théij:‘inys‘_€ei-y; I have no

5 enes.

. The composition of my preparations is laid open
to all men, and all who are competent to judge on
the subject freely acknowledge their convictions
of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral was
pronounced by scientific men to be a. wonderful
medicine before its effects were known. Many em-
inent Physicians 'have‘ declaxethhe 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. l

They operate by their powerful influence o'x i:-,4
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulstd \
into health action—remove the obstruction: cf-._
the stomac , bowels, liver, and other organs of ths-\
body, restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist, such derange-
ments as are the first origin of disease.

Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take,
and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any quantity.

For minute directions, see

Box.
PREPARED BY ‘

JAMES C. AYER,

Practical and Analytical Chemist,
LOWELL, MASS. L

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