'“"‘~‘-insert.’ .c.".u-11: . ,_ _
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w11.1.1.AM'§?c uU1u.\’.\*
?.0.RMlE*RS‘~,&%E<l.‘-EB}-’l‘l'll3-l1‘t"§-.7.1‘>“...
.; ..,‘,‘‘.,i t, .
Cucumbers Forced. ' ‘
Where t_-he fozdlngjof this vegetable 3.3
carried onfino _ti'n‘1'e=,£_~h_o11ltizbe-losr: in ma-.
king It hof_‘b ‘d‘-’,iI,1'l\_vl1icl1 to sort’ the seed,
For this p1ir'i>..r.>s‘.é.’1'i'..<l-'.,li+t. "’:—$?“‘l‘“" ‘“".“‘-9'
is best, placed;in~s111Fsi3-Pill?‘ -._*féi° ‘~"{“"_“
drop three‘-seeds and co .-.cr~ wmr hall. an
inch of mould. ..-1 frame with one fight
mu suffice. rm... bed’ may‘ be made
three and a half feet <16,‘-‘P 3‘ Elle back.
and three feet in front, of the best and
hottest stable mauuretliat can be obtain-
¢d_ I1: should be made a foot wider than
the frame a_ll.rou1_1d., Great care should
be taken in the selection of the seed, as
it is quite as easy to grow a good cucum-
bg; as a bad one. The reason why I
say this is, that it is very seldom we see
a grown cucumber; tlrey are geuerailyl
very small, and as thick as tlieynre long
In fact, the greater part are uotlrxxrg more
than ridge cucumbers; and 11; IS nothing
unusual to purchase 2. mac kinds of seed,
and to have all turn out the kind I ‘nave
described. ‘ "They very rarely exceed ten
incheg in length, and “it. is truly annoy-
ing, after growiugand taking so much
trouble With them, to" have them‘ a dis-
grace instead of adding credit to tire gar-
dener. _
The best“ kinds for forcing arc the Vic-
tory of Bath, and I-Ixrntct-‘s Prolific,
which, if procured true to name, will
give perfect satisfaction; and as under
tolerably good cultivation'tl1ey will grow
from sixteen to twenty inches in lemrtiz,
they form a marked cozitrast to the .r1lm.2-
nutive specinfelns We are in the ilahiv. of
seeing. A heat from 70 to 75 clegxv+:§
should maintained, never ttsing‘ water
below that temperature. They may be
eprinlrled morning and evening in line
weather, Care must be taken tl1at no
foul steam bealloaved in the fraine. Af-
ter the seed "is up, ;‘«.m1.e:,, directions as
to their management will be forwarded
at the proper time. The seed bed may
be used for at crop of asparagus or sealale
after the plants are remove, as there will
be enough heat left for that purpose.
American ‘Agriculcurist.
. From the Intelligencer.
The modeof cultivating Aspar-
ag-us.
Select a plat of -ground sheltecl from
the cold tiorthetn xviiids, and unless the
soil is quite rich a11:l'loa1;1y,l;y all means
“trench it ;_’_’_ i,_e___, dig .-1,1rez:cl1 across
one side, eighteen incl1es.de-.-jp, fill 12- in
with an an urlifiaial soil of compost,
whose ingredients should give preference
to a clayey basis for sandy soils, and a
sandy basis for clayey soils, retaining, of
course, the richer super soil, to be mix-
ed with tl1e'cou1po.=-L, Proceed with an-
other trench parallel to-the first, and in a
similar manner tliroaighout the plat.-~
Grouud thus prepared will endure Llrouth
and, with n llghttop dressing anvnually,
will produce au1ple-returns.
Having spaded the whole, ten inches
deep, and pulverized it well, about the
last of June, plant the bright red berries
of the previous year, five in each hill,
(or use the cleansed seed,) in beds four
feet in width, and in rows eighteen in-
ches apart. each way. Cover the same
with earth, one and a half inches deep.
Be careful to hoe frequently, and keep
the beds perfectly free from weeds, and
the surface melloxv. ,
After the first frosts of autumn have
killed the external part, mow offthe dead
stalks, and cover the whole with the lit-
terfrom the horse stable, to llze depth of
.. . I
Bounty Land Warrants. ;
Did SoId'icrs_. 1S'old'ic-rs l7V2'du1:.~s 11.210’. 0r_u.»"1m2-5. Z
'1‘ an Act o1'Cougress, passed :17. the session '
.-just closed; allfioldiers and~~Muriuos who
served 14 days in any War since 1790-cntl all
sezim.cr1 and flotilla men who hztue served on
.bourd.= of anyrcrmed boat or -.-ossel of lhc Uni-
lbcd--Stutos. in any war since 1790. are eulzitled
to 160 acres oi‘ Boz:ul._v Laud. Tfliou ‘L119 vol-
dier is deal. vritlov; will receive the land.
If no v;i-do:-. '=11z~vivt.-.. LIICEI the minor childz'eu
receive it, Ali.-:-oldicrs'.vl1c served 1-}. days in
the Revolution are on .It'1e<l. rmd if dead, their
the wiclmv will rccei-re ii-. ' '
The s11i.1snribr.=r line peculiar ‘1':‘-.c.il.i.l-'11::: for
procuring T'.‘:1rr."-.n"...~=., and vviil give his prompt
-.1t.l.eu‘r.iou to all r:'1;1i111s p1‘oscui.eti.
A. H. BYINGTON.
:3-Sumatra Pheasant Game
no '4 " 2-or: su=r-vireo:
url-no
7 BE Subscriber will fimrish to order. Eggs
. oftlie above celebrated breed of Fmvls;
v-:arra.uted p11rr.=, and from the stock ‘of Dr.
l_:.c-ntielt, ol'l'3os-ton, xvliosold them r.t17?‘2'f.‘y Do.’-
mr.-: ;).Pt'1)n.11', at. the Great National }’ou‘11r_v ,
5h0\_‘-‘ -‘U-» Sui‘11un1'5 American Museum. 1
1[1nor._1u I115 Work on Domestic Poultrgr. l
$3)‘-‘~‘. be‘:te1'1"ov-:l.=-. ciflmr for the "‘ I
91'Il1€“‘513lf~." f-l1-.111 these Gum:-~. art-‘ I0 :
found, ‘ '- ' - -
" G-nine .11‘ gg.-: ;-_.2:._> nor‘, m1l'-; r_11'n.'~;1'-‘.’:~t '1'.
but are (loci-'lt:dlj.‘ 2-ichcr than ot."m:r c»g;»,». .
One Game is ‘.vc-rth two common eggs oi
the some siz> '.~-Ether for entixzg or culinary
purposer,— nr 110 the Gzzzne Egg: -excel all
others. bcz‘. ..n fiavcr’ 221:1 ziufrizious <',::..ali-
‘:_l-1?l:’.., ‘ . -. V 1 -1-
“ "I‘l1cs(-. ;"c~.vi.-s_l1.~. w:Vp1'oved to no 111031. o:5(c1>,l-
lcut lztyci-.<. I do not cxaggcratc when I say
fhg1.iil1(!_‘y’\‘.‘lllI'.l._'v' 1-. g1'e:1'L1=.1' weight of eggs
t.h:111 :1.11_v or-lwr ls-=:<=r.~«i_. in the mine time, I say
1vcirrl1't,l.1ecr:11-7€:1l1c1'c 18 so much Said about
t‘ . ‘p . V . .
tn.» lurge size 01 the L-och‘-.11 Cb1r1as_. Shnngh.'~.vs,'
.‘.-':c:._. Jcr-. 'l‘l1e Gnme>1:gg;s appc-:11: small, but,
likc flu.‘ imvl, :'».re of extra weight ; the flesh ir-
1111:-'u1‘p:tssed by any dpmest-ic breed ; {he}. ,,,.,_,
s.=m;1ll r-rtznrs; very q111n.tvl1c11 acqimintvd with
021911 other, and do not qum‘1‘el mm-.11 59
r.v>:_1;-n1LLs..Vh11tI}:-lieu opposed by -.1 strziugez‘.
r.be11' trzua-cit-_v oz pu1'pc_se and courage. i= uns-
qmll-:d by 511:; 1 have but. 0;; br-;>-zti of -
_ Q
_ ;.)it‘{l.
lovvls, and tiuvv laud uocther for ne..ri;; lour
' 1 l1redG_.-.:-11: Fovvrs for over eight-
.. .. (ior sportsmen rnostlv.) The s=.1pez‘1or1-
of the Su:u‘u.r-z over all othcr Game breeds,
ZS tfiue udlzrrral strcuglh, cnmpr-.:l_u_c-,3 of bodyl
and -eu1.uer:', &l3C‘. '-.:u-usi-.211 ‘:L‘\i€lli,,€:1C9, rm
natural rvilliugzieus to be l1.'1ml'l<~.r.l."
Price $1 per dozen.
"Will. J. FINLEY,
.‘t'urwaI/c .dgr2'cultru~al Store.
“ Get the Bests.”
EBSTER’S QUAETO DICTIONARY,
Uu:.>.bridgc-d ; Price Reduced to Six
Dotiars.’ i'u.l_=.iZshed by G. ti‘. C-. MERRIAM,
Springfield, .\lnss., and for sale at all Book-
mores.
Also, W'e6:1ter’s School f1ictz'onarz'e:s-.
Webster-‘a Dictionary, University Edition.
Websfu-1".s .-‘l.catden:'lc Dictio1i:;1‘)7. " '
_ WebsLcz‘s High School Prououuciug Dic
tionary.
\‘.’el>:sl.c1' s Prium.1'_v School Dictionary‘.
‘1‘v"el1sl.c1"s ldleiuuiit-.1-_v ,';~‘,p.~,-11ing1;0o;;_
Forming as courplct-c sv.=r1-.-5 oi ;S_tazzC|.‘.11‘<l Dic-
tionaries oftlue language, eutzuriug uuil’or1nity
in the use 01 language, as well as in orthogra-
phy and pronunciation.
The Deaiuir..io-.15 in Webst-er’s School Diction-
aries are taken from his large work, and com-
bine the some excellence in this and other fea- !
tllrus, as does the la.i.-tel‘.
_Oue million copies oi‘ the Spelling Book are
sold annually.
The leading series of School Books publish-
ed in the cI.)ux1tr_v arr: bass.-ll upou Dr. W-2bster’s
system.
His gr-.>u1‘:. work is 9-.ck11ov.‘le(lgcd. as well in
Great: l-srit-.1111 as th . couiitr;-,', ltutl Wherever
(119 El1.-‘_rlZ.-:.l: l=.1hg;11:1gu 1-‘ .~.=p=)keu_, to be superior ,
to any other‘.
D1‘. W»:l.1.ste1*‘s E:l11catic11.°.l'Sl“o1:ks it is be-
lieved, have rloue-2 more to reccure the uniformi-
ty of p1"ou11uci:1tion and use of laugiinge. and
l’1'cctl(.u11 from-l'1'cvi11cialisu1so 1'c1u:11'l.';1l.~le i11
L111.-1co'.111L1'_v o.-..~:'pv.-ciztlly '1'.'Dt‘il the great influx
ol'Fo1'cig11c Iroiu all 1-.atio11.~:~ C0l1Sl(lL‘l‘u(l
than 24.11;: o:l1«:1' cause.
The uttczitiou of the friends ofpopulzw edu-
cation, Supc1~i11tendeu1.5, '1‘:-.uche1~.~: and l’arc—ut.-.
is solicited to :l11:iu1pc-rm.11c-3 01‘ ]}(l1'pt.’.l'l.I‘d.Ill.lg .1
this purity by the use of ieucli :1. National '1
S_T.-fi.1'.‘1dd1‘d. ‘
Noah: ‘.‘.7e'b.si.or~~’P1.‘oi'osso3: Stowe. 1
Under‘ date of .‘:-.I:1j: 15(1), .l~b’5-.l_. l’1'o:<ess3o1' I
l minutel_v given.
1..
Trees
3.’? "1T.l}‘. SOUTH NORWALR
T5 S» E2 E1. '3?‘ .
T}fldl?r1>prietcr< \vi.-sh to cull 1.1..-‘ flf-I-t.'1'lI>IOIl
’ of f.hr.>.i;:‘ c-11s:<)n11-rs and the public in t-livii’
1‘.L1o1c<~ :-‘rock of l:"1'11i*.- .~111«,l 0l'J131m(’."ll.2l.l Fr-ace,
9-‘-‘17F.'!€l'-i-"-gr of Apple. l’e:1r, Plum. <.7}‘l°1‘i‘5’-
3’r‘.=1:l1., Ap1"~.c-t-.«’.._l2.1in'r‘»~“, -‘3i.r.-'.~,.\v‘.o:-1~1‘i«.. ~s'o0r‘<‘-
2e‘1'1‘is-:5, H".-'.~£tr~ i3lncI~;berric«=_, 2‘-.1161 i-1:1.--.=. Lirxplos
Curmnts. ’ . ,
Norway c}pr11..~c:. “1Y'112’l-.-_ Pin:-. i~;~.1'-.:-‘oi.-1 fir.
Alll01‘lC8.1‘l Sp1‘11¢_p‘ _,s,,-1,.__,m.,._-,~_ \‘,‘o.¢pi:;,.-vi illo=.\'.
110119»: Clteslutrl.-. .\.lo:1.n1.11i11 Ash.
/\l.~:.o_. th e purp ‘glad /1.111‘-=‘e\‘p, vvliir-21 ‘fin v::.11'-.
1'zt11r., and 1103.; W,-,-;,..1,—.-.-. ;~ _:gr.»11eibln for its
l1ein;:tl1<.- pure 1‘-l:1.i1‘i‘.. _ _ -
(L-E0, SE‘)f?5.lOL‘R .\ m.-.
;:-E3‘ ‘-(..‘¢_- to mill psarticular attention to
0u1‘l.:z'gc Jock .,l.*-eiug: the largest in the SL:.1tc,)
oz‘ * “mars. 111‘ 3.11 01' 40 Choice varieties.
.--.
v.11:
‘.3 ,.,\~
.1“. hi M-
.-‘.-A".-..'.’-1.-.z4-‘ .-l‘ ‘
Evin:-hie
'1‘-'15:‘ 1'.7;»* 1T57'i<I2j€. .‘.‘."o7‘:I_‘r.vI,{-, (,'m.~;-.1.
'3-I‘ 1'1'£'i:
0'1 3T4.‘T(‘;y‘ '\".i1‘l€l._’~.' of p_..'2,t,‘1;«_‘,rn.j-2’ and hi‘ lht?
lnirwt.-vitillful T\'0I'l.IIl1RllSl1lp. The 'r1"=‘- !1:i?0F‘--
rnezr-:c1"Al11erico.r1 and Fort-.i;;u ..":l:i:"ta C, 319?‘
constantly on 11111141.
Persons vvishiug to procure ~- _
9.21;? kind ofbiztrlalc Tfoxkis, are '1‘_‘1.~1?9d to C311
l‘1l‘1fl;.j,‘lV'€.‘ :1 personal izispt-:~*.i:;:1 o£‘os.:r1n:~.1cr1_:1l
a1.1:lvvorkmu.usl1ip, ms ti.-ls will ‘i.\-if zur.11'-6 Satin-
iuctory il1u.11 1.0 purclm:-*9 ol‘..1g;re11t:s.v.’1*.hoa1t a._u
opport11ui13,' ofts:;~‘1iu,<r tiw q11nli11_v of the arm-
-clc (‘Dill-i‘(l.lYlE’(l Ior.
'~;;.;:._,'l‘h12 Lci.1'.eri11g and Cl1'uau1cu111l work
l.-‘sevzwcutml by =.‘1IpE‘I‘l€?l1CO(l vmrlmieu, stud vvo
c. y.»;iyr- cu".»i1‘e su.tistuci.io11.
J. S311 EH.
Cup. v-.'r1;“1‘n.11l it 1
‘= Get the Rest.”
r-—- 1 . ‘ A E - ‘-
Webster-’s lluartc Dictionary
is more essential to every family,
counting room, student, and indeed ev-
ery one 7."-110 would know bllai right use of1an-
;;;1:.sge-—ihe meaning, ortl1ograpl1y, and pro-
11a1.nc3=:.f.ion of words, than 8. good English
DICTIONARI‘? of daily necessity and perma-
nent value. ' .
PVEBS TEE’ S LZWZEBRID G-ED
now the recogzfiged Standard, “ constantly
cited and relied on in our Courts of Justice,
in-our legislative bodies, and in public discus-
sions, as entirely conclusive," says Hou. Jam:
0. SPENCER.
Can I make a better :‘72ve.-timem‘ ?
Published by G. «E: C MERRIAM, Spring-
field, Mass. Sold by all Booksellers.
.5 new and calttabic Dzscarvery,
DR. HAIVPS
Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.
}.lIS.delicious beverage is superior to all
. . i11vi_gom r Cordials, Schnapps, Ncrvines,
&c._. in use, or the cure of Dyspepsia. Nor-
vo11.~=.11e:=s. II-.>:u't-burn. D1'owsines.3, Kidney com-
plaint, )Iela11cl1nlv. Dclcrium 'I‘rr.-meus, Intern-
perancc, eto..:1s it will invigorate and strength-
on. but will not intoxicate or stupify.
Persons who have become habituated to the
use of Tobacco. Opium and Spirituous Liquors,
will find speedy and permanent relief from the
desire to use these destroying agents. by tu-
lring :1. bottle or tvvo of this delicious medical
lJt?Tt%l‘:‘.;';‘€‘.. Weak and sickly females will find
Dr. llani-'.= invigorating Spirit 3. quick and
sure cure for all female diffic11lties, it being :1
l‘F3:J_;1°Il-‘3l'2ll301‘ as rm-.ll as 9. St-renglhener of the
Human System. Each complaint that the Ar-
oinatic l11vigor:1ti11g Cordial is calculated to
cure. 11o.r11r.-cl on the '»v1'-uppers ucr-o1np:=.11ying
cnclx DOHI’-.‘, and full direr-Lion:-1 for use are also
Price One Dollar perBotl.le.
Pr-'.*pa1‘ctl by Dr. Darius. Ham. Principal 01'-
flce. No. 2 Liberty Street. York, where
wl1o.‘:r.-sale orders r-hould be addressed. For
59.19 by D1'11gg~istslhrougzhout the Uuitecl Stories.
For Sale by JOHN A. WEED. W. E‘. 1313-
SELL; 1’\5orw:tllc. anti T. B. Griiiith, Soutlr
I‘lo'rwall;. lyll
To Persons out of Emp.’-zvyr/2971!.
5.9 :.'.z‘F3‘.‘§‘?.‘.S
I3‘ ll.“-'.'liP.Y L"-EC'l‘l0.\‘ OF flxi‘. L‘.\'l'l‘El’.‘ STA'l‘lZ’s‘.
flac mos! 1T.’».'gcm( rm-.‘? l":5_,f’uZ l"olume qfthc ."c-'17‘.
umber. Lumber.
II.-L .'s:~.= HUBBELL have recently com-
»- - -mrenccd ’»-lte Lumber ‘rms-zinvza.-= ai. t.I'1e old
515:; .—..:1 12.7.92; ormupied by .113-.Chor1e.s Thomas,
:‘-.nr.'t1'.711'.r‘r1d.’i-0 larvrp on sale
Timber, Lath and Lime,
tr.g.=.l.l1r?'1‘<'-1'ill1 f:‘»‘f‘.1‘:,‘.T{=.‘(‘ic2}j‘v of I_.-.,m'1_;:,--,- sold in
thz: nznrlzor. 11 0. shall be happy to accommo-
c?.::..*.r~s~;1:;f.n_1.~1r~r-= '-'.‘lll1 any 1.l1i11_,-r in our llnn. at
li,t..:~.1-al pric-=. _M, 1--|1‘I_.1‘_,
_ _ .1‘. C. 'lli,T?.I.‘Tr‘.1.i.-.
ram’:-.1k, April llltfn. 1355.. 15 6"m0s
EQEW MEAT
Hnvinf: ‘l’.n.l';nn 13219 new ':.~.'-ill-"1i'n_r; adjoining
the store. of Messrs. Allen. Isl:-cl;-~1*1‘i: 00., the
S11bsc1-ibn_r r:\~,pcct£’ul1y cull’-: lite rtttcnlion of
the P11blir..:zu-cl cspeciztllyiiite i1‘.l1s=.bit.r.nl.sVof
Nnrzmlk and ,-iciuity. to his ~~st:w.bli.=.hmeut.—
fie int“-.(1,c. kn.-pi11g rtllvsty:-= good assortment
of the ‘nest quality of 1ur.=:1.l:-' 1". ml up in the
lues's~.g¢1r-.. Ho lwlir-vr-s l-hv_~. .-il g;1*n:2tl_v con-
. Z:1Le1'c:sr- in im.1_ri11,(;T.l1ci1'r11eats ofhim;
l13vZ1.1;;fr.cilili .. for nb’i.'1l11i11{: my stock at tile
1' }m._-.«=.:.p1-;.~,.~s. .".7.1t‘l 9.011111}: for rush. I am confi-
Cf:*n’1. i11-:1;»l11_: I run f11rnisl1CustomersWith
1nont:- ni. miicb lmvcr r:11<~:4 t‘11n11 llmsn who scll
oz11~1w.li1. My l)lil4lIll‘-‘F-SI‘? t1*n11:r.cl;n1l on the
znost. l1onor:1.blc mrrlhcll. ill’! one price cyst-cur.
l1el.lcvin_:: 0111‘ price. ‘cotter 111311 :1. riozeu, be-
side :-:r-vin,2~ :1 1'-;re.a.t deal of lime in bazitcrlng.
All who wish, can have their meats sent to
their dwellings, free of expense,'by leaving the
order- A call is respectfxzily solicited.
Norvmik, Sep"t..7tb.. STEPIEEN HAYES.
-4
Saddlc &I-Iarneszs Establishment
ill?‘ WESTPGRT. .
"H E .-711b.--c~1'll.>e1_' would inform his friends and
the public, 1-11:11’. he has nnrv on hand 3.1". his
(lF.I:Ll)llSl.lil1!3!‘ll-. east side. the Bridge, one of the
largest. and best. assorted stocks, of Harnesses,
Saddles. Trunks, Valiscs. carpet-bags, blank-
ets, whips. fly-nets. Saddlerls Hardware and
Sadt_ller’~3 Goods in general, ever before offered
in W csbport. 21.r1d'l1n would rc=3pec_t-fully solicit
an esamiiiation of his stock. Repairing neat-
ly, cheaply, and promptly done. All orders
executed vrith care, and work warranted.
WM. S. JONES.
“ AIR DY"*S.——Ju1ius Hael’e, Wafers, Bat-
choicr’s and other Hair Dyes. {cg sale
B1SSE1.1.’S..
HYGEANA.
Brought Home to the Door of the -Milliom
WONDERFUL Discovery has recently
liecn made by Dr. Curtis, of this city, in
the treatment of Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases of tl1e"Lung. We refer to “ Dr. Cur-
tis’ l{_vge1=.1m.,or Inlzsliug Hygeau Vnpornnd
Cherry Syrup.” ‘ With this net»: method Dr.C.
has restored man; afflicted ones to‘ perfect
health : as an evidence of which he has innu-
merable cer1.itica.tee. Speaking of the treat»
ment, cphysician remarks : It is evident. that
iuhu1ing—-coqs’1;c.ntly ‘breathing an agreeable,‘
healing vapor, the medicinal properties must
come in direct contact withthe whole of the-
arial cavity of the lungs, and thus escape the
runny and -mricd r.-bungee produced upon them
when introduced into the stomach, and sub-
jected to the process of digestion. The Hyge-
auu is for sale at all the druggists’ throughout
the couu1..r_v.-N‘. T. Dutchman ofJan.. 14.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under the
linen withc-11¢. the lea.stincouvenieuce——the heat
of the nod: being sulficient to evaporate the
fluid. .
H11ndre-is of CASES of Custnslike the follow-
iug1uigl1tbcn9.med. One package of Iiygc-
ana has cured mo of the Asrnxm of six years
stuutling. Ins. F. Kacseberrg/, P. M.
vfD'm1.ca7mon. Pa. .
I am cure-'1 of the Ac”-TE.\iA. of 10 years stand-
ing; by Dr. C11:~1’m-‘flygeuna.
.l.”rz.7‘,r;'ar:’t Erzstan, Brook?’ 22. J". 1'".
311-5. F-.:ul of fvlummond 515., N. Y., was
C11I‘4=fl‘0l':1. severe case of Bruuchctis by the
Hygcana.
My SlSl“‘1‘Il‘5..'-%liE%5‘.‘l1 cured of :1 Drsrcnssrvo
Coxtou ofseve1'alyna1‘s1standing, and decided
to be lr\<‘:u1‘:.I.l)1o by her Physicians. She was
C:'r.1-tu in 03:1‘. .‘\l0t-31-21 by the liygeana.
J. £1‘. 1'.-‘ai1b:'rl‘. P. M., Riclzmonci, ./lle.
Prim: .*h1:s>.e Dolln.1'.~:a :1. Packny.-;e.——-Sold by
CURTIS r;: PERKINS-S2: BOYD .3: PAUL No.
I-l9 CI’12‘.i_‘x‘ll)v.”‘I‘E% Sic, F3. 3?. ; and W. E. BISSELL
Norv.'3.lf-.:.--4l- l‘:1ck:1r._rr3:-zsent fr-.=':- by express to
any par.‘ of tit-e lT..'uit (1 States for Ten Dollars.
1\".P§—'1‘)rC11rr.is’Hyge1ma.is the ORIGINAL
and ().\‘z.\' G1:2~:1:r.\'1: Acjrzcnn. and others are
bi“-Stilnlllill-lOl18 or vile and injurious cm1nt-cr-
at
MBHIGAL ADVIBER AND mun-
RIAQ £1 GUIDE.
4,,-.;\-y-.,\--r11 mflit-ion, 340 pages, cloth, with
E near-ly S:".T(3!1l.y live colored e11'g1~m'in,-;s—-
pepregonting rtllllw 1l.iv.r::t.=c.s ofthe go-111m; or-
gan: of the mgtlc mid ibmcilo; the runs. < 3111-
plgte um} p1-nctlcal Work on the physiolng lc-.11
nlysterles and rcvelntiom n1’ ihl.‘ nmlc and fe-
male, soxalul systems ever pulilisliml, with the
latnglnxpci-in1c111s and: lsnovcric-s in vepr(_1‘l11c-
tion. It illur-:tl':1te.s anatomically and fully; with
the pl1v.1‘.c>-"- cvstrylliing pcrtui11i11;-.; to the male or
femniegatnilzol .-.'ystcn1.- : witli rt fulldcscriptiou
of the oasis-a;4,:-:;»‘mpto1ns, .'111dmor-.1. Cfirtnin mtrc
ofull «lisousestn vvl1icl11.lu:;: arc li:1bl<- ; from the
secret. 11:1‘-311.;-‘ nf_vm1t-i1 and r>.w:ccss1es ofn1at111'e age
a°.impo‘m11r:_v and innocoritor uufo1‘sccn :1ll'1‘.c-
lion-1.s7pl1l1is(primnry n.11dconstitut.ion:11)g0n-
orrhmr, hlenuorrhagi--, ate. with u1xmero11sce1'-
l-ificatcsoftlxt: mmsz1111p:1rullc1Nlcurcseverpcr-
for-med. Every person both rnarricd and sin-
gle 13l1o11ld1‘c11dtl1is work. Sold by Stringer
zcfjjo“-n:;en.1, 22’: Brozulxvzty, at the Brnadvvay
Post‘ Oftlr-.0 -£22 l’.1'oru'1\-rav, and by the author
Dr. Lm-mo;:t, -52 Evade strc-.ct. corner of Brad-
way, New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price 51, mailed free of postage to -any
address,sec11r0ly sealed. Address all letters
Box 84-]. New Y or}: Post Other‘. Agents
tvanterl in every town. [y-11
1-‘.r1.rr.c!.< from l~.‘ditori:11.\'oticc-: of u uunih-2r of l\':-~.vn-
.. *" V. 0 concur with tho Oll1P1‘;!a.}I£‘l‘Fl in rr‘con1-
mt:-nriin{;. ‘. L'=.rr:1ont. and his worls.”—-[(.'o11rrier dz-s
E11:-.1; Cuis, German Die Iicfornzs, Sunday Dispuu-11,
Smatn Zcitung, National Dumocrat, Day Book, Essex
Szundzzrd, Rz1.11v.'tty Advocate E1ppireCity_. Police (-‘arctic,
New Yuri: Pick, .‘ie\v l3rc.n;3wlcl: Times.
Food, Peed.
Tfilll subr-cribers keeps constantly’ on hand
every description 01’ Feed, wlzich it will be
pleasure to sell to his (‘.l1$t0K15.31‘S:l.f. all times,
find no grmvlinlz. Give us a call.
HOLMES 8: CO.
Shaving and Hair-dressing.
AE.=ub3cribnrias1.il1lobe round at his old
T Si-l1ud,\Ti3Sl.7-8l(1Ctl1(¥ Bridge, ready to serve
hi3cu5to1]1e1'S,iX\,>Iu the departments of shav‘
'1ug,ha.irdressiug,heud clensing, &c., 8:6. His
many years experience in these ltranchcs, he
deemsu. sullicicut giiarnutee of his ability to
please all who may favor him with their pat
ronage. Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and dressing of c.hi1drens’ha.ir. Sick per-
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day for so. at
hisN_ews Depot, and isAgent for Adztmsdc Co’:-..
Express; all packages left toms care, will be
romptly forwarded.
22, Llay 25, 1853. GEO. W. JENNINGS.
*7 Union Hall
cr.o-rnrna s-roar:
THE Proprietor ofthis for famed establish-
ment, would inform the inhabitants of Norwalk
and adjoining towns, that he has on hand 9. good
assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he is selling at great baitgnids ; those_ wanting
anything in his line will find it_ to the1r_' advan-
.t.age.to give him a. call ; as I118 experience -in
the business and facilities for carrying it on eu-
ables him to furnish the some articles for as
price than those of less experience possibly can.
My clothing is all made under my own supervi-
siou,consequc11tly 1s
found at Ohhlfl‘ Sl.01'£'.‘S.
so that the purchaser _
select from.
to my already larg
Some very
In addition to the
sortment of Gentlemens
sisting of Shirts:
Gloves, _
usually found in clothing
B
the best manner.“
‘. ' e W1 .
Purchaser. TI3lOI\lAS RILEY.
Norvcstllr. 30th. A11g11s:1~:33.-
Pariah Wa rc.
HIS rare and most
abovel have 8. good
StO1‘ES.,
all who have 21 taste for the l.1co1ulil'ul.
to be appreciated. for sale by
T B
. GRIFFITH.
Axes.
all of which are warranted,
axes and hatcheis, _
V A. Curcnr-;sr1-:11.
and for ea] c by
better made than is gener-
1 also have a. larger
stock on hand than any other store in Norwalk,
has a better assortment to
I am also receiving daily additions
c and well selected stock'-—
nice Vests and Pants new patterns.
as-
Furuishiug Goods,"con-
Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Cravats, Stocks, and all other goods
Garments cut and made to order in
and at short notice. All goods
ifdesiretl. be culfree of 627:-
beauliful kind ofuseful
and ornamental Ware. should be seen by
It is
impossible to d(3BC1‘l.l)€“tlllSW8I‘£‘, it must. be seen
(oLLI*s5 Teniclu-,I1cnds and other mailer,
C'witl1stud*.vitl1out handles, a1z1o.\‘-'5 boys
.-Lee
,__..__‘____.._ _...._.._.___
For Norwalk, New Rochelle,
Port Chester 81. Rocky Neck.
.5 -
Fai-e.-—./Vorzvallt, only .25 Cents.
TH}? New and Elegant Steamboat GEORGE
LAW, Capt. Ar.r.1:::r E. Sum‘, will com-
mence her trip; to the abo-.‘r* places on Thurs-
day, May 24, 1855, leaving New York from
Cnthariim Market Slip every Afternoon at 3 1-4
o’clock, (Su11d:1y'=oxccptcd.) Rc!urm'ng,lr*avc
N01‘W1I.lli. at. 5.30 A. M. : Rocky N1-ck, at 0.510
A. BL; Port Chester, at‘ 711-51 A. .\I.; NOW
Rochelle, at 8 A. M.
c'o11.r.m='s, mum.
Between New lfork and Norvvaik.
Fare 5'1 qezvcs.
or.‘-7'
fi‘.':i’;..
4
HR Splendid curl fsr ...ilis‘.,=; :3lm1mbo-at
JOHN HART, Cup‘ 0LI.l.‘.'-'_. will com-
mence running her rc;*.:‘.5.'=~" trip.-. for the year
1855. on Friday, April 1.191;. \'.’il1'1c11vc New
York daily’ (Suudayfi "--‘i“~ ""’°V.I from Ni" fool.
ol'C:1th:1rinc Street, 1l.., P. I’. M. Will
leave Norwullr daily (Sut'1d_.“-._v.~. nxccptul) from
Per:k‘s Dock, at 8 A. 0.". the :H‘1‘iVf‘.l of the
Danbury Cars.
Stages will be in readiness on the arrival of
the Boat, to convey passenrrers to Westport,
Nev.‘ Canaan and the t<.v.=;us‘.:.djacent.
All persons are forbid trusting any Person
on account of the boat or -owners, vrixhouf. :1
written order from the C-.1.pt:1iu.
All goods must be talrcvi mvcy from the boat
imruedizttely upon her n1'riv:1.l and Frelgzlit
1m.1.=t. be paid before delivery.
.‘\'. B.—Tne tmvellitig and freigliting pub-
lic are respectfully informed. that this Line
will r11n regularly the year through. The Boat
will not be responsible for over the value of
One Hundred Dollars on any our: paclmge. un-
lvss by special agreement. tfl6
N. ‘Y. 81. N. H. Railroad.
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1855.
Commencing May 7, 1855.
‘Trains to New '.\'o11=k.
From New Haven. '
CCOMMODATION—At l'x5‘»0,7 .0i):mr1 9.35
.1. n. and 4.30 r-. x.
The 7.00 1.3. 4.30 v.12. trains receives passen-
gers from the Danbury Railroad at Norwnlk.
The 9.35 mu. train receives psssengersfroxn
the Hartford, Springfield, n.ndCan9.1Ra.ilrouds
at N ew Haven, and from the Naugutuck and
Housatonic Railroads at Bridgeport.
Exrnsss-«At 1.55 P.x., (in connection with
Erpress train from Boston, ) receiving passen-
gers from New London, and Canal Railroads at
New Haven, from the Housulcnic Railroad at
Bridgeport, stopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk
and Stamford. At 8.55 P. u., stopping at
Bridgeport, Norvvallr and St-aruford.
SPECIAL Turn: leaves .\’o1-v.-21.1!-: at 6 .t.nr. for
New ,York. .
-".7.
Hr;usatozzic I?'zi.'r0(zri.
Passengers for Hou:'-:=.tr-nic Railroad will
tukcthe 9.35 A. .\r. and 4.2.10 P. 3!. trains to
Bridgeport.
Danbury and .N‘or:mIl: Railroad.
Passengers for the Danbury &'.Nor-valk Rail-
P. hi. traihs to Norwalk.
Trains from New York.
’ For .~'\‘"eu~ Hmvcn.
ACGOI\I.—-—At '7 .t.:t1'.. and '1‘2.‘.l0, 3.20 and 4.30
P. M. -‘
Exvunss T1zArNs——At 8 .1. Ar. and 4 P. M. for
Boston, via New IIs1ven.H:‘.-vtford, Springfield
and Worcester, the 8 .x.M.Sicpplnf._3,‘ at Stamford
and Bridgeport. 1;-he.3 P..\i..:‘1.‘:. Stamford, Nor-
vvalk and Bridgeport.
The 8 ;..3r. train conncm-1 with Housatouic,
Canal, ahd New London l~.’:~.ilroads.
The 3.20 P. M. train. co'1;‘.- - .13 with Iio11s:ttou-
lo and Na-u§.:att'1nk i€:=.E3§‘c1='-l~.
The 4- E‘.!1£'.. couiieclfi:-: '.;i=.‘.: I~.-New London R. R.
Tho.‘ 7 A. 1.1. ACCOSl£n11l=?Il‘ .,,r1ud 4.00 1-. 51.
11-airisconuectwitii .l}:u1l~111~j.- (‘.1 Norvvalk Rail
road at Norwslk.
Trairzsfrom .\’1:u'~ .l'r,~‘A tn .Vorwali1'.—-Al.
7 and 9 A.M.; at 12.1)!‘-. 3.211, -1. ’o,xpross). 4.30
and 5.15 P.M.
road will take the 7 and 9.35 A. M. and 4.30
Emigr-ation and Foreign Ex-
change Ollico.
N0. 40 F ztiton Si‘/)'€(‘l, N81!‘ Ynric,
i'I"a.1‘.er{no Roazf. Lirevpoai. ‘
’l‘l1c0l1lillackStar Line ofP11cl1els
.\'r11‘lz'ng1mn.ct1uzI1yfrmn I.i1w,-yinol are .‘.‘1r- l.-."’_
6!/L, 11f-1l,.1b‘[}1‘. 2131.‘ aI11l"."‘..‘r‘1 '-‘_,“ ('(z('.7; nanyzt,-'7.
ami r'u;n,~7ri.vr 1‘iu:f'oiinz1-(.»;g _-.1.»._.,,,.,r,',,‘ _.,:_,.,jJ,_,_ }
’ljl1c-se Ships are the most magnificent that. 3
‘.1-.=.-.-1- boozt built. They are commanrlncl my «.1115: -
.'.".I'-.
.. ckill and kind treatmcntto cmigqranta; miii ,
tl--' accommodations for Cabin, Se-*-on-l Cabin, 1
r. all Sv.',ecra;§e passcuger3_,arc vastly =up:=rin1'1‘.o 3
ti.-'.=e nfany other Linc.
Tim Shipis allowance of provisionscompriies
llr~:;r.o:1.t-me2t1,bread pota.toes,pes= or l1r:»fir.:-=,,
ri-'-- and vinegur,\vhicl1 is dealt out to tho. pas-
.-"’:1£§t‘1‘S once or ‘twice a week during; 7.11-2 voy-
:1-,.';“. at the. rate. 10 1-2 lbs. per we-2}. , for «such
arizilt. and haltnllowancc for children under 12
yours; and in addition to the ubovr-. :1. further
ztilovvancc, according too. late act of the Brit» _
i.~.l1parli9.ment,two oz. ten, half ll». ;"-11gr=.r, and 3
lmlflb. molasses, to each adult, =.veokl;v. with
three quarts water daily. In all cases where
any of the persons paid for decline coming out,
the full passage money is returned ‘fiithm1‘l.an}‘
deduction.
Persons residingin the country -.;?1:1’.:c_lr,=ai;.«,to
send money to theirfriendsiuthe Old Country,
stud Wishing to save time, and r-zpense, curl
have it done _in 9. satisfa.ctory,and r'nr1"3r-f. man-
uer,by enclosing by Post, to the Fill-)‘=i‘.1‘il'Jerg7
the sum they wish to send, with the name and
address ofthe party whois to receive it, when
a draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
vrillbeforwarded by the fir-st steam-=.: with as
much punctuality agif the personsending it was
present,a.nd a. receipt returned 1‘ or the money
by next mail.
NEW BOOT,.:5‘i1OE.
Leather & Findlrrg Store
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
HE subscriber hereby gives nc-lice to the cit.‘
izcus of Norwalk, and the publin in gen-
eral, that he has taken a store on the vv.os_l'., side
of the bridge, opposite the Post (71,139. 1
W'a1.ter-st., and fitted it up in good orrls.-r.”-, where
may be found at all times 9. large .vi.or~}; of _=.:-'.>.nt':s,
ladies’ and children’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, manufactured by us expressly for
thia market, by the best of workmen and of the
b,er_-Lmaterials; no exertions will ‘be spared to
please‘ those who favor us with 9. call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order. with nealness, and
despatch. A share of public paéronage. i‘! re-
spectfully solicited by J. P. HAN.7*‘O':?.D,,Jz-.
233* Particular attention paid to repairing in
allits branches. Nor-walk, $.11,-.-,r.9th.
THE
Cheap gcash Grocery Store.
Hldsubscribera would return 1.l1.e.i1- 1111111143
- --to the public for their very liberal r\at1'o:1-
age for the lust 'l‘.'.VT0 years, and tire; l1-apt) that
by .=4t.1‘ict attention to the Want: of We .‘ommL.-
11ity,and by fair and honorable dcalin to mer-
it and receive 9. coutiutiauce r-1' t"feir 1"orn1cr
cLu=tom,l.1clieviug as they do. 1.12.37 r}r2;,- can
and do sell all goodsin their line, 9.1 as «'?IPa_z1
3 arate and of as good 3. quality -as can ‘1-1':-1.11-.cl
al anyother store in the country. ‘l‘.h»;y are
now offering great bargains in f-11-«i. S11;r:11's,
&c.. and would invite an exomi119‘.i-m of their
Trains from .v\"oru-.7/i.~ In .’ ~
6.6.4-1-.8.15,and1J.5f:'1.>1.: '-.'..-’= -'
and 10 P. 31. (exprr-=s.} '
«>2-:pericnced Captains.“-‘fled 1.0-" Y-31-“i!‘ Iii‘-‘ti ’
. -Cy. for the
' ..‘en='-:5. Indi-
UniWr”'l" - Capmm gird’ Um’ viii.-zzn... Savers.
Jacob .-1. \‘v 0=t0?V€l1-_- H00dlv".:;=_ 15700 .-
Wm. lluthbone. Spencer, 121,1; ~
’fi.~.ou(lor0ga. Boyle. 1:-.11..
p,-gm-pmn, llszssoll. ,?'.1_-1:. ' '_ _ , D _. if F - x J .
1'1'r.*11-7. Wi“l“"H.- l"'~J'-P ""9" 1:'..r~;’.(,'1..»'::‘1?t lam -re.--' an”
.\lir1ncsot2.. ;€}11f"1.- .’001*- M" ' H ‘
,-41,l_;l-1,'£’.6.‘l‘lTI‘l£l.i'l. §:p?nr‘9i'_. l_;'»1‘l-1:
Lr: vi:tt.l1a.n, f\1'l3-Pp, _ Him: _ _ .--':riou3_:m-1
,\‘m_ H, Hui-lwr.‘-'5; 1Vfi[a1‘slmll. fmih . t ., \\.‘l".‘l"l‘). m;:l1t‘1.:.2ve ncen.a_vn-dad
G1xv_\fan11cring_. 1* rcemuri um-1: '.“ --’H.:‘?”1f";‘:‘i‘“,‘*“ "E .‘~’“”“i:‘*T2 ‘M’;
W2'—-==hins;t—0Y1- P"i“’-' *-"‘”"‘ ‘P 01 LW'l'iEfl:?i!:é}§lgp1§.1’;’é.~ 5::
_ . ~- _, v .. . .2..-
l'-’3‘-’31‘P“-°«*‘: :r_“.nk' fl)‘-"‘ [.3/I nnrl’fbr1ni-hole dislmmpers
.‘..l.-"u"¢.l“€‘T1.- {3‘n?'pp- 100-‘ ll over the land. Hence a
1li.:I‘1n1*d. Al.-‘lop. -“m_1l-ll.- 30”" of tho first importance to
_\';,,.:,u-;,,, Smith, 10011 _ . . ~i.= "1‘illl::2..s been perfected
“tilt. Clinton, Funk, l'.sl;r1 - ‘ . _l to n1p«.‘.i:_?.'l1:1t_(‘._<-?rna.n%. fA.n
- Imdle)-, jglm v 2. .5 my kliysic-mus, ro_es-
Bo-Ian-1. * .%:r:.
,, . Hubbarll ‘l"'.“’Jfi "n.T5~},.'-ii SI:-l’r;4.':‘.v:-re tln:~v.no1:Jsub-
- u - - , 2- ~‘ '-' ." .L"’ ' "-.. -
12-'»m,~1‘t holly. B9-“tow: 1 l‘_": f ' .- «-31- n1 S1107. exalted pps1‘.'1on 9.720
.‘-'-"'-3‘ Ship Iltlvvnrds, 17;.._,- If _b1d. tho suspicion of untrutn.
-'79 cmzncnt :a<=nt'1nmr=n to whom we are
‘~ I“_Y"7~“Y TOY tltcsc '.".'r.I:’t'-7; are
‘ 3’ -’*’“.‘~“:~j‘;Tg=~‘C:“-,3-or. .+.-..-. -‘stingtfisbed Sur-
.t‘I..'1‘1'}”.R, P,-
rmd G: olcsfv ,
‘ital Chcrnist of the‘
rr t.~‘=e.Sl‘.'=.ts‘ of Mes-
-- .---att~..
-.1}. _-‘ioonu, 31. D. an .-.-_.~,:.-,,,. g, n d
_ :1_n_, nf the C_i'ty of1Lo\vel.l. iléenog -,-:23
rps extensive piactica. ' '
. . :..;v.:..~;!.3;..“z..’.;f--» mer-
. .-‘t. DATES. )1. D.‘ Sup’t and S . 4-
:1 gtzflr-.< Marine Iiospital, at CI1ll£l:::.nI\?L am
Fan!‘ '1r.‘.rrr1it, We could give manv Lurfdrséa
-11 :1.”-r{1«‘=. from all parts where the 1113 have
*1: used. but cvirlence even more convincing than
«. **'.'.=l“:“‘ PM we
:.=~ _-._- 1 . 5 upon a .
.1. ‘ese Pzl‘§_, the result of long investigation and
flt=.‘.-iév‘, "‘»;£e1'et}i1_ tp ttjhe public azatthe fbesgdpnd
:2. .e e W 1c ..e present 5 e 0 In 'cal
so 3155.: can afford. 'I‘l1e_v are compounded not of -
‘- :’»:.-ugs themselves, but of the medicinal virtues
: or yegetable rer edzes, extrnged by chentical
°ss in a. state of purity, and combined together
71 a mann-:-r as to insure the best results. This
=3;::f -ncof comvositiori fordn*.edici§e:tahh.’:tsbee;1df'ound
1.. no ectcro. an Pills ‘o c pr uce n
rmre _ef‘ficient remedy than had nitlferto ‘been ob-
_ an ‘:1 process. The reason is perfectly ab-
v-. _éVh1 e by the old m._ode or composition, ev-
=.r_. medicine 1:! burdened w1_tl_1 more or_less of 8.01’!-
rr-znicua and inj11n‘io11l1s qunghesédby thgach i::‘d.i-
virtue on.v r at 13 erair or cura ve
.4 pi-’esent.' All the inert and obnoxious qual-
s of each substaalicebtimployeo areieftlliehnd; the
he virtues on y in retaine ence it is
-evident the effects should prove as theyhove
,.. 3 d more purely remedial, and-the Pills c.‘ aurer,
:2 -e, powerful antidote to disease than any other
medicine known to the world.
As it is freqlieutly expedient thatmyv medicine
shotxld. be taken under the counsel of an attending
P."=.;;r.ici.stn,_ and as he could not properly jn of st
'- edy without knowing its composition,“ have"
supplied the accurate Formula by which both my
Pectoral and Pills are made to the vvlfble body of
Practitioners in the United States and British Amer-
ican Provinces. If however there should‘ be any
one who has -not received them,» they will be
promptly fonvardedliy mail to his address.
Of all the Patent 1 edicines that are offered, how
few would be taken if their composition was known !
Their life consists in their mystery. I have no
mysteries.
The compsition 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 Physiciaus have declared the same thing of
my Pills, and even more confidently, and are will-
ing to certify thnt their anficipations were more
than realized by their effects upon trial.
They operate by their povierful influence on‘ the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
into healthy a.ction—-remove the obstrucfions of
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other or of the
body, restoring their irregular action to ea.lt'n, and
r.y correcting, wherever they exist,‘ such derangr-x
ments as are the first origin of disease.
' Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to take,
and being purely vegetable, no harm can arisefrom
their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, See the
Box.
PREPARED BY
JAMES C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chemist.
LOWELL, MASS.
wrapper on the
large and fresh stock of Grocev-iv: and })]‘t.v‘»'l~
sious. - G. HClI..V1F.-S. Of).
Old .=.tand,East sidehfaiu sin---t.
'P.I'ic0 N cents per Box. Five Boxes for 31.
SOLD BY
W. l.. ‘SIS-SEI.L, Nlmvalk.
Sears’ Great Work on ‘El.ussia._
JLTST .P11blishe€l,_2'tn Illiislrated _D<.:scription
oi lho RUSSIAN EMPIRE. Bcixlg a
l.’l‘.,\‘:'lCal and Political Hi.~to1'5 of its Govern-
New Canaan 1\l1'ur.=scr=y.
STEPHEN HOT’? 2? CO.
AVE on hand andoffet‘ for 1-ml»: at their
’."~
. ‘Al
Sto1vc,.1"o1‘x11erl_v 0l'L3-lJi-3,110‘.-.' ol'.f\iuss:11;-l1usclt.<, 5
well I-;11o\vr1 11:; an :11'1.lc::?. 211: i11r.::lliga:;1!. i'1‘ie1.1tl Tm,-,,Sf,.,.,m ~'.~,,,. .
cl’ popular etlucution, says :—-~ ' '
" I can :=?i(l‘:dl;;‘ in in-vor ofWclJsicrfo1"-me
FINE assortment of Bohemian Warc.con-
A_"31stiug of Vases of most exquisite finish,
not to be excelled by any in how York City.
f-.-.-it‘-.. :_,=nll10?.';1s‘.§ you would Porsox. 18
, .. .____......... .. __.._.__.._ . .
Pumps.
six inches. In early spri 11;; as soon as
the hard frost? have ceased, rake off
lightly the straw, and gently fork in the
9.15 3.51., at 2.50. 5..‘.‘.- «.: °
Soelurge bill ofarlt 7-?‘ll=='Tt‘.f‘
Houses; and Hotels.
lglurlt Ԥ-,lhllllil:rmt11is.
It
manure that remains,-and pulverize well,
(The spade \Vlllcl1L the beautlful white
roots.) Keep the surface light, and free
from weeds, elevate the earth moderate-
ly about each hill, and be sure to Keep
the fowls away, or your efforts to raise
asparagus will prove abortive. At the
end of elghgeen months from planting,
you can begin, moderately, to cut. for
the table. With proper attention the
bed will remain good, as long as the one
who planted it will be likely to need at.
Asparagus should be out each alternate
day, and those buds only which are one
to two inches above the. surface. The
knife should be pissed two inches below
the surface, then‘ all the cutting will
prove free from woody fibre. Remem-
ber the plan: is indigenous along the sea-
shore, and will thrive with an annual
dressing of salt, say eight quarts to the
square rod. The salt found in the bot-
tom of the fisii barrel is just as good as
from the store. (Do not let the boys
throw salt. or pour brine or pickle from
meat casks about fruit tree.-,——it will kill
them after having inlpartetl a briuy taste
to the {grotvi11g.) The product of the
aspnragus bed if well attended, will re.
plya hundred fold, the labor expended.
So say all who have znadc the trial.
Cabbage Wit/1 Corn —;Mr. Brooks of
Princeton, at the last Legislative Auri-
cultural Meeting in Boston, alluded.‘ to
the practice of pin:-11311;; cabbage among
Indian corn.» He km-.\i.' an‘ instance
where cabbage were planted in alternate
rows wlzh corn, and the cabbage sold for
$150 per acre.
TO D6Stf0yi‘ROS€ .371-gS_—-A con-es.
pondent of__tl1e__Sc1e_ntif1c Aim,-ri<:au wri.
ting from Boston, sayc :-_.},1y.5|a(,;;ed
lime is my remedy, and 1 apply it as fol
lows, viz '.'-—-I attach a sieve, (tvitli ‘faili-
er coarse meshes) to :3 coziiou cane fish.
ing rod, the elasticit_y of ich aids ma.
terially in sifting the lime upon the vines
trees, &c., and at night before the dev.
falls to any extent, sift. it upon the foli-
age infectedwitlr ins-ect, and have never
had occasion to repeal‘. the application
more than once, or been troubled a sec-
ond time the same season. By this sim-
ple process, I have saved my roses, grapes
and trees,-.wl11le my neighbors liave lost
all.
Profits qf Orchards.--—A distinguish-
ed agriculturist, who has 1000 épple
trees, and intends to set out as ‘ many
more says that if apples‘ vill sell at 2.5
cents per bushel, they are his most prof-
itable crop-—-and if they will not sell,
they are the cheapest food he can ra1se
for all kinds of auilnals.
.____.._.__._...____
11:?’ Agriculture is the appropriate
employment of .declining years; for it
may be pursued ‘to the very end of life,
Norse the occupation of professional men.
for they will fiud,‘when the strengtli of
their days is gone by, that younger and
stouter rivalwill hasten their descent, as
they are travelling the ‘downward slope
of hostile rivalry.-—Amm. '
"Keep of the Platform.- -According
to the report of the State Engineer and
Surveyor. over twelve million passengers
were carried _over sixteeniof our main
railroads during the last ‘year, out of
this immense number but twelve were
killed, and of these twelve, eleqjee were
standing on the.-plarforn .——-four. qfC‘om,
§ An editor out west says that he
felt called upouprto publish Father W"a1-
worth’s sermon on the .“Lccatiot1 of
Hell,” as it was a question in which
nearly all his readers were deeply inter-
Outed.
l'oll0wi11_tr, l‘(‘.llS0ll8, to wit.
1. ‘.l-'l-.bsL.er is the most unifoxrmly analogi-
cal and sr.>ll‘-co11siste11t. '
’ 2. His system fails in most completely-‘villi
the telulencies of the lr1ngu:xgc:_an.u if in ony-
t'.l1'ug he go-e.slJc_vo11<.i prose.-ut. usage it-13112 the
ri ‘ht direction, uud the 11suge will soon over-
take him.
3. He has present’: possession of the gt-ounrl
more than any otlir.-r one. In the [,7-.11tcr_l .
stateal1e is the (.'1u'ho;'."1y, e\~c1‘_y‘1=.'l1crc,except
in liosicra, f"..’).(l «='_vr_-11 t'11e1't-._. more than 2111;; oth-
er one. In Eliglaiid he has more than any
other one, and continually gaining.
~ 4. He is the g1‘ea.1- .«‘Zn1eri1:u.n P/1/.'lo.’ug.>'st,
t-l1c1nostlt-rzrncd and devoted scholar in his
special cl-epai-tmeut that the -Eugliz-:11 knows;
and for this reaeou. ot.he:r I-hinzgs 120311;": equal.
he rloscrvr.-.'s the prel'e1'cnce.
5. Ifwo tvoultl lmvsz uuifmmil_v, we must
adopt W1-.bst.er, for he cannot be displaced;
but o'tl1e1's may be."
“ Ir. gives me areal pleasur-3 to state tlmt I
have made use <3ithcrol' your qimri-o or ocl-avo
Dictioiz-cry, 11'.-'c1' since the: tinic of their publi-
cation, :1=.1d that for coplousiicss, fo1'e.\'z1ctit11rle
of dclinntiou, and adupteduess to the present
state of scicitcc and. liter'.=.:.111'c,1l1ey seeiu to me
to be the most valu-.a.blc works ofthe kind that
I 113.1-rs over sec11 in ou1'l:111-.511-.1;3"‘. 111 the gen-
cral p1‘luci1_)lcs of 01'thog1‘z1pl1_v and 1_.11'o1111uci2J.-.
tiou, which you have adoptetl, I also concur,
and shall €l1(It3z1\701‘ liereafter to conform to them
in practice.”-—-l’res. Wayland of Brown Uni-
verslii '
" .. ,vo heed in the habit of using Dr. Web-
stcr’;~‘. l)ict-iouary for r-.evera.l year-s past, in
preference to all otlrers, liecuuse it far excels
them all as fair as I know, in giving and durin-
ing scientific terms.’-'-—Pres. Hitchcock ol'Am-
l1evstCollege.
For E?.l'.e by all Boolzs-izllers.
Gleio Burning Fluid.
HIS Superior Burning iiluld is mnuuf:1.c-
tu1'ed_ by N. PERRY .312. d: Co.. a11(l possvkr
scs the following -.1dva11tages over Al1:3ol1o’1ic
Fluid, viz : It gives 3 more steztdyund strong-
er light, 1105 cimlosive and will burn /30 per
ce11tlo11«;e1*l.ha11 common fluid. For sale 11;,-
thc-. b:11'1.'1>l or retail by WM. C. S-’1'REE'l‘.
A_r_;r.,>nt: for Norwulk and vi~.~.inil;r.
Spring is coming,
ND uov.‘ is the time to use Dr. L=:n1g,;l _, 3
I11vulu:1‘olc R001: and Herb Ilitiers 1"or_pu-
::t1~e11gl.l1e11iu;z the
" I-ZNAl’l"«3.
A
1'il‘yiu<,3; ll:-=. Blood. ?.11rJ.
10111. For sale at
Professog Barr‘;-"s
C/~l_r:'1."1-‘;l‘.R.-\.’_T‘l:1D T1‘icophern1.1.v-, aumv supply i
1115:. _r‘r>,«-.--1,»,-.,-3 an §€N:&l)E"}::. I
1 ;R.c=;znov7a1!
(I. HOLMES & CG...
E'__EA_\Tf. R.emove_d_ their Grocery unr.lI‘rovis-
ell)?! Stow 1-0 2:1». -'1 S1;m._1—.,-1,, 1210,}, “.h_.,,.,,
fi“’u"7 would be 53-5”} l-9 3‘-ell‘-" ‘r\ll~‘1l1r:i1' Ol1lf:'l“'l1(3.*§
:mdcustome1‘1=. r rod’-'11 stxpplics of Flour Fr-ed
G1-or*.er1es. &:c., daily l’CC'clV1>rl_
POWl_)l~1R. and Shot, 1’.-11.1-11t~?u;..-_ l_-,.,,.,._(,~,.,.‘_
at 01..\lSTlv1.m=,;,’_
“II/lUEL"S ct-1.21.-r'§;.1.§.f1"'"g;,;,,,,,
_- Cream and Toi1ctS0ap at fl~Z~.-_m,-.-_\, '"
. '§R7‘I1ll')D1'7.\'G- Envsflnpt-S, ‘.1 great 3:113 .‘,‘—l1l, ,
I{.\‘..\; l
l
IVE1rror of Sevasiopol, Crimea,
ND '31.}? oF_T11E BLACK SE3, will‘. :1 mi-
21I1t.e_d0'=c1‘1pi.iou, and importants.lz:.l.isticz1l
inform-.1t10n,11f 1;-,\zAp1>‘s,
‘1
* };’lows for 5333.3.
BE S1!l)C~‘C1“lb(‘.l‘S have a lot o=' Plov.‘5 on
hand. Of the l)est'pz1llr:2'ns in use, which
they are desirous of clearing out-. and will
f;l1c=;'.':l'-.>',='c sell at :1 bfll‘g.'lll1 to any who nmy be
in want. Aim :1 lot. of f)l(2l\Il=. \'.‘hic]1 will be
sold ciu-(zp. WATERBUIIY ll; Dl_T,?_\.’C,1,j-,‘_
:[JO‘-.V’S blglzly pmrfumed Old Ilrown Wind-
sor Soap. at ,, KNAl’P'S
TH0llPSON’S Celr3b1‘s1'L-:-cl '\Vas.hin;q Com-
pound, at I{NAl’P’S.
insurance.
‘W’ BISSELL will receive applications
a fo1'I115urance in the Hampden Stock
mid .\f11t.ualI11sur:1uce Company, ofSpr1n,«.q1‘lold,
1\I:zs.s., (one of the best of New England Com-
punies,) on Dwelling Holrscs, Barns, .3tores,
Stock of G00 5, Household Furuitu1'e,&c.. at
as low rates‘ ‘ any good company. ALSO,
Agent for New Haven Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
J-“—-' .‘."a.
~.m%_ _......
- . H
--v.
" moms :111«.l Provinces, P1'od11(-.l.ic:1.=, R»‘.’50'.lI'C'c‘S,
Impcriztl C-cvcmlxicxit, Commeimr, Lit.e1‘:1.tt1rc,
l-klucntiouul Menus. iteligiou. People, Manners,
Customs, Aut'1qui1.ies,etc._. etc._. from the latest
and ruoat authentic scources. Embellished
with about 200 Eugruvings, and Maps, of En-
1'o'pean anti Asiatic Russia. The: whole com-
plctt.‘ in one large octave volume ofabout 700
pages, elegantly and substaiitially bouud.——-
1-‘temil price. .. l. .
'll1is wot-it has been several years in prepa-
ration, mid will, it. is believed, iucel. in the
fullt.-st acceplatiou ofthe word, the Want so
uiiiversnlly felt for reliable iulormatiou on the
history and internal resources of 8. country
occupying $01511‘-,_:e a portion of the Eastern
llomisplicre, and holding so f'o1‘rnid:1b!:: :1 po-
sition at the p1'<:.°.eut time to the rust. of Europe
and Asia; but 01" which farles-2 is known tliuu
of any other Europeari nation.
' ' II.
hag, Also, 3. deeply interesting volume, on-
tilled “ Tun RE)iARKABLE , Anvnxrcmzs or
CELEBRATED P1:Rsoz~'a,” embracing thg Roman-
tic Incidents and Adventures in the Lives of
Sovereigns, Statesman, Generals, Princes,
lVR'1‘[‘lO1'S, Travelers, Advent11rer.s, Voyagcrs,
1‘{*'c., eminent in the History of Europe and
Au1.ct'ir::1., including Sketches of-over filly cele-
lxintetl cl1z1rar:tera. Bcaillifiilly Illustrated
with numr.-rous engravings. 1 vol. 400 pzzgcs,
royal 121110. cloth, gilt. Price, 1.25.
The subscriber publishes :2 number of most
vctlunble Pictorial Books, very popular, and of
such a moral and religious influence, that while
good men may safely engage in their circula-
tion, they will confer a. public benefit, and re-
ceive a. fr:-ir ctmzpensalion. for their labor.
Q. To men of enterprise and tact, this bus-
iness ofi'=.rs an opportunity for profitable em-
ployment seldom to bemet with.
Persons wishing to engagein their sale.
will receive promptly by mail. a Ci1-cu1arco11-
mining full pa1‘t.iculars. with “ Directions to
persons disposed to act as Agents,” together
wilh terms on which they will be flirnishctl.
by a(lCl.1‘£3S.‘!ll1g the subzecriber, post paid.
ROBERT SEARS, 1’L'131.1:3111sIz,
1S1 FV2'1l2'am. Street‘. .-‘W219 Y or/.*.
Sand for one C'o_n_z/.—~Si11g:,-‘lo copies of
f.l1cz1bove works will be carefully enveloped
i11 stout paper. and fo1‘1va1'dv:d at our risk and
G}I})L'l’lSt‘ to any post ollice in thcU11itedStats:§,
on ih-:= receipt of the retail prices. 1'.‘
OILS! OTLS S
BOILED and Raw Liiisenrl Oil, vmrrantcd
urn.
’I‘3l(‘.3Cll(3d. Eloplmut Whale. Lamp Oil.
Pu):-:in,Lz1r(l and Machine Oil-
Putfe N4.-,:1‘l.-1 17001031, T01‘ 3010 bf,‘ the b:1,r_m]
or rotnilcd. 111.1011-os't1-ates forpure articles.
0.34,. n_ 1354, '1.V.‘.l. C. S'l‘REE’1“.
Crow Bars.
OLID Steel and Steel pointed Crov: Bare;
for 33113 bv W.‘-\.l. C. STREET.
‘z-f‘-ct‘ Sale Cheap.
Ani1npo1'ted Cumberland Boar. For
pz11't.ir:.11la1’:=1euquirn at the office of the
' 1:1‘-10
:¢I.‘r..-a'11; Gazelle.
Brushes
'E'_'[All“I., Tooth and Nail Brushes, a. line as-
.a.. r-n1'trne.nt :11.
’K.’.‘lAl’P‘S.
R I‘.{:1l.s, Sheet Lead and
.1
F.‘ H. NASIYS .-
Squzfz. JVni‘7l)(lU.2.
Lead Pipe at
‘ifianteri, $250,
(‘I313-' 3Icn1*'..53.gc Security, for term cifjy-31.1‘
. for Wl1i€‘.l‘1 scvcn per cent‘. interest will be
fl
l"‘l‘:" E“‘llll1‘=.a -.21; the Gazette 0l}lce.r
.. , . ,7 W p _ _ p
U51 RPLLIITED 1111 m.-ortmcnt. 0lLi1Dlll'by
J“1?5 ”'‘‘‘-‘°1 3?» mid Il:1r1'i:<o11’s Perfumes,
V9-1‘*°.‘.’ 5’°"‘P5~ T911‘-‘1 1’0\\'«.l~.-1', do. at
BISSELINS.
._._____
_....
Iron & Sfleel.
A FULL assorttuent pfli-on and Steel suit:
ed to this ma.rkct,,111st received and fa;
521,1‘) by WM. C. STREET,
iisledges & I-Ia.1nmers.
STOIJE and Blacksmith’s Slcdges :=.n1l iinm
mere, al1sizcs_,jusi. received by
W31. (". STREET.
Hay Critters.
ELF-Sl1rpcuiu,v; llay flilll Feed Cutters, the
best in use, wmrantezl and for sale by
WM. C. STREET.
COLBURN’S Intellectual Arit11mctic..a new
supply at KNAPP’S.
1
,.‘~_...._...—-.........._...__-_.-.A-._ _,, ,_, _ _,_, ,_ , V
A 1“If\"Ll A:11'.oz'tm~;-ut oi'P11mp.~:.cousi:-ttiugof
W.--11 Punips, Wcather_Proof’ for Well: of
anydep1l1,'o0th Force and Suction Hose and
Pipe atiiached. if wanted; Cisteru Pumps do
varioussizes ; Brass and Iron Culleuders. at
F. If. NASPPS, South .N‘o-ramlk.
-...
"T.l~.‘l)l)1NG CARDS and i§ngr1>.vcd_.§ Plate
I furnished to order, by KNAPI‘.
Ldud for stoves and machinery
F. H. NASH’S, 3'0. ..‘1’or'zL-azlk, Ct.
31 12
Mexican Guano.
I-IIS celebrated fertilizer, which is pro-
rnouuced by Agrtcultural Chemists and
Oi.h:3f1‘I~3'-'.’l.lL‘> lmfvc used it, to be much superior
to allot-l1<u.' varietie.-s,ma.y be had of the sub-
:ac1‘i'nr-r in any qtmntity.
E. VA. CHICHESTER.
Another Glorious Victory.
HE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVET-
_ inc; the attention of the civilized world.
and v-sliile all are speculating as to the proba-
ble victor, here in ‘forwalk, where we are mu-
ually acqtzainted. no one for :1 moment doubts
hi: (1
TURK will Conquer!
Fm‘ -.-:l1r_=re else in the State of Connecticut,ca.n
Clothing for the coming Season be obtained so
cheap’: ,
C L O T H I N G-
Cm2;__f'o2'.*., Beauty and Economy Com-
FOR THE .MILLIO..’\"'.'
bined. ,
‘The Public are cordially invited to compare
our Stock of Goods,
Ready-Made and Made to Order,
with any, or all_,_ similar Stores in Norwalk,
either as to qua11ty,--quantil._v-- or price. The.
l\1.>..s1". stock of _
C0./1 Ts, PANTS, AND TBS.‘-S, .
E‘.\'l‘RF.SS1.Y FOR THE SE.lS0.‘§’,-g”: ALL THE ET CETERAS
of :1 Gent1oms.1u-'3 Wardrobe=;?c:m.be purchased
there cheaper than at any other Store in the
Sl.s:.te.. And as for variety, style, and excel-
lence of vrorkmauship, one trial will secure
the p-.=..l.rona_g-e of the most fastidious.
l‘1‘tRF.\"Tr:‘, this is the place to bring your
seats. stool: ofgoocls vvhich We are ma-
king‘ up into
Boy s’. Youths’ & Childrcnis
_ SPRING ti. SU.\Il\-[F.R CLOTHING,
IS 1 .‘~."D 1? ED 17 EA U'1'IFl.-‘L.’
l.'.'c.;'..c-. lT:1.1'mer-2. llerchunisr. Tmdcsiucu, come,
T-lszchaiiirs l«::1.ve your work:
G0. lz1v.';-‘Pr. son" hat client. homo
.~\nrl. gel; 9. sni of TURRZ
Its all 1-: clear‘ :13 d:1y,ycu see.
Tl1:zl- no utlier rule will work.
F30 long; so people have their vvlis
Ti-1:-3 ‘ll buy '1;l14‘.l1‘ clothes of TURK!
“§.'UR.K-‘S
.l'.!7u>lr‘Sr‘/le 3; Retail ('.’t'ot717In,r: Emporium,
l‘=11:.l.r-,r Connecticut Hotel. Nortvulk.
~._ -._._.._ .._.
Ida-vv orlr &. Liverpool U. S.
l:V.lZ...5‘ls.I3?.. STESMERS.
V“‘ll E Ships composing this line are the fol
lowing:
ArI._1.1:r;r.‘. L‘-:1 t.West. P.-1cIrIc,Capt.Nye.
BALTIC,C;'.pt. Jomstocli. A1mx;.1c.
'l’hr.-so ships have been built: by contract ex-
,.%11‘n:-sly lorGcve1-nment service. Every care
has been t.n.kc11 iu tlieir constrliction, as also in
their eugi11c:-1, to insure strength and spend, and
thc,-if accommodations for passengers are un-
equalled for elegance and comfort. Price of
p:tsSag-_‘. i1‘omNe\v York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second do., $75: exclu-
sive use ofextrc-size state rooms, $325 ; from
Liverpool to 2\’ew York, 30 and 20 guineas.—
A11 cxperienceztl surgeon rtttnchcd to each ship.
No l1=:r‘1l1E-.-rfiurccluutil paid for.
For freight or. passage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS-<35 Co.,.N.o.56.-W:tll-st., N. Y. ;.
B1to'»vzv,Smv1:r & Co., Liverpool; E. G. Roc-
snvs ‘(I3 Co.. No. 13 Kingfs Arms Yard.I.~oudon;
J om; lllcru-:on & 01).. Rue Norte Dame dos Vic-
torios. Pm-is, or G-E0. H. Dn_11=nR. Huvre.
Tim owners of these ships will not be ac-
countable for gold,‘ silver, bullion, specie,jew-
elry. prccloiis stones and metals, unless bills
of ladiug 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.
Rusurouvs Genuine Cod Liver 611.}?
BISSELUS.
Bohemian COl0’,:(1‘l(‘. BnH.le.~s from
air, at ' T. B. GRIFPITH’S.
P
Do you was/1. to see
0. S. CL.m1;-
Ocuupledby Capt.
offer-rd for sale on very reasonable ,_1._ern1_s.
and never fnilmg water,
‘the same, &c. It is
rien and but 9. few minutes walk from the do
pot-. Any person wishing a. retired
both pleasant and healthy,
country residence.
OHN S. WILLIAMS, _
of the owner.
JV . 40, Fulton st., N. 1.
______,_____._.
wixidow Glass.
49
WM. 0. STREET.
TEAS.
by
arge supply of
Don’t forget to call at
and prices.
HOLMES & Co"a.
“Hardware and Cutlery,
Mechanics Tools, Fa-rmz'72g Utensil
Guns, _P27szoZs, Iron am! Steel,
Windorzr Géass, .Paz'nz_s
and .Oils.
tic
whicgh makes his at-301-tmeut of articles suited
to this market, equal to any in the slate. and
which will be sold either wholesale or rntztil,
on as fzivornblc terms as can be purclmscd in
New York. For list of articles and prices,
ptirchuscrs n1'crr=q11e.3tedt.o call and 91:2 mine
for theruselvcs. WEI. C. STREET.
Norwa1k,Apri1l7tl1.
7‘ BAD cl: I-‘ULZllER’S Croion illctallic Fire
A proof Paint.-——This :7.rtit‘lo is :1cl-:11ovv1-
edged by all who have used it to ‘or: superior to
nuy other Paint in use. It is proofugainst the
uction oftlm s\‘e9.th€!1‘ and fire, and is Cl1t?fl])8I'
than other paints ii; consequence of its taking
loss oil to mix. and covering much more sur-
' f'uce,t.vvicn as much as some. Give ll. 9. trial
V. A. (IHICHESTER, Agent-.
Illilno Paints.
HE subscriber offers :1. full usasorimenl o1"t.l1e
celebmtcd Zinc P:1.im.~1. comprising snow
whitefivhite, pearl cud brown, ground in oil,
mantifactured by the“Nevv Jersey Zinc Com.
pany,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
, WM. C. STREET.
S'rx.twcut;'t-crs, }.{ovcy-'3 patent spiral lilllvofi
the best and cheapest in the market. at
CHIC-HES’l‘El‘.’S.
UTLERY.—-A splendid assortment of Amer-
icon and Eu_r,rlisl1 Cutlery, both U1‘-11*?‘ and
pocket. Please call and ergztmmo.
E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
Cheap for Cash.
7’ HE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
cash French and Ambrican Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian
Ware; fine German .-tcnordcona and Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. G-RIFPETR‘.
School Books! 2
LL the Books used in the Union and other
Schools. constantly on hand and for sale
at the lowest prices, at KNAPP’S.
Nails,
IN quantities to suit purchasers at lowest
rates, at CHICIIESTERS.
lot the price; Also. 11 splendid assortment of
' 5s. to $6 the
HE finost assortment of POCKET CUT.
LERY ever shown in Norwalk '1’ Call at
my store, 2 Skiddy's3 Bloch, sign of the Red
Watch.
1:: -333133-.li§§.§l 3-W‘
The building lot recently mvnedund
Wm. All‘.-11,011 1+ lax Iiill,is
It
consists of about 1 1-4 acres of good lfl.11d,\\‘ll.h
numerous thrifty and well-grou 11 fruit and
shade trecs,st.-milling tl1erecu,:1 well of of good
with the cellar and
foundation of the former building, flag stone
wulxs, a newly erected picket fence fronting
cligibly situated upon the
main road leadingfrom South Norwalk to Da-
location,
will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at :1 very low price, a
most beautiful and desirable location for a
For further particulars 1n;
quire of Mr. John Knapp near the premise-.s.or
BOXES American, French, and En-
g;lisl1'\vindo1v glass, assortecl. from
67:8 to 26x32, for sale at manufacturers ‘ prices
HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand a.
T 1 fresh TEAS, of ullqtmlitles
HE subscriber has novriu store, stud in con-
stantly receiving direct from the manu-
fact11rers,a1a.x'ge supply of foreign and domes-
oods, untlcr the above denominations,
I For pa.s:=a.,r;v, l)-'=:‘tl1v. slur.-zrooms or
.lA1lE."<‘l.}l'0YT, Sup-‘t.
Danbury it Norwa
S’ U./IIJIIER .v’lRR.3.\“(.’ ."I.l1'EJVT.
COAIXIENCING 31’.-.3" T. 1854. ‘
Traiusruu daily (Szlndajrr-2:: :<r~£-pied) as follows:
DANBURY ‘ST: NORWALK
1st Passevzger at 7.0;‘. _-°.. _‘t.'.—-Arriving at
South Norwnlk at 8.10 .1. ‘.2 and connecting
with the 7.00 .1. II. an.~.omn1o:.iation train on the
New York &. New 1l:1v'cn Railroad from New
Haven. Stopping; 11%. all statioxis.
2nd Passe-n_ger at -3.30 P. .\{.——Connectiug
at South Norzmlk r.'itl1 the 4.30 I‘. M’. accom-
modation t_miu from I~lr.-tv Ilavcn. Stopping
at all stations. I’.z1ss1111;>;ers1 goiiig East from
South Norwulk. will false the New York -1.00
P. M. express train in Bridgeport and New
Haven, and the 4.1-101*. .11’. accommodation train
to all stations East of Bridgeport.
3d Passengers mm’. Frréglrt at 6.45 P.M.——-
Arrives at South }’or'~.v~.=.lk in time for passen-
gers West to take thn. 8.55 P. 3:. express train
from New Haven. Passing the 6.00 P. M. pus»-
senger train from South Norvvalk at Bethel at
7.00 P. M. '
SOUTH NDRWALK T0 BANBURY
1st Passenger at ‘$3.24) A. M.—Receiviug
passengers from the York and the New
Haven, 7.00 9.. .11. Accom. Trains, and arrive
at Danbury ui. 10.30 Stopping at all
stations.
2d Passcrusar rmzl Frsigizt at 11.15.--Rt.»
ceiviu 1’a.-=sougers'. from the 9.00 A. M. train
from -. evv York, and the 9.35 accomnrodution
train from New Haven, receiving and landing
passengers and freight at all the Way stations,
and arriving at D:tub11r_v at 1.00 P‘. M. This
train will wait 20 minutes, should either train
be delayed as long.
3d Passe72.g‘("r at. 6.00 P.3I.-——R¢’cciving Pas-
sengers from the -1.30 P. 7.1. accommodation
train from New Haven. and the 4.00 P. .\1.
Boston Express Train from New York, and ar-
riving ut Danhury at 7.10 I’. 31. Stopping at
all stations.
Stages from Ridgeficlrl Centre r11n toRidge-
field Station so as to couiiect with the 7.00
.1. 11. and the -1.30 1'. .\l. lmius, and return on
the arrival at the Ridgcficld Smtion ofthe 9.20
A. M. and 6.00 1’. 1:. tr: -
1-IAR -“av SSIITH, Sup‘t.
For cos.’ ‘ON
EGULAR 1\IAll.1 l.l’\"lT- vi: Slouiugtonfor
Boston, Pl‘0¥'i¢l=.!t1r‘e‘, _,‘.'.-w Bedtord, and
Tz1.untou.-—1:11nnrl H.‘)11i’=‘, ~.=.-l1,L~nut change of
cars or dctzzutiou, v;1r1‘yiz'1;:; the l-‘.-ustern Mull.
The st-e£mw.1'.~‘ PLY.'\.lUl"I‘ll ROCK. Capt.
Joel Stone, 9.118. C1',)-‘-f.‘»1'ODOIll‘., "Capt. W. H.
F1'zt7.ee., in cminnctimi with ti1<\Stouiugt0u and
Providoiicc and lln-..rn;1 .'1:1-'1 Pmvizlcncn Rail-
roads, If.‘fl.VlIl_£’_' ‘:.‘n1~k r.i.-rily (.'~‘1_1ntl:1_vs t=:\'-
cept-otl) from l.’ir1' No. 2 .-'.\“. l1.. iirst. v:hurf:1br1vc
Buttery-place. at-1o‘cl1.wl; 1’. ‘L. and Shining-
ion at 8 0’clo1‘liP. .‘u’.. or -are the rmival of the
mull train \'v‘i1l(‘.l1l13{V:\S_li()?l-Tvll at 5.110 I’. ll.
These ’~lt¢’.8!'l1l~?1‘.S 33"‘ ll-'l'*"“‘l’-"-’V“‘-d I0? »‘tl'9ngl-ll.
safety. =poed. 1‘ar11l'«.1z“L.:1!“.v‘t =‘1'-‘.<9-_n“«5‘- The Om-
cigrg are (-,xpr=rin;';1‘e}u: ;‘l.".“. :‘.1‘-!.(‘rlll‘!Vc. _
The CO.\i.‘.l()l‘>Ol'.l~1 l‘1‘_-'1'.:1 .\c\v Yo1‘l{--}iou-
,1“, \V'eam».-.1l:=__v nu-.1 _F'.='z-’.".}‘. From Stoiiing.
1.-01:1-’I‘11s_~.s:lu,v. ’l‘l1u_z‘:r1~_v:~..=1r.i ."?»r1tu1'day.
The PLY.\lOU’fH ill H.‘l{ from New York~—
Tuesday,Tl111rsIlfl§:14}|11l »‘.'==*u1‘1l.".y. ‘F1-om Ston-
in,qtnn——.\l0n<luj.’. n'«"-'.=.-“1r;.~v- anti l"l‘l(I.‘\V.
._-_ }3,.—-i‘as.~sr3n;:«*r~1 cum :1tStoulngl.o11
p;-oceccl in1rnodici*‘-’:_v by mail train to Pmvi:
deu~:‘.0, Boston, 'l‘:u1nto;~. n.n.:l .\'cv: BL-dfnrd. or
wy ltciorptmoclitlinu t-1~n‘.r1'-‘ from Stnningtou at
: ".30 .1 .
T I Through tickets on .‘\.lr.1t1«l-aye, We-1l11ns1?_:1.ys
and Fyjdayg far I‘~‘:w.ni_.11«*l:cl., Hnlm:~:’ Hole and
V‘._ood'-.: Hole, V111 '_\.«~§:. Ll»--.lfo1<lf, \:q1.1n9-cl-1n,-g
Will} the new stt-rim-31 1..-U.-t-Ll’-l Vt I.l\L.-.
0A Baggage-lief-tr.-1' :1-xcorrlpltnics llti‘ stm.n1-
, boat t-rains 10 9.1111 l't‘-mi Boston.
.
1
V freight.
applications may live 111-3519 at Pier No.2 N. R‘,
or at the office, 10 Built-ry-plséz‘. _
URE Bay Water. C0l0;?‘lt‘. Hair Oils, C\‘c..
at ‘ BISSELL-‘S.
Paper.
LARGE Assortment of Note (something.-
new and very l)s)n.11ilf‘11l). Bath. Lettcranfi
Nu1'series_.situatet1oue and :1 ball‘ miles
east of the village of New Can-.1an. nnrl three
and 9. half from Norwalk :
Apple, Pear, (standard and dw.'1.1‘fs.) ,1‘er1ch,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,):1.ud Quince Trees.
Also, sma.1lfruits,viz : Rasphc-rriea. the 17211-
t-olf, Fmncouia and (the true) P.-rd Antwerp,
English Gooseberries; Curra11ls,l.wlo.ck English,
red and white Dutch,superior vuri-"lies ; Strum’-
berrics,the most approved V':\t‘l“l.lf““, Isabella
and Cl‘l.l§8Wl)8. Grape vines.
OR.\’.\.\lE.\’TAI.. Tm:1:s.——Hor.<e Cht-stnllt, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
and arbor vitses. For vigor and heultl1i'u1ness
of growth, the above trees are not excelled if
equaled by any in the country: ' _
Special regard has been had in the selection
ofthc varieties of our large stock nfupple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers
tmtd the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurserses now occupy more than 15 acpes 01
land, embracing more than 200,000 citltivated
Fruit Trees. 1346
choice and Selected Teas.
CEESTS of Green and Black Tees.
40 Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
in price and quality, they évgosfilpfégglé-0.
u
Sealing ofl'(7’/1c.rz;o .’ .
T HE subscriber is selling his Watches,
Jewelry and Fancy Goods at 25 per cent.
reduction in prices. If you want goods in my
line cheap call at No. 2 Slri1l.rl}"‘» B10011: Sign 01
the Red Watch. 0- GI-Anx-
. . ... . -- - --- ' l
S 1'! var and Plated 817200713, Forks.
Butter and F run 1122 z'«1;a:s, s~2./.7.'ar
(§- platecl Napkin Rings, 1}-C.
HAVE :1. very fine stock of #210 above goods
on lmud which will be 510111 ‘much less than
can be bought by pedlers, 9.l"u'.l ltandsomely cu-
grsved rvilhout charge. S. CLARK,
2 Sktddy 3 Block
I
Accordcaz-1::
EPAIRED and tuned. -t1=o r..'1-.~.1-_:-,.: as-
R sortment for sale at CL.\m<’s.
;
Port Mo1z.2'.-*.':_
,7’OU can find every vat-i->_i;_" and price ol
Pori: Monies at U. S. CL..-.m:-‘.-'.
£iT‘1'£iLV '1‘ 10 .N o
1H1‘; o'uus:.1'ib0r ;_.z1'a.t.+.-11111;, 'lil1(3‘.'t’l|'.\l,'3_‘!!w‘ tlu;
11 -I-*1:.1.lp.! I-1'0u'.t.gu wl-.11-1. '.1=.‘.>‘ I.M:1'1'.u\l.ve)1u1,-u
L.. 1111.11.-)_y’ u1s1'1'11:uus nut: ta:-~ p1:=»111-. 7-_-;-.-112-1.'ull_v,
lo: 1-1-.42 last 1-1 years, 11.110. 11"-gt-*8 by .str11:1—:1.pp11-
t:n.l'1o1.1 to |.'lL‘.ll1|€$S,|.U m"‘.-1 ".. 1:-‘_-11!1.I:t1;u1c«: In
1)-Isl. mvors. ti»: 11:15 1101‘-’ -H: ll--F111,?-111-i l-l1'.-v1-
.~.l:u:l-l_\I 11.1111-.ul:u-.1111-11.1g to W": -=3‘. k111rl- «.1
L11!-I'll‘-‘=55 :t:u'1u;,;g1'1:a.ll;-' R ."l"-;o.'v\'-.‘li l'.1.<l'::vll1-
L125 111 1nat11ul'u.ctu1-lug, :2-~ 1.11-.v ll:-up;-,-.-._._ 1.,
u.\‘-amxt-1: all orders 111 1115- 1. 2-. .t!1 p1-o::1p;.n.e:.<.-
u11c'1~.*\.'-:1'_v:trt1cle:111 111-‘ ‘.°-."i”.‘:-p 12- 111-.-
szuuc ll1‘I.~‘1('Il‘ cu11Dct'11r1‘.1:-la-ix‘. 3-;-,' :=.u_v o:.l1u:- '~'i1.=v.-
llzu‘ rJ>tt-zuflishluetit in tin Vv‘ ' Ila:
hu.-= on haiul all kinds of "2 1* '-' i'.'~‘t1:«l‘.;. 3:’-gal.
by .‘é-addlers 11.1111 tiuru-~.-W 2..-:.':~:s‘s: ,}l:1;.“-~.-’<.,
S-.~.<l<lle.-‘y 'l.‘ru11lr.-1. V“'“*’'“- '”’'.“‘-'i W‘-'-*
ilrxislu.-s, Curry Co1nb.s,(.‘-~.'."'
lrlor.<c,3‘l1c1:ts, Fly Ncnts. .\"v*..
.:':u1(llorv \\':1.t‘L‘,Ua.rrluL(r‘ ftlrv’ lliallzig ‘-‘t'hip:,;
all kinds altd qualities. 5‘ uI‘.l 3:--‘ ‘-1-I'l::.l, i
111a.n11l’u.cl:11rcrs prices. NW1» .‘= 1.i:::v1kl"!il;-' 1--- l
1-.1>iv+:d. ’l‘1—_~rm5 1‘-.\.vor8T‘»l -. ‘
.‘Zorv.'a.ll;, .-\.u;;. 11.
1." “xi . B. .'\'\‘{_\"-T.
l
e...‘ w;.;a.;. c-.12’-;-he‘ ‘kg... _
TXC RLSIOR Fztuxilv K‘.-‘ :-.:‘«>‘n. '1 r--’=:p--riot‘ .'1‘:‘- l
i ll ticlc. and an CI](‘.11}; ‘* ‘-. :21" .‘«*-u'. on S1.:1,‘:‘x~l1 l
‘ 1".:~:-1x‘i!‘11_’~. 'l_':1li<l1 '
now in use; it produ-'‘'~-: :.
xvit-hout. gumming thr-
.-:1'1:= by the Box or Pap: ‘-‘ : 6 ' -
.\'< 1'_‘O._. who can l'11rui.-l:- 3’. .
[’rl1“.¢’~"-..
l’ or
R.ITTANIA,Jappa:‘.‘~i rtlid 31--
\Va.1'es. English 2111-1 A-'1‘-‘.‘I__'--"-*-’:1 R‘I1‘.‘—‘f3‘::~.v1d
Forks. at 1 . H. ’\;1SI{'.\T.
Snlrfh "nr1ca1",':
11..
crockery, China. &. Glass W'are.
NE of the largest, -richest 3.1111 I‘:.=‘.vtS.':Ir.‘c.*¢':I
Stocks of Crockery, Glms.-2 .b China it :m-;-‘,
to he found in Norwalk. can now be so-;*!'1 utthé
=t.c-re of the subscriber at South Normllk. to
gather with a. general assortvncnt of Groceries,
Cap Paper, ut KNA '°P’S.
V HBLFERTS ROOST. ‘-- u Irv-
-ings last work.
The Wifes Victory, by Mrs. ‘ r ’ 'th.
The Hermits Dell. and 1 '» 1‘ new
‘P-‘S
Books may be found at
i:c., all of which will be sold at exceediligly
low prices. C. W. SMITH.
l'.'m.'1 JI. Priterlgill 5,‘ (’..'0'.s .*1¢It'érl‘i.i1'21g
.'lge71I:y, JVO. I19 .’\"assau Street, .’V. Y.
New Mourning Store.
5-51 Broadway, New York.
0. ls‘. B.-11m1o1.o:111:'.v has opened his Staring
Stock of .“.Io111'11iug Gootl3,cou.~sisti11g in p‘a1-t of
Black and Wl1iteSilks. Black Bombuzines,
Plain blncl; do, do Sat-ine,
.-\rmu1'e do, do Barpoera.
Gm Grain do, do Alpacas.
CO1'(l{3ii do, do Grapes,‘
Lcvuutiue «lo, 111:, (3-4 De Lain“,
Bl’k .1- Iniveztder do, ‘ do Texiennie '
l=‘ou1ard do. do Canton Cl’oth
D11 C0139 (10, do Canton Grape
B'~““=1’.Ii‘="-2 Muslius. '
'l'E.=s.-11‘-.-s. Grenadine.
H01-manui. Crupc De Paris
Bzirege Robes, Ginghams, Calicoes &c.
I‘:UllJI'OId£’TI€8, Hosiery. Gloves ’ ’
Handkercheifs. Jet Jewel:-_v. etc.. et'c.,
_ Together with 8. Splendid Stock of Mourn-
ing Bonnets and Mautillas, Dresses made in the
latest styles. _Ladies visiting the City are 1-9-
spcctfully invxted to iuspectpour stock whether
piircllasers or not. _
C. F_. BARTHOLOMEW’S,
311113 New Mourning Store, 551 Broadway.
(1.: r.~t-wc-cu S!-.Nicholas and Metropolitan Hotels)
.§3 1 Broadway, lttewuox-1:.
New carpet store, entire new stock.
OUGHTY & BROTHER, have just open-
ed at the above new and splendid store,
an entirely Fresh Stock of Carpetings and Oil
Cloths, selected from the very latest. importa-
tious of Spring I’a.t‘1er11s_. and expressly for
our S P R 1./T G S./ILE S. embracing every
style that can be found in the New York Mar.
Act. including :1 general variety of Medallions,
liich Axmiusterls. Tapestry Vrlvets, Brus-
.<!-lls. and Ingrain Carpets, at all prices, E1901-
Oil Cloths, Rugs. Druggets, Door Mats. Piano
and Table Covers, Stair Rods, and every other
article in this line of business. Persons fur-
nishing the finesz‘ ntansion or the humble.“
Lem-memf, will find it greatly to their advant-
age to favor us with 9. visit, and examine an‘;
immense assol-tnu-.nt of these goods. 3:9‘ T 7.;
itidiicemcnts we offer to custom:-rs are not £5’
11!: met vrit-l1 else‘»\'l1»:re.%_'~‘-Q I-PH OLE SJLE
DP.'.tZLE.RS will find a large and well selecti-
(‘ll stock of lcvr price carpetings. and are invi-
1..c-tl to give 11."-‘:1 call before m:1kiug' their spring
p111-chases. ’DtaUGP'I‘Y do BROTIIER,
2231 Broadway, 3 doors above Barclay St.,
:‘.~_nl1 Opposite the I’ru'l:, New York.
v.-tr-.v:IT WAREHOUSE.
”“1UGF.NE BLT, 75 .i-‘ultnn Street, bets-.'e~=.~n
in Gold and C1111‘ St1'ects_. New York, Manu-
g;.._~.u1rcr, Jobber cud G-_-nernl Deal«.>.r—in‘ Paper
:‘«,~.1~ Pri11tin_e:, ‘.‘1’1'ili11g, W1'a.ppin_:_:. T-.\i‘1m"1=.
.-‘\r1‘.i::ls. Ccuf-.-ciio.r.crs_. Ilolcla, Rlilliitery, Dr)‘
-’3.cnr.ls,' and GI.'o<‘e1'y 1)1=-.\lm'=. Also Pu:-to.
‘.o:11vl:1nd Roll I‘-.1per of all kinds. Orders
3«1i(lLlt‘.S}_ll\l'1Cll, and pied,-_~--‘ .‘lll'l>-“ll 1.0 ,=_.-.11:~.v-.\- ,
.9. ll11:'_~'»_-.l
‘A1-'1!m\1~= .\'1-zius. ‘ l1uc on the most 1-e:\..souabls‘ t.-’:rn1s.
.. 1;, ‘ 1.: . ,, l . ,
--1 U311 ml!‘ * 01 = Metide-n Lane, 1\cw York. -lfizctorj, Jersey
' l:1p;11a., "1-'--"'1VQi'.\,.
.-nl_ini1.e:.l for an;-' t_p1_;1ntil-3-’, prices low, and
an .'.lC’_"‘:IY1l'll0.'l9.‘.l’lil_C‘,‘ as any house in the
311111
._.—?.._a_
1
Lanterns.
-1 2 -— ‘
Hi. how Jersey Lantern C'omp.'1.n_v are new
prepared to i‘11z'11.sl1 orders in the cbovs‘
Oflice, 1G~
T
11
f.‘ity.r11=-.~.1‘.\‘. . R. R.
i‘ll357DR.lCKSO.N 3: I-£OV1"=.ll.
Xv‘.
Devinos’ Pitch Logenges.
Tllll ‘.'1'o.v1-.19.-‘ of the A ;--;1-_. for c,,,,.,},_._ c,,1.1;.-
BISSl".L.l.‘.‘§.
dill‘-., Lily’
.I:\:y’,’.l"Z~"‘ and A_\'.'~1~»';< }‘gz_‘-
' ~= Tar .3‘: C-a11.'.‘l_=.-.
ttml 21111219 pc-1_:11l11‘
. for sale clit-up -.1‘
BISSELIXS.
Bird Seed.
.\.N.-\RY. Hvrnp :1 ml Rape S0-=.d, (‘-11 tile F}.-fa
Boy».-. .:";ir-ti G1 asses, B?:c., :1‘. B1S.Sl'lLL’S.
II.-\§(l-.R fie-1-b= and Extracts, at
S - BISSELL-‘S.
3.?-UNS ‘. GUNS 2
A I‘§l*‘.~'t'a~' .-upply of fine and low priced.
double 1111-l -ingls: barrel Guns_.juslrec’d
by ‘mi. 0. STREET.
TI“.-W S'.r>s;l; oi’
, Dr.
..L R121 1' .‘.'l*‘-‘ ‘
,...1
.q‘
Fir.‘-cut. ;\i"rli1‘im’.-..r:l'1l1-'~ -‘A3’
A Lime,
‘Bi’ 1'.he. Burr;-l or small quttutityat
GEO. W. "l)IITI!’§f
South Nor-wa .22. .
\...,.
1PRING and Summer lllourniug Goods,-— ,
Norwalk Chronicler