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of all ptiullliléililiggiéyement-Su5f0"¢l
c,,;m,¢_ Trenchpuhelvspil at least elgh.
“ hi’?-" ‘AcieP¥h‘ ‘3.°.".‘R‘“..“‘".‘8‘ “*3
l?e.a"v;é"'.'l'i‘§éi;al‘n'g3-liar‘-‘w-ll’! aéc'om'rl°sedA ma-
IIIIIC an .. , .. , .. __
give in its natur5e;~‘an“appl'lcatrori.of char-
-A ' , e at ‘til ;~'A-.beneIi.cial:r?"-::'AS
gdgxliwggggr clfye;-‘fsoilsflchailrcbal
can°M,,.,o,_.mg.hly...recomln . In,
q phyIiéa_'l_’view’,‘sitAreude‘rs -~the«soll 3301?-
mm 3&3]-¢‘;t‘qA gases -and chemi.
u;1y’_m;ghwrh;gg glad disinfecting pro.
”m.,m.A,__ 'uuuy,Vgl|1abl8, the _-amourit
.5 _- a,,,;.o;lrgr. gases which it ls
oapalilé‘ of ‘absorbing gxylng ‘It’ if Value‘
at a fertilizer. .01} __=1,_.§°“. lh“§ ,"e_3‘,"da
mu, Wm b3=_.~m,*.agnger of defective; half A,
fipgngflxctdpl, or the plants =bm.'i_1_1n8_ 911%.
up "pl-,;r§,-A happens ‘onA_sha_llovv_soi_l, for
glghgg ‘ gm agrrawberrygis '8 plant _‘.of,_
small _atruGture..~1 . -have .tracedAi‘_.1.1e 1'00?
iu favorable soils a distance of three feet
from the eurface_._,, _ mt“,
2.; -- ,« ,_ ~ 1
Largéi‘ :Y-ielil ' “of ?S’tr‘a’li2béi‘2-£833‘--Mr.‘
Wm. Gore,..o.f~;.-Fre‘eporx..AMe....grew,3
p
1.4 btrghela_'_bf Stfatvberriéfs uppn‘fia_ pier-'.e ' 7
‘ like‘ the fowl, are of extrauw. ht; .the__fie311_ig
of fault; if,‘ lsyus ieoif ;‘ uije bed six. years
old. The aoitis adark saudy loam ; im-
ierdrained‘ by digging Itrenchea and.fil-
lin§il1’.YllEh‘cobbiestonee. This yield is
at the-‘rate,’ ,9;-,6,0Q "quarts to the ester-
Tho variof.7y‘—,-Hovev’s Seeding‘. _
‘Three hundred Hbtlsbels of-Str‘aW_l)eI-
ties to t"lie’acre“is 'a'n"ulicommon Yield.
but halflofthat is not unfrequently real-A
iced. “‘-Withauitable soil-. and ‘ We“ Pm‘
Pncd. We’-".vth_;An§-, ,3 , bushel to ‘the square
i-'eli'e‘don and there is almost
an uniliiiiteil=aemana_ -‘for thisdelicious
fruit in our,c.;>tie§-and _V_v.,'l,_“§£_5,9-‘3'4 , _. _W9 ll?-‘V9
‘d this reason, fifty cents a quart for
A Vberries ilot'.:.1bne'half ill? SIZE Of
those ...tl_:at grow in-. our garden. We.
think Strawberries than be sold <iwhole—
sale lnllllew Yorlt_,*{fjor Atw‘enly'-five’ cents‘
a hunt or _eigh‘tf,‘d_9'_ll3’rs_a‘ bushel through
the‘ was No G0t#’5'-Tféte ’6f’p'r’o~
ductiod tliiéizaould ‘lb"'e’2,4’00 dol‘la"rs ‘for
. In ,St,l-'a_‘t,_rrl_';,e‘r:_r',i‘I=,:f.i.‘..8!l'¢l,‘ 1280, dollars
III ‘Wile‘i¥ll§Fé';.lll?i'Ylél!3.55:3 bushel ‘-0
the aqnare‘rp_d.l ~:/Tliis._wo_u|d be a paying
business-for -a y one_ who lives within
a few ‘ii3iira_'t‘,i:,.e _DTtI‘le:‘(!’l‘t)'.'? Hundreds
of acres itl.o‘lirgcliiintLy.rnighLbe.cropped .
with Sttljrberrieslend be marketed ‘ in
New Yoflrl-‘-éN'o?i‘oz‘ch Examiner.
‘ ' " ‘
Carrots-were-theaubjects of conversa-
fion at a reoentfrneetingi of the Farmer's
Club conrieétedwith the American In-
stitute, New :x_’ork__._ _ : V . ._
Mt. White:of,Staten_Island, said that
big gue§grqr§,uz;era'.mllch in the habit of
using carrots-.for'.food.in: England, and
he doee5rléw,'_end ‘finds A them "very -mim-
eioue. "w§ls_ojfeeds horses with car.
gore, an,.,,,ghd_f’,e them very cheap feed.-—
He can.mal:e.~it~a very profitable crop.
Mr. Deeiworks a horse in this city,
and buyi§E,cll’..ri'fr,‘_)ts at $2 50 a_ barrel, asa
cheap ,'—‘-cheaper than cats or corn,»
lid kegpil'1g..lli's,hor_ee healthy.-
Dr. Gnllld-ner thinlreecarrota freely used
in soupbiyrill-prevent indigestion. Soups
ae uauall'y,_,e;at'_¢=ln.'_ht;§re, area great cause
of dyap§psia;,bec§use so rich, and carrots
Ire too-nutritious for weak stomachs.-.
for thoieiw-ho labor in the open air they
maybe,’ ‘,‘,'..‘” ‘ ‘_ _ ‘
Prof._?;, ,,apea]tbinks Dr. G. is mistaken
-that §t'.;'ia- some otherqnality in the
soup thit‘ makes" it indigestible. ‘The
carrot s_‘e_'e"rlia' to correct rather than to in-
crease _th,é d_ift'tcfultyl. Nearly all physi-
eiaua couou,f,.in_.thie.opinion as to the ad-
vantage-ofwuaingcarrots ‘for human and
animal food. " ‘ - A
Solon‘-R'obinson' said the poor of this
City are___paying $2 50‘ to $3 a bushel for
p0tIt0eO,* While ,tlicy’do not contain more
uutrimentthan carrots, at a gouddeal
lea: than-half the.-price. .The reason is
that it is fashionable to eat the oneand
not the Carrots are good, cooked
in vario;u§§¥’y§,fbut, seldom used except
for soup}, ,f,_ here“ is .anfot_her. value that
ought toibe known. They are the most
hosting vpgetoble thatgrows. Grate or
cut a cai%o't'iiir’e,“arid stew it in lard until
the substance is cooked out,’ and then
strain it": *andé'you'Ah1avcAa salve and oint-
luentzof-theivery fbe'st"-kiild for all sorts
°‘ °ld lI;_\f:fltS,A6f "V horses. The
value o_fl}he'cԤrrot for curative purposes
Ought 10.2123: universally known.
‘ ":;5.l.l¥~.‘?t.‘.1‘.lI«i';1'li.-iii. . .
T310 Efifgllofiking-' recipe has been tried
and found iatiefacfnryt. I ‘It is all the rage
just new-sarnougéthe—Bosron— housekeep.
or-: Inl3:'A‘,ti‘”tlil.e1.'.i'ftbi'ys, when mount is
as highjlr2,it,-,it1,_,_',,I';,r‘1,g'[;_irr,’d,,A at, famine and war
prices. ijlii .7f!.¢t£t:.iQ.i.ieA we ll to. know how
to live cblnlot8ably,5'{withoutA too large‘ a
butcherllglllifl :‘-;=—‘:-’1fillife;*2',‘c,ups“of _l_‘ihur_', 1
.05 I Of..-rnolas- .
‘I08 and ,,e.,,,9§:,duiéd...fr.uit~;.. .l..teaspoonA- A
ful of aratuetandzsalt, A’ according’ to
taste . clam‘ ‘* ‘fa thiclr‘~pl"rdding 'ba'g‘,- i-an-.-
er tightfps .
ii 3 11011:. .,,§iu pervq with-.a sweet,-sauce,
" * 1-: —. .- Gorlram.
ZiT3Z.‘f;rnae=Bn‘as_=.
Wharf" '§3,i,l,l5.l,e:;.‘3i‘iiotive",affy one .,.,,l
have to‘! o3t‘_fa.bir.si. in this civilized com.
Infinity .ugber.e.Nve have so few of them,
we cauuot>cornprehe‘nd. They are not
wanted fot§’f6t:§il‘_'1§x‘cep't_ in extraordinary
' cases. ’l’he§'liila“not"'wanted for “speci.
mens." allll eater. shooting them because
they are iinjnftiousclto the crops, even the
blackbirdlaor“the-bolfailinlr "Kare, proved 1..
‘*9 “We 9°¥Yi.°l’-. F1“-ll "l'3i'.l"‘?“:‘5‘.‘=.:tl-'7.-Elle Tar-
mer. F',0t:§¢f:p§f§{§a'§ pa_et,t.he.fieldsvhaveA
aufl'eredLl_'rctil§the. presence: ofsworms and
insects more .thanf ever before, and the
cause is very naturally attributed to the
9°_“'°l‘Y ltlféir llfnatural... ene-
”“”- .§3.*.'-.7{lI.3lIt?.been wantonly k.ill'ed
of, and _o-.co.nlle_quence has been blasted
crops and barren]-fields. If the birds‘ do
a we i=‘o;;.rmn and moan, at...
‘he f"“'l,.5,!$},’Sl,.9?,{!,.<l!t.3I1.fi'er 8 fraction. as.
“W95 3'. 1.1158! .llV.0uld but for the birds.'——
“' "“' 3"‘?-:9ll€'.€.A"".= ll law. againsnheir
wanton den_trl§etroh‘;,*'aud we ‘hope that
'3'“? ‘*t'!lj.<}¥’,?.;*ltill.sei<= thmhe law is not
v-elated Qu,hlI,land.--Constitution.
, ~.-:_. oi-.‘T..li.,. ... ' A.
§ Boiled carrots-.2 Ahenproperly mg-
pared. forlri>an‘»'?a_gfrnirall_le‘_sups;itu;g for
eggs. in the-“making -or ‘puddings. ‘They
"ml ‘°' lgli-.-l.>.llrpose. _ be ..boiléd ..‘..l
Hllflhed, Jgfleriviardi passed through a
coarse cloth,~=.’oll:sié'I’§e made of ‘horse hair;
The pulp:wue;l(rlrus ol'é=:ri¢_a,_or any’ fib.
rolls or gr£pii§§.‘r'.f_t§a;l§£J may «be» intro.
duced argorig gthemingredients constitu-
ting the pudding, with the total omission
°f‘°8_8°. in’ a quantity‘ Aproportioniite to
35' "5’ °l:"."ll'1‘¢, former: A L. :pu'dding..‘....
9"_'llP°5°‘El:,‘I"¥'}‘*l:ll?T-;;0.f the ‘above. .material,.
will be follnd...&:on.siaei—ably lighter, than
if fill! lime had been made with eggs; .
dier in the “TJrir’rl" a‘ lid‘: sent y(:dl)rlge 8:13
Gl”A3°w filmly imbedded in a
”““‘l m i".'.‘.*fhl0h he carried in his
P°°k°‘o ‘“".4h“9i’.',‘.’.l"b-l! was the means
of eaving‘hialifo."‘A ' . ‘ ’ ., "
, ;l=!l*¥l5°‘
of thflfldrmautown Telegraph, -inan. en?‘
d if the soil is clayey, o_r_ a‘dhe- '
boiird of .8ny.ar.med.boat or.veascLo£-flw~_Um--
veti States.-Aiu our. war. singe.1’_E90l-9P£"t9i“t.1fl€!i.
to 160 acres of.-Bounty Land’. ..Whcnar§he..sol-
idier is dead; l_:’Iv>w‘l_d'ow W'l'll-l’edéIf§"fIle'_,d_'8.fld.-
--If n°‘v-i«ldii:..»i&rvivf<:; .then.tHefizn1n,ol:r1lllli,ren
erecelvfe it, ' All soldiers who servgd 14'days in
atrhe Revolufionture. e.ntit1.e.d...=.=_n<l l.f.@_9.‘s1.'.1,.?l1.8.11
‘M1!-‘A Wi91.°VY.iY5ll . °5"'.°.“ « z-.5-}~A rs--"i.-/-.~-AA..A'.
".r'-ifhe subscrlber._ha;a‘_ peculiar 'fa.ci'lifl5-il‘,’s" for
procuring Warrants, and will gimehis; prompt-
attentioutq ,n1._claims_ pnefii’-Tl'“?.Sl.~'.-.i ~.‘. _ '
. 1 A_. _H_. BYINGTON.
Sumatra Phe‘asantAGame*'
EGGS FOR SETTING!
THE Subscriber will furnish to order, Eggs
. , v_g_l'0f the,.ab.ove celebrated breed of Fowls;
warranted pure, and from the stock of Dr.
Bennett, of Boston, who sold them at Fifty Dol-
lars per pair, at the Great National Poultry
‘ironies, Wfhz
*~'~l10i<_3e.l:3t_0,‘§l.$_ I F 1' “ll .9-11¢1,._D}'lt_arilenfa.l. .,T1je_es,
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'P_,e,9-ch,.Aprlcot, Quince, Strawberries, Goose-A
, tc Blackberries, and black N uples
. llt:rants.: ;A:A’ A‘ A .'-.~’-3:”?! ‘r : :‘»--‘A’._‘-j‘.;“,lA.“'—<.’'A‘'‘.
"‘ -.Nof'wa_v Spr
. - "kill -~I’iI.1.8..'~. JR7elsom'w§‘ir'
;_A_merlcan Spruce, Arhorllas, Wdeping-willow:
hestnult, Mountulfifgsh, _ A
Also, the pure Red Antwerp,whic‘h we war-
t.
t~.
..i‘,I!-lit, and hold ourselves reaponsiblefor -‘ its
':b.s:i.n.a the one plant.
. GEO. SEYMOUR 35 ca;
Al W‘? Wlflh io.,cit?-.11 particular attention to
WI.‘ large sl;o,ck,(b_e_,ing the largest i-n...the State.)
Of dwarf Pears, of_‘.30 or :40 choice varieties.
romnsmoflnsnnn
. MONUmENT_s
;/{AT
Show -at Barnum’s American Museum. ,
Alifinor, in his work on Domestic Poultry.
says, “No better fowls, either-for the “pit”
or the “.spif.,” than these Ga.mes_a.1-c to, be
found. 'A* , A_ ‘A’ A_ ;*'
"Game Eggs arc. not only of extra weight,
but are decidedly richer than other eggs.-—
One Game Egg ia_1i?orth twocommon eggs of
theearne site, either for. eating or culinary
purposes-.-so far do the Game, Eggs, excel all
«others, both auto flavor. ,a_.izd nutritious ‘quali-
ties.-” 9* . . ‘F V‘
.“ These fowls have proved _to,bc most,‘ei_c.el-,
lent layers.'A. I do. not exaggerate whey; ,1; .;:'a,y
that they will lay a greater ,.wcight ,o_ __j_éggg
than any other breed, in the, same t_ime,. L say
the large sine of the Cochin Cllinas,Sha,nghae‘s,
&c., rise. The Game 6833 SP .951‘ Small, but,
unsurpassed by any domes,tic,br-_eed_ ;, they one
small eaters; verf quiet when acquainted’with
each other, and do. not. quarrel as _much.,.a3
ocrze-uit.Ls_, but when opposed by a ‘stranger,
their tenacity of purpose and hqupggg, igune-
1G‘vT*§8. and have had no other for’ nearly four
years ; I have nrcd GAME Fpwts for over eight
F931"-ii ‘(f01‘.Sl.30I‘tsmen mostly.) The superiori-
_ty of the Shmtra over all other Game breeds,
19 ‘he 1.19«f~llI'al strcngth,,compactnesa of ‘body
and feathers, and unusual intelligence," and
natural willingneafito be handled."
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THIS delicious be'verage’~‘i§ superior“ to"all
' invigorating Cordials,.Schfiapps,LNervines,
&c-. int. 1.1.fi*?:rf°.1'{. l:ll9.i3l11‘.¢i_0.l" A-;.l).ysllel=sia.—Ner_-.
vousnesa. Heart-burn..Dr0W§iIle.$s. .K..i.dn..ey.co1‘n-
plains? 3119.18-n9l?91Yr‘D91£1.‘.-llllll. Tremcns. .I:||.l€'l1!~.'
peranqe... to.-yea-it Wi11i!1V38°1‘,Rl-9 a:nd.8l1'r.-egih-
en. but will not intoxicate or-st.upi.fy- . - .
Persons. WYh9’.118.Y8.11§¢3.01!l¢;h§bit fed-.to the-
use of Tobacco,,Opium.and,Spiritu9gs Liquors,
will find‘ speedy .a.n.d -permanent l‘e.1i.ef.fr9mthe.-
d.esir.eA.to.uae. these destroying--asentr.;-l>y1:a-
bevel'a'gé..— -W89-li-811$}:
Dr. Ham’s Irfvigorating Spirit-.-,'a. uiclimnd.
sure cure for all female difficulties, it being a.
regenerator as well 9.5.9. = St_rengfhene_r_..,cf .the
Human System. ,~Eac_h complaint" tbatthc Ar-
omatic. Inv.igora.ting Cordial; ,is,calculated. ;‘to
cure, is named on the .wrappera accompanying
each bottle, and full directions for .u,se.arefalso.
minutely. given. Price One. Dollar per Bottle.-
Prepared by Dr. Darius Ham. Principal Of-
fice, No. 2 Liberty Street, New York, where
wholesale ord_ers_ should be addresse_r1..,;-For:
sale by Drugiiiatsthroughout the United States.
For Sale by JOHN A. WEED, W. E. BIS-
SELL, Norwalk, and T. B. Griffith, South
Norwalk. A _,A _ . _ lyll
373‘ To Persons out of Employment,
AGENTS WANTED
IN EVERY SECTION OF THE UNITED S'l‘A’l‘ES.
' The most Elegantami l7stful.VoZum¢ Qfthc.-1'ear: .
Sears’_ Great Work" on Russia.
UST Published, an Illustrated Description
of the A RUSSIAN EMPIRE. -Being» a
Physical and Political History of its Govern-
ments and Provinces, Productions, Resources,
Imperial Government, Commerce, Literature,
Educational Means, Religion, People, Manners,
Customs, Antiqulties,,etc., etc._, from the latest
and most authentic scources. ',Embe1liab_ed
with about 200 Engravinga, and Maps, of Eu-
ropean and Asiatic Russia. Thewhole ‘com-'
pleti; in one large octavo volume ofAabout.700. .
pages, elegantly and substantially bound.-.— '
Refail,p'rice,‘.5.i. ;- .. .. V . ‘A
This workbas been several years In prepa-
ration, and will, it is believed.,.meet -in the
fullest acceptation of the word, the. want aao
universally felt for reliable information on: the
history and, internal resources of a. country
occupying so large» a portion .of.. the .Eas_ter:n~
Hemisphere, and holding so formidable a po-
sition at the present time to the-rest of Europe
and Asia; but of which far less is known than
of, any other European nation. . .
' A - ; II. -A
3 Also, it deeply interesting voiume,__e_u—
titled :i'‘‘ The “Ruuanluunn Anvazqcrunns or
CELEBBATED Pn~r‘tso.\'e,” embracing the Roinan-—
tic Incidents and Adventures in.-the Lives of
Sovereigns, Stutesmen, ‘Generals, Princes,
Warriors, Travelers, Adventurers, V/”oy,age‘f_'s,,
&c., eminent, in the History of Europe, and
America, including _Ske.tch_e's of over _fii1:y.c’ele,-.
brated. characters. ‘ ' Beautifully Illustrated
with numerous; engravings, 1 vol. 400 pages;’
royal l2mo,.’cloth, gilt.» , Price, 1.25. _ '_ "
The -subscriberpublishes a. n1rmbcr',of,f,,_
valuable Pictorial, Books, very, popular, and of,
such amoral a.nd_religious influence, that while_
good men rnaysafely cngag'e.in.__their circn‘ .217
tion, they will confer a public benefit, and ‘re-'
ceive st fair,com_z2e_'nsalian_fot_' _thei_r-‘labor. _
w. To men of .cnterp_rise and tact, this bus-
iness offers an oppor_tunity_’for;_ profitable fill!‘
ployment seldom to_.be,me.t i,_w,ith,-j '
‘l ‘ I Persons wishing to erig'8Lge,-in, their sale,
will receive promp ly by mail. aCircu_la_r_con-_,
taining full particulars, withn“ Directions to
persons disposed to act as A'g.énts,’;’,» to ether
with terms oti,-which they will‘ bewrfurn shed,‘.
by addressing theysllllscriber-,.postpaid.1 - .;- .
. .ROBER'I‘- SEARS, . Pu_rl_r,rsru~:1t, .
_ . 181’ W'z'I,lium Street,'.'Neu:_~Y9r_Ic. ,.
the a.bov'c,wo_rka will be carefully_ enveloped
in stoutpaptf-1'1. and forwarded ,a.t our. risk .p._n,d.,
.eXpens_e..t0,any post office in the United States,
I on theAreceipt’of.tlie retail prices.: . . 17
OILS! .OILS l
OILED and Raw Linseed Oil,’vvarrjanted
pure. _
Bleached, Elephant Whale, Lamp Oil.
Rosin-, Lard :md:Machinc Oil. .
Pure N eats Foot Oil, for sale by tho. barrel
or retsiled, at lowest rates Aforpure articles.
Oct. 9, 1854. A ‘ WM.-C. STREET.
“ Crow Bars. ‘
SOLID Steel and Steel pointed Crow Bars;
for sale bv‘ ’ WM.
OOLFERTS noosr, Washington riv-
ings last work. I .
The Wifes Victory, by Mrs. Southworth.
The Hermite Dell, rind many other new
Books may be found at KNAPP’S.
- Brushes. A A
AIR, Tooth and Nail Brushes,
aortment at A _ KNAPP’S. _
F.‘ H. NASH’S,
South JV‘orwaIl:.
7 ‘Wanted, $25 0,
Lead Pipe‘ alt
paid. Enquire at the Gazette Ofiice. tf
. UST RECEI-V ED «an assortment olLabin?a’
Jules Hauel’:l, and IIarrison’a Perfumes.
Fancy Soaps. Toilet Powder, <liC-- 9'5 _
« BISSELLJS.
Iron 3.‘ steel.
I
‘ A ed to this market,just received and for
-WM..C. STREET.
I Sledge»: & Hammers‘.
TONE and Blac1_:smith’s Sledges and Ham
mers, all sizea,._-mat received by . ’
. WM. .0, STREET.
Hay ‘Outta-rs...
ELF-Shrpening Hay and ‘Feed’ Cutters, the
best in use, warranted and for sale b
.A WM. C. STRE T.
S
(ECLIIB-_U—RN’S Intellectual Arithmetic, anew
aupply-at ' ' KNAPP’S-
.45....
.. a...
-i.
_ has restored.'~m9.n3»“.
.merable.certificatea'. .Slpe‘akiu‘g .05. A.th?..-PIES‘.-A
king aj bottle 0l‘— two of -thisdcliciousqmedical .11
sickly females. will; :fi_nd. .
.8-nu has cured rqeof the
.sta_nding'.
,m~ Send fmzane. ,C0}z__1;.--:Single,‘.c0pi,e_8 of
afinc as-
OODEN Ware and Mats, Sheet Lead and
ON Mortgage Security; for a term of years
for which seven per cent. interest will be
FULL assortment of Iron and~Steel suit?
E®EfiN§®§ Bounty Land Warrants. Trees Lumber-_ Lumber
° Old Soldiers Soldiers FV'idou 0 ll '
A- .-~ A - A‘~‘>‘ and 7'1’ "7’-"" En UTE ‘IORWALK ILL ck HUBBELL have rccc: .A A .-
.0har¢..ul M10‘... .=_ln.Act,ofCon es§,.pa,ssed,_ut th_e._aessI9.Il . . 47‘ 1.1.3. .* ....-, A.. , ~. .. , meuced the L_urn_b,er.busin,e_ss: A '
_ fr _ _, _ L _,_n.-lat closed, all oldiers and Marines who L _ A E‘ ‘TE 3 E ‘Z _ _ _, start lately occu i_egi,by.4}fr,Chap1: -
I.¢a‘..,1_,J,_._.‘.,-.~_.(2w_.‘,,_‘. . __fi,.,.:.:d 14s_ijf3e Prgpljfiefiqtc wgll {and ,nfend to he ' {m=.:'gb.To ..t_,-.;<. .
895 en 3 111911 WHOTIRUG 5913*. _. , ~ of their customera_an tbe'public"t'o th'eir__~" _ ,._
‘ :p1getheri(5lv£th.'§a&rery1vfir;ety‘ofLumber sold in
mm?" *.=.- . ts *1 .9 tanr¢0.n!=s0lnm9-
date:cuafo1,ners.wlt_h allyt ,',rip_in,onr,l_inc at
' A -..M,‘, ILL.‘ I '
liberul.pri_c'ea_. , _ , _ , . .
; ‘ ‘ ‘J.’-' f.c..- H.U1}I3EIé.I-J . .
Nor-walk, April l3th,=_l855l 15 6"moa
Nnw Mna-r manna-r.
HaT_lfig_ tuken "the new building "adfoining,
the ‘store of Messrs. Allen. Meeker dz Co., the’
Subscriber respectfully calls the attcnt.ion of
the Public, and especia1ly.the—.inbabitants of
Norwalk and vicinity,-t0 his-efitfiblléhlhént-—
He intends keeping gilwaysu good assortment
of the best quality of meats, served up in the
best si: la. He believes they will greatly con-
sult their interest in buying theirmeitta ofhim;
having facilities for obtaining my stock at the
lowest prices and selling for cash, I am (confi-
dent in saying I c n furnish Customers with
meets at much lower rates than those who sell
on credit. My businessistmnslzu-.ted on the
most honorable method, the one price system,
believing one price better than (I. dozen, be-
side saving a great deal of time in bantcring.
All who wish, can have their meatsl'sent* to
their dwelling-s,’free of ezpense‘,by'leavinthe
order. A call is respec'tl'ully‘solicited. "
Norwalk. Sept.7th. ‘STEPHEN H-A"! '
Saddle _& Harness. Establlshnient
AT WBSTPORT.
THE aubscriberwbllldihfotllrl-hialfrientlsand
A the public, that hehas now on hand at his
establishment, east side .the_-Bridge, one of the
largest and best assortedstocke of A‘ Harnesses,
Saddlea,.T1'runks, Valises, ‘carpet-b9.gs_. blank-
ets, whips, fly-nets, Saddlelfs Hardware and
Saddler’a Goods in general, ever before offered
in Wcstport, andahe would. respectfully solicit
an examina.tion.ofAhis stock. rRepG.2":"i?zg neat-
ly, cheaply, and. promptly: ' done.-. All... orders
exceutedwith care, andwork w:'lI‘rant.ed. . _ .~ .
.- . . ’ _ -~.W.M. ZS. JONES.-
ZGEIAIRLDYES.-Jiilins’ n...».,.w....., Bot-
chel'or’.s and other‘ Hair»-Dyes. for sale
— ' ~' -A -- BISSELI.-’S.
at
I‘ :Brought.I1Tqmet_o..tJre 12.t?.qzr..0f thy -lfiiiion-.
WONDERFUL: _ '§t;o:v,_ery,;haa recentl
. been made by ."Curtia;‘.c£-'thia'city, in
the treatment of CODSlf£_1nptl0l,h,;AlB$,lllIl8- and all
diseases-of the.Lu_ug. .. §V_c_,re_fe,r,,.t_o ‘,‘;Dr..Cur-
tis’ Hygeana, 9.r.Al}ll.h8-ling,!Hyge?afl-.79-P91‘;mJ
Cherry Syr.up.’.’ .- Withthia new me_t.11_9d.1_?1‘«.C.
nfléicted: ones. to perfect,
health ;’.aa an evlI1ence;Of.whi9l1,.1l.9~o1!?’~9A ii!!!“-
ment, ta-‘p‘hysicianIr-ematzksg :A-I;f—i,s.il°-7143.91.13‘ '3ll_8.¢.~ .
inhaling-sconstantly lbue'atbingr:a1‘ A°4K‘r‘l£‘-nblc,
hcalingvhpor, theunedicinalsipropnrtiee :m:_is_t
come indirect contact with thelwvhole of the. -
or-1%} cavity of£the'llth'gs,-ulttlrthlls escape the
may andvaried changes producedupon them.
wlleh introduced into the stomach, and sub-
jected to the process or: %I:§e,l§t,i0n;.A..-, The Bygo-
‘ana,i,s for sale at all the" ‘lfggiats’ throughout
the,I.cou'ntry.-4JV’.A*I'7;'D’utchmon_of,Ilm. 14. ,
. Tll',e Inhaler is wtlI;'n'ou”*tll‘e breast under-.=th‘e
linenwitli “litthe‘leaetinconv'ehience—4the heat
of.the body being 'l3llfiQl,€l!l$.*‘t9‘i,9‘Y9P°1’9-13%‘tllfi
3 0‘f':'C_DRE'SllE)l3*the follow-
0ne._pa.°k_9-S»9 01' Hike-I
Asrauaf of ‘six, years
Jas. 1?’, It’ce3eb'érrg/, P. .7lI.
. . . ..0fDi".1¢a'fi71’<971v.. 1%.
. I_am cured,ofi§he',A'e'rrma of l0'yenrs.'staud-
ing,by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana. r"‘ M . '
, ./lfargaret Easton, Brooklyn, .N‘.' I’.
.Mrs. Paul.ofN0. 5_i\fa.mmo.n.I1 £3.13-, N-. Y-3 W88
cured of a severe case of ;Bruf_lchel.isl by the
Hygeana. _ '
,' My sister has bcencurcd of It DISTI?-ESSING
Cover: of several years standing, and decided
to be incurable by her Physicians. She was
CURE!) in Our: Moms by the Hygeana.
J. H. Galrbert. P. M., Richmond, Jlle.
Price three Dollars a’ Package. Sold by
In _ . _ - _
Hundreds ofC_'As1r.
ing might, be named
NCURTIS &. PERKINS 33 BOYD & PAUL No.
149 Chambers St., N. Y.-; aud;W.;E. BISSELL,
Norwalk.-—-4 Packages sent free‘ by express to
any part of the United States for'Ten Dollars.
N. B.—-Dr Curtis” Hygeanais the ORIOINAI.
and ONLY Gstannln Armcw, and others are
baaeimitations or vile and injurious counter-
feitsl. Shun themes you would: POLSOIL . _ .18
‘Pumps. _
FINE Assortment ofPumps, consist-ingof
Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells of
any depth, both Force and Suction Hose and
Pipe attached, if wanted; Cistcrn Pumps do
various sizes ; Brass and Iron Cullendcrs, at
F, H. NASIPSA: South .N'nr.7tal_lr.
'” accrue CARDS-and Engraved Blot-'°‘
‘_ . furnished to order, by KNAPP.
IURE Silver Lead for stoves and machinery
at F. H. NASH’S,"‘.S'o.'JV,‘orrualA-, Ct.
1VIe:;i_canfGI_Iano-
THIS celebrated fertiliser, which _ is pro-
. nounced by Agricultural ,C.hezn1sts_ and
others who have t‘r_sed it, to be much superior
to all other varietleiumay be had _of the _l-:ub—
scriber in any quant]%f.y‘}A,,bHiCHESTER-
Another _ Glorrous, Victory.
HE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVET-
. in gthe 1 attentioni of‘the' civilized world,
and while all are speculating as to the probe.-
ble victor, here in I-‘~Iorwa.lk;. where we are run-
ually acquainted-, no one for a_ moment doubts
‘that r. __ _
TURK will, conquer! ‘
3’ For where. else. in the State.ofConnecticut,.can
Clothing for the coming Season be obtained so
cheap‘? -2" A =' A‘
j - FOR THE ..lr1.;LL'1_o.2v.r ‘ '_ _
Comfort. Bermtgl and Economy Cam-
A « . bmed. _
The Public are cordially". invited to compare
our Stock of Goods, . W...‘ A" A _ A
Ready-Made an-.if.'._D._I.l!d.e to 0!'d¢.3.'e
.vv',itt"h any,tor_ a.llt»,tsimilar. §.l;0I'8Sl in Norw&‘l,lliA,
el eras o qua; y, quan 1 y or pri .e. e
best stock of , -_'_ . _ .
_ ' ' GOA TS, P.4NT.s', 4ND TESTS,
EXPRESSLY FOR THE snitso-N,& ALL THE ET cl=:l'ER.lS
of a Gentleman’s Wardrobe, can be purchased
‘there cheaper thanal.‘ any other Store in the
State. Audits for variety, style, and excel-
lence of workmanship;-one -trialA-Awil-l1lc.cllre-
the patronage of the.most-‘fastidious. 4
PARENTS, this is the place to bring‘ your
sons. The.stoclc ofgoods which ,w,earc ma-
kingllpilltm ":.- A '
A Boys’, Youths’-&A-children's
SPRING so sU.:1I‘M.ERL. .CLOTII.!I§IG,
IS 1.v1n:Ep 311.4 UTIFZTLI
Colrpe, Farmelrs, Merchants, Tradesmen. come!
echanics cave your. work;
Go, lawyer, send that client home
And get ll. am’! of TURK!
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 TURKI
'.l'URK’S
Tifholesale 8; Retail Clothing Emporium,
Under Connecticut Hotel. Norwalk. ’
New York &« Liverpool 11. s
MAIL STEAMERS.
HE Ships composing this line are the fol
_ lowing :, _ , * -_ ,
‘ATLANTIC, Cstpt.W,est, PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
Bnm)rc,Capt.Comstock. ADBIAIC.
These ships have-been built by contract ex-
has been taken in their construction, as also in
their engines, toiuaure strength and speed, and
their accommodations for passengers. are un-
equalled for eleganc4.e,u_nd comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second; (19,, S75; exclu-
sive use of extra-size. state rooms, '3 '25 ;,l'1‘0m
A Liverpool to New Yoijk,,80 and 20 guineas.—
An egxperiencedaurgeon.attuched.to eaclua.hip..
No berth secured uutilpaid ,f0_r_., . . , - -
1 For freight or p_assitge.appl_-, to EDWARD
K. COLLINS as .00., No. 56. jWa_.ll-st., ii;
Bizown, SEIPLY &;Co_.,.Liv.erpoo ;,E. G. Roe-
nars 5: Co., No._13Is'.ing?s' Arms ard,London;
Joan Mormon «E: Co., Ru, Nqrte Dome desTic-
tories, Paris, or Geo. H; mru_zt,.. II,af»',re._
The owners of these ships will not be ac-
countable f or gold, silver, bullion, specie, jew-
elr , precious" stones andrnetals, unless bills
. of ading are signed ilherefor, "and the value
thereof thereintexpressed.
shippers will please take: notice -that the
ships of this line cannot carryany gocdsAcon-
traband of war. . ' ' ‘ ' ' ‘
Rusurouvs Genuine Cod Liv;-"Oil, at
BISSELIJS.
auythingi
. THE lll].E'3t~ asgortment
I the so.me,&c. I
" to this market, equal to any in
presaly for Government service. Every "care ..
MEDICAL ADVISER AND MAR-
RIAG 6 GUIDE.
_[,}.‘,\']_?‘_,\"['j1 Million. 3 ill }l:l.,L:I‘..‘l, cloth. with
E "nearly seventy live t‘.0l()re(i engravings-
reprcsenting all the,di_seuscsof'thc genital or-
ahs of the male and female ;' the most < )‘m-
pléte andpractical -.work on the physiol'og_lc.al
-mysteries and revelations of the male and fe-
male sexual systems ever publishcd, with the
*lll.t‘e§t'expcrinlcntls and discoveries in reproduc-
tion. -- It-illustrates anatomically and fully with
tho plates everything pcrtainiug"_to the male or
fcrnole gcnitnlfisystems ; with.z,g_f',11ll.(lel,scl-_iption
of the caltaeli-_. symptoms, and moatcf-rtain ‘cure
A of ell diseases to which they are liable ; from the-
accrcthabits of youth and excesses ofmstturc age
as impotencyand innocent or unfor-seen affec-
tions, syphilis (primary andconstltut1onstl)gon-
orrha-.r, hlcnnorrhagic, etc . with numerous cer-
tificutcaof the must. unparalleled curcscverpcu
formed. Every person both married, stnd\,-.;in-
gie should read this work. Sold‘ by (Stringer
J,-.'1‘ownscnd, 222 Broadway, at‘-‘the Broadway
Post Ofiicc 422 Broadwav, and by the author
Dr. Larmont, 42 Reade atrcct.,co,rncr of Brad-
way, New I ork, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Prlce $1, mailed'free of postage to any
address,securely_l=lcaled. Address all letters
Box 844_ New York Post‘ (mice. Agents
wanted in every town. Iy4l
Extracts from Editorial Notices ofu. number of News-
papers t———‘‘ We concur with the other papers in recom-
mending Dr. Lztrmont and his work."-—[Courricr (ll-9
Etnta Unis, German Die Reforms, Sunday Dispatch,
Stunts Zeitung, National Democrat, Day Book. F.-z.-ex
Standard, Railway Advocate Empire City, Police Gazette,
bier? York Pick, New Brunswick Times. ,
=’ '' Peed, Peed.‘ ‘
THE‘silbscribers ‘keeps constantly on hand;
every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure tosell to his customers at all times,
and no growling. Give us 0. call. _ " _
' ' " ‘ HOLMES_.& CO.
Shaving, and Hair-dressing.
Alisubscriberisstill to be found at his old
T gland, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
hit-customers,in all the departments of sh_av-
ing,lmird_ressing_._head clensf g, &c., dsc. HIS
.-rm; years experience in these .branc_hes, he
Adeemsa. sufficient guarantee of‘ his ability to
please all who may ffavor_l.li_m with their pat‘
1-g,mge," Particular: attention paid to the cut;
" ting a‘.-nd dr_e'ssing'_..of_' childrenslhair. _.Sick p'e.r-"
sons waited "on attheir residencef$,,
rtllthe, leading Jour‘na1s.o'f__th'e,u,li3. "for so, at,
hisNew_il D¢1l0'°a 3n‘1.i5Ag°.nt. £935: .d”'m.5&'_-C9_l5.'
Express; all packpgea left. to his care, will be.
romp’tly,forward,e_d-. _ A. ,. .v.' _. .. l_ _. _A.- -
:32 my-25..1s.5s.. <lE.o...iv. ~W1V1.‘*1NGS.-t. .
‘.r‘I.."' ‘ '=‘.,‘.':' il‘.’:-- ’ ' -"':"-"-"
-A..nrc
GI: 0"I"1.'I_AI-N13‘ S".I'0RE
'T}I'E',‘Proprieto15 ofthia fuif ,,fame{l,'es_tablish-
ment. v'roul'd'inform the inhabitants’ fo_f_Ncr‘walk
and adjoining towns,tha.t he haaqn hgntlli cod
assorr;m'eiil‘ot' Fall’ ‘and tlliiitoie Clothing, w_ iclr
he is s'eI1ing,at.grea.t;bpr='gainS'_;,those wanting.
irhis line will find'itto ,_tl_ipi_1_' ‘advan-
tg,geA_t.o.give him 9. call ;__ as _l_1i_s experience in
thejbusiness and facilit_ies,for_carrying it on , en-
He has also,
"ables him to furnish the sairlé‘al'_ticle,s for a less
price thj.-;ii' those‘ of lossoxperienoo poseibly'b_gu‘.‘
My.cl0~l5lii'11';"g'i's till made ul,1d£'!‘I“AI1‘lyf'():vl’*n '_Slffie‘r§fl-
I-lion, cdnlséquéntl-y is better made thfln iag:ene1‘-
ally found at other stores. _‘I also}h31ve;n’lar'er
stock or'1,h‘and than‘ anyrothei‘ st't'>1'¢_l,l1_N_'J1‘l’_i‘!,1_1li‘.,
3,0. that ¢.he'_' purchaser has '9. better aaso_rtrnent’t‘o
select from.“ I a'rn'9-139 1‘9¢°,w1,n§ ,. _ . .
to my alre':*i'd'$f1l?-1"§°"”'“.'1 .‘V9.11'§el‘?°le,‘.l .‘_“'£°°]."‘.".-‘.
Some very nice Vests and ‘I’l'int"a'_r1=(-Iiv"'p£t,tf,!'I_'ns_;
In addition to the above’I“lluve Au‘ ‘good as‘-
softment of Gentlemens F‘urnishing‘G_co_‘ds, coni.
aisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Co_lla’rs, - Suspenders,
Fclo-ea. Crsvats. Stocks Land e'll-9th9r.__l-2999.8.
l '1‘ .1“ c1otli1ngS"=°r'~‘3:, . , .
“A831;-I:f1By._" (llrldlrnlvllnts cut and made to order 111
bought of me will, if desired, be 'cutfrec_of ex-_
ense to the. Purcllasei-..
Norwalk. 30th, August 1853»
Parian Ware.
HIS rare and most beautiful kind ofuseful
and ornamental Ware, should seen by
9.11 who have :1 taste for the beautiful. It IS
impossible to describe this ware, it must be seen
to benapprcciittcd, for SSIETIJYB. GRIFFITH.
Axes.
' 0LLIT\’S 'I‘enicks,Hcnds and other makes,
with ind without handles, suiox’a boys
axes and hatclleta, all of which are warranted,
and for sale by E. VA. CHICHESTER.
FINE assortment of Bohemian Ware,con-
siating of Vases of most exquisite finish,
not to be excelled by any in New York City,
for the price; Also. it splendid assortment of
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 53. to $6 the
11-, at T. B. GRIFFITH’S.
to seed
of POCKIETFCIIIJT.
V‘... -_-.11. ' N ‘walk. .21. at
LEE; ever own in opigtx of the Rm
0. S. CLARK-’
Do -you wish.
mv store, 2 Skiddy’s Block;
witmi.
. LDIN G LOT
@ r-on SALE.
The building lot recently owned and
aocupledby Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flax Hill,ls
off'¢-rt,-r.l'f‘o1-stile on very reasonable terms. _It
o'ons=ists of about 1 1-4 acres of good land,with
numerous thrifty and well-g_rov\_jn _f'ru_it and
shude_trcea_.standing thel-eon,a well of ofgood
and never falling water, with the cellar and
foundation of the former building, Vflag atone
walks, a. newly erected picket fence fronting
t is eligibly situ:t_t_ed_11pon_ the
main ‘road lcudingfrom South N o.1IW§11.k 301771?
rich and but fl. few minutes walk from the _de-
pot. Any person wishing a. «retired location,
both pleasant and healthy, Wlll find this n rare
desirhble ,l_@ation"fo1_' in
For flirthe1l‘plirtic_,1,flars in;
Knapp near th'e'preniis‘es, or
. OHN S. WILLIAMS, _
..;\"a. 40, Fulton at... N. Y.
- Window Glass. ,
BOXES American, French, and En-
glish window glass, assorted, from
6x8'to 2'lix32,fo1-sale at manufacturers prices
, WM. o. STREET.
’ Tmts.
. HF.’ subscriber keeps constarllly 0n11,a]1<_13
large supply of fresh TEAS, of allqualmes
and prices. Don’t forget to call at
, F HOLMES _& Co‘s.
most beautiful and
country residence.
quire of Mr. John
of the owner.
Hardware and Cutlery,
Mec/2’am'cs’ _T_o_o_[_s, Fwr'77zi72g_ .L’1fe7z-fils,
Gmzs, Pistols, Iron and Steel»
I/V2'71.dn'1o Glass, .Pfl/i’I7.?7S
and Oils. A S _ _
THE subscriber has nowin etor-e,"and 1:; con-
stantlyrccciving direct fr-omthc manu-
facturers, a large supply of foreign and d0_m9S-
tic goods, under the above denominations,
which makes his assortment of article?‘ Slllted
the state, and
which will be sold either wholesale or retail,
on as favorable terms 118 can be purchased 111
New York. For list of articles and prices,
.purcha.:-‘era are 1-nqucsted to call and examine
for themselves. WM. C. STREET.
Norwalk,April1‘7i.h.
‘IEAD 85 FULMER’S Croton Metallic Fire
proof Po.int.—This article is ackrlowl-
edged by all who llavc used it to be superior to
any ot1ier‘P:1int in use. It is proofztgmust the
action of the weather and fire, and 1:} cheaper
than other paints in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
faee.twicc as much as some. GA've it it trial
E V. A. (IHICHESTER, Agent.
.
—.‘Pa1nta.
HE Sllbficrlbfll‘ offers a full assortment of the
T celeb,-am] zinc Paints, comp1'ising.sno_w
earl and brown, ground 111 ml,
“New Jersey Zinc Com-
thcir lowest prices.
M. C. STREET.
white, white, p
manufactured by the
plmy.’-‘ and for sale at
rmtwcutters. Hovey’s patent Slllml ‘“1lI‘«’r‘4
the best and cheapest in the market, at
CHICHF.STER’S.
U'I‘I.~ERY.—-A splendid ussortment of Amer-
icon and English Cutler; both table and
pocket. Plr-use r.-all and examine.
. A E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
Cheap for Cash.
THE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
, .1. cash French and American Window Glass,
all sizes ; rich fancy China and Bohemian
"’ Accordeons and ‘Violins.
W are ; fine German _ __
Call and examine. T. 3- GRIFFETIL
S 11001 Boolrsl it
ALL the Books used in the Union and other
at the lowest prices, at KNAPFS.
' Nails, A
IN quantities _to suit purcnaseia at lowest
rates, at CHICHESTERS-_
dailyaddifiious.
thebest manner, and at short notice, All goods. ‘AA
THOMAS RILEY.’ ' ’
opportunityto purchase-at-every-low-price, aAA
Schools, constantly on hllndand for sale -
For Norwalk, New .Rochelle,
Port Chester 8:.‘ Rocky Neck.
,.
F
'Il‘1u~e.--——'.J\“oru-‘ai/r, only 25 Cents.
HE New and Elegant Steamboat GEORGE
LAW, Capt.‘AL‘l3‘I-‘.Ri"E. SHAW, Will com-
mence her trips to the above placca on Thurs-
duy, May 24, 1855. leaving New York from
Catharine Market Slip every Afternoon at 3 1-4
,o’clock, (Sundays excepted.) Returning, leave
Norwulk, at 5.30 A. M. -; Rocky Neck, at 0.50
A. _: Port Chester. at 7.15 A. M. ; New
Rochelle, at 8 A. M. 4 ‘
Passengers and Freight will he landed at
the Bridge, whenever the tides will admit of it,
and freight for Danbury left at the Freight
Station of the D. ti: N. Railroad.
GOI...LIl\‘i-‘S LINE.
Between New. York and Norviallr.
Fare 50 Cents,
HE Splendid and fast sailing Sit-amllortf
JOHN HART. Capt. C0LLI.\‘A-l, will com-
mence running her regular trips for the year
l855, on Friday. April 13th. Will leave N0“
York daily (Sundays excepted) from the fool
ofcatharine Street, E. R., at 3 P. M. will
leave Norwalk daily (Sundays excepted) froln
Peck’5 Dock, at 8 A. M., on the arrival of the
'D'ttnbury Cars.
the Boat, to convey passengers to Wm¢p,_-,rt_
New Canaan and the towns adjacent. '
on account of the boat or owners. Wilhollt aA
written order from the Captain. '
All goods must be taken away from the ‘neat
immediately upon her arrival and Fl‘ei;‘rhf
must be paid before delivery. ’
N. B.—The travelling and freightina: pub
lic are respectfully informed that this Line
will run regularly the “car through. The Boat
will not be responsib e for over the value of
_Oue Hundred Dollars on any one packap;e.l1u-
tfl6
flees byspecial agreement.
N’. Y. & N’. ..H. Railroad.
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1855.
Commencing" flfag '7, 1855.
Trains to New York.
From .7\"e'l12,_,gI§l7¢'_n
_CCOMMODATION—-A_t5.30,7.00aud 9.35
.4. M. and 4.30 v. M. ' .
The 7.00 A.M. 4.30 P.:u. trains receivespassen-
gers from the Danbury Railroad at Norwalk.
_ The 9.85 A.M, train receives passengersfrom
the _H_a_fjtfor_<_l, Springfield, and Canal Railroads
at New Haven, cnd_froru,the . Naugatuck and
Housatohic Railroads at Bridgeport. . .
Exrru-lss-—‘-At 1.55 r.Zu.,' (in connection; with
Erprcss train from Bosto_'n,—) receiviu g p:is§eh-
gers from New London-, arid Canal Railroads at
New Ha.ven,*frorn,the' Housatonir-.‘Railroad_ at
Bridgeport, stopping at Bridgjeport,’Norw_a1k
‘ and-‘Stamford. At 8.55"'i5.' 3r.,’ Sfioppifig at
.'B_r'_idgeport,Norwa.lk andrstamford-.
New'Yo1'k.. ‘ ‘ .
-' ' , 'Hou.ratom'c Railroad. '
. Passengers -for Houaatonic Railroad will
take the 9.35 A. .\i. and,-1.30 2». 11. trains to
Bridgeport- ' N N
z ' Danbury and ‘.I'V"orw'dlIc Railroad.
Passengers for the Danbury & N orwalk Rail-
road will take-the 7 and-9.-35 A. M. and 4.30
1*. M. trains to Norwalk.
Trains _from New York.
‘For_J\/‘euv Haven.
Accom.-—At 7 .r.u., and 12.30, 3.20 and 4.30
I’. M. -
Exrauss Tmmvs-——At 8 A. M.‘ and 4 1’. M. for
Boston, via. New Haven,Ha.rtford,Springfield
and Worcester, the 8A.M.stoppiug at Stamford
and Bridgeport. the 3 P.M., at Stamford, Nor-
walk and Bridgeport.
The 8 A..\f. traiuconnects with Housatonic
Canal, and New London Railroads. ’
' The 3.20 P. )1. train connects with Hous.aton-
ic and Naugatuck Railroads.
The 4P.M. connects with New London R. R.
The 7 .A.. M. Accommodation, and 4.00 e. 31.
trains conuecirwith-Danbury ii: Norwalk Rail
road at Norwalk.
Trains from .N’ew York to Jvorwall.-.-—At
7 and 9 4.31.; at 12.30, 3.20. 4, (express). 4.30
and 5.15 r..u.
Trainsfrom ‘._/V°orwalk to ft/'ew Yar/}.—-—At
6,6.44, 8.15, and 1’J.52a.r»r.; 2.58 (97-2), 3.25. 5.45
and 10 r. M. (express.) '
Trains from JV'oru.-alk to A"ew Haven.-—At
9.15 A.).{. _, at 2.50, 5.28, 5.58 (ex), and 6.45 P.M.
Scelurgc bill of advertisement at the Station
Houses and Hotels.
JAMES H. HOYT, SupA't.
fig--x . _
—,~,m_kL~ -a \ ' .
Banbury 8: Norwalk Rail Road.
’ S ZZMMER .&RRfl-.7V'GE.7l!,E..7V‘T.
COMMENCING MA? 7, 1854.
Trainarun daily (Sundaysexcepted) asfollows:
DANBURY T0 890'!!! ANORWJILK
lst Pas.rc7z.gcr at 7.00 A. ?iI.—-Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 A. 3:. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. M. accommodation train on the
New York dc‘. New Haven Railroad from New
Haven. Stopping at all stations. '
’2nd Passenger‘ at 4.30 P. M.-—Connecting
at South Norwalk with the 4.30 I’. M. accom-
modation train from New Haven. Stopping
at all stations. Passengers going East from
South Norwalk, will take the New York 4.00
P. x. express train to Bridgeport and New
‘Haven, and the 4.30 P. .\f. accommodation train
to all stations East of Bridgeport.
3:! Passengers and Freight at-6.45 P. M.-
Arrives at South N orwalk in time for passen-
Agers West tofake the 8.55 P. M. express train
from New Haven. Passing the 6.00 P. M. pas-
senger train from South Norwalk at Bet.hel"at
7.00 P. M. . - ,
S0‘U'.l.‘I-I NORVVAAZ-E ‘P0 DANBURY
.13! Passenger at 9.20 A. M.-—Re’c_eiving
passengers from the‘New York ‘and the New
Haven, 7.00 A. M. Accom. Trains, and arrive
at Danbury at 10.30 A. M. Stopping at all
stations, ’ r , ‘
2d‘Passcr‘zger and Freight at l1.15.--Re-
ccivin Passengers from the _9.00 A. u.,train
from ew York, and the 9.35 accommodation
train from New Haven, receiving and landing
passengers and freight at all the way stations,
and arriving at Daubury at 1.00 1‘..\l. This
train will wait 20 minutes, should either train"
be delayed ‘as long. _ \
3d Pass_enger_ at 6.00 P.M.-—Receiving Pas-
aengers from ‘the 4.30 ‘P. M. accommodation
train from New Haven. and the 4.00 I’. )1.
Boston Express Train from New York, and ar-
riving at Danbury at 7.10 P. M. Stopping at
all stations. '
Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so its to connect with the 7 .00
.A.. M. and the 4.30 P. M. trains, and return on
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station of the 9.20
A. M. and 6.00 v. )1. trains.
HARVEY SMITH, SupA’t.
For BOSTON
EGULAR MAIL LINE via Stoningtonfor
Boston, Providence, New Bedlord, and
'l‘uunton.—ln1ltnd Route, without change of
cars or detention, carrying the Eastern Mail.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt-
Joel Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.
France, in connection with the Stonington and
Providence and‘ Boston and Providence Rall-
roads, leaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
cepted) from Pier No. 2 N. 11., first wharf above
Battery-place, at 4 o’clock P. M., and stoning-
ton at 8 o’clock P. M._. or on the arrival of the
mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30 P. M.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength,
safety, speed, comfort and elegance. The offl-
cors‘arc experienr-ed and attentive. /
The COMMODORE from New York-Mom
day, Wednesday and Friday. From Stouiug-
ton-—Tues.day, Thursday and Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York—-
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. From Ston-
ington—-lllonday, Wednesday and Friday.
N.‘ B.—-Passengers on arriving at Stoningtou
proceed immediately by mail _train to Provi:
deuce, Boston, Tuunton and New Bedt‘ord,'or
by accommodationAtrainafrom Stonington at
7 .30 A. M. _
Through tickets on Mondays, Wednesdays
end Fridays for Nantucket, Holmes’ Hole and
Wocd’s Hole, via. New Bcdford, connecting
with the new steamer EAGLE WING.
A Baggage-Mastcr..accompanics the steam-
boat trains to and from Boston.
For passage, berths, staterooms or freight,
applications may be made at Pier No.2 N
or at the office, 10-_B:tttery-plnce. ’
IURE Bay Water. Cologne, Hair Oils,
1‘-5 BISSELL’
SHAKER Herbs and F.*:l.l':lcts, at _
_ BISSELL-‘S.
«EC .
3.
Paper.
LARGE Assortment of Note (something
A
new and very beautiful), Bath, Letter-anrl
Cap Paper, at K
NA:P?'S-
coNvEY.4._Ncl§._§. 2
F‘-tag.es.wi1l be in readiness on the arrival of '
All persons are forbid. trusting any person ,
’ ish parliament, two oz. tea’, ll_‘a.l'f‘ lb.'sIr'-gar, "fail.-1
- SPECIALTRAXN-1.93788 Nor-walk at 6 A.1li. for.
WILLIAMS FZT.iUlol~.'~s
Emiui-ation and Foreign Ex-
_ - A change _IIlce.~ A
No. 420 Fulton Street, New York, a-mi
Whterlao Road, L7'.'z‘e7‘pool. :
v
I
Sailing; punctuallri from Liverpool on the lat: 2
6th, 11th. 16th, 21st and 26th qf mciz moAn.t?z:, ;
l
and ¢'.nm.pri$(' tllcfollowing splrnclid slzips.
Universe. Captain Bird. 1700
Jacob A. Wcstorvnlt, }1o(,('11,,s,,_ 1500
Wm. Kilt-lll)0I10, speucpn ’ 1-,gl)()
Ficoudcroga, 303.1,,’ 1300
t’rincet-on.-. Russell. , 1400
mane. Williazna, min ,
llinnesota, A _qu,_.n_ -,,,,,0 ,
Silas Greenman. Spencer. 1500
Leviathan, Knapp, ‘ 160,,-
Nm. H. Harbeck. Marshall, moo
Guy Manncring, Freeman. i600
Natshington, Page, 1 ggun ;
Enterprise, Funk, ]()U,) 1
Aberdeen, Knapp. ll...) ‘
.tichard Alsop. Smith, 1,“ 0
.*Iiagura., $mith, 101,0
Jelvltt Clinton. Funk, 13“) _
.[a.rmion, Hadley, 101.0 ‘,
Sundusky. Borland, 1200 l
)wego, Hubbard, l5l,4) '
tobt-rt Kelly, Barstow, 1400
{cw Ship, Edwards, 1750
These Ships are the most "magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
md experienced Captains, famed for their nuui
tical skill and kind treatment to emigrants; rm"
aheiraccommodutions for Cabin, Second Cabin,
ind Steerage passengers, are vastly superiorto
‘those of‘ any other Line.
Thc Ship-‘s allowance of "provisions comprises
lour,oat-meal, bread potat peas or bestna,
.-ice and viueg3.r,_which__is d Aoutto the pits-
sengers once or twice n.w_.‘ee.k..during the voy-
age, at tl1é"rate'l0 ‘l-2 lbs. per’ week for each
adult, and half allowance for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, a furtb er
allowance, according too. late act of the Brit-
halflb. molasses, to each adult, ‘weekly, with
three quarts water daily. A In‘ all ca:-les.wl:er-e
any of the persons paid’ for decline coming out,
the full passage money is returned without any
deduction. - ’ I _
Persons residing in the country that desire to
send money to their friendsinlthc Old Country
and wishing to save time, and expen§(.__ 35,;
have it done in a satisfactory,A'and'correctman-
the sum they wish to send, v,-,ith.z];e .m-,mp‘,md
address of the party whole to receivelit when
0. draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
will be forwarded by the first steamer with as
"much punctuality asif the personsending it was
‘present-,and a -r=eceipt—returned- forthe'mon"ev
by next mail. - . :1 : v_ '
- V NE W-3BO0T, SHOE; I
R. Wllllef .3‘ Findlrg'Store
_ WHOLESALE &:_RE'I‘AIL.- _
‘ HE Bllbscriber hereby gives notice to the cit-
izens of Norwalk, and*th‘e‘—public in gen-
eral, thatlle has taken uvstore olfthé west’ side
of the bridge, opposite the Post Cfiicb‘.“N0. 1
Water-atA.~, and fitted it npin gnoa orde1L,T-Where
may be found at all times a large stock of ge_nt’s,
Zludiesl’ and chl1dren’s Boots, and‘ shoes of ‘an
‘(l€.SCl‘lpl5l0nB, manufactlired by us-expressly far
thls m9-"k9_t.- by th" b<_?R't‘of' workmen and of the
best-materials; no exertions willbe spared‘ “to
please those who favor us with a call. Custo-_
mere’ workmade-to order; with neatness, fan
clespatch. A..sl_lare of-public’ patronage is ‘re’-
spectfully solicited by ' J_. P. HANFORD, J if.’
_ Particular attention paid tolrepairing in
all 1ts‘~branches. Norwalk, Aug. 9th.‘ ’
A Turn" ‘ A
Cheap Cash Grocery Store.
HE subscribers would return their thanks
to the public for their very liberal patron-
age for the last two years, and they hope that
by strict attention to the wants of the'commu-
hity,a.nd by fair and honorable dealing, to met;
lt and receive a continuance of their former,
custom, believing as they do, that they can
and do sell all goods in their line, at as cheap
aratc and of as good a quality as can be found
at any other store in the country. They are
now offering great, bargains in Teas, Sugars,
&c., and would invite an examination of their
large and fresh stock of Groceries and provi-
sious. . G. HOLMES 65 CO‘.
Old atand,Ea.st sideMain street.
_...'. .._....g.
The 0111 Blackstllr Line of Packets '
‘. I
u_er,by enclosing-by Poat,to theaubsci-ibera, ‘
-supplied the accurate Formula:
A YER?’ S
.3 . .
, . , . - , . ,
. PILLS.
. NEW 1310 aélls:unn- y5;_-,,-_»9§.,,3~_f,_,1._,.‘,-_.,n,e,,.1.‘— for
33”” 013-” I-fillit-i1'i diseases ——Co<tiveness, L:
$3-7}’A"'t1°n-, J‘l7~“l'l_‘<"~‘. Dropsy, Rheumatism, ‘Fern
L,'°_“tv h“"".‘-“'3.- NCn'olls:nes.a_ lrritabilit7_.',.Inflt-.nu
t“-ms; H"-"A'~l’1‘-‘l10‘». Pains in'thr~ I3reasf.'Sid.e‘, Ba.
and Limbs, Female Colnplnints, J5’:-',-.. &c.. - Ind:
797)’ 59“-‘ HT‘? *-l!€~ ‘.l‘l3"'ifics in which :1 Plugative Ivlr
cine Iii not more or less required. and much si
nc.".= and stltliering might be prevented, if :2 ha:
less but effectual Cathartic were more freelv us
No person’ can feel well while 2. costive hibii
body prevails; besides it soon generates; serious:
often fat:Ll di.<e'.lse's, which rnhzht have been avoir.
bv the timely and jildicinus use of a good puxgati
‘llhitl iv alike true of Colds, I"ev:“rIsh s Tnptoms, ;
llilioils derangeni-znts. They all ten to become
‘produce the deep seated and forinidzlhle distemp
which load the hcalses all o‘.'}e1:r the land. Henc
‘P15 bl. f m'lt"lh'-"c's of t e fir.t ‘ o tar -»
lheapliltlifi lll'3lll£h,}i:|‘ld1l-IIIS Pill llfl: herffc
witll con-,ur'mnc.te skill to meet that demand.
extensi-.-0 trial of its virtues by Physicians, Pro:
"--'1-‘9.]:lnd Patients, has shown reau(l1tl_s surpass-
an-v t fir-_: 1 ‘theme known of an "me ‘cine. Or.
have ‘nu:-vi cl~l2i'-acted beyond belief? were they not 5:
itrtntiatsd bv persons of such exalted position 5
Chvzractcr to forbid the suspicion ofuiutruth.
_ I-I‘‘-J_IH_'. 1: e cniinent Gentlemen to w out we
3'1“ ‘ -f _f_‘or"thc§?: facts, use _ ‘ he S
gear. . ,.\ .. O“. the stmmps d
P_D,‘"-“7’_T-?f'¥‘- -'1» H4113, Practical Chemist of 1
,,;’:§.;'.3‘e;t'°" “"1. and Geologist for the State of DI
1741" l‘I‘“°“3 M D an eminent Bur eon a
Phvs‘cia."., of the’? l "- _. A__ 2' v
the_n‘Lin ii "xtenscilgg WHO h85 long 135
H. C. SOYJTYIWICK, E5 ' .‘.
chants in New York Citj.-.q.” On? of th,eA fifs‘ In
C. A. Davis M. D. s- ,-
United States Nlarlne I-Ioilpithlmatri u$eo‘nfi?"f‘z-
. _ . P , -. b ca, as
Did space permit, we could give. man .
such names, from all parts where the i1]_«; ha
been used, but.cn'deuce-even rnore‘~o ' ' lg];
the certificates of these eminent‘ 3.;-"§:]‘_‘§'§u§¢;,_
shown’ in their effects upon trial. ” :
’I"hese P1112, the result of long i.n7E3tigafi§n .
’ iZ§f€$§.A§f.’ fl’: i‘lE‘i°. ”’2.."‘° “ii ‘
I ~ I‘-.-’ - . ~ It .s
erienrie calh ai-l'nrd. They Ere fiacmpoulldoddnherl
the dru s themselves, but of the meditrihal fir
on y of _ egetable remedies, ex1:ra_cte_d,hy,che.1
i’.‘°f."’.if:.“..?.i.‘.‘i.‘f.°‘.?.‘i§3§l:.E“£i‘l;.°t‘i““"“... ..:‘3..*;*;v-
A S .3 V‘ J. _ ‘ . . , _
system of com osition fo’r'medici.ue’s haebeenfc
in the Cherry eotoral and Pil1a~bo_'th, to produ
more efficient remedy than had hitherto been
b on process. The reason is perfeetly
V10-.13. . \_ln e b the old mode of‘ composition,
cry r-nedieme is . urdened va_tl_r more or less of r.
momouo and in_]llIi0‘I.l3 qualities, by this each 2:
'°'id11eJ..vir't‘ue only that is desired for the cura-
ffect 16 present. All thezinertuand obnoxious qt.
ities; of each tubstance employed are left behind, t
curative ‘virtues only "retained. ' Hbnée it
rlelf-e,vl_dent_ the eflfecta should, prove. a_a_.they he
proved‘ more ely remediahand the Pil1A"a ‘aux
morepowerf , .a_nj:idote to disea5e.tb,a.n,~-any ct".
medicine known to the world.
As it is £reque'ntly‘exp‘et1ie1‘.t that‘- my: ‘nic-
should bctakcnpunder the counsel of ,an_ atte ..
Physician,‘ and as he could not pra‘perl'yj'u‘u _.-.
remedy . without knowingite eomposihop, '~ . .
l? L
Pectoral and Pills’ are made-'toA=£he'wl1‘ole‘ t .
Practitioners in the United Stoteafand British . .
icah Provinces. If however there should I A
‘onewho has not received ‘them, they --r‘..
promptly forwarded by ma.il=_tc'his address.
Of all the Parent Medicines that are oflered .
few would be taken if their compoaitionwas kn A 3
Theinlife consistsiin‘ their mystery. “I hav -
mysteries. , _ -_ ._A ~
The cornposition of my preparations is laid c:--
to a.ll*'inen,‘and alhvho are competent to judge. :
‘thesubject freely, acknowledge. their convict‘ .
‘of their intrinsic merits. The t
pronounced by scientific men to be a wonder
_ medicine before its efibcts were known. Many c.
in _ tfihjsicians have declared the same thing : -
Jny‘ ' , and even more confidently, and are wi
ing‘t'o“»certi£y that their Einticipations ‘were ma
than realized by their effects upon trial. ' .
They operate by their powerful influence on 1.
intemal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate ‘
into healthy action --remove the obstruction:
the stomach, bowels, liver, anclother or _ of 1
body. restoring their irregular action to ealth, a‘
by correcting, wherever they exist, suchderilvi;
tnentsas are the first orifiinof disease.
Being sugar wrapped t ey_ are pleasant to. talc
and being purely vegetable, ‘no harm can arise fro
their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see the wrapper on -‘
Box.
'- v PREPARED 183:‘
JAMES C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chem: A
LOWELL, MASS
Price 95 cents per Box. ?ive’I3oIaa for 5
301.13 37:‘ '
W. E. BISSELL. Ncrwalk.
New Canaan Nursery.
STEPHEN HOYT <1: 00.
AVE on hand andolfer for sale at their
Nut:-leries,situated one and 9. half miles
east of the village of New Canaan, and three
and it half from Norwalk:
App1e,Pear, (standard and dwarfa,) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.
Also, small fruits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Franconia and (thetrue) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberries; Cur-rauta,black English,
red and white Dutch,superior varieties ; Straw-
berries,the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba Grape vines. ,
ORNAMENTAL TanEs.——Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
and arbor vita-s. For vigor and healthfulness.
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 of apple trees,
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers.
and the most valuable market‘var‘ieties.’ Tllese
Nursersea now‘occupymo_re than 15, acres .01
land, embracing more than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. . » ~ - ' 1y-4
hoice and Selected -roas. .
40 CHESTS of Green and Black Teas.
Coffee and Tests, warranted to please;
inprice and quality, they defy superiority.
G. HOLMES & CO.
ATTE_,1\_l_'_1'IONi.-.~ 1 A ”
HE Subscriber grsttef‘ully acknowledges the
T liberal p'.I.El‘Ullktge Wlllcll has been extended
to him by ht.-2 l'rlentt.-l and the public generally,
for the last 14 years, and hopes bystrict appli-
cation to business,to meet a Acontinuan‘ce- of
past f'a.voi-s. l-Ie has now on hand, and is con-
stantly mttnufacturing to order,.all kinda ‘of
Harness. A Having greatly increased his facili-
ties in mainuimcturlng, he is now preparctl to
execute all orders in his linewith prumptness
and lleSpi|.l§C.h, and pledges himself to sell any
same article can be furnished by any other sim.
ilar Establishment in the County or’ State. He
by Saddlers and Harness makers; Harness,
Saddles, Trunks, Vallsea, Carpet Bags, Horse
Bl‘u:3hes,Curry Combs, Cards, Shamois Skins,
Saddlery Ware, Caljrlfl-'g8 .3I_1d Riding Whips,
all kinds and qualities, which will be sold at
manufacturers pl‘lce8. Orders thankfully re-
ceived. Terms favorable.
Norw:tlk,Aug. ll. WM. B. SWAN.
The Wonder ofthe Age.
XCELSIOR Family Starch, ll. superior ar-
ticle, aud as cheap as the common Starch
now in use; it produces a. Beautiful Polish
without gumming the Iron or Fabric. For
salc by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER
or. 00., who can furnish itito-dhalers at-Factory
Prices.
_.
RITTANIA,Jappan’d and Silver Plated
Wares, English and American Knivesand
Forks. at F. H. NASIPS,
South JV‘ orwalk"
Crockery, China. 8; Glass Ware.
NE of the largest, richest and bestselerfed
Stocks of Crockery, Glass & China Wares,
to be found in Norwulk, can now be seen at the
store of the subscriber at South Norwalk, to
gather with a. general assortment of Groceries,
&:c., all of which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. G. W. SMITH-
Lime,
B")? the Barrel or small quantity_.at
GEO. W. S:fII:I'E’S.v
South lhorwallr.
3 ird Seed. ah
ANARI’, Hemp and Rope Seed'.C}1m9 Fl
' Bone, Bird Glasses, &c., at BISSr..LL’S.
GUNS" E GUN S 1
NEW supply of fine and low priced,
A. double and single barrel Guns._]usfrec’d
by ‘WM. 0. STREET.
“ .
Devines’ Pitch Lozenge. ,
HE \°f'0nde1‘ of the Age, for Coughs. Colds
&:c.. at BISSELL’S.
EW‘ Stock of Dr. Ja‘yn'es’ and Ayer’s Pop-
N ular Medicines,_R_odger’a Tar dz Carnelia-
.-_1gua._, Weaver.’s Medicines, and all the popular
Patent Medicines of the day. for sale cllea at.
A BISSELL .
/-
and every article ill his-l.ine‘a8.ch,eap as _tlfé--
‘has on hand all kinds of articles usually kept"
Horse Sheets, Fly Netts, &c.‘, also all kinds of ‘
fiifleln firth flhlltrriistmlnlx.
From S. ./ll. Pettengill &' C'o’s' ./Zdverli ’
Jlgerzi?/y -7V0. 119 Nassau Street, JV. 1
wam-1.
50
YOUNG MEN tt ~ ~
business light, pl-3... . ‘
ble, at a. z_=m.lai'y of $100 per
ther particulars in regard to. me u......... .
close postage Stump. Address ,
6t22 H B. CARTER, Haperhill, .7i!. .-
‘iuaila. care, a-x-newb-
H I _.lrn_J A FULL Assoarimzvr or _
1VI1ll_in'or_-y Goods.
LLASON BRO’S dc CO., 36 Warren-il‘:
New York, (over the store‘ of S. H.T‘-
dz Co.,)_are nowzopening an entire N ew Ste
of the richest and most desirable Goodsin t: A
Market. .Wcohal1 have on jlland of our or
importation and from our manufactory, Pr.
tern Bonnets, French Flowers, Ruclzes, vi’ '
brellas. Pm-asals, and all other-articles in-
lineof business. —
All wil1_-be sold for Cara AND Saonr Tr .
at such prices amvill induce Buvmzs to r. 2
3881.11: : 0.13.918 by letter put. .up in the
manner; .
. - A canrnlrrruee
I irt:-:':::n'ao1v & nun: -
1379 ‘Broadway, C’:-r. Wlziite-s
AYE just recelved.f_ro'm. l .
. auction sales, a 1a.rge..asso:....ent off .
rnrrxo, etc., which they will sellat the fol}
ing low prices : .
Rich Velv 9. C:irpct;11s.‘t'e 145. per yar-
Rich Tapestry, 85. to 10s. _per yard.
Rich Bruseels, 8s. per yard.
Three-ply, as. to 99. per yard. .
Ingraiu, (Lowell rna.ke,) 6s, per yard.
And all oth er Goods equally low.
oak Hall clothing.
‘ UR New Stock of Spring and "Summ-
~ Clothing is completed, and -we will 5
cheaper than any housecun afford in the Ur-I
ted States. WM. H. DEGROOT d:.SON.
OAK HALL, 84 and 86 Fulton-st., and 4? ar '
'49 Gold-st., New York. ' 3rn.i
._Sp1ntual_ .Te.l6_§rapl1,
_THE organ_ol'mo_deru Spirifualism, Fonz-t';~
Vol. commences in May. It contains thy
fullest record extant of Current Facts am
opinions on Spiritual intercourse. Publish:
weekly at $2per ammm ; also, all splrihr
books for sale by PARTRIDGE lb BRITTAIVA
342 Broadway, N. Y
P. S.--A Catalogue
on application. .
,7,
l
61“. 1.
3m
‘of Spiritual Books sex :
3
tlnglisli carpetings, on cloths. iv
EDALLIONS, Ve vets. Tapestry, ‘Bru-
scls. 3 Ply and grain Carpets, Flue‘
Cloths, Coir Mattings and Mats oi_ all kind‘
and every ,1,-tic 19 in the C{1‘]'p( t.Buslness.
WM..& THOS. LEWIS,
1y11 -:52 Pearl Street,New York.
Fancy Goods, Snrins Trade 1355‘
D. M. KNIGHT '& C0.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALER.
Iv Fmrxcu, ENGLISH, Axo GEr.:.t.u.‘ I-‘Artur Goons.
26 and >28 Vesey Street, (Up Starr.‘
between B1-oadivay and Church St., New '16» A
Combs-‘—1‘»ufialo and Horn Back Combs.
great variety, Twist, _D_ressing and IV0
Combs. Buttons-—Stee1, Gilt, Lasting, Moll‘
Twist, Bone. Metal, Silk, Thread, Agate. —
Brushes-—IIair, Tooth, Nail, iizc. Linen Thra.
Spool Cotton,Needles.‘Pius, Hooks and Ey
Hair Pins, Elastics, Whaleboue, Linen 2'-
Cotton Tapes, Linen and Cotton Bobbin.5-
sors. Thimbles, and It great variety of Fm
Goods and Films, &c., all cheap for cash. 1“
En lish. French and German Fcmcv Goal!
5' . :1
Wm. ‘I'a'sker,A 10 Park Place
COIIBS of every description and =l_"l'
French and Chinese Fans, Magic Fa;
new and very choice Perfumery, Cotton no
Thread, N-.-edles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes. SW1‘;
Wax,Coritl and Glass Beads and Ncokln-.:~
large and cxtellsive variety. India Rulv’l€'
Goods of all kinds. Dress Buttons, fine RS502-"3
ment. Rcticnles, very select pttterrls. Pt ".1;
ct Books, Port Monies, dzc. Including a v .-r;
large and extensive stock of Fancy G0 1-‘
Gold and Gilt Jewelry, Sic. ‘Great Ind --:5
merits will be offered to Cash Buyers. Orve.‘
by letter put. up in the best manner.
No. 10 Park Place, New Yorl.
_ WM. TASKER,
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