M:-.u:cA;r. .u:ov1s::Ri‘Ar{.n man-
.___-.__ _.__.__.._
G
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fl?-lfrfl : ll fl in ~
.¢v....«L,s.. CV’.-a. .-.~»,- N .» -'s'\-\a\'.'.«\r— .. ..v.-V -v‘-'~*-’
Signs of a H01-‘sc7:a 'I‘eirnpe1'.
The size, position and motion of the
ears of a horse are iiiiporlanl. point-:‘———
Those rather sin-all than large, 1’lc“i_'-“"3
not far apart, erect and quit-21 in inotimi.
indicate both breedii1.1§ ‘W ="l.)“‘ll»3l1‘-lll
a horse is in the fiw.-qi.ieiit litiliir of carry-
ing one ear forwiird and the other hack-
Ivard, and especially if he does so on :1
journey, he will gciiizrmlyr possess both
spirit and endurance. Ihc siretcliing of
the ears in contrary directions shows
that he is attentive to everytliiiig that
passing around him, and while he is do-
ing this he Ct‘.11lIOt be much fatigued, nor
likely soon to become so.
It has been reiiiarkeil tliat few l'10l‘Si"'s‘
sleep without pointing; one ear forwarrl,
and one backward in ordi:-.r that they
may receive notice of the approach of
objects in any direction. \Vlien lioixces
or mules march in company at ni,<.rln,
those in front; direct their ears lorwar d ;
and those in l.l1E1Tll(l(llt-‘. of the train turn
them laterally, thus S1-Eellllllfl, to be actu-
ated by one feeling‘ which watclie.<- their’
general safety. ‘
The ear of the-. llUI"£-1‘. 1.‘-'. oiic. of the
most beautiful parts about him, and by
this is the temper more safely indicated.
The ear is more intelligible. even than
the eye, and a person accustomed to the
horse can tell, by the expressive. inotiriii
of the organ, almost all that lit‘. tliiiilcs
or me:_i.ns. Wlicii :1 horse lays his c
flat back on hisneclr, he most :1$Slll"'Lll_\
means mischief, and liVs1='i11(.li'3l‘I< S:l‘iO1ll.'l
beware of his heels or few. In pl‘
ears will be laid bacl: but not slide ‘ ‘C
if,’ or so long. A quit-.". rzliaiirjc in i...
position, and more ‘pr-i‘l.i.'_".‘:l2"ii‘ Iii“.
oression of the eye at the time will di .-
tinguish between plr§-l'tilii.~.;.» and V309.
The hear-in-._Jr of the liorse i.-‘ i'cmal‘k2:-
bly acute. A i.liou,~an:l vil.ii:a.iioiis of l.ll~.‘,‘
air 100 sllglit to nialre ii'ii.pi'es:-tioii in the
human on}, are i'eadil';,* perceive-d l._ij,~’
him. It isavell known tocvery l.iuutin;_j
man, that the cry of iiounds will be rec.-
ognized by the horse, and his ears will
be erect, and he will be all spirit and ini-
patience a considerable time before the
the rider is conscious of the least sound.
‘The Hero and the Rider
Sez Posts Tops Dowm.eaicZ;-.-
gustus ‘Adams of Brecksville, S.'1}"«°~ on
this sudject:--Twezizzy fuzz;-,7/ears ago
lal'::e
.,,
'3
A ll -
While clearing a field, I cut down
green white oak tree, and a limb sir: to
eight inches in (llanlG‘[€1', stuck into the
ground, top down, and i.l1l't-3:: liar-.r. in l!l,‘.§l1l
Last spring 111y..“~O1l llllclltltl to it With a
large pair of oven, and broke a chain,
but left the limb tlglll. and sound in the
ground. Subsequently I out two §1.'_‘i[G
posts from a small white. wood tree, the
butt one I sat witli the hut‘; doxvn, and
the top one with the top down. The
butt onerotted and fell to the ground in
half the time the other did. I. could re-
late many more proofs that‘. posts set
with theigtops down, are:-. more durable
than when Set’. with their l)1'li.l'.‘~ down.--
I now set ail.‘ 777r_'f],.’)U$'CS tops (170207/.?’Jr’1.’(‘(Z .’
O/2//fo For/izcr.
To cure G/iiget iii’. CozI'.v.___-\ COl'l‘£‘:‘-‘-
pondent of the Ohio Purine: ,r;‘i:-res the
following as a cure. for gfirjgctl “Take
raw linseed oil and rub all over the c:'i‘.vs
bag,w'nich if done on the lirsi. appear"
ance, is all that is 1'1t‘.P(lI.’.(l sis:-iici'nlly, bui .
two or three applications always have
cured thc m‘.is.t stulihorn 0'5"-«.=.:“-, and is
easily done.”
Cure for Boz5.——-’iNilli:2ii'i. II, D;-.=.v.= an
of Arkansaszgives the i‘ollo\viii_g,~ l"?1llEtll_s'
for the bots, in the l3~i;iiitiici‘ii Culiivaror.
Allow me to give you a. sure rind specil_-,
cure for the bots. Fmin -10 to 50 grains
of quinine in one pint of brandy, then
add one pint of water. My (3I§[)8l'l€'.|f.‘L’
in horses nas l.>E€3l'l considerable of late
and I have seen zi. goodly iiumlier taken
with the bots. I liavc. also given the
above remedy and in no clue». failed to
cure. »
was:
.
~ vi.
Cu7e,(Zi7' FeZo;2s.-VVii.liii1 the p:»i~~:
year we have known the spinal lll?\l'iD‘~.‘.'
of an ox ora cow applied by llll";‘. dill
ferent persons ‘WI-Ell the most sat‘i.~.fac:.«.ii-y
results, in relieving the pain and seen.
ring a speedy cure of tlieir felon.-3-. Tm.-
wc are confident, will be, var}: iis:-iii;
information tornang; 1‘-E31‘-fO_ll:‘-.-, The spl-
nal marrow sliould be applied fro:=li. c'-.-’t-:-
ry four, hours for t.\VO days."
Sc/Tcmzfic Ameriica./2..
[[3-PA new seedling strawberry called
the Jenny Lind seedling‘, has made ‘it.-
appearance in the Boston 11'lZ1l'l{(’.l.. It is
said to be large and of delicious flavor.
Bees and Film’. Tr.=es.——'I'hc writ.-er
in a literary journal of Paris, states that
the bees greatly improve the fructifi: a-
tion of fruit treees. Orcliards in wliir:‘.i
several hives are kept, always prod uce
more fruit than those in which there are
none. In the Provinces on the Rliiiic.
the fruits are more abundant and lilltfl’
than in any other part of Germany, am!
there it is the custom to keep larx_»_«~
quantities of bees, Plants too, wlii.-l.
bees visit, thrive better in the iieighl.ior-
hood of hives.
P7'0-“]_?9C2Sf07‘ F;'n.2'/._ win. I-'l"e.»‘te2~/A NW1!)
York.-——The Hori.ic.iiltui'ist has tho lol-
lowing in relation 10 the fruit pro.c.p.')(:i
in this section of the coniiiry looks vs.-r_v
beautiful and full 01‘ promi:-c. Neva,-i
have We seen it at this .':‘»(’1l>i)i‘ ‘..-,0}; ‘per;
ter in any respect, exceptiiig; pL:Rr,‘l1C:-:..—-
Apples, pears, plums, cherries, and -,9,’
the small fruits promise the mo.-;t iitiiiii
Oid so/d‘ic.r.~?, Soiifiem IT‘?-(l'U'lUS and Orphans.
BY an Act ofCongress, passed at the session
just. closed, all Soldiers and Marines who
.-‘crvetl 14 days in any War since 17.‘10—and all
seamen and flotilla men who liane served on
bi: ard of any armed boat. or vessel of the Uni-
ted States, in any v;-.11‘ since 1700, are entitled
to 100 acres of Bounty Laud. When the sol-
dier is dead, his widow will receive the land.
If no widow survive. then the minor children
reccix-‘e it. All soldiers who served 14. days in
the ‘li31‘0lLlliO1l;'lI‘(3 entitled. and if dead, tlieu
the widow will receive it.
'.I.‘hc f‘—1ll‘!‘?C1‘ll.1C1‘ has peculiar facilities; for
])1'0C1tI'lllj_f Warr-.ii1ts, and will give his prompt.
at-tciitioii to all claims presented,
A. H. BYINGTON;
The Concord Grape.
B/ 1'1“,-,.“-,;S‘ll~\‘.‘£tt'l)jl\1’l'l11' & C0,, No. 7_ Mcrcliants-'
u‘.'.i. :,';(r- ,3 ,- _.
Bali‘.-: new and supci'ifii-17li'ii1:<:.ml.lildH sllddlg
which is placed in their hands for sale. This
very remarkable Auicricaii variety is the 5_rrc-.i-
tesi {1CL'_(|.1lSllllOl1 tliatliiis over yet been made to
()lll'll1ll'1l_\’ 1l‘.1l.lVC Grapes, and siipplics the dis-
.<'_:il<-1‘:\tti.iii so long‘ wanted, 01' a FU]>01'l01‘ lab].-
= ‘-i ‘c, si1l‘ficiciitl_y liardy to willi:s!au<l the col-
. «lc.-'1. (‘.l.il1l‘.i.l.0_. and early enough to ripen its
mm‘ l“ “‘‘-’.V 1J:ii~tol' the I‘:01'l.>ll~“l'I1 or I‘-"e:W Ell.“
.‘—"'i%'-3‘-ll -".tiLics. I1. is _,f«iz/r Il‘z“</'.‘.\‘ cilrllfil‘ lilm"
the lsaliellri. :i.1.muL two i..i:-.i-31.-3 i;-iirliizr tliau ll
Diairi. It is fnllv ripe from the ‘id to the 101!)
of Scptcinbszr, 35.} iii r.ic-=.i7- have been
cxliibited the last . . l ’-lial (l-"LIP; l3“‘
fore the _\{:'(';’”‘,:‘(Cl1i1 .~ Hiiiii ncultural Society.
It is 3. 1'r1r).<,i, v?._-_.,.i2-oils; gi-oiviiig vino. perfect-
ly ll€11'(ly, mm biiiiclies of l:11'_J,‘0 size, hand-
sonielv {~TlIn.11lltl!.‘l'4‘ll. oltcn weigliiiig a pound,
and wllli l;ir;,c 1‘I..|1lllI.llSll oval berries, frequent-
l-, pp-;i,<i;i~iii_~_. an in: h in iliamcicl‘, COlOl‘ very
ii...-1:. 0;)‘. 1 .-ml \-Jllll -.1 tliiek blue bloom, flesh
...~.i'.», l.»iill:~.-:iml_iii;<«y; flavor very rich and
i|_[‘-’i'lLil‘!‘-'. iili ll line ::'}_)1‘lgll‘Il_‘f aroma. ’.l‘l.ie
1olE.iu."‘ 3-" ll‘-1‘.E:‘=.-. l.iroa.<l. and thick, and timber‘-
'..ll1'\ .- ll or been knov:u_ to mildew, rot or
' H!1L".:%i’ 1111;.‘ circuinst-ance.=.i during»: the
us since it has borne l'ruit. 11 I -‘ ~1-
vxno liave tiisted it pronounce
to the Isabella in ‘ipesf. condition.
0,‘oi;2i‘ons off/ie Fruit Co7ii'77z2'tf.cP of fiir ."i."r.:.~-
.=:ru‘i2us€r'f.< .7-Iorficul/zlrrii Socfrfg/..
_Vl ‘F3."2 Seplcniliei‘-~“Scedliug Grape iron) E.
l)‘. liull, lar,0:e, liandsoinc. anti e:;e'ell<i1.l.."
1E53——".l"ully i-i:p.i:il lC.S})L'li‘li1]1?i1fi last year,
lin.nd-
l'?
l‘ll"
\.
and proves to be a remarkalil_-. ear 5‘.
some :iu.:'1, very SI1])0l‘lO1‘ i_..;. 2.-” , ,
1.’?-.'34——“"i"."e predict a _c,en-.,-i-al cultivation.--"
.TiE-I3-.*“ Fine stroiig one ear all plants ready
for sale at ‘.3: each. or 4 per dozen. Plants
sa13.:l'.' paclzcd for li'azsspo1‘tat.ioii to any part. of
18
the coniit.*y.
” Get the Best.”
"*-",7,T£E‘~;;I3El{’5 QUARTO DICTIONARY,
I‘; ll l.lir.;bi‘ir.l,gcd ; Price I:‘crduced to Six
;-DLII/(T7..°», l’u'i)i1sl1e(l l.:_'7*. G. 3}: U. _\lERRIAM,
l:ipriiiglield.3.las>s.. and for sale at all Book-
: :.'Lul't->2.
Also, Ii'eZ;.°f<*i".v Sc/’zoo[ Dirtioiiafies.
l-Vviisi:-r’s Dictionary, University Edit.ion..
'\‘."ci.i;=r.-c-1"s Acadciiiic l)ictionar_v'.
'.l'~ii:=i-ii--‘it lligli School Prouounciug Dic
t.ioii::ry.
ll’-usir-i*'s Prlinnry School Dictionary.
\\"i.-bsi.+=i".~; l1‘.lci1iciitai'y Spellinglsook.
. li‘oi.'n1riig ti ciiinplctc series of Sli\1idai'(l_Dic-
LlUl1'.il'l.U.~' 01' the liiiigiiiige, .-'ecuring unifo1'init.y
in llll: use 01 liingriagc, as well as in orthogra-
phy aiiil pi'ouuiic.i-.itiuii. ’
’l‘li».- Ucnnitions in 'i'i’eb.~:l.er's School Diction-
arii.-,< are tak-.~n l'i-om his large worla, and com-
uinc the .<lHl10t‘Xt1‘:ll(.‘llC(3 in this and other fea-
tur-as, a..-1 \.lCt"S the l'.1llc1'.
(inc l1lllllUllC‘-l)])lt‘.‘€ oi‘ the Spclliiig Book are
iolil i‘llllllllll_')'.
‘file luailiiig series of School Books publish-
ed in the c.onnti'y arc ba:-:cdiiponl)r. \Vcli.st.cr’s
.<_y.~:tc‘I11.
i-[is work lS:LCl{110\\’l€:(l_Q’€(l, as well in
., I _ ,
(1"r".‘ill.iv)l' am as this ‘.Ol1llll‘_Y, and wherever
the ljiigriisli l:iiigii:igie is spoken, to be superior
to -.‘.i1_y oil-xvi‘.
Dr. Web.-;Lci*‘s Ediica.i.ioii:il Work:-'. it is be-
licvcil, liave done iiiorc to secure the unil'orIni-
ty of proiiuuciiition and iizsc of liiiigiizigc, and
l'i'ci:doiii l'i'cin l’i'o\‘incialisiii so rein-.u'l;ablc in
Ll1l>.CO1lllll’_}' esp-"<;iali_y \\'l11‘l.l_l.l)C great. influ.\’
of l"oi'ci;_;'iii~i's from all llLll.lf.lll"l is coiisirlcrcd
than any otlier cruise.
Tlic atteiitioii of the lriciiils ofpopular edu-
cation. Stipr-i'inlcndi.-i1t:i. 'l‘c:ir:l1i:-1‘.-2 and Parents
is soliriili.-it to il1i:l1l1])Ol‘l.{lllf3l'. oi‘ pcrpctiiat.iii_.<r
this. purity by the. 11‘-'1‘. of .‘~'11(‘.l] rt Natioiiiil
St-.5_'iiil~.ri‘cl.
Noah We1)ste1'——Professor Stowe.
'L*iir1cr (late. of Illziy 15th. 2.9.?»-I. Professor
Slob,-r-__ l'c.i~im-i~l_-,~ of Ohio. iio‘-.v oljllassaehrrsetls,
ivcll l.fiiowi1 its an ai‘<".r.=nr. an ll1l;Clll;-',Plll- friend
Lil" populiir (,“(l'Cl.';’.I.li')ll.. . '
-' I am Ill.-clilmlly in :i.w.ir oi"'\'\'ebst.i.>rl'iii'thc
l'0llov.‘iii;_-,‘ l'l‘:l5()lJS. to Wit."
1. ‘.\’--bsl.ci' the nio.~:l. uniformly aiialo,t;:i-
.1 and .7...’-ll’-coil. .._~il‘lli.
1!. .ili- " ""-3111 1"all~t in }llO‘.‘l.l'.‘Ol‘.1plH'f-Ely with
lllOiCl'i-ll-1l"'i oi” the l€‘r11_§;,".lil,‘:'£’Z and if in any-
tliing he Je.-sbcyoii-1presentusage it is inlne
l'lgl1?.¢.ll}‘i:CilOll, ‘.'.ll(l 1l11.‘11Stlf_jE‘ will soon over-
tal:e him. .
L Flu llzif’ prc-'<ciil. posse“:-:ion of the ground
inure lli-an any‘ 0Lll(‘l' one. In tlic United
..\'.i:i.i~;= ho is the airi1izirif_z/, cve1'ywhcrc,exce t
in lJr.i~‘l~:.ii. and r,-vcii ther-.-. more than any (infli-
Cll
er .9.=ir. In ‘.:I' ‘land he liris more than any
ollier min". and l‘..‘~L'(.'l1lll111:)ll:\' gaining. ‘
He» iv-tl:r= ~r-'::it ..'.‘ii:e.=‘iuin. P/iilologioz,
tllr: most l.’-arr‘.-.u and duvot.cr.1 scliolar in ‘his
7.1.1:.-_i_, 1‘111]«"l1l. that the Eiiglish knows;
.or this 1‘;-'.i:-on. otlicr r.liim_>,-.~: being vqual,
,. ':-:=1lic prcfi.=rcucc.
.. .1: we v'ou‘ld liavc iiiiifoiniity, we must:
zitlciit ‘»‘.1‘l;v_-t-'=i'. for he cannot" be displaced;
O
..
but I) ‘- iiiaj: he _
" Ii. , -. ~ rue ,g§1'(’l‘tl.]Jlf‘{1Si]l‘F?lO stale that 1
ll:‘.'.‘l’; in lo urac citlicrol' your quarto or octavo
L)ict'.cii:ar}‘, ever since the time of their publi-
C‘:1l'iI3ll. mail that for copiousncss. 1'01‘ exactitudc
of i1«::liii-.i.lir;n_. au:.l aclaptctliicsi-. to the present
.<ta‘.‘.r- of 5-cicnr-.c and litcr:iiure,1lic_v seem tome
to Ii»: the inost valuable works oftlie kind that
I]1;i,v:i(1i'9i‘Sf}l.:l‘llll<)1Il‘l2111§§llRg‘3. In the _r2jeu-
'l,~r-al p1~inci_'pl-3;; of ()l'lIll0:_'fl't‘t1)ll}‘ and pronuncia-
Lion. ".‘.‘l1lt‘l1 _voii1ia.':c adopted, I also concur,
and shall cndc;ivoi' lJc1‘t-after‘ to conform to them
in ‘[311’-”ii€‘@.'7—~l.)1‘C€ Waylaiirl of Brown Uni-
vcr. ' .
‘ I li;‘l'i.‘r~ 1:->r=u in the habit of using Dr. Web-
ster“ I)ictioii.a.ry for several years past. in
i.irci'ci'ciice ‘*0 all OIl15.’l‘”,. because it far excels
ilir.-in all Fr :11’ as I l-mow, in giving and defin-
mo; 5;-is-iifilic ippms.-..-"—-Pres. Hitchcock ofAm-
l‘i(?'.‘”-l College.
For sale l.i_v all B(iol‘.sclle1‘s.
€;.‘il.e:i.o :I311'i"“:’1i11g Pltrid.
7 _1l'llS."'_1.iipi-i'i.ii' l";urnin_r: Fluid is manufac-
tured by N. 7 ".RT .1 ll. 8:. Co.. and posses-
-cs the followiii lv:.nta_u;c..s over Alcoholic
l’l_n:7d. vi‘/. : .1 .' -.-' ‘.ll|lO1‘4.?.‘~'lP.{1(l_§' anr_1str0ng-
er light. is not. czsplosivc ‘.".l'1(l will burn -10 per
cent. loo;‘e-.r tlian common fluid. For sale by
the li;'i1‘rcl or rritail l)_‘;' l\7i".l. C. STREET,
..\o_'eii‘i. for :\l.f)l'\'»".‘..ll~'. and vicinity.
1
....,
’.i‘v€Eir.i.‘o:-_' of Scvasropol, Crimea,
Axli .‘il.\i' or‘ '1‘lli1IiL.‘1(.'[\' SE91, with a mi-
iiiitc.il<isci*ipl.loii, and iiiiportaiii statistical
iiil':‘iriii:il.ioii. at l{l"-I.»\l’l"'.'~‘i.
Professor Ba1'ry’s
UATED Tl.‘l:"Opl1"1‘O11.“-, :1 new supply
dantcrops that we have had in in:-.iii_,.
years. '.l.‘he droutlibf last season, by
checking the formation of wood, lll‘.L\ .
brought eveiivcry young tardy l)L’Z1l‘ill‘.‘
sorts in a fruitful Colltlltloll. The oid
peach trees in this State are dead. ‘We
travelled a day or two ago, tlii'on;_{li tilt:
best peach district in >VVi'3E§fi3l’lT! New
York and found l.llCil1.‘=2ll1LlS oi. trees root-
ed up and prepared for the tire. Yoiiiig.
trees,as we predicierl in :1 late iiuu'ilicr
of this journal, are ill-:r:lV to si.irvivc,'_.»,liii_t
the disaster is a Very :‘;.';:r‘li)llS One, l\.-Vi-2
know of single i.ir<:li.'ir:lisi..-: \Vl10 liaviz
lost thousands of fine, fizll-grovxii, li-:—::ir-
ing trees,
A .Bt).‘;’iOll sch-'.iol:; a
morning or two siiicc, _a rtigiiieli lli‘r;iii'..
presentegl the followiiig 6}i(‘.l1f5E?lOl' i:m_‘.i_
D555 7'“"‘1V1l55@S’-‘-Vlialc the l17.‘il'I3l.' for
running away.” Tllatnhecli we.-. .‘iniv
honored. ' I
B? In one of the
[K§"’EVe1'y shell thro\i.»'n la,-._i tlw. ,l:.iiQ‘--
lisli at Sevastopol costs 1530, and 21 moi.
tai well virorked will throw‘ for-i,.~.,.. ,.
an hour, at an expense of .’.Cl,i)_l)l_l,_~
Each ball fired from a. Lancasi.«:i' xzun
costs over $150. Each discliarrjr: hwiiii
an ordinary cannon costs about $5.
lizzlls
High Priceof, .PI‘02}‘l:3Z'0)z.';.—--—lV..[€:'.’ll112
:1 friend in the street the other day Willi
a broad grin on his pliiz, we _-(sped mm
the cause: He pointed to a sirloin steak
he was carrying, and said that he was
liurrying home a gerizlcnian offered him
twenty-five" cents for the p1‘i‘.'ii_(-ge of
walking a short distaiicc liceidc inn
steak.—-Roc/Lester Union.
,--"1l'll.l3llli’.
‘L,/_Eii"i. l'<‘(‘f§l\‘1‘C; 0 l. KNAPPXS.
3.’R..<:a:r.ac1o'v7°a.1 2
rro.i;.r./Ins tr co,
\,'\'l£ iI.«ei.iov-ill l.l)(,'ll' Grocery and I’i‘ovis--
iU11»*"li‘.i'c lo No. /1 Slri<lrly'sBlock,wlici‘c
' ’ ' j.i;l-.i<llrisci".‘c all their old l'i'icn(l‘.-2
l“i'i.-:-'li.
:.:il_
a’ ‘,‘_
‘-4 .
01.13
;.‘.t..
‘.<.lioI. Pills-iit Fuse. Caps.&c-
1gir;r-.vi
S -11 r \r ui 1 5g
-1- _ ' ’ l.l1i.iliCJllhAl) ;J.
'j:l.‘.-'L I15 ll.-\.l,,_'‘Ell'.‘r_1 ‘ (;.-,3 ,.,,t,.,1 f_,‘,]l3_\.~j“_g-
rjyriaiii and 1oi1c1,;-‘.r.:.i,3 (ii. l{X.\Pi»r,,_ ‘
‘E7'El)l')l7;'I(-‘r l.7iIi'-.‘cl<i‘pi-:.. 5. ,,—,..,,_l , _.,.,.,e1,y. at
,, .
lixlr-i*='s.
.'PIOV€.'~':T3 do i
ESiil_iscr-ii.ir.>rS li.a.'ve r. lot. ii: }>].-,.-.,~.. 5,,
l’.4‘l'it.l, of the best. pn1.tc1‘iia in use, -.=,-0;.-_.y,
'."'r‘. t.lI”1Sii‘O11?» of cicarin,r_-j out. and gym
in cell at it b?.1',r::iiii to any vrlio r....,y i,..
in ii..2il. ..\.l'-ri 2. lo‘. of Picks, ivliich will be
sold i Fi/zr/,~i. WA ']‘l-JRBUIIY ll? .DU.I\TC.’\N.
.il_v' pci'l'iiini:rl Old Brown Wind-
. 3‘ hi
ILA .3=':i’ f'3r.iai,.i. .'=..t KNAPPS,
l’“lH"3-l.-[P3 Ce-leliralcd \l."a.-iliiiiir Com-
w-~-w ‘\ r -0 ‘I’ 1
,b‘[:i.:iil.!l_,.l-15» 1(,\,iApp.s_
.'-.§rr.si.ira.?nce,
lgdil " .13 :7l1l'receiv:;- 1'pllr;al..ion.=-7
__' ‘ ii '0 nice in ‘.119 Ilanrptlen Stock
',\ “:.l -.x...- . -. ,. , _
liil 1a. lii.,1.1...-.iic.c Comp. ,7 , 01 Springfield,
low: or inc nest of N..v Eiisrlaiir1Com-
")..m3. l"""."'lll11.‘?, Iliiiises. Barli:-'. Stores.
. . _ . _ . ,
‘ 9"‘°‘~‘3. Hcuzclicld 1’u.ri1itLirc.&c.,at
-"W" -"”l.‘vK-’.:'io.:1 comllimv. ALSO
.\
”""" H"-""°" 7‘“1’l"'”1l 1-‘ifc¢Irisii1'=incc
Tip “he i If-UH‘ “i T .
. ., is c. ...ioii cl. hopper Ware
F r-.vc1‘y description constantly on h-ma
f'.1lfl.ll1t‘llletOO1'(l0T;n]sii3,R0Qfi;]p-:G,1t{e,.s
Condirct01‘s. etc. All orde~1'.-piincii-.m]]s at-
tended to, at C. (.5: E . K. LOCKW0Ol)":S_
Zfiounty Land Warrants. l
, ‘-lire...
AT THE SOUTH NORWALK
IN" "U E. g IE3‘ I? Y .
THE Proprietors wish to call the attention
01‘ their customers and the public to their
choice stock of Fruit and Orna.menta.l Trees,
consisting of Apple, Peiir, Plum, Clicrry.
Peach, Apricot, Quince, Strawberries, Goose-
bcrrics, JIV/lite Blackberries, and black Naples
Currants.
Norway Spruce, White Pine, Balsom Fir,
Anicric-.111 Spruce, Arborilas, Weeping-willow,
Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash.
Also, the pure ltcd AUl.W(¢1‘1),WlllCl1 we war-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for its
being the pure plant.
GEO. SEYMOUR dc Cri.
We wish to call particular attention to
our large stock (being the largest in the Sl.atc,)
ol'dwiu-l'l’c-ai-s_. of 30 or 40 choice varieties.
eofifisvowssamn
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‘ ofcvcry variety of ])a.tt.(>.1'nR, and of the
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meut ol‘Amcrican and Foreirrn l1'ia.rblP-, 'l‘»?Pl5
constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to pro
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and give -.1 p(,’1'SOl1al inspectio
and workmansliip, astliisi will be more satis-
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opportunity n1‘testiii_o~ the quality of the arti-
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cxpczise to any post. office in l.heUnif.cdStatcs,
on the receipt of the i'e.t-ail prices. 7
' if or:r.s one 1
OILED :nidl’.aw Linsrccd Oil, waiwantcd
pure. ‘
1-llcachcrl, El,F1)lliJ.11l‘.l'u"l1{L.lC,1.111111) Oil.
Rosin. Lard and Macliino Oil.
7/.=‘=i.°~.‘*
forpurc articles.
ilvii. C. S'1‘R1a‘E'l‘.
or retailed. at lowest rate
Octffl, l-95-l-. .
row Bzltrs.
tOLll) ‘Steel and Steel plointed C1‘0V\;I3E‘l1'-‘E:
for si2}1c bv W.'.‘vl. C. ST llulfl‘.
V O()l.li‘ER'l‘S ROOST, '.,Waaliingtoii .lrv-
iri_:,s last work.
'1‘lic ‘Wiles Victory, by i\l1‘3:5- Soutliwmtli.
The Hcrinits Dell, and ‘many other new
Books may he found at KNAPP’S.
I AIR, Tooth and Nail Blair-.licc, ii. fine as-
sortmeiit alt KNAPVS.
‘-6 Wu re an d
Lt‘.-ar.l Pipe at
,.___.4.._..... __
Brushes:
4.i....l.{, si{eéi"t}Ei'}§.Ia
F. H. NASIPS.
Sn utli. .V'ur'It.'ni1.~.
V
d, $256,
ante
€:},:\l‘ Z=..forl:p;a,rj,'c :C'.ccu1‘ity, for a t.ci'rn of years
I for wliich .<»‘I'Z7C72. per new. interest. will be
,iiaid. Enqiiire-.11. the Gar.-tttc Office. 1.1
’ csr i:.r.cnIv.ED an assortment o1Lubin’-xi’
9: Jules 1iaacl’:x_. and I<i:i1~risr.iii~'.=7. Pcrf‘umes,
1‘./"»Iir‘v 3o.~.p.i, l‘nilc1.Pn'wdvi‘. .\'c.. at_ , _
BISSELIJS-.
' Iron 8:. Steel.
FU LL _a3.3orlment ofIron and Steel snité
ed to this mn.r-ket,just. received and for
sale 1),? WM. 0. STREET.
S
Sledges Hammers.
TONE and B1ac1_;smi1.li-‘ii Slcrlgcs and II:i.m
mcra, all .’3l7.(?".._)11-°L1‘f’.CI‘:"i1.‘(.'Cl by
Wlil. C. STREET‘.
____.___._._.————____.___ .
Hay Cutters.
"1ELF-Siirpcning Hay and Feed Cut tcriilalm
:5 best in n.,,,,_ warranted and for sale by
. - l
cure 3.ionuments or
ii of our material
standing.
any depth,
Pipe attaclierl.
variou.=..°-izes : Brass and Iron Cul1enders.ii‘r.
Pure Neale Foot. Oil, i‘0I" sale by the barrel '
; __'WM. c. STREET.
Lumber. Lurnber.
HILL «I: HUBBELL have recently com-
menced tl1c.Lum1icr business at the old
stand lately occupied by .Mr. Charles Thomas,
and intend to keep on sale _ '
Timber, Lath and Lime,
togctlier-with every -variety of Lumber sold in
this market. We shall be happy to accommo-
(latc customers with any thing in our line at
liberal prices. .111, HILL,
J. C. IIUBBELL.
Norwalk, April 13th. 1855. 15 6"mos
NEW MBA‘? MARIKET.
Having taken the new building adjoining
the store of .\..Icssrs.A1lcn. Meeker & Co., the
Subscriber respectfully calls the attention of
the Public, and cspccinlly the inhabitants of
Norwalk and vicinity. to his establis1imcnl..-—-
He intends keeping alwaysa good assortment
of the best quality of meats, served up in the
best style. Ho believes they will grcat-lyc0n-
suli. tlieir interest in biiyingtlieirmeats ofhim;
liavin_«_rt‘aci1itics for obtaining my stock at the
lowest prices and scllinggfor cash, I am (‘.OI1ll-
dent in saying I can furnish Customers with
meats at much lowci'1‘alcsil1an those who sell
on credit. My businessistransacted on the
most lionorable metliod, the one price system.
believing one price better than a~dozeu, bo-
eide saving :1. great: deal of time in bantcring.
All who vrisli, can have‘ their meats scat to
their clvvcllings, free of e:i:pcnse_,by leaving; the
order. A call is rcspectfiilly solicited.
Norwalk, Sept.'7t.1i. STEPHEN HAYES.
1
Saddle &LI-Iarness Establishment
.i’l.“I' WESTPORT.
I-IE subscriber would inform his frieudcrinfil
the public, that he has now on hand at his
establishmeiit, east side the Bridge, one of the
largest and best assorted stocks of Harnesses,
Saddles, Trunks. Valises, cai'pct-bugs, bla.iil;—
ets. whips. fly-nets, Saddlcfis H£LI‘(lW.'I.I‘(‘ and
Sad_d1.er’s Goods in general, ever before offered
in Westport, and he would respectfully solicit
an examination of his stock. R€pni7‘i71.g neat-
1y.clicaply_. and ,prompt1_v done. All orders
e:-rccnted with care, and work warranted.
" WM. S. JONES.
'"-‘AIR D"/fES.—--Julius Ha_el’s, Waters, Bat
cl1elor’s and other Hair Dyes, [of sale
BISSELUS.
HYG-EANA.
E;-‘orig/if Home in the Door of the -’l’fiN’lG72-
WONDERFUL Discovery has recent]
been maile by Dr. Curtis, of this city, in
the treatment of Consumption, Asthma and all
diseases of the Lung. . We refer t-o_"‘ Dr. Cur-
tis’ Hygeana. or Iiihaling Hygean Vapor and
Cherry Syrup.’-’ With this new method Dr. C.
has restored many :afiiicted ones to perfect
health ;a.s an evidence of-which he has innu-
merable certificates. Speaking of the.trea.1,~
merit, a physician remarks : It is evident that
inhaling-—const-antly breathing an agreeable,
healing vapor, the medicinal properties mast
come in direct contact with the whole of the
arial cavity of the. lungs, and thus escape the
"many and varied changes produced upon them
when introduced into theyitomacli, and sub-
jected to the proce‘s",s; or digestion, The Hyge-
aim is for sale at a.jII}thc‘d'r_uggiats’ Lhroughoiit
the countr_v.—-./V’. Y. Du‘t'r7Ii7iidn ofJ'a7i.' 14».
The Inhaler is worn on the breast, under the
linen witlioutthc1castinconvcnience—the heat
of the body being siifiicicnt to evaporate the
fluid.
Hundreds ofC_i.sns of Coimslike the follow-
ing might be named. One package of Hyge-
ana has cured me of the ASTHMA of six years
Jas. F. Kec.vcberi‘_1/, P. ./V.
of Dimcamion, Pa.
I am cured ofthe Asrrntir of 10 years stand-
at
iug by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana.
./'l[ar,g'a7‘ef Ezzstoiz, Brooklyn, ..I\’'. Y.
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Hammond Sit., N. Y., was
cured ofa severe case of Brunclietis by the
Hygcanm
My sister has been cured of a Disrmzssixri
Conou o{'sevcra1ycars standing, and decided
to be incurable. by her Physicians. She was
CUR}-ID in Our: _\1o_\'rn by the Hygeana.
J. H. Gaubcrt. P. /1I., Riclimonzl, .Me.
Price three Dollars a 1"ackage.—Sold by
CURTIS Sr. PERKINS dz BOYD &. PAUL No.
149 Chambers St., N. Y. ; and W. E. BISSELL
Norvvalk.—i.t Packages sent free by exp1'c..as to
any p
art"ol‘ the United States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.—-Dr Curtis’ Hygeanaiii the Oaiorxu.
and Oxnv GENUINE ARTICLE, and otliers are
baseimitations or vilc and injurious coiinl:e.r-
felts. Shun them as yo
18
u would POISON.
Pumps.
FINE Assortment ofPumpa, cousistingof
Well Piiiiips, Weather Proof for Wells of
both Force and Suction Hose and
if wanted; Cistcru Pumps do
F. NASH’S, Srmflz ./Vormallr.
i
EDDING CARDS and Engra.v_c_d Plate
furnished to oi-r1er,b_v JXNAPP.
Silver Lead for stoves and machliiery
at F. H. NASH’S, So. .7\"or'wa1k, Ci. ,
Eliiexioan Guano.
THIS celebrated fertilizer, which iii pro-
nounced by Agricultural Chemists and
'0l.ll€1“3WhOAf1VP. ilserl it, to be much superior
to allothc -aricticrnmay be had of the sub-
scriber in any quantity.
F VA.CHICHESTER.
Jo
Another Glorious Victory.
l'"1HE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE Ito RIVET-.
_l_ ing the attention of the civilized world.
and while all are speculating as to the proba-
ble victor, here in ‘iorwallr, where we are mu-
tually acquainted. no one for a. moment doubts
hat '
TURK will Conquer!
For where else in the State ofConnecticut, can
Clothing for the coming‘ Season be obtained so
cheap? ’
CLOTHING-
FOR THE ./1IILLIO.7\*"!
C'oi7tfm‘t, .Bezmzg/ and .Econom7/ C'r.mz.
‘ Zimed.
The Public. are cordially invited to compare
our Stock of Goods.
Ready-Made and Eiade to Order,
with any, oi"'a.ll, similar Stores in Norwalk,
eitlieras to quality, qiiantity or price. The
licst; stock of -
COATS. I’.-1I\’7'S, AND l'IJS’1‘.'\’.
EXPRESSI.Y F0 1’. Tm‘. sn..\so.\*,& ALL THE 17.1‘ CETERAS
of a Gentlcman’s W_ardro1ic, can be piircha.scd
thcreclieaper l;liau’at any other Store in ‘the
State. And as for variety, style, and excel-
lence of wo1~kiua.iisliip, one trial will secure
the patronage of the most fastidious.
PARENTS, this is the place to bring your
sons. The si.or‘k ofggoods which we are ma-
king 11p into ‘
Boys’. Youths’ 81. Gh11dreri.’s
SPRING ll; SUMMER CLOTHING,
IS INDEED BE.1UTIFI/‘L.’
Come, Farincrs, Merchants, Trndcsinen. COME:
Mccliaiiics leave your work ;
Go, lawyer, send that client. home
And get it is-nit of TURK!
Its all as clear as day, you see,
That no other rule will work,
So lonrr as people have their Wits
Tliey-ll buy tlicir clothes of TURK!
'.E.‘§§'RR."S
TV/ioleso/c S-Retail C'loIh1‘.n.g Emporiimi,
Under Coniiecticiit Hotel. Norv.-'alk.
New Li-v_7~e_rpoo1U. S
More svirenrraas.
HE Ships compos ,, this line are the fol
. loiviug :
Avmrvric, Capt. West. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
Bixixric,Capt.ConisLock. ADRIAN?-
Thosc ships have been built by contract ex-
pressly ior Govcrninent. .°.eri.'ice. Every care
has been taken in 0.€lI‘ (‘Ol1Sl‘.1'l10l-I011, a..=.a.lao in.
their engines. to insure strength and speed, and
their accuniniodations for passengers are un-
equalled for eleggance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
cm,-,5 cabin, $130; insiecond do., 375: exclu-
sive 1.13-’:‘. ofc.~;tra-size state rooms, S-317.5; from
Liverpool lo New York, 30 and 20 guineas.—
An experienced surgeon attached to each .~‘-l1i]).
No berth secured until paid for.
For frcigrlit or .pa::=sage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS 8:. Co._. No. 56 Wall-st., N. Y.;
I3R0’.’.*2»‘,Sl1IPL’i‘ £3 00., Liverpool: G. R013-
riara .3: C0,. No.13 King’s Arms Yard,Loudon;
.I0n.\' .lIi.'):i:.ci: ii. C(i., Rue Norte Dame dt-..~.i Vic-
tories, Paris. or Geo. II. Duran, Havre.
The own-?rs of these ships will not be ac-
countable for 9,-olsl, ziilver, bu11ion,spccie,jcvv-
el_r:,‘,‘pl‘i’-C‘l0i‘.‘.‘~ stones and metals, unlo:-=.a bills
oflading arcsiignccl therefor. and the value
thoreofthercin expressed.
Shippers will please take notice. that the
ships of this line c.'ini1oi.cai'r_v any gooila con-
‘ti-a.band,of vrar._
oLBuR‘a‘*
supply at. .tS.NAPP"S-
S Intellectual Aritl_i_m_etic. auewl
Genuine Cod Liver Oil. at
RUSHTON’S
BISSELIJS.
-tion. It illustrates anatomicallyand frilly with
‘W'atch.
foundation of the former building,
rien and but a few minutes wall; from the do
1'N quantities to suit purchasers at {owes
ELIAG EC-UIDIJ. .- A
~-i1,,-,-,v;.;,\-m i.-dition, 340 pages, ,cloth, with
L nearly scvcnt.y1iv.e_colorcu cngra._viugs-—-
representing alltlic diseases of the «,.r,cmta.l or-
gans of thcmnle and female; -the --mosir t om-
pletc and practical work 011 the physiolog lcal
inystcrics and revelations of the male and fe-
male sexual systems ever pl1b.ll5h9,(l,,\"v"-llr_h the
latest experiments and discoveries in reproduc-
the plates cvcrytliing; pertaining to the’ male or
female genital systems ; with a fulldcscription
of the causes,symptoins, and most. certain cure
ofall diseases to which they are liable ; from the
sccretliabitsofyouth and excesses of-ninturc age
as impotcncy and innocent or unforscen alloc-
tiousi, syphilis (primary andconst.iti1tionn.1)gon-
orrhier, l)lt‘.n110!‘I‘l1t1_£:‘IO, etc . with numerous cer-
tilicatcsof the THUS‘-I. u_n paralleled C111‘(!$(‘.V01‘p(.*1'-
fnrnicd. Every person both ma.r1'icd and sin-
qln should read this Work. Sold by Stringer
}v.'.1‘mvnscnd, 222 Broaclway, at the Broadway
Post Ollicc 422 Broadway, and by the author
Dr. Larinont, -12 Reade street. corner of Brad-
way, New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $1, mailed free of postage to any
addrcss,sccnre1y sealed. Address all letter-.v.
Box 844 New York Post Otucc. Agents
wa.nr.«-d in every town. lylll
" 11i:trac.tsl'rnm l~‘.d1tori:il.\'otlv-es nfa nuinbrr of .‘.‘i-i-.'s-
p.11.ei-s :—“ We concur with the other ]\:\pI'1‘5<i in recom-
1ll."l1lll11(;' Dr. Laruiont and his work."———[(.‘oi1rrici- db";
F.I.:rt.-2 Unis, German Die Reforms, Suncl:\}' Disp-atoll.-
Staatzi Zcitung, .\'-ational Democrat, Day Book, L‘a\;»;:;
Sl'.>)11lluG rd. Rahv-ray Ad-rocate Empire City, P0ll("éU3ZEi.Tl)-
'.~"-irl: ‘:"icl:, Nev.‘ Brunsv-‘icl: Times.
Feed, Feed.
HE subscribers keeps constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it will be
a pleasure to sell to his customers at all times,
and no {.{'l‘OWllI1g. Give us a call.
HOLMES &. 00.
.'-'.'~*..'
Siiavirag, and I-Iairadressimg.
V“1AI:‘.-:;iibscribc1‘isetil1 to be found at his 01-21
1 stand, west-side the Bridge, ready to serve
liisci:stoiners,in all the departments of shav-
ingz,hairdrcasing,head clensing, &c., 550. HIS
many years experience in these branches, lie
riccms-..i siiliicient guarantee of his ability to
please all who may favor-him with their pat
ronagc. Particular attention paid to the cut-
ting and
sons waited on at their residences. He has also,
all the leading Journals of the day~for sn. , at
hiaNe'.vs Depot, and-isAgent for Adams& Co’e.
E),-press; all packages left to niscare, will be
promptly forwarded. _ __ _
32 )Ia._v ‘Z5, 1858. GEO- W; JENNINGS.
Union Hall
CE; 0 ‘.E?HIN,G=“ST€5,RE
C THE Proprietor of this far fai1ied.,e,s_ta._blisl1-_
ment. would inform the inhabi_tan.ts of Norwalk
and: adjoining towns, that hehas on hand agood
assortment of Fall and Winter Clothing, which
he selling at «,_rreat_; bargains ;,those wanting
mp,-tiring in his line will find itto their.a_dva.n-
t.a.g:ro to em him a call ;,' as his.expe_rienc_e in
tho business and‘ faciliticsfor carrying it on_,_en-
aliles him to furnish the samewarticles for :1 less
price tlian those ofless experience’ possibly can.
Mv clothing .is_a.11.made' under _1_ny__own_ supervi-
aion. conseqiientlyis better made than isgencr-
rtllylfound atother stores. I also have_a larger
stock on hand than any ot_heI‘.-.§t.0l‘9 i,T1,;N9,1j1Ya1k,
an that the purch ascr has a-better assortment to
select from. I am,alsorecc_ivin_g daily additions
to my already large and Wellsclcctcd stock'-.
Some. very nice Vests and Pants new patterns.
In addition to the above,I have a. good as-
sortment of Gentlemcns Furnishing Goods, con-
sisting of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Suspenders,
Gloves. Cravats, Stocks, and all other goods
.,....iiy found in clothing stores. .
N_ p,_ Gm-mcnts cut and made to order in
the best manner, and at sh ort notice: All goods
‘bou;»;ht. of me will. ifdesired. be cuifrec of_cx-
cnse to the Purcliascr. THOMAS RILEY .
Norwalk. 30th. August 1853.
-,._—— --
Parian Ware.
HIS rare and most beautiful kind ofuseful
and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have a taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to describe tliiswarc, it mustbc sccn
t b. ' .'a’r.c1, for sale by
° " am" M ( T. B. GRIFFITH.
,__. _- .._...._._._.._.__.
Axes.
oLLi::s Tcnicks, Hands and other makes,
C with and without handles, s1.iiox’s boys
axes and 1iat.clicl.s, all of which are warranted,
End for sale by E. VA. CHICHESTER.
Q FINE assortment of Bohemian Ware..con-
sisting of Vases of most exquisite finish,
not to be excelled by any in New Tlork City.
for the price; Also. a splendid assortment of
p, i 1,, C 10¢-10. Boi.t.lesl'rom '59. to $6 the
°.i.‘fr_.[,‘i. “ 0 In T.I3.GR1FF1TH’S.
Do you '1.L=I's/1. to see
fincst assortment nf POCKET CUT.
111;‘-
T LERY cvcr shown in Nor-walk 1' Call at
my store. ?. Skiddy-‘s Block, sign of the Red
0. S. Ci..ir.u-
- -- ~ - -3 "x
BUIL 331%! G Lu?
1‘ UK» iSAJ.-J4}.
— -*1 The building lot. recentlyowncd and
occupuatlliy Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flax I1ill,is
oti'vred1'pr sale on very reasonable terms. It
corisists of about 1 [-4 acres of good 1and,vvith
nu1iicrouiitli1'ifly and well-g1'ov.1i fruit and
sfuacli-. ire-.cs,staucli1ig tlieruon, a wcllof ofgood
and iievo;-1‘1'ailii1j:,water, with the cellar and
flag stone
walks, a newly erected picket fenm.- fronting
the same, &c. It is cligibly situated upon the
main road lcadingfrom South Norwa_1k to Da-
pot. Any person wishing a retired location.
both pleasant and healthy, will find this a rare
opportunity to purchase at a very low price, a
most beautiful and desirable location for :1
country residence. For further particulars 111,‘,
quire. of Mr. John Knapp near the premises,or
of the owner. JOHN S. WILLIAMS,
' ..i\"o. 40, Fulton st._. N. Y‘.
Window G-lass.
C) BOXES American, French, and En-
4e_ 9 glish window glass, assorted. from
0:8 to 2h’x32, for sale at manufacturers prices
WM. C. STREET.
'3:;fifi$n’ , . ,_
HE subscriber keeps c.oustantlj.' on hand It
large supply of fresli TEAS, of allqualities
tocall at .
ITOLMES dz Co’s.
?
J
T
and prices. Don’t- forget:
._.__..._.- .. __ ._._ _.__._.___._.___ ____
hardware and Cutlery,
Jlfec/in-mos Tools, Fa.-r772.7'7r;_r- Ijirmsils,
Guns, J?isI.ols, I9‘o7L'a7zrZ S_lc'r.l,
lV7'7i.rZo7o Glass, _Prz.7I-ms
and Oz'Z.v; .
IIE suliscribcr has now in store, and ii: con»
lu'liD.11l3ly1‘()C0l\’ll1g‘ direct from the manu-
facturers, a large supply of l'orcig-ii and (Ionics-
tic_ goods, under the above denominations,
which makesliis assortment. of articles suited
to this market, equal to any in the state, and
which will be sold either wholesale or retail,
on asfavrirable terms as can be purcliascd in
New York. For list. of articles and prices,
purcliasci'i=:u'c 1-equc;-itcd to call and examine
for tl1CIl1SC‘lfy‘!‘S. WM. C. STREET.
Norwalk, .-\pril17th. '
RAD lb FULMER-‘S Croton Metallic Fire
- proof Paint.»-—'I‘his article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is proofagainst the
action ofthc weather and fire, and is cheaper
than other-paiutsin conseqiience of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
f'ace,l.wicn as much as some. Give it a trial
E. V. A. (.II—IlCHF.S'l‘E1l_. Ag~cnt..
Zinc Paints.
HE subscriber oii‘crs a full assortincnt of the.
celebrated Zinc. Paints. compi'i:".iri._c-.: snow
white, white, pearl and bro‘.vn, ground in oil.
manufactured by i-l1c"'Nc\v J ersticy Zinc Com-
pany," and formic, at their lowest. prices.
WM. C. STREET.
Qrn.ru*cuttcrs, '.HOYL‘j,"'S'p.1.t(3l'll.:$1)ll'.'1l ix‘l'|lV¢‘-.;‘.
L) tlinliest and climpesi. in the marlcet at
Cll-1I.CI1E.S".l‘l-‘.R'S.
UTL17lP.Y.--A splendid -.1 ssortrrutnt ofAmer-
loan and Englisli Cutlery, both i.ab1.~. and
poclret. l‘lr>:isu=.«;:1liaud examine.
E. T. A. CHICHEST."-;R.
Cheap for Caali.
HE subscriliei‘ vvould offer for :i;i.'lei:'li:-ap for
cash F-.-encli and Americar. Window Clara,
rich fancy Cliimi. an-:1 B.~_iiiniiiian
crileons and Violins.
T.‘ B. GRITF‘.1T.TII.
T
all sizes;
Ware ; fine German Ace
Call and examine.
hool Eoolrsil
LL tli?.=J"l_3ooks used in the Union and oihr~i'
Schools, constantly on hand and for sale
at the loWcst'pricea, at KNAPI"'S.
.1 .3 ';‘.‘.1.a.«.iNail9’ , .
dressing of childrens’hair. Sick pe1'~ ‘
1..
l__,<i0Nv
Ford‘ 7Norwalk,l New‘ Ilooheile,
Port Chester &.:Rock'y Neck.
EYAN’cEs., ;
- Fare.'——‘JV'aruial/.‘, rmly 25 00715?-
HE New and Elegraiit Steamboat GEORGE
, LAW, Capt. ALBERT E. Smnv, Wlll com-
mence her trips to the above places on Thurs-
day, May 24, 1855, leaving New York from_
Catliarine Market Slip every Afternoon at 31-4
o'clock, (Sundays excepted.) Rut urnin g, leave
Norwalk, at 5.30 A. M. ; Rocky Neck. at 5-50
A. M.; Port Chester, at 7.15 A. M.; New
K.0cl1(‘.llO, at 8 A. M.
Passengers and Frelglit. will be landed at
the Bridge, wlicncvcr the tides will admit of it,
and freight for Danbury left: at the Freiglit
Station of the D. A’: N. ltailroad.
coI.I.mrs LINE.
Between New York and Norwalk.
F (mo. 50 C'cia.ts_
.
THE Splendid and fast sailing Stnamlmat
JOHN HAR.'l‘._ Capt. COLL[N<1, will com-
mence running her rcgula.r trips for the year
1855, on Friday, April 13th. Will leave Ni-.\'.‘
York daily (Suuda_vs excepted) from the fool
of Catharine Street, E. R.., at 3 P. Iii. 'V.‘;I'ii
leave Norwalkxdaily (Sundays e;-rceptvd) from
1’ec.k’s Dock, at 3 A. 11., on the a.rriv:i.l of the
Danbury Care. ~
' Stages will be in 1".‘.Elllln9S9 on the arrival of
the Boat, to convey passengers to We-stport.
New Canaan and the towns adjirccnt.
All persons are forbid trusting any person
on account of the boat or owners, iviihout
written order from the Captain. -
All goods must be taken away from the boat
immediately upon her arrival and Freight
must he paid before delivery.
N. B.—.Tne travelling and freighting pub
lic are respectfully informed that this Lin.
will run regularly the year through. The Boai
will not be responsible for over the value 0.
One Hundred Dollars on any one package, un-
less by special agreement. tf16
N‘. Y‘. 8:; -N‘. ’.H..""R5a'i1‘1'oad. "
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1855
Commezzcing ./31'¢,zy. 7,’ 1855.
Trains to New York.
,Fro,_m.»./'V'ew Haven.
CCOMMODATION—-At5.30,7
A.'zir;and $30 I’. M. ‘ .
The 7.00 A.M.' 4.30 1". nr.-trainsreceivespassen-
gers frromthe -Danliury Railroad at Norwalk.
- The 9.85 AIM.‘ train receives passengersfrom
.00a.nd9.35
, .
at New_Ha.ven,an'd:from"the Nazugatuck and
Housatonic Railroads at Bridgeport. 4
« "EXPRESS-—'At‘~1‘.55.P.ir.,' (in connection with
Erpres.9‘trai'n from Boaton‘,.) receivin g passen-
' gers from N ewiLondon,»a.nd Canal Railroads at.
New Haven,from the Honaatonic Railroad at
Bridgeport, stopping at Bridgeport,-Norwalk
and ‘Stamford. At 8.55 1’. tr., stopping at
B1'idgeport,Norwalk a.nd'Stamfordi
- SPEGIALTRAIN leaves»-Norwal-k at 6 A.M; for
New York. . , :. , .
‘ . _ _ Housatonic Railroad. .
Passengers. for Housiatonic Railroad will
take the 9.35 A. u. and 4.30 1’. :.r. trains to
Bridgeport.
Daizbury and J\"orwalI.- Raifroad.
,. Passengers for the Danbury &.Norwalk Rail-
road will take the 7 and 9.35 A. M. and 4:30
I’. M. trains to Norwalk.
Trains from New York.
For ./Vew Haven.
AccoM.——At 7 A..\f., and 12.30, 3.20 and 4.30
I’. M.
. Exmass TR.-\I.\‘R——Al; S A. M. and 4 P. M. for
Boston, via New Haven,Hartford,:Springfie1d
and Worcester, the 8A..\r.stopping at Stamford
"and Bridgeport. the 3 P..\r.,_at Stamford, Nor-
"walk and Bridgeport.
The 8 A..\I. train connects with Housatonic,
Canal, and New London Railroads.
The 3.20 I‘. .\t. train connects with Housaton.
ic and Naugatuck ltailroads.
The 4 17.31. conneetswith New London R. R.
The 7 A. it. Accommodation, and 4.00 P. )1.
trains connect with Daubury & Norwalk Rail
road at Norwalk.
Trains from ./Vew York to ./‘Vnru.valk..._At
7 and 9 A.M.; at 12.30, 3.20, 4, (express). 4.30
and 5.15 I'..\[.
Trains from 4\‘orwalIr to .N'ew York.-—-At
6,6.-44, 8.15, and 1J.52A.11l. ; 2.58 (ex), 3.25, 5.45
and 10 P. M. (r.-xpress.)
Trains from ./’V‘oru:a.llr to J\"ew Haven.-At
9.15 .i..ii., at 2.50, 5.28, 5.58 (ex), and 6.45 P..\1.
Sec large bill ofadvcrtisement. at the Station
Houses and Hotels.
JAMES H. HQYT, Sup’t.
1&-
Danburytt Iliorwallr Rail Road.
S U./H./PIER flRRfl.7\/' GEJlIE.N‘ T.
Co.\nrENcr:«:o MAY 7, 1854.
Trainsirun daily (Sundays excepted) as follows;
DANB'lIRY"I‘O SIDE’!-H NORWALK
1st Passenger at 7.00 A. M.—Ar1‘iving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 A. M. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. at". accommodation train on the
New York &. 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 P. M. accom-
modation train from Nev: Haven. Stopping
at all stations. -Passengers going -East from
South N0rwalk,,will take the_.New York 4.00
P. M. errpress train to Bridgeport and. New
Haven. and the 4.30 12. M. accommodation train
to all stations East of Bridgeport.
3d Passengers and Freight at 6.45 P.I\I.—
Arrives at South Ndrwalk in time for passen-
gers West to take the 8.55 P. M. express train
from New Haven. Passing the 6.00 P. M. pas-
senger train from South Norwalk a1:'Bethel at
7 .00 P. 1:.
sotrniz rvonwanfi To DANBURY
Ist Passenger at 9.20 A. M.—Re-calving
passengers from the New York, and; the New
];Iaven,.7.00 A. M. Accom. Trains, and arrive
at Daubury at 10.30 A.M. Stopping at all
stations. . _
‘Zd Passenger‘ and F-reiglit at l1.15._—..-Rer
ceiving Passengers from the 9.00 A. 1:.’ train
from New York, and the 9.35 accommodation
train-from N ew- Haven, receiving‘-an_d—,lnnding
passengers and freight at,all,,tl;i_e1va.y stations,
and arriving at Daubury at 1:00,’ I’.;\1_.__:l‘h.i3'
train will Wait 20 minutes, should, either train
be delayed as long. A 1 . . - ’ '
3d.Passcngci~ at.0.00 P.l\[.—-Receiving Pas.
sen'gers'from tlic~4.30 51?.‘ accommodation
train from New Haven.-a.pg1_'tlie 4.00 ‘P. M.
Boston Express Train from New York,a'nd -ai--_
all stations. . ._ . . . .
Stages from Ridgefield Centrerun to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 7.00"
A. M. and the 4.30 15. 3:. trains, and return on.
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station ofthe 9.20
A. M. and 6.00 1*. _\i. trains.
HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
For BOSTON
REGULAR MAIL LINE via Stouingtonfor
Boston, Providence, New Bcdiord, and
Tnuntoii.—Inland Route, without change _of
cars or detention, carrying the Eastern Mail.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt.
Joel Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.
Frazcc, in connection with the Stouingtou and
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, lcaving New York daily (Sundays ex-
ceptetl) from Pier No.2 N. ll.., lirst wliarfa.b_ove
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 unsurpassedfor strength,
safety. speed, comfort and clcgancii. The offi-
cers are experienced and attentive.
The COMMODORE from New York—-M0n-
day. Wedncstlay and Friday. From Stoning-
t,of1.——Ti1esda_v, Thursday and Satiirday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from Nov: York-
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. I-‘rom Ston-
in;rt.oii——-Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
)1. li.—Passeugcrs on arrivin atStoniug1:on
p1‘0cccd immediately by mail train to Provi:
deuce. Boston, Taunton and New Bcdlbrd, or
bv accommodation trains from Stonington at
7730 A. M.
Through I.lClI€L°l on Mondays, Wiirlnesdays
and Fridays for Nantucket, Holmci’ Hole and
Wood-'.=i Hole, via.‘ New Bedford. connecting
with the new steamer EAGLE WING.
. A Baggage-Blaster acpompaniea the steam-
boat trains to and from Boston.
For passage, berths. staterooms or freight,
applications may be made at Pier No.2 N. R-.
or at the ofiicc, 10 Battery-place.
URE Bay Wa.1.er, Coloqnc, Hair Oils, &c.,
at BlS.SELL’S.
SHAKER Herbs and E:~itracl.‘i, at _
l BISSELL’S.
. Paper.
LA/RG-E Assortment offNot.eI l(somethin;,
1.
rates, at cmcuesire-as.
A
Cap Paper, at.
new and very beautiful), Bath, Letteranrl
KNAPP’S,
' and cmnpriso. thefollowing .-iplenrlid ships.
the Hartford, Sprin g-field’, and Ca.na.l'Ra.ilroads .
_ all its branches.
‘riving at Dunbar-y at 7.10 r.- M. Stopping‘ at. -.S§':‘.1.d195:..~T‘.' “nksi
,\v1r.Lr’A=Ms' &"oU1o‘N's
Emigration. arid '.F0l'eign Ex-
, chang_e..0flice. .
No. 40 FuZt,o,ri,S‘t2~eeif,__ilV'ew York, and
Watergaa Road. _-.L’l"v67;p00_l.
The 0111 Blackstar-Line ofPackcts
-‘-‘ailing jnmctuallyfrom. Liiierpaol the 131'
(SM, 11th, 16th, 21st and 261}: of each. nionlh:
Universe . Captain Bird, 1700.
Jacob A. Westervclt, Hoorllcssi, 1600.
Win. lialzhbone, Spencer, 1200
ficouilcroga, Boyle, ' 1300
L’rinccton, Russell, 1400
Irene, Williams, 1200‘
.\linnesota_. Allen, 1000
$ilas Grecnmau. Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Knapp, u;(;5
Wm. H. Harbeck, Marslmll, 1000
uluy Maniiering. Freeman. 1500
Washington, Page, ~_.3|)()u
dnterprisc, F_nuk. 1000
Aberdeen. Mann. 1000 ‘-
.€.l(‘.l1a.l‘(l Alsop, Smith, mm,
iiagara, Smith, 1000
Jcwitt Clinton, Fllflli, 1:500 l
.Ia.rmion, Hadley, 1000 I
iandusky, Borland, 1200 l
)\vego, Hubbard, 500 1
tobcrt Kelly, Barstow, 1400
lew Ship, Edwards, ~ 1750
These Ships are the most magnificent that
nave been built. They are commanded by able
J.D.d experienced Captains, famed for their nab:
aicalskilland kind treatment to emigrants ; and
iheiraccommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
ind Steerage passengers, are vastly superinrto
those of any other Line. _
The ship's allowance of provisions comprises
.lour,oat-‘meal, bread potatoes,peas or beans.
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the pas-
sengers once or twice a. week during the voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2_lb:3. per week for each
idult, and half allowance for children under 12
years; and in addition to the above, a further
allowance, according-, too, late act of the Brit-
.sl1 parliament, two oz. tea, half lb. sugar. and
.1a.lf1b. molasses, to each adult. vveekl~y,'vrith
three quarts water daily. . In all- cases where
any of the persons" paid for decline coming out,
the full passage money is returned vrithoiit any
deduction. ~ .
Persons residing in the country that desireto
send money to their friendsinthe. Old Countrv,
and Wishing to save time, and . expense, grin
have it done in a. satisfactorymnd correct man-
uer,by enclosing by Post, to the--subscribers,
the sum they wish to send, with the. nameand
addfess of the party whole to receiveit, when
a‘.,d'ra.ft on the nearest Branch to theirresidence
will be forwarded by the first steamer with as
much punctuality asifthe personsendingit was
{pr-esent,and a receipt returned for the money
-by next mail.
NE W, BOOT, SHOE.
Leather. &.1l‘i,1,idingi. Store
WHOLESALE &'. RETAIL.
HE subscriber hereby gives notice to the cit‘
:.-ral, tliathe. has taken a. store on the west side’
of the bridge, opposite the Post ‘Ofilce. No.1 1
i-Vater-st., and fitted it up in-good.order,.w1m1-3
may be found at all times a. large stock iofgent’s,5
ladies’ and children’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions,manufactured bynis expressly for"
this market, by the best of workmen and of the
best materials; no exertions will be spared to
please those who favor us with a call. Custo-
mers’ work made to order, with‘ neatncss, and
despatch. A share of public patronage is re-
spectful1y,solicited_by .J. P. HANFORD, Jr.
@‘ Particular ‘attention paid to _repairing in
Norwalk, Aug‘.-9th.
THE -
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 comma‘.-i
uity,and by fair and honorable dealing, to mer-
it and receive a continuance of their former
custom, believing as they do, that they can
and do sell all goodsin their line, at as cheap
-crate 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-
sions. G. HOLMES & CD.
Old stand,East sideMain street.
New Canaan Nursery .
STEPHEN HOYT it 00.
AVE on hand andoifer mt sale at their
Nurserics,situnted one and a half miles
east ofthe village of New Canaan, and three
and a. half from Norwalk :
Apple, Pear, (standard and dwarfs.) Peach,
Plum, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
stocks,) and Quince Trees.
Also, sma1l.f1-nits, viz : Raspberries, the Fal-
tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberrics; Currants,black English,
rod and White Dutch,superior varieties ; Straw-
berriesi,the most approved varieties; Isabella
and Catawba. Grape vines.
Onmursxmn Timss.—Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fir
and arbor vitses. 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
ofthe varieties of our large stock ofapplc trees,‘
that they be such as are of healthy, strong and
vigorous growth, abundant and regular bearers
and the most valuable market varieties. These
Nurserses now occupy more than 15 acres 01
land, embracing more. than 200,000 cultivated
Fruit Trees. - 1y4
choice and »Sele.cted‘,'1'eas.
40 C1-IESTS of Green andBl_acl§.Teas.
Coffee and Teas, warranted .-to please;
inprice and quality,they de1'y_s1'1peri_ority'. ‘
. . .. G._»HQLMES.,&. C0.
AT‘33.E'~N .' ,
HE Sxi1)sci'iber ,grater'ully acknowledges tile
Liberal patr.rod’zi.ge which has been extended
to him by max rrieuu.-i and tire pu but: generally,
cation to ousiiuess,r.o meet. a. c_onI:inuauc'e of
past l‘a,v,)rs. He has now on hand, and is con.
gt;mt1y- u1_;uii1tacti__iri.ng.- 1:9 ~order.,-all kinda of
Harness‘. rluviug.ggea.t_ly__ipcreascd his facm-
execI1t.e:¥ll0r(lcl'3 In-lll.§ line_iv_ith .pro;.,p§.,e,,,
and i.lc.'5{)d«l'.(‘.l1, and pledges himself to ,g§,i'1_9,,gy,-
and every f-._i.i:t.icle in. his line asclieap 9,3 file
same‘ at mole _c:1,n.l)__e_l11l‘I1l§hed by any other sim-
hggon hand all kinds “of a.r1:_ic_les usually kept
by Saddlcrs nud;.l:1aL;ness.makers_; _H_am_ess,
Valises, Carpet -_Bags,_He1-‘Se.
Br sli.cs,‘Curry..C0mbS. Ca1“1._3;' 'S1"l_‘__&1;§0i:s_, Skins,
Horse‘ Sheets, Fly Neils, 56,0-, also 9.111 kinds or
Saddlery Ware, Carriage and ,Riding .Wh§pg’,
all kiutls and qualities, which will be sold at
manufacturers ‘prjees. Orders thankfully re-
ceived. Terms favorable. ' __ .
Nor-walk, Aug. 11. WM. B. SWAN.
The Wonder oftho Age. .
XCELSIOR Family Starch, a. superior. are
E ticle,‘and as cheap as the common Starch
now in use; it produces a Beautiful Polish
without gumming the Iron or Fabric. 1 For
sale by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKER
&‘CO., who can furnish it to dealers at Factory -
Prices.
Wares, English and American Knivesand
Foi‘ks, at F. H. NASH’S,
South Norwalk
Crockery, China &. G-lass Ware.
NE of the largest, richest and bestsclected
0 Stocks of Crockery, Glass 45: China Wares,
to be fouiid in Norwalk, can now be seen atthe
store of the subscriber at South Norwalk, to
gcther with xi. general assortment of Groceries,
&c.,a.11oi‘Whiv.h will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. G. W. SMITH.
_ Lime,
‘BY the Barrel or small quso.ntlty,at
. GEO. W. SMITH’S,
South Iiorwalk.
B in! Seed.
ANARY. Hemp and Rape Seed, Cuttlc Fish
Bone, Bird Glasses, &c., at BISSELL’S.
GUNS L GUNS!
NEW supply of fine and low priced,
double and single barrel Guns.jnstrec’d
WM. 0.‘ STREET.
Dev-fines’ Pitch Lozenges.
HE Wonder of the Age, for Coughs. Colds
&0-.- at BISSELUS.
”E\V Stock of Dr. Jaynes’. and Ayefls Pop.
ular Medicines, Rodg'er’s '1‘a1- 8i Cancha-
zigua, .We,a.g'er,’§,Mediéing, and all the popular
Jatent Medicines of the day, for sale cheap‘ ‘at
:BISSELL’S.
C
‘.i_','
izens of Norwalk, anrl.-the-public in gen- :
for the last 14 years, and hopes by strict. appu. ,
tieaiii lllitllufltefllflflg, he is"now.pre_pa_;_e;1 3,9,
ilar Establishmefit i’11f§‘he~ County or St':ite'.‘° He.
l‘tITTANIA,Jnppan’d and Silver Plated -
mm‘ and _siris2_ularl _ -succossfiil remedy‘ fr
Curr‘ of all rlillrris ( iscases —-Cnstiveness,
A
g;e.=tion, Jtllliidioii, Drops)-’ Rheufiiafism, }'
13011?» Hl1nr0rs,l\ ervoiisness, Irritability, Infla
1110713, H03-n:iche,_ Pains in,-the ,-Breast, Side,
and Limlis; Female. Complainis. &c.,&c. Ir
V97)‘ _f"W 11".‘ the di.-ieaces in which :1 Purgativn
nine 15 not more or less required, and much
mass and aiiffcring llllgllt be prevented, if a}
I‘:-,s.= but r-.ffectua,l_ Clathartic were more freeily
l. 0 person can ee well while a costive at
body prevails; besides it soon enei-ates serioi
often fatal diseases, which mig t have been at
1F’ the timely and _iudlcious use of a good pure
' his is alike true of Colds, Feverish s -mptoni
Bilious derangemonts. They all ten to been
produce the deep seated and fiormidnblé dlstfli
which load the’ hoarscsr all over the land. He
reliable f:nnil_v physio 18 of the first importai
the public health, and this Pill has been pen‘
with consummate skill to meet that demand
extensive trial of its virtues by Physicians, P
-acts. and Patients, has shown results surpa
any thing hitherto knownyof fury medicine.
have been effected beyond belief, were theync
=t:.nt1ats=d by persons of such exalted. posing
character as to forbid the suspicion ofnntrutl
3>m'>Ii.°: the eminent gentlemen to whom v
allowed to refer for these facts, are » .
PROF. ‘\'.'.r.':>:'rm'I: 3tIo'r'r the distiziguisheé
gs-on of Nev: York City.. " - » ‘ ’ '
D00”-2 A. A. Hares -Practical Chemist oi
Pmt “f 3°-‘W0. and Geologist for the State or
sachusetts. ' .: ;. ' "
rm. L. MOORE 31.0 4 1 ‘ .
?hci°i-in~ of the-’oit—.~i.é’L".§‘..Zi’i“§‘i’.'i.‘i§.~‘.“i‘7.°...
them in his extensive practice , \ _ : .~ . l .
H.C.So1"r-. - . ' - .~ r.
(‘hams in NéW"§":r<-{sh iIt13s_q., one of theft
C. A. AVX3 1\i.D_ -3 . -* “.7;
United tates Marine B:31gl;la2$(§; 3.,,.
cutlidnsaligfif Pfemut’ Ye could give - h.‘.""—
.“ *‘ *9’? P9118 where the‘ 5
08911 used. but evidence even more ‘
alga certificates of these 6IniI1e‘ntc?D1?4::{liC A
a an in their effects upon trial. " '
These Pills there ult ofl = ~ ~
study, are offered to‘ the pulillg ii-if-ii
piper complete which the present state of W
.,,ience can afford. They are compqupdea 1-1‘.
the drugs, themselves, but of the medicinal -vi
§§‘é§.Z§ ?n°5‘.'Z’£‘.”t‘§o'l“,.‘if.‘l‘.‘§"..?.‘.‘a‘§“£.“..ii.‘-‘ ii”
J . ' , m 0 .
in such a manner as to insuie the bestrehult,-E
gystem of com osit1on,forme_d1cmes lzasbeenf
in the Cherry ectoral and P1115 both, to prod’
more efficzenr. remedy than had hitherto bee:
tained by an process. Thea-eason;.is,perfec‘d
vious. While b the old niodeof c'o';np6,sitioi
"er; rnedicine is urdened 1vith~m6're-‘o'rd‘e'ss of
moznous and injurious_qn_ali1:ies,~ .bjr»_th.is’_each
vidual virtue only that is desired for the cm
effect is present. A1I'the’inert and obnoxious
1fieS’Of each substance emp1o3reu’are'-left bébinc
curative virtues only being retained.,_, Hence
self-evident the effects" should 'prove‘~a"§ they
proved more purely 1-emédia.1;;and':héV Pilisas
more powerful antjdo§g.to.diaease than any
medicine known to the world.’ ‘
'Aa it is frequently .~expedient.thn1:“my m-.=.c'
should be talon under the counse1_.of an,.att.z:
Physician, and as he could not properly jiid ‘.
remedy without -1-rnowingiits c'or'iipositi6n,"I
supplied the.accurateiFo1_':_m;1E,: ,by;".9jhr_'ch. bot’
.Pectora1 and Pills are made to _ the whole b'o
- -Practitioners in the Unitédstates and Biitfsii
ican Provinces. ~ If however thei-e,shon]d-‘r.
one who has not received them, they vs
promptly forwarded by mail__to_l1i§ address.‘
Of all the -Patent Medicines thatiaie dfl’ere:J
_ few wouldhe hken if their composition was in
Their life consists in their my's‘tery., _. I ha
mysteries. 1 ‘=5 '~' -' ’
The composition of my preparations is laid
. to all men, all who are competent to jndg
the subject freely acknowledge" their cofivii
of their intrinsic merits. . The Cherry.Pectora.
pronounced. by scientific men to be. a._won¢'
rnedicine before its effects were known. "Man;
inent-Physicians have declared the same till‘
my Pills, and even moi-e.confident1y,~and.a.re
ing to certify that their anticipatiohs were
than realized by their effects upon trial; ‘ '
They operate by their powerful influence L
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimi;
into healthy action -remove the obstructie \
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other or s
body, restoring their irregular action to enl-
ny correcting, wherever they exist, such dc
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant tr
and being purely vegetable, no harm can axis
their use in any quantity. .
BFor minute directions, see the wrapper i
ox. ’
PREPAUED BY
JAMES C. AYER
Practical and Analytical Cher:
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 15 cents per Box. Five Boxes for
SOLD 3!‘
W. E. BISSELL, Nor-walk.
fish igllfli ghlitrtisimrnlz
From S. .21-I". Pettengill 81' C'a’s .ddv'e‘;i.
flgency, .N'o. 119 J1/‘assau Street, JV.
WANTED 1
50
YOUNG MEN to act as Agent.
business light, pleasant add her
ble, at a salary of $100 per month. F02.
ther particulars in regard to the busines-'
close postage Stamp. Address
6t22 H B. CARTER, Ha.2ierIi-ill,..M.
RATS, GAPS.‘ -STIIAWS,
1 AND A FULL ASS.OBTMF'.NT OF *
Millinqriy Goodr-
LLASON BRO’S & 00., 36 Warren- 1
New York, (over the store of S. H..-T
:5: Co.,) are now opening an entire New 2
of the richest and most desirable Goodslz .
Market. _ We shall have on ‘hand of cm
importation and from our manufactory,
tern Bonnets, French Flowers, Ruches.
brellas, Parasols, and all other articles '
line of business. _. ,
All will be sold for" Crsn an Snonr
at such prices as will induce BUYERS tr.
again.. Orders by letter put up in the
manner.
GABPIITINGS. , .
f1’3‘1'.l1|.l0N It EVMPHREY
379 Broadway, C':r. White-st., .i\r‘ew i‘
. ‘AVE just received from the late, 1
- auction ‘sales, a large assortment .07.‘
"I-m'r.\'o, etc., which they will sell at‘t‘he‘i‘:;2
ing low prices : ‘ I - ~
.= --Rich Velvet Carpet, 11s. to.14s. peryu
'_ Rich Tapestry,-8s.;to 10s. per-yard.
. Rich Brussels, 83. per yard. ’ '
Three-ply §s. to 93. per yard.
Ingra.in,_‘(_ owell make,) 65. per
And all oth_c'r‘Go_ods equally low. ‘
' -"1" 931.3. 35°11 .G19.fl!i.l.|'E- - .
. UR New S_fo‘c'.k“of Spring’_,m_idi..Sum
. Clothing is completed, landifi3re',"v'vil1
‘cheaper than any house can af1‘ord’iii't_'li_e '
-ted States. W'M. H. DEGROOT 3:330}
OAK HALL, 84 and-S6 Fulton-st.,
.49 Gold-st.,-New York. -
. 1.-...,.-,.3,,i,,',,_,i,,,,, .r<e1e8rani.,._
yard. ,
fullest recor;1,extant .of.-Current -jE_‘_a,9ta_ -
books for sale by PARTRIDGE
342 Broadway, Y.a ' T _ . .
_P. S.——A Cataloigue of Spiritual Books
011. application. . - .. . ,‘ - _
fEi‘B',E_l,‘I'T.
-.1!
‘__.
’ EDALLIONS, Velvets, Ta eiitry. B
sels, 3 Ply and I-ngrain Cg;-.p¢:g', F;
and every article in the Carpet Biisixierxs. '
WM. 5: ’1‘H'0Sf' LEWIS.
1y11 452 Pearl Street-,.New-Yor’
Fancr G°”d59 spri_ng- Ti~£i}ie' is.
D. M. KNIGHT &- co.
1-" F“?-‘CU; E-VGUSCB; AND Gmmm -F.lxcir= Goons
between Broadway and Church St.,,New Y.
Combs-—-Buffalo and Horn Back Combs,
great variety, Twist, Dressing and I-v
Combs. Buttons—-Steel,Gilt,‘IJasting Mo}.
’l13‘ivi:slE, Bone, llletal, Silk, T1ircad,Aéa't'_e,'
ru.. es——Hai1-,'looth,-Nail,&c. Linen'I‘1n‘-
Spool Cotton, Needles; Pins, Hooksmxd E
Hair Pins, Elastics, Whalebone .-Linen-
Cotton Tapes, Linen and Cotton ’Bobbin ‘
sors. Thimbles, and a great vari'ety'of'1’2';
Goods and Fans, &c., all cheap for cash. ]
English, French and German Fancy :6};
%'?‘“_" a“‘1,j’<31'3‘ choice Perfumery,-:Cotto,n»'
nread, rfeedles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes,‘ 3.
Wvk. Coral and Glass Beads andNée_k]i
ment. Reti i 1 1_
at Books, Pg; eltlfoyltig, s&ecect Patterns. P
Gold and G112 J 1 8: . — I
ments will be‘.ofi‘eree‘rv1etxoyCaa(li Bfyrglst. 13‘:
by letter put up in the best manna;-_
W-M. TA KER
151.1 No. 10 Park Place, N§w 70$
opin_ions_on Spiritual intercou_rse.:-_‘1>g;z»/2', «.
wee].-‘ly at $2per anmzm ; also, a11.','§pifii -. . .
English Car-petings, Oil U. deaths,”
Cloths, Coir Mattings aud__ Mats of, 3,11 kg,
1llcluding_,a j .
THE.orgafi‘O£mdderu Spi'i-'ituirlism,,-‘Fol ' *
1*VoI;.comi_iii$I'1oés in May. "Itcontaing ..;;.
.=~
O
IMPORTERS AND -WHOLESALEDEALE
26 and 28 Vesey-Street, (Up smr
and 47. .
J.
-5
Wm. Tasker, 10 Park Plan. --
OI,’-‘\lBShoi‘ e_very_ description and st
rent! and Chinese Fans, Magic 1? __
Dress Buttons,'fin‘e as ~ —
large and extensive stock of Fancy ‘G;
Norwalk Chronicler