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cannons c ttitusiiiiics.
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The C7ops.- . 1 A
nearly all gathered, in line C0il(.ll'..lOIl;
but wheat will be surpassed ‘“ “b“"d‘
ance by the crop of petal-06¢. rye. oats
and especially corn. The Ciiiciuuati
Garrotte of the 6th save the editor in a
journey through I-Iairiilion ziiirl Biitler
counties found iieither ‘~'-’€’‘='‘-’'*l.- 33'; W‘
' member
1) Cainpbcll, _
ti reaping,‘ ma-
:-. few hours a
*-it appeared
foot of cleared
rot. He saw L.
of Congress, mounted 0}?
chine, four in hand, cut in
ten acre field of wheat.
to our View as if ever)’
land in both couiities had been planted
with either wheat. Com» barley’ rye’
timothy or potatoes, and the fields ‘look-
ed as if they never boirc upon their bo-
som a more full and perfect crop ' TU‘-‘
farmers will be in want. of lJal‘ll5 1?
house their grain. The latest. iiccolllll-
from Illinois agree tliar. the wheat 1913?
is large in every sense, with Pdm
kernel. In New York State ll. 1: 3 ",‘“.‘
ted that the corn, tlioiigh lJacl;t.\‘7€£1):{<-.11:
doing well. A niiiii who has 1:’ ’ Saw
Iowa nineteen years say.-7 li.e"l1€““1 ‘ ..
so great -2. promise in me i-'-mi’
5 9..-.. i‘iC'-3".
om l"i'”~2r'..i.~l:"r>_1‘
llll’lEl'O115I S'ill)SCl‘i-
hat I have f0U“d
To Keep 19:7"!-"-" f"
the benefit Of Iv’°‘” 1’
b I will send you W
"if; the best nietlioil to keep the Y9“
. . . ; , I have
low smiled buf-35 {mm innes rs and
used it for more than thirty peril « .Ta] e
. ' 2 i
it has never been lriiowii to €11 (1 ,.
the feathers from a l‘Iel'l'S-‘\Vll1g' an f ‘P
them in spirits of turpentine, and sticl.
one or two in a hill, and
after every
ghogvef they will want. to be di.PP“-d
over again.
Howiirio SAYRE.
13,-ag-7-933 Qf Reaping Maclm:,es,._
We have been informed by a manufac-
turer of agricultural .1ll1plenl6l1l-S--0l1e
wtio is excellent aut.horitv--thali belwee"
fifteen and sixteen fh0I1SaDd 1"9aPlUL"
machings will be manufactured and sold
ghig year in our country. , The demand
15: so great that iiianiifacturers cannot
make them fast enough for their orders.
This afibrds evidence of agricultural
prosperity, as the cost of these machiiies
-will amount to nearly two millions of
dollars. Our farmers exhibit wisdom in
using and patronizing machin¢I_Y- A
reaping machine will save the price of
itself in one season. _
. Scientzfic American.
Small Horses-—The arguments _m8Y
all be in favor of ‘great size but the ta.-Is
are all the other way. Large h0l'=‘95 319
more liable to stumble and be lame than
those of middling size. The?’ "“e_°'“m‘
' so quick.——-
sy, and cannot fill themslves . _
Overgrolvvmanimals of all descri?_"°n5
are less useful in most kinds of business
and less hardy than those. of a snialler
size, If theory is to be resorted to in
order to determine such questions, we
suggest to the lovers of ovetgroivn ani-
mals the following :—-The largest of any
class are of unnatural growth. They
have risen above the usual mark, and it
costs more to keep them in position thaii
it. would were they more on a level with
their species. “Follow iiature” is a rule
not to be forgotten by farmers. Large
men are not the best for business, largo
COWS are not the best for travcling,large
hogs are notfthe. hogs to fatten best, and
large hens are not the best to lay eggs.
Extremes are to be avoided. We want
well formed ariinials, rather ihaii .=..::.ch
as have large bones. Odd it may
seem to the tlieoriest, short. legged sol-
diers are better on :1 niarcii, and the cf-
ficers say they endure hardsliip longer
than those of longer limbs. On choo-
sing a horse,'.iake care by all means, that
his legs areshort. If they are long and
split apart like a pair of dividers, never
inquire the price of the horse dealer.-
Run for your life and make no offer.
Remedy for the Bite of it Mad
Dog.
We have already published the fol-
lowing remedy for the bite ofa mad dog.
As some excitement exists in relation to
the alleged prevalence of I‘ly'(ll‘Opl]0bi5,
and exaggerated reports; are circulated
of persons having been bitten, we again
give it aplace in our columns as worthy
of trial :
“A5Saxon forrester named Gastell,
now of the venerable age of S2. unwil-
ling to take to the grave with him a se-
cret of such import, has made public in
the Lgipsic Journal, the means which
he had used for fifty years, and where-
with he afiirms, he has rescued many
human beings and cattle from the fear-
ful death of hydropbobia. Take imme-
diately, warm vinegar or tepid water,
‘wash the wound clean therewith, and
then dry it, pour then a few drops of
muriatic acid, because mineral acids de-
stroy the poison of the saliva, by which
means the evil effect of the latter is neii-
tralized.” .
It would be better, after making these
applications, to heal the wound under a
poultice. "There" are some physicians
who contend that hydrophobic. is in real-
ity lock-jaw aggravated by the imagina-
tion and fear of the patient.
The latter disease exhibits symptoms
of a similar character, and is often pro-
duced vvhen awound inflicted with a
blunt instrument is healed too quickly.
Suppuration must precede granulation,
and if the outside of the wound is heal-
ed, the inner portion, particularly where
the Wound is deep, and :1 nerve _lius
been lacerated, cannot. lieal,aiid l0Cl{ja\V
often supervenes. In all cases where a
wound is inflicted by a blunt. irist.riinieiit
-whether by a nail, the tine of a fork,
or the tooth of an ariinial—-it should be
Bounty Land Warrants.
Old Soldic.rs_. Siilriit-rs T'I"ia'otvs and Orphans.
Y an Act ofCongi'e:-ts. passed at the session
just closed, all Soldiers and Marines who
tscrvcd 14 days in any War since 1790-0-nd all
-woman and flotilla men who hnue served _on
board of any armed bout or vessel of the Imi-
l.«3d States, in any war since 1790, are entitled
to 160 acres of Bounty Land. When the S01-
dier is dead, his widow will receive th<_=. _land.
If no widow survive, then the minor children
receive it, All soldiers who servcd 14 days in
the Revoliit-ion are entitled, and if dead, then
the widow will receive it. _ _ _
The .<iubsci=ibei' has p.:ciiliai- iiicilities for
procuring Wari'niits, ‘Ii-lid will give his prompt
attention to all claims presented.
A. H. BYINGTON;
The Concord Grape.
, }.},g.sRS. HOVEY .1: Co., No. 7 Merchants’
Row, Boston, are 5.,-:r,aiii sending out Mr.
l"siill’.< llE‘\\' and superior Grape, the stock of
wliinli is pl-.icediii their lia.ntl.si for sale. This
l vi-r_v i-eni:ii'l:ablc American variety is the grea-
test. iicqiiisition that has ever yet been made to
our lmrdy iiritivc Grapes. and supplies the dc-
siclcmtiiiii so long wiiiiteil, of a superior table
Gmpn, siifficiently hardy to withstand the col-
(lcsi. climate, and early enough to ripen its
fruit. in any p:11‘l‘. of the Northern or New En-
f{lt11‘l(l Stains. Ii. IS _f01lrr 71933],-3 earlier than
the Isabella, about two weeks earlier than the
Diana. It is fully ripe from the lid to the 10th
of September, and fine specimens have been
exhibited the last. two years, at that date, be-
fore the'Mii.ssn.chtisc’r.t'3' Horticiilturtil Society.
It is ‘El most vigorous growing vine, perfect-
ly hiirtly, with bunches of large size, hand-
soiiiel y slioii1dci'ed, often weighing ii pound,
and with 1ui'gc roundish oval berries, frequent-
ly inciisuring an inch in diameter, color very
ilairk, covered with :i thick blue bloom, flesh
soft, t.cndei' and juicy ; flavor very rich and
luscious, with :1 linc sprightly aroma. Tlic
l'oiin_z,e is large. broad, and thick, and the her-
ries have never been known 1.0 mildew, rot or
drop all‘ under any circumstances during the
five years since it. has borne fruit. Good jud-
ges who have ta.st.e(1 it pronounce it superior
to the Isabella in its ripest condition.
Opinions of the Fruit Committee of the .7lfas-
sat-Iiusetts Horticultural Society.
I852 Sept.cmber—“Seedling Grape from E.
W. Bull; large, handsome and excellent.”
185°-—"Fully equal to specimens last year,
and proves to be 1]. remarkably early, hand-
some oud very superior Grape.”
1854-“ V0 predict st general cull.ivrition.”
33$ Fine strong one year old plants ready
for sale at $3 each, or $24 per dozen. Plants
safely packed for transportation to any part of
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U rider date of lllay 15th, 1854, Professor
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P°9~°_h; API‘i00t,- Quince, Strawberries, Goose-
berries, n’Iz.2‘te Blackberries, and black Naples
Currants. - .
Norway Spriicc, White Pine, Balsom Fir,
American Spruce, Arboritas, Weeping-willow,
Horse Cliesiniit, Mountain Ash,
Also, the pure Red Antwerp, which we war-
1' 9-1}‘: and hold oiirselvcs responsible for its
being the pure plant,
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ployment seldom to be met with. "
Persons wishing to engage in their sale,
will receive promptly by mail. it Circular con-
‘ taining full particulars, with “Directio_ns_t9
persons disposed to act as Agents,” together
with terms on which they will be furnished,
by addressing the subscriber, post paid. ,_
’ ROBERT SEARS, PUBLISHER,
181 William Street, Jl/‘cw York.
1% Send for one Copy.-Single copies of
the above works will be carefully enveloped
in stout paper. and forwarded at our risk ‘and
expense to any post otfice in the United States,
on the receipt of the retail prices. 17
OILS! OILS!
' OILED and Row Linseed Oil, warranted
ure.
Bleached, Elephant Whale, Lamp Oil.
Rosin, Lard and Machine Oil.
Pure Neiits Foot Oil, for sale by the barrel
or retiiiled, at lowest rates forpure articles.
Oct. 9, 1854. WM. C. STREET.
Crow Bars.
SOLID Steel and Steel pointed Crow Bars,
for sale bv WM. C. STREET.
OOLFERTS ROOST, Washingtoii Irv-
. ings last. work.
The JVifes Victory, by Mrs. Soiitlivvorth.
The Hermite Dell, and many other new
Books may be found at. KNAPP’S.
Brushes.
AIR, Tooth and Nail Brushes, ti fine us-
sortmenr. at KNAPP’S.
OODEN ivaire :-‘ind Mats, Sheet Lead and
Le.'i.tl Pipe tit F. H. NASH’S,
. South JV‘ orwall.-..
Wanted. $25 0, 4
N Mortgage Security, for st term of years
for which scmznpcr cent. interest will be
paid. Enquire at the Gazette Office. ti‘
US'1‘ RECEIVED an assortment ol'Lubin’s’
Jules Haucl’s, and Harrison’s Perfumes,
F’“1‘~‘Y Soaps, Toilet Powder, &c., at -
BISSELUS.
_ Iron &. Steel.
FULL assortment of Iron and Steel suit-5
ed to this market,just received and for
sale by WM. 0. STREET.
5195809 81- Hammers.
TONE and Blacksmitlfis Sledges and Ham
mere, all sizes, just received by -
WM. 0. STREET.
I-Iay Cutters.
SELF-Slirpening Hay and Feed Cut.tera,tlzie.
best in use, warranted "and for sale by
- M. C. STREET.
'1
.50
OLBURNlS Intellectual Arithmetic . a new
supply at ixNAPP's.
having facilities for obtaining my stock at the
lowest prices and selling for cash, I am confi-
on credit. My businessis transacted on the
believingonc price better than 0. dozen, be-
side saving it great deal of time in bantering.
All who wish, can have their meats sent to
their dwellings, free of expense, by leaving-the
order. A call is respectfully solicited.
Norwalk, Sept. 'Tth_. STEPHEN HAYES.
Saddle & Harness 5Estab1ishrrien
AT WESTPORT.
HE subscriber wouldinforni his friends and
the public, that he has now on hand at his
largest and best assorted stocks of Harnesses,
Saddles, Trunks, Vii.liii__egs_. .csrpet_-biigs, blank-
ets, whips, fly-nets, S8ddIeI‘7S Hardware jiind
Saddler’s. Goods in-general, ever before offered
in Westport, and he -would respectqilly solicit
an.ex9.minatio,n of hisstock- __Rbp‘azring neat-
ly,cheoply, and promptly .dqn'e.. . All or-d’-.'.'i-‘ii
executed with care, and work warranted. ‘ " ’
WM. S. JONES.
AIR DYESI.-—-Julius; ‘n...ir., w..'...-., ii’...
chelorfissnd other -Hair Dyes. roi-,, sale
. . . ._._ . . BISSELL’S. ,
..HYG5E’Af.N‘A. ' ‘
Bvoitghr Homeptio {lid Door -of the Million.
WONDERFUL‘ Discoveiy has recéntl
- bee_n;.ma'dg-..by _D,r.,C’urtia,’of this ci_ty,..in.
tiie ti-ei_ir_ , eiitot Consumption, Asthma-aiidoll
é 1_-‘e’_fe_'r,’ "to ‘-“‘_Dr. Cur-
gygeunj -Vapor» and
at
dlseaseg,.of_t,__lie,-,I.,u_i;i‘g'L_. .:..W
-iiii.,iiyi;~ii~ri-:~...i>i;._Inh'i-ling
hos.:r¢sto1j,eij ,_. iii3._1iy._' ,o;flict_ed :o'n’e"i'i"4 "to jierfépt.
health;.os.aii.’eirliign.ie:9r _v’Ll‘gi_(;Ii- lie. his finin-
mersblccentiflc;ifg‘af.‘,‘ ,§pQ§kIBg of tlie,,t'i"eo*.-"5
Ii-eat. --»phx-sci-‘n-riéiiiilrlsi Isis evi.<!‘i=iit:‘.’%!=-‘it
i.i1li91ins.-.-constantly’ Elriisilihinz en‘ !8!‘e'eiib.l‘e;?
healing VBpol',.§ "e medl_ciii}i1,‘propegties- ‘mast’
come indirect c_oii_t'9.ct}with the 'wliole~ of the’
orig] cavity of the lung‘s,,and _tliii_s escape -tli'e";
many and varied changes produced upon their
when introduced into the stomach, and sub-_,
jected to the process of digestion. The Hy'g'e-
ana is for sale, stall the gruggists’ throughout
the country.-JV‘. I’..D_ul§Il_iZl§_7.! 0f'-(‘_'’'- 14-
The Inhaler is \v,o_r_;n-on the b_r,e_ast. ,11l,'1d_'ei'- the’
linen without the leosti nconvenience-—tlie heat
31’ flare body being -sufllcient to evaporate the-
111 . ~ ':‘ '
HundredsofC.isEs of Ctrnrislike the follow-
ing might be named. One package of Hygev
ana has cured me of the ASTHMA -of six -years
Jae. F. Keeseberry, P. M.-_»~
of Dimcannnn, Pa.
I am cured of the ,As'rinr.i of 10 years stand-
ing by Dr. Curtis’ Hygesna.
Jlfargaret Easftm, Brooklyn, JV‘. I’.
Mrs..'Paul of No.5 Mammond st., N. Y., was
cured of n. severe case of Brunchetis by the
Hygeano.
My sister has been cured of fl. DISTRESSING
Couon of several yearsstaiiding, and decided
to be incurable by her Physicians.‘ She was
CURED in ONE Illovm by the Hygeanii.
J. H. Gaitliert. P. M2, Richmond, Jlfe.
‘ Price three Dollars fl. Package.—-Sold by
CURTIS & PERKINS 83 BOYD .5: PAUL No.
149 Chambers St.., N. Y. ; rind W. E. BISSELL
Nor-walk.—4 Packages sent. free by express to
any part of the United States for Ten Dollars.
N. B.—-Dr Curtis’ Hygeana is the ORIGINAL
and ONLY GENUINE ARTICLE, and others are
bascimitationsi or vile and injurious counter-
feits. Shun them as you would POISON’. 18
_____,__.. ..———-——:-- —%
Pumps.
A FINE Assortment of Pumps, consistiugof
Well Pumps, Wt-.nt.lier_ Proof for Wells of
any depth, both Force and Suction Hose and
Pipe attached, if wanted ;Cistcrn Pumps do
viirioussizes ; Brass and Iron Cullenders, at
' F. H. NASH’S, South. .IV‘nrmallt~.
standing.
— EDDING CARDS and Engraved Pia
fiii-nished to order, by . KNAPP.
PURE Silver Lead for stoves and machinery
at F. H. NASH'S,, So. JV‘orwalk. 03-
I_Vl-exican Guano.
HIS celebrated fertilizer, which is pro-
nounced by Agricultural Chemists and
others who have used it, to be much superior
to iillotlier vn.rieties,inay be had of the sub-
scriber in any quantity.
. E. VA.CHICHESTER.
Another Glorious Victory.
HE STRUGGLE IN ‘EUROPE’ IS RI-VET-
ing the iittient_ion' of the civilized ,_wor_ld,
and while all’ are speculating as to the probe-
ble victor, here in \lorwa_lk, where we are inn-
tuslly in-.qna,in_t_é_(l, no one for a moment doubts
lint .
TURK will Co_n¢ll1e_r!
For where else in the Stiite ofConne_cticut,_cari_.
ches_'p.‘?.
C LO"-1‘ E I N G-
‘ 1~*o1rTHL' .M'ILLIO.N'!
Comfort, Beauty ‘and Economy Clam.
‘ bined.
The Public are cordially invited to compare
our Stock,of_Goods,_, ' 5
Ready-Made and Made to Order,
with any, or all], similar Stores
;_best‘. stock of
00.473, PANTS, AND TESTS.
EXPRESSLY FOR was si:.isoN,.i:.iLL THE ET CRTERAS
of a Gent.leman’s Wardrobe, can be purchased
there cheaper than at any other Stort-..,.in the
State. Audits for variety, style, and excel-
lence of workmanship, one trial will secure
the patrons e of the most fastidious.
PARENT , this is the place to bring your
sons. The stock of goods which we are inn-
kin g up into
Boys’. Youths’ &. children’:
SPRING &. SUMMER CLOTHING,
IS INDEED BEAUTIFUL!
Come, Farmers, Merchants, Tradesmen. come,
Mechanics leave your work;
Go,'la.wyer, send that client home
And get a. cm’! of TURK!
Its all as cleiir 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'IIRK’S.
W”/iolcsalc 8; Retail Clothing Emporium,
Under Connecticut Hotel. N orwalk.
New York &. Livorpoollli. s_
. MAIL STEAMERS.
HE Ships composing this line are the fol
. lowing:
ATLANTIC, Capf..Wcst. PACIFIC, Capt. Nye.
BALTIC , Capt. Comstock. A.DRIAI(‘!.
These ships have been built by contract ex-
pressly for Government service.
has been taken ' their construction, as alsoin
their engines, to nsurestrengtl: and spo.nd,oi_1d’
their accommodations for passengers are un-
equalled for elegance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Liverpool in first
class cabin, $130; in second do., $75; exciti-
sive use of extra-size state rooms, $325 ; from
Liverpool to New York, 30 and 20 giiineas.-
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berth secured until paid for. ’
For freight or passage appl to EDWARD
K.‘ COLLINS &. Co., No.56 all-33., N. Y.;
. BROWN, SKIPLY &. Co., Liverpool; E. G. Ros-
ERTS 32: Co., No. 13 King’s Arms Yard,London;
JOHN Mormon 21: Co., Rue Norte Danie des Vic-
tories, Pnris, or Gi-:0. H. DRAIER,’ Havre.
The owners of these ships , will not be ac-
countable for gold, silver, biillion,specie,jew-
en-y, precious s_itones and metals, unless bills
of ladingare signed therefor, and the value
thereof therein ex 1-eased. .
shippers ,w,ill_ peace take notice that the
ghipg of this line cannot carry any goods con-
trah9!!i1_°f W°1'-- '
Rbsuronis Genuine Cod Liver 0ll.~,at.' .
N BIsSEI.L’S.
i
dent in saying I can fiirnisli Cl‘|SI.OmCl'R with
meats at much lower rates than those who sell
most. honorable method, the one price system,
establishment, east side the Bridge, one of tlie__
cherrysnnn-3:. 0Ti£l1.‘.lhi5‘i!¢1:*'ii'il¢*.ll9d' Draco: .
-so thiit't,he.ipiirti1iiié
.G1o,ves, Cravats, Stocks,
‘;mil_ks, a. newly
‘the nine, arc.
Clothing for the coming Season be obtoinedao _
in Norwalk, v
, :either as to quality, -quantity or price. '~ The
Every cure ‘
way, New York, formerly from Paris and Lon-
don. Price $1, mailed free of postage to ‘any
address, securely sealed. Address all letters
Box 844_ New York Post Omce. Agents
wanted in every town,’ _ Iy-11
Extracts from Editorial .\ ticee of a number of News-
papers :—“ We concur with the other papers in recom-
mending Dr. Larmont and his vrnrk.”-[Courrler deg
Etats l'n_i.-5, German Die Reforms, Sunday Dispatch,
Staats Zeitung, Nations} Democrat, _Da.y Bpok, Essex
Standaril, liahwa; Advo,e_steEinpl1.-e, City, Police (.i-i:et.:e_.
New York Pick, New Bi-ii-nswlck‘1‘lnies‘.
, -l".oo_"“a. " '
THE siibscribcrs keepsconstantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it will be
ii pleasure to sell to liis_cust,oi_nex-.3 at. all times,
and no growling. Givens in cell.
. HOLMES C0.
Shaving, and -%Ia'i‘r-dliolsins.
TAEsubscrlber~isstill to befonnd at liisold
, stand, west-side the Bridge‘, ready to serve
~lng,hairdressing,li'eud clenslng, &:c., &c. His
-.m_a'ny yenrp.e.x,ptt!:i,sti¢e 19 these .b|‘I|,1_‘-‘-¥!.°,_9nh9
-deems it suflcientgnorafitee of lib ability‘; to
please all who ;IIiII,,x,-fg;_4Ir,-,lilIL;- filth their put
ronage. Partic, lsrjttéiitldii ‘p'i§l'd"t_o‘tlie ciit-_
‘tingfsnd slrésains
- sons waited o_ii oft
81"h‘9.19l1¢i|1.B -.‘°|i=I.!I.~.l!..<.!.*' ‘h's".d_I§ flit‘. as ” If‘
«Express ;. all packuges '
oiio. w". IENNINGS.‘ ‘
iproinptly forwarded.
'22 M6)‘ 25, 1853. .
‘v“.rut*.. :~'«"="-'..*~.
.c I... o 1'.-.fKI.'1.’.Y.§ ,.,(,I.‘.;f.’.:‘:...‘.'!’»Q.8':.I.|
a THE-Broprietor of this-Sat. . -famed establish-
A
-usortmeiit of Full. grid Wlpttgcldfihingpihkh‘
:he is selli_n5;ttt’«grest= bosggins-; those wanting
=any'.tliing.iri his line wlll.I1nd.lt to ‘their; adven-
sibn,‘consequehtly lsibetternl I ,fl_ianip"g‘eiier-
;s.iiy; f,oi1n<1..i!i‘fi'0.t.lI.e‘.f “.929”-‘ :1 ¢l!°%“'=sV°‘-fl.%r8‘°r
so-.k.on. hi.s.ii<3.it.han.=!I¥.9t1i9”¢91'Fl“ Nérwiiiks
.e.r. lies a_be.t¢.¢r-i--.9rt-.-ieiit-to
.eieic.t.t.‘n,om-: Isin.9135.9recelrisiiiailrsflfiltione
to my ulreiidy ifin.-ze. and we1_1sr;-lmed 9._*9°_k.'-i-r
sbme very nice Vest; a,ii‘d‘P,ant,s_ new psittems.
,7 In addition to thc..sboveI have a ‘good’ as-
sortment of G.er.xt.1¢.m.en;s. Furnishing Gdods. con-
sisting of Shi,|'t,.S. 39501113; ,
and all other goods
clothing stores.-
iisiially foiindin _ . . _ ,
made to order in
N. B Ga_rment's'c'iit ‘rind
the best manner, and _ , , _
bought of me will, if desired,-bccutfree of ex-
ense to the Purchaser. THOMAS RILEY.»
Norwalk, 30th, August 1853.
ration ware.
HIS rare tindmost besiiitiful kind of useful
T and ornamental Ware. should be seen by
all who have it taste for the beautiful.
impossible to describe tliiswure, it miistbe. seen
to be appreciated, for saleTb5i3 . GRIFFITH.
Axes. I
o1.r.Ii.'s,Tenicks,Hends and other makes.
with and without handles, siiioxhi boys
axes and hatchcts, all of which are warranted,
and for sale by E. VA. Cnipnrisnin.
FINE assortment of Bohemian Ware.con-
A dating of Vases of most. exquisite finish,
not. to be excelled by any in New lork City,
for the price; Also. -a splendid assortment of
Bohemian Cologne Bott.lesl‘rom 5a. to $6 the
ii‘. at T. B. GRIFFI'l‘H’S.
Do you wish. to see
HE finest assortment of POCKET CUT.
LERY over shown in Norwalk ‘-3 Call at
my store, 2 Skiddy’s Bloclr, sign of tlie Rad
watch, 0 S CLARK-
nurnggnlpgg. 1.01‘
Otilzuptedlly Capt. Wm. Allen, on Flax Hill, is
offered for sale on very reasonable terms. It
shade tr-ees,ntandin.g thereon, 8 w_c_ll of ofgood
and never failinfwater, with the cellar and
foundation of the former building, flag. stone
e1rei;.t!=si...1ii.c.k.e.t. fence.--fronting
Itliacligibly situated upon the
main road leading from South Nor-,wn_,llr.,t_o Do.-
Iiien a.I.1.<.1,bnt-- I fe..w- II_.I.i.||.‘1.-#9.! WW5 from the 919*
pot. Any person wishing , A _ ,
,botl:i p1e,ii,,siiii,t.,iin,¢1h,ei_iltl_iy., will find this a rare
opporturiity.to».piirch8.;I!_! 33.8-.-V.er}l9,w price, 11
Jnostb_e_u_i1tif_ii 1', undo , V ‘
country residence. For further particulars in}
quire of Mr..J-ohn Kn_app,nea_r the pi-_e,inises,or,
-of the owner. EN 8. WILLIAMS,
. . J3/_‘q. .40, Fulton s't'.,.N. Y.
window ‘organ. ,
B0xE_S',AlIIé1'II_38lI, French , and En-
”glisli window gloss’, -assorted, from.
manufacturers _pricea
_“WM.C. W
A
' _ _ so - .' '
HE subscr_l_ber_keéfis ‘constantly on hand a
6:8 to 26x32, for sale at
._y
to callot
HOLMES it Co’n.‘
Hardware and cutlery,
Meclianics Tools, Eamzing Utensils,
Guns, Pistols, Iron and Slur],
Windazo Glau, Paints.
, and Oils.
THE subscriber has now in store, and in con-
atantlyrecciving direct from the "manu-
facturers, ii large supply of foreign and domes-
tic goods, under the above denominstlbns,
which makes his assortment of articles suited
to this market, equal to any in the state, and
which will be sold either wholesale or retail,
on asfovornble terms as can be purchased in
New Y,o,r_,k. For list. of articles and prices,
purchasers"a.i‘éreqiiested to call and examine
for themselves. WM. C.‘STREl'lT.'
' Norwalk,April17tli.
EAD &: FULMEIFS Croton Metallic Fire
I proof Paint..—-This article is acknowl-
edged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Point in use. It is proof against the
action of the weather and fire, and is cheaper
than other points in consequence of its taking
less oil to mix, and covering much more sur-
facc,t.wice as much as some. Give it 0. trial
E. V. A. CHICHESTER, Agent,
Zinc Paints.
HE siibscriber offers a full assortment oftlic
celebrated Zinc Paints. comprising snow
white, white, pearl and brown, ground in oil,
manufactured by the “New Jersey Zinc Com-
pany,” and. for sale at. their lowest prices. - '
WM. C. STREET-.
and piiices. D_on~’t forget
,_._.
Tnuwcutters, Hovey’s patent spiral knivcfi
the best and clicnpnst in the iniirkct,ot.
CHICHESTEWS.
UTI..ERY.—-A splendid assortment ofAmcr-
_ icon and English Cutlery, both table mid
pocket, Blouse cull and-examine.
J . E. V. A. CHICHESTER.
Cheap for Cash.
THE subscriber would offer for sale cheap for
cash French "and American Window Glass,
all sizes; rich fancy China and Bohemian
Ware ; vfineggrerman Accordeoiis and Violins.
Call and examine. T. B. GRIFFETH.
s hool looks! !-
LL the Booksnsed in the Union and other
Sch_ools,,_coustniitly on hand and for sale
at the lowest prices,_at KNAPP’S.
IN qaontitilel,-£0 nit purcns‘ue‘rs‘i‘iit'--lo
rates, 1 CIIIOHESTEBS.
. -1.-Ir.-v;..-.
¢._-
":1
-2.13’ '“'- 5
ii-in-eggnfing all the dlsea‘s_ea‘oi'tlie genital pr- _
' ‘ -.-the most -coin-' ’
the plateiieverything pertaining-tiiflie ni‘ale..i!!‘
of the cruises, symptoms, and mostzcertaln cure
of all disetisesto which they are‘ lii_i.ble". ; from-the
nccrethsbltsofyouthond excesses ofmatnre n.‘ge'
liii-icustomers,in gill the departments? of show,’
of chlldrénfif l,i"gi_r'.‘ Sick-"per-g
IleI_r_I‘eS:Id9§C,E!., HGIIQS %l_po,—-
liis~News Depot, and isA'ggr_i_t, I:qI‘_I\‘QBlIII8_:C:eO’l_;:
left to his care, will he“
‘fle1:It,”-WOIIIII-Illf0I'lll.fiBe.IIiIh“IIIfS oi N_6Imilk-
and oiliolnliig-towais,-£lia.bli'e.pnI onijiindmgood "
rt-ire t:.,§i:eh.i1§,e git-gs -,;;!l!.9=P°.r§.°n°e. in
-‘the-bu. .5 9.8139! 99. i .39. 5 ‘ ‘ . .0‘-”«i.é.‘ ;?i
ables lilni toifurnisli tire‘ iiailie"orfl¢ err§r.i7.1ei::
Pficefthini. filiqse of 1,¢.l=’°1'=l’,.'?*.:‘°|.|_.",='-"WP0‘l‘I.i,li11r,e‘n"ii.:
M y clothing in.ii,mnde antler nrovn sii‘pe'i-y,i-~
Collars, Suspenders, _
atshoi-tnotice: Allg"ood_s .
It iii‘
The building lot recently owned and.
consists of about 1 1-4 iicres of good ’1and,with_ .
ii.umeroustlirifI.y_ and well-gr_0w,r_i fr-u_lt._ and
a; retired lociition, -_
.d_esii'a_ble- location fora‘
fi liirge supply of fi'e'_s]i TEAS, of allquglitiea,
Per: 11%? Iioehello.
i '-
.. °'-.'..
. -Fare :——J\"oru_;alk,’iaIl[y 25 .(-'enf.s.
HE New and Elegant-Steamboat GEORGE
. .-.1.-A.W. Gppt-:_Ar.-mm. .E- Sitnw. Will 0°"!-
’mcnce her trips to the. above planes on Thurs-
dny, May -24, 1855, leaving New York from
-Catliarlne Market Slip every Afternoon at 31-4
o’clock, (Sundays excepted.) Returning, leave
Norwalk, at 5.30 A. M. ; Rocky Neck. 815 5-50
A. M. ; Port Chester, at 7.15 A. M. ; New
,Rochelle, at 8 A. M. ' ' ‘
Passengers and Freight will be landed at
the Bridge, whenever the tides will admit of it,
and freight for Danbiiry left at the Freight
Station of the D. at N. Railroad.
conmnrs umi. O
Between New York and Norwalk.
’ Fare 25 Cents.
HE S lendid and fist sailing Steamboat
1.10 N HART, Ca-pt. COLLl'N<l, will coin-
iiience running her regular trips for the your
1855, on Friday, April 13th. Will leave New
York daily (Sundays excepted), from the foot
of Catharine Street, E. R., at 3 P. M, Win
leave Norwall: daily (Sundays excepted) fmm
Peck’s Dock, at 5s A; M. = ,
Stages will be in readiness on the arrival of
t.lic.Bont, to convey passengers to Wcstprirt
New Canaan and the towns adjacent. '
«All persons are forbid trusting any person
‘on account of the boat. or owners, without ii
mitten order from the Captain.
' All goods must be taken away from the boat
immediately upon ner arrival and Freight
uiustbe ‘paid before delivery.
N- B--..'l‘1_ie travelling and frciglitiiii; iib
.lic,.;u-e respectfully informed that this in
will run regularly the -year through. The‘Bost.
win not be mpoiisjibi-.. ‘ror"o'v“ei- the iviiiiiii of
99.9 Elmdted Dollars. on any one pscknge,.nn-
lens byspeclnl agreement; I - v f ma
---.
! ,9 f.‘l‘,"“'.'.‘ *
- ~ and.
N. it. .1;
1855- -‘5¥ll‘l."il1.3.*-%F.*1?;:4.N.‘=.’l.l-‘-.M.l3ii'1',._I.8.I§6.
.. ~" Tcoznn-..¢..e'a.’.-.§"..ir.',;:‘q';i-,i‘s“5s. "
ra.i:‘n“.t'6iiN“'i"c ‘.
’
’ 43115139.?-00snfl.§-3a
, .1-The 7.00'A'.iI. 4302.1‘. 'rainsreceiveaphno§u-
gets from the Donlmey‘-Boilrond~ot' Nonnlk.
'.i.”il.'.....-"".‘¢i"§:1*"‘-‘“ =-~~ c v I
‘ .9‘ ,, .. Z ...s . P!'|..lI’¢l.l_'e‘l,d‘
It.i1S—€R;§mIi..-iiis:fiiea.r.ii.o:5.&izkiéii
H0.|.!.hli0ll0'sI.ul,li:ondni—ot Bddgopoi-5; _,
l Exrnss--At 1.55 r.x., (in c-onnectIoI:I"with
1,-kpreopa-trmn froinBon,to,ii_-,),neeemn 3....
“ 577°“ New 140111103 -8.11-_Cans_1Rol oddest
$17 Haven, from-iii lranmonie "Bail:-cud gt
"1113 '
2:-.*.i= ~
13:35.‘-. Stamford. .«A-t-:8-.55 ii-. u.,...:opgin ' .2
B,ri§gepofl;Noi'w.olk-‘and stIlIlf0l'd=,‘.
. ‘q$,ncm_'.I'iiirxi.-.ieiivg.:nronraii:»-at o LaM.‘f0l'-
NQW Y:0_l'k.. ’ -2 -... ‘ :. 1., v,..._ ' .. '
' ' ’ Housatonic Railroad; '
.Pii.saeng,ei-s for Houaptonic Railroad will
Wife “I6 9-35 A. at.‘ ’_ii__d._.4.30. r. ii.’li'-sin: to
Bridgeport. HI»
tflahfiury anti ;7V'brw&l_lr' ‘Railroad. .
. Paslengers forvthe Danbiii-y &rNorw|l_k Bail-
rosd will take the 7 and 9.35 A. M.‘ andflgfao
P.u.'¢roins to Norwalk.- " -‘ -- ,‘
'1‘:-sins from New York.
.- Fa'r New Haven.
P Accou--~At17 -=-is-i. .§n«.i;i2..éo, 3.39 and
. M. . .
EXPRESS Taurus-At 8 A. M. and 4 2. it. for
Boston, via New Haven,Hartfoijd,Sprlngfleld
and Bridgeport. the 3 PJI. at Stamf "r .-
wigllrlaud Bridgeport. ’ ' . "0 ‘LNG:
i . e 8 A.M. train connects with H
Canal, and New London Railroads. ousatogic’
The 3.20 P. M. ti-sin connects with Housaton.
its and Naiigatiick Railroads.
The 4 1’..\1. connects with New London 3, R,
The 7 A. M. Accommodation, and 4.00 r. iii.
trains connect with Danbury iii: Noi-walk Roi]
road at Norwalk.
Trains from .N'ew York to .Norwu1k.--At
7 and 9 1.31.; at 12.30, 3.20, 4, (express), 4.30
and 5.15 mi. ,
Trains from .N‘orivallc to Net» Ya:-l¢..;_,At
6,6.-44, 8.15, and 1’).52A.:ii.; 2.58 (ex), 3.25,5f45
and 10 P. .\r. (express.)
Trains from JV'aruvalIc to New Haven.--,-At
. 9.15 A.)I., at 2.50, 5.28, 5.58 (ex), and 6.45 p_],
. Seelarge bill of advertisement in the Station
Hoiiiien and Hotels. ~ '
JAMES H. HOYT, Sup’t.
Danbnry. It Rail Road.
S UMMER ARRAJV GEMEJV T.
b0V)lM_E‘.N‘CING MAY 7, 1854.
Trainsriindaily (Sundays excepted) agfonowg:
IIANBIIRY '.l.'0 IOU‘!-I ROIWAII
Ist Passenger at 7.00 A. M.g-;-wiving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 4. M. irid"co’ii”iiecting
with the 7.00 A. M. accommodation train on the
New York at New Haven Railrood from New
Haven. "Stopping at allststioiiii. c ‘ "
. 2nd Passenger at 4.30 P. M.-Connecting
at South'Norw;o'lk ._1[It_h _tlie' {.'gf0_ r.'l.,.occom-
niodntion trfsiirfroin New Haven." Stopping
_o,t allistntionl. -.l’.,use;glen=going.' E“: from
Sontli Nonnlk.- will e clie.Niiw York 4.00
in, express. train. .-to.. Bridgeport and New
‘Hoven,.ond the:4;30~2. it. uccoinmodotion min
vtoull ststlone East‘ of Bridgeport. r " ‘-
. 3d >Pauenge’1-1 quit 1i'reig-ht-at 6.45 Pi M.—-
Arrisresat South Nor-walk in time for passen-
gei-swest to takethe-8—.65«r. I.‘ express: train
from New. Haven. .-Pl.8lIn[=flIQ 6-.00-r.~I.~pss-~
-7.002. in. « . . . . .
'.°§'«l'.l."°3Wl3-I."'«|'0 PAID!!!
- 1;’: Passenger ‘of. 9.20 A. M‘.—R_e‘céi_ving
gsengers from the New Yorkond _tIlé,NéW
oven, 7.00 A. '35. A‘cc'qni. Trlinn, '§Qi:§tPI7e
. st Daiibury_..at,10.?-0'1.'x,_. stoppiugat’ all
’stations‘.' _ -
: 2:! Passenger and Freiglrt at l1.15.-Re-
ceivin Pusengersfroin. the 9.00 A. at. train
from _ evr. York, and the -9.35 uccominodgtion
fl'&il_1.fl'0I[l.N9,W Haven, receivlngongl. landing"
jp|p0e_ngetl.Ipd ti-eight, at all the way stations,
and-arriving at Diuibiiry at 1.00 .2. x. This
train will,w‘nit'20 niiniites, should eitlier train
he. d.e1¢!°.d 0.81908: . , .
- 3d.1?asse_nger at 6.00 P.M.—Receivin Pin-_
iien'gers,fiioni,.the 4.30, 2. ii. Ic0QI_l_I]n , tion
train from New. Haven. and the 4.00 .9. I.
Boston Express Train from New York, and ar-
riving at Danbiiry at 7.10 r. M. Stopping It
all stations. -
Stages from Rid gefield Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 7.00
A. M; and the 4.30 P. M. trains, and return on
the arrival at the Ridgefleld Station ofthe 9.20
1. 1. and 6.00 1-. 3!. trains. ‘
HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
For BOSTON
EGULAR MAIL LINE viii Stoningtonfor
Boston, Providence, New Bedlord, and
Ta.untqn.—-Inliind Route, without change of
cursor detention, carrying the Eastern Mail.
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK, Capt.
J oel‘Stone, and COMMODORE, Capt. W. H.
l"ra.zee, in connection with the Stoningtononil
Providence and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, lesying New York daily (Sundays ex-
cepts‘-.d) from Pier No. 2 N. R., first wharf above
Battery-place, at 4 o'clock P. M., and Sterling-
ton-at 8 o’olock P. M., or on the arrival of the
mail train which lciixes Boston at 5.30 P. M.
These steamers are unsurpassed for strength,
safety, speed, comfort. and elegance. The oili-
m-.1-sore. experienced and attentive.
The COMMODORE from New York-—Mon-
d:i3'..'Wednesday and Friday. From Starring-
ton——Tucsday, Tliiirsday and Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from New York-—
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday. From Stan.
ington-Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
N. B.—-.—Passengers on arriving at Stonington
proceed immediately by mail train to Pi-ovi;
deuce, Boston, Tminton and New Bedford. ni-
by accommodation trains from Stonlngton in
7.30 A. M.
Through tickets on Mondays, Wednegdavg
and Fridays for Nantucket, Holmes’ Bole aid
Wood’s.Ho1e, via New Bedford, connecting
with the new steamer EAGLE W G
A Baggage-Master accompanies. the steam-
boat trains to and from Boston,
F01"P“59!8°‘: beflhs, staterooms or freight,
‘applications may be made of Pier No.2 N. R-,.
or at tlicollice, 10, Battery-place,
Hair Oils, &c.,
BISSBLI.-‘S.
SHAKER Herbs and i-ixn-acis, at
URL! Bay Water, Cologne.
at '
BISSEI.I.’S.
. Paper.
A ,_LA3GE.«_Asu6r)§méiit'of.Noté .ts«.me::iii...
I. C0N7V-EYA=N6E—S. . l
l I I Leather & Filling-Store
ridgoportpstopplng-it =Brfd§-‘epb'i‘t’,‘N‘ofiiilk"
and Worc_esl:er,_the ’8 AJ! .stopping_at Stamford‘
‘sengei-:t'nin;froin South Norwnlkzot-Betholit -
“I ‘ ";B“ ,1.‘
..... ‘M’
. . .W.11.I.I.AM.s .&.tiU.l,0l$I's”. .
Emigration A and ' Foreign" ‘Ex-
cImnge_0IIice. ‘
No. 40 Fulton Street, New York, afnd
I Waterloo Road, Liverpool. I
The 0111 Blackstar Line of Packets,
Sailing puiictuallyfram Liverpool The ‘I,-if’
W1. 11th,16th,21st and 260. of cum" month,
0-714 comprise thefallowing splendid ships. V
Universe. Coptriin Bird, 1700
These Ships are the most magnificent that
have been built. They are commanded by able
and experienced Captains, famed-3'91’ their nau-.
ticalakill and kind treatment to emigrants; and
then-accommodations for Cabin, Second Cabin,
and Steer-age passengers, are vastly superlorto
those’ of any other Line. _~ ' ‘ _ ~
"1‘he=Ship’s allowance of provisions comprises
dour, out-n_iea_l, bi-cad p0t8t0€':P¢35 01‘ W3“;
rice and vinegar, which is dealt ou_t to the pos-
sengers once: or twice’ ii.-week din-ing the voy-
age, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for each
rodult, and half allowance for children under 12
‘yours; and in addition to the above, ofurtlier
ollowance, according ton lateact of the Brit-
zioli parliament, two oz..ten, half lb. sugar, and
Iolf lb. molasses, to each adult, weekly, with
three quarts water daily. In all cones’-where
the full passage money is returned wighont any
‘deduction. 5 - u
send money to their friendslntlie Old Country,
and wishing to save time, and expenn'e,- can
have it done in a. satisfactory, and correct man-
-ner, by enclosing by Post, to the snbecgihqra,
' the sum they wish to send, witlithe’ nomésund
Iddress oftlie party whole to receiveit, when:
.3 draft on the nearest Branch to their residence
-will be forwarded by the first steamer with do‘
T.pi§egei_it,an_d a receipt returned for the money
bynextmail. I " - A = w
A 1
V i . - ’ . WHOLESALE a. norm. _
HE subscriber hereby gives notice to the eit-
lzens‘ of orwulk, and the public in gen-
,erol—, thtlie has taken it store on.-fife] gag. mg.
of the bridge, opposite the Post Onice, No. 1.
ladies’ and children’s Boots and Shoes of all
descriptions, manufactured by us expressly for:
this market, by the best of workmen and of the
best niuterials; no exertions will be spared, to
please those who favor us with a call. ‘_C'i_ii3'to-
- iners’ work made to order, with neatnesa, and
despotcli. A_sliare of public patronage’ is ‘re-
spectfully. solicited by J; P. HANFOBD,-Jr’.
' Particular attention paid to repairing in
all its branches. Nor-walk, 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 commu-
nity,and by‘fair and honorable dealing, to iner-
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
arate and of as good 0. quality as can befound
at any other store in the country. They are
now olfering great ba.rgains'in Teas, Sugars,
&c., and would invite an examination of their
large and fresh stock of Groceries and provi-
sions. G. HOLMES & CO.
Old stii.nd,East sideMain street.
New Canaan Nursery.
STEPHEN HOYT it 00.
AVE on hand andolfer lot sale at their
Nurserieiysituatetl one and a half miles
east. of the village of New Cannon, and three
and is half from Norwalk : ' '
_Pliim, Cherry, Apricots (on plum and peach
'stooks,) and Quince Trees. .
Also, small fruiti-i,viz : Raspberries, the F01-
tolf, Franconia and (the true) Red Antwerp,
English Gooseberi-ice; Cui-rants,bla.ck English,
red and white Diitch,supcrior varieties; Straw-
berries, the most approved varieties; Isobellii
and Catawba Grape vines. ' -
ORNAMENTAI. T3E£s.——Horse Chestnut, moun-
tain ash, silver maple, larch, spruce, balsam fix
and arbor vitaes. For vigor and healthfnlnesis
of growth, the above trees are not excelled it
equsled 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
vigorpus growth, iibundiint_andreg'ii1iu-bearers.
and the most valuable market vhrieties. ‘ Tlieiie
Nuriiersesnow occupy more than. 15 acres. 0‘
land, embracing more than 200,000 cultivate!
Fruit Trees. 1y4d
.. Olioico and Solec't¢d.'.l',o_gs-.,_‘
CHESTS of Green and Bliick_Te§!I-. .
, , V Coffee and Teas, warranted to please;
iupriceand quality, they deiy,superiori'ty.' '
' ’ - — G. HOLMES-$700.
HE Subscriber gi'at.et'ully a_cknoVl_lle¢jgg; ‘pg
for the last 1 p _
cgtion to business, to meet 3. con_t.inu_u;¢;e,__Q‘
pp_|t- fisvors. .
flgriiess.
and despllllch-, and-_ p»le<_lgea_ himself. to.§¢fl_,g_g_,
ondevery article in his linens cjiegp 3, ‘he
liar Establishment in the County or Stats, 4],
saddles, Trunks, Vnlises, C_arpet_ B|gs,‘],1o;-.9
Bi-uslies,Curry Combs, Cards, Shuyiois, Skim,
all kinds and qualities, which will be sold‘:
manufacturers prices. Orders thankfully-jg.
ncived. Terms favorable. _ ~ ,
-Norwalk,Aug. 11.. - WM; B. SWAN. ‘
The Wonder oftho Ago.
XCELSIOR Family siaréii, a superior in-
ticle: and as cheap as the 'c'omm'on Starch
now in use ; it produces ii Beautiful Polish
without gumming the Iron or Fabric.‘ ‘-For
sale by the Box or Paper by ALLEN, MEEKI-IR
& C0. , who can furnish it to dealers at Focfor
Prices. ‘
Wares, English and American Knivepand
F. H. NA_SH’S,
South Norwalk
Forks. at.
Crockery, China 8:. Glass Waro__
ONE of the largest, richest and beatselected
Stocks of Crockery, Glass China Wares,
to be found in Norwalk, can now be seen atthe
store of tliosiibscriber at South Norwalk, to
gethcr with 21 general assortment of Groceries,
i'kc.,a.ll of which will be sold at exceedingly
low prices. . W. SMI 11
..._.———
‘I’
Lime,
BY the Barrel or smallqiirintityfill
GEO. W. SMITH’S.
S31‘f_’1.’:2Z_‘Z:‘£-
Bird §€’Eci.
ANARY, Hemp and Rope SP-Edycume Fm‘
, Bone, Bird Glasses, &c., at BISSEL1-’S-
GUNS! GUNS! , ‘
. NEW supply of fine and low priced,
..
.
Devines’ Pitch Lozenges.
HE W, der of the Age‘ forcoughfl ' olds
T .i...., .3." . Blssmlius.
EW Stock_of Dr. J ayiies’ andi—YA,y’er3§fl_1>:5p.,
iilar Medicines, R_o_dger’s Tar at Canczhg,
agus Weaver-’s Medicines, and all the popniag.
BISSELL’S.-
Jacob A- Weatervoii, Hoodless. 1600
Wm. Rutlibone, Spencer ' 1200
‘Ticonderoga, Boyle ’ 1300.
Princeton. Russell 1400
Irene. Willianis 1200
Minnesota. Allen, ’ iuoo
Silos Greenman, Spencer’ 1 500
LFVISLIIBII, uapp’ 1506
Wm. _H. Ha.rbecl;_. Marshall 1600
Guy Manncring, Freeman 1500
Washington, Pagfl, 2000
Enterprise, Funk, moo -
Aberdeen) Knapp: 1000 I
Richard Alsop, Smith, 1000
Niagara, Smith, moo
Dewitt Clinton, Iléufliit, 1300
.i(ai-mion , 8 By 1000
sandusky, Borliind 1200
uwego, Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Baratow, 1400
New Ship, Edwards, 1750
Any of the persons paid for decline coming out,
-Persons residing in the country tho: de_s_i're'to~
-Iniiohpunctlmlit-7 asiftlie personeendhgifl mm
Water-at.,and fitted it up in good order, where 2
' may be _£ou_ndat all times a large stock ot'gent’s,-,
Apple,Pear, (standard and dwarfgf) Peach, .
‘ , iiueml piitroiiage which has ueenpexsendgg. _
to him by iiis rricuus. and the public generally,
4 years, and hopes by strict uppn.‘
He has now on. hand, and Iggog.
ngntly manufacturing to order, allkinds of
Having greiitly incressed his‘fac'ili‘..
ties in in-auiufiictui-‘ing_. lie. is now prep“-e4 go
execute.-. all orders in his line ‘with promptnesg:
some article-can be t’u_i-nished “by §I_|.’_Qt1)eg aim.
III! on hand all kinds of srticlesusuglxy képg
by Saddlers and Harness makers_;._,}1g_i_-ne'..,
Horse Sheets, Fly Netts, ¢'lcc., also all__ki_iidj of
Saddlery Ware, Carriage and Riding Whips,‘
BR.ITTANIA,Ja.ppsn’d and Silver Plated.
' ..Co!nbs-Buflalo
- ilient. Reticulgp, very select patterns.
Patcnl. Medicines of the day, for sale cheap at _.
' W. I-‘.. BISSELL,-No'rwiilk. .
Jar
rby. letter put. up in the. best-_
i —‘ 9 " -'-’>‘_‘,‘:,‘
AYE. S. , _
“EV -"-Pd. '~‘l‘?‘5“““l“ =11<'o‘9§8!°1 19700117: 501'
4.:.‘::..° r....99r..“i.°vi::
-' - ' 3- - -. S . I'D. 4
gout. iI_iinmrs.Neno_iisxie:§, Ii-i-ii;sbili.t3‘.vIn1ia.iu
ll-‘I011’?-, _h‘,"1’-lfichf‘. Pains in the Br:-_a.nt, Side, Br;
£37111 1-13108: F“-m:_ile Complaints-,3:‘e.,&c. Ind
very few atre the d:SPa1¢S!3.in whic].-ran Pu§ga_tiv_ehb_5
;cirie 15710 more or o. ‘ , :
gm-ss and-suffering mi;,5iit'§‘§"§,‘i..¢{‘.i‘eafx-‘.}1;,5..;.,,,
less but efi'er-turd Cathzirtic were more'_froo1'1_ ‘us
No person ‘can feel v.‘e_ll while 9. costivo hgbzt
-body.ptevaili_a ; beSld6S‘l.t sooi_i serjoug.
:orti-.n fa_tii1 distant’-§. wnich inig t have mergge
.bv ’_tht_‘. timely and _)lI(I}t“.101'lS use of a good print.’
This is ziliko true of (.olds,gFmei-i,s_li s ptom.-.
Bilious deran ements. They_al_l t_en to becor.
produce the eep sc‘a.te_4l-And-forrmdable dissed»,
which load the houses all over the ,1lI_n5~ Ken
-l“:1lI21bI8 family pliysua 18 [Sf §1’h:Cb1::pOl’3§§§.
_e public health, an_ t 9- - . A-porfoz:
with oonsurr_imate.sl:il.l to mgetgpat
STCPESIVE IT,l9.l_0f its virtues y,‘ fs1c!_._‘I,h'§}'_PI_:r
.I')lj,‘ nond [_it1eY105, has shown results surpass
i°.‘.‘.i-“':‘"~“‘ ’”li“".'.‘.‘i
V ~ .99 .
Rtmitiatexd byeoersonesyiif inch eoulted pod-ltign
character 21-. t6 forbid the Sfl.Ipici0Il,Of anti-nth.
Amtmg the eminent genflnnen to Whoiliilws
“-11,3294 t%_l’efel‘ for-these facts, -1.: -;;
on _ , 3-. w - '
Sean oi’ Ne:vL%d.:£\Cbit;i°TT’ the
Phocr. A. A. Horse; Practical Chomllfib’
: _,,;':u°;g:"*°?1. U11 Géologist_for3.he
IR‘! 14- -lioomi in. D. on -eminent 8 ' i ii
¥’..":.’.'.‘i‘§.‘.“l.‘s.°§.‘l""*‘-“ii °r’L-.w-n. whom» 6-:
' C S-oU_~":‘:!|Ve PTCCHCC.’
Ichaiits in New one of the’
C. A. DAVIS, M D; 3',,,,., and am ‘.-
- ,, : - _ geoniiol
S':i:-3 Mai_-pie Hospim, E,‘ gum _ ,
’ h p .p“errni,wecou1d Vernon ,
,..uc names. mm all pang ,, ,2. me N M _ .
been use<_l..hut_,evidexice
the cetfificates or tha?momm?°e:tc°i;nu 1¢ -
-shown in their aflectii upon ' ‘ {fig-3,
These Pills, the Icon); of 191.3 myafiggan,
.m9s.t cfiinplete which ..tlie present state cg .
science can afford. Theyiire cbmp9....¢.g~,',,,
the themselves, but of the
only oi‘-_ egetable teuefies, ext: bggafl
. ro¢.esa_i.n.a state of pumy. an . inod ct
.innu¢'u afmnnner as to ' er;
syoteuizo com sition orne ‘c , ,- " ‘
ihthefihfiw mmdrlggbgm. t9 3
;inor:dcgiclent remedy thing‘
main :2: process. . , _ rogison paths” 1
ivious. ‘ e by the old"n'Io'de of conposlfifny,‘
.eiy.modieIn¢ in=butde‘n‘od‘with m_o_i'5i,.”_, ,
gmoniouspud qualities, by _ '
.vidna1vir'tI1e'o1il7'that is desired fa? tho"
geifect is preséiit. .
titles of,e_a_.,cl:i substance employee In left ‘
zcurafiveflvirtucs only being ed. '
‘cell-evident‘ tho effects should prove In gag
All thcinett and obaofin ‘i g
~ a __ ,i_ir,oly.ue¢H:1ndfli.a__
_-.2.-i:iYgepo1;0eIgiI:ntid‘otetodisca.se:h:n
medicine ' -.06 fliflror
. 13- " Zfxfh.
A-%.1t.C..;;f!9qn0fl!‘a1. , . . ¢P°‘i'fl1* Wit?!) . '
alioi‘iIi_1.b‘:taken‘In I Qeeouaueloi an
_Ph‘yn£ciIn,»ani a’I_-ihooonlilnupiio ' _ .
zrenicdy without knowing In __
gmpplied the accnnte
. . Y
,Pectorii1 and bog
. . ‘h.,,. ',
=ica’n‘ ‘algiea. f be
' _ ¥.'l_fi;tfl¢.‘F-‘*-
:"'3'l“.’n’.i..'i>"".e..“‘i__-. . ‘.2. 5 1
,Eew1rouldbetAken' - I ’
:Tl|eit life consists in Ih_0__il’rll|]:_0__0l7 __,_
‘“ ”—*‘?i”iz*i....'..
to aflflWRm j“%'
the subject heelygacknowledge their ¢OlIYic‘4:.
Pnmuflledr ©1119“ . .,_,.,.!
Jnediciilkbéfolt were Known. " ‘y -
'il|.In8;F.hY3i°ill! have,
I 3‘?
want.
I but
into health ,
the‘ sumac , Ind; other
body, restoring Qheir ' , action to A
correcting, wherever: they‘ .
mcntsasue.th_e,first_ _' ' ,,,._,, __
Being sugar wnp , , are plc‘ua'zit:'.to ir .
-ndheils imrd! véséhhle. .no=h-rm can vi
their use in any quantity. _
31-‘or minute lice the wrapper onisi
ox. . . .
' PREPARED BY "
J AM-ES‘ AYE R, I
rncueu -
onto puf gin noxiiiiér si
«mi.
nieces ,
DOIJDIY"
Eeinpgiirltpfglilitrliszniriils.
Frogn S. .Mi~ I,’ctfeng7il1C'olc_.,fldwert£q'i
Agency, .N‘o. 119 Nassau Street, JV. 1'.
-. 8A'.l'I, corn. - -
AND A FULL ASSORYMENT or
‘Mi iiina-i-y o 6'6'*dg,
V New York. (over the ntore..ofS,=H.'§_1fg:.
or the richest and most desirable Ggoaglgn;
Mnket. We sh‘ail.lijIue on; intact bu-‘nos
importation and from our uiuiut_njctgr,,._
b_r¢IIaI,. Parawh, nndroll-'ot!iéi-.tni’cIéa-in‘:
line of business. M . , ,., _
All will be soldier Curr’ mo Slbirr T1:
at such prices-as will indiiceflmgyggg go, ,3,
ogojn._ Orders by letter put» up in the by
IIIIEF.
-379;',;;,ad:4¢viP,é,r.,;”,.. I .=.v.ire:«-.!’w‘
‘ - I jnat“rec‘e from in "'1 i‘*-‘Ki
- auction: elf?!’ “'illf¢c‘Ii§or:n6dtfofi'C4
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. Vol. coiiinierices. in*M;oy._ .'I.t'¢omp;in
fullest record extent of Current _Fa_ctp 5
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books for sole iiy riinrniiiou ’a.'iuii'r:ri.
342 Broadway; N. Y ‘
. —. P. S.—-A Catalogue
on application.
.0fS.p,i1’-ICED] Books is
_ 81:,
English cupetings, 0il cloths. 9,
"EDALLIONS, Velvets, Tapestry, In
sels. 3 Ply and Iiigrain CUl>¢‘9i'-'F3§
Cloths, Coir Mailings and Mats of_ all My
und every article in the CRTP“ B“5'n°“~“ 2,.-.
WM. & THOS. LEWIS.-
lyll 452 Pearl Street, New'Y.9:t
Fancy Goods, Snril-8 Trade 185.
D. M. KNIGHT 0 G0.
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALE-I
Ix FRZNCB, E.vr.u9B. ‘-‘P G-"*"*"V F‘-‘°‘.’ 3°99,‘-
d 28 Vesey Street, (Up stair .
?e?W::: Broadway and Church-Sh, It _
and Horn Back Conic,
great variety, Twist, Dr_eseing and
Combs. Buttous—Stce_1.‘ GI“. Listing", M65
Twist, Bone. Metal, Silk, Thread, Agutg,
B;-ashes-—II:iir, ’l‘ooth,Nsil,&c. Llnen‘_Xfhr- =‘
spool Cotton, Needles. Pins, Hooks. iiiidé.-‘u‘
Hair Pin.-. Elaigtics, Wlialehone, Linen,
Cotton Tapeo, Linen and Cptton Bobblufif
sore. Thinibles. and - a gl'elt'va'a’-ie£y.of: F ..
Goods and Fan9,.&c., all cheap for cash. ii.
Englilllg F ranch: and German E.-mcy. '91-i
COMES of every description and 1+
French and Chinese Fal_IS_, Magic 1.
new and very choice Perfumery, Cotton. =
Thl'efld;Neeq_!_gs, Pin;s,~Hookip and . cl, 3:.
Wax.Cora.l and Glass Beads and * eekla
“"80 and exte‘nsive‘variety.’ -India But,’
Goods of all kinds. —Dre.-.s.But,tons,.flne ops-
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«Books, Port» oniéiv, &c.; Including I V
and e;rtensive.:atoc_k.of Rue] .09-
Go (1 and Gilt_Jewelry',&c. Great lid!
merits will be. ,,yt‘éred'1'o Cash Buyerl. ' 91¢‘.
manner. ,
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Iyll No. 10 Pork-P-lnce‘. »No'!.i"~Y0l‘1
UGARS—vei- chat and ‘-’-'
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LUBIN’S EXTRACTS, assorted‘ pen ‘Ill
mt‘ .- . .- -“‘KNAi""'
ESHLEWS Anti Periodic Pills
_‘ Cureof Fever and A3119» 8* "‘
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study, are offered to the public on the" but I .
LLASON BRO’S as airfiviif-réii-“six. -
J‘. Co.,) are now__opgi_ilng an ,ent_i_i-_e fig, ,gg.,. .
rem ‘Bonnets, F1-"cruel: ‘Flowers, 'R‘uc£¢I",‘ U i
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