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1*=.i’ew Canaan. Nursery.
V S’.i_‘E'c'IIEN HOTT 4% CO.
WV \wWW‘W“W . -,7, . . "AVE on hand and otier for sale. at tlieir
Large ‘md Small 1_—7€€S'"—W L fifty? - Nurseries. situutoil one and :1 lialfmilcs
had some experience in tr_E1I=>l3lf”‘“‘“.‘-T east. of the village. of New Canaan. 51110 TllI'<‘<‘
both kinds taken from llLll'St31'l8S. Ilieie 11110“ hglflmm hlolivlmii: d l a f ’) Po cl
- --- .' . . st. .1‘. an cw rs. r
is no more “SK 1” re|]1t)\il1g a pear or an Apple. P‘c.u, ( "inc '1 ' . i
.. , -~ ,, .‘,.,.,r_. from the Plum. Chcirp, Apritotts )oii plnui and peach
3-P1713 “lee Tour 01 m ' LL ‘V N ' stocks.) and Quince '.l‘rcc.<.
bud: than one year “Om H‘ 9' an Also. siuull fruits.vi7. : RaS1)lio,i'i'ics.llio Pal‘
Persnaded we have lost. three 3'€“”3 0}" loll’. I~‘r-.iucoiiia and (tho true) Red A.lli'iV(‘l'lJ.
gemncr small trees wliere we might have i EllgjllfillGl)0Fe‘l)C1‘l'lC9; Cll1'l’$‘il11.<.llli1Cl(E!l$£llSll
‘ 5 - '0 l‘ :‘l 'l"l:Dll)... " ". :l'«'>r=: '.:-
Set large‘ Large apple flees pm Um‘ i ill:-(l1l'ln‘lll(‘l i]‘I‘l‘i"l\"li)“tC”'l':$03('Ulll)C'4‘ firm i 1:‘
two years 3:-I0’ have made ‘lb much “Oct” _; tli:_\'.\Mi=..\"i'xL'l‘i:ii1;s.~IIorscClix-sliiul n'iouu-
as smaller ones. Some Oi l.l1'3m 0”‘ '3 l [min Ash. silvor in-.iplo_. l:ii'o.l1.'spi'ilco. Balsmn
blossomed, the apples set. both }’f’'rl1‘=‘. 0110 ll1‘:”tll(l."dl'l)0l' vil-.cs. For \'i,_qjo1‘ and lioalilil'ul-
as they are fun of fruit 1,ud5_ we look , tics: of _i_,-rowtli. tho above trees are not o.\'Ccl
fora salnple of their fruit next, Season. l])1{l(‘ill“l)l'|i.:f(lHl1lllnl“l‘l'(;\l'lt*(‘ilull
It may not generally be “low” that l ofllizi \'n1‘l('fI(3F of t).1lI‘—ll\l'Il“-L’ stock of :l))lllC
large sized apple U995; 533' i"“"3 01‘ ll”"’L‘ l ti-cos, that they may bii sucli as arc of lir-alloy
inches at the butt, cost no more l.l‘l.’—ll] the st-roiig: and vig'oi'o_u.~: _9£l‘0\\'l-ll_. abunilzlnt and
Smaller size. Nurserymen, if they hm-,-._ { 1‘v(“|§’§‘l:lltL1'I‘mllL),{1lr'l:-I15’;:1ll%llltl iiiosl. valuuhlo. t'll.ll-‘l‘\'l.‘nf
- 1--ge I--mi. l ;.?::: i. i..i‘.‘.{."1.l§?..3iZ‘l..I-"2lIl.'l. i:-.:;:..
source than to cut and burn tlicin, ‘us ' 20900,,c,,1,i,.,m,dEmi, -1-,.,.,,,l.,._ ' ly-lrl
they grow beyond the proper size l0l" ...s ._“__:_—,T I —----4: ---
transplaiitiiig, so that they are glad to i _
dispose of them at that price. \Vc V ‘ . ._- | 1 U I]. I ,1 ‘plum
have Purchased some nine years old l.lll$ F .111 .3;
fall, at two dollars each, and COl1S.(lPl‘li. : ,L_nm;d m M“; 1;?‘ hp ,.l-;',M‘\.,,,,,1 ,1“. ,,,,i_,iic
much better economy than to pay fifty , ,,.,.,,,,,.,,,,,_ 1-,,,. my, ,,,'_., 1.; _,~..m-.._,,,,,1 i,.~,,,,.,.1,3.
cents for trees two years at the bud, It‘; .=l.i-icit alpplii-uliuii in i_.ii.:inoss. lo mcol .. con-
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A,P,'e7ic_i/, 119 JVassml-.=t.. J-". I
P EDDING’S RUSSIA SALVI-‘.‘ is :1 Boston
ll Romcdv, of thirty yours‘ Slnntllllg. and is
Tcfltlnlllltllldtgtl by pliysicaiis. II. is it siirc and
specily cure for Burns. I’ilo5=. Boils. . bot-iis.
Felons, Chilbluins. and Old .H'ni'os ol o‘\’01‘.V
1‘-gm] ; fm. F,,,.,.,. _;m...-:_ 1"1co1-:-:. Itch." bl-ald
Iload. Nottlc liasli. Buiii-)iis._ Sore ;’\ipplc.'-.
(rccoiiiiuondoil by niii‘scF-) ll l“il0“"-°- 300-‘-
Fostcixc, F14-n. Bilcs. Spider Stiiigs. Frozen
Iziinbs. Salt. lilioiim. Sr-uvv_v. Sore and Crnckoil
Li])::_ Snro Nose. \\':irts. and Flosli Woiiiids, it
is ;i most vnlnnblo roinclly and ouro.wliicli can
1).. [’p<lHl(‘:(l to by tliousuiids who have usorl it
in the oily of Boston and vio.init'_v for lilo last.
thirty _vours. iii no iiistonco will this Salve
(lo tlll injury or interfere with a pliysiciau's
pi-o.=i~i'ipt.ioii. lt. is made from the pi1i'csl. nia-
toi-i:il.<, lroiii a receipt. b1'oii,r:l‘.t from Bus.=i:i—
of zirliclos _Ql‘0\\'lll_£1‘ in that. coiii1ti'y——:iii<i tho
propricto1's have letters from n.ll‘classcs. clergy-
incn. pliysicizins. scu captains. nui'.=os. and Olli-
«-i':I. wlio.li:ivn used it l.ln-msclvés and l‘<‘(ll‘illl-
nicnd it". to otlici-:~'. -io,dlliii_«,:':: Iiiicsiii Salvo is
put. up in laigze tin boxes. sluiiipcil on tho cover
with a picture of a horse and :1. lllf<f1l)lf‘tlS0llll(?l'e
which pictiirc is :llF0f!ll_’._;‘l‘:1\‘l‘ll on tho wmppoi-.
Prior 25 (,WII.s' ll Bar. Sold ill all tho Stoi'cs
in town or countrv. or iiinj; ho oi'«l<=1'c<l 01' any
wliolosalu. (l[ll;I§IlSf in N0l'Wll‘ll- H=1l‘li'01‘fl- Nl‘\’-'
Havoii. Now London. or Now Yorli.
~ B.ED1‘iI-NG iv. CO.. l’i'oprloto1'-;:,
' r . ~ "- ' '-.' 1 l‘ .' :
any of our readers are about to set. an }iUHu11c<‘ 011 1’-‘~‘-,’m‘1‘:1‘.:",‘.’l;l,..fI',3::,:{g,]l,;i1.",ii:,'::1
, r g 5--~--inf,-.111, :..i. ' i jz' ‘ '. . i K A
ap.pllefioci‘ic.hafrd, xlve are tcoufitdeul. t.h‘ey if H: . HF . mam, inmmw.‘ his fn__ {
‘W1 n it. or t .911‘ in eres s :20 on er l ' E
.- iii,<§,lic is not? prepared.
ers in his line. ith prompt-
iimself to sell _
“ - I‘ll-”'.1}) 1%. f
furiiislieljl b inn ' =imi- -'
' !.-2 ii-rieblirliiiioiii in tho Coiiiily or Sliilii. It» i
, _:....._ .. .. .— - 3 has on hand :ill kiuils of articles usually kopi -'
rm.--ma way <27‘ l ‘.5?{...il‘:‘I"-‘iilii.Gillilifc?il?‘.‘ii"i-5...?"l'l‘2;i‘:.
‘The Paris C0”e5l’0“dPm of T/Hi CUM‘ l3i'ii.-lies: (}lii'i'vL(.T<)iiilJc. U:11':lsi iéllfllllf-lUl.:f Sliiiis. ‘
me7'c'ia.l Adve7'tiSc/ speaks of 3 Plan l”' I Ii!ll'>'l) |\“l1'.I(.‘t.s_.‘l]l‘|é'. -.\'ul.ts. &'c.. .:il.<o all kiinls
vented by a baker of that city to reduce g of .<:u_ltllor_v w-.ii~.-,.l,::li'i'i-.iv,_>;r.3 and li_l1,llll_§?‘ '\"i'liip-.-.
the cost of bread’ He pmg in mm pmi; . all l{lt‘:l’lS all qualit.io:=. wliic-li will br- sold at.
_ _ J ,. iiianiifrlol-ui"ei'sprices. OI'(ll"l’\‘. tliniil;fiill‘~.‘i‘o-
of rice to wheat. flour, and l.ll(. econoi.i_v ~
Let them dig large l10ii"~‘ l —.-, «
litp“
large trees.
and put. in compost. liberally mat!
will soon liave fruit, .
Norwiclz. (C'o7m.) _’/.7.‘rz.éi’i§‘i9;vz'/i-‘r.
.3
i
‘‘ii;.‘-
I
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_ " no Q.1P___1blD l cfivoil. Tlirins favotnlilni. , ,_ “
effectedfreachcs tlietlveiy _ n-i( 11]-~ E ;\‘i"ll'V\':lll{_. Aiig. ll. l‘\.\l. l:. L»'\‘i 4
figureo one scum 10 -W0 P000‘ '33- ___- ,_______.,_._.___s_._..._..._
The government has had the bread ex-l fi,EE£—§H;.§-g mfifiigmffn
amined by competent persons, and has an- ‘ T
thorized the Sale 9f it’ at a 1638 ram ma.“ tho .'~'lm'l‘- of Ill:-i:.«:i=c,, Allen. I'\leekei*..I:Co..
fixed by the police. The demand IR 3 111.; ,~;nl,._.m=il.mi= 1'0.“-p"(‘li'llll‘T culls llie _atteniion
such that the baker cannot. supply it_——— of tho public. and o.°poo.in.ll_v the iiilialiiiiiiilsol
Neither the nutriment nor the taste of l \V‘I‘\v:rllc and vioinil_\. to his osi:.ibli.s1imi-nl.._._
! II-w int ‘lltlr’ l'oc Jinrg alwavs :1 “cod assorlinuil.
the bread would appear ['0 be nfiiemed i cfllio host. riiiaiitwof inents 0-iI’1‘Y9(l up in llio
. . . .' ' ' ' '
by the presence of the new lllgl‘P.(ll(‘.lll. ; i,,...., ..-i_.,-i.»._ He iinlim-es they wi1lg;rcatl5.~ mu.
.’ Fllll. illl‘ll' il‘Il(“1‘FEil. in buying: their meals ofhim;
"[1/Q-_¢g____’j‘j.,,., ‘ li:.viii_i: fncilitiinc for obtailiing; iny stock at I-lit?
lowest. pricc-.2 and selliiig for rris/i. I run confi-
dent in <a_vin_r_r I can fiirnisli C'iist.ofiicrs with
iin-ats at much lower I't‘li0S‘.1l1il1lillOSP who sell
on orodit. .\Iyl.i1i.=iiiess is traiisactocl on tho
mo‘-li ll0IlOl‘:ll)ll‘ method. the one ]’lI‘l(‘I’.‘ .=:_vsleiu.
bolio\"i"r-‘ one price hotter than :1. dozen. bcsidc
sax in,-;' :1 giwait deal of time in banteringr. All
who wish. can linvo. ll1o.ii;1neal.s soul‘. to their
rlivcllinr_r:;. froo of o.\‘pcnso. by lea.viny_r tho or
ilcr. A call is i-ospcctfiilly solioitcd.
STEPIIISN HAYl’.S.
AVING taken the new building-; adjoining;
" The Famz‘72c” at the
receipts of breadstuffs at the upper lako
ports are tremendous, and in fact the im-
mense receipt of corn, and the exportdc-
mand but nominal, with a limited distil-
lery business, the present price of this
description of grain cannot. be maintain-
ed—103,309 bushels were received at
ports on the Upper Lakes in one day.—-
At Buffalo and Oswego the receipts re-
ported on Monday reached 7,824 b.'ll"i’BlS
flour, 82,265 bushels of wheat, .18-5.027
bushels of corn, and 192,2’?-5 buslicls of
oats.
S,ad.c‘ile &I-Iarness Establislimerit
RT WESTPGRT.
V "H B subsc1'ibe1' woiilil inform his fi*ionrl.- and
tho public. that he has now on hand at
his. t".~‘l.:I.llllSlllll(‘.lll,t‘1lSl;Sl(l(l lho lli'ido_;o, one of
tho liii‘,-.:ie;~'=t null best. rLF.soi‘l.l*(l stocks of l{:ii-n-
cssos. Smlilli-s.’ 'l‘ruuks. Valiscs. Ctll‘l)(2l-~l_\‘.l_£‘-‘S1.
l.-l-.1 nk-:l.=-'. '.';liip~".. ll_;.'—ii«.-l.s. S:iddloi".s Iiardw:1ro
and Sa(l«llei"s (1.‘ood.s in g'ciici'al. ever before
o.‘l'ci'c-d in \‘i'ostpoi'l. and ho would rospcr-l.l'iilly
solic-ital: oxiiniiiiritinii ofliis :-:tocl~:. .Rqiriz'ri'ng'
SaZt.—-Salt as a medicine is but little
known. A leaspoonfui dissolved will
serve as a good emetic, and homcophat-
ic doses will often cure sickness of the
stomach. It is good for colic, and very
valuable as a revivcr of a person stunned
‘J3’ a fall. In apoblexy salt. is «wood iii- """”.‘~‘- “l"‘1ii*l.V- “W1 l“’0“ll*”.‘v’ ‘l°““- ‘AH 01'“
temanv and extemanv Bathing in nu ll:-rs t,"~.Tf4"lll1‘Ll with c.:iio.unl.l. work ‘.Ti1I‘l‘:llllt‘fl.
~ ‘ - ‘. . U WM‘. 8. J(l.\'l'-IS.
water has cured many invalids. Salt is _.-_....___-_...._._-_.. .._.-. -___..-._.,-
Rexnovali
G: HOLMES & GO...
‘if ‘AVE in-iii-uvoil llioir Gi'or-oi'y mid l)I'l)\‘lC\‘-
as good to kill worms in the intestines,
as it is inland. In our every day dict,
however, we use salt to excess.
r_..__-—_——-_-_: — ~.-a.~— —- , ii ion Sioi-«: to No. -l Sl-;illll_v‘s.Blncl.'.whcrc
. . llll‘_\’ wliiild be glall l-‘v :=oi'vo all thcir Old
our InStl"‘tl0n§' fricnds and (:li.~t.oinci‘:~. .l’i'c.<li :=l1ll1>lio.~. of
It will be recollected that the 'l-’i'esi-
dent left this city on VVednesday after-
noon with his wife, who is an invalid,
for Cape May. Resting--in Baltiinoro
that night, and liaviug urrivell there
without previous aimoiiiicemeiit, and
unattended he was seen a1'0llll(l tho hotel
conducting himself in all ]'€’SPPC.I':
quietly and unobtrusively ns Lliougli he
were some VVestern mercliriiir. just ur-
Iived per railroad. Our friend who had
fallen into conversation with a travelling
l-“lonr. l<"oml. (il‘C|¢‘,l."l‘l(éF'. kin. daily i-oociwnl.
Etnsurarace.
_ l*Z.'l}lSE‘-l“.l'.l. will rccoivo nppliozltinlis
v .5 for lnsiil':liico lll lllt.‘ llniiipilcii .\‘lo.cl\'
mill .\llilii:il lll."‘lll‘:lll"i' i‘l')lill|1lll_VOI'S]lI'lll;1‘ll¢‘l1l
.lmil- of tho l-l:-'2 of I\'c'.‘.' I'ii‘l_*§l:lll(l 4 ‘mn-
pailills.) on l)'.vcllili_c_ l’il.lilt~'I.‘:". BIT!) =. .‘:‘-lui'«'.-.-'.-
zltoclv rift-1.ooll:. l'IIlll-‘=t‘llClfl l~'iiriiitui~n, .'v.'i'.. ul.
:1.‘ low i';1te’---.1.~'::iii_\. ;.-;ol.irl co:i‘ip:iii_v. .-\I.S().
.:\,f_1‘('lll i"oi' .\Iv".'-.' llavoli Nlilluul Life Iii"-iii‘:iiiP.o
l.‘miipuii_','.
_"i:..‘-~'
.rl.'\‘
(Rookery). ffliina & Glass Vi7n..1°e.
foreign gentleman, recently :ii'rivec.‘i in ( 3:1; of W. ,,,,.g,.,_,.,_,.,-l,,".,,an,-1;,,§,,.,,.,,.,,,.,;
the United States, incidentally took oc- -. stool.-.< 0fii1’0Cl~'."l‘_‘f. Glass titCliirm ‘\\’m'c.°-.
casion to Point. out. the iiimssiiiiiiiiu Iel-T "3 ll“ W111“ 3“ 3‘ 0T""0”5- '30“ 110"‘? 1"" -“'5'” ‘~11
l‘li«- store nl'tllc.~ “lll).S(‘i‘lllGl' at Sotilli Norvvullr,
t');-;r;tlil=i- vriili a }'{‘[~llL‘l‘[1l :is.=oi't.nieiil. of Groce-
lir.-'-I do . rill ofvrliioli will be sold at o::ccolling-
ljr iii'io_='~“. C-. W. .‘;‘.\lI"l‘H.
low tra eller, who was asking‘ at ilic nf.
fice for a sheet of writing paper, -as tho.
President of the United Slaw:-7. The .
foreigner started and turned pale with
astonishment, and after C0nletnpl8i;l1]'I
the President so engaged, and quietly
taking his turn to be attended to, Willi
half a dozen giiests of the house who
were standing near i]ll'l’l——e'_‘{Cl?lltTlE-(lZ
“Mine Got! mine got! I. see it :ill—I
see it all ;” meaning evidently that the
sight before his eyes had enlightened him
imtantly as it were, upon the philosopliy
of the institutions of the United States.
Wizshziigzoiz Star Ian.
.,.~_-_.~..-'..-3 flew" Boot, Shoe,
.~ ' — - - .
*- *£csLcatiic1' 82: Finding Store,
Ii'1"~:'0l.F.\‘.7I.E 9.’; T3 IL.
’I5‘II'l“-. sub.=-c1‘iboi' l1fJl‘(’li§' _q‘ivo.v. ll0ili':«; to tho
it citizi-ii=ol' Z\'orwall.. axivl the public in ;.;'t‘l1-
f"l"ll. that he has taki-n a stoic on tho w-"st side
of tho lii'irlg;o. opposite tho Post (_lfi“ico. No.1
\'\':ilizi‘-:<t.. aiid IlllP(l it up in good Ol'll(“i'. wlicro.
nia_v ho fouiid at ail times :1’ largrc stool: of gen-
lli-nii-ii’.°-. l-.idics' and c.liil-‘Ire-ii‘: Boots and
Slices of all do.~:ci'iptions. n1anul'nct.ii1'cd by me
c:<pi'o=.<l_v for this in:irkcl.. b_v tho lnosi. of work-
iiiv-n and oftlic linsl. ‘lllf!lt"l‘l€1l‘1:llf‘l c7~:oi'lioiis
will be spa-scil to ploa.v.r..~ those who favor us
with a call. (‘.-.i.’-:loiiiei'.-.‘ work iuarlo to oi-dci‘
with 1l(‘lll.lll‘.’-‘S and rlo.-pzttcli. A sli-.-.ro. of pub.
lic pati'onu_-cc. l.\l‘l?S])0(‘ll1lllf,':1Ull(‘til‘(l.
‘~;.?_.g.. P:1i't.iclilai' attention paid to 1‘°‘l).’tll‘lllg
in all il.~= lwrinolie.-'. .l. P. ll.-\NFOl’.I). (in.
Census Deivelopmcizts.-—Oiie of the
New York City Census Marslials is giv-
ing the Times some of hie. experience.
He called upon one family in which the
lady of the house gave. her age as thirty
four—-that of her eldest. born as twenty
five, and her youngest three year-s,sliow—
ing that the lady must: have been litur-
ried at the early age of eiglzz years.---
What :1 pity it is that women, lovely
Women will attempt to conceal the pro-
A illarvelloiis Remeiiyi
nor; urnnvxzmnous can E!‘
332011-mn_7ay’s Ointment.
Tiff} G 1?.-I.’\'.77 B."\'7"’E R..-\“.’iL .T.’.7'.‘.llI]3 /I} I‘.
, 'i’._\’ lllf‘ ziiil of :1 Hll<"l': on 7:‘, u.r- soc ]11llll«':‘.l’ cl" little
gress of years. The Mfifsilal 000“ "07 .-.-,—.....i....,~.m 1llr-:-w.ii‘l':ir-r-:-i'nu:‘ horlir--. 'l'lii'mi{:li tlie<c
H11)‘."lll("l"ll..\\’lil‘ll]l,|l)l‘ll*li -in ll l:iii. i-- ozirried to
believe her, and concluded that slie had
made the slight. 11’llSI71li3.0f 9003" “*0
years. and so noted it.
T.’li~'
:« ml ;.:.i’t I‘-I.‘-‘rt bl‘ tho iii-lnr.‘_v.~‘.
r. :ll'1'r~-‘lions oi ll1f‘lll‘1!i'I. Isill.uuxii:i-
l-1. .'tl‘f‘é lit’
' lib lzniilws
He also finds that mos. people are _ lmfmi ...- ........pi‘ ::i1_\'
- - H . . I 11*" llilitliiciit '37‘ ii-irw 1'»-iltiil_\' PP11‘
“looking up In the ‘V0rld' Eve! Y 01" I‘l]':Il",\ ilirolioli ' I it of tho living‘
ange dealer is a iiiercliaiit, every wood p...i;.—. l‘|ll‘lll1'.‘I)lll" npei‘ ‘Ali: ~— - ..--—.«i N-m|il:iini°.
. - l or min .o-rr-.ir- H" I‘.
saw er '1 contractor '1nd ever news " ‘_ ‘ . . . .
y i . . r’ (. . , y , _ /'.'i‘1/.6:/‘irir/.-.-. Sn/I J.’/lcmn 6,‘ .‘.‘rlir.7ilIl::*J11:/.-lurs.
boy an editor.&.c. fliisis tiuly .'1;Il(‘ili ‘- - N V, _, _ _ __ . .,
. ‘ .\~- i'l~i:in-ll_\’ l].'l\ I-\I'l'lHlill* 1|llll||‘ll l-.. ll|l‘l‘\Ii-'1ll'l|.‘
COUIIIIY, and If they HIP, llOl) Il'lF'l'CllEllliS, 1-. ;-- In tho ."~kin. \\ll.'ll"\'l .' lilrin li:(‘_~.‘ iiiriy :i~"-iziiin-. :1.-
‘ Q . - .':" Jll‘-I 1. V4) n‘1l-l’ rill fill l:lll‘|:Ili. .“(‘lll'\,\'. 5->i'6*
contractors, and e.d1t0r‘ ’ they good ‘it I” -:. r-ll'lil:l. til‘ lCl').~l|i:.l:l~<‘ i-all li iii" Milli:-1:11;-l its
be. ll 'll('ll(_‘ . 'l'li:-iiivr-ii‘.rvi' ll.i~' .:-.volc«l uwr ni:li._\ purl.-
i.-".lio _p_‘luiH". \'l<lllll'1' llil-1‘-i'incip:il liwpilril:-' (ll-‘]\l‘ll~'il);:,'
'—"_’_ ‘DU " ' (iii-' Oiiitiiiolit. §Ll\‘ltl_‘;‘ :1-ixir-o :x.~: to il~‘ :Ipx»li ‘inn and
]1_-,_«:1h.-<|.l~.-nllicxiii-nusof1'4-stiwixi-5i-(.ilii‘l|-= \llll]lllIt‘l‘~’
tn l[‘li'Iii|.
,s.'.-,;~(- /;(-#15,.-_ .k’un»15'ru1.v/.c, IrI'nlr/:lI.s .\» I7/l'cr.~'.
i‘4ll: r- til’ tho iiimt :'r-ioiitiliv 5-llifi"'“il»‘ |1"“' Ni." '~"l“l.‘-
all tl‘.i»' l-.oiu2vi‘l'iil ”llllill1".'li. \\lir~ii l.:i\'iIif-f in
« . ‘ ..-.
,_ in 1!”. .,-,,,-_1 ,.;,,.:,,; pl _.-«.1-r-~_ i\'oliiiil.s. lllltl .
lilllli:lI'*.\\I'llilI'!“'. .‘ll|'l ll|lllfll':‘. I‘l‘4\ll"\tll‘ llollf-\\:l,\'
-i_-. i-ml;:ii:iil«l liftllv .\ilIl‘Il la'l;\'0l'lllli<'-l1i~. (ll-'}v2l1('iH"l
Stop that Bay .’——-A. cigar is in iiis
mouth, a swagger in his walk, impn-
dence in his face, a care-for—iioth‘iiiujut-su I
in his manner. Jiiclgiiig; from his «ll.-J,
meanor, be is older than his fatlmr, \\‘l-
ser than his teacher, more honored ilmn 1
the Mayor of the town, higlier than tho i I’; ‘ [1 ":0J}‘j,,,Kfi7,T‘,,,,l_",§ ';].',',l'.'.'ii'i",1,.l, :'Cii..i1.'ii.-:.i
President. Slop llllll he is going l.()ii .- -. W-‘_ x _ _|_{ i[\'__§l_'_l§'§:‘:u.’;',"f;
fast, he dou’l. see himself as Otllf-!l'.'< soc 1; ,l;.',,‘_,‘n"““ "’” ’ ’
him; he don’t know his speed. -‘iloll l /1.!/is mill j«'i'.»-/u/in.
him ere tobacco Sl]8.l.[9I'S lllfi llGl‘\/'C‘>’, 0"’? r:[\i”"i':‘>1'i"ill“l' -Ii.iil:ix'lliszri-s.-iilirWilli;-l:ifiil~1':li2 lit‘
pride ruins his character: ere tho. lonforl ff,"
ml llirl-i-lii,rii~‘ :il"||l!Hl w .l- ii 1...-,_
masters the man, ere good L1ll'll)ll.lOll and l
manly strength give way lo low pm-.<uil=i
and brutisli aims. Stop all such lioys Y :
l
j}l'//// I/I/' ()I.Il[iIlI/l/ I/l!l/ /I,‘,/,/,, ,,I,,,,,/,,' 1,). ,,_«_»,-,,I
/7‘) Hit‘ _/ii//nusi,-,._€ ,.,,-.;,._\ _.
They are legion, the shame of their fani- . Iiiulull l.u.m—..i._... .,._ '_.\,,_,,,.,,,,,,,m.
.. . . , - ).»_. \,.-. .', , c,,._ ,-.,., «-
ilies, the disgrace of their towns, l.lI“. . l:['I"~f_l]*_‘ , -",fI‘,"l'l“;,‘,'m f,‘,_;‘ ‘ "I-*i,;_l'_'---l~
Sad and S0lemi1 relfloaches of H]e”l'F‘3i"9°. ' lI.'|lil<l I'll-~~‘ .*'uro ’l'llr-.-:~.l \'--iii-roiil Soil .-
l t'li'ill-l:iiii-‘ Iili--iiimztisiii .‘I~Il'=llvl :-li \'i.i:;;«|. l.l‘ ,~.:l
_"""““_"‘”"‘—*?' 1 l‘i«:ul.~.. 5-'.ili lllionni lzinv l..!5-l‘
Ilfalcing G7'eat Illen.——-'l‘lie l]lé\.‘.-‘.-“p(l.- . “' H‘ >'-*‘h- l'i~'r»:i-W »“ll‘-'““~
o - - " ‘ii! ' :1. (' ; : '7. “ "‘ ‘i "i"' " U H !,II‘.\ .-,a_-_
pets are all active l’flal]1]IaCtrtll‘€l‘S in ihiat ,.,., M’ j\'—‘,,‘,:?“\{,‘,',.,,'f“,‘,,,,{Q3, I ,.,,,',._i‘ -;,_“,.,,,h
department of business flit’? i‘:ml;<* _ -1,, -'3’,-"“ "9(‘l|"“t‘[l,‘"i?l<nTlrpff ~: ‘‘ it?‘ -"l'~“l"“"I,"‘
. _ :::l'l'I‘l'2Ilt)|l1 |I' , ;'i_v‘_‘-ll .~' ate .‘ ix-in ~.':oi- ’
them to order, and out of any s«O1l. of ,-,,p,,._.._ ,,._.,-,,.,_.,,,“,,.,, ., ,
material. I-Ieroism is not necessary iiczv l_\ l-r-r~i :. 0011:‘.-lI“‘l‘.’il:l~I‘:’:l1'lll‘§l_i: -..-.i.:n-» tilt in
3 days. Gauanltry. inliiht as “,9” bf‘ 3"! I3 I}£i‘l- ionxiurtl.c:"‘l.?tl’iur~rnip-.17--.11::.i(-arm
' ' ‘ .- ' . Vi? 1‘-‘l ‘:.2'r _ ;i:-;-:. ll w .- 7 1 ! .’:fv
obsolete emotion, as it is :1 custom (IL - ‘ " “t 0 1,_t,_—‘_-.1 1013-
093390 WW0 the felldal 3393- P'”“"‘-‘CV l..L .lo'n‘nin.o: in Tin'.ior’st.iiii=n~_i-outoil willi
need be nothing more than piigilir..iii.—----
Intellect is not at all required. In facl,
a skilful pal‘flgI‘aplllSt,\Vll0 can fire away
in the columns cfa' newspaper, can malzc
:1 great, or at. least; ‘a iiotoriou.-3 mail out
of anonenity. There need not. be Llié
smallest particle of brains in the compo-
sition.‘ No element, or limb, or fibre.
generally supposed necessary to 51 man
of mark, is required. Ii. is the newspa-
per that can cajole the public. into crin-
fiding to any sort. of a man.
D? A patent has been ir-suer_l lo Ed-.
win Elle, of Ansonia, CL, for ‘improve.
ment in’ machines for forming metal Lube
11"-'11!‘-l"~'. .x-‘ . '.ll\]')f1l.(.'ll. at
I‘. ll. I\-'.v\-'5H’S. S'n.‘ . \":n‘iI‘i‘l/.’l‘.
(l or l( .-’=.<:.
E. t)L.\l.3"l‘li.-‘.E)'f:i.
A..‘iII"I.IE.‘.\TlU..’lll'.l Bll1'lllll!_§ l-'luiil, Llin I3.‘-_«*j.[.
niuiiiif:lct.1i1'l2i.l. for salt: by _
C. .3: I}. K. LOCKWOOD.
~PiIEiuii"i’§'sI§"i§.-L
ALIFORNIA, Fancy, 130-mu. Soda. *2}..-
TEX‘ rind Picnic Crackeis, al. I’I’1'CIl’:5.
UFO1‘ Sale;
FPWO Seconcl-haiid Wagoiis. very cheap.
_._ lVATERBUli.Y «S: DUNCAN.
SMALL £l5?S0l‘lll]r.!llL. 01‘ Dress Trln1niiT1,;T,l3,
.1 just received and will be sold very low
for cash, at No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
| house
l
Ix’:
S State Street, Boston.
“Every ,-ncx:hr_~;- should lizzvc rt. box in the
am]: in case of ccciclcuic T0 F:-l]ll(ll‘r'.‘.D. ’
ti
Hsiizs. Gaps, Straws-
..t~;n .1 'i'i‘I.I3.-17SCR’t‘1iITI>ZT or
St’.’iEi{LLKNER.? GOODS.
I LL.-XSON Bl10’S & C()._. 30 l\'ai'rc1i-sti-ea.-t.
_[ New York. (over the store of'S. I-I. 'l‘l:iiiiv
it Uo.,) are now opening an ontirc new Stock
of the riclicst and most desirable Go-iids in this
illarkcl. ' We-shall liavo on hand of "our own
iii_iport::ilion and from our nianufm:t.or_v. Pal-
lzorn Bonnets. Frencli I_7lovvr.=rs, l?.uclio.=, Um-
brollas. Parasols, and all otlier i‘t1‘ll(‘:lE"‘ in our
line of l)llE‘»lllCR.".
_All willbe sold for. tlisn no SHORT‘ '.l"1\li:
-.il.si_icl1 prices as will induce BUYERS to call
again. Ordors b_v lot.tc1' put. up in the best
inanncr. ' fimisil
ENGLISH cAsiTv.v:s=INGs.“
'\ EDA1-LIONS. Velvetr. 'I‘aper.t.i‘y_. Brii.~*.-
.i. sols. 3 Fly and Ingrain Carpets. Floor
Cloths. Coir Mattings and Mats of 1-Ill kinds.
and 'ovcr_v artiolo in the Cai'pc’r. bnsin
WM. :1: THOS. LEWIS.
-[52 Pearl-st... N. Y.
0. Ill. KNIGHT & 00.,
II\IPOR;I‘ERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
I.\' I'ni:.\‘cii, E.\‘G_LlSl’I AND GERM.-t.\' I7.-\.\'CT oooos.
26 and 28 Vcsojr Sti'cet-_. (up stairs) bo-
twcen Broadway and Cliurcli-st-., N. Y.
Combs——Bufl‘alo and Horn Back Coinbs, in
,Qji'o:il. vrii'iot._y,_ Twist, Di‘essing- and Ivory
Comb.=.- Biittoiis-—Fa'tcol, Gilt-, Lastin_e;, .\Ioliair
Twist. Bonc. Mclul. Silk. Tliroad. .-\gat.c, &c.
Bi'i1slics,—Haii‘. Tooth, N-.1il. olo. Liiioii tliread.
Spool Cotton. Neclllcs. Pins. Hooks and Eyes,"
I-lair Pills, Elastics, Wlialt.-boiio, fiincu nnd
Cottoii Tapes. Lincn and Cotton Bobbin. Scis-
sors. 'l‘himbles. and £1. gtronl. varicl._v of Fziticy
Ciootls. Fans. &c._. all cheap for cnsli. lyll
lvll
.E7i_g‘/is/2. Frnm-ll. mm’. I-lcrmrni Fniiry Goods
Wm Tasker, 14) Park Place.
CRIBS‘ of P.\'P1‘j' :'lescripl.ion and style.
Frcncli and Cliiiicso Fails. Magic Fans.
new and very clioicc Po.rl'u1noi'y. Cottzoii and
’l‘lii'ca-l. Needles. Pins. Hoolis and Eyes. Slitiii,
ll’-.i.\‘. C.:ra.l and Glass Beads and Noclzltices. {L
l.li=;:4.- nnd cxtciisivc varicl-yv. '.l'iidi:i. Rubber
Gnmls: of all kinds l)I‘(‘SS Buttons lino a.<.:oi-l.-
inoiil. Iiolioiilcs very sols-or. p-.it.t.orn.=. Pock-
cl. I’.ool~:.=.. Poi-t:ii1oiiie.:V. .\"o. Incliirling a v<:r_v
llll'_'_fl‘ and cxtensivc stock ol'F-.ino_y Good.-.
Gold and Gill. J cwolry. din. (treat ii1diicu-
nit-nls will ho olll.-i'i.=(l to (f'u.sli Iiiiyoiis. ()i'il<-rs
by ll-l,i.«-.r put. up in llicbost iiiuuii-.=r.
WM. ’l‘ASl{l-Ill.
lyll No. 10 Park Place. N. Y.
Bounty LandmVll‘ari-ants.
BY an Act ofCong;i'cs::. passed at tho. lust;
sossioii, all Soldiers :i.iid Miirines who
scrvcll ll days in any \\':ii'siucc l790——and all
soiiliivii and llotilla inon who liuvo served on
l)Oill'Ll of any arincd boat. or vc:-‘scl of tho "Uni-
ted .‘-‘-tales. in uiiy Wat F'll}Cf.‘: l.79ll_ m-p [‘i]l,llvl.('l]
to lot) ar-r-is ol‘l3ouiit.y Land. \\’licu the sol-
dior is dl-ad. his widow will receive the land.
If no widow slirvivc, thou the minor childrcii
roc-oivc it. All solilicr.-: who served 1-I iilays
in the Rovoliitioii urn r=ntit.lcd, and if (l(‘fltl._
llicii llio widow will receive it.
The subscriber has peciiliar l'acilil.ics for
p1'ocii1‘ing \\‘ai'raiils, and will give his prompt
uttciition to all claims preeeiited. _
A. H. BYING-TON.
Tire Cheap Gash Grocery Sire.
7"iIlE E‘ubsci'ibc1's would return their tlianks
1 to the public for llli:il'Yl.‘]‘:‘7 liberal pa.l.ron-
ltge for the last three _vo.ai's, and il]E‘._‘.‘ll01)t3I-lltll
by strict. attention to the wants oflhe commu-
nity, and by fair and liouoi'ablc dealing. in
lnL*1‘l1‘t'tll(lI‘t‘C0l\'e a continuance oftlieir former
ci1.=toiu.boliovin_r: as tliov do. that. they can_
and do scll all gootls in theft‘ line. at as. rhea}-
ri rate and as of good a quality as can be. found
at any other store in tfie coiiiity. Thr-_v are
now offering great bargains in T€‘“fl:‘». SlI,'I.'l1‘S’,
&c.. and would invite an examiiiatioii of tlieir
ln.i'p,o and fresh stock of Groceries and Provis-
ions. G. IIOLMES & C0,.
No. 4 Ski(ldy'<x Block.
The Wonde ' of‘ the Age.
FXCELSIOR. Paniily Sl‘.l1‘("ll, a .-".i_ipcrior ill‘.
_ J tiole, and as cheap us t-ho common stnroli
now in use; it. produce:-' a Bo:-:iiit.ll'iil Polish
witlioiit giimniing the Iron or Fabric. Foi-
sale by the box or paper. by ALLEN, MEI‘;-
lo doa.lei's'.\a.l.
KER All C0.. who can furiiisli it
Faotoi-y pricc=-'.
RITTANIA. .Tzipan’d and Silver Plat cd
Waro.s. Eiiglisli Tlllll Aiucrican Knives and
l*‘0!‘lI=.nl I-“. II. NASH.-'5‘-.
South Nt‘I1‘\\’till-Z.
Wanted $ 2 5 C.
N i\I01'if1l1,L[0 Soouri1._v_. for a. form of yoni‘:
' i'0l“Wl1l(‘.ll.S‘('I‘l,’77]?(’)‘ l‘(.'7If. int-o.i'osl. will hn
paid. luuquiro at illl! Gzizct-to. Ollicc.
SUG.-‘\RS-——\'ci'y cheap fllltlihftllll-SClllI>. at
' OLMST.l‘IAl)'F4.
I-Iay Glitters.
lELl*‘-Sliai'pciiiiip; I‘IZ‘t_‘,' and Fooll Cilllcrs. llio
bust. in tiso, warrrintoil and for sale by
W.\l. C. S'l'Rl?lIT.
I
Lime,
1})’ lhr: B:ii'rol or small qiiniilily, ill.
(1 El). '\‘.". .>‘.\ll'I‘l'l ’S.
South Norw:ilk.
Guns. Guns.
N lilif supply of lino and low prior-ll double
:1 ml single lmrrcl (inns. just l"‘l.'(‘.l\‘('[l. by
\\'_‘\l. :”-1’l‘EE’l.‘.
A
Choice and Selkcted Teas.
CllES’I‘S ol'Groeii illlil Blaok.'l‘ca.-'.
4 , Collbo .’i.ll(l ’l‘c:is. \‘u':'ll'I'lll’lLt'(l lo Dl(‘.’l.‘-‘ll :
in price null quality. llioy dofy $4ll[l0l'lQl'll_\'.
G. I~l0L.\l X? Cl).
Feed, .‘E"ecd.
F IIE siih.~'.cribr.-rs kr-ops coiistaiitly on llilllll
every description of li‘s>c«'l. which it. will
ho a plc:i.siirc. to sell to his i-.ustomors at. all
tiinos no ,r_-;i'mvlili,r;'. l-iivc its :1 cull.
ll 0 LM ES & C O .
xflfllll Stock of Dr. .lu_yiics‘ and Ayr-i"s pop.
A ular Mcilicincs. R-)<l,r:ci"s Tur .12.". Gaucho-
l-igua. ll"cavcr'.~< .\icr.lioiiie:i and all llio popiilar
P.’l.lf.‘lli. lliallicinos of the day. for sale clil-up at;
IlISSEl.l.':?..
. . ‘Valuable ”S1l13.l.l IliIli_.iPrciserl:y
and Cottage For Sale.
"I ITUATED in Norwulk : for "-l3ll‘lP .‘=l‘lltIll
L .‘.i'aiiiil'acciii'in;r,business wlioro tlirco or
four horse power is i'Pq'ui1‘r3d, this: is P. rare
cliniiootopiiiclinsa rca.son:i‘bl_v. Apply im-
I1100ifl’~'%1)' to A. A. Iiioss.
1T*30 .‘?1outli Norvvalk. Ct.
A.
For Sale Cheap.
SECOND-HAND Tap Bzzggy and Har-
m~.9.e. both in good comlition, will be sold
at a liargain if applied for soon. to
1t30 I
1' . BELDEN. Norwalk.
T 0 ii‘; 3 T.
A I-Ioiiisc and 7 acres of land, fi~i,iil.
trees of all lriude. 0150 pot.atoes,corn
and other vegetables in the ground.
Apply on the premises in East Avonuo, oppo-
.=~it.o. Mr. Wm. Mall0r_v’";. ll‘?,0
Sn-.153‘.
0:»"_01‘_'.li‘i‘lif.-Ii Top
S. E. OLMSTEAD’S.
nm S. /‘If. Pcttangiil Sr Cc."s ./id:-cri"."‘~*'i7i_q
, _ ne
clicicc stoc
rm
. 5 tiriiiaii ‘Han
‘CLOTHING STORE.
THE Proprietor of this far famed establish-
mont, would inform’ the inliabitants of Nor-
walk and adjoiuing,r towns, That. he has on hand
a. good assort-mcnt- of Fall and Winter Clotti-
ing, which. ho is selling: at great bm'gn.ins;
those wanting aiiytliilig in his lilie will tind it
to l-ll(‘ll‘ :l(l\’t‘tIlltl;Z(‘ to _n:ivo him a call, as his
cxpericucc in tho lnisiiioss and facilities for
currying it on, onablov.‘ him to furnish the
saiiic articles for a loss prior-. than those of less
expcricnoo possibly can. My clothing is all
made under my own .=upervisinii_.consequently
is better mado than is ;__roiiora.lly found at. oth-
er slores. I also liavo a. iar;,_roi- stock on hand
than any ol.lioi- st-oro in Norwalk, so that. the
pui'clia.scr has a bctlor assortment. lo sclcct
t'i‘oiu. I am also receiving daily additions to
ln_valrc:1dy large and well selected stock.-
Somo vory nicc Vests and l’u.nts new patterns.
.lu addition to the n.bove I have a. good as-
sortmeiit. of G(‘.‘Il,_l.leTIl(‘l1"S Fl11‘l1iSl]ll]g Goods,
coiisislziiig of Sliirts. Bosoms. Collars. Sus-
pondors. Glovos. Ci':i.vals. Stocks, and all oth
or ,-_;'ooils usually l'ound in Clotliing Stores.
N. ' Glirlucnts cut; and inado to order in
the best. maiincr and ill. short: iiol.ico. All
goods bought. of mo will. if desired, ho cut.
tree of oxpcnso to tho. Piircliasci-.
’l‘HO.\lAS RILEY.
.\'oi'v.-walk, Scpt.oinhoi' lst., 1853.
__,, I
0 Trees ,
.i 'r SOUTH Mb}; W.iiL1.’ i
IN E. S E! E. Y = *
T"? Pr’ prsetors wish to call the attention ll
of i '-‘ ciistoniers and the public to their
11.
i: of Fruit. and Ornamental Trees.
coiisi.vt.-in;-; of Apple, Pear, Plum, Cherry.
Poacli, Apricot, Quince, St.i':1wbcrrics, Goose-
hci'ric.s, IV/1.4"//2 Blrickbcrrics, and bluck Naples
Currants. _
Norway Spruce. White Pine. Balsam Fir.
Aniericmi Spruce, Arboritus, Weeping willow
Horse Cliestnul-, Mountain Ash.
Also, the‘ pure Red Antwerp, which we war-
rant, and hold0u1'sel\‘e.= responsible for its
boing: the pure plant.
GEO. SEYMOUR & CO.
We wish to call particular attention to
our lat‘-:10 stock (beingthclargestintl1eState)
of dwarf Pours, of‘. 30 or 40 choice varieties. ‘
TOMB STONES AND
uronumnnrsi ~
. AT
The Norwalk Ivlarblc ‘Yard,
./Wm‘ the Bridge, .._’V‘arwa.Ii:, Cami.
EPULCHRAL Illonumeiitsc Grave Stones
' of ovc1~_v' variety of patteizus, and of the
most skilful workmanship. The best. assort-
mcntof American and Foreign Marble. kept
coustaiitly on hand. ‘
Persons wishingto procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble Works. are invited to call
and give 3 personal inspection of his material
and workmanship, :1sthis"wil1 be more satis-
factory than to purchase of Agents without
an oppoi-mnity of testing the quality of the
article noiitractcd for. ,
'v:I3.,. Tho Let.tci~ing'and Ornamental work
is ox:-cut.o.d by experienced workmen, and
nail warrant. it to give cntirc satisfaction.
J. M. SMITH.
Hardware and Cutlery.
IV[cc/iam?c’s Tools. .Fm‘m7I7zg Utensils,
G'7m.s', _Pz'.vl0l.<‘, Iron. and Steel,
lV7i7uirm.: Glass, Pm.m's
and Oils‘.
WHIJ Subscriber has now in store. and is
oousta.utlyrcccivin_9_: direct. from the man-
1lld(‘l.ll1‘Gl‘S. a large supply of Foreign and Do-
incsiic Goods,under the above denominations,
which makes his assortinent of articles suit-.cd
to this milrket.. equal to any in the state. and
which will be sold either wholesale or rct.'iil_.
on as f:ivoi'uble t.ern1‘s as can be purchased in
New York. For list of articles and prices,
piircliasers are rcqiio'sl.od to call and examine
for tlicniselvcs.
WM. C. STREET.
Shaving and Hairdressing.
7‘ I-IE Subscribci- is sl.ill to be found lit. his
. . old sl.:ind, west; side the Bridge, ready to
s=i-.i'vc his custoiucrs in all the dcpmtmcnts of
Sliaviiig, Hair Ihossing. 1-loud clcuiising. dzc.
His iiiziny yolirs c.\‘perioncc in these branches,
ho dcr.-nis a snfiiciont g‘uui'antoo of his ability
to plcaso all who may favor him with their
}‘illll'Gll:rg43. Particular :itl.eiiliou paid to the
(till-tlllp; and dressing ol‘ cliild1~cii's hair. Sick
pcrsons waited on at tlicirresidences. He has
also. all the leiuliiig Joiirnlils of the day, for
sale: at his I\'cw’s.Depot.. and is Agent for Ad-
min: at Co's Express : all packages left to his
onrr-., will be pi-oniptly forwarded.
GEO. W. JENNINGS.
2’;
."\Ia_v 25. 185.}.
FINE assontmcnt: ofBoliemia11 Ware, con '
sisting of Vases of most exquisitcfinish,
not to be excelled by any in New York City.
for the price; Also, :1. splendid assortment of
Eohcmian Cologne Bottles from 53. to $6 the
pair. at T. B. GRIFFITH’S.
‘Cheap for cash.
NHE Subscriber would offer for sale, cheap
for cash, French and American Window
Glass. all sizes ; rich Fancy China and Bohe-
mian Ware ; fine German Accordeons and Vi-
olins. Call and examine. ’ _
T. B. GRIFFITH.
Parzan Ware.
HIS rare and most. bcmitiful kind of useful
and ornamental Ware, should be seen by
all who have :1. taste for the beautiful. It. is
impossible to describe this ware, it must. bo
soon to bo apprcoi:Lt.e('l. l-‘or salo. by
T. B. GRIFFITH.
Axes.
OLLINS, Toiiicks. Hcnds and other makes.
with and without handles. Simon's boy’s
axes and liatcliots, all of which are wai-rautcil.
and for sale by E. VA. CHICHESTER.
Teas.
HE Subscribers keep constantly on hand a
' large suppl_v offrel-ili TEAS, of all qiiulitics
and prices. T.)ol'i‘i. forget. to call at.
HOLMES 8'. C.i's.
Mexican Guano.
IIIS cclcbnated fertilizer, which is pro-
nouuccd by Agriciiltursil Chemists and
others who liaiic used it, to be iuuch superior
to fLll0l.l]l".1‘ vmicties, may be had of the sub-
SCl‘ll)l,'l' in any quantity » ‘
VA. CHICHESTER.
School Books.
LL the Books used in the Union and other
Schools. coiistulitly on hand. and for sale
at the lowest; pric.cs, at; KNAPP’S.
Pumps.
FINE A.ssoi'tnioiit; of Pinups, coiisisting
.. of Well Pumps. Wcathcr Prooffor Wells
ofuny dcpili, l?th Force and Suction. Hose
and Pipe zitt-ac icd. ifwauted; Cistcrn Pumps
do. various sizes : Brass and Iron Cullendcrs.
at. it‘. ll. NASH’S. SnuIIT.1\"nrmal/.-.
TP.AWCU'l."I‘ERS. ‘li‘o?‘c-y75” ]}é[tZnrl".=piral
kiiivcs, the host and clieapcst in l.lie market.
:1 l.
CHICHES'J.‘ER’S.
UTLEP.Y.——.-X spleiitliduiissdrtin-cut; of”A-
moricaii and Englisli Ciitlcry. botli table
nnd pocket. l’lo:isc cull and oxamino, at.
(‘.1-IICHESTER-‘S.
Tin, Sheet Iron &. Copper Ware
F‘ cvery description constantly on hand
and made to order; also Roofing. Gutters
Conductors. etc. All i_ii'ilci's punctually at-
t.cnded to. al. C. S: E. K. .LOCl"IWOOD’S.
UUU" Nails.
IN quantities: to suit. pi1i'cli:ii=e1':=. at lowost.
- rate:,2. at CHICHESTER’S.
OWDER and Sliot, l’:u‘.eiitFiisc. Caps.&o
at OLMSTEAD’S.
ULES HAUElL’S .Celebr:iterl Shaving
.~ Cream and Toilet Soap at. I{x.u>r"s.
S‘-i iliiiitoves and inachinery
F. H. NASH’S.
So. JV'orwal/.*, Ct.
EDDING CARDS and Engraved Plate
furnished to order, by Kxnrr.
VV
Crow Bars.
IOLID Steel and Steel pointed Crow Bars,
for sale bv WM. C. STREET.
‘ AIR DYES..—Julius Hael-‘s,'Watcrs,Bat-
- - o.he]or’s and other Hair Dyes, for sale
I. BISSELIRS.
-.train will wait 20 niiniitcs, should either train
I CONVEYANCES.
£I".or.Norwalk, New Rochelle,
. Port Chester &. Rocky Neck.
Fare .-——./Vforuvallr, only 25 C'¢-’7?l~9-
HE New and Elegant Steamboat GEORGE
LAW, Capt. i\Li3r:u'r E.__SuAw, has com-
menced her trips to the abo’v'c places, leaving
New York from Catharine Market Slip cvory
Afternoon at 3 1-4 o-‘clock, P. M, (Sundays
excepted.) Rot-urning. leave Norwalk at 5.30:
Rocky Neck, at 6.50; Port. Chester‘, at 7.15
A. .\l.
Passciigors and Freight‘ will" l)o"'luu(lcd at
the Bridge. whenever the tides will admit of
it. and freight for Dunbury left. at the Freight
Station of the D. &. N. Railroad.
" rel
GOLl'..IN’S LINE. A
Between New York and Norwalk.
Fm-n 25 Ccvzts.
V
THIS Splendid and fast sailing Steamboat.
JOHN HART. Capt. CoLLI.vs, will leave
New York daily, (Sundays cxccpted,) from the
foot of Catliarino Street, E. R.. at. 3 o’clocl.'_.
P. M. Will lcnvc Norwalk, daily, (Sundays
nxccnl.e(l,) from Pcck’s Dock, at 55 A. M.
Stages will be in rc:i.diness on the arrival of
the Boat, to convey Passengers to Westport,
New Canaan and the towns adjacent.
All persons are forbid trusting any person
on account. of the Boat or owners. without. '1
1?1‘it.t.en order from the Captain.
All goods must be taken away from the bolt. i
immediately upon her arrival, and Freiglii *
must. be paid before delivery.
' N. B.——-The travelling and frcighting public
are respectfully informed that this Lino will
run regularly the year through. The Boat-
will not be responsible for over the vain . of
Ono Hundred Dollars on any one paclmg-e, no-
If
less by special agreement. I
_\_ «-
Y, &. N. H.’-Railroad.
1855. SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1855.
C'ommenc:'ng May 7, 1855.
Trains to New York.
From A"ew Haven.
CCOM.7\IODATION.~—At 5.3 ,7.00 and 9 35
.x. M. and 4.30 1". M. '
The 7.00 A. M. and 4.30 P. M. trains receives
passengers from the Danbury Railroad at Nor-
walk. . . . .
The 9.35 A. M. train receives passengers from
the Hartford_. Springtic1d,and ,Cana1,Railroads
'at..Neiv Haven, and from the Naugatuck and
Housatonic Railroads at. Bridgeport.
ESPRESS—At 1.55 P. M., (in connection with
Express Train from Boston.) receiving pas-
sengers from New London. and Canal Rail-
roads at New Haven ; from the Housntonic
Railroad at Bridgeport; stopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk and Stamford. At 8.55 P. .\t.,
stopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stamford.
SPECIAL Tnxrx leaves Norwalk at 6 A. .\I. for
Now York.
Housalonic Railroml.
Passengers for Housatonic Railroad will
take the 9.35 A. M. and 4.30 P. M. trains to
Bridgeport.
Danlmry Sr Norwn.ll.: Railroad.
Passengers for the Danbury&NorwalkRai1-
road will take the 7 and 9.35 .A.. .\f.. and 4.3
P. u. trains to Norwalk.
Trains from New York
For New Haven.
Acoomion.-u*1oX.—-At 7 A. M., and 12.30, 3.20
and 4.30 1’. M.
EXPRESS TR.-1I.\'S—Al; 8 A. M. and 4 1". M. for
Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, Springfield
and Worcester ; the 8 A. M. stopping at Stam-
ford and Bridgeport ; the 3 P. M. at Stamford,
Norw.ilk'and Bridgeport. ‘
The 8 A. M. train connects with Housatonic,
Canal, and New London Railroads.
The 2.20 P. M. train conn.-cts with Housaton-
ic and Naugatuck Railroads.
The 4 P. M. connects with New London Rail-
road.
The 7 .1. 11. Accommodation and 4.00 P. M.
trains connect. with Danbnry «K3 N Ol'\Vfl.ll{ Rail-
road at Norwnlk.
’1‘rm'ns from ./Vcw York: to o\"arwallr.—-Al:
7 and 9 A. M. ; at 12.30, 3.20, 4 (express), 4.30
and 5.15 1-. M.
Trains from ./\/orwalli‘ (0 New York.-—At
ti, ti.-i‘. 8.15, and 10.52 A. M..; 2.58 (ex.), 3.25,
5.45 and I0 1'. M. (express).
Trainsfrom .Nurwall.: to JV‘ ow Haven.-—At
9.15 x. M., at 2.50, 5.28. 5.58 (ex) and 6.45 P.M'
Sec large bill of advertisement at t.heSt:it.ion
Houses and Hotels. '
JAMES H. HOYT. Sup’t.
B
Danburfy‘ ‘Walk Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Comiuxcixe Mn 7, 1855.
Trains run daily. (Sundays cxceptetl.) as fol-
lows :
DANBUR3? TO SOUTH NORWA' R.
lst Passenger at 7.00 A. M.-——Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 .A.. _\I. and connecting
with the 7.00 .a.:ii. acconnnodation train on the
New York d: New Haven Railroad from New
Haven. Stopping at all stations.
2nd Pa.<.ec7iger at. 4.30 P. M.——Connecting
at South Norwalk with the 4.30 r. M. accom-
modation tmin from New Haven. Stopping
at all stations. Passengers going East from
South Norwalk, will take the New York 4.00
P. M. express train to Bridgeport. and New
Haven, and the 4 30 P..\[. accommodation train
to all stations East; of Bridgeport.
311 Passmiger and Freight :11; 6.45 P. .\I.—
Arrives at South Norwalk in time for passen-
gers West to take the 8.55 P. .\I. express train
from New Haven. Passing; the 0.00 P. M. pas-
senger train from South Norwalk at Bethel.
SOUTH NORWALK TO ZDANBURY‘.
lst Pa.s'sm'.ger at 9.20 A. i\I.—Rcceiving
passengers from the New York and the New
Haven, 7.00 A. M. Accom. Trains, and arrive
at Daubury at 10.30 A. M. Stopping at all
stations.
211 Pnssevlger and Freig/it nl; 11.15.~—Re-
ceiving Passeiigcrs from the 9.00 A. M. train
from New York. and the 9.35 accommodation
train from New Haven, receiving and lariding
passengers and freight at all the way stations,
and arriving at. Daubury at 1.00 P. M. This
be delayed as long.
311 Passmiger at 6.00 P.M.—-Reccivii1gPas-
sengers from the 4.30 1’. \I. accommodation
train from New Haven, and the 4.00 P. M.
Boston Express Train from New York, and ur-
riving at Diuibnry at 7.10 P. M. Stopping at
all stations.
Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
ficld 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 Ridgetield Station of the 9.20
A. M. and 6.00 P. M. trains. '
l HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
FOR BOSTON
EGULAR MAIL LINE via Stouington
for Boston, Providence. New Bcdford and
Tuunton—Inlaiid routo, without delay. change
of curs or l)ugg:a,c:c,cai'1'yii1g the Eastern Mail.
The new stciunevs PLYMOUTH ROCK,
Capt. Joel Stone, and C. VANDERBILT,
Capt. W. H. F1-uzec. in connection with the
Stonington and Providence. and Boston and
Providence Railrorids leaving New York daily
(Siiniluys o.\'ccpl.ed,) from pier No. ‘.Z,'N. R..
first wharf above Battery place, atf» o’clock.
P. M , and Stonington lit 8 o’clock, P. .\l'., or
on fl1‘I'lVfl.l oftlic inall l'l‘llll1 which leaves Bos-
ton at 5.30 l" M.
Tlicsc steuniors are ul1siii'p:1ssc(l for strength
safety, spcod, comfort end elegance. Tho of-
liners are expericiiccd and attentive.
The C. VANDERBILT, from New York—
Monday, Wednesday and Friiluy From Sto-
nington—-Tuesdajv, Tliur.'s.(luy and Satiirday.
The PLYMOUTII ROCK, from New York
—Tues(lay, Tliursday and Saturday. I"roin
Stonington—-—Mouday, Wcdncsda_v and Friday.
Passengers on arrival at. Stonington, pro-
ceed immediately per railroad to Providonce,
Boston. Taunton and New Bedford, in the l‘.x-
press Mail Train, reaching.-; suid places several
hours in udviince several hours in atlvniioc ol
those by other routes. and in ample time fol
all the errly Morning Lines connecting Nortl.
and East. Passengers that prefer it, remain on
board the steamer, enjoying a night’s rest un-
disturbed, breakfasting if desired, and leave
Stonington in the 7. 00 A. M., train, connecting
at; Providence with the 11 A. l\I.. train for Bos
ton, Taunton and New Bedford.
MEDIGL ADVISER AND MAR-
RIAGE GUIDE. _
LEVENTH edition, 340 pages, cloth, with
nearly seventy-live colored engravings-
representing all tho. diseases oftlie genital or-
gans of the male and female? lib‘? ""290 C901‘
I31;-t,e and practical work on the pliysiological
myst-erios and rcvclat.ioiis of the male (ind io-
malo sexual systcins ovoi‘_]J0b11-°l_N‘-0.-_W1”‘ 019
latest experiments and (llSCOV0_I'l8S in repro-
duction. It illustmtcs anatomically and fully
with the platos everything pcrtu.lnif1£f to .ll’°
male or female gcnitiil s)'!=t!=m~“.3 W101 0 f“l_1
description: of the causes. syiiiptolns, and m0-*1-
certnin cure of all disoa.<=os_to which they arp
liable; from the secret. habits of youth and or.-
cessos of maturo age, as impotency illl(l.lnl:ll-
cent or nnforsocii ali'oct.ions, syplnlis (pi'imai'y
and constitutional) gonorrhioi‘, bl(3nIl0l‘I‘l]fl.g'i6',
etc._. with numerous our-tilicates of the most.
unpiirallelctl cures over porformcd. E‘-'cl'_\‘
person, both married and single, should rl_‘~ml
this work. Sold by St.riu_r.;ci- &- Townsend. 2.115
Broadway, at the I’.i'oadway Post. Office 41;’
Broadway, and by tho uiitlior, Dr. L:u'mmn~.
42 Reade street. coi-nor nl" Broaclway. Np\'.'
York, formerly from Paris and London. Prir--'=
$1, mailed free of p0Si:‘l;',0 to any acldi-ess, ran-
curely sealed. Address all letters Box .5 l-l
New York Post. Office. A gents wzuitcd in or-
erv town. . , 1.”
Extracts from Editorial Notices ol aniinilwr
papers in recommending Dr. Lai-mont. and Li:
work."’—[Cnurrior dos Elats Unis. Germ in
Die Reforms. Sunday Dispntcli, Staats Zflllllil;-‘.
National Democrat. Day Book. Essex Sl.‘Zl.l'1(lm‘=l.
Runway Advocate. Empire City, Police L. ..»
zctte. New York Pick, New Briinszvick Timii 2.
ft‘ new and traiztabie Disco:-erg/.
_ nu. miiws
Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.
HIS delicious beverage is SllD8I‘i0I' ti} 11“
invigoraving1(‘:o1'clinls, stf:_hrIi)appS. n§‘I‘Vl\1_‘-0>"=.
&c.. in use. for t c euro 0 .5’SP9P5m.,i “F-
vonsness, Heapt-hurl}, %rcpvs_iness,.T Kl(l;l0.V
Complaint, Me ancho y. ,_8 81‘_H1"_1 Fem 0*-
Intemperance, etc., as it_W1il .ll1Vlg'0I‘:'.1l70 aiinl
strengthen, but will not intoxicate or stupliy.
Persons who have become h.abituate(l_to the
use of Tobacco, Opium and SpII‘1tl10.uS,L1q110l‘.-‘.
will find speedy and permanent. relief from tlic
desire to use these d<;sl.i"loy;1I(11g1_agefltS- 03’ mi
1;‘ ‘ bottle or two 0 his e icious me ion.
bgiiridge. Weak and sicklSy_feipales vvilil find
D . H " Iuvi orating pm St qlllc ‘ 011'
surre cuflii: for all gfemale (liliiculties, it being: a
regenerator as well as strengthenor of the hu-
man system. Each complaint. that the Arc-
matic Invigorating Cordial is calculated_ to
cure, is named on the vvrappers accompanyllul
each bottle, and full direcmonsfor use are also
minutely given. Price one dollar per bottle
Prepared bi Dr. Darius It:Ia1\n. PYI‘1n<1:lpa1h(e)i~
fice No. 2 iberty stree -.1 ew or *, W re
whdlesule orders should be addressed. _For
sale by Di-uggists throughout the United
States.
For Sale by JOHN A. Wrso, W. E. BISSELL.
Norwalk. and T. B. G-RIFFITH. South Norwalk.
lyll
MEAD its FULMER'S Crotou Metallic Fire
Proof Paint.-This article is ackno}vlcd-
ged by all who have used it. to be si1P91‘1°_" 10
any other Paint in use. It is proof 38010?“
she action of the weather and fire, and is
cheaper than any other paints in consequence
of its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more stirface. twice as much as some. GIVE
it a trial. '
E. VA. CHICHES-TER, Agent.
Zinc Paints.
HE Subscriber offers 11. full assort-.me.nt. oi
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comnrisin_v_r,
snow white, white, pearl and brown, groundiu
oil, manufactured by the ‘-' New Jersey _Zinc
Company,” and for sale at their lowest prices.
WM. C. STREET.
WILLIAMS -I’. GUION’S
Emigration and Foreign Ex-
change Oifice.
N0. 40 F2/Ilton Street, Neio Yor/a,¢mrZ
Watrrlmi Road, Live)-pool.
The Old Black Star Line of Packets
Sailingp:uiit:Iall_i/_fi~nm. Liverpool on the 13!.
61/1, 1ltIl,iG!ll. 2131a/id 20!}: of each month.
and cori1})ri.vilIliefbllowiilg splciidiil ships.
Universe, 5 Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. We.ttoi'vo1l.. Hoodless, 1000
Wm; Ruthbolie. Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga. _ Boyll‘. 1300
Princeton. ' Russell. 1400
Irene, lvllllillnfi, 1200
.\Iinnosotri. M-— 1000
Silas GI‘C(‘lln'lll‘l, SP9“°‘?1'.- 1500
Leviutlian. l{uaPP.- 1000
Wm. H. Hurlcclt. Marshall. 1600
Guy _\[;mneri1_p;, Freeman. 1600
Wa.shiugtori.; Page. 2000
Enterprise. 1 Funk. 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, I000
Richard Alsop. - Smith. 1000
Niagara, i Smith. 1000
Duwitt Cliilgirii. Tt11'Al’i- 1300
Marmion, .- Hadley. 1000
Sandusky, Borland. I200
Owego. Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelli, Burstew, 1400
New Ship, . 1 Edwards, 1750
These Slips are the most: magnificent. that
have been luilt. They are commanded by able
andexpcrilnccd Captri.ins_.fained for thei1'nau-
tical skillind kind ti-catmcntto emigrants:
and their ccouimodations for Cabin, Second
Cabin. andsteerage passengers, are vastly su-
'perior to t’oso of any other Line.
The Ship allowance of provisions comprises
flour, oat:-real. bread, potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar. which is dealt: out to the
passengers once or twice :1 week during the
voyage, at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for
each adulmnd half allowance for chi1( ren
under 12 Bars : and in :iddit.iou fo the above.
a further sllowuucc, according to a. latc act of
the Britis. P:u‘liamcnl;.two oz. tea, half lb.
sugar. amhalf-pound molasses, to each adult.
weekly. with l.ln-oe quarts v.-'ntci' daily. In all
cases wheeuny of the persons paid for de-
cliuc coring out, the full passage money is
ret.urned Iithout any deduction.
Person -‘residing in tho. country that desire
to send Ioncy to their friends in the Old
Count.i'y,iud wishing to szivo. time and ex-
pense, cal have it done in a satisfactory and
correct (lanai-.1-, by enclosing by post, to the
subscribrs the sum which they wish. to send.
with tlieiame and fiddress of the party who is
to -receié it, when :1 draft: on the nearest;
Branch i’~tl1cirresidciioo will be forwarded by
the tirsl;Slcamer with as much punctuality as
if the pzson sending it was present, and :1 re.-
ccipt regrned’- for the money by next; mail.
Newllork and Liverpool 0. S.
IVIEEIL S’EE3A1VIERS.-
.THE giips coiuposin_2' this line l1.I‘P tho lol-
l0\ in :
ATLAN‘1‘..3C£l.pt. West. l.‘.icii=ic, Capt. Nye.
B.-\L'rir.,Cu.pl;. Gomstock. Aimwric.
Tliesisliips have been built. by contract c.\'-
presslylbr Government. service. Every care
has bet taken in their construction, as also in
their e'gincs,toinsi1i'o. sh-cngtli and speed,
and thl‘ accommodations for passengers are
unequzcd for elegance aiid comfoi-t.. Price of
pnssag from New York to Liverpool in first
_ in. $130, in second do. $75, oxclusivc
use oléxtrn size state rooms. S325 -, from Liv-
ci'poo'0 New York, 30 :md 20 g‘lllllCt1S.' An
(’.Xp(‘.l‘TlCC(lS|1I‘gL‘0l] {LU-it(‘ll\"(l to .._4cli sliip.---
No btlh secured unl.l paid lbr.
Fo ‘re.-iglit or passiigzc apply to EDWA.I_i.D
K. CLLINS & (.‘-0.,-No. so Wall-st., N. 31.;
Buoit. S.um.v -X: Co., Liverpool; 1-}. G. Roc-
Ei‘.T_<5 (.70.. No. I3 Kings Arms Yard, London
.10”; ‘-.ll'xnoi.: J; Co., Rue Notrc Damn dos
V'io:""'~=. Paris. or C-'rl~:o. II. Dir.-u'l-tn. Havre.
-'|‘- ..;vni-rs of tliosu ships will not be ac-
(-,on:1lilc for ::0l(l, silvor. bullion, spccic_.jew-
Ell‘\Pl'(‘ClOl1.“- clones and metals, udlcss bills
ol‘ ‘sling arc aigiicil therefor, and the vuluo.
thoof therein oxprossell.
iipp-.~i-s will please take notice that tho
.—:.hi: of this lino cannot. carry any good-t. con-
mund of war.
class (
,USH'llON’SiG0l:lllii)(:(70Ll Livcr Oil,’ 0
l-'
« Get -t._he Best.”
I-IBSTERRS QUARTO DI()TIONAR.Y.
Unabrid,r.:cd; Price Rclluccd in Sni-
Dn/iars! Published by G. d: C. I\IERB.IAM,
Spriugfield,Mass.. and for sale at all Book-
storos.
Also, I’Vel».¢trr’s School DicI.i01la7‘i('-*'-
Wcbstcrs Dictionary. University Edition.
Web.=t.cr’s Academic Dicl.iouar_v.
‘\V'cbst.oi--’s Hlf.Il'l School Pronouncing Dir‘
tionary.
Wobsto.r‘s Primar_v School Dictionary.
ll'ol)stcr’s Elcmoiitary Spcl1ingBook.
tionaries ofplic ln.ii;:iiup,-o. soc-uriiig iiiiiformily
in the use 0 anguzigr.-_. as well as in o1't.lio;r<i.-
phy and proniincial.i0n. I
'1‘|ic,- Dolinilious in \Vf‘l|.3ll"|"‘,<Sl’-hni)1Dip[;inn.
nrics are taken from his large work, and com-
blue the mine elXCL‘1llC‘IlC(‘f in thi:-1 and otlir-.i' foa-
tiirmx, as (loos t 1:: ut.toi'.
One million copit‘-S Of the Spclliny: Bonk are
sold annually.
The leading sci ics of School Books publish-
cd in the country are based upon Dr. \V'i-h.ai._-i-v‘_<
system. _
His grout work, is acki1owlcd,r:oal_. as well in
G1'c,u.l; Britniii as this country, and Tfll(§1‘(‘\'l-El‘
tho. l~Ing-llsh laiiguagc is spoken, to be Slip-‘l'il‘il'
l to any other. _ _ _
l Dr. Websl:e1".~s Educatioiial Works ii. is ho-
l licvod, have done more to seoiire the uniformi-
of Newspnpers:——“ We concur wit.li the nth:-r 2 W of pronllncimion and use Of ;;._,,g,mgp_ ,n_mi_
~ freedom from Provincialism 5'0 reinarkablc in
this country especially when the great. intliix
of F0I'(‘l!Tflf‘1‘.‘l from all natimis is ooiisillcrell
. _,
l than any other cause. _ ' _ _
I The attention of the friends of popular N111-
cation, Superintendents, Teaclicrs and Parents
is solicited to the impntancst o:_perpe_.uz_1tiiig
this puritv b7 the use of won 3. National
. Stand-artl.
Noah Webste1*~—Professor Stowe.
Untlor date of May 15th, 1854, Professor
St-owe, forinerlv of Ohio, no-iv (xt'.\IaS=!aClII1F!.’ltS.
well known as hn ardent and intelligent friend
of popular education, says z—-
‘' I am decidedly in favor ofW€-listr-1‘ for the
following reasons to wit."
1. Webster is the most. iiniformly analogi-
cal and self-consistent.
'2. His system falls in mostcompletoly with
the toiillcncies of the language ; and if in any-
thing he goes beyond prescnt usage it is in the
right direction, and the iisagc will soon ovor-
ta.ke- him.
3. He has present possossion of the ground
more than any other one. In the United
States he is the ail-t/iarity, evorywlicrc, except
in Boston, and even there, more than any oth-
er one. ,In Eiiglund he has more than any
other one. and is conlzinually ;,r,uinin,r.;. ,
4-. He is the great Jlmerican Phzlologisl,
the most learned and devoted scholar in his
special department that the English knows;
and for this reason, other tliinrgs being equal,
he ‘deserves the preference.
5. Ifwe would have uniformity, we must
adopt Webster, for he cannot be displaced;
but others may be.”
-" It gives me great pleasure to state that I
have made use either of your quarto or octavo
Dictionary, ever since the time of.thcir.publi-
cation, and that for copioiisiioss. for exactitude
of defination, and adaptedness to the present
state of science and literature. they seem to me
I have ever seen in our li1l1fIlltlg‘P. In the gen-
eral principles of orthogrziphy and pronuncia-
tion, which you have adopted, I also concur,
and §liall endeavor hcreal'l.cl' to conform to them
in pi'actice.’~’—P_rcs. Waylanll of B:own Uni-
versity. .
“I have been in the habit of using Dr. Web-
ster's Dictionary for several years past, in
prcl‘ei‘encc to all others. hccaiisc it far excels
them all as far as I know. in _.t-:iVing and delin-
ing scientific lei-ins.-"—Pi'es. Hitchcock of Am-
herst College.
For sale by all Bookscllci-s.
_,’f.-i. To Pm'sn7i.9 out of Einplaymgvn/_ -'?‘q_
Aer.-.N'rs WANTED
I.\' I-2\‘l£P.Y .‘3ECl‘Il'i.\' OF THE [‘.\'l'l‘I-‘.D ST.-\’I‘E?-.
Tile mm.-t 1:‘I»_,-limit and I‘.-fir‘:-7 l'«vimii.= 13/" the 1'. ur.
Sears’ Great Work on Russia‘
JUST Published, an Illiistiulctl Description
0 of tho. RUSSIAN .H_‘.ll’II?.F.. Being‘ :1
Pliysical and Political History at its Govern-
mciits and I’rovinces, l’i'o<liicti0ns‘-, R€S0ll1‘C(~'.S.
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iness offers an oppoi'l.uuity for profitable cm- 3 .
ployinent seldom to b:-. met. with. i
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taining full ]')2‘tI‘lZlCllla1‘S, with " Directions to
persons (lisposcd to act as Agents,” together
with terms on which they will be furnislied,
by addrossiiig the .<=ub.=crihor. post. paid.
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Smrlfnr mic CD11.)/.—‘Slllgl0 copies of
the above works will bo carofully enveloped
in stout: paper. and forwnriled at. our risk and
expense. to any post. office in the United States.
on the receipt. nl' tho retail prices. 17
OILS! OILS I;
BOILED and Raw Linseorl Oil, wa.I'rant.cd
pure.
Bleached. Eleplilmt Whale, Lamp Oil.
Rosin, Lord and Macliiiio. Oil. -
Puro. Ncats Foo t. Oil. for sale by the bzirrel
or 1'cl;:1ilcd. lit lowlist. l‘.'il.o.-I forpnrc articles.
Oct. 0, 183-1. WM. C. STREET.
1‘i/Iirror of Sevastopol, Crimea_
ND MAP 01-‘ Till‘. J3L..*lC'IL" SE11, with :1 mi
nntcill-scripiioii, and iinportantstatistical
1-oi-ming :1 complete SF‘l'l(*.=1 oi Standrml llic- ’
to be the most; v:i.lua.b1e works ofthe kind that _
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-- rznw IITI"-7TlmSllTlHm!I'IW -. --'
FOR ALL run runroszi or A‘-
§FAMILY PHiY;si1.
Tmemn has long existed fl. public deliuind T’
l effective purgativc pill which could_bo relied ~
sure and perfectly safe in its operation.
been prepared to meet that dem:uid,”a'n_d an
:-.iv(-. trial of its virtuoa has conclusively show
what siioccss it nccnm lishes the purpose dos 4
It ', ' to make a p sical pill but note «
mgl§e?111sc)besi. of all pil s--one which slmuli 1
none of the ob'ections. but al1_the advnntag .
every other. Tlhis has-beledu atterngfefiiyi.
with what success we won re9P9° “ - - -
the public decision. Itlhfl-3 130971 lmfoftllili T
the patient hitherto that a(.11Il_10!f-1t: 3);‘-1'YtoP“
medicine is acrimoniousan‘ zrn_:i .
019. This is not. MSm_Y Ofthem PTO “'93 3
fgriping pain and revulsion In the Sistem 3}‘-
tlinn countoi-balance thegood to he den?
lhoin. These. pills produce 11” in'1P3t,l"n
unless it. arise from :1 previously existing:
‘lion or derangement in the bowe_ls.: }_3em.
vc_9:etable, no” harm can drise from their ‘I13 .7.
quantity; but it is better that any medicmz L.
lio taken judicinu.-.lv. Minute d.n'ect_i_0Il.-9 f‘
us-o in the snvernlfiisenses to wl1ic'It‘the'y .
plicablc are given on the box. Amongjhl
plaints xvltrich 1l,j.,_.‘.e hymn speedily Clltfed byogzg .
mavmenion iv:-.9 .'1:in1svan ..
of Cfalindice, Indigees.ti%rr‘i1,pI'.‘.-li.§éu0r and Loss \ "
etite, Listles<.ness.Irritabi1it'y BiIi'ou’s‘-Hea
Billions Fever, Fever and Am1’e, Pain 11 th-
and. Loins 2 for, in truth. all fhese are but’ th
scqiience of diseased action in the 1iv'ér.- - 1.
‘ aperient, they afford prompt and sure relief ii‘. .
tjveness, Pilos. Colic, Dysemer,-, Humarg',,'
ula. and Scurvy, Gold: with soreness of the :
Ulcers and inipuritv of the blood; in 3‘]m~:.
and eve case where 21. urgati:-e 13 required.‘
The ave. also pro u_ced. acme Slflglllaiif
cessfp curesmR_heumut1sm, o.it,Dro sy,
Erysipelns. Palpitatiorr of the Heart, um .
Back, Stomach. and Side. They should be
taklen in the scpring if if]? yecziilrg tp1g>Ipéiefy)fth-
zm. prepare e sys.em' or . c p 3
An occasional dose stimulateg the stomp -.
bowels into healthy action an ‘restores t
tite and vigor. They purify: the blood,and,‘ .
stimulant action on the circulatory system. .:
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wasted or diseased nnergies of the wholaor
Hence an occasional dose is advantage
though no serious derangement exists; .
‘necessary dosing should never be carried t- :
as every purgative medicine reduces the. -: -.
when taken to excess. The thousand cases
a. physio is rcquiredvarinot be enuniemted r
they suggest thenis.-fives to the reason \
body; and it is confidently believed this 1. .
answer. a better purpose than any thing wli’
hitherto been available to mankind. Whe
virtues are once known, the public will no '
doubt what remedy to employ when in ,neei.
c:i.tl'mrt:ic medicine.
PREPARED BY
JA ME s o. AYE 1;,
Practical and Allialyticiail Ciiéllil
V ' LOWELL,‘MASS. '
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five notes for it
AYE W
cummv rncromu
. thou fflpla Ctu‘e‘of
CCJIIGIIS, - 'I}0LDS'9 " " 'H0l‘R‘SENEI
BICDNCIITIS, Wfl00PING-C099"
CRGUP, ASTHMA, AND-
CONSUMPTION.
Tllll remedy has won for itself such notot
from its cures of every variety of pulmonary disc:
that it is entirely unnecessary to recount the 4
dances: of its virtues in any community when
has been employed. So wide is the field of its’1
fulness, and so numerous the crises of - its on
that almost every section of the country gaboui
in persons publicly known, who have been rcsto
from rllarming mid even desperate diseases of
lungs by its use. When once tried its superioi
over every other medicine of its kind. is too zip;
em to escape observation. and where its virtues
known, the public no longer hesitate what antid
to employ for the distressing and dangerous at
tions of the pulmonary organs which are incid
to our climate. And not only in formidable
tucks upon the lungs, but for the milder variet
of Come, Couous, Hoxnsrimzss, &c..; and
CHILDREN it is the plcasantest and safest medic-
‘mt can be obtajne .
As it has long been in constant use through:
this section, we need not do more than assure '
ople its quality is kept up to the best that it e
Eds been, and that the genuine article is sold bv
W. E. BISSELL, Norwalk
HYG-BANA
Brought Home In the Door of the JIIiIIi¢'
A WONDERFUL Discovery has reefer
been made b D1‘. Curtis, of this city,
the treatment of onsumptiou, Asthma and
diseases of the Lungs. We refer to " Dr. C
tis’ Hygcauc, or Inhaliug Hygean Vapor a
Cherry Syrup." With this new method Dr.
has restored many affiicted ones to p'erf
health; as an evidence of which hehas in
merable certificates. Speaking of the tri.
merit, a pnysician remarks: It is evident. 1.’
inbcling—constant1y breathing an agrees?
healing vapor, the medicinal properties L"
come in direct contact with the whole of
arial cavity of the lungs, and thus escapr.
inuny"aml varied changes produced upon 14
when introduced into the stomach, and
jectcd to the pxocess of digestion. The Pi:
and is for sale‘ at all the druggists’ tnrougl
the country.—-.N‘. Y. Dn[chma7z. .
The Inhaler is worn on thebreast under
linen without the least inconvenience-—t:he .:.
gf tllie body being sulllcient to evaporate
l]l( . ,
Hundreds of Cxscs of CERES like the follc
ing might be named. One package of Hy}
aim. has cured me of the AS'EH)lA of six ye-
slruiding Ja.-2. F. Keeseberry. P. JII.
of Dunca-nnon, Pa
_ [ am enroll of the ASTHMA of 10 years stat
10.‘: by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeaua.
fifargaret Easton, Bmolrlyn, JV‘. '1?’
Mrs. Paul of'No. 5 Hammond-st., N. Y., v
cured of :1. severe case of Bronchitis by '=
I-Iygeana.
My Sister has been cured of a. Dintl‘.!‘.=r-
Cough ofseveml years standinggind duct:
to be incurable by her Physicians. she I
Comm in On: MONTH by-the Hygeann.
J. H. Gauberf, P. .01., Richmond, Jiiir
Price, Three Dollars a Package.—Sol:i
CURTIS 6: PFlRKINS'& BOYD & PAUL .
H9 Chambers-st., N. Y. ; W. E. BISS_.
Norwalk.-—-I Packages sent. free by eirpiié =
any part oftlie United States for Ten D9..
N. B. Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana is the 0i;1r..:‘-
and Oxnr Gczurixi‘. ARTICLE, and‘ others
s
foils. Shun them as you woulg1,Poisou._
Another Glorious Victory‘.-
and while all are speculating as to thep -.3
ble victor, here in ‘Torwalk, where we are n
tunlly acquainted, no one fora moment r1-rm"
inl'oi'ui:i.tioii, :1 l. KNAPP’S.
Oleic Burning Fluid. ,
IIIS Supcrior Blii'uin;r Fluid is m:1nufac- l
tziirecl by N. l’i«‘.ur:‘.' .h:. A‘: Co. and 0s.scs-
scs tlic followiii 1: ‘.lFl\’tl.llfll.;:_'(‘R ova.-r Alcoholic l
l-‘lnid. viz : It: .~i\:o.<: a more stoarly and strong- '
or ll_£_;'lll;. is u.»l .-:;p.lo.-'it"o, and will burn 40 pct‘
Cl'l1lSlOl1‘_’_',‘l‘l‘ tliuii ooiiimoii fluid. For solo. by I
tliu barrel 01' retail by mi. C. STREET, I
;\‘_"3!‘ll. for Norwalk and viciiiity. l
Professor‘ 33c.rry’s
ELEE‘.ll..»‘t'l‘l-‘.D ‘"l‘i-iooplici-oiis, new suppljr
just; i‘-:cci\"i*-il at, KNAPI’-‘S.
BUEEJTEE--ti ~... 10$‘
- FOR SALE.
'1';-,u iilllllllllg; lint i'om>iil'I_\,‘ nwiicd and
0|(’I.‘1llIit3(l‘ll“.' (.-apt. ll ni. Allon. on Flux
Hill. is nllv-1‘:-ll tor solo on very 1'c'isoii:i- [
hlo tl?1‘nl'-‘. ll. con:-is-ls of aboiit 1 1--I noros nfl
good land. with fliilll-"l‘0t’.“. lhrift_v and well 1
grown fruit aim sliado rrces L‘-tl1I1(llllg' tlicreou; ;
0 “'9” 0‘. fiooil aim iioi-or t'ailiiig wall-1'. with i
‘>00’ @3-
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ll. BissnLL=s.
‘trim in; imei-. ciiingn.-, 1-Iair Oils. d'l".. l
at. ‘ BISSELUS. '
(ll.-\ l-Cl-".R Herbs and Extracts. at l
i Bissr.LI.‘s. l
Paper. K
l..»\l?.GE Assortment of Note. (somcl:hin_,r»7 !
llt)'.i' and very boaut.il'u1.) Bath. Letter: and
.) Pnnor. at K.\'Al’1"~°--
l meagcs and Hammers.
iTONE and Blacksimitlfis Sledgcs and Ham -
mers. all sizes, just received by
' WM. C. STREET.
l
A Baggage Master accompanies the Steamei
and Train through each Wily.
Through tickets on Mondays, Wmlncsduy:
and Fridays. for Nantucket. Holmes‘s Hole an’
with the ncwliteainer Eagle Wing.
application may be made at pier No. 2,.Nort.L_.
fl
A-YER’S Cherry Pectoral and Pills, at
' KNAPP’S.
River, at the otfice. No. 10 Battery-place. -3
For passage, berths, slate 1'ooms or freight é
__-.__'-._ .._._.,_._...———— ,
OODEN Ware and Mats. Sheet Lead and ;
Load Pipe. at F. 11. NASHS.
‘ South Norwalk.
Iron and Steel.
, 1-‘ULL assortment: of Iron and Steel suit
ed to this market, just received and for '
ale by, WM. 0. STREET. I
r »
" .4-E‘-‘
Wood’s Hole,_via New Bcdford, conneciiniii
- fouce froiit.in_q rho -‘nine. ivo.
,ing-; :1 l‘L‘lil‘i.’.i'.i llii’.'.llili>ll. l:.ot.n
= he;ilLli_v. will find tiiir a 1"l.l‘L‘ opportunity to
‘i.l]i?_V?.\.|‘f‘ Ill‘-‘ll‘t’;llS of clearing out, and will
the cellar and l‘«‘.tinilatir.-ii of the fornii-r build- '
iug. flag; smite w:ill~:~‘.
.-
d nrWl_V €‘I‘(‘t"it'(l piokct. ,
It is ellgibly
sitiiiitefl upon the main road leuiliiig from I
South Norwall; to Dai-ieu. mid but ii. few min— i
lll.F.'3 walk froni tho I)l5i‘.l)[- .-\n_v person wish I
pleasant ' and '
puroliaso. at al. i‘c1‘_v-‘ low pric-1*. it most. bea.utiful
and desirable lot,-ulioii for n. r.-olintry 1‘eSl(lellC(:.
I-‘or furilier }.‘v1ll‘il(fl1lili‘.‘- inqiiire or’ Mr. John,
Knapp l‘ll'.".I.i‘ the pi‘-"il‘li*"~' or of the o~.vucr. l
.l'('}l{.‘l S. WILLIAMS. 2
2.‘... in, Fulton -l... '
Y.
seticws for Sale. 3
V I‘IE.ql1l).~‘L‘1'liJI‘T‘.\' have 21. lot: of Plm-ca on.
hand, .)l'iliv best pzitteriir. in 11.25, which
lhcrcfoio SF.-ll all a bargziiu to any who inav be i
u want. _~\.l.~*n a lot. of Picl;-l, which “_.”‘1 1",
old (‘/1 erlp. ‘ll’ .-’tTI£IiIil.ill'1‘ £3 Df-N()_.\}',"_
‘W‘EDDIl§C4-
Eiivelopes. a great variety at
K.v.\?P’s.
that
TURK ‘will Conquer i
For where else in the State ofConnecticn la, n
Clothing fortlie coming Season be obta;-..,.__.,_1
dnomnruc
FOR THE MILLION.’
Comfort, Beauty and Economy Cs;
oz’-ned.
The Public arc cordially invited to corrmia
our Stock of Goods, “
Reruiy-Made and Made to om..-
with any or all, similar Stores in Nor-wal
either as to quality, quantity or price. T.
host stock of
('0.-47.5’. I’.-i;7V'IiS', .-IND T'.F.'S7I§’,
FXPRESSLY FOR THE SEASON, 8'. ALL THE ET CRT} 3‘.
of a Gentleman-‘s Wardrobe, can be purchi:-~
there cheaper than at any other Store in if
State. And as for variety, style, and exc
lence of
the patronaucgc of the most: fastidioiisz.
PARENTS, this is the place to bring yr:
l sons. The stock of goods which we are 11
king up into
Boys, Youths and Children’:
SPRING 3: SUMMER CLOTHING.
1.-7 IIv‘D}I.‘.‘D BE.-lrTIPri..-'
Come, Farmers. Merchants, Tradesmen. "0!
Mechanics leave your work; '
Go, lawyer, send that client home
And get a wit of TURK!
Its all as clear as day, you see,
Thatno other rule will work.
So long as people have their-_ wits _
'I‘liey’ll buy their clothes of TURF
A ‘ runs. -
T'i’/‘mi.-.-.caI¢ &- R.-m.—‘.l cizatbimz Em:
Under Conic.-cticiit Iiotcl, Norwfi
Window Glass.
BOXES Ainericnn,‘French
499 lish ‘window glass, assorl
6x8 to 26x32. for sale at manufncturfi
WM. 0. ST
vate the strength of thefbody, and rest-.» . .
base imitations or vile and‘ injurious -(‘,0l:C7 v
HE STRUGGLE IN EUROPE is R1-vi ..
ing the attention of the civilized um -
workmanship, one trial will set-.i ~
Norwalk Chronicler