, . escape in time, and they had no:liiii«: for
',iShm€I1t0f the first body of French!
_ .“
Fa[Z T2.(r7zi3)s.——TliiS is 7711 i~
tam crop, and it should not be on IR
ed by farmers.
Pu.
xs.“
-.-...-v~.~~.x,-..V.~~ urn’. . - . --.
A suiiicicni. q‘-l=‘”“'f-‘ '3" ;:‘~‘iH'1 :1 iii‘-ll‘.-"li’it."i iv‘
.-. .,. ,,., , .‘., .i,, . . ..: '1. .,.
fa“ turnips can gelielinll-y‘be ..(.m[..‘.i.i7-LL] T)III&l]l::1.’lI\:IlIl>.'iI‘:-VI i. - u‘v.-lll''l‘'.'iilluilllfll in-:il.‘li
from‘ head lands’ Um”! IVHRITLGK ‘.11 V.J1”.\i*iLi(ll=.3:é:"l llililii v- 'i'ii' ] I
fields, When the cropol “"”‘“‘ 7:. ‘hm: "ml .‘\l‘~"i. -ii...“ tr 1- .i.. mil-
generally alnong‘ COl'Il ‘»Vll€ll - llr.‘ ‘I-_lO,\'\’lll ;€,]l‘_ , V Ii lli:..‘ ‘i“sii‘-‘l II...‘ V,:\;,,~,‘
33 not too large ziiid tlic C0l'llnl.“.~ llOr.r‘,\ dl‘~ , :5, ii.
ted too closely- 1-“'°"‘fm“ “Om U.‘ July i l)r)‘lI".l“:I.il~Vi ii.‘ i I .. W ‘I M
to the 15th of A113‘-15" 1:? me beg!’ tmw IO ills".-.~..i ‘— ~ fizz 5- --:-ilw‘ .-€,.‘li.« lilo‘. ..|Iillll
sow, If the land is plowed ten tliiys lH‘- ,,,,,, A4,, —;,,,,.,. ,,_.,,,i_._ ,._,.,.i,. ,,,.,,,,.,._ ,5‘, 1,“,
fore sowing. the better, ‘as, iliyc‘ liirnlll H.V1|l'.:lll-I w . ‘i it-»l'-Illll l;«-.illlil'iil-
is by that means ,,]e_.-,1-,1-oyen, I be ground ,. ‘Oil I-i" It .'<"1"‘1-Iii <-".-.-l-
#7-I10uld be “fell Prepared’ and" nlmnhilv‘: §*‘I)f‘I“lill‘iil"‘.:l|iIl ‘ "-V‘-i Iii‘! iiillillizilllliili‘ ~v'l ‘ ‘I7
XVIII] g\1aI10 or Superphosphm“ ‘ff l”m’4'"" iii? illw \"Il'l|‘.1i" . .32: l: "lul'ii iii ltillllilllii
The purple top turnip is in oiii'_iiiilgii’:i:iii I.1'l‘5.'-‘. lli~..i lli‘..‘_\ .:i..; A. . ; in-l. .. . :ir=- ..l' lil-.lllll_‘.'
decidedly the best, and if [[1l:.“t‘.t‘LI Ill‘ >‘-ll‘-)iI_:.:' illlli \l_l3iil‘i-,,. -5:1 . ill. :IIiJ“(1,1_“,’ and
drilled in rows iliirtv iiiclics ai‘>.‘ii‘I. and .
the plants thinned out to six iiirilil.‘-S ="‘l"“"
‘ n I. . -s . -- ..:
an abundant crop of one mini. i.i. i»
may be calculated on. H _
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Tom a. 7'cm.ed_i/,/or Horst: 1?i'.mu./ /nu:
.It'lli~.'."- I
Thomas W, Ladd, of Siiiitlilield, ,
son county, Ohio, writes the Ohio En:-—
case, an experienced ii;-.> ff? .
use tax", and he iiiiouglit. that tbs:-
colts would soon rec:‘v=:r, and tlisi-i r:-,.
..ho had not taken the (IIS9‘J‘~l? "‘.’O'i,'.*‘.l ..~.
tiave it aili, 01' bits. ?li§.l‘i£l‘_,’. l ‘
ill? direction, to my cn:'ir.-:- . ,
I gave the coils, every ll]OrllIilj,_;‘Zll‘.ll :--xi - I
ning, as much as I could l'l_‘{1(iil}' :1
to their inoutlis will :1 p:.ul:ll-.2
.-‘Z-ol:.
l(‘;l'--
$51
ced running at the nose, their rippceii-rs
returned, and in H. short time they ll‘Ll.l
entirely regained what they had
from disease. The others nevi.-r took
to my knowledge.
I
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I
i
and I believe it to be eiitii-el_v siiilireieiit, .,
I .
I ."‘lll~i'.l'1ii.»;‘ -- ,_i-_ V
‘ , I ill" iii: I'll-I l_i:il‘.'ii..::';-'
I .
. . . ' ill‘. : l
few applications, the sick UllC>'. ','0llllIl. il- , i I.
1' \-li.
3_\'.ii".\':ilk.
, .
it i -..--
vvu - . l .
Some prefrel‘ llil_\’lllf_‘E i 1
fish oil with the tar, but I used it ziloiic, ! ili.:- .~~5ii.l-.«..-i;'~..-iv :. 5. -«
l'v3;,:'lll:il' ii--.iii>iz- Zlilll ‘l
\‘.1r'ivli«~-.
liizili I5 :i('i'o:-= iii
.':=l:i:iiilo llj ii'l.:;
I" :-ii’i~'.
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ill"‘ ~ i'.'
i..ai:l -
lll"l|‘
Lllllll
lj.-lil
Ii'I‘lI}i'.
'lillil I‘
«Jill
‘..".”l.lHlll r'lllli\';Ll.i'«i l“i‘i'.;l ‘T ii;-'
li':- Ii: -‘-ll
;..l:i llit‘ lilliiliv
:i.Li liI|])(“ iv\'
(ii. iii .3-'i
l"l!ll('liilll1ili)ii\
_'.'.i?llL‘i';lll_T. |lll' lii-' i.: I II - ‘K
rill}? uii -T’
_, : ...
I|l\l.-.\IIili~i 1
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il;\;'1‘:II_IUllllll_‘;'
It‘: i\«‘l'dk (5)..
l 1 illv‘ :‘ll."liiiCill
E 1-‘ iilli:1I_ii'i:llll~.-_‘il
ht: l:ilili~-linii-iii’
\\"l.‘C~’.l 1
Ill" ;-ini-i- i..'
ol'llii~ llllilia’.
if the article be good, pure tar. l. ‘..‘.'0lllC l :“,""."'”‘i3 ,"' i ' "'- ..0,.,,.,,. H,
. . ' , . , . 11"": ... j .1‘ i
have no faith. at all in the coal tar iioirs 5 ,.,,- U, , ,.,, i , i -,-,1, -,1, ,i,,.
in use in some places." i . ; _- .. - ‘fl"L‘:1il_TcQl1—
..___-_.- .. _.,_-- ,---___ ‘~i,l; 111.7.-' ii: i '1|]|“.lI“,-|ii'I]I[]];
1]? A correspondent of the Arm:-ii!
tural Department of the Patent <,>:;i«.-= , "
Writes that potatoes keptliiiriecl nil wiii-
I
ter are the best for seed in the .Qpl‘li‘.".'. - on fli: -.l Y.-. ;~.~_~.-..,-..: ....i ._—,u ii“, :
This rule would hardly apply in iv i r.i~.~l i‘i_r».ir:-"i ’ -. in jwi”- 'i_iri.;..- r:y.~:ic-ni.
England. Our frosts pencti‘a:e loo .9’-.: p- ‘ "~‘Ui ‘ 1' l»t':I‘l"'I' 'l_.'r» 1‘ -los.-ii.lic:i_d€‘
Iy. 2 ; . -‘ll.
ll ‘.-‘ ilivzl llII'_ii‘ (‘ill 10 il‘.r-‘il 1
Good .Adm’ce.~—Ii :1 voiiiig man x-'.iiii~
to engage in brisiiiess «that. will ineiiixe ,
him in middle age the _s;i’eaii::-ti.
of leisure time, there is ll0[lllll_.(‘_‘ -JllOl‘e,
sure than farming. if he waiiis io
gage in a liealthv oocupaiioii, let him l.lll
the soil, If he is ofaii llI(I.’_‘.1’)4—'§Ilfli’1'i:‘?\.li'|l,
of mind, let liiin be :1 l'arinei'.
I
I
i
(‘ll-
In ~--iiriri,
if he would be indepciidcni, let lliiii .
a spot of earth 2 keep wiiliiii hi:-‘ ni»:ri.ii< ;
to shun the doctor, be l.8l’l‘l}‘iI;‘.l‘.‘lf-EL in
avoid the lawyer, be lioi'icsl.; to ll1‘.\.’<'.‘ :i
clear conscience, iiiiprovc. ilic soil, .~-‘:3 ur-
to leave the world better tlian be ioiiiid
it; and then if he cannot live lisiiipily
and die cc-ntcuterl, there is no li«a,:«- lor
him.
[]:;-7"” The eater of cominoii ‘__',l'L“':ll iL‘|.-E
tuce, as asalid, takes it portion of iiliill-E
cariam, a na.rcol:ic siilisiiiiice -.;i~..i. ‘.l' ::i 3
properties to opium, which ii: !..’-ill|,:'.i‘.l.*- :
and any one will discover that ill’ ill"i|.‘l :
is affected after iiidiilgiiig frc.clyiii :i li‘-i.,
tuce salad. Eaten at iilglit, ii
sleep; eaten durin<_g; the da'_\;', it
calms, and allays ilic tciiilciiizy lo l!."li.:i- '
bility. ~
i-'iii»‘->:-.'
Stopping IV.(‘?(i'.fl‘]')(Z])(')‘S.-——.“. 1‘-'ll.'\‘ll:;lf
man hit. his toe ngriiii.-t a p€l)l)l._‘
and fell headlong to the gzroiiiiil.
was vexed, under the illfll.l€l7Cf' of r-liq-:-r
and active self-siiflicieiicy, he ki<:l-:i=.l the
old mother earth riglii‘. .~‘-I-‘tllclly. Willi
impurtubable gi~avit";-2, he look cd i..
the globe itself diS.=‘_~0lVcd, all-‘_I oiily
poor toe was injured in the C‘l]COlllll-'-l‘.--
This is the way of man. An :~.iiéc‘z.> in
the newspaper touched him in zi. we
place, and straiglitwriy lie r.eiirl.~~. wo. .l ‘iu
stop his paper, VVitli great .-*.‘=lf-c.riiiip}.i-
cency he looks on to see c. L'l‘a.‘ill_ ~-:l..=:i
the object of his spleen shall (‘f_‘fl>(‘. 2». b-:.
Poor fool, he has only hit his orusii i.;._=
against a word that does NOT. ,‘l€‘lf‘-“i ri‘.i?;.:
feel the shock, and ll‘l_lill‘P'< lo no -‘~:i=~iii.
any but himself. 5
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Hi».
I‘-
ll!"
Clzarzge in T£l.Cl'IC.?.—Tllf’I‘e in :1 \-.'orl.l
of human nature to be seen in fill‘. fol-
lowing.anecdote: “A \vorl:ni:’:ii_, wlio
was employed in lalastiiig, at .l'lniil'.'::-:.
while being wound up out of the-. lsolv,
-after he had lit. the fusc, was suffer.-il If)
slip back again. The man fell r:'ioi<c tip-
on the impending danger, and in tho ziirl
den View of almost certain death, fe'l on
his lmeesin prayer. I/Vhilc prriyiiiijr, a
thought struck him; he drew Olll‘. ilic.
fuse, and commcnr.-.ed sweariiip :~..' il-.i—
workmen at the top.”
[[;-=- Horace Greeley, in :;i l‘l".f."ll1 llfl,
ter from Paris, says: “V0lt.'iirc ii:
bodied Paris—-—acute, sritirical, 3-'»'-‘:.’icE.,
cynical, sensual, irreverent, v:>.liiiii:,:; av.-.
ryithingasit may be turiied to :1 ';'..~.v=«.-.ii.'
use, and believing in notliiii{_r tlim. ll .-:iii-
not bite. Paris has pi-oliably prtiilucctl
more libertine novels than all the-. ~.voi'l«l _.
beside, and nowliere else are llir: i:.i..~.l— ‘I
----—- i
ly irreligious.”
l ., _
lectual classes so profoundly, in l.»*I‘=II-."1W‘-- i ‘
I
:'illlOillll I r
, my.’ .i._icl; ill the
" ' .'..-/i. I riin r.-outi-
lonici"-' ‘willi
: wlio =-all
4 1
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Iilffll ill
‘"1 5' l'.!I!.
II“-‘l‘-ll‘31‘i . If':l,Til‘i.<i‘ tlir- oi
,].iy-, .\ .. ‘
Set if! (12.52 61.: ’
";i"‘lli'l'. im - .' »-'i‘'..iiu'ii| l.1lIll‘il'il‘;l~ll'I1':ii[ uni]
1 -i,,..'. , ...]. .1 »
. .- .- ,.. v -I .i.. ...i i:-. vii will ‘
llii:= ""'l.!Ilil*-iiillvlli.i‘1i'-l hi.» iii- l ill-_’-‘ii. «mo of
‘:l.=.- l:'.i'-:'-. -l. :i;i-5 bi 4 :. <«»’i'.I-il ~~:«ir:l‘.- oi l‘i:\l'll~
i--"z :“i1Hllli' ~. ll} ‘i «-:il’lli~'.-‘«i.i:l,5i*;-.
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iltli \’.l iiifiilv I L Y’ 3 .ii.:il, I . "i‘.Ui!'.' li--.1‘--sl
i":i Ti i‘.:'~v'. ii. i 'i'= iiziiflllilv-.' ‘ill:l‘i “.‘.i- --:i‘ii
=-ill :~.i:'::il\'«»=l ii’:i2.i . .~l:i.:i! }~~i' . ."-iiixiliv-ll E~*t:l'.
.' :in.l K «ii :i ‘up ‘lil‘ll' «‘[l1;llli_'-'_ :.l
N -l-'1 ll:l:il“.i.lI-J‘Ilill.‘lli‘1!‘fli*l5:L-will-I'll.
}lIl‘i"..i. .- .‘.lllI ‘\'\Til|li“:il it lIi':'ilv-‘:1 will liiltl
ll lo ‘iii:-Ii‘ Elli--;'<"~l. ll 2: : :a will.
is K.II,.‘.:.
Tl. :4-iiilli N0l‘\i.;lll\'.
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' «.i' iliilc
l‘«ii.-5.‘: "1‘~«'
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-: llic Iilrlliilf. .
mri. i
A Nz'gge7" I..z'cZ227_.f_r.——“|'. say, Snizliil‘. 1 , _ Q
does you‘ know what niulrc.-.2 do .c.oi‘n -.;i‘o“‘
,.
so fast when we put dc uiziniirc on it .' g
‘,NO’ I donit hardly’): l:. . - _
“Now I'll tell
begins to smell de manure, ll. .lon’i lli5."3
de fumery, so it hurries out Ol)(I!'. {:«'rrui.ii.l ;
' and git-,s up as high as possible, so 12-; not
breave de bad air.”
11:? “Mister, how do you sol. vo‘-H 3
beef this moi'riinf_§ '."’-—“Fourtceii C‘’§ll* 11 .
pound.” Fourteen cents, ch ' IIIIV"
you gota heart?” "No, just. :2‘-'oli| il '
"Well, I kno\v’d you couldii’i. lizivc :1,
.. , ["3 I
heart and ax fourteen cents for licci.
‘l
[]:§"”“Mr. Jones, d0n°t you think llizil , ii
“Iii,-i'-1»,
marriage is a means of gram: :7’
tainly, madam, aiiytliing I511 :..w:iii=- ol'i
grace, that breaks down pl'lI.iI') and Ihlrl--l
to repentance 3” Exit M r. »I«)lll.'.‘-', i.iiiv!~.i“:
a mop-handle.’ '
An I7ZCid8??.t oft/is IiI"u.7~.-——«./\. l.;i:._.
from Sebasiopol, relates the follov.=iii:», Hi" *
i’_
cident:
“In the attack on the Maiuelon
li)i‘l.' I
on the 7th, two soldiers beloiigiiiq to ilicf ~
3d Zoziaves got the start of all the ml.-
ers, and leaped into the first of llif’ duel..-
es. The return or" the Riis;-siiiiis to 1'9-
cover the place did not allow iliein 10
it but to pretend to be dead. Tliey 22:3-
cordingly waited motionless for t\vr.-iii\‘- 5
. four hours, expecting every hour that on
_ armistice would take place for biiryiiizji
the dead. Their expectatioiis were iiotl
disappointed, and great was the asioiz-l
‘Which approached to administer the lust
sad rites Of the soldier, suddenly to bri-
hold’ the ‘SIIYTBCLIOIJ of their two ,,.0,,,,,,.,-_
men from amidst the slain and \VO'|_]]](]l’I_I,
and to receive their joyous Sallltatioiis.
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l \‘.'llIli.'l fl l‘I"’.lSIlil:llli4‘(ll:-11111012jun“ 1i,,.,r.;,,.,,.e
. .~'i.u.
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‘-ii l'H.'l/ /l«'
V" '.:ll" :12 rlhiii l'.’i - 5 I.-Tllv‘ |' ,.'-i-“fr it W1”,
- =" flll1iliIFI'l5iCil.Jll
ii 54-."\§_7II. I7|IF .‘\uI'Il"i1/.";,
-.. . «.,. . i.,: .1
9, - . .-_. .-i ...:«l iii ..‘ i;iiiiiililV..'l
-1- r‘.. l‘.. l.,>l.j\l:-j'i ll)-‘-.0
’T‘5‘*j‘”'i""3'-l'l-‘lid iilllllllflf Illllfl. llic bi-'.l
J iii'ii.i.‘.... li. .,_ ,.,,- .,i,, 3,-,-
. iv. 'i;oCi{'wr.)C»ri.
I . F’ ‘; .. ..—..
.‘-.l‘li‘- ii-‘T ' ci ~ - “E .
l.v‘ia.z..“.;i~.~(-, .1
IFIII‘. ;‘iIVIl I,I'Il'rii Ii:i.~‘ ill ::in-,.. 1,1,1 ,2, ,l::',,,
1 l'.~.(:,.i'i illi,-V, i_-;'ii_,i H ,_ p,..,,,,';,.,,,,,,,,. 1,,-/,,,,,_'_.
lwup/. AP .'.\'l;li'l'iV‘|l" '\‘.'lll *'.-ll at tho lm..,.;-.l'
ll].".l‘l.'_f.‘i iirii W5, (,.ni:ii~..~,i.-.-. ..,,~,. 'm\.;,,,,, ,, (_',,
— . . . ‘ ‘ J :1,
(Hill "\‘i‘.llllll<’ lni‘ lIl"lll,~.-]'-‘i--‘, l,..f,,,.,_, ,,,,,.,.1,.,;,,,,..
“i"“'\\'I1‘.‘l"’- I.’-“l-‘CV1’ lll‘li‘.’4'i‘ié'l l‘l'l.‘l! (ii Cil1lI'$!Ii
u. Fl'l‘Cl_-I.
G-ourairdis. Ilaaliaiii lfiffedicateel
*1
Di’. the i‘ci'iio\‘:il of Tun, Iv‘/vi-/.-/r.~.. Hit‘/i—.
O 13: 773 .,
11)/(.1?/Jig‘ I1 Ul7lI.'-1‘-fr, ,I‘r_i,~ it I;lllII!,‘F.
.. .... ..s._.,___ .-,-.r_.a. .-.~..,.,_.;. .'_».-.j4:.<.-...,.,.-c....fv ...,.;:‘.L'...,;*r-
iii.-i
‘>'r«.:.> '.‘-i. 3.": P€i"ir7igi'/I‘ 5: (7c.7.s‘ ./i./if-‘ir‘¢‘l‘i'..¢-i",'H'—’.'
.'\.=‘.‘71('j2/. IL9 .7l.i7ssr._'1i‘-Si... .-1". I’.
-« etc o zos.
as.-2. éiéapss. ‘.'r‘*.7"*i..'ii.'~'*..
.:Til'l.t;sci.i ii1"0‘l'.l101’.‘3 & 06.,
"' l. on .'iiiiii'v .«i(l(‘IC of new and ill-sirablc
-‘rli l'5lo.i.'l.-'. ofoIii' orrii iinpwlntioii and
our ."~.lziiiIil':ii:'loi--,'. .\‘-.iliii .i» Vizlvcl PAT-
'l lSl.'N l‘li)..‘{}Jl-1'l‘.~'-. lil)l'*(‘lIl~JEj, lflu'A'l‘IIICllS.
I“l'CllI‘h :]l_1(l _-\iiii'l‘ir':Iil i‘l.()‘i\Yl*.'Ii5. Cllltl illl :11‘-
viclc-‘ in our iill-.'. ‘ills miiilil cull llio. iitI.cii-
lion of i»lll' i‘.-E=.~ii-lr: illlti (‘lIl'~~‘ l.iiiyci's to an or."-
uiiiiiizili-..ii oi‘ uiir .~:ii'ii-l; bi-l‘oi'c llii.-_v inukc llicir
‘piii'cli:i-<~- .
" (ml:-i:
lllllllllllly tilled.
Zlii \\';11'i'c.ii~.st.. Nciv York.
Hmlr Ll’:-is r-Itorc of S. H. ”.‘r-i-i-y i\': Co.)
uni li-
Lcoiring Glasses
fr £.ll I’ii.-i'ui*i-li'r:iiiir*s=..l()III€ ‘;‘-‘._ \\'1L1,A1}1)_
’\I:’llllll.lI:llll,‘:?l‘. M0 Pearl Eli‘.-r-1. uc:ii'Cnlli
011“ ':l|‘l">l. ..\. i’. _ l'iml1
5-{fl ‘ , ~[.p . H ,._ W
1 the ‘nest nan bye.
J ii. ‘I’. ‘II. (k“l_1"\‘ ;]rH(‘li‘_) ['1'-
_ (‘l'l\'I'4l llic h 1 5'5 ll 1- :2! pi-ciniiiiu ill flir-
\\ «Jl'ld‘:= l":iiz' and Aiiici-icziii Iii ?llIllll'. '\‘.‘ll!‘l'6' it
l‘.‘"i:~--\‘:iliiiIicrl by the (Il>l.illg‘:lllFilWI Clicinisls
‘;3lil‘lL'l :\’|'IiiI'i|IiIl{l ll. iill l.l- .i~ lll-.-i"l .i f‘llll— ' \ - . ,, .
. - - . ..- '. ‘A .-ll‘.Ll 1 '“ t " " ': '-
met that he has fowl‘! 3 191139‘-ll "Nd I liiii.i;iiir~- m li..i=: ..-i ~ii'—. =..‘»~ li.. - on l1:i..-ll. and , . .“hOu.' mi} 1101.‘ ‘mhn lone)’ ‘Pd Pm.
‘ , U _ i._ H , ,l M H _ ,, ,. , .lLIllll¢ ml the Ill-.:~T. ltor szilc by tho bcsl Diur-,-
cure for i dlstelnper, In Q101'_q(Vi_4‘_<. 11,-, l is (1 ll -< . iii in,‘ .‘ Silk L1.lI'|]]l‘>L‘I1“.3 ,,.i>._,,._ E;,,inci,)n, mm“, and S,0,,,_,.,l98 and
'-alt? ' 1'91’-'.‘.1"'l:( la: :i— ‘-. .— -. "
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58}’S - l cililii , -.. i—= lion; piw‘-i_r.i1’o.-tl _,:_\_\_U' OH“ 1 ‘ii if“ _ , _,,,__ y 1
-‘=1-laying three colts si.k vzitli this til-‘w i ’v‘_‘~,‘_'_°,’f—“ '.‘-‘L '7’ 5.125, E°ei‘fuiTxe1"Y and
f‘-‘rincr told 7"" I ‘U
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a.r.c_i,r Goods.
' ‘ '.7I."'.'~CI‘ipl‘:iO12 Not? 5,93}; 131*
-~ ls. ':'—:rf,‘ c‘r.?~.‘,-o for Cash 0.“-
" on
‘I DR()'\‘\‘i‘E.
ti T\liii‘i‘ii_-5-51.. ..\’c\s.' York.
. 5.1“.-:v..;.'.?..*.:-3:31. €33-..'lI:£P.S‘I'I1“vii'G-S,
. '1-lIlAl.l.l().\'.\'. Vclvi:l..<. '.l‘:ipc.-try, Brus-
:-cls, Ii l"l_v and .|iigi':iiii Curpcls. Floor
,'/Qiiiilis. Coir llaltings and Mats of all kinds.
and cwi')' :ii'fir-li- in the Carpet. liiisiiiig_:s_ I
WM. lb TIIOS. LEWIS.
1_\'l 1 -I52 Pciirl-sl.. N. Y.
I .
Union Hall
G356 TEEENG STORE.
, THE Proprietor of this far famed est:iblisli-
mcnt, would inform the iiiliribituiits of Nor-
walk and adjoining‘ towns, tliat liclias on hand
:1. good assortment. of Fall and Wiiitnr Cloth-
Iing. which lic is .<0llII‘l_9,‘ at grcrit l)ni'ga.iiin;
IIIOFO waiiting :'1ll_YIIllll,\2' in his line will find it.
lo llicir iitlvziiilrigc lo _.grivc him :1 call. as his
1‘.‘I])r‘l'I(‘Il(‘(‘ in tho I.)1].‘=illP“-E and fricililics for
*:iri'_viii,r.-; it on. ciiiililcs him to fur-nisli tho
saiiic articlcs for :1 lcss price. than lliosc of lcs-:
(-.\:pcriciicre possibly can. My clotliing: is all
made. iiiidci‘ my own .siipc.i'visioii.eoiisnqucully
is bctlci‘ iimdc than is ;~,cnci'nl|y found at. oili-
cr slorcs. I also liiivc ii. l.'ti';:ci' .“~f.0cl; on liniid
than any other sztorc in Norwnlk. so that lb»-
pi11-a]m;.}_q- 1,3: ,1 Il(‘lli"l' :l..‘4S0l'l.mC1'1l. lo SCIIECI}
from. I am :iIs'o rcccivinp: daily .‘l(IlIll.IOll."- to
my ‘.lll'C:t(I_Y liii-go and well sclcclcd slocl«:.-
Some vcry nicc Vc.-‘ts and Paiits now put tci'iis.
In :iddiI.ioii to tho above I liavc a. good as-
soi-tiiiciit. of Gcii1.lcnicii's Furiiisliiiig Goods,
i:oiisist.iii_;r of Sliirls. Bosoins. Collars. Sus-
pciiclci-.~'. Glovcs. Cravats, Stocks. and all oi.li
or goods usually found in Clotliiiir.-; Stow:-.=.
)3. ll. Giii'inciit.s cut. and madc to ordi,-r in
the best. iiiaiincr and at sliorl. iioticc. All
{goods bnuglit. of mo will. if clcsiiwi. bc, cut.
ire-c of cxpcusc lo the Piii'clinsci'.
TIIOMAS INLET.
.\'oi‘\i'alli. Scplciiilir-r lst. lR5f’..
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iii’ 17 SE1 3 E E. Y
HE Proprietors wish to call the attention
of their customers and the public to their
choir -tool; of Fruit. and Ornameiit-:1 Trees.
corri _, of Apple Pear. Plum, Cherry.
Peach -lpricot. Q1iin:~.-_~. St.ra.'-Tberrim. Goose-
berric 3. ii"/'i{I.- Blacitberrics. and block Nriplca
Ciii‘rarii‘.~...
I‘I0l"\‘.‘£‘.'y’ :>‘prii.::o. Wliii.-é Pine. }l.ili~..i.ui Fii‘.
Auicricziii Spriicv, Arboi'itri:-i, W«.:c.piii,c_g;r.‘illov.'
I-lorsc Clicsiiiut, Moiiiitiiiii Asli.
Also, llic pure Rcd Antwerp, which we war-
ranlz. and hold oursclvcs ]'cSpOllRII)l(‘ for its
being I-llf‘ ]Jlll‘('. plaiit.
GEO. SEYMOUR it (30.
llZ?\\'c wish to call ])fl1‘lICulfll‘ attention to
our largo stock (I)I'!lI'l_"..,‘l.I1t'. largest in the State)
of dwarf‘ P(‘$‘l1'S. of :10 or 40 choice varieties.
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i... it. KNIGHT & 00.,
l \ll.’OIZ'l‘.l3RS AND WIIOLESALE DEALERS
l‘. i‘Ili~‘;.\.'-“ll. l{Xl2l.I:~‘iI .i;\"o GEP..\l.-\.\” i-'..i.\'(~Y Goons,
6) 9 and 3'28 ‘v‘t'.<e,-7 Sti‘ec-l. (up st:ii'1‘.°.') bo-
I.\‘.I‘l‘li Bi'ondwu.y and Cliurcli-."-t... N. Y.
Cilil'lI.l" vv-I5Llil‘:'tll') and Ilorii P-incl; Combs, in
_\_“l'l‘2ll i.‘.i-ivi_‘-;. Twi~:i'., l‘)i‘cs>3in.g' and Ivorv
‘—0l1’H>’w 1H'f<J.“l“~---.:'lr~r-l. Gilt. Lristiii_fl,. Mohair-
Twi-zi. I‘.-«inc. .‘.li,-tail. Silk. Thrczid. A9',:1lc. &c.
if/i'll.¢ll'.‘:'--—.‘l2l.l1‘.~'I.‘U()ll1r:\faII.CIC. Liiicn thread
, ifipool Cotton. Z‘ls.=:-cllcs. Pius. Hooks and Eves,
= Ii:ii‘i‘ Pin -. .Ifili1'}Il(“‘~. ‘iVliulr-lioiic-. Linen and
L'o!Ior. Tzipcs. Liucii and Cotton Bobbin. Scis-
TIllli‘ii}ll"?. '.'ill(,I :1 great vurietj»' of Fancv
f..‘3or'ir-. l’:ii:~-.. .‘}:c., all cheap for cash. lyll
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‘r;‘;a.si-:92‘-. 1 0 “Earl: Place.
"mi A .-f 4-.‘ci‘_5 i_lesi;i~Iption rind style.
roll and (_"llil‘l(".~‘i" F:1u~’=. M:i_<_ric Fans.
:iii.l V clioir-c I‘ci'i'unici'y. Gottoii and
’l"lii'c:1-l. Ncczlli.-.'. Pllli‘. I-looks and Eyes. Satiii,
‘i‘{:it:. 1'.‘ 1'-.il mill Gl:i.<~'= l‘-ends: and Necklaces. fl.
l.ii',:c and .=.<i..-ii-'i\'c \’:ll'i'.!IV. IIIIIIAI. Rubber
(.‘i,«ii.l.= iiI' nil l..i:i:.l.-: Dr 1".‘-Iil1llOll.\‘ Iil1C:'lSSOl‘t-
iiiij-iil. l‘-'l.‘llt'illI“' vr.-i'_‘,' 5‘-(;lL-(‘I puff:-i~iiv._ P.-3,»-_1;-
‘\'l iii‘ioii‘.'l'(il'E'JlI’>llli?.l. i\f'. Il1L‘lllilil1‘-3; 51.i,'i_n1*y
l:1i':r- :li‘.Ii. v»—_i.;ii:=Ei~i) sic.-l: oi‘ I«‘-.nic_',‘ Goods.
htilzl iillll Gill ..I<,-\\'v‘lI‘j.'. «kc. Grout inducn-
iii-‘-iii»: 7;-rill '=i.- oil‘.-red lo Cnsli Biiyi-1:.:. Urdr-rs
by lclrvi pin up in lll«"I.lI‘:-‘l.lll1‘tllllL‘1'.
'\l'.\l. TASICEI-l..
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l7rr-i
l_i'H j\'o. l0 Park Place. N. Y’.
Wa1‘1‘ants.
mi .*‘Ufi |'ll'l::I}ll{.;‘i'f.‘*.". iia-::cri at the last
+1.3‘ '*‘~i<»il. all L::Lll¢Ill?l"~‘ uinl Mai'inc:-1 who
I ~-‘~'-i’\‘o--l ll ii:-j.~ in any \\':ii' ‘-'Illt.‘C l 700-~—an(l all
-'o;ii.~ii-ii :‘.-HI lliiiillzi lll"ll ‘.\‘ll0 h:l\'I‘ ;<1I1‘\’e(1 nu
i‘iI-Il5'li vil' Jlij,’ :1l‘iil.,'il liritll «_ii'\'o,s~'.-41] of tho Uni-
toil riiziii-:. in 1lli_V ‘.'.':ii Fill-‘!: I790. .'l1'04I,]][illed
Io lhli 1"i"'~‘ -i!‘l‘.oiinl_v l.'.lIli'l. Wlicii the <01-
zlir-r i-=11’--Hi. lli-1 ?.'ltI(}\‘.’ will rcccivo tlic. land,
ii‘ no -i:iilov.' "-ll'l"i'I\‘v.‘. ilieii lbw iniiior i"lllliIl‘Cl1
l' ""4"-" 3% :\.ll ~=o‘.dir‘l'f= wlio si-rvi-(I 1-} days
in lilo Ii=‘\4)lllli4’ll'i u1‘c ciilitlvd_ mid if rlcnil.
llli‘ll llii- ;'il.lo'.\' \'.ill l‘I‘("i}i\‘l3 ii, '
Tlio "lli.I:l’l'iI!5‘l' li:i.; })l3l_“tlIifll' l':icilitic.~—'. for
pi'o(-iiriii-s; '\‘i'ai‘i"iiil~‘-. and will g";'r,'P, hi.-.‘. prmiipl;
:.ll«-mion in zill |‘I.1llllf‘ ]Jl‘l--=i'i1I"Ci.
A. H. I3‘i.'ING'I'O7\§.
‘fir. Cash i:'l'1‘GC91'Y Store.
i‘,;“‘.ll l‘. -.“-1"’ cri_bci’~: woiild 1'(-turn tlicir lli:.iil:«:
‘”"" l»'l‘‘*ii*‘ 101‘ ll‘wi‘.'\'ci‘_:'libcm1pn.ti'oii-
:i~:.= i'i2i' lill‘ Ill“l.' llirvc ‘T-“1ll‘.:?. and llicv hope that
l._, ;"-li‘i-“I :i!inir’r_iii in tin. -,.,.,,n,,F 0,,-,W C0m,,,,,_
llil_T. .‘-,iiIl lij‘ l iillki. ll0llm':1l)lo (]();[Ii1],q_ 10
mwril zin-l 1':-r.«Erc n contiiiurinr:-c oflhcir f'oi'nicr
r>.i~.ior.i. iii-licviiifr they do. that thcv can,
and .li. «ll fill srrioil" in llic'i' line. at us. r/‘imp
l1i‘.'1i-3 .'ii‘i-Iii? rizgrginrl (1(]11gIi1.v,v 3-. Cm] 13,,fm,m-1
ril flilf‘ ilIll“'l‘ sioiv in [lip poum-,—_ r[],(.‘- ,,.,.,.,
lli‘_i\\' oil‘.-rill;-: orcnt IlZ1l‘,fj[lll1¥? in ’l‘ea.-1. Siiiq,-,,.S_
kc... and =.voiild iuviic nu exaiiiinzilion of Ilicir
I‘-‘«l‘uI" .7-I-‘I II|“'Il ‘trick of G1-«icerics and Pi'ovi~.~-
ion . G. llOL.\IES s-. C0,.
No. -l Sl:iddy‘.s Block.
‘*J0’ec2ide1' of the Age.
, " l-.‘L.’-‘l(.)li’. Friniily Si-.ircli. :1. siupcrior ar-
..tL_.4 liclv. ;in:’._ :i.- clicnp its tlic coinmon starch
‘-I'._i‘-\' in 1i~'I.-: ll ])'l'0(l|l(‘U"- ii Bcni1l.il'iil Polish
'\\illi(il1I ,_'_;lli1lllllllf;v‘ l - Iron or I«‘abric. For
rail? lvsj «Ijjnrix or [J£1pl“i‘. by ALLEN, .\fEl~.‘-
It hi. 6.‘. L.'O.. who can furnisli it to (Il}fl.lf.“1':‘~ at
I."1lI‘.|-II)‘ pi'i.=i><,
—‘ir)Il,lT'I‘A:\'l A_._ .Jupaii'.l Illlli Silver I’l:1i.cd
,.P_-‘-111*“. I‘.ll_:‘§li.°Il .‘llllI -\niei'lcmi Knives and
I‘ «was. ui F. H. NAsH'.<'-.
_. , Soiilli Norwalk.
‘Wariited $ :25 EB,
(‘bin .‘.lorlc:i;:'c,Sr»ciii'ily. for :1. term of _V(‘al'.<1
_. lol‘_\'.‘llicli srmvcn f/I‘/‘ rm/. iiitcrcst will bc
puid. l.iiquii'c nl. l.lii- Giizrettn 0mcp_
QVl)’l.l ('2.-\ ll:x‘--
‘,.
Ha‘? Glitters.
I 151-I"-i."l!'.’Il‘1)“nin§r Hay niid Feed Ciiitrcis. the
l— . lwcl. in H''-'‘. \‘.'.’l\‘l':‘tllI(‘.LI and rm» sale by
W.\l. C. STREET.
-4'».-i'y clicup and liniids-omc. all
OL.\lS’I‘]£AD’S.
Limo,
'.:m'c| oi‘ -"-uiiill qii:i.itii.v, in.
r. no. 0'. :-:.\'i {'l‘II’S.
Jiioiiili L‘Iorwiill.: .
v:“§»ii'i:'is.
.\ l~.\‘. I‘-ll!l]JI_V oi lino and low prii-_-ml ([(),_"_l,i(}
“W1 -"‘ll.'1‘l“ ll-‘1l“1‘f‘| Giiii-'. ‘inst i'cccivcd M’
\‘\’.‘.l. (1, S’]‘E|«}']* ‘
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"photo: and Selected
~ " (THI':.ix.‘i(I"IVil'4”"IlIIIIIIIi|f1(‘k')‘-: ,.
"'.E:I,P Uliiiixr. fiiili r1~..;,.-_ “-_,,.,.,,,~,;,.,i 1,, ,:]:,,,'_q,, ,
Ill |‘il'lt‘-' and qiiiillly. llicy il«-l‘,~,- _u|]]”.ph~,p.ity_ ’
<.‘. llul..\ll¥l:s' X on,
Peed.
Tea-3.
F“i‘\lIl’.
1- --\'ci'_‘; ilc.-‘r:i'ii‘ilioiiol'Fi:cil. \\llif‘.ll it will
ll" 1‘ l’l'v=='-"NV" Ni ~‘-“ll to his (‘llSI(ll.Llf‘l'S ‘ti ‘III
iiini-.= Milli no _::,‘l'(i\'.llllf_;'. Girl-us ‘.lC{1Il I
ll(ill‘...\lES A’: C().
,3, l-.'\'\' .\lI'iIT‘li.(l.l'I)l‘. .l-.i_\,'lii-:4‘ and [\yQ]"g Imp.
..l..V lil:ll' \l“lllL‘lIl|.’1'. |'i.i.iLl_.0;cl“" Till‘ A’. Cmioh-,_
l:‘if'.'l.l.‘l.. \:\’l‘il‘.'I‘l'- ~ .\I-"ili("l]‘_vo-; nnrl 3“ jh,.p0pu1,:,,.
l':ii..nl .‘.lr-ilia-iiics ol'ili.- dziv. l‘oi-c;1],. ,.h,,,.,,,.,L
‘ - 1>.issi:i..;,u;,
li"l'I|'li*4.~ -'l"iiiiol.li_‘~.'. (.‘_lo\ pr and Top
I» s. L. <)L.\lS'l‘£Lxri*S.
i; l ii.\.i.i«:i:. ii..i~i.l- El .17:-.7
li':i..-i-, at I
— BIS‘-SI’-LI. l.'.*‘..
;::“'orEr.s arid Rake s.
'3">~_'l"‘-'1‘-_l§_?*' UHSI. Stccl Ilocs. Mniiui-c and
_l_ H-.i_v lt‘(.lI‘li‘F. Spoiling li‘oi'k.=s. and .H-,ila.li1i-,
and (lust ‘griwl Gin-den It-.il;<.-s, for sale by Li“.
il/:2. rd in-iniil3icl.iii'ci“;: pi'ic«:::, by ‘
\\’.\I. C. STR EI‘.’I'.
"l‘lici‘i=’s f‘,‘l'F,’2ll’ ficlllzlllll
Tlii‘oiigliout. the land -
I --I LIONS PO\Yl)l£I'f—wni‘1~;iu i..~.*i
To kill l)LI}l'$, fir.-:i°~.
Ill."~l.‘(.'I’3 on VII‘!-TIES,
.‘-ind I'u‘;lf,‘.I‘if)'-l ic,n——‘tis i;iia.i‘aiite;-i:--'.l,
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.*-ll'll(llOll of in-‘c-cl" ;iiid ‘i'c1'in;n_ -if.
KNAE 'I"S.
lwoiwvallv. . C001,‘.
ALII"0RNI-‘\.-F=1l1t'-,V,‘ Bordon. 8- odd. Ehr-
lr-r and Picnic C1‘fl0l(9rsi_ ni, p1i1~C“.-S_
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SAIALL _:issoi'liiiciil’. of Drc~:s.1 '1"; immings,
_}uSI. received and will be sold very low
For Sale.
So.-criiitl-haiitl Wagons. very 5 [ma _
WATERBURV & DU NC/\N_
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To be had :i"t,-- 1{NA1>P',s_
for cash, at No. 2 iSkid(]y7s Block
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1'‘g]’()T 101‘ L}/024's Po7‘.t'nni?es.<.- ..lIn;;m‘I..‘._
1-‘or/irler and ./1{a,o:m.'I7'r‘ I’:v'/II‘, fin‘ the fit“ l
vomnsmownsnmo
REQNUMENTS
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The Nortvalk marble ‘Yard,
./Vmr fiir Briiigzc, .7\'"nru.'al/I‘, Cm:-n.
“I EPULCHRAL Monuments in G1‘£‘i‘\‘0>StO1]P:*
b of every variety of patterns. and of the
most skilful workmanship. The best. assort-
ment of Amcricaii and Foreign Marblc. kept
coiistiiiitly on hand.
Pcrsonswishingto procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble Works, are invited to call
and give it personal inspection ofliis niatcrial
ru-d vrorkmumsliip, as this will be more satis-
factory than to purchase of Agents without
an opportunity oftcstinp: tlic qualit_v of the
article eoiitrncted for.
1%, The Lettering and Ornamental work
is cxcciiteil by t-rcpcrienced workmen. and
can warrant it. to give cntirn .s:ili.sf:icl.ioii.
.I. M. SMITH.
Hardware and Cutleryf
M'cc/iaoi.ic’s Tools. Fav'm.i7zg Utensils,
Gmzs, .P-is-zols, Iron. and Steel,
-I‘I'r7i7?.(707(.l G’-la.s‘.s~, Pa.7.72in
l'(.'}l.(Z Oils,
HF Sub:-cribi-1' lias now in st-oi-c.:i1id is
conslan1.l_v rcceiviiig direct from the man-
iil'actLi1‘,pi's. 51 l.’tl'_s;‘(‘ supply of Foreign and Do-
iiit-.=l.ic Goor.1s.iiiidcr l.lic-.ibovc dcnoiniualions,
which Tllttlil‘.-’§ his iissorlincnt. of -.1r1.‘ic.lcs suited
to ilii~.= ni:ii'kcr. ciiuul to any in the stale. and
which will be sold oitlicr \vhoIc.=nli- or i*e/mil,
on :13 f'.'ivor;iblc l:(~i'iii.s as can bc piii‘c.li:i.sc.d in
l\'cw York. l"oi- list of :11-ticlcs n.iir.l pricc.~:.
pll1'Cll:lSl.‘l'.~'. :tl‘(! i-4-qiii-sl.c.(l to call and v,\':tniiim
liir Il1CTl'l.\‘0iVf‘?-.
W“. C. STREET.
Shaving and I—Iair-dressing.
HE Siilisr,-i‘ibci' is still to be found at his
old stand. wcsl. Sill!‘ the Bridge, rcady to
serve his ciisloiiicizs in all the dcpui'tiiiciil.s of
SIlflVIll_Q‘,‘. Hair Di-cssing. Iicad clcunsiiig. &c.
Hie ninn_v years cxpcriciicc in those I)l‘£tl1CllP:'l.
lic deciu~: o. siifiiciciit. guarantee of his ability
to ‘pl(‘.‘l.'~‘¢‘ all who may favor him with their
])nli‘oii:ig'c. P:ii‘ticulai- :‘l.I.l.I“‘lll.iOI‘l paid to thc
cuttinyc and rli'c.<_=iii_c' of l‘llIllIl'(‘ll':-T liair. Sick
persons wail.‘-rl on :11. lhc.ii'_i‘c:=idc.iiccs. IIc lios
: also. all the leading Joiiriirils of tlic (I:iy,f01‘
salc at his .I\'civ'.s Dcpot. and is Agent for Ad-
ams .‘.'. Co‘.-7 E.\‘prc.~=s: all packager; l-7-fl to his
cnrc. will be proniplly forviardctl.
GEO. W. JEZ\"NINGS.
31?
Tiliiy 12:3 . 1:’-';'i.‘..
FINE assortuient of Bohemian ‘\"\’r.i'e. con-
.-:1stin{4‘of Vases of most cxqiiisitc iinish.
not to be crxrccllcd by any in Kc-w Ycrlr City.
for II]-" price ; Also, .1. splendid assorlincnl. of
Doliciniitn Cologne Bottles from 55. to St: the
].‘i:1ii'.o.l. T. B. }RIFFlTII'Si.
Cheap for Cash.
H E .Siibscribei' would offer for salc. cheap
for cash. Fi‘ciir.'.h and Aiiiericaii Window
Glass. all sizes : rich Fancy China and Bohe-
mian ll'arc :_ line German Acco1'dcoiis= and Vi-
olins. Call and cmminc.
'I‘. B. GRIFFITH.
Earian Ware.
I-IIS i-arc and most br-.a,utifu1 kind of useful
and oriiiiincntal Waré, should bn semi by
all who liavc :1. taste for the beautiful. It is
impossible to (I¢.‘SC’.l‘iI.)(‘ this ware, it must br-
sonii to lin :ippi'cc.i:1te(l. For sale by
T. B. GRIFFITH.
Axes.
COLLINE%. Tcnicks. Heiids and otlicr makes,
with and without. liaiidles, Siirioifs boyis
mics and liatclicts. all of wliicli are w:u'i':tntcd.
and for sale by E. VA. CHICHESTEPH
‘ Teas.
HE Subscribers keep coiistaiitiy on limid :L
' large supply of fresli Ti~‘..i."~. of all qualities
and ])1‘ior>f=.. l)oii'l. f'or,qet. to call at
‘ }1OLi‘il.ES .\: C-.)‘s.
Mexican Guano.
if] 13, i‘(‘.l:“l)1‘:'l.i.I3(I fertilizer. which is pro-
I noiiiior-d by Agriciiltiiial Clinniists and
0311.31-5-. i,\~1m lifivo us:-d it. to l_in much superior
to all other varieties-i. may be had of tlic aub-
sciribcr in airy quaiitity.
E, NA. CHICIIESTEII.
School Books. '
’ Ll. the Books used in the Union and ol-I101‘
_ Scliools. coiistantly on lland. and for sale
at lxbc lowosl. pi'ic.(:-.~', at I\NAI’P".S."
[-‘]':\l[~I ;\S:.<‘.0l‘illl(‘.ilI’. of Pumps, criiisisliiig
gr W.-il Pumps, Wcatlier Prooffor Wells
ofunv doprli. both Force and Suction. Hose
and Pipe :i.l.l.ac.lIcd . i fwaiitcd; Cistcrn Pumps
do. vzirlous I-‘.&aFlS : Brass and Iron Cullcndcrs,
31. E. II. NASIFS, Snillli 4\-"urn.-nllr.
S'l‘R.»\WCU'I"l‘ERS. I:Io\-'cy‘.s‘ pritciit spiral
I(llIV(:.~‘., ‘llic best and clicupcst in the market
at CHICII ESTER.’S.
U’l‘LER‘i'.'.—-A splciidid us:-'.oi'tmcnt. of A-
iiicriciin and Englisli Cutlci-_v, both table
mid p0cl<:c'l.. Please call and cxinniiic. at
CHICIIESTER-‘S.
Tin, Sheet-Iron & Copper Ware
0P.r~V'01‘y «'lcsci‘i1>tion constantly on hand
and lT]f‘ll‘If: to oi-rler; also RO0Iill,l;‘. Glll.I(‘I‘.‘}
Conductors. etc. All oi'd(-rs punctually ut-
tciidcrl to at C. £3 E. Ii. LOCKI\'OOD’:"-.
Nails.
"N -piaiililics to suit 1)llI‘(‘.Ill1!>‘01'.“.$l.l. lriwcst
i*;il,(g,-;, 31, ‘jHICI’IESTER‘s'-
ciitFusc. Caps,&c
P OLi\{STEAD’S.
UL}-IS HAUEL’S
' Cream and Toilet Soap at
OWDER aiid Shot. Put
at '
Celcl)ro.ted Sli:i.viiis.;
K_\'.iPr'.~*..
PI)“ E Silt nrlmricl for slovciaiiiid inacliincry
- . zii. F. H. NASITS.
8'0. JV‘rn‘wal/r. Ur.
" ' I-I1l’).l)1NG CARDS and linrrrrwcd Plato
Iiiriiitllicd to order, by I{N.iPi".
Crow Bars.
IJLID Si act and Stool pointed Crow Barri.
for sale bv WM. C. STREET.
S
I
AIR D‘. IES.—-Jliliiis Hael’s,Waf01‘S-Bat-
(g]](I,Io1"f‘\£l.I1(I OI.Ill‘.l' Hair Dyes. 1'0!‘ N010
, n,\'(‘u1liP(I.l l'rom Pcck’s Dock. at 5.5 A. M.
' thc I’m.’1I, to convey Passengers to Wc=:t,)ort.
,, ~.\_'.
.., ,_.
‘5.‘¢’§_'<l’e\i.i
di’N‘li1i4§f7*Ni5E5{_-
.I?.._._
For Norwallr, Port Chester,
&. Rocky Neck.
Fa:-e.-—-./Var-1 lI.~_. miI;I/ 25 l‘I:ui»-‘-'-
HE Now and Elegant. Sicaiiiboat GEORGE
LAW. Capt. ALm:ii'r E. Srmw, liasi com-
mcuccd licr trips to the above placcs. l-laviiigg
New York from Cntliuriiic Market Slip cvcry
Aftci-iiooii at 3 1-4 o’cloc.k_. P. M. {Sundays
c.\'ccptcd.) Ifclmviiiig, lc:.i.vc N0|‘W.'1.ll{:li.5.3l);
Rocky Nook. at (3.50: Port CIl(‘Fl.(‘l‘, at 7.15
A. _\l.
PllSF0llg01'S:Ll‘l(I lficiglil. will be lanrlcd at
tho Britlgc. wliciicvcr the tidcs will admit of
it. and freight for Dtinbui-y lcfl. at the ]?‘rciglit
Station of tho I). & N. Railrorul.
G01-I|’.aIN’S LINE.
Between New York and Norwalk.
F'n.7'e 25 C'e7zts_
f“iIlI~] Splciidid and fast. soiling-“_ bl.c:imbo:i.t
JOHN HART. Capt. Cor.i.i.\'r<. will leave
New York (laily. (Sundays excepted.) from tho
foot 0f4Cf1tIlfll‘Il1P Street, E. R., at 3 o'clock.
I’. .\l. T\"il1lca.vc Norwftlk, daily. (_Siiiiil:iy<=
Sl’r.;rcr~. will bc in Icadincss on the arrival of
New Canaan and thc towns adjacent.
All perxsoiis are forbid trusting n.u_v person
on account of the Boat or owners. witliout n.
wriitcaii order from the Captain.
All good: must. be taken avray from the box
immediately upon her arrival. and Freight '
must bc paid before delivery.
fci. B.-'I‘he travelling and freigbtinsg public I
7.13?‘ I‘(‘.‘ipE‘€‘i.fl‘lIIf«' informed that this Lino will
run rcvgulavly the year through. Tlic. Born‘.
'-rill not be zmrionsiblc for over the value of
(inc IIuudrc.d Dollars on any one package, un-
lc.<.< by special agi'ecmcnt. 10
L
i_.
5, SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, 1855.
(.‘mimicm'1‘ng Jlfay 7, 1855.
'l‘rains to New York.
From .7\"e'w Haven.
CCOMMODATION.-—Al. 5.30. 7.00 and 9.35
A. M. and 4.30 P. M’.
The 7.00 1.. .‘.r. and 4.30 P. M. trains rnccivcs
pa.“-“F!ll_€‘fl‘I‘.S from the Danbury Railroad at Nor-
w-.ilk.
Thc 9.35 A. .'\I. train reccivcs passengers from
the Hai'tt'oi‘d. Springfield, and Canal Railroads
at New Haven. and from the Naugatuck and
Housatonic Railroads at Bridgeport.
EXl"Rl’.SS-At 1.55 P. .14., (in connection with
E';rpress' Train from Boston,) receiving pas-
.3P.llg(‘1'S from New London. and Canal Rail-
roads at New Haven ; from the Housatonic
Railroad at Bridgeport; stopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk and Stamford. At. 8.55 P. .’\I.,
stopping at Bridgeport. Norwalk and Stamford.
Sr£:cr..u. TR.-XID.‘ loaves Norivolk at 0 A. M. for
New York.
ISE
fInusnfo72ir- Rriiiroazl.
Pn.sscii,r,rci's for Housatonic Railroad will
take the 9.135 .-i. \f. and 4.30 P. .\i. trains to
Bi'ir1gepoi't.
Dfl72l)1(1'_l/ &' Norlcal/i‘ Railroad.
i".'lSSEI1g!“l‘.’I~ for the Danbury&.-Norwalk Rai -
road will take the 7 and 9.35 A. ?\f.: and 4.5’.
P. \[. triiinr lo Norwalk.
Trains from N ew York
For JVPIIY Hnucn.
APf‘0.\f.\l0D.-\TIOI\'.—Ai. 7 A. .\i.. and 12.30. 3.20
and 4.30 i. .\f.
E.\’}’Rl'.SFl TR.\fNS—AI} H A. .\f. and 4 P. M. for
Bastmz, via Now IIavcn_, Hurtfnrd,Spi'ing;field
mid Worcester ; the 8 .i. M. stopping at Stam-
ford aml Brid,g'cport ; the 3 T’. \f. at Stamford.
Norw.il k and Bl‘l(I_9,‘0p0l'L
The S .i. .\l. lzriiiu coiiiiccts with I'IO11.°.:1l.0l1IIT,
Canal, and New Louilou ltitilroads.
'[‘hc. 2.20 I’. .\i. from f‘,4‘il1l)'.'fElS witliHous:‘tl.on-
ic zinil Nitllgflillittk RfllIl‘l)IllIS.
The «I P. M. connects witliNc.w London Rail-
road.
The 7 A. 5!. Accoiniriodritioii and 4.00 P. M.
trains f'.01‘ll1(‘Cl. with Dzinbiiry & Norwitlk Rail-
road at Norwalk.
Trui'n..s-_/'ron1 ./V'¢-In Tori.-. In .7\"orwullr.—At
7 and 9 A. M. ; at 12.30, 3.20, -l— (cxpicss), -1.30
and 5.15 P. M. '
Trains from ./VUTILVII//2‘ In .J\"cw Y ark.-—A.'
6, li.-l '. 8.15, and 10.52 ..i. ii. ; 2.58 (cx.). 3.25,
5.45 and I0 r. .\I. (cxprt-.<s).
Trn1'ns_/)-rim ./Vnrlooll.‘ to ./\":=u« H(z'm?n.—At-
9.15 A. .\i.. at 2.50. 5.58 (ex) and 0.45 P..\l'
Sec large bill ohirlvcvtiscmciil :il.tbeStation
Houses and Hotels.
J.-UIES II. IIOTT. .‘§’u'p‘i.
- .
Danburjy‘ 8:: Norwalk Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
C0.\i.\[E.\'CING- MAY 7, 185:”.
'I‘1'7‘..iu.“- run (laily. (_Siinrl:iy;'= cxccpierl.) as fol-
lows : ‘
DANBUR? ‘i‘i'3 SOUTE IVOITRIVA‘ K.
Le! Passmigcr at 7.00 A. M.—Ai'i‘iving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 A. M. and connecting
with tho 7.00 .i.1i. accominodation train on the
New York «S: New I-Ia -en Railroad from New
Haven. Stopping at all stations.
2nd Pa.<.?(‘7lg(’l‘ at 4.30 P. i\I.—Couiiecting
at South N01-walk with the 4.30 1". .\i. accom-
modation train from New Haven. Stopping
at all .-tntioiis. Passengers going East: from
South Norwalk. will take the New York -1.00
P. .\i. express train to Bi'idgcporI. and New
Haven, and the if 30 P..\f.:'lCCOmm0(I(1l’.I0l'l train
to all stations East of Bi-idgcport. -
3d P!I.s.s‘!.'ng<’)‘ and Frcig/it at 0.45 P. .\I.—-
Arrivcs at South N0l'\\{1Ili in time for passen-
gcrs West to take the 3.5.": 1*. .\i. express train
from New Haven. Passing the 6.00 1‘. iii. pas-
seiigcr trniii from South Norwalk at Botlicl.
SOIJ"'.i'1~I NO.1-i.‘W'AL1'x'€ TO DAPIBURY.
ls! Pn.¢smgm' at 9.20 A. M.—Rc.cciviiig
passeiigcrs from the New York and the New
Haven. 7.00 A. M. Accoiii. Triiins, and arrive.
at Daiibury at 10.30 A. M. Stoppiiig at all
st-riilioiis.
24! Passenger am] Frcig/if nl. 1l.l5.——Rc.-
r-civinp; Pf1:‘«S.l‘Il;‘(Cl‘S from the 9.00 A. .\I. train
from New York. and the 9.3;’) iiccoiiinioilntion
train from New llavcn. receiving and landing
liassciigci-s and frcight at all the way slutioiis,
and arriving at. Diuibury at 1.00 P. M. This
train will wait 20 rniiiiitcs, should nillivi- train
be dcl.'iycd‘us long.
311 Pr/sseiiger at 6.00 P.M.-~-Rec:-iviii.-2 Pas-
:=cn;:c'.-s from the 4.30 P. .\I. acc.oinn'iodnt.ioii
triiiii from New Hiiveii. and the 4.00 P. M.
Boston I‘i.\Z])I‘('.SS Train from New \'orl-;, fll1(I:1‘i'-
ri‘~:iii3‘ at l)a.iibui'y at 7.10 I’. M. Stopping: at
all st:itioii.-'.
Stzigrcs from RId_£{l‘li(‘.I(I Ccntrc run In lliilgm
field Stiitioii so as to conncr-,1. with the 7.00
A. M. and the «L30 P. M. trains, :i.ii<l 'i'ctiirii on
the iirrivzil al. the Ridgcli:-ltl Statioii of the 9.20
A. M. and 6.00 P. M. trains.
HARVEY SMITH, Sup‘t..
F()R. iiosron
for Boston. l’i'oviilcncc. Ne-.w'P.oill'oi‘rl and
Ta1iiiton—Iiilanil roulc. without dclay. r:liuii_i,;c
of (‘.f11‘S or biiggupgc. ('.‘.l.l'l‘_ylllj_( tlic EIIFI-‘I'll Mail.
'l‘lic now stcniiicrs I’LYi\lOU"I‘lI RO(}l{,
Capt. Jocl Stone, and C. V.«\Nl)l<‘.ltl’.ll..’l‘.
Stoiiiii_n.;loii and 1’i'ovi(lciic.c. and Bristoii :ii".d
Providciicc Riiilroitds lcaviiig New York (lolly
(sniidziys f!.'\'-‘.1'pI.(?tl.) from picr No. L’. N.
first. wliarf abovc baltci'_v placc. iii. .5 o’clock.
P. M . and Stoiiiiigton at 8 o‘clock. P. M., or
on ai'rira.l ofl.lic mail ll‘lLlll which lr-.ivcsBo.s-
toil at 5,30 I’. ill.
Tlicsc sl.cainci's.:ii'c iiiisiirpasscil for sl.i~n.iig-tli
safety. spccd, coiiifori‘. and clcgiiiicv. 'l‘lic of’-
liccrs are c.:v;pcriciicc(l and attcntivc.
The C. VANDERBIIJI‘, fl.'CITl Ni-vi‘ Yorl:-—
Moiidity, '\\"cdncs(l:ty mid Fi‘idiiy From Slo-
iiiiigton——’I‘ucsilay, Tliiirsdiiy and Sittiirilny.
Tlic I‘LY.\lOI'~'l‘H ROCK. from New York
—’1‘iicsd.'i_v, 'l‘liiii‘.=:r.l:iy flllll Sritiirdiiy. lTi'oin
Stouingtoii———Moiid:iy, W crliicsrliijr zind I“i‘l(If1}'.
l’:isscng:crs on ari'ivnl:1t Stoiiiiigtoii. pro-
cccd immediatcly pm‘ riiilroad lo I’rovid<aii.~.n,
Boston, Triunton and New Bcdford. in the
Evprcsra Mail Train, rcacliiiiy-: said placcs
sevcml hours in advance of t.lio;=r- by other
i‘oiil.cs. and iii ample time for all llic early
Morning Lines coiiiiccting: Nortli and FTl'=i.~——
I‘:issciigci's that prefer it. rcinaiu on bon.i'd the
stcaiiici‘, enjoying a. iiig'l1t‘s rcst undisliir-licd,
b1‘cnl;fastin,ir if desired. and leavc Stoniiigt-on
in tlic 7.00 A. M., train, coiincctiiigr at Provi-
dence with the II A. M., train for Boston,
Taunton and New Redford.
A Bag,rra.gc Master ncc0m})anic:= 1-lic St.‘-amni-
and Train through each way. ~
Through tickcts on Mondays. Wcdiicsdziys
and Fridays. for Nantucket. Holmes-'9 Hole and
Wood’s Hole. via New Bedford. connecting
with the now stcanicr Eagle Wing. ‘
For passage, bcrlhs, state rooms or frciglit.
. .
~Tvit}:—L ibi: mébviflbisiii T 2:31; ‘EH13:
1'}GI.lLAlI MAIL LINE viii. Sloiiiii_-:'loii-
Capt. W. H. |*‘r;i7.cc. in count-ction with tho ,
xv"-
-..~ "7' -,,,.;4‘./<-
....,»-.€.,.,¢.~'.-_-:....t:»rs;,
zzzaezz c.'.o'z:n:.'.
\LEVENTII cditic':-1, .".40 pages, cloth, with
ncarly scxcnty-fivc colorcd cngmviii;rs.—
representing all the disoascs of‘l.lic genital or-
gans ofthe male and female; flic most. com-
plete and procticiil work on tho physiologicril
invstcrics and revelations ofllio nirtlc rind 0--
iiihlc sexual systems cvcr ]’)llIllI$=Ilf'(I_. with the
liitcsl. cxpcrimcnts and discovcrics in repro-
diicfioii. Ii. ilIl.lSII'fl.I.l‘F anatoinicnlly and frilly
with the plates cvcryl.liiii,rr port-dining to the
male or fcniiilc genital :<y.'-‘toms; with it full
(I(‘$1I".l'I]')i.lOl1 of the caiiscs, syiiiptoms, and most
(".f“l‘i.aIl1 curc. of all iliscascs: to which llicy arc
liablc: froui tlic sccrct. linbits of youth and ox-
(‘.P.S.S(‘.‘<l of ini'tt.iii'c 219:0. as iiiipotcncy and iiino-
ccnl. or iiiiforsccii :tll'i-ctions. syphilis (pi'ini:'ii'j'
and ('(:l153i.li.11l.lOl1flI) gonorrlm:-1', blciinorrhagri--.
01-3.. with numerous cci'tifi'cai.cs of l.Ill.' iuo:-.t
iiiiparallelcd curcs i-vm' pcrfoi'iiic.d. EVt‘1‘_V
pcrson. both married and single. should rcml
this work. Sold by Stringer &- Townsend. 222
Broiidwrt_v, al the llroculway Post. Office 42?
Brortdwity, and by thc outlior, Dr. Larmorii.
42 Rcndc strccl. corncr of Broadway, New
York, formerly from Paris and London. Pricc
Si, mailed frcc of postagc to any ruldi-crss, sc-
curcly scaled. .\.rlrlrc=~‘. all lf3ti.f.‘l“' Bo): l-l
Now York Post Clficc. Aszcnls wanted in cv-
cry town. iy-ll
Exl.ract.=i from Ediloriiil Nol.ic-ca of it nunibnr
of Newspapers :—-“ T\"c concur with the other
papers in rcoommciiding Dr. Larmont and his
‘ivO1'I(."-[C0l1l‘I‘if‘1‘ (I03 Ein.i..~‘< Unis, Gr-rm-,m
Dic Reforms. Sunday Dispalcli. Slants ?Ir-llunp:.
National Democrat. Day Book. Esscx Standard.
Rahivny Advocatc. Empirc City. Police Gn-
7.et.l.c. New York Pick, New Briiriswicl: Times.
J1 new (mil ziahtrtblc Discover:/.
DR. I-IAM’S
Aromatic invigorating Spirit.
TTEIS delicious beverage is superior to all
- invigorating Cordials, schnapps. nervines,
.“.;.~... in use, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Ner-
voiisness, llerirt.-biirn, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaint, Mclsmcholy, Delerium Tremens,
Iiitemperancc, cto., as it will invigorate and
strengthen, but will not. intoxicatc or stupify.
P01‘SOIIH who have become liabitiiatcd to the
use of'Tobacco, Opium and Spirituoiis Liquors,
will find speedy and permanent relief from the
desire to use tlicsc destioving agents, by to-
king a. bottle or two of tliis dcliciouitmedical
bcveragc. Weak and sickly females will find
Dr. Ham's Invigorating Spirit a quick and
sure cure for all female difficulties, it being a.
rcgcnerator as well as strengtlicm-r of the hu-
man system. Each complaint that the Arc-
matic Invigorating Cordial is calculated to
cure, is named on the wrappers accompanying
each bottle, and full directions for use are also
minutely given. Pricc one dollar per bottle
Prepared by Dr. Darius Ham. Principal Of-
ficc,No. 2 Liberty street. New York, where
wholesale orders should be addressed. For
salc by Druggists throu ghoul. the United
States. .
For Sale by Join: A. Warm, W. E. 'Brsst::.L,
Norwnlk. and T. B. GRIFFITH, South Norwalk.
lyll
EAD & FULMER’S Croton Metallic Fire
Proof Paint.—This article is acknowled-
ged by all who have used it to be superior to
any other Paint in use. It is proof against
the 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 surface, twice as much as some. Give
it :1. trial.
E. VA. CHICHESTER, Agent.
Zinc Paints.
HE Subscriber offers it full assortment of
the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising
snow white, white, pearl and brown, ground in
oil, n-iriniifactured by the “ New Jersey Zinc
Company,” and foiasale at their lowest prices.
WM. (‘, STREET.
WILLIAMS ii‘ GUION’S
Emigration and Foreign Ex-
change Olfice.
No. 40 Fiilton Sti-mt, New Yor/.:,a.7z.d
I/Vaterloo Road, Liverpool.
The 0141 Blaickstiir Linc ofPackel.s
Sailing pu.ncIuall_z/fmni Liverpool on the 1st,
Gill, ]1t/i, 1611:, 21.9! and 26/]; of each mmilh,
and aoiiiprisc tIie_f'nlIowt'ng spleizdid ships.
Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A.Westcrvclt. Hoodless, 1600
Wm. Rathborir-_ Spencer, 1200
Tioonileroga. Boyle, 1300
Princeton. Russell, 1400
Irene. Williams, ]200
Silas GI‘E€‘l1I‘llfLfl. _S:penceI‘, 1500
Leviathaii, nnapp, 1600
Wm. H. Harbeck. Marshall, 1000
Guy Mannering. ‘Freeman, 1600
Washington. Page, 2000
Enterprise. Funk. 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, I000
Richard Alsop. Smith. 1000
Niagara. Smith. I000
Dewitt Clinton. Funk. '1:-500
Marmion. Hadley 1000
Sandusky. Borland. 1200
Owego, Hubbard. 1500
Robert Kelly, Barstew. 1400
Now Ship, Edwards, 1750
These Ships are the most magnificent that
lizivcbeen built. They ztrecommanded by able
audcxperienced Cnptainsfamcd for theirnau-
ticul skill and kind treatmentto emigrants;
and their accommodations for Cabin, Second
Cabin. and Stcersigc passen gersj. are vastly su-
perior to those of any other Line.
The Ships sillownnce bf provisions comprises
flour, oat-meal. bread, potatoes, peas or beans,
rice and vinegar, which is dealt out to the
passengers once or twice it week during the
voyage. at the rate 10 1-2 lbs. per week for
each adult. and half allowance for children
under 12 years ; and ii addition to the above,
0. further allowance, according to a late act of
the British Parlin.mc.r- ,two oz. tea, half lb.
sugar. and half-pound olasscs, to each adult,
weekly, with three qu rts wa.tc.r daily. In all
cases where any of the persons paid for de-
cline coming out, the full passage money is
rctiirncd without any deduction.
Persons residing in the country that desire
to send money to t eir friends in the Old
Country, and wishing to saw time and ex-
pense, can have it (' no in :1 satisfactory and
correct manner, by ncloaing; by post. to the
subscriber.-i the sun which they wish to send,
with the name and . ddress of the party who is
to receive it, wine: 8. draft. on the nearest
Braiicli to their res euce will be forwarded by
the first Steamer v, ith as much punctuality as
if the person sondi 9; it was present. and 9- 1"‘-~
ccipt returned for-Hie money by next mail.
1’. S.—Bills of Ijxchange. or Passage Certifi-
cates by the iibciv. Line may be procured on
application to tho Gazette Office.
New York and Liverpool II. S.
MAIL STEAMERS.
HE Ships nonposing this line are thc lol-
lowing : . _
Armxrro. Capt. West. PACIFIC‘, Capt. .\ ye.
B.ii.ric, Capt. (omstock. ADRIATIC.
Tlicse ships lave been built by contract. or-
pi-essly for G-0‘01‘[1l‘l]enII service. Every criru
has been take: in their consti'iiotion,asalso in
their cng-iiies,to insure strength and spr-cd.
and their ricciiuniodntions for p€l.SSC‘llg(!l't= arc.
unequalled fr: elegance and comfort. I’rii-if oi
passage fi'oniNcW York to Liverpool in li_i-st
class cabin. P130, in second do. $75, cXPl_ll-W“?
use of c.\'ti':iiizc state rooms, $325 ; from Liv-
:-rpool to Nov York. a0 and 20 guineiisu ;\l1
(‘X1)01'i(!nce(]ll1I‘_Q,“‘£0l’l rtttaclieil to each s!iip.—--
i N o lfirih s._-.i'ircd until paid for.‘ g
I For f[‘ei_r_{lI- or passage apply’ to ED“ ARI)
K, Ci)LI.li‘S .0. C0,. No. 50 Wall-st., N. Y. ;
Biiowx, SiiPt.‘.' (‘ft C0., Liverpool; E. G. Ron-
aiws ill: Co.«No. I2’. l(ing’s Arms Yard, Londoii
-I01I\‘ Mmioi: rt; 30.. Rue Notre Diinic ilcs
Vi(*,tories,Pm‘iR. or GED. II. DRAPER, I’I'.t\ re.
The civil-i-ii of tliesc ships will not bu ric-
c()unf,{1l)l(=f0l' gold, silver, bullion, spccic__iew-
i-.li~y_ l)i'¢3r‘.0llEl stones and Il1etfl..I5‘, unless bills
of lnilinijirn :=i,r;nerI therefor, and the vzililc
I-llP.l‘e()f ifcrciii t.‘.\‘pl‘(‘.S8L‘(I.
Sliippits will please takc notice llinl tho.
ships of his line-. csiiinot carry any gorii'l< min-
ti-itbitiid T Wm‘. ,
RUS§'fa\I‘S—Gciiuiiio.Cbd_Liver Oil. L
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C 3 Iron and Steel.
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of Foreigners from all nations is considered
than any other causc. .
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No ah Webster——Professor Stowe.
Undo: date of May 15th, 1854, Professor
Stowe, formerly of Ohio, now of Massachusetts.
well known as an ardent. and intelligent friend
of‘ popular education, says :-
“ I am decidedly in favor ofwcbsfer for the
following reasons to wit."
1. Webster is the most uniformly analogi-
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right direction, and the usage will soon over-
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in Boston, and even there, more than any oth-
cr one. In England he has more than any
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eral principles of orthography and pronuncia-
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and shall endeavor hereafter to conform to them
in practice.’-’—-Pres. Wayland of B:own Uni-
versity. ‘
“ I have been in the habit of using Dr. Web-
ster’s Dictionary for several years past, in
preference to all others. because it far excels
them all as for as I know. in giving and defin-
inp; scientific tm~ins."—Pres. Hitchcock of Am-
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ure.
Bleached, Elephant Whale, Lamp Oi].
Rosin, Lard and Machine Oil.
Pure Neats Foot Oil, for sale by the barrel
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Oleic Burning Fluid.
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er light, in not explosive and will burn 40 per
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Professor Barry's
ELEBRATED Tricophcroiis, anew supply
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good land, with numerous thrifty and well-
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.\lo. in. Fulton st... ‘I. T.
Plows for Sale.
HE Subscribers lmvfl fl. 10?-_ of Plow.-3 on
hand, of the best piitterns in use, which
they are desirous of clearing out, and will,
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n i-.:inr. Also :2. lot of Picks, which will bi.-
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ING Envelopes, a great viii-iety“a.t,
WEDD
Kx.u>P’s.
-, ;>
« “or-*°s P <
/A It 1
,\ z~fr:v.’ and 1'il‘Il_':Zl1IL1'l'I" S‘l1(':'n=.<ful remedy fr
1‘ Cliff‘ ofnli Iiilious iseasns —_Cost.ivcnc<s,
gcsztion, ..Ifi.lII‘.(i.ICP. Dropsy, Rhoiimntism, F
Umlli. HIIIHOTS. NH"Wl'-13Yit"S.’~1._Il'l'it"I.I)iIilZy. Infla
tiniis, Iicmlnclic. Pains in the Breztst. Side,
and Limbs, In.-iiialc Complaints, &c,, &c, I;
very few are the d.Is‘..'-:1‘2z*.9 in which :1 Piirgativn
cine is not more or loss rcquircd, and mucl
nose and .~I.iff'i-rin_: might be prevented, if a i
loss but effectual C.'iIl.nrtic were mor-.'- frecl}
No person can feel well while :1 costive hr.
body prevails ; besidr-3 it soon gent-.i':i.tes serir
often fatal diseases, which niiglit have been a r
bv the timely and judicious use of :2 good pm
This is‘. alike true of Colds, Feverish svmptor.
Bilious dcrrmgements. They all tend to tire.
produce the deep seated and formidable diste.
which load the henrscs all over the land. Hr
reliable frnrdly physio is of the first importer
the public health, and this Pill has been pert
with cr-n<‘.i.'imiii:: te skill to meet that demand.
e:-;ten-”.ivc trial of its virtues by Physicians, Pi
sore. and Iwitients. has shown results surpr.
any thiu;: hitherto known of any medicine. (
have been cffccted beyond belief, were they no‘.
stantiatcd by persons of such exalted positio:
character as to forbid the suspicion of untmth
Ar.-iong the eminent gentlemen to whom vi
allnwcd to refer‘ for these facts, are
I’?-G13. }'.xL.-:2-‘rim: Morr, the distinguished
gran of N ew Yaw}; (jity_
Doc;-. A. A. H.‘.'.~.‘ES, Practical Chemist of
P0“ 01 P-0=tm.i. and Geologist for the State of
sachusetts ‘
_ (3% _1-‘- 7‘[00R¥1. M. D., an eminent Surgeoz
rhtrsrcmn, of the cm of Lowell who has long
thggi in his cxtenci-He practice. ’
. 1* 0; °°‘7TH‘iV1''-‘‘r?i Esqgone of the first
.~..na:\ts an 3. :71‘ Earl: City. .
' :. Au ‘D§.‘1'I8! DI: D., Sup’t and Sufgeon ()
nited States lvfnrine Hospital, at cheiggg }¢[
Did space permit, we could give man ‘u;
sue; names. from all parts where the ills
been used, but evidence even more convincing
the certificates of these eminent public ‘m.
shown in their effects upon trial.
These Pills, the result of long investigatioz
study, are offered to the public as the best
most complete which the present state of me
science can afford. They are compounded n.
the drugs themselves. but of the medicinal vi
only of Vegetable remedies, extracted by chei
process in :1 stab of purity, and combined tog:
in such :9. manner as to insure the best results.
system of com osition for medicines has been 2”»
in the Cherry ectoml and Pills both, to prodi
more efficient remedy than had hitherto beer
tained by zmv process. The reason is perfectl;
vious. While by the old mode of composition
ery medicine is burdened with more or less of
monious and injurious qualities, by this each
vidual virtuc only that is desired. for the cur
effect is present. All the inert and obnoxious r
ities of each substance employee. are left behind
curative virtues only being retained. Hence
self-evident the effects should prove as they
proved more purely remedial, and the Pills a s
more powerful antidote to disease than any -.
medicine known to the world.
As it is frequently expedient that my mac;
should be taken under the counsel of an atter
Phyiician, and as he could not properly jud e
remedy without knowing its composition,
supplied the accurate Formula by which bot:
Pectorai and Pills are made to the whole bof
Practitioners in the United States and Brifish Is
ican Provinces. If however there should by
one who has not received them, they wt"
promptly forwarded b mail to his address.
Of all the Patent edicines that are offered
few would be taken if their composition was kn.
Their life consists in their mystery. I hav.
mysteries.
The composition of my preparations is laid i
to all men, and dl who are competent to judge
the subject freely acknowledge their convict
of their intrinsic merits. The Cherry Pectoral
pronounced by scientific men to be a wondi
medicine before its effects were known. Many
inent Physicians have declared the same thin
my Pills, and even more confidently, and are
ing to certify that their anticipations were 1
than realized by their effects upon trial.
They operate by their powerful influence or.
internal viscera to purify the bloodyand stimula
into healthy act.ion——remove the obstruction.
the stomach, bowels, liver, and other or ans of
body, restoring their irregular action to ealth.
by correcting, wherever they exist, such _der-..;
ments as are the first origin of disease.
Being sugar wrapped they are pleasant to l
and being purely vegetable, no harm can arise
their use in any quantity.
For minute directions, see the wrapper or;
Box.
PREPARED BY
JAMES C. AYER,
Practical and Analytical Chem!
LOWELL, MASS.
Price 95 Contlper Box. Five Box}: for 3
$0131) BY
W. E. BISSELL, Norwcl
HYGEANA
Brought Home to the Door of the Mi/Iii
WONDERFUL Discovery has rece:
been made by Dr. Curtis, of this city
the treatment of Consumption, Asthma. anc
diseases of the Lungs. We refer to " Dr. I.
tis’ Hygcana. or lnliitling Hygean Vapor
Cherry Syruli." With this new method Dr
has restored. mmiy aifiicted ones to per
health, as an evidence of which he has E.’
mer-able c.c.rti1ic:ites. Speaking of the t:
ment, :1 physician remarks: It is evident
inhaling-constantly breathing an agree-.2
healing vapor, the medicinal properties 3.
come in direct contact with the whole of
aria] cavity of the -lungs, and thus escape
many and varied changes produced upon ti
when introduced into the stomach, and :
jected to the process of digestion. The El;
am: is for sale at all thedruggists’ tiiroug‘:
the counf.ry.—.N‘. Y. Dutchman.
The Inhaler is worn on the breast under
linen without the least inconveriieiice—tliet
of the body being sufiflcient to evaporate
fluid.
Hundreds of Cases of CURES like the folli
ing miclit be named. One package of H;
aria has cured me of the ASTHMA of six ye
emailing Jas. 1". Keeseberry. P. .M.
of Duncannon, Pa
_ I am cured of the ASTHMA of 10 years an
mg by Dr. Curtis’ Hygeann.
Jl-fargaret Eastoii, Brno}.-I_i/71, JV. I‘
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Hammond-st... N. Y., '
cured ofa severe case of Bronchitis by
Hygeanu.
My Sister has been cured of a Distrr -
Cough of several years standing, and dc .
to be incurable by her Physicians. Shr
Cizmzu iii Oxa Mo}:-rrr by the Hygeanzi.
J. H. Gaubert, P. ./W4 Richmond, 4"
Price. Three Dollars ti. Package.-Sole‘
CURTIS lb PERKINS «S2: BOYD at PAUI. '
149 Chambers-st., N. Y. ; W. E. BISSE
Norwiilk.-4 Packages sent free by expre
any part of the United States for Ten Dc‘-
N. B. Dr. Curtis’ Hygeana. is the ORR‘-..'
and ONLY Gnxurxn ARTICLE, and other.-
fcits. Shun them as you would Poison.
Ihiother Glorious Victory.
HESTRUGGLE IN EUROPE IS RIVZ
inf: the attention of the civilized we
and while all are speculating as to the pr:
ble victor, here in ‘Iorwalk, wlicrc we are i
tually ricqiiainted, no one fora moment dou
that
TURK will Conquer!
For where i-lsc in the State ofConnecticut,.
Clothing for-the coming S9R~‘0I1 he Obtain?!
clieii.-p ?
GLO'I'HIN'(i;
FOR THE ./IHLLIOJVI
00,7,/*,,,-,g, Beazgty and Economy 0.
(dried.
The 1"ul_il1c arc. cordially invited to com,
our Stock of Good?’
Ready-ililadc and Made to Oral
with miy or all. similar Stores in Norv.
,,m,ep 5;: 1:; quality. quantity or price,
best stock of
'.‘U~lTS, IILVTS. .-LND VESTS,
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ofir Gr-iit.lcman’s Wardrobe, can be purrl.
tl‘lr‘i‘i' CI1(‘.’lD4'.1' than at any other Store ii‘
State. And as for variety, style, and
lcncc of workmanship, one trial will i...
the patron:\,r.;i-. of the most fastidious,
PAR SETS, this is the place to bring _
S0nS- T110 stock of goods which we are
king up into
Boys, Youths and f‘.hildre'.n
SPRI‘i.\’G— ii SUMMER CLOTH
iS INDEED BE.-I ::'TH'i7.
Come. Fariiic.rs. Merchants, Tradesm
Mechanic: leave your work ;
Go, lawyci-, send that client home
And gel a so-it of TURK!
Its all as clear as day, you ace.
That no other role will work,
So long sic. people have their wits
"I‘licy’l1 buy tlieir clothes of TUB}
TURI
IVIzu?esah2 S; Rrtail C'lot}ii7ig Em,
Uniiicr Coiiiicrzticiit Hotel, NOPWI
Window Glass.
49
BOXES American, Frencl
6x8 to 26x32. for sale at manufncturi
lisli window glass. nssor
WM. 0'. S’.
base imitations or vile and injurious 001‘.ll
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