Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, November 13, 1855 · page 3

 

rflkfin ‘UP:
Y the subscriber on the 6th inst. l\'ov., a
Bay Horse, blind Of the left vye, lame on
a right fore leg, with white. star in forehead.
The owner is requested to prove property,
sy charges and take him away.
JEREMIAH BENNETT.
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Ridgefleld, Nov. 7, 1855- 46

‘M Cow for sale Cheap.

‘V‘flLL be sold, if applied for lmmvdi-:.tely,
a very superior Cow ; coming in in the

course of a few weeks.
.°.ct.te Ofiicc.

“ Model Market.”

EAT, FISH lb OYSTERS of the best
glitieg may be found at all hours 0i

2:‘-10

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the day
porium. A
and delivered free of charge to any
village. Oysters shipped to all pa
country.
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District of Wes!Port, es. Probate C‘o2l'ri, -0 0'
oember 10th, 1855. _1 f
3 STATE of EDWARD PARTRlLK: late 0
Westport, in said Dist:-ict. decc_a.<et_1. _
The Court of Pi'ob:ito for the District of
Wcstport hath limited and allowed six months
1-mm the date h(,_,.eo1', for the Creditors of said

part of flu.‘
ms of the
tf-1’

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Enquire at the Ga-.=

and evening at the above popular cm- ,
ll orders filled with 1)roinP“1'-”“‘

 

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. sniall family,
possession _;_._g1;-on inimediutely. '4' Apply to
the $[1ij}‘(c[‘llN_‘I'- Gl‘lU. 0. STREET.

S“_Dl‘. 2‘.-uh. mu _ at‘, H‘ _W____~
ii Coal Coal‘!
$5.75 from the’ Vessel,

on _-
$6 from the Yard, screened!

 HE Subscriber is now receiving White and

E Red Ash Goal of the first quality, at the
3 above low prices for Casn ; also, Spring Moun-
i tain LEHIGH C0./LL, a superior article for
; 1'umi1.v use. ’I‘HO’S L. PECK.
South Norwalk, Oct. 8, 18:35.

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Cabinet Ware Rooms at Ridgefield.
VI‘HE Subscriber would respectfully inform
the Public that he continues his business
as heretofore, at his old stand in Ridgefleld.
where may be found everything in the Cabinet
line. Especial attent-ioii paid to the manufac-
turiii;_.§ and repairing of Furniture, &c., &c.
Also, Ready Jlladc Coflins kept constantly
on hand, and funerals attended at the shortest
notice. The public will find it to their inter-
est to call at my establishineiit before purcha-

Estate, to exhibittflieir claiins for _ settlement. Sim, e1=e‘_'.he,.,,
rm, 1, 1 “O pps>.G0l:lI- their accounts ' 2 ._.‘ ‘ T . T I _
PI-00ps’eer‘]vy.£t_€ee§§(,eeI_1c, Wlllllll Said I-lIli9_. be 3m 4‘, E -L S 

haned ,,.,.ec0,-91-_-.-_ All persons indelited to
said Estafe are 1-sq nested t_o make immediate

‘.-‘it-16 Exccutrix.
oak HiI1_Semina.ry,---Norwalk.
HE Winter Term of this School will com-
T mence on the first Wednesday of Novem-
be;-_ Circulars stating terms may be found at

either of the Bookstores, Norwalk.
1”; L. A. SMITH.

WJW-iltonmhcademy.

THE Winter term of this Institution will
commence on the 12th (the second .\_Ion-
day) of-November. E. O1..\lS’1‘h‘.AD, Principal

‘ f: 100,000 copies sold !

LOYD’S great Steamboat work will be

ready on or, about the tweuf_v-fourth of
October.-, M ' _
 _’.; ‘ '1 Conlénts.

First application of Steam.

Life of‘_.I_ohn Fitch-4,Engravi.r.g of his first
Boat. C ’ 5 . ‘ ‘

Life of',Rober-t Fulton-Engraving of his
first American Boat on the Hudson river.

Robert Fulton and I.aivingston’s first Ohio
river boat’-.—Correc3t likeness-full particulars.

Latro.bé.7s. First. Bonfi-

First .St_eubenville Boat.

First:Exp'l;’osiun;on-the Western waters from
an Eye Witness. , - _ _

liaps bfi'tlx’,e‘jTVést'ei‘n waters, Towns, Cities,
and Distanc_é,§‘l'aid' down correctly."

List of Steamboat Explpsions since 1812,
Names of Killed and Wounded. list of Steam-
boats now afloat. » . ‘

Correct viewsof Piitaburg, Wheeling, Cin-
cinnati, Louisville‘, St. Louis and New Or-
leans in_1855,‘SketcCh of each place, Popula-
tion, Business, _.,§:c'. ' . .

Fast Time of Boats on the Ohio and Missis-
sippi rivers. _

List of Steamboat 0fl.l(‘-QTS on the Western
waters.

The new Steamboat law,
life boats.

Disasters on the Lakes, names of lost, killed
and wounded. . _ -

The high water in 1810, 1.539. 1347-

Liat of Plantations on Mississippi river.

Important United States Supreme Court
Steamboat Decisions.’

Three hundred pages, with one hundred en-
gravings, handsomely bound. By remitting
one dollar, (post-paid,) you will receiveacopy
01' the above work.

Orders from the trade solicited, and agents
wanted in every tow: and city to canvass for
the work. Address. JAS. T. LLOYD & Co.,

-14 P. 0. Buildings, Cincinnati, 0.

Boarding and Day School.

HE Winter Term of C. H. WHEELEWS
School opened on the 1st inst. Circulars
containing pamiculars. &c. for Boarding Pu-
pils can be obtiiined upon application to the
Principal.

A few Day Scholars can be accommodated.
Immediate application is desired,that the Pu-
pils may be prepared to commence their
Studies with the classes now forming. 3t45

"WM Picked Up,

DRIF’l‘ in Long Island Sound. a Stick of
A. Square ‘Timber some 60 or more feet in
length. The owner can have the same by
proving property and psyiiig charges. on ap-
plication tn CHAS. LOWNDES.
EH45 ,F'it'e ./ifilc River, Ct.

$5.000 Wanted.
GENTLEMAN, owner of a Patent Ma-
chine in extciisive dcinand, desiring to
make Norwalk his Residence, who will put in
his Patent against lhc above capital.in carry-
ing on the .l)ll.‘<ll1(}SS in this town. The invest-
ment will be shown to the satisfaction of any
one, to be safe and profitable... Address “ M.”
care of Norwalk Gazette, or r.-.oni'ci‘ with Edi-

with comments.

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tor.

1’.S.——-All the capital would not be re
ed down. 3
Pamily Horse For Sale,
AID Horse is kind. and gentle and can be
S driven with perfect. safety by females.-
Enquire of,.— WM. C. STREET.

; New and Valuable Discovery.
. 3 R . H A M’ S
Aromatic’_Inv1g‘orating Spirit.

HIS ‘delicious beverage is superior to all
’ invigorating Cordials, schnapps. nei-vines,
&c._.in usc,f'or the cure of-. Dyspepsia, Ner-
vousneas, , Heart-burn, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaint, -Melancholy, Delcrium Tremens,
Intemperance, etc., as it will invigorate and
atougthen, but will not intoxioate or stupify.
Persons who have become habituated to the
use ofTobacco, Opium and Spirituous Liquors,
will find speedy and permanent relief from the
desire to use these destroying agents, by ta-

king fl. bottle or two of this -
Delicious Medical Beverage,
Weak and sickly families will find Dr. Ham’s
Invigorating Spirit a quick and sure cure for
all female difficulties, it being a rc-generator
as well as strengthene-r of the human system.

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Commissioners Notice.

THE Subscribers appointed by the Court of
Probate for the District of'Norwalk, Com-
missioners to receive and examine the claims
of the Creditors--of’-—the-Estate of SAMUEL
CLARK. an Insolvent Debtor of Norwalk, in
said District, assigned in Trust for the benefit.
of his Creditors, hereby give notice that we
will attend to the business ofour said appoint-
iiient at the Store of Tnoxus B. GRXFFETH, in
said Norwalk on the first Tuesday of Decem-
ber, 1855, and on the last Tuesday of Februa-
ry. 1856, at one o‘clock in the afternoon of
each of said days.

Said Court has limited and allowed four
months from the date hereof for the exhibition
to us of claims against said Estate.

JOSEPH W. HUBBELL, (Commis-
A. E. BEARD. Ssioners,

Dated at Norwalk, the 3d day of November,

1855. 4t-15

Commissioners Not-ice.
HE subscribers a pointed by the Court of
Probate for the istrict of Norwalk, Com-
missioners to receive and examine ‘the claims
of the Creditors of the Estate of MATTHIAS
ROTHERFORTH. late of -Norwalk, in said
District. deceased. represented insolvent. here-
by givc notice that we will attend-to the bus-
iness of our said appointment at the Dwelling
House of JAMES Srnvsss, in‘ said Norwalk, on
the 18th day of December, 1355 and outhe 18th
day of April, 1856. at one o’clock in‘ the after-
noon of each of said days. ’ ‘ 

Said Court has limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof for the exhibition
to us of claims a ainst. said ‘Estate, ._ ‘

JOSEP W. HUBBELL, Commis-
E. B. BENNETT, §‘sioners_
Dated at Norwalk, October 20th. 1855. 2t’5

District of PVestport, es.‘ Probate Court,

./Vbvember 3d, 1855.

STATE of HENRY H. NASH, late of
Westport, in said District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of
Wcstport, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof’. for the Creditors of said
Estate. to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts.
properly attested, within said time. will be
debarred a recovery. All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested to make immediate
to LEWIS PATRICK.

3t‘-'45 .Administrator.
 YDS. Muslin dc Laiucs in remnants.
Also, another very cheap lot of Cali-
cues and a large lot of other goods, at
(Wcstport, Nov. 5.) .‘.ii()l.’I.TON"S.

New Goods.

BELDEN has just completed his assortment

for the FALL do Wixrni: Siciisoxs and is
prepared to give DECIDED BARGAINS in every
description of desirable and fasliioni=.ble. Dry
Goods. his stock this full is the largest and
most allraclivc ever exhibited, and will be
disposed of at as(uui's.’z-irz,gIy low przcz.-s.
Clothing out free and made to order as
usual. [Wc.stpoi't, Nov. 1855.

Notice.
At a. Town Meeting legally warned and held
in Redding, on the ls: day of October, 1855:

'uled, That ouch inhabitant of .-aid Town
be allowed to have one Cow and Calf, go at
large on the highways or commons of said
Town.

Volcd, That Sheep, Swine. and Geese be al-
lowed to go at large on the highways or com-
mons of said town, under the following regu-
lations, viz :—Shccp to be fcttcrcd on one
side, Swine over two months old. to have a
good and snfficiciit ring in their noses, and
Gccso to wear a good and sufficient yoke.

Voted, ’l‘hut the foregoing By-Law be pub-
lished four weeks successively in the Republi-
can Fai-iiicr. Republican Standard, and Nor-
walk Gazette. ‘

A true copy of Record. Attest,

J. R. SANFORD.
Town Clerk.

7 Per Cent. Interest.

MORTGAGE Bonds with coupons attached
1 bearing 7 per cent. interest payable sc-
ini-annually of undoubted security for sale in
seems of $500 each at par by
WM. C. STREET.
Norwalk, Sept. 25th, 1855. 3ni39
R E .M O V A L .
UBBES L «K: CO. have removed to the
Brick Store adjoining the Pottery. where
they are opening an extensive assortment of
Groceries. Provisions. doc. ‘Thankful to the
public for past patronage they solicit/a contin-
uance of the same.

Notice. ‘

HE Subscrilrcrs continue to run "a Packet

to and from New York. for the accommo-
dation of the Freighting; Public. leaving Pike
Slip, N. Y. every Saturday. and .\"oi‘walk eve-
ry Tuesday. Convenient Fire-proof - Storage

 

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at &ll‘tl‘!n(’S." - —- ~ —- H-UBBELL-& GO. -—
Wanted.
Y the Subscriber, two J ourncyman Tailors

T. RILEY.
Noi-walk, Oct. 1st, 1855.

.____._

Each complaint that the Aromatic Invigora-
ting Cordial is calculated to cure_, is named
on the wrappers accompanying each bottle.
and full directionsfor use are also minutely
given.

Price, ‘One Dollar per Bottle.
P1zEP;<il'z‘I.“‘1J’i?i‘ 1)R."Ii.-1121175 H./mt.
Principal Office,‘No. 2 Liberty street, New

”‘i'orl;_. where wholesale orders should be ad-
dressed. For sale‘ by Driiggists throughout
the United States;

For Sale by Jens A. WEED. H. N. Sic.ivi:n.

Norwalk ; T. B. GRIFFITH, South Norwalk ;

\'l'P.ElpCl‘i~ ; S. PIKE, Sontbpori,

Wet Goodgfrom Sch. “Cataract.”
 PAIRS of White Wool Blankets; also.

a-‘lot lof Men’.-3 and Boys’Brogans, Spool
Cotton and a variety of other articles slightly
damaged by w_a_tei-, received this day and for

 

sale cheap, at MOULTON’S.
Westport, Nov. 5. 3lZ45
Stovasl Stoves !

NE of the largest and best selected assort-

incnts of Parlor. Office .: Kitchen Stoves,

to he found in .\orw-alk, may be seen at the
store of ' Wll. D. I-IAIGHT.

" For Sale.

. SMALL Oyster Sloop about 0 tons bur-

theii. Eiiquire of WM. D. HAIG-lI'l‘.

P’ HANDS wanteil to make Sack Coats
9 and Jackets. Enquire at P.MARKS-
VILLEZS Store. adjoining d’Artois Ice Cream
Saloon. South Norwalk. -H45

 

OAl1SE((lr:iyi Rock Salt. for solo lll -....,-
quantity, by IIUBBELL dz. CO.

S'r1*.ii2i‘=s;“’2’~*o.1~—isyrupiioiiisses. for «.1..-
i by ‘ V - HUBBELL &CO.

' 0Illil.lEl"llxti~a_, Extra and Buckwheat

 

Fiollr. M _ HUBBELL 3: CO’S.
4!? PS- V-'.'_1Vc‘~ Riblioiis. Moss Fringe,
c - and Moire Aiitique T;-;n"ning', just

:c_(:ivo.:d at

‘vveéiitport, Nov. 5. 1855.
"!0r}'1‘S Oyercoats. VG."-ts. Pants. Shirts.
-/_ Ludershirts. Drawer.-i. .\lli'€llfs, socks; and
Wflt W4.-i'ytliing~.to make a human being

BELDEN’S.

 

imfortable, can be had at BEL1)EN:S
Wastpori, 1855. '
' , Par Sale. N
LI‘.:’.§‘$‘32’.'.§°3§.".‘.’°“‘ 3°“ E“‘1“"’° “‘ ,2:

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L. 11'. )1-.=.-..-ui.v., New Canaan : J. W. TAYLOR. 
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Wanted.
! AGENTS wanted in all parts of the Union.
l A capital of from five to ten dollars only
3 required, and aiiythiiig like an efficient Agent
_ can make from two to ten dollars per day.-
 Indeed some agents now employed are making
; twice that sum. All information will be given
.‘ by addressing as follows :——J. W. BLISSA: C0..
l Wcstboro’, J-lass. with 9. postzige st.-amp en-
i closed. 3m38

District of ./Vurwal/.~, ss Probate Court, ./‘.’o-
ueniber 10!/I, 1855.
EST.-\.'I‘E of JESSE RICHARDS. late of
New Canaan. in said District, deceased.
Oiu)i;ni:D.——Thut the Exccutors exhibit their
Administration account to this Court for
f adjustmeiit, at the Probate Ofilcc in Norwalk,
‘ on the 24th day of Novc-inber,l855. at 9 o'clock
.foi'eiio0ii; and that all persons interce.tcd in
i said Estate, may be notified thereof. the l~3.\'- g
'; ccutors will cause this Order to be publi:-rlii-d
 in a iicwspapcr printed in Fairficld County and
' post aco, ' thereof’ on the sign post in said
i\"orwalk.Iiicarest the place where the l.l(.'(:(‘(ll-‘CC -
l1l.\Sl(ll?'$:lt, at least ten days bef'oi'c said 24th 9
ay 0 i ovembcr.
2t‘-ff} GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, J-mlge.

St. Nicholas for 1856.

I ‘HE unpi'cct:dcnted sale of 3 ycaas experi-

ence in this well merited and now truly
_ notorious Cook Stove, induces us again to of-‘
i for a well selected stock to our customers iii‘
tcr l1kt\’i1l;I fully tested its reinnrkablc combi-
nations of dunibilify. coiivciiiciicc, and econo-
my, it has no equal and is sold lc.-:.'-s than usual
for first class Stoves.

Every stove \v:ii'1'aiitcd and rcf'ci'cncc given
by the lllll1(ll‘(.'(l. For sale only at

C. E. Locnwoon & Co's.
N cw Bookie.

'.l‘llE old Homstcad, by .‘!li's. Ann S, Ste-
phciis, Scenes in the Practice of -.1. New York
Surgeon by E. H. Dixon Editor of the Seal-
} pel just received at Kxari-'9.

l I_1OUSl‘l-Keepiiig urticli;-:5 of
l at

all description
llAlGIl’l"S.

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LASTIC Cord and Bi‘u.ids_. l'Zmbroidery
Leatliur and French Working Cotton _ -at

. the new Fancy Goods Store.

No. 2 Skiddy’s Block.
3 0. do K. LOCKWOOD’S.
‘ M
‘ Sulky For Sale,

E IGHT and in good condition, will be sold
cheap if applied for soon. Enquire at

APLE Butter Tubs at

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! ll?“ Every Reader .50 " '
! VILL ' plenum? notice the Aclvei-tisv~u'1cnt
'; lieaded“ 7’/is Great Boolro_f'(.’zz—- Year,”
, and seiiil for a full descriptive Catalofgiie ofall
our Illiisirofcd Works.
’-‘<33. To the uniniziatezl in the _s,zi'-“It art of

' I selling books, we would say that we present a

, schoiiie for i.or,inev making which is for better
' than all the gold mines of California and Aus-
tralia.

 Pcrs-'.in; desirous of selling any one
Work alonc. and canvassing a certain :3:-ct-on
of the country. or severa Counties. will please
confer with the subscriber, who will chcerf'ully
answer every letter, as far as possible. on the
day of its reception. Address,

Ronimr Sums, Publisher,

39 181 W'1'Iliam-sh. JV‘. Y.

For Sale Cheap.

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GOOD opportunity is offered to any per-
A. sons desiriiig to purchase Horses, Carria-
ges or Harness. as the subscriber intends redu-
cing his stock in trade. -Severn! first rate.
Iloi-ses will be sold much less than their value.
if applied for soon. SANDS REED.
South Norwalk, Oct. 4. 1855. tf41

G. Johnson’s

BAG iVIAItIUPAGTOBY,
I54 Jliaiden Lu-lie, mar Sour]:-.st., ./V‘. Y.
RAIN and Feed Bags of every ilcscription
made to order for Sliippiiig and Flour
Mcrcliants.
_@‘Bags hired out at the sliortest notice
and on the most reasonable terms.
-10 C. JOHNSON.

HATS, CAPS, &.G.,

Corner of Pearl & Chatham-sts.,
NEW YORK.
Ii. G-. Leask,
(Late Rafferty & Leask.)
REPS at the old stand, cor. of Pearl and
Chatham Streets. as _\.z00(l an assortment
of Hats and Caps as can be found in the city.
and at the. most reasonable prices.
Soft. Felt Beavers, in great variety f'roin $1
to 3-1.
Children's Fancy Huts ; Umbrellas, Silk,
Gingham. and Cotton, at inanufacturcr’s prices.
311139 H. G. LEASK.

IMLL s TYLE‘.(l.1lv:lilH'TS.

One Price Gash Store.
THOMAS RAPPBRTY
N 0. 5'7 Chatham Street,
Opposite Clilzmbers-st., New York.

ATE of the well known house of Riii-‘mm
rr 3: Lnisr, is desirous of calling atten-
tion to his stock for the fall trade. Combi-
ning elegance with durability. his l1.\T.‘l main-
tain the reputation which for the last ten years
he has cariicd by his assiduous attention to the
wants of his cI.1sl.oincr::, and by the fact. which
is well understood. ‘shat, scllin,r:1orca.=.h only,
every customer gets the worth ofliis money.
T”-OEIAS RAFFERTY.
57 Chatham-st., New York.

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Excelsior Book Bindery. _

HE Subscriber is now ready to execute all
kinds and descriptions of Binding in a
cheap and substantial manner. Now is the
time to get your Books bound. Each kind of
material is purchased by himself and all work
under his own direction and supervision, and
he is thus enabled to give entire satisfaction.
Names lettered on Books. and all other jobs
done that comes within the limits of Book
Binding. A. H. CAMP.
3m29 17 Main-st.. Norwalk, Conn.

New York City Millinery,

OYI-IR N0. ‘2 SKlIlDY"S BLOCK.
ll’

ISS PILGRIM has on hand one of the
richest assortments both in Bonnets and
material f'or making ever offered to the ladies
of this place. with Feathers. Flowers, Ribbons
&c. Straws cleaned and altered in the nicest
manner. Thankful for past favors. she hopes
by strict attention to business, combined with
neat workmanship, to merit a continuance.

Golden Age.

HIS is the name of a new Cook Stove from
the ware rooms of S. H. Ransom & 0.,
Albany. Till! unusual large sire of the Stove
and oven renders it a powci-ful heater and pe-
culiarly adaptcd to the use of fai-mors, burn-
ing green us well sea:-:oued wood. By intro-
ducing gratc and bricks. the fire box is less-
ened and makes an economical coal burner,
still retaining more than common facilities for
the kitchen use. 'I‘licse Stoves in common
with all others, are checi'l'ully shown, fairly
represented and siiihiiiittcrl to the pl1l‘Cll‘.\5C1'i's
unbiasscd judgnicnt.
C. J: E. K. LOCK!-VOOD & Co.

.»..sfia.:£.:.‘a‘.‘s:-.7»;-‘D. U"
Important to keepers of Swine-

H E Subsci'ibv:r has purcliased the sole right
for Fairlicld County, for Anni-ls‘ l,’.~.'ris.\'i
Pic Tuouun, which was exhibited at the late
:\g'l‘lCllllllI{ll Fair, and is now prcpui'cil to fill
all 0l'(lCl'S for them upon very reasonable teriiis.
'l‘licii' great value consists in the impossibility
of the Swine wasting a. particle of its food.-
One may be seen in use at the stable of the
Editor of the Gazette, an examiiiation of which
will convince all of its great utility and value.
It is so simple that any fai‘inci' can construct
them himself. Rights to use and rights for
towns will be sold by the subscriber on appli-
cation by mail or otherwise. Wu. J. Fixnnv,
is Agent for their sale in Norwalk.
A. J. WHITNEY.
Ncwtown, Ct.

3m*-I0
ADIES and Childrcn’s Hosicrywlr ‘(if-cv_e—r_y
description, at
SPANG dz BARDWELUS

Molasses.
NOTHER lot of that superior quality N
O. Molasses, inst received. Also. West
India Molasses, New Crop, very nice, at
FITCH’S.

Cheap Reading.
NLY One Cent per day for reading the
Watchman. May Flower, Grace Lee, lllen
of Character, Mammon, Two Lives. Which
The Castle Builders and mauv other new:
Books, too numerous to mention.’
J. SHERWOOD,
17 Main Street.
Plannels,
F all qualities, afull assortment. "Also
Silk Warp Flauuels, a beautiful article at
.\IOULTOl\"S.

.l.Illlp0l'I£‘-(1 Cegars.
SOME of the Best Brands may be Found at
5 Kzurrs.

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Hair Brushes

Q Fine, article at
BELDEN has the largest and cheapest stock
of D:-e.vs_ Trunmmgs in Westport. he is
the only one in town that keeps an assortment.

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Kxarrs.

AVE you seen those fine Stockings for 9d

a pair at CLARK=S,
ORDS and Tassclls. Hooks and Eyes.
English Pins. Mourning Pins.

Einbroideiy Sciss_oi's. Reticules.
Fine Port lllonnaics. Halscyis Extracts, &c

O. S. CLARK’S.

Linen Thread on Spools.
LACK, Brown and Fancy Colors. a supe-
rior -.».rticle. O. S. CLARK,

PO'FASliES ofsupcrior qualities. at

FITCH’S.
'1‘l.\.l Jobbing in Tin. Copper and
Shoot. Iron, by W“. D. HAIGIIT.

ATS {in CAPS. all kinds and qualities,
very clit,-up (it BELl)EN"S.

_ __ ,__ , ..._,.____...—_._,.—_a

OOTS dz SlIOES Tor Mons wear, at
S. OLMSTEAD.

,0WDl.‘JR and Shot, Pa

ula

P tent Fuse, C-.ip.s,&c

OL.\lSTEAD’S.

VERY lai-go il.!s'.~'(\1‘ilIl0Ilt of Woolen Goods

for .\1cn’s Weai- now on hand and at Bar-

gains. .\leii’a and Boys’ Clothing; out without

charge or made up to order in the latest style

and very bl.-.‘~:L muiiiicr, wui'i'antcd to fit and at

lower prices than at any other cstahlislimcnt
in this Ctlllllly, at MQULTON-‘S.

Wcstpoit, Sept. 22.
EWRENCH .\Icrinoes, very clicap. at
MOL'L’l‘ON’S.
WV OIRE Antique and Silk Velvet Ribbons,
1 a line assortnieiit, very cheap. at
.\IOULTON'S.
 B0[l,Vt31'S. Plain and
Fancy Casi-iiiicres and Satinetfs, just re-
ccivcd from Auction and for sale unusually
clicup at .\lOUL'l‘O~_\'-‘S.
Wcslpoi-t, Sept, 22. 39

Vinegar.

 

Gazette Office.

URE Cider Vinegar of very superior
quality, at HAIGH'1"S.

 

 .7’nIur:.i~71arc-i'"7n.ou's---<7"

‘For Sale Cheap & No Humbug!
VFHE Subscriber offers for Salt-_. Five Build-
ing Lots 33 feet front and rear by 72 feet
depth ; situated on ibc beautiful eminence
we -‘t of'Norwalk Bridge, overlooking the-Sound
and the surrounding couiiiry, near the resi-
deuce of George 0. Sti-z,-ct. for the uxtrcmely
low price of Seventy-jiim dollars each. Upon
ilielots are several never failing springs of
pure water. Application to be made to the
Editor of the‘ Gazette or of the subscriber at
No. 56 Henry Street, New York.
3m*35 M. HABIRSHAW.

New Coal Yard.‘

dt Beard and HiIl’s PVlia-rf, first wlmrfabonr
9 Draw Bridge.

Prepare for Winter.

Coal! Coalll Coal! !!

At the following low prices f'or Cash ; war-
ranted pure and clean :——Very best Leliigh
Coal. $6.37 per ton 2000 lbs; Red Ash Stovc
and Egg, $5.75 ; Pittston, called White Ash.
$5.75 ; screened on board, and now being dis
churged from vessels at South Norwalk.--
Screened from yard 125 cts. additional.

Remember last Winter’s Prices and quality‘

CHAS. F. RAY.\lOND. Agent.

A New Map of
PAIRPIELD COUNTY.

HE Subscriber is now canvassing in the
various towns of the County for subscri-
bers to this new work. published from the Sur
vevs of Baker 6; Chase.
a3‘-2 JAMES 0. ROOT, Agent.

For Sale.
A SECOND Hand Engine of about twelve
horse power, in good order. Also, one
Cylinder Boiler-24 feet long, 20 inch diame-
ter, which has been used only four months.-—
Thcy will be sold together or separately at a

Bargain, at. the Tomlinson Spring and Axle
Co.’s Works, Bridgeport.

For Sale Cheap.

HOUSE nearly new. situated a short dis-
tance east of the village of Norwalk, on
the old Road to Westport. with Barn and oth-
er out-building, a good well of Water, Orchard
of choice fruit, and 16 acres of good Laud.-—
Possession given at any time.
3m'34 GEORGE QUINTARD.

Just Look at this!

HEAP New Clothing Store and New Goods

just opened in Main-st., South Norwalk.

adjoining Ml‘. E. G. Ruggles Dry Goods Store,
and Mr. C. B. Dartois’ Ice Cream Saloon.

'1‘lie subscriber would respectfully invite the
citizens of Norwalk to give him -.1 call and ex-
amine his extensive stock of RE.-IDY JIIJDE
CLOTHIJVG, together with a complete as-
sortment of Gentlcmens Furnishing Goods.-
Cloths, Cassimercs, Vestings, Satincts, &c., of
all kinds.

fi3*Clothiug made to order and perfect
satisfaction given, or the money refunded.

N. B.—Particu1ar attention paid to Child-
rena Clothes, ready made or made to order ;
repairing neatly done at low rates.

All Cloths. Cassimercs, Vesting, &C‘. , bought.
,_at this establishment. will be cut without any
extra charge. 32 P. MARKSVILLE.

Lot 2E'or—Sa1e.

A VERY eligible Building,Lot located ad-
joining the “ Mott Mansion House” prop-
erty. a few rods west of the FairfieldCo. Bank.
The Lot is 90 foot front by 200 deep. For
terms. particulars, &c., enquire at the Gazette
Office. tf37

Stoves! Stoves ! !
HE Subscriber has received from Provi-
dence, R 1.. another lot of those Bay State
and Banner Cook Stoves; also. some Parlor
Oven Stoves for wood. something new, the
Ladies are invited to call and examine them.
t-16 WM. D. HAIGHT.
DR. Rodger’s Compound Syrup of Liver-
wort, Tar and Cuuchalagua.
Hagiiinau, Clark ii: Co."s Cod Liver Oil.
Aycr‘s Cherry Pcctoral.
Ra(lwny’s Ready Relief.
Rcdding’s Russia Salve.
Dally’s Pain Extractor.
Bar(lott's highly flavored Worm Sugar Drops
Dcslilcr's Fever and Aguc Pill.-I. and -.ill0tli-
or popular Medicines may be had at
KN.-\1’I"S.
 THE Subscriber would give notice
that he still devotes his entire attention
to the Shoeing of Horses and Oxcn, at the old
stand. under Mill Hill, foriiicrly occupied by
Waterbury 8:. Duncan. llc guaranties his
Shoeing to he done as well as at any otlzer
establishment in the County, and warrants en-

tire satisfaction. A coritinuanco of pullic
patronage is requested. J. DEADY.

$250 Reward.
HE Dnnbury dz Norwulk Railroad Company
_ offer the above Reward to any person who
will give information that shall load to the
conviction of the person or persons who have
placed obstructions npoii the Track of their
Road, near to and on the Road Bridge at Wil-
toii,sincc the 1st July last.
ll. S.\Il’.l‘l-I, Sup’t.
Daubury, Aug. 13th, 1805. t.f33
Books! Books! Books !
HE Subscriber is now prepared to fill or-
ders from Teachers, Storckccpers and oth-
ers, at as low rates as any other Country Es-
tablishment. All the ordiiiary School Books
constantly on hand and for sale by the dozen.
or less quantity. Any Book furnished to order
without extra charge.
JAMES SHERWOOD.
Successor to A. Si-:Li.i:cI:, 17 Main St.,

Horse ancfflx Shading.

l

y .

-- - ‘ ' ‘ W1" \..‘..
For Sale.
A 4 TO..\‘, Second-haiid, Coal or Hay Scalv
nearly as good as New. Price 50 Dollaixt.
Enquire of MALLORY :1’. CURTIS.
Norwalk, June 15, 1855. tf'?..‘.

Further 

THE undersigned having’: extended his busi— -.
ness is now not only prcpai-cd to repair
and re-paint Carriages and “hgons as usual,
but is also prepared to make the same to Or-
der. Tasteful Carriages or heavy Wagons
made in every style to suit the piircliasr.-r,and
at prices to suit thctimes. '
EDSON BEERS.

At the cstublishmoiit formerly occupied by

Charles Isaucs. '

Blacksmithing.
‘HE Subscriber having taken a shop Ild_i0!1}‘
ing the old stand of Joseph Shepherd, 1%
prepared to execute every order in the line 0'2
fl grcncral Blacksinitliing Establishnient. A1
work left with him will be well and promptl)
done, and every effort made to please and sub
serve the inteicsts of all who may feel disposei
to favor him with their puf.i‘oiiu;:r.-.
tf THOVAS I=‘i\l\'C‘HER.

The best Remedy for Cholera. C

I - V: l

Ilr. Blake’s Aromatic hitters. v

lllS Medicine is too well ii-.'~Li:il by the

wide.-spread experience of the public, back- ,
ed by thousaiids of certificates, to require ar-
gument. These " Bitters” afford never falling’
relief to the victims of Liver Dias,-a<:c_'~, Dyspep-
sia, Costiveness, Indigestion, Laiiguoi‘. Loss 0|
Appetite. General Dcbility, &c.,-—siicli relief
as can be found in no Othul‘ incdicine. The
undersigned has new-r heard of u sfvzglc fatal
cast of Cholera where the Bitters have been
freely used‘.

The “ Bitters" are composed of simple ingre-
dients, and are as liarmlcs;~' as they are («fleet
ive. Agreeablc to the taste, they may be ad-
ministered with equal safety to children and
adults. They are a delightful tonic, tending
to invigorate the system. strengthen the stom-
ach, purify the blcod. and impart. a vigorous.
licalthy action to the Liver.

For cases of Ship Fever, Sea Sickness. Bil-
ious Colic, &c.. the “ Bitters” are a sure relief.
Every ship and hotel medicine chest should be
provided with this valuable specific. and no
family should be without it, as it is in most.
cases cheaper and more effective than a physi-
ciau.

These “ Bitters” are a certain annihilotor of
all prevalent “ Spring Fever.”

Sold by H. N. SEAVER, Norwalk, and by
SIDNEY A. MERRILL, South Norwalk.

MINNESOTA! MINNESOTA I I
HENRY IVPKENTY.

Dealer in Real Estate,
Office‘. 0311 Post Oflicr Building. T/Iird-.vt._.

St.Pau1, NI. '1'.

AND Bought and Sold throughout the Ter-

ritory. Money Lounod. Investments made

to the best advantage and Land Warrants
Bought and Located.

REFEREJVCE S .-

"1;\1ix.viaso'i'.i.--Gov. W. A. Gorman; Hon. W.
H. Welch, Chief‘ Justice of Minnesota; Hon.
H M. Rice, Delegate to Congress; Rice, Hol-
linshead S: Becker. Attoineys at Law ; Messrs.
Bornp dz Oakcs, Bankers ; J". T. Rosser. Secre-
tary of the Territory ; Amos 8.: Van fltten,
Attorneys at Law; Rev. T. )1. Fullerton. Reg
ister U. S. Land Office; Wm. H. HOlCOiul)E.
Receiver U. S. Land Office; '1‘. T. Mann. .li.D.

Ni-sw YoHI;.——Gilbert Davis. Esq. _: Daniel
Curtis. Esq. ; Capt. A. DePeystor_: Messrs. S.
Thompson «Sr. Nephew _: Messrs. Williams &.
Guion.

Pn1L.iDni.vnu.——Joscpli Pattoi-son. ESq..
President Western Bank : l\fcssrs. Drcxel &:Co..
Bankers _: R. Taylor &- Co. ' Freed. Ward &
Freed ; Bingliam & Dock : Sitcrs. James & Co ;
Bailey & Co: Edward Hurst. Esq.. Notary
Public: H. Mclsscliert. Attorney at Law; James
Kitchen, M. D.; William Stoevcr, Esq.

NEW Oiu.1=:A.\;s.-—-.\lessi's. Brown, Johnson &
Co , Bankers.

V1ci:snUnon.—~Messrs. Brown &. Jolinson.
Bankers. 511132

Plastering Hay’.
OF a superior quality. at wliolesalc or retail.
by ‘

L‘-HAS. T. LEONARD.

Cement, Plaster, &.c.
EMENT. Calcincd Plaster and Marble Dust.

by the Buiihcl, Barrel or Load : for sale
CHAS. T. LEONARD.

by

Gents’ Furnishing Goods.
L NDER Clothing. Ilosicry, Crav-M25. I'l’dkfs,
brcllas, il:c., dc,

 

Stocks. Collars. BOSOlllS.S11Sp0lJ(l‘.‘l‘R, Um-
at

SPANG & BARDWELL’S.
d half Bbls.. at
OL.\la"l‘EAD’S.

""*.s.—c§iEiiia{ifiET3i”.i.. an
M
Ladies’ Dress Buttons,
VERY variety of styles in Market always
to be found at O. S. Ci..uui's.
Green Coffee.
URE old Java. Maracaibo and Cape Cuficc,
at FlTCIl’S.
Porto Monnaies,
N ANY quantity and every style, cheap at
No. 2 Skiddyfis Block. O. S. CLARK.

O. BRINCKERHOOFKS Soda. Butter,
. Boston and Lemon Crackers. and Pilot
Bread, by W11. D. HAIGHT.

Prepared Plour.
ECKER’S Self Raising Flour, and Flour
in small bags, at FITC-Il’S.

Still Later From
E U R O P E !

Y the arrival ofthc Africa. we have receiv:

ed news of the death of the Czar .-\"£c/io-
(as, and the prospects for peace ui-i‘-cons.ide1‘a-
bly strengthened by the ev-2nt——no doubt. will
result in H. great change of l\'ll.‘-‘slllll policy —
Still there will be no cliangc in the plan of
campaign of TURK—he will prosecute the
War against several thousand Dons this Spring
—with a splendid stock of

Ready Made Clothing!
and will follow up the scigc he has already
commenced, until the enemy siirrcndcrs. and
every Man, Boy and Know Notliing in this
County, has one of his suits. A fresh stock of
animuiiition received alnio:-:1. daily from the
arsenal in New York.

SACKS of prime Liverpool Salt, just

received and f'or sale ; also,
Clieapcr than ever, by G. HOLME

Salt Salt !
100
Sugars I

S ii: CO.

SMALL lot of Fluid Lumps for sale at
is 6d each, worth 49., at
No. 2 Skiddy-‘s Block.

REAMS Writing Paper, (-.isso1'ted) just
received and for sale by

.l. Sin~:uw0oD-

 

Ladies and Children’s Mitts,
HE best Spool Cotton ever sold in Nor-
walk may be found at O. S. CL.uu{"s.
lll1lnl)0l'(5(l from 12 to 100, and of every shade
and color.

AMS, Sliouldcrs. Dried Beef. il'c._. some
. very fine and chcnp.at, Oi.iis'ri-:aD’s.

RIED FRU1'l‘.—Pcaclics. .-\pppl¢.~.s.I’lums
&c., at OLMSTEAD"S.

New Books.
NDIA. (.‘liina and Japan. bylln_v:ii-d Taylor.
. Thu Dcsertcil Wife. by Zllins. Soulliwortli.
'l he llirldcn Path by .\Iui'ioii llarlaiid, author
of Alonc.
Olin. or the Old West. Room by L. .\l. M.
Cora and the Doctor or l\'.C‘.’(‘.l‘.1i.l0llS of -.i. Phy-
siciaifs Wile.
A Basket of Chips, by John Brougham.
Just Published, and for sale by
E. E. KN.-\l’P.

RE1IIU.\I Cologne Water always on liaiid,
at i{NAl’I”S.

ABER’S Pencils by the G1‘O.-5S. Dozen or
Single. ‘25 Gi'o.~sjust re-ccived, at
KNAPP’S.

J‘

I “U.\IP-S, Lead Pipe and Slicet Lead. by
WM. D. HAIGHT.

7' OODEY Ware at
-W HAIGIIT-‘S.

URE Old Java. Coffee, _:,rrouiul when want-
ed. in the store. at 1-IAIGH'l".~'.

E GUINON’S Patent Cauiphcne Safety

Lamp, for Stores. For sale by the agent
WM. D. HAIGHT.

l

ELF-HEATING Smoothing Irons. for sale
by C. «S; E. K. LOCKWOOD.

LARGE lot of Gloves and Hosiery from
Auction. at about half the usual price,
0. S. C-LARK’S.

at

Front Brick.
SUPPLY ofgood Front Brick, for sale
cheap; also, common Hard and Pale Brick

by the cargo or less quantity. by

CHAS. T. LEONARD.

 Linen Handkerchief‘. ; also Curtain

Muslins, slightly damaged by water.
for sale cheap at )lOULTON’S.
ILT Bordered Window Shades. very rich,
for sale at fifty per cent. less than the
usual prices, at MOULTONS.

LOOR Oil Cloths, 4-4. 5-4. 6-4, 7-4. 8-4
width.:itinc assortment; also, a lot of
lngrain Carpetings from Auction. for sale
cheap at .\1OULTON"S.
Wcstport. Oct. 5. 1856.

seedless Raisins.

 POUNDS Secdle s Raisins. on
hand and for sale by the Subscri
bcr in packages or by the 1b., very nice for

cooking. H. FITCH.
sewing Silk
F every color at four shillings per 100
Skcins, warranted first quality.
0. S. CLAKK.

ODA, Butter. Water, Graham, Railroad
k Boston, Lemon and Fancy Crackers. just
received,from the Bakery and for sale by
ALLEN. MEEKER ii: CO.

Lime ! Lime !

LENS FALLS. Wood's and llill's Lime,
for sale by the Bushcl, Barrel or Loud,
delivered if desired, at as low prices as can be

had from the kiln’s, by

CHAS. T. LEOi\'ARl).

GROSS Steel Pens. (assortcd,) just
received and for sale by
J. SllERWOOD.

Moss Trimming.
UST received a new lot of this article at
the new 'l‘rimiiiiug Store of
O. CLARK,
N0. 2 Skiddy's Block.

Flour and Feed. i

lIl-I Subscriber keeps constantly on hand f

and is daily receiving fresli supplies of‘

Family Flour, Meal, Feed, &c.. which will be
sold at the lowest market prices.

GEO. W. S:\lI'l‘H. South ./\‘or'wul/l~.

HE Ladies say that BELDEN has the lur. i

. gest. clicapcst and most desirable stock ox 

Dress Gooks they have seen this season. Cal} 3.

SO01). E

:[‘ADIES will please 1‘L‘lI10llll)(‘l‘ the place f0 
find all the Housekeeping goods. lllqll‘.-111' j
Lily and prices that cannot fail to induce our ‘
chosen, is at C. .s; n. K. LooKwooD~'s. l

iiviisl-. .-\.,.

. Ebb igork flbhertisenients. 
 -;zii:i{'c sciii~;i.i.=.~'. '6. 1 .1--.: .i._i—.-(ml.-i'ag

E‘:*ui:.i .15.‘
-ton'‘.-,i'3uililingi.i-it-:ind 7.’ : I.‘rc~.iC‘.v.‘n;~‘.

 

I-‘ix-st Premium Piano Fortes

STEINVVAY 81. SL*.."'.-TS
I-'5-mo Forte ]lIax2zuf'acta7'3/, '>::‘« l-Val/re?"
street, near Broadwag/. 1V. Y.,

I) l-2SPEC'1‘Fl.‘l_!.'i‘ call the atteiiiir.-ii of the pub-
\2 lie to their splendid 8.SS0l‘illl¢.'llI of semi-
giwincl and Squ:‘_!": l’iarios, which for volume of
‘one. cl-.isf.icil_v of touch. beauty oi’ finish, and
i:ver_vtliing that reiidi-is a Piano perfect. are
iiii.-'I.1i'pa..sse«.l. As :1 proof of flit: superiority of
il1‘.‘ll' lilSll'lllll£€IlI..~‘. tlii-_v beg leave to state: that
it the great Dl(.'ll'0p0lllD-ll Fair held at Wash-
ngton, the first prom inns in bolli classes. se-
'ni-grnnd and two stringed, \ve_-i'-.\ unanimous-'ly
l‘v\'1ll‘(lL'(l to lll!‘ln altliougli tlie-_v ~.vcr': in com-
pctilioii with the most Lil‘-‘.ll1l§!l.il'~‘il'.'(l msiiiulnc
llI'C‘X‘S froni i.’.osloii. Eirlvv York. l’liii:1r.‘.(-lplviu.
invl _i‘5altiiimi--3. P'ill'I;llLl>*.‘l‘S and lie.--.iiu-I ' will
“Hi It 10 ‘-ht.-it llllVD.l.ll-l}{’.' to call and exzzmiiic
01' llll.’Fll:=‘Il‘v". =. ' uypl

EC0?2-“7?/_1/- Ulililgl «ml Elegmzce .’
New ‘Fall and Winter

IDFY G‘:-CDCDJDSI
l:lAlLl.l.‘S HOOK. lJ0'.'.'I‘rv, X Y" of-

! furs to his old r!‘l“ll(l" and p:=.ti~on::,' and
the public _c;cn¢.-i'ully. :2 vcry extcii.ai'.-.3 stock
of rich D1"’..~‘fl Goods. comprising all ill’! novel
tics of the season. an enumeration of which is
unnecessary, as an cxamiiiation will ~.«atisfy
the most fastidious that u.-:cful and clcgaiit ar-
ticles can be bought. cheap. A large stock of
Broche. Canton Grape and Wool Shawls. Wltll
the new style of‘ Stella Sliawls at 87, worth
$12 each. Also be.-t qu-:-.lity Woolen Saxony
Fluids at 55 6d. usually sold at 73. House-
keeping and Family Dry Goods, pnrcllasel‘-Q
will find in the stock a variety of Merchan-
dize of uiisurpasse-.d fubiics lower than such
qualities can be bouglit elsewhere, consisting
of Damask Table Linciis. Napkiiis, 'l‘o\veling.
Diapers. lrisli Linens of the most approved
lTlall{'.’S, Linen and Botton Shcetings and shirt-
iiigs ofcvcry grade and width, pillow linens.
blankets. Flanncls of every description. Furni-
ture Chintzes. 61-. Also Cloths and Cassi-
mercs, Ladies Cloths in every variety of color
and quality. Velvets, silk undcottoii.

Also a full assortment. of Hosiery, Gloves
Ladies’ and Gciitlcmenszcpliyr. Merino and
Cotton under garmeulet. The store is conve-
niently situated for pi-rsoiis visitiiigthc City
by r-.1ili‘oud. us the cars pass the door which is
directly opposite Fifth street, and near the
junction of the Third and Fourth avennes.3m44

Dry Goods! Dry Goods!

A General Im;2'tal'io-n to all Stningers
visiting the City
G-. M. Boniivrs,
323 Grand st..cor. of Orcliard. N. Y.
OULD invite universal attention 10 a
rich stock of
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
Embracing in variety. rich Shawls. Silks, Vel-
vet.-i,Frenah1leriuos, Painmaftus, Muslin dc
Luiues. and other Dress Goods. Also -.1 very
venerul and varied assortment of Housekeep-
grs’ Goods——Pure Irish Linens. Domestic Cot-
eons. Flannels. Blankets, Cloth. Cassimeres.
tVesting=. and every desirable article necessa-
ry for family use. A saving of 30 per cent is
guaranteed to piii'cliasei-s.
G. .11. BODI-NE.

1lm43 323 Grand. cor. of Oi-ch-.ird .=t.. N. Y.

SMITH BROTHERS’
One Price 4 lothing Warehouses

122 and 140 Fullmi Street. A”. Y..
Established 1840.

NO A BATE iV1EN'l‘.
The price is marked on all the goods in plain
Figures.

F‘ ‘U E. S .
LADIES’ PUB STORE},
No. 34 J ohn-st. New York.

3- H. HAZEILBY.

MI’OR'l'I§R and .\l.~\Z\'Ul*‘AC'l‘L'Rl-IR of RL's- ’

S1.-\N.1'iL'l)S0.\‘ Bar and ;\.\ll-Jl!lCA_\' 1'-‘L'ns.—
Has in-ado unusual pl‘t‘]l‘.\I'(\llOll.~3 tliis ]\[‘l'.~(‘lll
Sr.-u:-'oli so as lo s'.ilisf'_\' lhe: ilciiiaiill of his Cu-:-
tomcrs for .\i.i.\'Tii.l..is. CA!-i:.<. ’l‘.i1.ii.\.~‘. l’i-:I.i~:~
i:i.\'i-ts. VlC'1‘Ulll.\‘l2S. Cl.'1-'1-"5. .‘ll‘l‘l-‘S. &c.. lllilllvl
from every description of the ('Iiuire.~'l 1"ur.v .-
such as Sal-le. E:-mz'nz', llnrlin, (,'/zinc/iilla.
Subli .-llin/r. L_z/11.1‘. &‘L‘.

J. H. H. fl-.u.tci's liini:-1-if‘ that from his long
cxpcrieiicc in the l)ll.<l!l(‘FF. and n l".‘pllilll'l()l1
for liccpiiig none but tlit.-Ciioici-..~'r \\',iim.i.\'ri«;n
lv‘L'i:s. that no l"ur lll1]I0l'lL‘l‘ or .lIaiiu!'ucliii‘cr
in this country can 0ill'l‘S1l[.)L‘l‘iOl‘lll(lllI:(‘ll]':lll.S.
llis :1:-sortnir.-nt of Sm-Iicii and LA!‘ lloizizs, l-‘our
ML‘i~‘i«‘s. Lmii-1.-‘ and G.~:.\"r:-1' Fri: <}i_ovi-ts. al.-o.
Fri: '[‘i:i.\i.\ii:.‘.';.~.'. i‘, very lall'_L'L-. l'ul‘tiL'ulur at-
tention given to orders by J. H ll.-\llLl-IY, ill
John-.=t.. one door froni N-.i.s.<:iii-sf. 1lni3S

N (B T I C E .

O the Ladies of .\’orw:ilk and viciuit_v.——
Those Lailir,-.- wi.~'!iiii_i: lo omaiii their sup-
ply of GAIT. R Doors .-..\'D Sno.-s for ihccoming
season. can get. at .\lll.l.l~IR A’ L‘('J.'S. 1.".-f Ca-
nal :5trect. ..\‘<.-w Yorl-.
Kid Slippers. Ties and llii.-‘kiiis. of the first
quality. at 9 nut! 10 S‘lllllil1g_".\‘])~‘l'p‘.‘-.il‘ 2 5:-comi
quulity Slipper.-' and Ties at (is. and Bu:-‘kin.-:
at 75.; (all of our own make and \\'il“l‘llllit'(l
good.) Ladies‘ G-alter Boots, of all the fash-
ionable colors. at 12s.. 10s.. and 18s. per pair.
This beautiful article of ladies’ wear is war-
raiitcd equal to any in the city. .\li.<=c.~“' and
Childi'eu’s Gaifci‘ Roots and Shoes ofall kinds
and price. tho I-.ii',ucst assoi'tiiiciit of any in
New York. White and Black Satin. Black and
Bronze French Kid Slippers for eveiiings:
with a complete assortment of Iiidia Rubber
Over-shoes. of all the difl'erciit styles. All
who wish good Shoes at moderate prices will
please call and examine for tlicnisclvcs. Sold

at wholesale and retail.

_‘.{ ILLER J; C()..

3m39 13-} Canal-st., near Tlioiiipsoii, N. Y.

ram. Anfn”iiFiN'a'mnra”i§3§.
Look to your Wardrobe in time.
HE undersigned re-spcctfully call your at-
tention to the 1..-inoi-.' -T. Clll-2.\l’ERT. and
nnsr MADE stock of superior CLO’l‘llli\'G ever
offered in New York. at their celebrated old
stand, 33 and 35 John Sirnel. corner of Nas-
sau. Take -.1 look in.
Extensive additions of fresh Stock every
week.
CLOTHING iniide to order. and Sl1l.lSfdCllOll
guaranteed. DEVLll\' & JESSITP.
33 s 35 John-.s=.. corner of Nassau.
J33‘ A liberal discount to wliolesulc purcha-
sers for cash. 3inZi9
C ‘~f3§.n:'“]_é>‘efi-.1135.
Y O U N G &. J A Y N E
AVING taken the spacioiis Wan-lioiise No.
364 Broadwav. COl‘ll(‘1‘ l"r:-.nkliu Street.
(opposite Taylor‘s Saloon.) oil».-r a very choice
and extensive assortment of

Carpetings, 02'! C/oz/is, C'2(rtaz'n .Mate-

rials, Il’IaZtresses, 
at the lowest rates for Cash.
.ilIeila1lian. Velvet, Tit}1cs!r_i/. I}ri':.<~u'.~', '1'/ire-e
Pl_1/,1ngruin. and Vuiotian C'ar1.2rt.s'.

of all qualities. at a small advance froin cost
of importation.

Buyers are respectfully solicited to examine
this stock before making purcliases,

YOUNG lb JAYNE,
';lm39 364 Brozidway. cor. l-‘raiikliii Street.
MEALIO, HATTER,
No. 416 Broadway, N. Y..,

T}If(’(' 1)uor.s- from the J‘. 11. Ii’ai'lro.i¢l1)e}vol
3/ l§.~\Ll(T5 Fall and

Hals for Gentlciiicn ‘.ll‘L' now ready. aiid g
he is prepared to offer to his patrons and the ,

pnblicun aissnitnn-ii! wliicli. for elepmicc.

style. and diii'ubilif_v. cannot be Slll'[iE1S£~‘(*ll.— ._

His long cxpcriciicc in the luisincss gii:ii'un-
Ices his patioiis :1 superb article of his own
iii-.uiu!uclul'c. and his facilities for the inipoi'-
fution of the lluest qualito of Paris Huts. on
thcinost favorablc lL*l‘lll.~‘. in.-iiig iiii.<iii'p-.1ss».~il,
lie with confidence assures his plll.lOllS the ut-
ino.-'t salisfaiclioii. Also Cliildri n‘.s Hats. Caps

l’iiilu'cl|us. L':1iios.V~.ili.~c!~'.:iiiil all other arli-_

cl.-:3 in the line. in gl'&‘ill. \".l1'lL‘ty.

. S(>l‘il11(‘lll U! l.u(|i-.-C and Cliil(ll'cn'< Furs. Elm-lo

French Flowers.
PARIS FBATHBRS.
Straw &; Milliiiery Goods.

E are now ofl'ci‘ing :1 large szocl. of
Fi:i:.\‘('n Fmwuus. PARIS Fl-;.i'i~iii-:i:s. and
.\lii.i.i.\'i:ui' All'l‘1(,‘Ll- s. of the 1110:". unique stylczs.

. and latest importatioii. to Cu.»/i Pun-lmM'I'-‘F 

at a _:.',’l'L'J.l. r--ductioii from time pi'ic-‘>3 “ml 43
we have inudc a1'i'uiigcnio.-ills to i'ecci\'c,- “*9
coiiiiiip: season. by aliiiost L*\‘t’1',\' -*'l‘~''~U1W\'- “'9
iicwcst z-'t_vle.< of goods in our line. we would
take occasion to solicit. casli pui'cliusci's. to ex-
ainiiie our stock. at
Nos. (i4 & (:6 JOHN S'l‘Rl£li'l‘.
Corner of Williaiii. N.

HOMER & KETCHUM.

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l~‘i'cm.-ii .\loi'oci'o and;

l"l'1Ii!e:‘ .~'.‘_I/is of.

A large as. -

I First Premium‘ Pianos 1
; 'i‘l£l.\'WAl' «S: S()1‘.'S. l’iaiio Forte .\laiiu-.5
factoi'y. 533' W.ilkcr—st.. i_'5l1' li1'Ui.l.tl\\'lly_. )1. '
' Y. ; rcs=;.-'.-r:*..f'uil;.' call the 8.l’.'.3lIl<‘-ll of the pu3~- ‘
I lie to tho: splendid a:=.=oi'ti.-iv,-r '. ‘

ui ~l_'l1‘-.1 glur.-i
| and squrii‘-= Pianos, wliich. l-2: 'fOlllll1.‘ of tr.«.,- -.
elasticity of touch, beauty of’ fiiiish and -.-v.v». »

passed. As a proof ofthc r-npr.-i'ioi'i‘.y of tls--in ~
instriiiiiciiis, they beg leave in state. that 
the gi'v.>a1 Ma-tropolit-.iii Fui id at Wnshii:
ton. the 1.7-:-t premiums in bu... cliisses,
grand an-l two-sti'iiigm,‘.. »-I-‘ llll8lll111\)17.~l:.'
awarded to them ultliougli in-:3. were in c-.-:-‘- ,
petition witli the most (ll"T.i1!gl.llSll(?(l i_zi-.‘r?:n-3
fuctiir-_-i'.; froi.-: i’.n;<fnii. IV-cvv York. l’iii'.ii«lC-’~i
plain and h:-.ltiin:,:» l‘urr:l:-.-..=er-.= r-.ml dv.-:ilci‘=.l
will find it to tiieirinlvarif-.1g«=ir..~ call and ex-';
amine frzr ilicim-:!i': -. 3m-1 r.‘- :
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& Picture Franie lhhiiiifa ctory.

IT ll-ti-V‘-l: "V. .'\'l'Crl.Fl.’. Wliol«v<.'il«.‘ ‘.1!-ei Rw-
mll -°—*tl"1“l_Ulrl:‘-. i"-4 It-(xvii)-r~=l.. .-‘T. ‘t.
Mi-. ll.‘-"._ S. W-"-zilil c.-ill ilw ~-.tir:rn.i-:.n of;
.<tl‘(LllgCl‘:? \lSli.i ,_-- :};. .-_-n_;-. -_.;.ij .~p...;;;;l];,- ‘
l.il0"'.‘ ill l.i)L‘ ll'{1Ll*.. it) ill - '.‘.\'i1,-L -u"‘»- Jffrxl/‘pt-'1_;r;712.§ 
and .Ma7zz(_/Zzcluri/. ll‘. tliv p<. ~_.:-';.:I.,.;. oi‘ unr-- ‘
qnnlled facilities. he is ciiulilc-:1 Ln i:).‘i‘,-«;.‘l|l.-3 all 3
01‘C1.'l“~If)il thoioxvl.-st possible term."-:. The Sale-
roonis '.ii'v: i'o-plclc vcitii (’i1l)l("!.' sper.-irr-.e-iii and u 1
full '.l‘.4q0l‘tl11l‘lli» of
PHCII (;li.D!Vv: !\' -‘.l.i. l'l'S .1"-R.-\N"lll:'~‘.
l!»:I.‘i.lv.!.\'-;-‘.5’, RI('}l L-‘§l.'l‘. R15}? iviivol-.-', c in, .'u'Af‘l. I-‘. 1
_ 7.l".l.’-R.r\ A.‘-'1') .»li‘ill!)f2A.\’ 1', '
in (-very variety and -:onstuzitl;.' o‘i hand
Orders from all parts of the
United States and C’rmac{as

executed with promptness. packed with the
greatcst of care.
A liberal discount allowed to the trade.
H. V. SIGLER.
64. 67, 69. and 71 Fc-rsyth-st.. N. Y.

‘ PJISHEBNS 1-‘OI-‘t P.-ILL,‘ 185_5-
Lloaks, ralmas, and lllantillas.
GEORGE BRODIE

W

ILL introdur:-: for ihc iiispcction off
SOlll.l1CI‘l1 illltl “I!-13.1 :1‘, ]_[g1-chan[s_ on i
the let of August, his usual largo vurietv ofi
goods in his line—— '
l~‘..\lBllOIIlf‘RED Vljl.Y1~1l‘ .‘.l.ANTi.:~:~”-.
RICH .‘-lUlRl-.‘ .\.\'T1qLTl-.‘ )l4..\'Tl_l-I-'.
l’l.Al.\ V1-‘.LV‘E’l‘ .‘.lA.\'TLiS (_z'iclil_v tr~.i~.un:.~.,..
co.\iBI.\'.=.1‘io.\' 0}‘ VILLVET .-\..\‘l) .\ioil>.i. .~\2§'l‘lQi;E. <sz:.~.
The buyer of the llllderfllguetlllIt\‘iIJgjuSt1't:— :
turned from France, he is enabled to offer the
most extensive assortnieni. of styles ofiiny oil.-
cr establishmeiit in the country, all of which
by special contract with the Paris muiiufnc-
turers. are exclusivc-ly confined to himself.-—
His well-known reputation as the only publish-
er of regular monthly Fashion Plates in HAR-
rims’ and Goivi-;v's .\li«‘..v/.i.\'i:s should be a suf-
licient inducement to ])lll‘(‘llllFl’I')~‘ to select from
his stock. GlE()R(;l'1 BRODI E.
5] Crma/..vt.. and 63 f.i.~‘pe12crr:I-st..N. Y.
Principal entrance 5! (T;iiinl-sf...'.sr:coiicl _\lan-
tilla Store west of P.i~«’-ailxvay. .\'I‘:'.ill1'~‘iIlt'. LS '

 

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Platfc.-rm & Guanine-*2 5-; ales.
:F.&IRBANK'S i’1.nrni:\a .\.\'D LInL7.\'ri:n

SC.iLEs—l‘AiILnAxKs .1; Co. have rccciitly
ripened a spacious \\':1rclioii.-».- at 189 Broadw-.i_v
New York, where they offer at ‘-'.'hole-.ale and
-‘ retail the most complete assortuiciit of Weigh-
ing Apprmtus to he found ill the United
States Among the ariiclcs of'.'+.-iv.-d will be
found upwai'd.= of ’~-e‘.‘v:nt_'-' difl‘=.iciit nzodifica
tions of1<‘uirbun.’.--'.» $(‘(I//'5‘. .~\l<0 :1 g,'1'¢.*'.'.t Vii.-
ricty of Bakers’. Jewelers’, Dine‘gists". Gro-
cers’, and other Scales. Spring Balances.
Patent Beams, Testers‘ “W-if_?lJlS and M--usurcs
etc.. etc. '

HAY AND Oar Sc.-its.-‘ set in an;: part of il.-._
country by expericiiccd workiiieii.

Wholesale Agents for Brov:ii‘s improved
Pat-.-nt Sell’-lie-aiiug Rotary Flat Iron.

Orders by mail or otliei'wi~:e will receive at-
tention.
_i' FAIRBANKS 8: CO.. 189 Broudwa_v. Z\'.

50,000 Window Shades !

. W. 0. JEN KS,

l .\lP0ll'l'l-ZR. .‘\l:iii:.i.far:iv.irei' and Wliole.=ule -.
I and Retail Dealer. .‘v'o.;-.-156 and 458
~ Pmrl SII'(‘('!. .i\"l-(1: I‘or.€'.

Ti‘-.111.-:p-.m.-iit. Window Sliiuics at great bar-
guiiis. also Lace aiirl Muslin Curtains from
Auction. lhocaicllc.-'. Satin Di: l.-.iim-3-. Comi-
(':‘<. Bands. }'in.~:. l5i'ns.-‘cs. Bufl':1nil Wliite Lin-
«-'i-;. Sliaolc 'l'i'im:niil‘-,'s. UpllOlS[v.'l‘_Y Goods. Pa-
p'-i‘ ,ll1lllj.1‘lllj.:f4. Table Oil L"ioth-2. ..\c.. at price:-' ;
«ii-i'_viii;.-' coiiipctiiioii. ‘

Call and i'X:‘.l11lllL‘ b».-foi'-.- puiwzluzisiiig else-
Wll('I‘£‘. Cut this out and put it in ya-.ir pocket
for rc!'ei'i.-lice. liziili

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Kellingefls B;iniment,. ,'
0/‘ -7*/Irgiz‘ 7"/I/fa’. ::r.f l(L‘.’lL‘(‘ curl u /iuiff culls
rni‘/I 541' I.ui‘,-.;‘( Bu!i/!'~. }
.l..l.\'(}lCR'S Linimenl. or Mac,-EC Fluid. -
is :1 <IliL*(‘lll'L‘ lur all .-'pi':iiI1.~5. cuts. brui- ,
.-‘vs. and Wl':‘.l(l!L"~<-ill -.-lib--1' sax. if is ('l_~l'idlll f
to i'e.<tr_m;- the ll.'1il'. if the p-.i1.ieni. lm= h(‘‘'l: ‘
half: for li!'l_':_‘-.'c:u‘.~:. If cnI"‘~‘ llOl‘.~""~ of all
sol":-~'uii«.l lvriiisi-.<.: wliil» ".‘lIl‘i\'1'll duilv. Sold
b." T- H’ “'“g5l'd!-". .\'-‘L ‘Z88 (li'ecli\.vir:li st.. X
Y-- -5010 .-\§‘.'-.‘nt. :1'I<l by the lrad-' gen-.-i'allv in
city and couiifry. '
Dr. lit-lliinzcr is ilDllOl“'(i ‘,l.'ifi) :1 pr ,"i"r('1lCt‘ to
llr. A. .\l. Riniucr. so iiuiv.-1'.-iillv known
flirougliout the liiiit:-(1 Siiiie-.< tlllll .rli{.- l"-,u.,u1-.1-
11-" an iiimortiiig lwli.-‘c. 2l:~‘.‘,’ (Qiwi-iii-.?r:li Ell‘:-o-L
ll-.iii' _<_miiv- l."~ lo2lJyv:i1‘=.in-m-in-i'll»-. the fluicl I
The i.lllilll~‘l‘.l' ciivwl his li-I-ad ClL‘l‘l{. L'iie.-'tv.-i '
Goorlscll. of 9. vi-i'_v fllLll'lllll1_g‘ zittuv.-k oi" l{!i~3ii-
iiiutisni. and also of -.i, «Ii-up se-.m-cl cold. with
inflaiminutioii of the lungs, in less than tlii'ce
v.l:i_vs.
(‘all a‘.ll(l-=13!‘ them.

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Window shades.
V HO l.ESALli ancl ‘.':‘li‘.il. G2 I). ll’. Car-
P1-Z.\'Tl'.‘.ll.l]'.1>‘ 01)itllt"(l a Store No. 90 Chat-
ll‘.l.ll1 Street. IN’. ‘.'.. \‘.'l1L‘l‘(‘ he keeps C0llFl*_ll'll.l\'
on hand 9. gciicral l1.\'5I\l‘Dlllt‘lll of lf’.‘2z.-{oft
N/Illllffi‘. COI‘l1lz“(‘::‘. BaI.=u's. Pin I..,i0pv. Table
Oi/-CIut.’is. and every article cmiiiectcd with
the trade. at prices (lUl}‘lllj;‘ coiiipctitiun.
New York, SI.‘[)[t'l).ll>L‘1‘. l.~‘.-‘.5,

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Nevv Paper
A.\‘D
STATIONERY STORE,
333 Pearl Street, N£‘ll‘ 1'07‘/r.
H.iRPERiS' 1)'L'IL1)1.z\'(:'.

HE subscribers have constaiitly Hll hand.
and offer at ll'Il()LES.-XLE and RIv1'l‘.~'ill..
at the Lownsr r0ssiDi.i: nuns. a general as-
sortment of Wrapping. Writing. and Printing
I’-apex‘; and :1 large stool: of lJOlllc.~'flC Station-

cry. 611131 MILLER ll: llOI_l5l~l0OK.

Immense ! Attractive ! Cheap‘.
.VEW >.?l'()Cl-I .ll.'.~"l‘ Ul’lil\'El‘ .\'l‘
LORD &. TAYLOR’S.

We have now completed our as.-'oi'tuieiits for the

Fall and Wiiiter Seasons,

AND .-\IlE l‘REl‘Al’.lLl.l T0 OFF~— ll
‘Rut

DECIDED B.‘lliiG-Ailii S.

in ova-i'y dc.’-criplioii of tl1'Sll'iliJl<.’ and
I<liS}I10A‘LiBI.E DR l’ GO0D.‘_»'__
among which niay be found
At Both fitores,
Rich Dr’.-ss Silks‘. (in great vario.-t_v.) Broche.
Plaid. Stella. and all other Sliawls, 'l‘aluia.~
llllil Cloaks. (select s'._vlr-5.) .\lCl‘lllOt’=, De l.uiii»_-s,
! L':isliiiiciw,-s. liiisl-i'cs. l.i.-.1--iis. Glows. llosicrv.
Iiii-boii.-'. Tl'llllllllIl2'-\'. ElllDI‘OlLlC1'lCS. Luci-is -
. ., . ‘v , ‘ 1
I l‘ lLllllll'l:-. :lioc'.iii;.‘,'s. l'i'iiil.-'. lilunkcts, (_‘loth_<,
i L'-.is;;lnici'.~s. \ csting.-', £i'c._. tic.
At the Gumzl Streel Store only,
3 T'-‘lJ°-““_'.V’- l3I'|I-t%:1S- Velvet. '1‘iii-ee-i—~i_v§ .in.a. ,
I Illcdallioii (.rai'1)etiiigs (of choice desigiis.) lliigs ,
; lll‘ll_£gt.‘IS,.Oll Clotlis. Stair Cai'petiii_uxs. c.~.-. .
I The _culil'c stock. being the l:ii'g<~sl and most
l iitliucfivu cvor cxliibiled. will be} i,li.=po.<cd 0!
us. i'e_t'.ul uf
, $.93 fCNISI£§NGLY LOW PRICES! !
V l’ei:<oiis:ilyo1It. visitiin: the i-ii_v are invited _:
l to call at \'cw Nos. -17 L\‘ -19 £':u/zarz'm'-.~‘(.. i
l and ". 251).‘; '_'U! Ul‘:llll.l*.\’i.. .\'.-iv York.
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fr Ifllg‘ Suit.-oi-in.-:' l.-: iiow opciiTiig:it .\’o.£
Skiilily‘.- l:lock.iii coiiuccfion with llll _
J(.‘\\'L*ll“§' liiisiiii-ss. ‘J l:ll‘}.fl‘ lot of Fancy ifiauus. ‘
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, Hosiery, Gloves. ;
; [‘.i'o.s< 'l‘i‘iiiiiiiiiigs, Silks. 'l‘lii'»_-214!» 'l‘:ipcs. .\'i‘c- 
_i dies. l’1-us. Fiiiis. lli'c.~s ‘l>'llll0ll>‘. G-ullooii.-‘-4
5 l)i'c.-s Biniils. i.lOl|l(Sl1llll r:.yc~. Ci-i'<i.- and 'l'u- 
5 .-it.-ls. l"i'ciiL‘li '\\ i-l‘li1H:. l--‘(ll-iilll. ‘..'oll:u' l’-.ittci'n.=,»l
, l’u-.irl lliittoiis. llo_v‘.< l5cll<_(_Tun1l,i;< gr .-._-..1-.» ;
d--.<ci'iptioii. Riibln-in llI_Il'll. Shell. I‘-ack(‘oi1il.s_ ‘

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l iiiiincroiis lo nieiitioii.

‘ I). S. Cl.ARi'I.

‘ Fish and Vegetables.

 F Willi Slll..|.~‘L‘l' l-er.-: will receive every cvoiiinc‘
durilig llic sc:1.-jon, l“i'a,-sli Fish mid Venet-
s. which \vill be >‘Ol(ll_'l1l‘Z1]) for (,‘;..-1,,

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‘, .'\[AlAl£.\‘. M l'IlIl{ l-Ill. X CO.

E 3 DMZ. lI:1iiiinoiid'sfinvstcelbuz Stccl_viu'ds,,
M received thisduy July 16. 1855. and for
sale by WM. D. HAIGHT.

l2'.‘
, Boston. .
.‘7‘-r‘-v.ill.' C..i2'.c‘L1.o.- and the niosf influential and largees:
4.

thing 1!.-at renders a Piano pr.-i'l'cct., are l.l11>-."l- -

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i ‘rain. or i_I|’i-)7’) iiiniiufncture.
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' v.'i'iti'li_'.g:.
» under Goodyeai-’s patent.

,.-at this out.

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_\l. l’ETTE.\'Gl1.l.<'s:C0.’SA<lverlisingA ency
u Street. New York, and No. 1 State Street,
S. M. l’fl’l"TF..\'Gll.l. ck 03.. are Agents for the

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Zrrxalatiiigr, Newspaper;-hotli in the I'.'n.ited States and
‘..~-Cnnadal.

".11’.Z1:.‘.'_'5.’:::.':.‘:.'.'.‘:.':: : : “.1 .*.:'.'.‘.‘.:x::7*.:?.v:.1.r.-
Cabinet Furniture.

lY.\I-\‘E Opf‘--’1l'tl1IJll’.y now offers to purchase
_ :;'0od furniture at low prices. The sub-
scrilier iiiienris leaving the business. and now
"'1'-"-‘N “H 1'«u‘;. .- assortment. of Rosewood, Ma-
liogiiny and Walnut Furniture at low and re-
tlllci‘-J prices Sliippers and Country Dealers
will do well to call at his old stand. 20 Catha-
I‘lll!.'~3E.. l!“fl1‘ East Bron.“-5,,-, };_ Y_

".rii-H Sdioiiox F.n;.\'i.vu.

W;

J. R. I.=.ANDON’. .
AT is at. lll,'§'i‘J.ill Carpet'.‘——lt is 15 Car-,
it-‘. vvli--!4_— the Ii';:it«~risil is dyed in the
The material
may be \':‘lill‘.‘l‘ cotton or wool, or ll mixture of
both liciir.-v we liu'.".- i.'a.It.'m In,-;'ruz'n, Cott..,;,
rm/I’ H’uut [Her-.14’... umi all "Viol Ingrctin.
I am --«ailing all -.w_ml Iiiginiii L‘iii‘1.wl.s for 1'.’-._
(3.3. per _varrl. -.- piice rover before heard. of
‘~~:iiic..- gra-‘s rri-ew c’.I1".‘.‘(-.\I.‘l' run.” They are
fhe «lame §.r_ood:i _\‘I'Jll have ulivays paid 55}. and
Ii~i. per f,".ll‘4’l for. .—\l.-r. siipei-fine Carpets, 58:
.l‘ly. 235: Briissi.-ls. 83-; -Oil.
Clntii. Dl‘ll£Iff“I.1, Tab!-; an»! Pian-1Cnvor::, Sufi:
rods, .\l:1ttin;;.=. ch‘

No person who l1f‘.‘l visited my Oatablighment
ha.-‘ gone away disappointed. J. R. LANDOLV

New Carp‘:-t Establishment, 894 Hudgon
street. .\c‘.v i‘oi-1;, tnree doors from Green
wich Bank. ,

@‘ Clcrgymen and Churches furnilhod at
waolesale prices. 3;“

l\,[;.\'L'_r.ici_‘ri:;;R EiLLl importer ofplated and
_ Britania war‘.-. such as Forks, Spoons
Tea Sets. Urns. Cake Baskets, &c. Also deaf
ler in Block Tin. Lead. and other metglr,
\vlioles:il».= and l‘E‘7.‘.1ll. Lrcics lliini,

3m-l-1 l and ti Burllng Slip, N. Y_

Pi-ince>s Protean

FOUNTAIN PEN!

T the thing for Canvasscrs. Entry Clerks
:‘«l':l'L‘ll‘.lIlI‘3. Banks, Clergymen, Hotel
Ke-.-pers. Teachers, ond all who are constantly
The material is incorrodihle, made
The reservoir is
llll.-u' witli 1."-.l>'C and rapidity. supplying the

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}p"Il‘x‘~itli iiil-: for from four to ten hours of

coiisizint visa. and saving one half the time:
1’1‘lC€:'. ss. ;-:-;.50. 84.34.50. Great induce-
111‘-‘fil-‘ 10 Agents and the Trade. Sent by
mail free of postage on receipt of either or
Uh‘ above sum.-.' Towii and County rights on
l"!zlS!IIlLtl.vlC l'.'l‘lllS. T. G. ST!-IARNS. gen. agent
1)’44 ‘:1’! Broadway, New York.

._. .. .’ . In __ __,. ____..
Singers Sewing Machines,
GREAT improvements have just been com-
pleted in these well known machines.\

They now run without noise. with great ensé .

to the operator and at double the former speed
so that twice as much work can be done in 3
day. All who want Sewing Machines and have
bought the worthless ones of other manufactu-
rers which they cannot usn, may be assured
that each one of Singer’s Machines will do in
unequalled style any kind of sewing, coarse
or fine. in cloth oi-leather. They are strong
and do not get out of order. They sew 1000
siitclies a minute. and afford a cleiir profit to
the user of $1000 a year.

3_m_i2 S,I_.§,of_i:& Co., 323 Bi-oadway,N. Y

A Beautiful Comp1e;ion

‘V Ill’ be -.icquii'cd by using the "Balm of
1 Tzioiisnnil Flowers.” It eradicntes 311
t‘~‘“- P1mP103. and freckles. As a dentriflce, it

purities the breath. making the teeth white as
silab-aster. For sale by all respectable drug.
'l"""| " ’ J‘ ““*‘
Pu LW FALL DRY GOODS.
E. H. Leadl;-eater & 00.,
N I AVE now in store tliir full stobk of Fund:
and Staple Dry Goods, the most of whi
n prices. and are now selling their entire
stock at 25 per cent. les.-: than their real value.
from -ls to $5 per yard. 1'l(‘.l1 Silk Robes. Me.
riiir;-cs. plaid C::.~liinci'cs. Dcluincs. Ginghamg
- I

gisls. 3,342
347 Bruazlzcay, .\". Y.

iv».-re purchu.-.<ed in Europe before the advance

At their store will he found rich dress Silks

Priiiis. Shawl.-. I.-.ice and Swiss Curtains. Lin-

' 0*“ H5103’-‘1-9 Quilts. Ribbons. Embroideries
‘I

.\loui‘iiiiig Goons of every deir.‘rlptiou_ 1000
dozen Ladies’ best Kid G1m_-L-3 at 4,;_ Wérth 7,.
31114:? '-

,.1§".'1i._V‘RnD::"8i'éo“.,§

; .'€*urni‘s’ture fitanufactory and

VVARE-Rooms,
598 I>'r01u1u‘u_y_. J‘. Y.
UR.\'I'l‘Ul‘.l‘I of every varietv and of the
best quality. at moderate prices. We
li-.ivc the ll‘ll'_'.:‘r‘~'l «.-.st;ii~.lislini-.-ut and best assort-
ll‘.(‘lll- of i'c:ill_v good and siibstaiitial Furniture
to la: founcl in tliis. countrv. to which we in-
l'l’.L"tl1It p‘.ll‘!lCL1ldl‘ 2J.[L|.‘llllOl'| nf Pllfc-hagef,§_
nni-ll?
rétaten Island Fancy
.- " I ‘- ,
._..‘{EIi\i_C- Es'riu:.L1s HIVIENT,
Lfllre 3 Jo/1/ia('.. in £20 I:'7'u(ld1l'(l_g, _\p_ y_
YE Silk.-. \\'on1eii and I-‘zuicv Goods of

_ Q-\«('1‘j?.[l(-§C1'l'pil()l.l. Tlieir superior style
«iyciiig ladies‘ and gcntlcnien"s «mi-moms 1;
\\.i!lf.‘ly known. Crnpe shawjq (1)-‘e',—1 the my,

» v .1
l‘!‘l”|11l1f 01' more grave colors.

All kinds of Sliawls. Curtains. J:_c.. cleansed
01‘ l‘C-ll)/ed. Good: received and returned by
l;.'\'pl'eSS.‘ B.\l‘.Hl~."l"1‘, NE!-'HEws & Co__

311142). .\o. 3 John st., 3 doors from Broadway
Extensive Piano & Illusic Pub-
‘ 3 L I
llsulllg House..-
%4- BROADWAY.NEWYURK,Aui,:us
9. . FOR H.\I.\’l~.'S_. Bll0'1‘{-1}-;1{&, cwmxosz’

--.*;.».--_'-. , 
 "lb-‘\ -\l.I.h.\; .- ?Rl:..\l1L.\l.B0:T0.\ Piano:
“.1 .s. _ii.ii.in: .\ i\i:i~;i>n.ui s .‘lE1.0DE02\'fl,

iluLl:SAI.t. A.\i.) .ul.‘i.\ll. Fox Chin OR u,PRO‘.xt,
f;.‘::’:‘I:_‘FPG'm{-“'1lb‘l’L'Cl:MENl s _oi-ri~:iii-:n 'IO M raw
‘:-._ i‘. -s .\.\D )_i..\i.i.ns. Being practical mu-
.-.c_iiir.. ‘v»L‘t‘.Y‘i‘i1IllllE".?.lill'lt‘ nuv music as re.
G‘-‘*"‘L“-1 {F0111 OWN quarter of the Union and
.,_ , _‘ ‘ . _ v
«:1-‘_1*LkItl1‘e best. to fill orders. Music selected
<_.;_.'ll. may, if not liked, be exchanged within
...~. izioiiili.- for any other ;.i..(.0_.._ Mmic Mum
cd free -;-fpostugi.-. COOK & BR07r}iER
‘F11 343 Broadway N ’Y

, . .

"“" - §......... _ 
 Zn: Pancy Goods.
,‘ - A on cam: ONLY. '
I‘: LRRITT ‘P ‘-\lCl~lOL:‘, 106 Chambers-st..
“*"*"‘ ‘U ‘l 15l1'§‘C‘ Msortmeni of NEW (‘cons in

 

N. Y., invite the attention of Cup Bcy.

; ll'lt‘l1‘llllC,C1|llSlSi.l11g‘ of Silks. Ribbon.-. Dress,

'1‘ " ll’--‘S - ‘ - ~ - -

IIlrfiglggvH231Ly’-C.E‘B;.l1llll)I‘OlLi.€I‘l(:S. llliitc G oods.
H1.‘ ‘ch. 21; Lr1.g‘1)e:.. etc., alltpl ‘.{llllCh they
_“f - ' (1 L10 ions to ,-as pm-elm.
2- l. . 811113

 
 

 H, -€--,V- STOUT & co..
. ..--AL l‘.-\Cl‘l. lll-CR" .2}: W}‘lOLr.‘.<.-1Il<I DEALFRS LR‘
Boots and Shoes.
.‘v'u. -1‘) ’il'arrcn Si‘/‘eel. .\‘ew York, .‘

'i‘llEY will keep constantly on hand, acom

"1 plate stqlck of Good adapted to the want,
in .2OL'.\"1‘l:Y . l~.‘lH.'1lA.\1‘S. 1
. _. , .._ _, yls

. ‘ills. uud all articles of Hi ~—-
/ iman H

V‘ BAllK1«jli'S (lreat Wig and’ Ilaisi-nil?
[J~.\>ll01'y. -139 lhozuiway. New Y0l‘k. Orde1-is
s.:ii'on._:li the lixpi-ess attended to with punctu-
..!ii_v. and in a satisfactory manner Please
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lilillineiy Goods
 Pall Sales 1855,
l.\‘-.\'E() ik L'U.. 71‘: Chambers Street yew
YU1‘k._l1u\'cji:.st openrd their f'all”i’lIfp0r.
:3‘;-:l:.'I!¢1.,|i‘blI.h":. .\..iri.\s, Vi-.‘i.vi:'rs. RIIIBOV-3,
lVi.l.-.l.lll.\t-"V. L u.\l'i‘.~:. L.iCi~_‘s, Emmolm.-m,._-,3
l"! owi.i.~'. 1";--.i'i'lii-zi.-.-_ &c_ inc-.]u.};n,, ,, e'ne,_’l’
.‘<~¢.'-l'llll0.‘llI 0f;\llLl.li\ ER} ARTICLES of tl?e
U‘/-‘-.~‘f 1<}z.~./'iiuIiab.’¢ and Ii’ic}i:'rcIu°" -Slyln
-ll‘! ‘i"."'l\- . ._ ‘’
iii’ cl ‘fl. , .i_ii. Lllilllltll to all M the .,,,.,.,, l,,.,,,_
.x. p1u'i's_,/or can/i in‘ 81:01‘! time. P. ‘3, CO
utllliiu-I ll]!-u.}\V'\‘ll (:‘()(>iI,s_;1u(]dL.n1,,,.= with thfing
.|...,v_\__ _ ‘, " -
u .l .-.i\ 1- ill‘. .scond profit. 01.191-F by1,«u..;-
pi..;upll_\ 1lll(lC{‘I.l't'lllll::;1[,[_(.n(!C,d to.
70 C/mum/)er.\' .93‘ near Bram/'u’ay
-"\‘*“1 ('l’P0-Silt‘ Elle‘ Irving House. N. Y. lvll

\.‘.3«UIEi.bS, Fans, Perfumery and
Fancy Goods,

( 1*‘, ILVERY ilcscription. New stock 101-
spring 'lradc. vo.-ry cheap for Cash, 0;.
de:i's will receive ]:')d‘0l.ll_lll sitleiition.
. OSIIUA W. BROWN.
0 _\liii-ray-St., New Yo;-};_

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 CARPBTINGS.
Rx’ 1"-1-’-‘\1"'I(’N5: Vi’-lvct:-. 'l‘iipcsi.iy. Brus-
i - ~“‘1«‘- 3 5'1)’ and lngniiiii Carpets.‘ Floor

 

‘ ‘Slnllis. Coir Mattings uiivl Mats of all kinds,

and L-\‘c1')‘ article in llie Carpet business.
WM. &« THOS. LEWIS,
462 Pearl-p,t., 1!. Z.