:mtawx%m«mM -
’ , _ , From the Plotzghman.
Care of Stock. 5
At the present high price of hay it be-
hooves every farmer to study‘ well econ-
Qmy',In_its use, to see that nothing which
fill in any form give noiirishiiient to his
Qttlo, be lost-. The poorest meadow
or the driest husks, stalks, oats or straw,
an be used to good advantage.
, 0 do this, is necessary to have, what
m farmer should be without,agood hay
Cutter, in which all the husks, &c., should
‘lo out; also, a feed trough, with a lid—-
III capacity to be according to the size
of the stock, In mixing up the fodder,
hot water instead of cold, should be used
and the mixture suffered to remain from
one feeding to the next. In this way all
the hard stalks and butts, will become
aft and palatable. A very small quanti-
sy of meal mixed in, will serve to make
38 ‘f go down.” The cost of time for do-
in; this should hardly be taker: into coit-
oidoration, for the hay, &.c., niay all be
.au‘eas”c
'§_Ii;_bBI‘0l‘€lI8.Il(I. rainy days, or even cven- 1
.hge, and kt--pi c.:.insiatitly on hand,
Cattle should be fed oft».-ii and regiilar-
,33’,. but S‘:8‘+'t’.=.' qt-ire as much as they will
59: their eathiiig on it soon makes
,18,ti9palatabIe; their appetites should be
'lép.t,Iha.'p, and not too dainty. No lit-
Rlo‘ discretion is tie.-ct-ssary to judge aceti-
ifitely of the precise quantity cattle. need.
‘Luijninatiiig animals I‘t‘qllII"e feeding oi"-
.uriqr than horses; for them three tizii-as
{day is as stiflluiciir. as for men ; and one
bulhel of hay and one quart of meal at a
Sanding is enou-_ili. unlcsis worked hard
Ind constantly, in which case the meal
ohould be increased. There is no need
of horses st:-:::.di;tg at the haymow and
[finding out tons of hay that do them
logood.
For litter nothing in the shape of straw,
or boy, should be used for cattle. Loam
Iprizzkled on the floor is just as good, and
mrvu to increase the manure heap—
I keep: offlice, and prevents cows from
slipping, which is extretnely dangerous
before calving. For horses a:i.l hogs
3ln'e"es. or shavings may be used.
These things may seem small,
they are worth looking to.
In a stock of.‘-20 or 30 head, it is folly
to waste, as is usally the case, fodder e-
lbugh to keep half a dozen or more.
Let every owner of stock who can
yooaibly attend to it, feed out with his
own careful hand.
Providence has kindly done its part in
protecting us from the evils of a short
crop, by prolonging the mild days ofau-
turnn, and it,is for us to be faithful in the
Cork-left to us—-wlu-sli is to see that
nothing be wasted.
but
__..-_.._..__.
Cattle Breedz'7zg.-—It is said in the
London Quarterly Review that the ef-
fect of Sir Robert Peel’s tariff in abolish-
log the duty on the introduction of live
otock into England in 1844, was to rev-
olutionize the cliaracter of Dutch and
Dlnish farming. Before that event the
pictures of the two C0l.lIl[I'I€53 were oliit-f-
I} devoted to dairy purposes ; but IIIllllL7-
diutely after, " the farms began to breed
Itodk, and consequently turnips and Hill!)-
gle‘ wurtzel have been creeping over
Golds, where once the dairy maid cztrricd
the milking pail.” The Jutland beef is
delcribed as being especially savory and
come of the animals sent to England by
the Danes are acknowledged to be equal
to the Durham short horns. The Amer-
icarjis are said to be the best customers
of Great Britain for fziii-by spccinieiis of
otock ; and the prices we pay them
lorgbulls ate described as fubuloiis by the
roviewer, who IlISi«'tnt:e.=, as in p0i11t,[lie
flctthat an Aniericztii urivc, last yr-,'iiT, ii
thousand pounds for tit-2 (:r'leliI“aI€Ll bull
bred by lizirl iluci.-‘, tvliit.-li, by the wziy,
tmforttiiiuteiy broke its lli.w.'l.’.
‘._l‘/re Cu/i/z'i‘a,/.1'mz of Paw/' T7‘ees,_
Haviii_;_; l)L“"ll for :i lt’\\' \I.‘:"'li.< 31110”-_: (ht.
fruit gr-:v~.'.-r.~ of .\l.=-.~'i<:‘:u-~.«'..-_. 1 horror-
that an error ;ll'l"."i‘.ii.‘~ {tilt-)li\_{ flit in in Hit
‘I'e8I’IlIfi'~Il=' of their .'I\‘»’(‘.ll pl-at Irt.-us, ‘par
Iicularly iii pltiniiiig iii.-iii, and to so
great an t-.\;t--ii: iliut -.i.~i.2.-y [‘4'r._-t)ll':‘ ll(1\'t‘:
Illfiost aliaiitl-iiietl llI|‘tr t,-ulitirc, l.ti'tlIL)ll~_{II
they are rrally tin: iiiost \'zilti:tI;le II't'3t_-S:
TIl‘_pl8llti‘li_'_', :t sliohltf bf‘ borne in mind
that the Aiigtrs Quince. will not t-iitlure
the winters of New England, and that
it lathe only Variety on which the p-3.'ir
oueceeds; in all qiiinces the borers work,
and this variety is en-ii more. Sulijecl. to
them than the fruit-ht-aring kinds; but
If the trees are plaiized deeper than» the
place of grafting, tiiesta diiliculiies are all
Qbviated, alld EIIIOIIIPI‘ ail\‘;}n(a5le Obtain-
od,"is all irnporiaiii—-tliiit is, the produc-
tion of fibres aI:.i':c the place of graftiir-_r,
which will spread plentifttzlytlirougli tile
ground, and siisiaiit the tree to ‘.1 gt-ea;
number of years, even if the quince roots
Were entirely reinovetl, and will give.
them a more vigorous grow-tli and doub.
Io or treble the ainount of their pi-ctlur:-'
tiou.
The proper depth of planting ;l_l.';L)i_][
three inches deeper than‘ the place of
grafting. A mound of earth tlirowii
Iround the tree will not be of any avail,
In it loses its own moisture, and absorbs
the moisture from the roots underneath,
onda mound will not often bring the
roots from the pear. 1
Another matter always overlooked Is
the cutting back of trees ; when first
planted they should be cut back to three
or four buds of last year’s growth, and
this continued for llII'l"C years, by wlticli
Iatocky tree of good form is obtained,
Vhich will often produce more fruit and
of better quality than standard trees’.
The ground for pears is mve,» 10,, “Ch
and two bushels of coarse stable manure:
put about the tree each spring, and [en
to decay through the sumnier and «lug
In, and repeated the next spring will
not, in many of the best varictieS,V7l‘:-.i'i In
bring forth an abundant Crcip Qf ,m,,v,,‘,.,,
buttery fruit, honeyed swcetiiess, and U;
Iizo and beauty that would feast the eve
and palate of an epicure.—[M. \-V. Is‘.-EB-
vans, to the Boston Journal.‘
N’ate.—-Although this opinion dirlers
widely from the Comstock theory, it i-
correct in several respects. The quince
Itock emits roots freely when placed in
continually moist soil, which enables it
to provide a greater supply of food for
the ever-slemantling pear tzgee; uni].-r Lhc
lame conditions it is possible. to produce
roots at the union oftbo pear rind quince,
Yh.l“h. m"l.’ ?V'(‘l1?=13!ly IIl:t'£_‘.‘1.§.’3 so as to
rob the qu rice roots of ll='lI!'I!~'llllI!‘IlI, or
Ihe F0 N3 of the lziitlxr iii:-t~.~ have peiietm-
Kid, as is olilull llie t',a.u,-I into ,1 poor, paid
oubsoil, and p(‘I’I~I|t-‘tl,
occurs, the tree r~c:i'-es to be 3.-iw,-1,-{. .c,i_
‘honilll it may :~iiit'iiiii=‘ to lltflll’ fruér’ ii
gnouiiies the ulinra. .-r of’ ii $i'2Ill(l8I'd~——
One Of the prlliciiizti -. .v.i:-~92; of f;\i‘iu,.,,5 in
fi:eI:’{{I)'?!:r”:7'[I‘]C‘Il9(:‘;1Ii ll‘i..- gr-rq-.tt-nt. pi-ale-
_ . ' _ - 51LI__V-.’ll‘&lI]C'LI, thin
00118. Whiét-. the quince loves moistiire
“ ‘°‘1.“ife* 5‘ ‘V'dl'm, rich soil of uiiusual
depth. To attempt. the nliove ni-_:il.m]
I 200,000 cultivated Fruit 'l‘rct-5.
l
l
i
2
I
g..-‘
New Canaan Nursery.
.-.‘~1‘EP1-Ii-;«.\' non 6’: co.
. i AVE on baud and otter for sale at their
.‘€ui‘.~:ei‘ies, situated one and a half miles
. east of the village of-_\’ew Canaan. and three
and a half from .:\'oi~wa1k ;
Apple, Pear, (standard and '.I\\‘t1l'IS,) Pt.-o.cli '
Pluiu, Clicri-y, :'xl.>I.'II."VlI‘3 )on plum uutl peach
stocks.) and =,.gi.tii.cc '1 _
Aiso, sm=.till.i'uits, viz ‘ Ix‘-ttsplit-i‘i‘ii_-::, the I"-ul‘ ,
toll‘. l"r-.tuconi2t aux} (the true) ltcil Aiitwei‘p_.
English I.-‘r0t‘-.-ebei'i‘ie.~5; l'Ju1‘i'iuils. black English
red i.ll)_Li ‘.’~‘I1I‘.c Dutch, superior v-.ii‘ii-tit-s‘. ls;.i- .
bell-.i and Caiutvbn. grape vines. I
Ll::_\..-.:iti-:.\‘1‘.tL’l‘iti:z:s.—Hoi‘sc Chestnut uiouii- I
talii Ash, -silver maple, lurch, spruce, lsulstuu .
l.Il'L1Iltl arbor vitires. For vigor uud heultb1'ul- I
uess of gimvtli, the above trees’ are not excel- |
led if equaled by any in the country. '
::Speci~.tIi'r:gurd has been had in tho.-selcctioii l
of I.I.tL‘ varieties of our large stock of apple‘
I.t‘«.‘u.~‘-, that they in-.iy be such as are of liculthy
st-rung and vig‘oi‘ous growth, abunduiit IIIILI l
I‘t.‘,_{tlIzl-1' bearers and the most valuable iinlrkct
v-.ii‘i~.-tics. These Nurseries now occupy 11101“! ,
ll11'.Il 15 acres 01' land, cinbr-.u.-lug more than ‘
I\"ltl
fl
‘I3
cosni 0P()L1’1‘.-1.«\-‘
ART ASSOCIATION.
Scconrl Your
RR.-‘i.l\'~’.-? l:I.‘llIrI.e.\l'1‘S -"or the S1.v.~co:i-ti. Annual
Collection -vi" this new uutl popular Insti-
tutioii for the diflitsioii of Lit-:i“.tt.tii'e rind Art,
Ii-ave been made on the most L-xt.ten.si\'c scale.
Amongthe works already engaged, is the
flit‘-fuiuetl
“ Genoa Crucifix,”
Wllic-li oi'igi::ulI_v I."i‘.'L 'l‘cii 'I‘liousii.iid Dollars.
In f‘oi‘iiiiiig ilii: lI|.“.'.—‘ Collcctitiii the difiiision
of works of .*\.\.Il:'i'lICAZ\’ Al:'l‘.2l.II(Illlt:¢3Y1COUI‘t1g(3-
mciit of Ainci‘ic:tii gciiiiis, ll'.t\'(‘ not been over-
looked. Coiiiiiiissiuiis lIll.\‘L‘ been issued to
iiiuiiy -til‘ the most tlistiiigtii.-‘lied Aiucricaii Ar-
tists. who will contribute some of their finest
pi‘orluctioiis:. .-\1I‘lOlIgtlJCIl1‘.lI'O three Marble
Btists. exccittcd by the gwutcst living Sculpt-
0I‘,—-HIR.\.\I Powuits :
-’.'-':5oizui-L 'i\'.isii1.\'o'i‘o>.', The Father of his.
Country;
D.l.\iIEL Wi~:iisTt1it. The Stutesinrm.
citi--.-lul and judicious selections of f'oi-cigii
works of Art, both in Bronze arid _Mi1rblc;
Stutiiaiyaiitl Choicc Puiiitiiigs.
The whole foriniiig ti. large and valuable
collection of I’-uiutings and StaI.l1€l1'y, to be
disti‘ibul-ed free among the nicinbers of theAs- ,
it-ociutioii for the Second Year. '
Terms of Zllembers/Lz'p.
The payineiit of three dollars constitutes
any one it iueinbci‘ of this Associatioii, and
entitles him to either one of the following
Magazines for one year, and also ti. ticket in
the distribution of the Statuary and Paintings.
The Literature issued to subscribers consists
or‘t"ne follotviiig Monthly Magazines: Harper's,
Putiiuni‘.-7. Kiiiokcrbocker. BIacktvood's. Gra-
Iiniii't-s. Gtitlovs l'.atly’s Book. and Houseliold
Woi'ds..
Persons taking live memberships are entitled
to any five of the llitgztziiies for one your and
to six tit-z’.‘ct.s‘ iii the tIi.<’tribiitioii.
The net proceeds derived front the sale of
memberships, are devoted to the pui‘cIi:is».- of
works of Art for the ensuing your.
The Advrmzagcs Secured
by becoming 2!. member of this Association, are
Ist. All persons receive the full 1.'(l/ll!’ of
their s11Ii.scr1T;itz'mz.¢ at the start, in the shape
of sterling Mugaziiic Lite1‘att11'c.
‘Id. E-.1cli li’ll.‘ll1DL‘I‘ is c0nt.i‘ibtit.iii_r_r towards
piircliztsiiig clioicc Works of Art, which are to
be disli‘ibi1lcd aiiioiig IlIt‘.IllS(.‘l\'(.‘S, and are’ at
the same time ciic0iii‘:tgiiig ilic Ai'rist.s of the
c0uiit1i‘_y_. tlisbiirsing I.ll0lI5.~d.lI(lS of (I0llt\I‘S
ilii‘otigIt its itgciicy.
Per.-‘oiis iii rcniitti'I.gfumIs for incni'boi'sliip,
will pl-.-use give their ;m.s=/-ufllcc arItlrc.s.s‘ in
f.-1/'1. stzifiiig tlic montli they wish the Maga-
zine to coinim-iic“c.:iiitl Iiztvc the letter regis-
I(‘I'll(l at the Po.-tOl1icc to prevent loss; on
the i‘co-:ipt- of which. :i certificate of 1i1embci‘-
ship. Ioglrlllvl‘ witli the .\I'J.,g':1’/.lII(} desired, will
be fOI‘\‘l'{lI‘4.I(!(l to aiiy part of the country.
'l'lio.sc who purchase Mtigaziiics at Book-
stores. will observe that by joining this Asso-
ciation, t/my rsci-ive [lie .r‘lIa;,ru:inc and _/rec
Tic/re-I in //i(’ annual <II'.s‘lri'li11.'i'tni, all at the
same price they now pity for the Miigiiziiie
uloiic.
Bcuiitifiilly illiislruleil CllItIlOgIIO.‘:', giving
full <Ie=ci‘iptions. sciitfrrc on upplicut-ioii.
For Meinlicrship. 2l(l(lI'CSS
C. L. DERBY, Actttary C. A. A.
at either‘ of the priiicip-.11 0III(.'0.<———
“ I{i".it‘-Irc:‘I.i(*-.‘-.‘..':-i' l\I:igt:_1'/'.liIl',"7 OIHCO, 3-I8 Broad-
way, N. Y., or Westci‘ii Oillcc, 1:56 Witter-st.,
S:ii1tlus:ky,O. ' -16
A New and Valuable Discovery.
B R. H A M’ s
. Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.
"‘gf‘II{.~‘ tlclicious bevoi‘-age is supei‘ioi' to all
i Eiit*igc-i-:tt7iig C\)1'(lI2IlS,S(1lll1appS,IICI‘\‘I11CS.
t\:c..iii ii.<c.foi' the cure of l)_v.<.pcpsiit. Ner-
\’t)ll.—‘!Il'.S.\‘. IiL'f11‘I.-l)Ill'lI. Droivsiiicss. Kiiliicy
lfoiiipl-.1.iiit, Mel-uiiclioly. Dclcriuiii Tl'L‘lllC‘lIS,
lllI.t£lI1pc1‘{1lICC. L‘-fc., as it will iu\'i_g‘ot'tttc and
strciigtlicii, but will not iiitoxiciilc or stiipify.
Pr-i‘=oii.< who have become ll'tlI)III1'diCtl to the
ii-.i-. ol‘T'obacco. Opium and Spiiittioushiquors,
will liiitl. specify and pcriiiuiicnt1‘cIicfl'i'on1tbc
dt.-sire to use those rlcstroyiiig agciitss. by tu-
kin; a botllt: OI‘ two of this
Delicious Medical Beverage.
Iiivigortttiiig Spirit it quick and stir-3 cure for
all fl.-iriule dif‘ficiiIti'és, it being (I. rcgciici‘utor
as well as SI.I'€IIgIlI(3I1f‘I‘ of the human systcin.
l‘::\ClI complaint that the Aromatic Invigora-
ting Cordial is czilculutctl to cure, is iiumcd
on the wrappers ticcompariyiiig each bottle.
and full tlircctioiisfor use am: also iniiintcly
',_-;ivcu.
Price, 0110 Dollar per Bottle.
.PI£EP.‘1REl) B 1'' DR. J)JlRIL'.‘f~‘ I{..-I./ll.
Principal Office. No. 2 Libcrtv strctst, i'\lcw
York. tviiure \\‘llOlt.'.“£I.le orders suoultl be ad-
lrc.-scd. For F1110 by .l)l'lIjt__’_l._L’lrii:i tlii‘oii}_jlioul
the United St.at.t-s.
For Sule by Jon\‘ A. Wizizii, II. N. Si-:.\vi:i:.
Norwulk ; 'I‘. B. Gitii-‘i-‘i'rit. South Nuriviilk ;
I.. M. .-lit.‘-.\'IIOE. Ntgtv Ctiiiuaii : J. W. 'l‘.tvi.oit.
\\"csf.port; S. Piitr. Sontliporl. 1y11
MINNI-I."'O'l‘Al MIN-.\‘ES()’i"A ll
HENRY 1V.[’KEN'I‘Y,
Dealer in Real Estate,
Ofiire, Old Post ()_[]it.‘(' 1;’in'i’:li7ig. T/ii'rt[-.~‘(.,
Et.}’?a.1.11, '.i'iV..'Z.. -".§’_'..
' AND Ilouglit and Sold IllI'Ollg.’,liflIIl tlic Tot‘-
J ritory. Money Loainutl. lli\'(£.<II]1l.’!lI.S I1Ii'l(l(.‘
to the best adv-.iiitug;c and I.-.iii«'i ".\‘-.ti'i‘-.ii1t.‘sr
Bought and Located.
R E 1”]-.‘ R EA 'CL' S .-
Mi\.\'iiso1‘A.—Gov. W. A. Goriiiiiii; lloii. W.
II. Wt-lcli, Chief Justice of .\Iiiiii<:.<ot-.1; Ilon.
II M. Rice, I)cl<:_t;;iti: to CUIlgl'l:S.\'; Riot.-_. llol-
iiiishourl 8.: llcckci: .\l.to:iioy.-: iii. Law ; .\Icssi's.
Ilorup & Oukcs. lliiiikcrs ; J. 'l‘. liU.‘?5(‘l'. >'vci'c-
Lory of the Territory; Airit-s ti: Vuii Iitlcii,
Atttiritrpys 2ltTAh{V(: ‘lf.(.‘V. 1;, M. l‘£IIllll,‘lIiI('lilI_. Rpg
it-tcr -. 5. {UN Jliicc; ’iii. . 0 com )0.
Receiver‘ U. S. I.-rtii-.l Ollicc; '1‘. '1‘. Mziuii, M.D.
New Yoit'.:.—Gilbcr’t I):tvis, ll}.-u. ; L‘-mils.-I
Ci1rtis,'E.sq.; Capt. A. Dt2I’t:yslci‘; . ‘rs. S.
'I‘lminp.-oii A7. Ncplir.-iv ; .\It:s.si‘s. Williiiiiis &
Giiiisii.
l’.Ill.AliIi1I.PIIIA.-—.IOS(:})ll I’;\.t‘i.t-‘xsoii. l~Jsq.,
, l)I'I.‘5IIi'Ii‘ZlI Wci~:tci'n Bunk; Iilcs.-‘i‘:':. l)i‘cxcI &Co..
‘ li.'\I1l{t.'I'E ; ‘:1. Taylor 5.‘ Cu.‘ }.~‘i‘t.-ml, Ward ti‘:
Frtzt-«l ; lliiigiiuin & Dock: SI€(.“i‘.'<. JJIIICF: &- Co ;
fl-.iil«-_v 5,: Co; -‘vlivartl I'ILlI'>‘I». I~‘.sq., Nol.‘.ii‘y
Public; II. My-.~.. . "I2.Aitl)I‘lI(‘_\;' '.itL-.i.\i'; -Ionics
kfllylitrii. .\l. . ., W ‘win Stotevcr. "Ii.-‘q.
I\r:w ()i:i.i-:.t\‘.-.‘..-—-:.i-- “s. li'o\t‘:i. JUIIIIFOII &
C0 ,Il:tiil~-rn.
Vicxstiifiuiti.—-—Mt=r=si‘s. if.-
Ilaiikeri-..
1
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I
dc .I.olinson.
llni2l2
Ayn
..._‘V.,,
. ' Ir‘;-‘-_-3 r_r‘._\r‘.v;.;_j'~‘,::,pi A ‘
rtirt E. fékni .5-. ‘.-:,_§5,,".;,,
f“1flI§ Sub.-'('.i'llici‘ gi‘utcl'tilly :{l;j,li.’_\,|,_
the liberal pzitroiiugc \\'llI('lI li-.i.-= '
fciuletl to him by his friciitls uiitl ifgg-_
;;'t-:ici'al1y, for the fast, I-I y(.’{lI'.<_, ziiiil. ‘:_.g,,_... by
dgcs.
“.‘li (EX-l
But \VlIF.'lI tliist .-«ti‘icl. appliciifioii to b11SlII(.‘5S,‘tU I'.l:.”_-Lil C-tn 4:
1l'..llI‘.'.;s' ()!'.Il‘.‘.llf.l, uni‘. i, _.
Illtll‘rlIIf_‘f: oi” ])IlSI- favors.
of lI;u‘IIt.'h‘>‘. llitviiig §_:,I't:lIIl_}' IlIL'I'L“tl:'l.'tl lii.-. lit-
trilitics in iii-.uitil‘uufui'iiig. liu I:iIIO\\'i)l‘U1)‘tl.l'(.'(l
to ucciitc all ortlt-i'.~: in his lI1‘il“. wit-li proiiipt-
rims and vlcspzttcli. and pledges liiziis-sell" to sell
any HIIII every ui'l.iclu in his line as clit.-up its
tho .~t:iinc article can be ftii‘iii.~lit.-tl by any Slllll-~
I-.ti' l:2.~l-.i.bIii-Iiiiiciif iii the Coiiiity or Shite. Ilc:
I1p0n,any‘other would be fatal ;._,. (,3... ~
hfilllh of the tree, for the Angers q[|in(‘-fl‘
has a tendency to form tap mots, m,i, _,,;
frequently removed.-—-[Ecl. Hort De};
Western Ag7‘z'cullu7'i.s‘t.
To" Cure the D3/speps'lu..——Givc al
hung? ‘I08 3 piece of fresh meat, and‘
Chou’ ‘im till he drops it. I
.‘iu-KI-'llt‘:~'. 'l'l'uuk.~‘. Vuli;-‘L-s, Ciirpt.-l. Ifiiig.-i, lIOI‘SL':
l‘.i':i~lic.~‘. (furry (Joiiibt-', Ctirtl.-‘, Sliitiiiois Sl{Ill.",.
I‘. Shoots, I-‘Iy Ni.-its, &c., ulso all kinds
.2: .”lfllL‘l‘y wzirc, Curi'itigc and Riding Whips,
all kiiuis ull qiiztlitici-1, which will be sold at.
. Goods, Fans. &c.,aI1 cheap forcasli.
Goods of all kiiifi.-:
Bl-.'._‘€3AMl1\‘ 1=‘i>..t.\'stLt.\‘, The Philosopher; -
A special Agent. has visited Europe and niritlc l
Wczil‘. and sickly families. will find Dr. IIurn’s ‘
piibli.-.'s
In coir.-t-.iiilI_\, iiittiiiil'zi(;fiii'iii_-.;‘ to OI".lL‘1', iill lillllls ‘
has on huiul all kinds of ui‘tic'ic.-'. usiiailly kcpl. ~
by .‘<'tlllfll(.‘I'.‘e' tiiivl Ii:ii'iic.<s lIlllI\'«:I‘.~'; Ilui‘i1css,..
} “firm §,’l,iCi1i‘lt_§,\i_C_ilii2i'liis~tAiittitls.
From S. /DI. P('[fI'flgi/l &- Cox's fidurtis-ing
Agency, 119 .i\"assuu-st.. JV‘. I".
The Best Hair Dye.
R. O. M. BALLAI’.I)':i (new ui'tit:lo.-_.i ro-
, ct.-ived the ii i g II c st premium M the
\\’oi‘ltl’s Fair ztiid Aincricun Iit.~:tittttc.\\'he1'e it
‘-HI.“ cxiiminctl by the l.lIIa'I.IIlgIIISlIL:Ll Chciiiists
l.=i‘. Chilton, and Prof. John ’l‘oi‘i‘t.-_v, and pro-
iiouucud the l3I~_‘S'1‘. Eor stile by the bust Drug-
g'I5t..~. l’rincip-.11 Other: and Store, 498 and 500
I;lroadt\'u_v,Netv Yo_r];. Iyll
Artificial Flowers and Feathers.
EW STYLES. JAMES TUCKER, Ini-
porter and Wholesale Dealer,3S7 Broad-
“ ay, near Wliitc Street, New York. The best.
terms for Cash. lyll
D. Ill. KNIGHT & C0-,
13il'UR'1‘ERS AND WI-IOLESALE DEALER:
and 28 Vesey Street", (up stairs) be-
, .1 tween Broadway and Cliurch-st., N. Y.
Combs —Bu1l‘ttIo and Horn Buck Combs, in
-great variety, Twist, Dressing and Ivory
Combs Buttons-—SteeI, Gilt, Litstiiig,MoImi1'
Twist, Bone, Metal, Silk, Thread, Agate, &c.
Brushes—-Hu.ii‘, Tooth, Nail, etc. Linen tlircad
Spool Cot-ton, Needles, Pins, Hooks and Eyes,
Hair Pius, Elristics, Wliulcbonc, Linen and
Cotton Tapes. Linen and Cotton Bobbin, Scis-
sors, Thitnbles, and a great vat-ictly of Fancy
lyll
Eliglis/1, .I<‘re-m‘/1, and Grrman Flurry Gmuls
Wm Taslzer, 10 Park Place.
OMBS of every tiescriptiou niitl style.
Frciicli and Cliincsc Fans, Magic Fans.
iicv-.' and very choice 1’ei'I‘uinery, Cotton and
TllI‘~L)l.1li. Needles, Pins, II()0l{S and Eyes. Satin,
Wax, C.‘-1'-.1! and Glass Beads and Ncclqlluccs, :1
,- l-l1‘g£3;I[1(l e.\‘tciisi‘.'e vuriet-y. Iiidiu. ubbei‘
Dress Buttons fine assort-
; uicnt. Reticulc.-t very select patterns. Pock-
; ct Books. Poi‘t.inoiiic.s, Szc. Iuciudiiig a very
i ltlrge and cxteiisive stock of Fancy Goods,
3‘ Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &.c. Grout induce-
ments will be offered to Cash Buyers. Orders
by letter putup in the best Il'Ifl.IlIlt'l‘.
WM. TASKI-‘.R.
No. 10 Park Place, N. Y.
Illillinery Goods
For Fall Sales 1 8 5 5.
PINNEO 8: CO., 76 Chambers St-i‘ect,. New
York, Iiavejtist opened their fall impor-
tations of SILKS, SATINS, VEI.vi:Ts, Riisiioxs,
TRI.\I.VII.\'GS. GRAPES, Laces. E.\iimoii)t:1ti_1;s,
FLOWERS, FIJATHERS. &c. iuclttding 8. general
assortment ofMlLLIl\‘ER1 ARTICLES ofthe
./lfost Fashionable and Riclierclze’ Styles,
which they are enabled to sell at the very [sui-
est prices for caslz or short Hme. P. & CO,
import their own Goods. and dealers with them
will save the second profit. Oiders by letter
proinptly and cai'cfiiIly’uttt-iidt-ti to.
76‘ C/I(L772l)(’7‘.s‘-Sl , wear B1‘azI.77wa2,/,
And opposite the Irving llousc. N. Y. '1y11
lvll
»
IGS, and all llI'I.I(,'ll.‘S of lliiiiittn 1rIal1'.‘.i.t-
BARKER’S GI'c£lI. Wig uiitl rim Re-
pository, 439 Bi‘o‘.itl\vuy. New York. Orders
t.hrougli the Express :tt.tt-iidcd to with punctu-
uIit_v. and in 21 satisfactory manner. Please
cut this out. 1y13
Combs, Fans, Perfumery and
Fancy Goods,
F EVERY description. New Stock for
Spring Trade. very cheap l'orC9.gh, 0;-.
dcrs will receive prompt attention.
JOSHUA W. BROWN.
lyll 6 .\Iuri‘a_v-St.. New York.
ENGLISH CARPE'§‘IN*GS.
\ EDALLIONS. Vclvcts, 'I'apt-stty, Brus-
1 sols, 3 Ply and Iiigruiii Carpets. Floor
Clolli-s, Coir Muttiiigs and Mitts of all kinds,
and every article in tlic Carpt-t l)IlSIl)(‘FS.
WM. & THOS. LEWIS,
452 Peurl-st., N. Y.
lyll
The Cheap Cash Grocery Store.
IIE Siiliscribcrs would i‘cliii‘u tlioir tliunks
to the public for their very lIl)CI'd.l patron-
age for the lust three y0{ll‘S, and llicy hope that
by strict attention to the wziiits oftlic coinmt1—
iiity, and by fair and Iionorublc dcitliiig. to
I1Il3I‘lI3l).ll(l receive :1 coiit-inn-.~.iict« of ll1l,'II‘ foi‘inci'
custom, believing us they do, that they can.
and do sell all goods in their line, at as 67180}:
{I rate and as of good a qualify us can be found
at any other store in tlic cotiiity. Tlicy are
now offering great b:ii‘_u:1ins in 'l‘eas_. Stig'ui‘s._.
&c._. and would invite an exmiiiiiation of their
large and fi'cs.Ii stock of Groceries itnrl Provis-
ioiis. G. IIOLMI-IS «If C()..
No. 4 Skitl<Iy's: Illock.
The Wonder‘ of the Age.
EXCELSIOR 1“:iiiiiIy Staircli, :1 >‘ll})’cI'I0l' tir-
ticlc. and as ch ‘RID as tho coinuion starch
now in use ; it prt iiccs 21 llctiiililiil Polisli
tvitliout gtiniiiiiiig the Iron or 1"tibi'ic. For
sale by the box or paper, by ALI.l-ZN. MEE-
KER A": ($0., who can furnish it to dealers at
I-‘-.ict0i‘y prices.
RITTANIA. Jupaifd and Silver Plated
_ Wares. Englisli and Am0I‘lCIll1 Knives and
I-‘orks,nt F. H. NASIPS.
South Norwalk.
SUGARS-—vc‘ry cheap and Iiaiitlsonic, at
3 OLMS’I‘IiAD’S.
Lime,
llic Ilarrcl or sinull qlIIIl1III_‘y‘, tit
GEO. W. S.\II’1‘l-I'S,
South Norivalk.
B"
Guns. Guns.
NEW supply offiiic and low priced double
and single b-.ti‘i‘cI Guns. just i‘cc-eivt-d, by
WM. C. S'I‘EI'}'I'.
A
izhoice and Selected Teas.
CIIESTS ol‘Gi‘ceii and Black Teas.
:' Coffee and 'I‘t-us. \\'{l.l'l‘l‘|IltL‘tI to please ;
in price ttutl quality, they (It.-fy siipci‘ioi‘ity.
‘ (l. ll()L.\iES & CO.
; ,~ - Peed, Efeed.
3 F III-I siibscrilicrs kccps coiistuiitly on hand
every tlcs-c1'ipt.ioii of Ft-ctl, which it will
‘tie it pleusiirc to still to his cusloiiit-rs at all
times and no gI'0\\’lIl)gj. Give us :1 call.
IIOLMI-IS & CO.
C.-*.I.II"()ll'.\‘l.-\. l‘V:LI1L'}'. Ilosluii. Soda. Bitt-
ter and Picnic CI“.|CliC‘l'.S. :II- I~‘lTCIl'S.
OILS E OELS !
' OILEI) and Raw LIII.‘-‘f'l.fLl Oil. \‘i'.'1I'l‘llIlIUt.l
l)IlI‘t.‘.
lilcuclictl. lilt-pliant Wliitlc. I.-uiiip ()il,
Rosin, Lord and Mttcliiiic Oil.
Pure Ne.-:11.-‘I"oot.flil, l‘oi‘.~‘ulc by the btirrcl
oil‘ rcluilctl, at lowest ]‘2lIL'!~‘ f'oi‘piii‘c llI'IIClL'.‘~‘.
' WM. C. S'I‘REE’l‘.
Bttrning—IE‘I11iifI:_
‘-‘IADE from 95 per cent. Alcoliol. for sale
_L by IV.-ll. l).1lAIGII’l‘.
Saddle & Harness Establisliment
-.7 ‘ v rt
AT Vii I-ISTPIJRI.
7i‘IIE sitbsci‘ilici'\-.‘ou1tlinfoi'niIiisfi‘itriitlsuii¢I
the public, I.lltll.l1(;‘ has now on liunil til.
his csLaililishiiiciit,cast side this Bl‘I(If__,"t.'_. oiic ol
the largest and best -.i.ssoi‘tt2tl stocks of lIai‘ii-
Sttrldlcs, 'I‘ruiilts. \':tl;sc.~‘_. czii-pt-t-liitgs,
bl-uiiltcts, whips. fly-iicts, Sutldlcr-‘s Iiurtlwtirc
:.iiid S‘.tdtlIci".~‘ Goods III 5.;‘ciici‘:il. over b‘cf'oi'e
0ll‘crccl in Wcslport-, and lie \\'nIIl<'Il‘C!i1i0ClI'1llly
solicifuii uxmniiitilioiiofliisstock. 1:’:-pairing
iicu.l.Iy, clicuply, :tiitlpt'o1nptI_v tloiiu. All or-
ders cxccitlcd ivilli czii‘c,:iii<l \voi‘l-;wui‘i‘:iiilcd.
WM. .IONI£S.
falélillii E“t’I}Z-l&‘.'§.‘ :i."v3r%.";:?.:€§E’E'.
‘ {AVING I.:l.l\'(.‘II tlic IILW biiiltlitigtuljoiniiig
the store of .\Ics.si-:<, Allcii, .\It-ckci‘&Co._.
‘to SIll)SCl‘Il)Cl' 1'0spt.-ct.l‘iilly Cllllii llic :lII.L‘III-loll
‘ic public. and t-.<pcci:iIl_y the IIIll:lI)IItl.1lIS of
Hull l.li.-ii‘ IlllCi‘L‘SI. iii btiyiiig their iiicitls ofliiin;
~ li:u iiig I'(t'.‘.IlIlIl‘>' for obl-uiiiiiip,‘ iiiy Flock at the
lowcst [iI‘lt"- s tlllfl st-lliiig for cu.~‘/I, 1 mn coiifi-
iiu.-zils at iiiticli lower i‘itl.cs fliuii tliosc who sell
on credit. My l)l‘~.:-IIIUS23‘ is l.I‘tI.ll.‘-‘tI(‘.I(‘(l on the
1"”-St ll0fl01"-\lil-: motlioil. the one price system.
INN‘-“'I".%' 0“0 Drico bt.-tfci‘ thrtii it tIo7.cii.bcsitlc
5l“'I"g 3 I-.‘.'I'L'=lL deal of liint: iii bitiitci'iiig‘. All
who wish. can lmvc I-l:(.'lI' Ii!t':tl;~' F4:IlI- to their
(l\\'(3IllIIgS, I'I'(_‘() OI’ U.\'1)l.'li.~‘l'. liy Iiyiviiig the of.
dcr. A call is rcspt-ctfiillv S.(iV;5-fIItZ'(l.k
iii-.-.iiiiI'ut;t.iii't-re prices. Orders tliuiikl'ull_y re-
cit} Coll. TIIFIIIH. ftu'ci':tblc.
I‘ioi‘iv:tIk, Aug. II.
:ECKTTl‘JI-l.undCIi.cese# Qiiiéxii-it quality at
OLMSTEAD’S.
WM. ll. SWAN.
s'r‘i«:i>it {Al IIAYI-ZS
Knapp’s Circulating 3?.-ihrarv
IS the place to get Fcltlllllg clieup. ‘Tot-ms
only one cent per day.
tli.-tit in .-‘zi_yiii_u‘ I can l‘ui‘iii.-‘Ii CII.<IUIIICI‘S with l
‘ :\' L-'I:I-.‘.\'Cl.{, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS ,
I
l
(i
\».. ilk iiiid \‘iciiiif._v. to his c.-.f:ibli.sIiinciit.-
' ~' i ‘HIS kccpiiig lll\\'Il_YS ll. ,uootI :l5‘.<Ol‘I.Il]l.'llI. ;
. ‘H 31-‘ -. ' qiiztlity of iiicitts, srl.-i‘vciI tip in the
IiI.‘.~L ’_vlt-. Ilo lit.-licvt-s they will _‘_EI'L"-ltly con-
i 1 ‘Union Hall
CI.’0'1‘HI‘NG STORE.
THE Proprietor of‘ this for famed establish-
ment, would Inform the iiihttbitants of Not‘-
walk and adjoining 'I.O\V'l)S, that IIQIIIIS on hand
a good assortinciit of. Full and Winter Cloth-
ing. }\'lJI(.‘l.I he is selling iii. great bargains;
t-lioso tvuuti-ug uiiything in his line will find it.
to their advantage to give him :1 call, as his
experience in the business and facilities for
cari-ying it on, euablei-i him to furnish the
some articles for it less price than those of less
experience possibly can. My clothing is all
made under my own supervision,consequently
is b-.-ttcr made than is generally found at oth-
er stores; 1-ulsohuve at larger stock on hand
than any other store in Norwnlk, so that the
ptirr:.Imser has u better assortment to select
froiu. I am also receiving duily additions to
my already large and well selected stock.-
Souie very nice Vests and Pzuits new patterns.
In addition to the above I have 8. good its-
soi-iment of Gentlemen’s Furnishing Goods,
consisting of Shirts, Bosoins, Collars, Sus-
penders, Gloves, Cruvats, Stocks, and all otli v
er goods usually found in Clothing Stores.
N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the best manner and at. short notice. All
goods bougI.it- of me will, if dcsirvd,be cut
tree of mt-pciise, to the Piii‘clirist-i-.
. THOMAS RILEY.
Norwitlk, September Ist, 1853.
Trees
A T THE SOUTH NOR W./ILK’
N‘ ‘U’ 23. S E E. Y .
IIE Proprietors wish to call tlu- attciitioii
of tlicir custoincrs and the public to tlwir
choice stock of Fruit and Ornniuentul Trees,
consisting of Apple, Peru‘, Plum, Cherry,
Peach, Apricot, Quince, Strawberries, Goose-
berries, I-F/rite BIuckbcri‘ics, iiiid blttck Naples
Currants.
Norway Spruce, White Pine, Balsuin Fir,
American Spruce, Arborif-.15, Weeping willow
Horse Chestnut, Mountuin At-‘Ii.
Also, the pure Red Antwci-1
raiit, and hold ourselves reap
being the pure plant.
GEO. SEYMOUR & CO.
fC?Wc wish to cull prtrt-iculur attention to
our large stock (bciugtlie l:1l‘g’L‘SI-Illtllc State)
of dwarf Fears, of 30 or 40 cIioi_cc varieties.
TOMB STONES AND
MoNU}v;e;N'rs
The Norwalk Marble Yard,
JV‘eai'-the Bridge, .-\"or‘i:.~al/Ifi. Conn.
EPULCHRAL Monuments 3; Grave Stones
of every variety of patterns, and of the
most skilful wot-kgnnnship, The best assort-
ment of Americanund Foreign Marble, kept
constantly on hand.
Personswishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble Works, are invited to call
and give it personal inspection ofhis material
and workmansliip, as this will be more satis-
factory than to plll'Clll.lSL of Agents without
an opportunity oftc-sting the quality of the
urticlc contracted for.
w. The Lettering and Oriiuineiital work
is executed by cxpcriciicctl workmcii. and
can warrant it to give eiitirc sutisf‘:u:tion.
J. M. SMITH.
Hardware and Cutlery.
Mec/ia+nz‘c's Tools. Fu7‘mz'.r.'g Utensils,
Gzms, Pistols, Iron and Steel,
lVz'mZow Glass,_ Pamls
anal Oils
I-IE Subscriber has now in store, and is
constantlyreceiving direct fi'oin the man-
iil':ictui'ei‘s. ll l211‘_l.{0 supply of Foreign and Do-
inestic GootI.~‘.uiidcr the above tlciioininatioiis,
ivliicli makes his ussortiiiciit of articles suited
to this rii-.i1‘kct. equal to any in the state, and
which will be sold citlicr wliolt-sale or retail,
on its f'av0i'ttblc tcrins as can be piircliascd in
New York. For list of articles and prices,
purchasers are reqtiestctl to call and examine
for thcnisclvcs.
W.\I. C. STREET.
~liich we win‘-
‘c for its
Shaving and Hair-dressing.
HE Subscribcris still to be found at. his
old stand, west siuc the Britlgc, ready to
Serve his custoiiicrs in all the dcp-.ti'tiiiciits of
Shuviiig, Ilair Dres:-iiiig, Ilciitl clcunsiiig, &c.
His many years cxpcriciicc in these bmiichcsi,
he deems ‘J. sullicit-iit giiitrtiiitcc of his ability
to please till who may f-.ivoi‘ him with their
patronage. I’:trticuIui‘ attciilion paid to the
cutting and di‘c.<siiig of children's hair. Sick
persons waited on at Ill(.‘ll'I‘0SI(ICl1CC9. He has
also, all the leading JOIII‘II11lS of the day, for
salc at his Ni.-\v"s Depot. and is Agent for Ad-
ams &. Co's E.\'1)l‘L‘SS: all packages left to his
care, will be proniptly l'oi‘ivai‘tlctl.
GEO. W. JENNINGS.
22 May 25, 1855.
FINE :iss:o1'tiiiciil- of 1301i-_-iniuii Ware, coit-
sistiiig of Vases of inost c-kquisitc finish,
not to be excelled by iiiiy in New York City,
for the pri Also, it spltiiidiil iissoi-tincut of
Ilolicniiuii Cologne BottIt~s.f'i'oi1i5s. to $6 the
pair, at '1‘. I5. GRIFFITIPS.
Cheap for Cash.
III-I Subsci‘ibci' would offer for sale. cheap
for cttsli, French and .-‘l.iiicrican Window
Glass, all sizes ; rich Fancy China and Bohe-
iniun Ware ; lino (lcriiiuu Accordcons and Vi-
olins. Call and CI\.'2\Il)Ill3.
T. B. GRIFFITH
no
vs
Par-Ian Ware.
HIS rare and most. bcatitiful kind of useful
and 0i'i1uiuciitaI W:trc.sliotild bc secii by
all who Iiuvc 1!. taste for the bcaiitifnl. It is
impossible to describe this tvai‘c, it must be
seen to be {\ppl'L'CI‘t'll-0(l. For sale by
T. ll. GRIFFITH.
Axes.
OLLINS, Tenicks, I‘IL‘lI(IS and otlici‘ makes,
with and ivithout littiiillcs. Simon's boy-‘ti
axes and hatclicts, all of which are \\‘ilI'l‘:l.l‘.tC(I.
and for sale by VA. CI-IICIIESTER.
_.-. . -_.._._ "‘
’.ll°ea.s.
HE Sl1l)SCl'IlJL‘I‘Slt'f.‘L‘p coiisttiiitiy on hand it
large supply of fresh TEAS. of all qualities
and prices. Don't l'oi'gct to call at
IIOLMES A’. C:-"3.
Mexican Guano.
IIIS celebrated l'ci‘t.iIi7.cr.wliicIi is pro
nouiiced by .\_L;I‘ICI‘llII1I‘(Il Chemists and
others who have IISL‘fl it, to be iuiicli supvrior
to all utlici‘ vitrictics. may be had of the sub-
scriber‘ in tiny qlI‘.Il1I.II_\'. -
E. VA. CIIICIIESTER.
School Books.
LI. the Books used in the Union and other
I’ S(.i,,,0]g, con: :lllil_\’ on Iiantl, and for‘ sale
ut the lowest I)I‘I(‘("£~‘_. tit I{NAI’I"S.
Fuznps.
I-‘I‘~lI*‘. .-\.~‘.-t«.)i'tii1eiil. of Ptinips, consisting
of Well Pumps. Wcullicr Proof for Wells
otkiiiytlt-ptli, both I-‘orcc llllll Suction, Hose
and Pipe ttttttclietl.ifivttiilctl : Cistcrii Pumps
(Io. Vru-i()IIS tizss :_ Ilrziss and Iron Cullentlers,
at F. II. NASII-‘S. South .i\"arn~all:.
U’I‘LERY.—A splendid assortiiiciit of A-
mcriciiu and Eiiglisli Cutlery, both table
and pocket. Please call and examine. at
Cf-IICII I~IS'I‘ER-‘S.
Tiii, sheet Iron &. Copper Ware
I” cvc:-y (lv:~:ci‘iplion constmitly on liuiitl
and iiiutlc to order; also Roofing’. (iul.tc1‘s
Coutlitctors. etc. All ortlt-rs puiictiiully at-
tended to at C. «b K. LOCKWO0I)"S.
Zllztils.
IN l.1IJtllIi.fIIt‘S-' to stilt piirclinst-rs, at lowest
1-ittes, at C-IIICHIu'STER’S.
I _URE Silva-1'l.cti«l for stoves and iiiacliincry
at, 1<‘.li. NASIFS.
So. .:\’orwu/1.‘, Ct.
'V‘fl£I)DING CARDS and I"Iii,-,;i'ti\'t‘tl Plate
fiiriiisliod to ortlcr, by K.\'APP.
W"C1'~<ivir Bars.
'.OLII) Steel and Steel pointed Crow Bars,
for stile bv WM. C. S'I'REI5'I‘.
Plated Ware.
COM I’LI'§"I'l~l :issoi‘tint-tit of PI-.t‘.t~d C-.i..sl.ors,
_ C-.ikc I}:-islrcts, Spomi;-‘. Iliittt.-r Knivi.-s.&c.,
&c., at (). S. CI.ARK"S.
CAMPII ENE mill Iinrning Fliiitl, the bf‘?-II.
inaiitif'iicttii'cd. for sale by
C. LI: E. K. LOCKWOOD.
NEW Btickivhcat. Flour at
S. E. OLMSTEAD.
.- NEW ttSS(II‘lTnDn Crockcry.Chiiiii and
Glass Wu1‘c.j ust i‘cc’tl , by
ALLEN,MEEKER, & C0.
_£9liYE¥é§9ES- N
, co1.E1itrs‘2.1Nx:.
Between New York,,a'nd Norwalk.
‘ Fmve 50 C,’-mm.
OT.IUI‘.l.—-'II1L‘ HART.
Capt. JOHN COLLINS. .IR., on and after
Monday Oct. 15th. 1855. will leave Peck’s
Dock, South Norwulk, on Mondays, Wednesl
days and Fridays at 8 A. M., on the arrival of
the Dunbury Cars. Returning, will leave pier
east side of Catherine Street, F. R., on Tues-
days, 'I‘hursduys and Saturdays, at 12 M. arri-
ving at Norwalk in time for the Daubui'yCtirs.
Furmt-i‘s and others will find this it most de-
sirable couveyuuce for sending their produce
to market. For further particulars apply to
Capt. JOSEPH BYXBEE, Agent,
[Oct. 8, 1855.) South Nortvalk.
Danbury & Norwalk Railroad.
SU.-\Ii\lER ARRA-.\'(}l'il\lEN'l‘.
Co.\i.\ii:.\'ci.\'o M.u' T, 1555.
Trains run daily, (_Suuduys e:\‘ccpted,) as fol-
lows:
DANBUIEY TO SOUTH NORWA 8.
Is! P(I8S_‘(‘I1g('7‘ at 7.00 A. M.—-Arriving at
‘ South NOI‘Wtllli at 8.10 A. M. and contracting
with the 7.00 .-\..\I. act-oruiiiodutioii train on the
New York «I: New Ilax '_‘l\ Railroad from New
Haven. Stopping at all statioiis.
‘Ind Pm-sc—ngcr at 4.30 1’. M.——Conncctiiig
ut South Normilk with the -1.30 P. M. :i.ccoin-
motlzttion train from NPW Ilavcrt. Stopping
at all stations. Pits:-:cngcrs going East l'rom
South Norwalk. will take the New York 4.00
in M. L-xprt-ss train to Ili'itlg-.-port and New
Iltivt-n, and the -I 30 I'..\I.tICCOI.I’llIIO(li\IIOI1 triiin
to all stations East. of Bridgeport.
3d Pu.-s:-nger and Freight at G.-I5 P. .\I.——
Arrives at South Norwztlk in time for passen-
gers West to take the r. xt. express train
from New Haven. Passing the 6.00 P. .\r._pas-
scngcr train from South Norwulk at Bethel.
BOUT!-I NOEWVALK T0 DANBURY.
Isl Passmgcr at 9.20 A. M.——Rt-cciviiig
passengers from the New York and the New
Haven, 7.00 A. M. Accom. Trains, and arrive
at Ditiibury at 10.30 A. M. Stopping at all
statioiis.
2:! Passuzgc-r and Frciglit at 1I.15.--Rc-
ceiving I’assciigers front the 9.00 A. .\I. train
from New York. and the 0.35 accoininodution
train from New Haven, I‘L'CL'IVIlIg' and landing
passengers and freight. at all the way stations,
and arriving at Ditubnry at l.00 P. M. This
train will wait 20 iniiautcs, should either train
be delayed as long. .
3d Passmgcr at 6.00 P.M.-—-Receivi.1gI’t1s-
sengers from the 4.30 P. .\I. accommodation
train from New Haven, and the 4.00 P. M.
Boston Express Train from New York. and ur-
riving at Dztiibury at 7.10 1’. M. Stopping at
‘all stations.
Stages from Ridgcfield Centre run to Ridge-
ficld Station so as to connect with the 7.00
A. M. and the 4.230 P. M. trains, and return on
the arrival at the Ititlgcficltl Station oftlie 9.20
A. M. and 6.00 P. M. trains. .
HARVEY SMI'I‘H, Sup’t.
N. Y. 84. N. H. Railroad.
I355. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, I856-
Cmimn-nt-ing Dec. 3, 1855.
Trains to New York.
From .:\'¢-w Haven. ‘
CCOM.\IODATION.—At.5.1l0,7.00 and El 255
.:i. .u. and -1.30 I’. .\I.
The 7.00 A. M. and -1.230 I’. .\t. trains receives
passengers from the Daubitry l"tuili'outl at Nor-
walk.
The 9.3:’. A. .\I. train receives. passengers from
the II:irl.I'oi‘d. Sp:-iiigliclil. New London and
Cuiiitl R~.iili‘outls: zit. Nut‘: Iluvcii, and froin the
Naugattuck RdIl.I'O:1lI at lirldgcport.
EXl’RESS—.'Xt 1.45 P. .\i., (in connection with
Express Train from Bo.~:tou,) receiving pas-
sengers from the Canal and New London Rail-
road ut New Ilztvcii; from the Ilousatoiiic
Railroad at Bi‘i(Igcpoi-t-, stopping at Bridge-
port. Norwulk and Stziniford. At 8.25 1-. )I.,
stopping at Bi‘idgcpoi‘t,No1‘waIk rtiidStunifo1'd.
SPECIAL TI{AI.\' loaves Norivulk at 6 A. M. for
New York. -
I"Iuu.mlonz':: Railroad.
I’ztssciigci-s for Ilon.-‘ntouic Railroitd will
take the 0.35 A. .\t. train to Bridgeport.
Drzzzbzlry &‘ Norusallr Railroad.
l’usseiigers for the Duiilinry «S: Norwulk Rail-
road will take the 7 and 9.255 A. _\I., and 4.30
P. M. trains to Norivalk.
Trains froln New‘ York
For .t\”rw Haven. ~
.-\cco.\i.\toii.t'riox.—.-\l 7 A. .\l.. 12.00 .\i.; 3.20.
'.lIl(l -1.00 2. .\I.
E.\'I’ltI-ESS TR.-\I.\'.\,'-—AI. 8 A. u. and 3 P. M. for
Boston, Vlll New II.:‘.\'t.‘Il, II:ti't.f'oi‘d, Springfield
and Worccsti.-1' : I.ll0 8 .i. M. stopping at Stam-
ford ziiitl Bi-iil_ccpoi‘t ; the 3 P. .\l. at St-.iinfoi‘tl,
Norwulk and I}i‘i<lgcpoi‘t.
The 8 A. .\I. ti‘u.iii coniiecls with Ilousutoiiic.
Naiigattick. Cuiiul. .2 New London Railroads.
The 3.00 run. triiin connects WlI»lIN8.l1gMl]Cl-I
and New London R:tiIi‘o:1d:=.
The 7 .i. u. Accoiiiiiiotlution and 4.00 I’. .\I.
trains connect with Danbui‘_v Nortvalk Rail-
road at Norwiilk.
Traz'ns_/'rom. .\"i.-to I"ur/r In ./\'urwr1l/.-.-—-At.
7 A. M. ; 12 _\.i. ; 3 (express), 3.20,-1.00 and 5.15
I’. xi.
Trains from .\'urwr1Il.7 to J\"ew Yor/r.-—-At
6. 6.4‘. 8.15. and 10.52! .t. .\i.; 2.18 (i-..\'.), .'i.a‘5,
and 9 30 I‘. :.i.
Tr(1in.s~from J\"oru'n.Il.‘ to .N‘e-In Hmvnz.—At
9.15 A. .\I., at 2.20. 5.00 (ex). 5.33 and 6.15 I’.)[.
See large bill of‘ udvertisenwut at theSt:itiou
Houses and Hotels.
JAMES II. HOYT, Su/i’t.
FOR BOSTON
l-IGULAR MAIL LINE viii. Stonington
R for Boston, Providciicc. New lit-tlford and
Tau1nt.ou—-lnlitiitl route, tvitliout dchiy, cliuiigc
of cars or liztggitgc. carrying the E-.ist«.-rii Mail.
The new Sit‘dlllt.'I‘S I’LYMOU'I‘II ROCK,
Capt. Jot-I Stone, and C. VANDERBILT,
Capt. W. H. Friizce. in connection with the
Stouiiigton and Providence, and Bostoii and
Providence R-.tiI1'oatIs It.-uviiig New York daily
(Siiiitluys cxct,-ptctl.) from pic-1‘ No. 2, N. IL,
first \v1iai‘f'abovc B-.tttci‘y place. at 5 o'clock,
I’. M , a1I(ISt-Olllngl-()II at 8 o'clock," I’. M., or
on itrrivul oftlic iiiail train which leaves Bos-
ton at 5,230 I’. M.
These stctiiiit-rs arc tiiisiii‘p-usscd forstrcngth
safety, speed, coiiifort and clt-gancc. The of-
ficers are C.\'[)L'I‘I0llCC(l and attt-iil.ive.
The C. \’ANl)ERllIL’I‘, from New York-—
Moiitltiy, Wcdiicstl-.t_v and Fi‘itl:t_v From Slo-
ningtoii—'l‘tit-stluy, 'I‘Iiursduy and Saturday.
The f’LYMOl"I‘Il ROCK. from New York
—-T1Il‘S(I:\y. TlIIII'.‘~‘(l£I_V' and Saittirtltty. From
Stoiiiiigtoii——Moiitltty. \\'ctlii(:.sduy and Friday.
I’-asst-tigers on iu‘i‘ivn1 at Sloiiiiigton, pro-
ceed iiiinit.-di-.ttcI_v pt-i‘ l'tlIlI‘O1L(l to Provitlcncc,
Boston. Tutiiitoii and New Bctlford, in the
I*}.vpi‘css Mull 'I‘r:iin. re-.icliiiig said places
several liours iii udvaticc of those by olher
i'oittes,unil in uinplc time for all the early
Morning Lint-s couiiccliiig North and East.-
Pitssuiigt-rs flint. pi‘vl'ci‘ it, rt-niztin on l)t_)9.l‘(l the
stcuiuei‘, ciijoyiiig rt iiiglifs rust uiidislurbe.-«I,
brcukfiistiiig if tlc.-sirctl, and leave Stoningtoii
iii the 7.00 A. M._. ti‘:i.in, coiiucct-iiig at Provi-
(leiicc with the II A. lII.. train for Boston,
Tuuiiton uiiil New llctlford.
A Ilnggitgc Muster ucconi}iuiiics the Steaincr
and Train tlirotigli each way.
'I‘Iii‘oup,Ii tickets on .\loiiiluys._. \I'c(liiesday.=.
and Fi'itl:i_vs:, for Ntiiiliickc t. lloliiit-s‘s: Hole and
Wood's llol-.-, viii New lledl'oi‘il. coiinccting
with the IIUW stcaiiricr l-Jatglc Wing.
For pztssugrc, berths. static rooins oi‘ frcigIil.,
applicutioii inuy be inudc at DIUI‘ No. 2, North
River, at the ollicc. No. 10 llalfci-y-place.
Pall Trade, 1855.
III-‘. Subscriber‘ has in store,itiil is daily
receiviiig, (}l‘Ul‘(')‘l(‘§‘, 1’/‘uvi'.sz'o7t.v, Flour,
Fe-ed.&c..v.~Iiicli be will sell at the lowest
market prit-L-.-‘. Coiistinit=i‘.= are iiivilctl to call
and cxttriiiitc for tliciiisteI\'cs.bizlorc piircliasiiig
elscwliere. (lootls. (Il.‘lI\‘t'l‘l.'(l l'i‘i.-c of charge
within it I".'lI~‘()ll'.‘.I..'lC distance f'i‘oiii,thc Store.
II. FITCII.
Crockery,‘ China & Glass Ware.
NE of the I:.1r;,rt‘.s'I, riclit.-.s-I and bus‘! srlerfed
stoi-ks of Ct‘ockci'y. Glass A‘. Cliiiiu Wares.
to be foiiiitl in Norivulk. can now be FUCII iii
the slnre of the SlIl_|SCI‘II)£'I‘ at South Norivalk.
togeflicr iviih it gciieral :tSSOI‘In10lll. of Groce-
ries, the . till ofi'.'li‘.cli will be SUIII :1‘. cxceediiig-
ly low prices. G. W. S.\lITII.
ELF-Sliarpeiiiiig Hay and Feed Cutters, the
best. in use, wai‘r:tiit.o>.tI and for stile by
Wlll. C. STREET.
Celebrated Shztving
KNAPP’S.
l
i ‘ Hay Cutters.
| UL IS IIAUEIJS
# Cream and Toilet Soap at
'Joit.\' Mt:.\‘itoi: «It Co.. Rue
New Ydi~1'E‘§il‘d I.iv‘o’rpool '0. S.
MAIL‘ ST-EAIVIERS.
HE Ships cnmposina this line are the fol-
lowing : _ n _
ATL.-\NTI(‘., Capt. W_’est..k P.-\r:ii~‘Ic, Capltlflye.
BALTIC, Capt. Ctiiristoc '. ADPJATIC.
These ships have "built by coptract err.
pressly for Govcrnnit-._iit 'scrvir.-t-._ Every care
has been takoii in their cr.mstt‘uction,usaIso in
their on ines to insure strength and speed,
1 [1 ‘g ’ (1 1'0 s "01 passengers are
ftllf 1: cu‘ accouinio II I n. i. ‘ ’ - '
unt-qurtlled for elegance and comfort. Price of
passage from New York to Livcrppol in Itrst
class cabin, $130, in second do. Sta, exclusive
use of extra-size state rooms, $325 , from Liv-
erpool to New York, 30 and 20 guineas._ An
experienced surgeon !§_t_t_t\CIl(('i3tIr to each -‘I-I111’-“
No berth secured until -ptii or.
For freight or passage apply to EDWARD
K. COLLINS J: 130., No. 56 \VullI-sé.,GN.R1. ;
BROWN SHIPLY 16: Co., Livcrpoo ; . . OB-
ERT-3 &’Co., No. I3 King's Arms Y0.l‘(I[,) Londpn
Notrc tune ( cs
Victories, Paris. or Gi-:0. ll. Di:.ti>t:it, Havre.
The owners of these ships will not _ be 110- 1.
cpuntuble l'or gold, SIIVUI‘. bullion, splccie,_:)epl‘-
e ry. precious stones and ms-trtls, un (:53 1 S
of Iading are signed thcrcl'or, and the Value
thereof tlicrcin 0Xpl“3S.°"(l. ‘
Shippers tvill pleas-> i:ik.: notice that the;
ships of this line Ct\I]:!Ui C:'.l'l'_\' any goods 00'-I-3
tmbttnd of war.
N. Y. 81. Liverpool Packets.
' IIIS Line of I‘:t(:l;--ts will h4_-1'(_-;_1f[f.‘l‘ be
composed of t1i«.- l‘<-llou-’.i-g ships. wl.-icli
will sail from New York on tlzc titli uiid froiii
Liverpool on the 21st of ouch month.
in the trade and L-voi‘_v uttcittir.-ii srivvii in »-i.- '
sure the Iiciiltli and comfort of rliz: p:i_-_-viigI~:-.<. '
Drafts and Bills ofcxchangc for any amount.
drutvn on all the principal Billll{6.‘l'l-’. oi’ Europe.
For freight or passage, apply to
CORNELIUS GRINNELL
87 Soutli-street. New York. or to
BOWMAN. GRINNI-ILL 6': Co.
Fcnwick Cll:lInI)t.‘l‘.~3, Liverpool.
cates by the above Linc may be pI‘O(‘lll‘¥.'lI on
application to the Gazette Office. 31
Tapscotfis Line
or LIVERPOOL PACKETS.
Einerziltl Isle, (new) C‘-hiinboruzo.
Slmmrock. (new) 1’hilztiitli1‘opist,
Albion. new) Forest. King,
Curnbriu, (new) Robcna,
Queen of'CIippt.-rs, (n) Houghton,
Driver, (new) Richard Morse,
Dread Naught, (new) Iiossutb.
Northampton (nctv) Glance,
Coosawuttee, (new) Helios,
City of Brook1yu_.(iiew) Consul.
Wm. Tapscott, Ct-nturion,
Benjamin Adams, Compromise.
Arctic, Nvtv Iliiinpshire.
An urtic. Constt-ll-atioti,
Empire. Ifiitlerwriter,
Progress. West Point.
Andrew Foster, E. Z.
Ruppahaiiuock, A. Z.
St. Louis, Hut-er.
Galena, Adrizitic.
Charles Buck, Etlivord Stanley.
The X Line of London Packets.
Amazon (new) Hendrick Hudson,
Sout-hamptoii, Palestine, (new)
Nortliuuibcrland. Devonshire,
Ocean Queen, American Eagle,
Margaret Evaiis.
In the foregoing list will be found some of
the Finest Ships afloat. their Sailing Qualities
and Accoinmodittion l'or Pas:-:eiigers are nuc-
quullcd ; and it. is intendctl that two Packets
shall be dispatchctl front Liverpool for New
York every week.
From London the Ships sail cvcry altcriiitle
TIII.'RSD.\Y, and poi-soiisseiitliiig for I.llL‘I1'I'I‘I€.‘IItIS
f'rom Eiigluiid. Scotluiid, or any part of the
Contiiieiit, cannot possibly do better than sc-
cure their passage by this Favorite Line.
Money remitted to Eiiglund. Ireland, Scot-
land. Wales France and Gorinaiiy. The sub-
sci‘ibcrs continue to rt.-init money in large or
small miiounts, 1.-:i_vul.iIc in all the pviiicipal
Cities and ’I‘owns of the above named Coun-
tries.
PIJFSOIIS resitliiig in the country, and wisliiiip;
to engage pits.-::igc for or st-ndiiig money to
their lricntls can do so by minitting the amount
I0 '1‘. CI: Co., with full tlll'CCIIOIIS_. which will
ininictlizitcly be uI£L‘Il(lt'll lo. and a. receipt re-
turiicd poi‘ first iii-ail. Adi rcss,
TAl’SCO'I"I‘ A: Co. St} St.-ntli-st.. N. Y. ‘ or to
I‘.’.‘.I. ’l‘Al’St‘()'I"l‘ A". Co.,
_ . S€..Ge0i‘-go's Ilitiltliiig. Liverpool.
IVILLIAM 'I‘.ti'sCo1"1'. l~loi:;-:ii‘i‘ Ll-I'l‘IIBltIl)Gl-I.
P. S.—Bills of Excliaiigc, or I’:i.ssngc Certifi-
cates by the above Linc in:i_v be procured on
upplicatioii to tho Gzizcttc Ollice. 32
WILI.IA.\IS & (,'rI.‘lON'S
Enligratiou and Foreign Ex-
change Oflicc.
N0. 40 Fulton Slrcct, N'cw Yaw‘/:,¢m(l
Wlltfl/‘l(I0 Road, Liverpool.
The Old Black Slur Line of Packets
Sailingpiuictimlly,/‘run: Liverpool on the 1.s!.
62‘/1, 111/1. lb‘!/i, ‘2l.slm.'¢l Zlitli of t'(l(.'/I mmit/1,
and C0)ll]1I'i.\‘r'tl1€‘f0.’/owing splcmlid ships.
Uiiivcrsc. Caiptuiii Bird, 1700
Jacob A. \Vcstcrvell. Hoodless, 1600
Win. Rutliboiic, Spencer, 1200
'I‘icoiidcrog:i, Doyle. 1300
Princeton. Russell, 1400
Irene. Williams, 1200
Silu.-‘f§i'ct-iimmi. Szp-slicer‘, I500
Levia.tb:ii;, Iiiiupp. 1600
Wm. H. l-Itti‘bcclt. .‘-Ii'.i‘sIiull, 1600
Guy .\Iaiiiic1‘iii;:, Freeman, 1600
Wasliiiigtou, Page, 2000
Ent.t.-rprisv, Funk, 1000
Aberdeen, Knapp, I000
Ricliurtl Alsop. Smith, 1000
Niagara. Sziiitli, I000
Dc\Vitt. Cliiiton, Funk, 1300
ftlarrnitin, II:I(ll(.‘:»'. I000
Sutitltisky. Borlitnd. I200
Owcgo. Hubb-.u'd,_ 1500
Robert Kt-Ily. IS:1i‘st.ev.‘, 1400
Now Ship, Edwtu‘dz_=_. 1750
Those Sliipt-‘ arc the most magnificent. t-li-at
hnvcbct-ii built. "l‘ho_v il.I".’. coiiiinaiidcd by able
andu.\‘pci-it-iici-tl Ciipt-.tiiis,i':iiiii:tI for thoirnau-
tical skill uuzl kind I1'i.'11lmL'l1ItO cinigrants;
and their a.ccoininoil:itioi1.s for C-ubin, Second
Cabin, mid Stcerugc p:is:-ti.-ngt-i‘s.:trc vastly su-
crlor to those of any otlivr‘ Linc.
The Ships fl.ll0W:lIICL‘ of provisions comprises
flour, out-uic:iI. brcutl. potatoes, peas or lJCi‘.Il5,
rice and viiiegtii‘, wliicli is dealt out to the
ptisscngcrs once oi‘ twice at week during the
voyugt,-. at the ratio 10 1-2 lbs. per week for
cacli adult. and half allowztiice for children
uiidcr 12 years ; and in :Ifli_IIlIOIl to the above.
:1. fiirtlicr ullotvitiicc, ?|L'L‘('iI'LlIlIg' to a latte act of
the Britit-‘Ii P:lI'lIf\IlIt'l.1i. tiro oz. tea, Ii-.iIt lb.
.~sitg~ur, and Iiztll‘-pouiul l!Iivl:1S>“.'.“, to each adult.
weekly. with tlii‘cz.~ qtt;ti-is \\'aI.L‘l' daily. In all
cases wlicrc any of the p<‘r.~OIIS paid for de-
cliiic coniin;r ottl, the full piissitgc money is
I‘(,‘l-lll‘ill“.l t-.‘itliouf any tlctliictioii.
l‘v.~i‘soiis i-tssiiliiig in the country that desire
to .'Zi"lI(I ntoiicy io liI0.'Il' fciciiils iii the Old
Country, and vs}.-l:'~.iig to save time and ex-
pt-iisc, ctiii luivc it ilflllv“ iii :2. .satisI‘a(‘toi‘_v and
correct iuutnici‘, by cut.-Ins. .g by post, to the
sul)sci'ib-:i'a the sittu ivliicli they wish to S=.‘I1(I.
with the imine ~.1titI:ttltlrt-as. ofthc party who is
to 1'ccci'.‘c it, it‘:i-::i -.1 di':tl't- on the nearest
Ili'r.iic.Ii to limit‘ i-c‘-‘lull.-::c-c will be forivurtletl by
the first Sic-.iznt-i‘ ivllli as iiuich pitnctiiality 213
if the pé.‘.l':-“J11 .-‘cti«lZii-,; it. ivzu; preseiit, and 11 re-
bv next niail.
9 iv
coipl. l‘Ci~tli‘lll.‘4l fox‘ the in.'_i..._,
I’. S.--Bl'il.>' of lixcliziiig-3. or 1‘;\.=.=-age (Tortill-
upplicution to the (i:i7.rt".t- Ollicc.
‘* -V ‘t I!‘ Iv -L ‘fiC‘
B7;J'3i3:...?i"’.’.-3.‘-*..’.,*-.= 45% Like.‘
I-‘ 0 ll S A L If.
The Iliiiltliiig Lot i‘cccii'tl_v owned anti
occiipicil by (}:ipt. Win. Allen, on Flux
Ilill. is olikervil for stile on very I‘(“lS0!ll‘t-
blc tcriiis. lt co:i.~E.<ts of about 1 I--1-.icI‘c.s of
good Iziiid, witli i.iiiiici‘ous thriftyaiidv.‘c1I-
_-_rt~o\v.'ii fruit, amt .-'li'.i.:lc tn.-cs Situltllllg tilt-:['o30n;
the CL‘ll‘.II' 2-.i;-I !'t‘-iiiit‘i:=.ti:iii of the l'oi'mi\i~ bn_i;.l.
big, fl-it; .-‘tun--. vrzilk.-, it iicwly crctrtml pin}.-.~ 1
-'ilii:t2.e-I upnii
:3riulb T\'oi‘iv:iIk
titcs ‘.\.'.ll-\' l'i‘oiu the Depot
_ _ Any pci'.~‘oii \\‘l -:
n:.-, it r.~!;.-‘ml l‘.\.“IIit)l‘i, both plczisuiit .
lL‘ulI.l|_‘.', wiii mid tiiia 2.! i‘-are opport-uiiifv t.
.-‘or f'tirlli:-r p:ii‘ticiil.i.i'~‘« inquire of Mr. J-,:l.;=,
iiiiupp nvui‘ pI'8lI‘if'~l‘.33, OI‘ of the o'.vn«-i‘.
JOIIN S. WILI.lA.\IS.
No. -10, Fulton st., N. ‘i'.
EVLOUI‘-. by the load or less quantity, ut
0I.MSTl-I‘.D‘.~‘».
F. H. NASIPS. .
- Lead Pipe. at
South Norwolk.
, Bi-t.i.tt_‘.‘.~.:i3.'_. llII(l by the fllllllhll‘, Ur.
i New York Post (mice.
9 tfI‘_V ton ii.
' of .‘.":.-iv.-‘p~.iptii‘s :-—" I
5 t.i:ipt:r.~; in iccomnicui
._.....~........_. . ........-._ -...
Aurora, ' Captain R‘. L. Bunting, 1300
Coiistztntiiic, .\Iuc:i.tIiick 1400 2-
New World, H. Kiiiglit, 1500 E
Albert Gallutin. Kelly 1500 i
Asliburtou, W. K. Briitlisli I000 l
. A
These vessels (".0Il‘I])[‘I.°.Il the vs-r_v best s~:h'ip:<~
i
‘; oi-y, .-*.v:_-rt-ion to Society Love of
P. S.—BiIls of Exchange or Puss:igo Cvrtif'i- ll
cities by the ubcx 7} I.i:it.~ may be procured on ;
:1 well of go-ml uiiu tie.-'.'ei' liiiliiig W{1I.L‘I', '.v2f.li .
i'ciiccl't‘i,iiitiii_v; tlil‘ .~'fXH1~'.’. «$13. It is t,-Iigibly-,
lift? 11I:.llll i'o:itl leiiiliiig 1‘;-oml
I0 I‘zi1'iv-it, and but :i f'cw-iiii=i-
. .
piircliaise at :1 V~"l‘_V‘ low price, ‘.1 inosf. b«.~aiitil''.. :
uid dc.~‘ii‘:tlvlt' l='\C1’.'lO!l for it co:inti'.V I‘L’.“Iflt’I‘.."". .
Woonnu \V.ireiaii¢lIlatslusliccf‘Lt-:u1'a:i:l ‘
MEDICAL ADVISE}! AIVD MAIL-
RIAGE: GUIDE.
I.EYI:l~.\""I"II cditioii, 3-10 pact-s, cloth, with
nearly seventy-tivc color»;-it .:~ugi‘uvi1ig.=.-—-
repiwscutiug all the tliscusl-,-i ofthc guuitul or-
gans of the male and ft-malt‘ ; the most con.-
,plt._-_,to and practical work on the pliysiological
tnysticrics and i‘évcIrtt.ioii.'-3 of the i:.:ilt- niip fl,’-
mule sexual systcnis ever publi.<ht.d_. with tho _
latest experiments and di:scm‘t-ri<‘s in I'L-px‘o-
diiction. It illustrate.-s nuutoriiicailly unCtIull_v
with the plates eve.-r_vi.liing
male or fcimtle genital systoius;
ccrtuiu cure of all diseases to ivhicli tlit-_v ‘.-.i‘t-
liable; from the secret habits of youth and ex-
cesses of iuaturc age, as inipott-iicy and inno-
cent or uiiforst.-cu affections, syphilis (primary
and constitutional) gonorrhu-r, I.oI&IH10I‘I‘lIllgIl.'_.
etc., with numerous ceitilicati--5 of the mofil
Linp:ii‘ul1eIr-d cures ever pet-formt-d. Every
pL*l':’f)lI, both inurried and single, should read
this \‘t‘1,iI‘li. Sold by Stringer 5; 'I‘owusend. 222
Bi-mt ii‘. the I$i‘o‘.t«.l'.v-.i_v Po:-it Oflice 422
Larinont,
ll: l.’».-.u_lu stre»-t, corner of I5I‘0‘dl.I.\V'I1y, New
york, for-iiit-ily from Paris and London. Price
iiiuilt-d free of postage to any address, se-
5!
’ Address all letters Box 844
curt-ly S(‘{I.lL‘(I.
1y4l
Extmcts from IS-".'i'.oi‘i'.il Notices of f1numl.u_-1-
Ve (_‘.()ll(.‘.lI1' with the other
ling Dr. L-.11-uicnt FIIIII his
-..-oi-k.”—-[Couri~i:-i- deg Etiits Unis, German
Die RI.-forins. Sunday Dliptllcll,SI.REltS‘Zl:IlL1lI§{.
Nulioiittl Deiriocrttt, Day Book’, East.-3 bI..i‘v.IL(ltIl“‘-I.-
I-‘.:iIi‘.i.‘n.y Advoc:-.te. Empire City, Police un-
z.‘-tic. 2:.-w ‘rot-ii I’ick, 1;:-uu-.-wick Times.
GRA'.i. IS I
Just Published: A New Discove-
ry in Medicine I
I~‘F.W Words on the Riilioiial Treritmciit,
witlioiit Mt.-«Iicine of Spei‘rual.orrht-it or
I.o-‘al Wtinkness, Nf.‘1'VOIIS Ilebility, LOW SD11"
it-‘. I.~.i-.-ittizlt-. l.'t'o.-ttltiit-1:.» olllie Limbs and Buck
lizcli.-po.<itio:i and Iiiczip:icil_v for Stutly llllfl
. Inibui-.l)t1lliicss ol'Appi'0licnSi0¥1:L0-*5 0‘. —“““'
Solitude,
', TIulI(lII._'7, St-If-Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache.
I IiivolI.intu.ry Discharges, Pains in the Side. Af‘
Face, Scx- l
; ft-ctioii of the Eyes. Pimplcs on the
- ti:-.1 and other Infirmities of man.
Fri-m':'1 of DR. B. DE LA-NEY.
'l‘lic important. fact. that these alarming com-
pluiiits may easily be removed without Jfl-rli-
cine, is, in this small tract. clearly demonstrzz
ted : and the cntin-l_v Il(_".V and highly success-
l ful trt-utniciit, as adopted b: the Author, fully
5 explaiiied, by nieuns of which every oneis ena-
bled to cure Iii'ni.<c!_/" perfectly, and at the
(ms! possilile cast. avoiding thereby all the
, utlvcrtised nostritms of the day.
l Sent to any adtlress, gratis, and post free in
g a sealed envelope, by remitting (post. paid)
'3 two postage stamps to DB. B. DE LANEY, N0.
, 17 Li~pt-nard Street, N. Y. 6m'37
2 A Marvellous Remedy l
FOR A MABVELLOUS AGE II
I-Iolloway’s Ointment.
rm: r.=1m..w) F.xn:1i.v.—zI. R1-.‘.li1-.‘f)I’.
By the aid ofn lni-'.‘l'0.~2-?(11=-", we son millions r-ii IIIII9
°I-Wlllllgs 011 the stirliicc ol our bodies. 'I'!ii‘-nigh 111939
this Ointment, when rubbed on the skin, la curt-loll to
any organ or iiiivard part, liiseiises of the Kidrioy.-t,
disorders of the Liver. allbcti is of‘ the heart, Inflamma-
tion of the Lungs. Asthma:-2 Laughs and Colds, are by
its means elfecttizilly cured. l~1ver_v housewife known
that salt puss:-5 freely Ylii-uiigzli bone or meat of any
tliicknn-‘-‘. This hmliiig Illi:II'1:‘llI for more l(‘.'IIlII_\' pon-
etratvs through any bone or llc.-IIi_v part of the living;
bo-.l_v. curing the must tliiiz,-gt‘-r:.iii.< Iu‘.'v‘:\'I'-.I complaints,
that cannot be reached by other incrins.
Erysipe-(as, Salt R/l£'Ill7l &' Scurlmtic Hunters.
No rcineily has ever done so much for the cure of dis-
eti.-ie-t of the Skin. \'.‘li:itcv«~r furru tlir-_v may ussume, as
this Ointnient. No case of Stilt Rho-uui. Scurvy, Sore
Ilo-ads, Scrofulu. or E1-yitipelrn, can long withstand its
intlut-nee. The IIIVPIIIIOI‘ lms traveled ov_er many parts
of the globe, visiting the principal l11,ISpIl.:‘.l9. -lispensing
this Ointment. iriving udvico :1»: to its iipplictititin, mid
hurl tliu.-4 been the iziv-:ii.= of restoring cotintlcss nzimlyers
to health.
Sore Legs, Sore Bre-asts, IVouml.~r 5' Ulcers.
Some of the most scientific atirgeons now rely solely
on the us- oftlii.-: ~.vou~.Iorl'ul Ointment. when having to
cope with the wot‘-it CI!“t‘i of sores. wotiuiis. ulcers,
_'(Il'.IlIllll.’lI‘ 5-”-\'L‘lIIII;[~‘. and ttiinors. Pr(ife.<.<ni' Ilnlloway
her». by Cdllllllilull of the Allied U0\'eX'lIlIl€I‘.'d. tlisipiitclic-I
in tin: liospiltils of the I-jrtst, litrge sliipuio-nta of this
Ointment, to be used L1'.l|l‘.'l‘ the direction ofthe Medical
Stall’, in the Worst cases of wounds. It will cure any
joiritta, even of '20 _vt-an" etstutiing.
Piles mirl Fi.\‘!IIlI1§.
'i".:r=.-‘c ztinl otiit-r -iliniltir IlI.~)Il'L‘9.wII1g C'.i1:‘lpI..rI1DI.S can l-0
i.-iluctiiztlly cured ifthe Ointment be ‘v\‘L'll rubbed in me!‘
the parts xttiecteil, and by UIllt.'l‘\‘vi‘O(5 following the print-
7--I tlireclionl around e-.:r.-ii (-01.
Both the Ointment mid l’i!1's slia1u’t./ be used
in lite fallozcing cases :
Iliiuiou.-«i L'.Il‘I1‘_IlI;{0 Sore I.:-gs S'vVEllL‘{lGI:3.II\.lB
Iliirns .\ierciii'i:i1- S-ore Ilreztsf '4 Still‘ Joint:
('liuppcil- Iiriipti-_>:i.~i Sore I‘I(':.U.l.“ I'Icn‘.-J
Illlllllrl I‘il-as ~'.,-r»,- Tlii‘-:-ntri Vent-real ::‘oi'9s
C'iiiIbl:iiiis l‘.liciiiu;i'.i--iii .\'-ii:(-5 of ull ‘\'i'uiiux,‘i-I of all
Fix-liilzm Szilt Illir-iiiii k' .-Is I ‘ ‘s
flout "kin Dist
‘'3‘,.* Snlil :t‘t flit .‘I:uiiI
S0 .\Iui«I<.-n I.uii--. .\‘t:iv \ . 4 -"I2'lIIl4_1~1_,_iull'.'II.
rind by all i‘L~.-ipt-.-t-_;,l.lt- Ill‘Ll:_,’;.',’ISI§. and IIL'l‘il>'£‘~i of .\I'.'llI-
t~.iue< ilimtigh-iii! :lu- l_'ni:.».i _<:;m_-,-,m,,1 ;;_.._. L-it-gigmd
tvurl-I. iii I’-vl~l. at ‘.5 cs-nt.-‘. 1-‘: cents. i:i:‘.:‘1e.icIi
_13ii“I'Imi'ei.~i cuu.-i-I-:i‘:iblu .-i-.ivi'.ig ‘-.~_\' tiikiiig the lurger
sizes.
N. B. I>ii't~’:tioiis ft-i‘ [be '_'iii<l:irir.-3 of patient: in cw".-i'\'
-II.-U1'IlL'I‘ tire uzli '.-.- -‘.5 :‘u I’.v!. 1;.-‘.:';i
‘,1 EAD S: l“L7I.MICll‘S Proton i\Ii,»l‘.ilIic Fire
Proof P-.iiiit.—-'_I'liis iirticlc is at-kno\vIed-
gcd by all who Iizivc used it to be superior to
ally other Paint in use. It is proof‘ against.
the action of the iv-mthci‘ and fire, and is
cheaper tliuii -.iiiy other points in consequence
of it-‘ tatkiiig less oil to lI1l_‘\’. and covi-riiig,-‘ much
more .~‘zii‘l‘iict-, t\t‘i."c as tiiiu-.1: -is stmw. Give
it :1 trial.
E. VA. CIIICIIESTER. Agent.
Zinc Paints.
IIE Sub3ci‘ibcr offers it full assortment of
the C‘3lul)l':.1I.L‘(I Zinc Paint-s, comprising
snow tvhitc, white. pearl and brown, ground in
oil. iuuiiiif'ucltii‘t-(1 by the " New Jersey Zinc
Coiitp;iii;v." and for sale at their-lowest prices.
WM. C. STREET.
Paper.
LARGE Assortmeiit of Note, (something
new and very beautif'tiI,) Bath. Letter and
Cup I’-moi‘. at KN.-‘II’P'S.
Siedges and Hammers.
tuci‘.-i. all -337.:-s. lust rcceivctl b"
To Persoiisibuut of Employment.
The Great Book of the Year!
Flll_l}l thn I-Iilitors of the Philadelphia Post.
" \‘.'t.- think we may safely pronounce this
to be the most thorough and valimble work on
the Empire of Russia that has has yet appear-
ed in the Eiiglish laugtiagc."
plllll. Cotirir.-r.-—" Truly it vttltiable Vi'ork-—th¢.-
grout Book of the d-.t_v.-"'
Seml fin‘ one copy and try it rmzoizg
3/our _f’rz‘r77rl.v.
\‘.'.-ii-k for all and work that p:t_vs—Iu selling
in t-vci‘_v County in the Unitetl Statics, our new
it-.;i~k on the “ ~‘.t‘.~:si.t.\‘ I-liiiiiiuz,” and other
popiil-.ir 1'ictoi‘i:iI Book.-‘. Terms. Catalogues,
I [)k‘SILlf._!‘L‘, on addressing,
ROBERT SEARS, Pitblishci‘.
I81 Williuiii-'sl.., New York.
SEND Wit ONE Cot-v. Single copies of
Hz" \'i(=l‘k On " RUSSIA.-“' (the most L‘lC‘"l'lllI.
ttiitl ust-f'ul Voltitiie of the Year.) car-el'n1l: en-
vclopctl in stout paper. and l'oi‘ii.‘urdcd at. our
7
HIUNI. lit-iiiitlliil tllltl pt-1-ft:-ct cnpi.-_.~.-_
'.\:"-;:..1’L-1‘.-‘o ‘ v.‘i.-liitig.-; to not us Agoms, any-,
do it -2‘-.2»: IJ'.I C1‘-.ii .-‘vntl for 11 Sl‘it_*'.‘llII'\‘Il
(.15-l'l':t' of IJUIII $3.25, Suit fret: l.‘t)t)5{g;-C343,) gm}
out-.iiii froiii one to two Iiuizdred subscribers.
I tifsigiilzig. .-\tltli'-c:-'.-' its :Illu‘v"_'. .‘&l
I
1 i 2!
, Ploughs. _ .l01IgI1Sll
. Ii.-\I..l.’S No‘. 3 Plot‘.-.;I-..s.llic best f'i:.r this
,, _ tlistrict of any I’I«..~u;tli in iii-.1i'l;4;i.
Ritlgclicld Ploughs-—-l't-ckskilI I’l0ii;r;iis, .\'o'-.=
L‘. ‘.-’0,. :t~:itI ‘ZI.
I-T.-._c‘le I’lriiiglv.-‘_ ;\'u''-‘ D, C, ::n:2._ 1u.j.,f.«_i;~ --‘.29
at «_'-is-t. C1‘.*lIll_3:_'.~‘ for :.:lim.‘i- I‘l:.i: ';.-
W:tt't'iiig‘s. ‘.l'.“.I 4‘. S’l‘l.'l-Il"l‘.
‘will find it r‘-.i::ii)l,L'It‘
KN_—\l‘I’ ::.
, Horse Cari: For Sale.
l N\I§V'III{ bet-ii iiscd and will I.--- --nitl 232'.‘
l
ztii-.l 0I‘.’Z]/«IN I’t:‘2i.-,~-
uss:ii‘tiiit>iit at
1 'B;\SKb]TS of (‘\'('l'_V ch-<~i~ii-iioii and in nu: ;
Il.»\.IG}I‘”l‘~':_<,. '
iron and Steel. '
FULL us.~oi'tnit-nt of Iron and Steel suit
oil to this iiiui‘k-cf, ju<t received and fgf
WM. C. S'I‘I‘{E1§-'[‘_
quztiitity at
I .:1\l'.' l:_‘i'
-S»‘TL'-1RT‘S Extra No. 1 -.\Iol-.i;lies‘rtt
E. OLMSTEAD.
]_')':I‘II1l)-llllg‘ to the ,
with it fullf
description of the causes, syuiptoins, and most 5
Agents wanted in t-v— , -. . .~.
From the 5
ulcer, glandular swelling, .~till'nc-ss or contraction ofthe
q'I‘O.\'I~I an .1 BI-.1cksmitli's Sledge: and Harm .
K J 3
WM. C. STREET.
I
1-‘ruin the Editor of the American I"biI:tdt.-l-
‘ -.iii.i Cuiivzissiiig Circul-.ii-s, l'oi‘v.'ardctI I‘:-7,-Q 0; .
risk and cxpciise to any l’o.sl.-Ollicc. on the rc- =
ccipt oftlic It._-mil Prict-. ’I‘nin~:i: I)ot.i.\iis=.A.
.'.:u-ly :".‘,.\plIL':1Il(‘iIl is-: IIt‘.L".‘*‘.-“.'.l"t‘ to vi-t~;;;~.; (gm F
\'0l'tIIIl\‘, ‘Mill 1?. ivcl‘-boiiiiil 5_3u.b‘:ci‘ipfi0ii llock. :
to lie dc-livc~t‘cd at it certain time to be an-‘t‘ct-tl
on. .‘-‘.'.V.,'_»' in thirty or forlv d:'.v~: lflmui tlit-Orin).-.‘
1‘.I‘:‘.I g
i‘ilIl)SI:l S(_TII()Ii.-H155 iii v.';.iit of (‘I"l_!/0"‘,
“I I 1 <5
I , J Jr ,
. l.!'_ .':."‘.>”:,‘.:y" fur
‘ .- —-- i.'o~;tivo.'-ticss, In.f,
‘Hy, l‘£limtiii::tisin, F9\‘o1.
.<, Irrititbility, Infl:i..*r.uu-..
_ the Brezist, Sitle. Bttt-_.,
. . .
1”C“‘I-hi‘ l.~'irnpI'iii~.t~:, ,x~.;_,g{-1-_ Indem-
_':‘i Pizrgittive Med.
'~ rz-uuxrno. and mu-:h sit,-'1
prcw.-:i:ed,‘it' as ham.
Nu Pt‘r'on r-- it I K. :i'h:\"?IL:r‘:' ma” freegibmec
- ~‘ - -H vu-: \\ill.(3 ti (.(I.sII\‘k it 0
. L ..t .a_ it 5.0011 gen:-rant.’-secribus gm
1 _ "If. “:II.lL'..‘IIlI£IiI.jl1{\'i'iJ£‘f‘?I uvoide
H‘ .‘ "r "P" I 3"“ .ll1i'~H‘1-:t‘s LL. -‘t it rmtxi purp-.ttiv-
'Il.:s is alike tX"._M*t|' (‘.,.,t. 1: , ., " . ’ ‘ ‘
Bi‘-iottst 7’;-r‘tii . I A 3 ‘- 0'1"’ ”"mI".t"‘m5'“'n
~ - A ' --It-tits. flit-_v nil t-and :3 Uecoxng (
5. . tl, . .
pro. .112‘ t. ~. i.-..:t.;i .t..,‘mi uuvj r.,.r:n;.}_ 3,. distempe,
(..
_ -3- 5, I'I'\ 4.
E0714. llc-:ii.Iur~‘u..,_ 0
arid I.i.‘n‘,.,<,
clue is not III(..-._~
no.-:.< until -an -,
wl..‘t-Ii load the hcarsm zit} .,,-L.,- (33 lallld. Hence
l‘E‘lJi‘.DI(’ f.iitul_v physio is of the fir,-t g,,,,,,,,n._,,c,,,
the public hcizltlx. rind
r‘ *- ..
mth CDIIFUIIX‘
thl-i Pill. li-is bec:i’pcrfec’.e
to meet that tl£'l'lJ'r‘JId. A
v. 1- .4 bi‘ I’l:'.'.~iici' us‘
his '.Sl‘.€)‘-\".'1 results .'-‘..l‘I'§1ts:£i_an
." ‘hil"5.’~ ll-iflii ' I‘-’i‘v\'Il of an)’ :!.cd.icine. Curl
liure .I){‘.".'I nfftrr . w.-.3. 1,-‘ii-.1 I.-clicf, were they not 311'
st "I‘.IlUT..l by psrsoizis oi slirh (suited position 3,
':l ':r.ir:tr:-I as to forbid the -fins; iv _ nz" an-,t,,,,f.,_ ‘
orig the cmineiit. gt-uthmcii to wliom in ;,
cti to refrr for thee-tr l‘r.'.-9-3, are
no:-. Y.-.r.i::-.vTi.\'u i‘.lnr‘r. tl.-~ distinguished tau
%""'1‘. of Nvz‘: York City. " '
DOCT. A. HAYES. Przicticz-.1 Chum},-,g of ;_
:-rz. azirl Geologist For the St;-,‘-fie of M,
L-‘r.-r-‘., and Tilt]
J
A ‘C. :1, of the Ci‘._v of Lowell. '2-xii’) l‘-1:: =_fi_.-jg 1.3
.' in his 9:;-‘ensive pr.-.ctic:*. ‘
XI. . S_ot"i‘lt'.‘.'it:it, I-7.5.1., orie of the first :31.-
-;':~-iizts in ;\'e'.v York City.
". A. DAVIA, .\I.. I)., Stiff and Sir cw
I_?.:irr-d. States: Marine Ilospitsti. at .’_‘l., ;t1g_-,5
Did space permit. we could give rn:'..",v l~.i{}ii;i.-
. li ?!:’.IT‘{‘."-, from all parts ‘.x'l‘im_'.;~ the T1113 )1;
it-‘ on 1I".'.'-(I, but evidence even more czinvincing th
2‘ - ca-rtiiicares of these c~miz~ont public 11393
<‘:o‘.vn in their effects upon trial. "
'l'ii=~=r:- Pill.-t, the result of IO? '
:.:ud_v_ in‘: ofik-re-J to the piibli-;
inns! :-oruplctc tvhicli the prcsv:
They are comp-1
- -.3 rlitiyzs iiI(‘I‘I'I9“‘IV'eS, but of the me
' y of ‘.'c_s;nt:1?:-In remedies, nxtrzicteu
-'‘-‘l in rt. state of purity, and cornbi
S
. 'cstigal:'on :;
the ‘best 3‘
' afixzztce can :tfi'or:I.
I .’
I D! €071-ct‘
.-‘ysteiri of compo.-rition for medicines. has been fou.
in the Cherry Pet.-tor:=.l and Pills both,’ to product
more eliicicnt remedy than hcri liitlierto been c
initial‘. bv um’ process. The ?EZ.‘S'.‘J1 Ii-L perfectly (
viouz. While bv the old mode of ccimposition, I
.--ry medicine is burdened vrith more or less! of ac
rnrsrziomt and injurious qu:=.litic~.., by this each in.
91?»:-t is present. All the inrrt and nbttoxious qu
‘tries of each substance employee are left behind, ‘.
.:iv_mtivc virtues only being retained. Hence it
st-lf-evident the effects should prove as the); hi
proved more purely -crviedial. and the Pill.-5 n,sur
more ‘pm-.'crt'ul antidote to dist.-use than any otl
nzedicirie knotm to tilt‘ xv rid.
As ici.-1 frequently expedient that my med.i'c=
€l.U‘.1ilI be tzilscn eiiider the counsel of an attendf
l"hysi-.ian, and as he could not properly j_ud e :.
remedy tsitiiout knowing its composition, - -Ia:
supplied the accurate Foririulze by ':vliit-Ei both
Pcctoral and Pills are made ‘co the whole body
Piuctitioner.-2 in the United States and British Am
i-:-.m Province.-‘. If liowcvcr there shot-.ltl be 1
one who has not received thcni, tht-y v-ill
promptly furwurtled by mail to his cdtlrcss.
Of all the Patent Medicines that are of ere.-1, ‘L
l‘mv would be taken if their composition was knot‘
'I‘hcSr lift: nonsi.-its in their niysstcry. I have ‘
m;.‘str.-rics. __ ,‘
T} o noiizposition of my prcparntiotg_s is luirfuj
to all men, and :-.11 who are competent to judge
the subject freely acknowledge their nnnvicti
of their intrinsic incrits. The Cherry Pectoral \
pronounced by sciciititic men to be it wonder
medicine before its effects were knovv'n." Many A
IIIQIII. Pliysiciruis lizive declzirerl IlI( ~r‘p'<L%HP thing
my Pills, and even more conridcnfly, mid are n
ing to certify that their uiitinipziti - -:.v.‘ore_.m
than realized by their effects upon I. ‘
They operate by their poivcri’-sl iflur-rice on
interim! viscera to pvu-i:"y the bitvnd and stirniilut
it-.:u healthy ;.c'..iii-—rcmove the tibstriictitins
the s'..'irn'.ir.~ii, "bowels, liver, and other organs of
liody, rcstnrii‘-._; their irregular action to hcultlzi. .
by ccrrct-ting. zvlicrcver they exist. such derail
merits as are the first origin of discttse.
Being sugar ‘.Y't‘.‘i[)pE".l they are pl-:‘('..‘l2:Y‘.Y. to t.-
atid being purely vegr-t:ibIc. no harm LII“. arise ll‘
ti-sir use in any quiuitity.
-For .'ninuts- -lirccticus. sec thr: ‘.vr:1pt_.ic-r on
Box.
I‘l{}‘.l‘.\i‘iI‘?I!
._I_-‘. M ES C. A YE R,
‘ |’r:icIi¢:nl and A inztlytix-:1: (‘Ilt"l.I.Il
L0‘\V}'.l.L, .\l.-392°.
Price 25 Cents per Box. Five Boxes for S
sni.:i rv
II. N. SE2A‘.‘"l-ZR, Norvrai
F‘-7'36‘ "' BANA
Brought }'."=-.-.'.'r. lo the Door of the .-"IIi1t'."
I WONDEii1‘L'L Discovery has Yet":
been made by 1);‘. Curtis, of this city
‘li-- in-utiiirrirt of Coiisuinptiou, Asthma uni
.:..-‘-.-s of the Lungs. We rtzfcr to " Dr. '
Hygcunu, or luhaliug Ilygcaii Vapor
f.‘lici‘i-y Syrup.‘-' With this l:t'\v’1l](.‘II.I0f.I D.
'u.is I'L‘SI.0l'-‘.‘(l muiiy zifiii-1-ted -U1l‘:S to pet
health; as an cvidtiice of ttbicli he liars i
l iiierablc ct-i‘titicutt-s. Spezikiiig of the it
ii-.«.-i.‘, u phyeiciziii l‘l.IIIiiIl~'E: it is cviileiit
itiliztliiig—coustauily bi‘t-utiiiug an ,ag‘rcei
lit:-uliug vzipor, the mcdit,-ii‘.-.iI properties i
conic in direct contact tvith the \\ll01e 1:1"
‘.lI'lal c‘.ivit.y oi” the lungs, tlllil ‘thus etcape
iiiuny and varied chttngt-5 prodtict-tl upoul
wlicn introduced into the stcuruch, utd
iv.-ct-ctl to the process of digestion. ' The H
ullu is for sale at all thcdruggists’ turoug
the couiitry.——A“. I". Ducc/mum,
. The Iuliulcr is ‘rvoru on the bi‘;-ast utid.-i
linen without thelezist iuconvenicnce—tIie
pit’ body being sufllciciit to swttporutu
ui .
Hundreds of CASES of Cums like the fol
ing might be named. One package oI"H
unit has cured me of the Asruztu of six 3
standing Ja.-';. F. Ketseborry. P. M.
ofI)zmcannun_. I
_ I am cured of the Asruzu of 10 years I.
( ing by Di‘. Curtis’ Hygeaita. \.
.-Margaret Easton, Brooklyn, JV.
Mrs. Paul of No. 5 Hammond-st., N. Y.
cured ofn severe case of Bronchitis by
Ilygeaiin. '
My Sister has I."..'C‘II cured of it Distre
Cough of seven‘? _vBi1l."~. standing, and dc:
to b-1-inctirublc by her Physicians. .Sl.ie
CUR}-ID in ONE Muxrri by the Hygeuna.
J. H. Gaubcrt, P. J! , Richmond", .7.-
Pricc, Three Dollars 9. Package.-—SoIi
CURTIS &: PERKINS ab BOYD A‘: PAUL
149 Clianibt-t‘:<-st.. N. Y.; H. N. SEA‘
Norw-.i‘.k.—4 Pl‘.(:Iil1g'€B sent free by expre
any part of the United States‘for Ten Do
N. R. Dr. Curtis‘ llygeana is the 01:1-
and O.\'i.r GE.\‘L'I.\'I-2 ARTICLF, and other
base imitations or vile and injurious cc‘:
E ft-its.. Shun tlicui its you would Poison;
; Another Glorious Victor}.
; SE13.-1S TOPOL TAKEN.‘
E Y HE STRUGG IN EUROPE IS R1‘
, iiigthe iiliefltloll of the civilized w
; and while all are speculating its to the p
‘, blc victor, l‘.l'['l.‘ in ‘Jorwalir, where we are
6 tiially ucqtiaiiitcd. iioonc for-.t niouientdt
that
l TURK has Conquered!
i For where ei..-.: in the; State ot'CoIIllCCIilcu-'.
l Clothing fortlic coining iviiitrr be obtain. _‘
, cheap ?
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FOR THE .ll1LLIO.i\".’
C’omfort, Beczizxy (mt! Economy (T.
i-‘,-mm’. /
The Fttblic ml‘ L'Gl"“"‘“."' iiwltetl to cor.-
riur Stuck ..i (:'ooti.-'_.
; [{eady..}.7lt(I8 and Illade to 01-45
, with any (it till. siiitiltir Stores in Noni
either as to tiU'-11l?.".- lllmllflly or price.
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, best SIOL'l\
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!.‘Xi'-tilts-i.\.‘ in -.-. iiii; .-:t:.t:‘o.\', :‘:‘AI.I;'llil-1 L1‘ (‘E52
ofu Ge-::t‘ '\\':ii'di'obC, can be {lurch
‘ 'lIt.‘l'J cl1t‘i'Y"'i llm at am)’ Other Store in
E St-.ite. ‘Au-I us ioi'vu1'icty. s’._vle. and .-
1 1,-mg.-2 of v.i.-rkuimisliip, (D210 mat “in st
, the pziti-oiirigc of the llIOL~l. fustitlit-its.
, P-“*“E‘-“"13: this is lli:.- pl-uc-it to bring
, .-"oii.-r. The stock ofg-g\.riti.: tvhicli We are
‘ kiiig up into
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IVINTER C'L0'l‘I11Z\'G .’
1: 1.\’1n.' 1-313 1: EA (IT.-'F£'L!
C0311‘), I~‘ui'iiit~rs. 3vIv1‘<_-.li:tul:=, 'l‘i-:ul~.-snicn, r‘
Mccliuiiics leave your \.\ I_‘.l'l\‘ ;
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i And get. ii. writ of 'I"L-'RKl
1 Its all Eli clear as day. you see.
That. II-J UllIl‘I' rule will ivoik.
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Tho_~_‘."ll §_ii;_v,‘ (lg:-3:‘ (‘l0Ill‘.“‘§ Of TURK
, T‘lJRIl"S
IV/iulzistzfz 5; Jtefail (71ulf.iI.‘,2 Emrt=r'*
Under Conitcclit-tit Ilotel, No
‘irvindow Glai
. BOXES Ame-tit-.~.:i. Fre
l lish wiiiilotv glu.-‘s._ns:
;_ 62:8 to 25x32. forsalo at uiztiiufacl
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in such :1 I!'!li.TlZIt‘I’ as to iiisu: the best re:n.-.It=.. T; 2
s-idual virtrc only that is desired for the cuati _
Norwalk Chronicler