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menuevofobtafining. patents» in that coun-
try'I‘Id==-'-aelliug- the same to advantage,
orԤp'orIiBg"iiiandfactories in France, will
 ":,,t’c,l_oa,ifh "or" a newly projected
Etpoaltionlof ‘a special character. It is
to be strictly agricultural, and to take
place in. Paris, on the 23d May, 1856,
and to be followed by another on the
22.1. on lMfiy:- in the year following.
Therb“'irill""‘ be three grand divisions.
Prize‘s]‘vfI'_i,l§," bo;;given for cattle, hogs,
rabbite,,fo"w‘ls_ and ‘other farm animals,
for ‘_‘agricultural machines and utensils;
and‘fo_r agricultural products. For labor
fitting ‘machines thirty nine prizes,
amounting to 7,050 francs, WIII be dis-_
tribitted. _' The expense of transport

from the frontiers to the Capital will be

paid the French Government. A

declaration filed at the office of the

Fiesta Consul-General in this city before‘
the 9tlj‘of _'April is the only formality re-_
quired. ‘ F,at,a_nIn1als are to be excluded,
onlyreproductive animals being admit-
ted: --'

The "great success of Messrs. McCor-
mick, Pitt,.and others at the late Paris
exhibition,‘-may induce other Americans
to“tr-y‘-1 this coming Exposition. Agri-
cultural “France doubtless will be pres-
ent, and a first-prize‘ will be followed by
huge gh_a'-noes of :money making as we
have; described.—-- Tribune.

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.).~"2 '3Eram- Life Illusamzrtci.
The Japanese Potato—PI9_.nt.

A few months ago, the Evening Post
oallsd~‘.at’t’euti0u.ito the fact that Mr. D
Boll the welltkriown florist. corner of
Fiftieth street and Broadway, New, Yot la,
had"pla:nteil,,son'i_e of thcjrootscf the D2‘-
 or Dioscoretz baiaztts,
a aubotltgte Efor.-the potato, in lzi.;*gardeti.
He.£rst-éplanted 'them in Iilay, we be-.
lievW,-"in pots, in his hot house. They
suw tgpg‘d[y,'~_Q1‘1Q_,;_ 59 soon as v.‘urm
weather ‘e”et‘ifi,"lie' transferred them to

‘ ‘ Here they‘
flour_i‘0hs,d and spread during the slim-
mer, and gave indication that the florist
should-.-reap 8; harvest. ‘

Mi‘-.§";B0ll‘j'had"fbetween twenty ‘and
 in the ground. During the
firstlweek ‘ in October he concluded his
 were quite large enough, and
eo he fdugthem up. To ‘hisgreat delight
he-fuundtithat some of them were two

‘roe‘§‘loiig‘fsoa had all grown finely. In‘

fact,‘he was satisfied that he had been
amply repaid for his trouble and ex peuse
in importing‘ the roots from France, last_
Sarina * ~ * .
Some of the roots were exhibited by
Mr. Boll ‘at the recent Fair of the Amer-
ican Institute at. the Crystal Palace.
They grow long, similar in shape to the
sweet. potato, but much greater in size.
One of the roots,'.rneasuring over two
feet in length, was boiled by the florist’s
wife.’ She says it possessed the flavor
of the common potato, and is an exceed-
itzgvly-nice vegetable for the table.

‘|'. Boll has now a few roots in his
garden, which he intends to keep there
-.’»'.-sting the winter, to see how they Wlll
stand our weather.» He is sanguine of
so-.:ceedi_ng in winter as well as he has
during the_eummer—in raising these roots.
“!“;ieyare the first and only Dioscoreas
r.='_:at have yet been raised in the United
.‘I“-rates, The demand for tlierools has
mi.‘ so great, that Mr. Boll sent to

it}-.:ance for a large quantity to supply‘.

3.133 friends. The vessel having them on
h.;vard'ik“'daily expected t.o arrive at this
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Tli”e"Dz'osoarea, it is thought, may ad-
 . ntageously replace the common potato.
if grows fast, can be cultivated in any
 .inat_e; ‘and, it is said, will do well in
 ysoil, though sandy loam or sandy
1 l iajifreferable. ‘ '
Potatoes, like pigs, may be multiplied
: . ry rapidly, and we have no doubt this
' panese potato will soon be found in
. ‘parts,-‘of , the United States. It will
.‘~-. thoroughly tried, and if approved,
as ll be geuerallycultivatetl. We shall
gve it 'a‘start on our farm next Spring,
.si~d,_for the benefit of the readers of Life
.; » lustrzited, report our success.

The "Taste of ‘Rota. Bagas in Beef
~..¢-:t‘l_"jB_t‘t,uer‘.—-.It'i the January number
-‘ IIl:0-.-F,I'I'm8l',‘ 1 saw sortie remarks by
bit. H. Easton, on using saltpetre to
1--.=le=the'bad ‘taste’ out of mill: produced
;_; feeding ._ruta bagae to cows. I have
 ‘.011 of -.butter and beef which tasted
2.-;ty etrongaud, bad~;-.but- Ihave been
s... the habit of feeding them to milch
.-1.: wa_,_-and tobeef cattle, and have found
:.»-'bad,.¢fl'c.cts:fifoiri them oti either. I
i».»...ve talferi some ‘pains in cleaning them
<= next‘ they are pulled, and put them in
.. cellar where they‘ were not warm
.;-zaligli‘ ‘to -heat, not cold enough to
its ego. I am satisfied that the bad ef-V
"‘-: ts of the ruta,bagas: on beef and. milk
arise from-- their ‘being frozen after they
.=:«:~p_ulled, or from their heating. Keep
:*r-.-=:rn sweet, and I will warrant the beef
r-:~..-2 milk tube the same. -
~ -' jg‘ . ~ -Michigan Farmer.
Fs'.rIn'ng_ with it Steel Trap.-—One
Ni‘ ojiir, rnerchants who has an eye to the
2-.::.,e’re,st,of the trade has invented a new
r-.'-rat.-deof patching black fish, namely,
with}: steel trep.- ‘It has proved, itsell
solivalluableiari operation that‘ all our
fieIi'e‘rir’i_en'are providing themselves with
stee_l_.t_r_ap_s. . And the demand for the
article zie.-greater than the -supply. The
instrument used is of the old, fashioned
HII_O_.:‘,WI_II‘llIIQn ‘teeth closing toget.her..—
The opemndi is decidedly unique.
The trap is set and baited, properly pro-
vided.-=wi.t;h-axsinker, and let- into the wa-
tei"‘.=‘ An ominous click below denotes
thtraniuseirient at hand; the fish attempts
to steal the bait, but immediately the
Imp;-“filo the fish, when he is drawn tip
t0—¢||¢ %|!|"_|,¢'-'. often three at a time, and
at the _tIfi¢‘ Of One a minute. The returns
for one dIy’s sport are reported at above
a hundred ,,. This is certainly on age of
progress and steel traps,
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?‘ Flarmers are guided by Sllpersti.
tion and tradition more than by imowi,
edge'.aud,resson. It is currently be-
lieved;b.y many of the farmers of New
England, that peas in order to be well
filled must’ be planted in the‘ ‘old of the.
moon-‘—or the new, I forget which-
while pork. killed in the (wane of the
moon will shrink in boiling. Many
equally sensible notions govern thenc-
tionoof a large class of our farmers--
Thispliould no lager. be the case.

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@" The Rochester Union states that
U10 agents of the French Ernperorhave
begn largely‘ engaged this fall, in pur-
chasing wheat in the West, on his ac-
cott‘n_t.: -- ‘They have purchased ,_90o.00o
VD|l0llel0,0f‘WhIclI 650,000 came to But.
falo, and 260,000 bushels I.o Oswego.

All but 40,000 wenfdown the Erie Ca», '

nsl, The sameagents are still buying
in Illinois and out by New Orleans.

Neat‘.1fat§anol,.,Morza‘.—Eiigi,ma ex.

 

E teuti_or,i,._of'; tho‘ public to ‘tl_i_'§:§,large_Nurse~
ry Stockfconsisting of -:Appl’e,»Pe’a‘r,’‘Plum,- -

.tliroug_h its agency.

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Peach, Cherry, Quince and Apricot Trees;
Raspberry, Gooseberry and Current‘ Bushes.
or-‘nanients,,I;._'l,'t'eaa.

Norway Spruce, Balsam Fir, Arborvite
Larch, Mountain Ash, Horse Chestnuts, Elms,-
Maples, Wegping Willow, &c., fig.’-‘ 3- ; “
tention of Farmers to our large‘ stock of APP1¢
trees for orchard planting, for tlirlfllnela Of
growth and selection of varieties, not elcelled
by 353- .

Persons wishing to purchase. F1“ '30 We“
to examine our stock or communicate with its

b t‘ b ' . lsewhel'e- :
i§4‘i,-"5 pm asmgSe'1‘EPHEN non‘ at co.

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ART ASSOCIATION.

,, Second Year-..
‘ RRANGEMENTS for the Second Annual
Collection_of this new and popular Insti-
tution for the diffusion of Literature and Art,
have been made on the most extensive scale.
Among the works already engaged, is the
fur-famed ‘ . -
_ “Genoa Crucifix,” '
which originally cost Ten Thousand Dollars.
In forming the new Collection the diflusion
of. works of AM ERICAX Am, and the encourage-
ment of Americaitseltius, have not been over-
looked. Commissions have been issued to
many of the most. distinguished American Ar-
tists, who will contribute some of their finest
productions. Among them are three Marble
Busts, executed by the greatest living Sculpt-
OI“,-—I'IIRAllI Powaits‘:
Giioitor: Wrsumorou, The Father of..his
, , Country; . . . .
Br'~:‘:iJAI1N FRANKLIN, The Philosopher ;.
DANIEL WEBSTER. The Statesman.
A special Agent has visited Europe and made
careful and judicious selections of foreign
works of Art, both in Bronze and Marble;
Statuary and Choice Paintings.

1 The whole forming a large and valuable

collection of Paintings and Statuary, to be
distributed frrc among the members of the As-
sociation for the Second Year-‘.—‘ '

‘ ‘Terms of Membership.
Thepaynient of three dollars-constitutes
any one a member of this Association, ;and

'en,tit1eshim-to either one.»of_‘-the fol-lowing

Magazines for one year, andalso a ticket :In

The Literature issued to subscribers consists

. of the following.Moatlily Magazines: Hat-pet-’s,

Pir_tnam’s, Knickerbocker, lackwood’e, Gr-a-.
hatn’s, Gedey’s Lady’: Book, and Household-
Words. ., . .. ~. . ‘-
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to ‘any five of the Magazines for one year and
to pie tickets in the istribution. -
memberships, are devoted to tbe*pu'r-chase of
works of Art for the ensuingyesr. ,
The Advantages ‘Secured

by becoming a member of this Association, are .

lst. ‘All persons receive the full value of
linear subscriptions at the start, in’ the ‘shape
of pterling ‘Magazine Literature; ’ _

» 2d. Each member is contributing towards
purchasing choice Works of Art, which are to
begdistributed among themselves, and are at
the same time encouraging the Arrists of the
country, disbursing thousands of dollars»
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will please give their past-ofllce address in
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the receipt of which, it certificate of member-
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beforwarded to any part of the country_._

stores, will observe that b joining this Asso-
ciation, the receive the agazinc and _/ree
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same price they now pay for the Magazine
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 Beautifully illustrated Catalogues, giving
full descriptions, sent, free on applicatioii.
For Membership, address
l t C. L. DERBY, Actuary C. A. A.
atleither of the principal offices-
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Sandusky, O. _ 46

A New and Valuable Discovery.
. D R . H A M’ S
Aromatic Invigorating Spirit.

THIS delicious beverage is siiperior to all
invigorating cordiols, schnapps, nervines,
&c.,in use, for the cure of Dyspepsia, Ner-
fvousness, Heart-burn, Drowsiness, Kidney
Complaint, Melancholy, Delerium Tremens,
Iuremperance, etc., as it will invigorate and
gttreugthen, but will not intoxicate or stupify.

uoe of Tobacco, Opium and Spll‘lf.ll0llsL_lqnOI‘E,
will find speedy and permanent relief‘ from the
desire to use these destroying agents, by ta-
king abottle or two of this ‘

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Delicious lvledical Beverage.
_ ‘Week and sickly families will find Dr.-Ham’s
Invigorating Spirit :1 quick and sure cure for
‘all female difficulties, it being a regenerator
as well as sl.reugtlien-=i- of the human system.
Each complaint that the Aromatic Invigora-
ting Cordial is calculator‘: to cure, is named
.on the wrappers accompanying each bottle,
and full directionsfor use are also minutely

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given.
1 Price, One Dollar per Bottle.

PREPJIRED B I’ DR. DJIRIUS H.d.M.

Principal Olllce, No. ‘.3 Liberty ‘street, New
York, where wholesale orders should be ad-
dressed. For sale by Druggists throughout
the United States. —

For Sale by JOHN A. When, H. N. Sicavntt,
Norwnlk ; T. B. GRIFFITH, South Norwalk ;
L. M. MUNROE, New Canaan ; J. W. Tarron,
Westport; S. PIKE, Sotithport, lyll

MINNESOTA ! MINNESOTA ! !

HENRY-Erinicmrr,
’ Dealer in Real Estate,

Oflice, Old Post Ofiice Btdlding; Third-s‘t.‘,

Bt.Pau1, 31‘. ‘IF.

LAND Bought and Sold throughout the Ter-
_ ritory. Money Loanud, Investments made

to the best. advaiititge and Land W arranta

Bought and Located.

REFERE./VCES :

MINNESOTA.--GOV. W. A. Gorman ; Hon. W.
H-. Welch, Chief Justice of Minnesota; Hon.
H. M. Rice, Delegate to Congress; Rice, Hol-
linshead 8: Becker. Attorneys at Law ; Messrs.
Borup & Oakes, Bunkers ; J. T. Rosser, Secre-
tary of the Territory ; Ames it Van Etteu,
Attorneys at Law ; Rev. T. M. Fullerton, Reg-
ister U. S. Land Office‘; Wm. H. Holcornbe,
Receiver U. S. Land Office ; T. T. Mann, ‘MD.

New Yottit.——Gilbe‘rt. Davis, ; Daniel-
Curtis, Esq. ;’Ca‘pt. A. DePeyster; Messrs.‘ S.
Thompson & Nephew ; Messrs. Williams , &
Guion. ‘ ’ '

L P_tirLsnst.Ptii.i.——Joseph Patterson, Esq.,
President Western Bank; Messi-s‘. Drexel &Co.,
Bankers; R. Taylor & Co. ' Freed,_ Ward J;
Freed ; Binglitim & Dock ; Siters, James at C0 -
Bailey & Co; Edward Hurst, Esq., Notary’
Public; H. Messchert, Attorney at Lavr James
Kitchen, M. D. ; William Stoever, Esq.’

New 0RLEA.\‘S.—-'.\IeSSl'B. Brown, Johnson Jr
Go , Bankers. 2

_VIcirsi3Uaotr.—Messr.s. Brown & Johnson,
Bankers. sm32

HE Subscriber gratefully acknowledges

, the liberal patronage which has been ex-
.l.e_nded to him by his friends and the public
generally,_l'or the last 14 years, and hopes by
strict application .to business, to meet a con-

tinuance of past favors. He has on hand, and
is ;constantly manufacturing to order, all kinds

of; Harness. Having greatly increased his fa‘-
eilitiesin manufacturing,'he is now prepared
to execute all orders in his line, with prompt-
nees and despatcli, and pledges himself. to sell
3"} and every article in his line as cheap as
the 531116 article can be furnished by any simi-
lfil‘ _,E_S¢‘-Iblishment in the County or State. _He
313.5 9'1 hand all kinds of‘ articles usually‘ kept
P3‘ 9““,1‘"'3 and ‘harness makers; Harness,
3041119?!’ Trunks. Va1ise‘s,. Carpet ‘ Bags, Horse
3li“§h95.» Cu"! Combs, Cards, Shaniois Skins,
Hem-Sheets. Fly Netts, &c., also ‘all ‘kinds
of-ssddlery .v:are,‘Cam,,ge and Riding whip.’
all kinds all qualities, which wjll be‘ sold at

monufacturers prices. Omen, thankfully re.
coived. —'._I‘Il1'll_lB favorable. « .--
INorwalIt,'A'ug‘. I1.

‘ WM. 3. .‘SWAN. ‘

Iron and -Steel.‘ A ‘

FULL assortment of Iron and sue) gun
ed to this market, just received‘ ‘and foi-
.sale by Wu. G. STREET.

 

peers’ svery’inan to pay his Duty.

Cstirosftiftiancy, Boston, Soda, Bul-
ter and Picnic Crackers. at FI'I‘CH’S.

the distribution of flie Statuary and Paintings. .

The net proceeds derived from the bale *

Those who purchase Magazines at Book- ‘

. Persons who have become habituated tothe _,

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From S. M. Pettengilld C'o.’s Jfdsertising
Agency, 119 J\"a.t.~ut_u-st., Jv‘. F.

. The Best Hair Dye.
B.’0‘. M. BALLARWS (new a.rticle-,)-re-
, ceiivcd the big-hesthpreniium at the
World’s Fair and American Instituti-.,whcre it

p g g __ A, was examined by the distinguished Chemists
N. B. We would particulorly pitlfvlfe “'9 *3‘. ,Dr. Chilt.on,and Prof. John Torrey,and pro-

nouuccd the BEST. Eor sale by the best Drug-
gists. Principal Office and Store, 498 and 500
Broutlivuy, New Y_or.k_ , lyll

Artificial Flowers and Feathers.
EW STYLES. -JAMES TUCKER, Im-
porter and Wholesale Dealer,387 Broad-
way, near White Street, New York. The best
terms for Cash. lyll

D.ll1. KNIGHT & c0.,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN FRENCH, ENGLISH AND GERMAN FANCY GOODS

26 and 28 Vesey Street, (up stairs) bo-
'tween'Broadway and Church-st., N’. ‘Y.
Uombs‘-"—Bufi'ulo- and Horn Back Combs, in
great ‘variety, Twist, Dressing and Ivory
llombs -Buttons—Sfeel, Gilt,‘ Lastiog, Mohair
Twist, Bone, Metal, Silk, Thread, Agate‘; «kc.
Bruslies—Hair, Tooth, Nail, etc. Linen thread
Spool Cotton, Needles, Pitts, Hooks and‘ Eyes,
Hair Pins, Elastics, Whalebone, Linen and
Cotton Tapes, Linen and Cotton Bobbin, Scis-
sors, Thimbles, and a great variety of Fancy
Goods, Fans, &c., all cheap for cash. - .- Iyll

Ertglish, Ffeitch, and Getmdn"i‘dhcy Goods
Win Tanker, 10 Park Place.

COMES of every description‘ and style,
' French and Chinese Fans, Magic Fans,

= new and -very choice Perfumery, -Cotton’ and;

'I‘l_iread,‘Needles, Pins, Hooks and-Eyes,-~Sat.in,
Wax, Coral and Glass Befida and Necklaces, a
large and extensive variety. India ‘ Rubber
Goods of all kinds; Dress Butt.'ons,finea‘ssort-
rncnt. Reticules very select ‘patterns. ‘Pock-
et Books, Portmonies,’ Jtc. " Including a very
large and extensive‘ stock ‘of Fa‘ncy.‘Goods,
Gold and Gilt Jewelry, &:c. ‘Great induce-
merits will be offered‘ to Cash. Bti‘yers'.“’ ‘Orders
by letter put up ‘in thebest manner. " ,
WM. TASKER,
 No, 10‘P‘ar-k‘ Place, N. Y. '
lllillinery Goods .. .
For Fall 3100* I855. .
INNEO. .&-9.0.-9.. 3.6 Che. beta Streets, New
» =Y”ork,“ha‘ve'ju'st ‘opens ‘t1ie‘lr‘__fi_i‘lI impor-
tations of SI!-KS, Sarina, Vs'r.'v’s:'rs,j-R’rinoNs~,
Titinurxos, - CRAPBI, ‘ Laces‘, - ~ EMBROIDIRIIS‘,
Fnowuits, Fnkruuits, &c.“in'c‘ludin it general
assortment of MILLINERI, AR-'I‘IOLE8_‘0‘f the
Most Fashionable and Rt'che'r‘t-lie’ ‘Sf lee,
which they are enabled to sell at the c_er‘g' orc-
est prices for cash or short time. P. & CO.‘

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-‘promptly and carefully attended to. 

" _76 Chambers-st., near Brotiptnrtgj,
And opposite the Irving House, -N-. Y. lyll

- . BARKEIUS Great Wig -and Hair» ‘Re-
pository, 439 Brosdway, New York. _ Orders
through the Express attended to with punctu-
ality, and in a satisfactory manner. Please
cut this out. — IyI3

Combs, Pans, Perfumery alfd
‘ Paucy=Gooda,-- ~

OF EVERY description.’ ‘ New Stock for

Spring Trade; very cheap for Cash. 01'-

ders will receiveprompt attention. - -
" JOSHUA W. BROWN,

6 Murray-St., New York.

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ENGLISH OARPBTINGS.
EDALLIONS, Velvets, Tapestry, Brus-
_ sels, 3 Ply and Ingrain Carpets, Floor
Cloths, Coir Matting: and - Mats of. all kinds,
and every article in the Car et ‘business’.
WM. it T OS. LEWIS,
" - - ,452:.P.earl-st.,N.‘Y;,"

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° 3- “Ii.-'.. elf’! 1‘? 9. 3"’ ".~‘...3.’.3‘-ET
THE‘Propi-‘ietor of far fdtligld,-_es_,,I I ‘uh-
ment, would inform the inhabitants’ 0 or-‘

walk and adjoining towns, that Il_(_!‘_Il_fl$ on hand
a good assortment of" "Fall and Winter Cloth-

those wanti-ng*anytliing.in.his linedvill Ilntlit

experience -in . the biisincss-and ..'I;Il_(’.,lIIfifi.‘_I- for
carrying it -on, enables._.him - to _fiiruis1i',‘ the-
same articles for a less price than those of less
experience possibly can. My -clothing is all
made under my own aIIpet'vil!i0n,c0n8eq|Icntly
is; better made than is generally found at-ot.h-
er stores. I also have a larger stock on hand
tllan any other store--in-Nor-walk, so that the
purchaser has a better. assortment to select
frbm. I am also receiving daily additions to
in‘ already large and well selected stock.-—
S, me very nice Vestsand‘ Pants new patterns.

lln addition to the above I have agood us-

rt their own‘Goods, and-d‘ee'lei~,s'wl'tb'them‘

save the second profit. 0,-defs by letter; ‘id give 3 persona] ifigfictiohy Qghibymfietigl

-. res, and all article of I'lll1n‘an Halr,"at‘

The Cheap. Gashllrocory Store.

HE Subscribers would return their thanks

age for the last three years, and they hope that
by strict attent_i_on,to tliegwants of tl_ie*c,0_mmu-
nity, and by fair‘ and honorable dealing, to
merit and receive a continuance of their former
custoin,‘belicving as they" do, tliafthéy can,
and do sell all goods in their line, at as glgeap
a rate and‘ as‘ of good a quality as can be found
at any other store in. the county. ‘ They are
now offering great bargains in Teas, Sugars,
&c., and would invite an" examination of their
large and fresh stock -of Groceries and Provis-
ions. . G. HOLMES at CO.', .
- No. 4- Skiddy’s~Block. .‘

The wonder of ‘HID-A30.
-EXCELSIOR Family Starch, asuperlor ar-
’ ticle_,,_aiid‘as cheap as the common starch
now in -use ;‘ it produces a Beautiful Polish
without gumruing the ‘Iron or Fabric. ' For
sale by the box or -paper, by ALLEN, MEE-
KER dc’ C0.,-who cair furnish ittts dealers at
Factory prices. ' - » -

BRITTANIA, Jttpau’d and Sllver_‘Plated

‘ to the public for their very liberal patron- .

Wares, English and American Knives and
F H. NAS

sjrtnient of Gentlemen’s"Furnishing Goods,
c naming of Shirts, Bosoms, Collars, Sus-
pénders, Gloves, Cravats, Stocks, and all oth
er goods usually-found in‘ Clothing Stores.
‘-.N. B. Garments cut and made to order in
the bestinttuucr and at short notice. All

Ptirchaser.
. _ ,_ _ _TH_O_MAS RILEY.
Norwalk, September 1st,.1853.

, -4 7 “Tris? ,9 0 *0}: an or
N‘ ‘U’ :a. s_ Y .
HE Proprietors wisIi;t~o call‘ the attention
of their customersaud the public to. their

free of expense to the

consisting of Apple, I-‘ear, -Plum, Cherry,
Peach, Apricot, ,
‘curries,-. White Blackberries, and black Nfiplel

Currents. : V , .. . = -_
5Norsvay -Spruce, -W bite Pi_ne,, Balsam Fir,
Arncrican«Spruce, Arboritss, Weepingvrlllow
‘Horscflliestnut, Mountain Ash. - » ,
;Also, the pure Red Antwerp, which we war
rtint, and hold ourselves ~r,e_sponsibIc _for_ its.
‘ being the pure plant. _; . ; , _ ‘ -

‘ ’ ' . GEO. SEYMOUR &..CO.
, 013‘ We wish to callzparticulah attention -to
our large stock (beingthc-Iargeetinthe State).
of dwarf Pears’,'of: 30 or -40 eliolce varieties.

' montpggigus,
The homes. ‘vars,

‘ear ,t,l;ic7.f1§nTja?ir“r_E:.{T{'o_,rz7~'r37ll5,‘,,‘(§*b1r‘1i._

.'m’0.5l.9lFi1“!1':‘F9E-".. . . . . .
nieetof 4e¢t'_:ss.ssl-Entries..11-rlelekspt
.c6natsn.t.lx.-9.1.1. sud... ‘ “ ‘

a.=:t»ie...\lir.<.>f.r‘i:-;‘«remit-d. to.ca.n

-i-rktiidrjit
3|II¢1~-.V!¢.l'.l.“1.W.l!3.l1..iP» .t.h.i.a.wil.lLbe.. i ti-.-.
~fii:cfory.,thggn',to,pu§tex_i ass .01’ ‘A‘g_'e’)‘1ts.‘1vl_tSout
an opportunity of-t,_ _

article contracted or. do t 1 k

m-The L9“.-9‘IinE.I[| r em I. 0 W0’

is executed bycxperienced}-live kitten, and
can warrant it to givclvntire satisfaction. _ 

‘ -‘ -Ilardwaregautl Gntlory. 
Mechanic's ;_Tools..-Farming 'lTtensz'Zs,
Guns. Pt‘-Vol.5‘; 1.17021 and rsmi.
Window‘ (Was:-',. .Prunt.c‘

- ’ and Oils. ’

..,,,.

 Subscriber-'--has ri‘ow,in,‘ store, and is

.constantly receiving direct from the man-
ufacturers, a, large si_ipply_ of Foreign and Do-
mestic Goods,uuder the above denominations,
which makes his assortment of articles suited
to this mat-kot, equal to any intlie state, and
which will be so,ldfcij.her wholesale or.-V rgtail,
on usfavorable ref-‘areas can be putt? _ in
New York. For list of articles and prices,
purchasers are-rcouested to 3c_aIl‘and'~’e_xai‘ninc

for t.Iiemselvo.s. ,
WM. C. STREET.

having and Hair-dressing.
HE Subscriber is still to be found at _l_iis
old ‘stand, west side the Bi-ldge,,r"eady to
serve his customerain all-.the departments of
Shaving,‘ Hair Dressing, Head cleansing, 
His many years experience,-, in these branches,
he deems a sufficient guarantee of his ability
to‘ please nllwlio rnsy,fsvor- him with their
patronage. Particular‘, attention aid_ to the

4 .

,persons waited on at theirresidences. He has
also, all tlieleading Journals of_ the day, for
‘sale atliis Nev‘v’s‘ Depot. and is Agent for Ad-
amsdt Co’s Express: all packages left to his
care‘, will be promptly forwarded.‘
1 "‘ ’ * GEO. W. JENNINGS.

22 My 25, I855. .

-..._._:.

FINE”assoi-tment -of Bohemian War,e,-c-oii-
A slitting of Vases of most eltlllilite finish.
not to be excelled by any in New York City,
for the price‘-; Also, at splendid assortment of
Bohemian Cologne Bottles from 5a. to $6 the

' _ i - ~ '1‘. B. GRIFFI'I‘H’S. 

pair, at A
Cheap fbr Cash.

THE Subscriber ‘would oier for sale, olieap
for cash, French and American WIDIIOW,

Guns. . ~ ¢une.;~,- , _
NEW supply of line and low priced double
and single barrel Guns, just received, by
..-., . - _ WM. S_TEE_'I‘..

Choice and 8_el'e5o‘_te‘d’ *'1'oao.
40 CHESTS of Green ‘amt; Black‘ Teas.
Colfee'at‘id Teas. warranted‘ ‘ to‘ please ;
in. price and quality, they defy-;_sup,eriority.
, _ . , _ HOLMES 21 C0.

, read, read. : g _ .

HE subscribers keeps constantly on hand
- every description of Feed, which it will
be a pleasure-to sell to his customers at all
times and no growling. Give us.e’cell..

» . - _ . HOLMES &_ CO-.

Saddle Harness .1-lstabnshment
 AT _WESTP.0nT. . 

HE subscriber would inform his friends and
- - the public , that he has now on hand. at
his‘ establislime_iit,east side the Bridge,.on_e of
the largest and best assorted stocks of Harn-
esses, Saddles, Trunlts, Vallses,‘cur ‘ct-bags,
blankets, wliips,_fly-nets, Sa‘ddle‘r’s' I-Ilirdvtare
and Saddler’s Goods in_‘gene_i_'tIl_. ,gvér_ _befoi-e
olferedin Westport, and he would respectfully

A

neatly,cheaply, and promptly done. Alfor-
ders executed with care, and worlttvarranted.
. - . . . WM. S. JONES.

100,000 copies sold ,!
LOYD’S great. Steamboat work will be

ready on or about the twenty-fourth of
October.

3 Conlenfs.

First application of Steam.
B Life of J obn Fltcli—-Engraving of his‘ first

oat. . , '
Life of Robert Fulton-—E'ngraving of his
first American Boat on the Hudson river.

Robert Fulton and Livlngston’s first Ohio
river boat-—Correct likeness-—full particulars.
, Lati-obe’s First Boat.

. First. Steubenville -Boat. _

First Explosion on the Western waters from
an Eye Witness.

Maps of the Western waters, Towns, Cities,
and Distances laid down correctly.‘ _,

List of Steamboat Explosions since 1812,
Names of Killed and Wounded, list of Steam-
boats now afloat, ' A ,

Correct views, of Piitsburg, Wheeling. Cin-
cinnati,-Louisville, St. Louis and New Or-
leans in ‘l855,‘SketcI1 of each place, Popnln
tlon, -Business, etc. _ . ..

Fast_Tlme of Boats on the.Obio and Missisl

‘sippi rivers. _

List of Steamboat Officers on the Western
waters. ‘

The new Steamboat law, with -comments,
life boats. , .

Disaster; on the Lakes, names of lost, killed
and wounded. - . ‘

The high water in I810, 1832, 1847-.

List of Plantations on Mississippi river.

Important United States Supreme Court
Steamboat Decisions. , _
7, Three huudredpages, with one liundi-ed..en~

' ' vings haii'dso’inel' bound; -‘ By ‘i-eii'i“tt"ug’
gt: dolla’r, (post-palti) you will receive ifcdpy
of tlieabove vgfork. ' ' ‘-"

Orders from the trade solicited, and agents‘
wanted ln.every_-tovm and city to canvass for"
the work. Address, Jrs. '1‘. Lyon dt.Co., 
44 P. 0. Buildings, Cincinnati, 0.

solicitan examination of his stock. Repairing‘

Forks’ ‘t South Nor-walk. Glass, all sizes ; i’-lcli Fancy China and Bohe-
‘ mlan Ware ; fine German Accordeons and Vi-
SUGARS—very cheap and handsome, st ollns. Call and exa'm‘I0e..- ”-. '
A OLMSTEAD’S. , . .. .. . . - . _B..GRIFFI'I'II_._
. Lime, Parfait Ware.
BY the Barrel or small quantity, at THIS rare and most beautiful kindof useful
_ GEO. W. SMlTH’S,- and ornamental Ware,should be seen by
4 , South Norwalk. _ all wlio‘h’a’ve ‘a taste for the beautiful. It is

impossible to describe this were, it must be
seen to be appreciated. «For sale by
. .. . .. : T. B. GRIFFITH-

COLLINS, ‘I‘enickii,. Heads and other makes,
with and withouti handles, Simon’: boy’:
axes and hutcliete, all of which are warranted.
and for sale by“ :

- Toss."

. ._ HE Subscriber; ltoep constantly on hand a

large supply of irestr Tris; of all qualities
and prices. .Do‘nZt forget tocoll-at ' - «
_ .,- . . . . .HOLM_ES;& Co’s.

, ' llexican.-Guano.
HIS celebrat_ed_ fertilizer, _w,h,ic.I,: is pro’
nounced by A‘s‘ticultu‘ro1:ClI°l1!,l_,“3 “d_
others who have used it, to be much superior
to on other varietaitelofinay be had of ' t1ie'snb-
”°"b" '-" nun‘-3. -I-1-.=t’t-.4-. CHICHESTER.

FINE Assortment o"f'Put_nps, consisting
A. of Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Wells
ofan depth, both’-Force and Suction, Hose
-and Pipe attached-,:if wanted ‘; Cistei;n-_I§uru,pg
do. various sizes ; ‘Brass and Iron .CuII.l!|l!.i3ttI$
at “F. H.'NASH"S, SOICIOJVOTIDUIA‘.
-CUTLEBYj—A splendid assortment of A-
‘- nierican and English CutIery,,bot_li table
and cxa,inine,,al._
CIIIC_HESTER’§.

and pocket. Please call

Tin, sheet Iron E Gcppor Ware
F every description const’a_‘ii_t'l“‘y' on hand
. ‘and made to order; also Roofing, Gutters
Conductors, etc. All‘ orders rénfictually at~“»
tended to. at 0. dc E. K. L‘O KWOOD’S.

' ‘ ‘ Nails.

N quantities to suit purchasers, at lowest
rates, at _ ‘CHICHESTEIPS.

' URE Silver Lead for btoves and machinery
P“ - : I-‘.‘H.NA '

SH S.
So. .N'orwaIk,'Cr.

EDDING CARDS and Engraved Plate
furnished toordei-_, by Kurt.

~ Crow‘ Bars.
’ OLID Stee.l.and,~Stecl.p.ointed Crow Bars,
S for-.eale_bv. - . ...Wl\l-.,C. STREET. .

,5 ‘ . - 0 -Plated war‘-o.

COMPI:,E€I‘__E,iL-tsortmt;ut"i,i,fl>_lat-dCastor-ii,
Cake Baskets, Spoons; Butter Knives, &c.,
&c., at. _ .- O. S. CLARKE‘:-

CAurnsus‘;na’sii,u_rio¢ --Fluid‘, (the, beat
anufactured,for.eeleby.. .
. ,. .._....C..&.E. K.,.LOCKWOOD..
New Buckwheat Flour or _ , " .
' 3- E.-. OI-HSTEAD.
_ NEW tuasoi-‘ti_‘p._e_'ri_to_f‘ China and
Glass War-e,j_u;s'trec, ,.b£K '. ’
. , V‘ ’ LE_l{.,M_,E_,,,_EB.dtC0.

AL

3.-v .

best in‘ use, warranted and female
. WM. C. STBE

ing, which iltc»-is sellinirrat great.-.-bargains; - " '

to their advantage t.o..-give him.-1I'..caIl,,a_.s,liis .

goods bought of me will, if dc:-iired,be cut

choice stock of Fruit and Ornamental Ti,-_ees,.

Quince, Strawberries, Goose-_ ..

womnsromnehnne

 Grave Stones;
« ofevery ..vntiet:r...o't and of tile: train-'.v2*lll-wait 20 minutes should o~.ttiiei-.train-
in_ansbip., The best assert-,_ ‘ ’ .a.,_ . 

 EPersonattfllisitfd-.i>rb§i1té.‘ll§1iiimen_ts .61’.

fling the ‘quolity of“‘tl‘Ie_

cutting and dressing of ‘cItildrcn’s air. Sick.

». E. YA. CHICHESTER.

“lisafety, speed, comfort and elegance.

‘ Monday,

k‘Sni.r.si.rpenn§nri aaaw.-a Cuttérs, the 5

 

~:,,,, 50 ‘ as-tirJs.,.1‘,.;

I w! s‘
‘J ..

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‘I:

t%~‘—"l'm. steéiiboty‘; -. -- N-- HART‘,
Monday‘ Oct. 15th, ' 1855. will leave -Peck’s-
Dock, South Norwfalk, o_n__ Mondays,.,.Wednes:
clays and Fridays 608 A.‘ M.', oil the arrival of
the Danbni-.y Cars. Returning; will leavicf pier
cast side of Catherine Street, -E. -R., on‘ "Tues-
days, Thursdays sum Saturda 0. at 12 Ms; arri-
ving at Norwalk in time for t e‘ DauburyCare.
Farmers‘ ar‘id_.otlifer-s will ;‘firuI3i'_.lils- afinodt de-
sirable conveyance for. sendlng“tIieir produce
to marktét. apply to ‘
apt. .. E 1 “Agent,
[Oct. 3, 1355.) , , ~;son‘tt'norwaik.

 

Danbui-y; ;&,-jlll Railroad.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. '
Coititnxciiw, Mn :7, 1855.

;I‘rains run daily, (Sundays excepted-) as fol-
. ows: , , p _ , p .
,DA&'3‘ea"8"' W0-303.1‘? NTORWAI H.

Is: Passenger at 7.00 .A_.';H_.-Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 A. M. and connecting
with the 7.00 A.M.‘ accommodation train on the
New York at New Hm en Railroad from New
‘Haven, _ Stopping at all stations. . ,_ _

,2ml -Passenger at 4.30" P. M.-—Conu'ecting
at South Norwalk with tlie.~4.30 ‘r. it. accom-
'm'odation train from New Haven. ’-Stopping
at allstatlous. ‘Passengers going,-East from
South Norwalk, trill-taketlie-Ne‘w.-York 4.00
‘P.’ M.-~ ‘express train to Bridgeport. and New
Haven, and the 4 30 i>.it.=accoInmodation train
to all stations East of Bridgeport.-_. "
 "3¢f'Pasaeng‘er and Fret’;-Ii‘: at 6.45 P. M.—-
Arrives at South Norwalk in time-for passen-
gers West to take the‘ 8.55 P. at; express train

, from New Haven. Passing the 6.00 -7. tr. pas-

senger lrsiufrorn South Norwalk at Bethe-.1.‘
:IOU'I'I 1008?‘? ‘I'll. _ . I.

: ; 11:: Passenger "al7'+'.9‘z20 A. ‘VH2-31-«’Receiving

-Eass,_eugets_.fijom tlie.Nevit York sn_tl_ the New
,aven,‘*7.'00 A. M. Accon'i'.' Tablas‘; lulid -a‘i"i'ii‘v‘e~
’et_ Danbury ‘lb I0_,3.0,_. :_Stl_oppip_g, at all

' stations.

24 Passenger and ‘Freight at‘. II.-I5.-‘—Be-
ceivin Passengers from the 9.00 A. M. train

 



- ’ Capt. Join: corms, Jtt..“"l'Si'i "a’rid".'aR_er‘ .

 - --..-.. ..-... ...., .. ‘., ,_

' _i

 -i- - ..

, HTB_‘{Sliips composing this line‘ are the fol-
‘ , .

; 2 - .
Arrmvrrc, Capt. We -.-- ~_— ~ Pkorerc, Capt. Nye.
Birrrrc, Capt. Coins ‘ ‘k‘r.i‘iAnaurrc.

These -ships bave.,beqn.,b,uil_t by contract ex-
presely for Government service. Every care‘
has been taken in their ,c,qnpl.ruction_. aselso in
tbeicengines, t.o.insurc.st.rengtli and. speed,

I -and their acccmm0dO.9i9!.‘.3. fill} passengers are

unequalled for elc _ _c_e and oomfort. Price of
passage from New ork to Liverpool in first
‘class cabin, $130,‘ _in'second do. 376, exclusive
use of extra size state rooms, $325 ' frore-Liv-
erpool to New Y0_I‘It,,30 and 20 3010608. An
‘experienced surgeon .a,t_l-,acl.I€§1,l,»0. 9001'! shlp.—-
No berth seclII'éG'1IIItII"pnIG’f0f.‘_

For freight or:-possage apply to EDWARD.
K. COLLINS &..Co.,No.‘ 56 ‘Wall-et., N. Y. ;
Bitowiv, SHIPLY &.Co.’,' Liverpool - E. G. Roa-
IRTS dc Co., No.13-King-’s Arms Yard,‘Londou
Jouiv Mouitoir. & Co., Rue Notre Dame (lea
Victories, Paris, or.Gi:o. Htbsnnit, Havre.

The owners of these ships will not botto-
couutable for gold, silver, bullion, specie,Jv3w-
elI'y.,precious stones and metals, unless bills
of lading are signed therefor, and the vitliic
thereof therein e_x ressed. .

Shippers will p ease take notice tliut the
ships of this line cannot carry any goods con-
traband of war. '

. Y.--8i. Liverpool -Packets.
~" HIS, Line of Packets will hereafter-‘ be
- ‘ com d of the following ships, which
will sail from New York on the Gtli and from
‘Liverpool en the 21st. of citchrnnntli.

Aurora, Uapttiin R. L. Bunting, 130.0
Constantine, .\Iacaduck- 1.4.00.
New World, H. Knight. 1500
Albert Gallatin, ; Kelly 1500
‘Asliburton, W. K. Bradish I000

‘ These vessels comprise the very best ships

in’ the trade and every attention given In‘ en-_

sure the health and comfort of the passengers.
Drafts and Bills. of exchange for any‘ ‘amount,’
tllrawfu onhall th_e.principul.Batikt-rs or Europe.
_or reig torpussa ,a‘pl to... _
., ‘ . CORNEEIUS, GyBINNELI_. ._ ,
‘ 87 South,-street, New York, or to
- BOWMAN, GRINNELL & Co.
_ Fenwick Chaiubers, Liverpool:
P. S.—Bills of Exchange or Pa.-sage Certifi-
cetesby tIte‘,s.b“ove_ L,iue.-‘iiia he procuffll: o_n..
appllcafion to"flie Gs2'ette' 'mt'tc’. ‘~‘-“' '~ ‘ '31‘

 , Tsrs¢.01t’s .11-1'39‘.
-,.. OP LIVERPOOL PACKETS. 

 
 
 
 
 

-froI_n- ew York. audthe 9:355 accoinmodetioh “»1ii‘iiert‘i1ii¥t,iil'e,.(‘n<-tr)‘ Chlmborurlo,
train from New "Haven, receiving and landing .§u.gn-9¢_§,,(.n_¢w) . ppngggbrgpisg,
passengers and freight at all the way stations, ‘A 515; y|’¢w)' . ' pm-‘ggg 3;",
_ feud arriving at Daubury at 1.00 ‘P. M. :'1'liis= -"cg ' _ ;c(new) Rubens,-
'l’¢‘‘m'‘*Y*‘-‘l‘‘*'*’''‘1¢‘''|8-‘ ‘? - -~ - grlevgiii-’(ue:‘v’)Pe“’(n) Hfcnbfidolllfone
- 33d-{Passenger at 6.00 P.-M.—-Receivi.igP,ae- -pl-egr gapng, (n¢w).<'x5.'§ugh, ’
Jréngers it-om-the 4.30 P. it. accommodation‘ .it';,r-tiara.-,,toii'(....) -ai;.=.-.3.-, -
-Milli ‘Haven, and the -4.0IbP..- I: (new) ‘VH1.-libs,’
‘Boston Exprese;Tr‘slnNew'York,'-andlarfe ‘c if-'bf‘Brdoklyn,(new)C6usul, ‘
. ,_rl,via'g‘ at"-Danbury at 7.10 P. M.1-“Stopp'lng'.'ut; . ...-'-1'o‘p.cott, '(h'iiturIou,
all stations:-A : --' ’ .- ' = - .."‘- III/liitiufidams, Gilli romletp
.,— ‘;St "‘fl'olll Ridgefisld Centre run toRid‘ge.,- . “ Neivglampebire.
field tatiouso as‘ to‘ connect with the 7.00 :‘ Coiistellatlon,
A.'M. and the 4.30 P.-‘M. trains, and return on‘ Underwriter,
tAhe’:fiIV(;I6o‘§oW?0 fiidgepnesld Station ofthe 9.20 ' west poi”,
- ~‘“.|‘ ‘-‘ W‘! "’ ‘ E.Z.
, " -'7. "in-ARVEY-'SHI-TH,‘SIlp’t. ' -Kgppghgnnock, A, Z,
 _ " ‘iv 1" - “- St. Louis, Racer,
’ _ares uc , ward taney.
_ v V H , J: _ _ TheXLt'neofLondo1‘s’P_a'ckeu.
N. ‘H H A. O. ‘ 2 Amazon (new) Hendrick Hudson,
isss. WINTER AitsAuoriitr;_N'r,—is5c. —_ “*5-I-N00» - ~---P-{mine-(new)
. g,,,,,,,,,,,,,- , ortliumberland. . .DevonsIii_re, _
' mg De“ 3’ l855' Ocean Queen American Eagle‘
_T!.'h“ ‘.9 N3“ Y9",k-_ L l H Margaret Evans. , .. A

From Nero Haven.

CCOMMODATION.--At 5.30,7.00 and 9 35
_ A, it. and 4.30 P. it.
' ,Th‘e'-‘(.00-A. M. and 4.30 1’. it. trains‘ receives

walk.

tlie'Ha‘rtford, Springfield,'New London and
Canal Railroads at New Haven, and from the
Nauglttuck Railroad at Bridgeport; ’ ‘
'._Ex’i‘{auss—'At 1.45 P. 21., (In connection with
Express T::m’n'fl-oiii‘Boston,) receiving‘ pas-
sengers‘ from the Canal and New London Rall-
- road at New Haven ; from the Housatonic
- Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk and Stamford.’ At 8.25 P. ilt.,
. stoppingat Bridgeport,Norwalk ‘and Stamford.
Srtiour. TRAIN leaves Norwalk at 6 A. it. for
New York.
Hottsalonic Raflrorttl.

Passengers for Housatonic Railroad will
take the 9.35 A. M. train to Bridgeport.
A Danbury 8: Norwalk Railroad. _
‘ "Passengers for the Danbiir’y&Norw'a1k Rall-
road will take the 7 and 9.35 A. M., and 4.30
P.‘ It. trains to Norwalk.

'“"l‘raln‘s from New York
For New Haven.‘ _ ‘ '

Accoitirotwrroiz.-—At 7 A. H., 12:00 M. ; 3.20,
and 4.00 P. it. _
- ‘EXPRESS Trt.irxs—At 8 A. it. and ,3 .r.' it. for
-Boston, via New Haven, Hartford-,Sp'ri,ugfi‘e.ld
and Worcester; ‘tbe,8 A. it. stopping‘ at‘_$t‘at'n_-
ford (ind Bi-id eport; the 3 P. _nt.fat Stamford,
Nfor-walk and ridgcport. V _ 

The 8_ A. it. train connects with Hottsatonic,
Nbugotuck, Canal, s New London Railroads.

‘The 3.00 mt. train connects with Nsugetuck
and New London Railroads. _ ,
-_ _'I‘lie,7 I‘, it. Accommodation and 4.00 1’. it.
‘trains connect with ‘Daubury it Norwslk Rail-
road at Norwalk. , , _ ,

[Trains from New York to J\"orwaI[r.—At
7 ‘A. it. ; 12 st. ; 3 (express), 3.20, 4.00 and 5.15
P. M. , '- ’

'Trot'ns from JVorwalIr to Nero York.——At
6, 6.44. 8.15, and 10.52 A. M. ; 2.48 (ex.)‘,‘_f5.45,
and 9.30‘ 2. M. . .' _

Train: from Nomalk to New Haven.-—At

——.__—

See large bill of advertisement at tbeStatiou'
Houses and Hotels.

JAMES‘ H. HOYT, Sup’.t. 
. it .F0.R Bastion; 0 . 

‘ ‘EGULAR MAIL LIN-E via Stoniiigton
for Boston; Providence.-New Bedford and

‘ ~T',IIIllt0ll-I"I|IIl'ld route; witlfout delsy,chan;e o

of cars or baggage", carrying the Eastern Mail.‘
;The new steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK,

Capt. ' Joel" Stone, and" C.'- 'VAN_DERBI'LT,

, Clipt. W. H. Frazee, in connection-with tub‘

5‘ 1-Stoiiington aud'"Provldeuce, and Boston and

Providence Railroads New York daily
(Sundays excepted-‘,) from ‘pier.N0‘.'-.2, N. R.,
first wharf above,Battery_plsce,- at5_ o’clock_»,--
P‘. M ., and Stouington at 8 o’clock, _P. .M., or"‘
“on arrival of tlietnail train wliicIi.leavesBos-
ton at 5,30 P. M.

‘:These steamers are unsurpassed for strength
‘The of-

, .n¢er.s ere. .experi¢.n¢ed.nnd. 8ltentiv€- .

YA1.‘U?EBBl.LT.‘ . .f.rc'm..' New ‘ ..Y.9)rk-‘—..
, Wednesday 9lt_d‘_FriIl_|.1. _I-fret:-.St0-'
nington‘—'I‘uerda ',Thurs_day'aju,d_ S_u,turd_ay'.,,
5TIie_PLY,MOU H ROCK, from Nciv’York
-é'I‘uesday, Thursday and _S,at_urd,ay._ From
“SQOaing_ton—Monduy, Wednesday and‘ Friday.
9 ‘Passengers on arrival at Stonington, pro-
-ceed immediately per railroad to Providence,
Bbston, Taunton and New; Bcdford, in the
Express Mail Train, reaching sui_tl,'plaee_s
.se'_ver'al__hours in advance OP’I.Il0_!8 by other
routcs, and in ample time for all , the only
. m~ni'ng,L,iues connecting North and East.-
Ppssonggta that prefer it, remain on board ‘the
steamer, enjoyiu a night’s rest undisturbed,
brcakfaatiug, if esired, and leave Stonlngton,
iii the 7.00 A. M.,,.t_rain, connecting at Provi-
dence with‘ the II A. M.. train for Boston,
‘Tpuuton and New Bedford.
1A Baggage Muster accompanies the Simmer
aIld_Trsiu through each way. _
’Tlirough~ticket.s on Mondays. Wednesdays
and I-‘ride s, for Nantucket, Holmes’s' Hole and
Wood’: _ ole, via New Bedford, connecting
with the new steamer Eagle Wing. .
For passage, berths, state rooms or freight,
application may be made at PIN‘ No. 2, North
River, at the ofiice. No. 10 Battery-place.

Pall Trade, 1355.‘

THE Subscriber has in store, and is daily
receiving, Groceries, Provisions, Flour,
'I7'eed.&_c., which be will sell at. the lowest
market prices. Consumer-s are invited to call
and examine for tlicmselves, before purchasing
elsewhere. Goods delivered free. of charge
within a reasonable distance from the Store.

« H. FITCH.

‘ {The C-.

0,:-oekery,-. Ohina.& Glass Ware.
-ONE of the largest, richest and be at selected

stocks of Crockery, Glass 8-{China Wares.
to be found in Norwalk, can now be seen at
the store‘ of the subscriber at Soufh.N0rivalk_.
together with-it neral assortment of Groce-
ries, Ac‘ , all of w icli will be sold at exceeding
ly low prices. _ G. SMITH

. ‘ cd,in the atore,at_ ,_ ,'

D Linea THFOIQ ‘on-Lipoels...

‘ LACK-‘, -Brown and Fancy Colors. coupe-
rlor article. 0. 3. CLARK.

URI-I Old Java Cofi‘ee, ground when want
HAIGIl’I‘_’S‘.

\

passengers frointbe Danbury Railroad at Nor-'

Tlie 9.35 A. it. train rcceivespassengers from-

9.15 A. :.r., at 2.20, 5.00 (ex), 5.33 and 6.15 P.M. l

 ‘.In.thc foregoing list will be found some , of
the Finest Shipeafioat, their Sailing Qualities
and Accommodation for Passengers , are une-
qualled ; and it is intended that two . Packets
slisll be dispatched from Liverpool. for New
York every week, _. . .. ,

-From London the Ships sail every alternate
Tuuitsiur, and persons sending for. their friends
from England, Scotland, or any part of the
Continent, cannot possibly do better: than ac-.
ctire their passage by this Favorite Linc.

iMone remittedto England, Ireland, Scot-
-land, ales, France and Germany. The sub-
scribers continue’ to remit money in large or
small amounts, payable in all the DPIHCIPRI
Cities and Towns‘ of the ‘above harried Coun-
. ries.

‘Persons residing in the country. and wishing
to engage passage for or sending money to
their friends can do so b remitting the amount
to T. it Co., with full ircctions, which will
immediately be attended to, and a receipt re-

‘ turned per first mail. Address,

TAPSCOTT it Go. 86 South-st., N. Y. ; or to
' WM. TAPSCOTT at Co.,
St.George’s Building, Liverpool.
W_ir.i.mr Tarscorr. Ronar La-rmtarnoit.
P. S.—Bills of Exchange, or Passage Certifi-
cates by the above Lint-may be ,proctired on
application to the Gazette Olllcc. 3

. WILLIAMS 3:‘. GlJION’S

Emigration and Foreign Ex-

- change‘ Oflce. i ‘ ’

No. 40 Fulton Street, New .Yorlr,ttml
I'I’aterlaa Road, Liverpool. - - '

The 0ld‘lIIaekStar Line effaeliets
‘Sailingpunctttallyfi-o1n‘Lit-erpool~on the Isl, ‘
6th, 11th, 16th, 210! and 26th of each month,-
Vartd comprise rItef_ollowt'rig splendid _slu'pit.

Universe, Captain Bird, 1700
Jacob A. Westervelt, Hoodless, I600
Wm. Ratlibone, Spencer, 1200
Ticonderoga, Boyle, 1300
Princeton, Russell, - I400
Irene . . Williams. 1200.
‘Silas.Greeninau, Spencer, 1500
Leviathan, Kna p, 1600
,‘Wm.~H. Harbeclr, Mars all, 1600
‘Guy;-Munncring. Freeman. 1000
Whsliington, Page, 2000
Enterprise, Funk, 1000
Aberdeen , Knopp, I000
Richard Alsop, Smith, .. 1000
Nia , ra, Smith, I000
Delgiutt Clinton. Funk, I300
-Marmion, 0 Hadley. 1000
Sandusky, ' Borlund. I200
vnego, Hubbard, 1500
Robert Kelly, Baratcw, 1400
New Ship, , Edwards, 1750

, ‘These Ships sre_tlie most mugnificeni that
hove been built. They are commanded. by able
andexperiencedCaptaiue,l‘am<-d for their,nau-
tfcal skill» and kind .treatment to emigrants;
and their accommodations for Cabin, Second
§Cabiu. and Stceraze: passenger-s.are,vustly su-
perior to those of—.ai_iy, other Line. - -
‘Theships allowance of provisions comprises‘
dour, oat-meal, bread, potafoes, peas, or beans,
rice and vinegar, which is . dealt out to ‘the.
ppssengersi once ‘or twice rt week during the
voyage, at. tlie..rate I01-2 lbs. per week. for
‘each adult. and -~.haIf allowance for children
under 12- years; and in addition to the above,
aftirtlier allowance, uccording to it Info not _of.
the British Parliament. two oz. tea, half lb.
sugar, and half-pound -molasses, to each adult,
w_oekly, with three quarts water daily. In all
cases where any of. thepersons paid for de-_.

returned without any deduction.

I Persons residing in the country that desire
to send tuoney_t,o their friends. io_,tlie. .Old
Country,-arid wishing to save ‘time and ex-
pense, can have it done in a satisfactory and
correct manner, by enclosing by post, to the
subscribers the sum which they wish to send,

with-the name and address of the party who is
to receive it, when :2 draft. on the nearest
Branch to their residence will be forwarded by
the first Steamer with as much piinctuitlity as
if the person sending it was presoiit, and it re-
ceipt returned for the money by next mttil.
P. S.——Bills of Exchange, or Piissuge Certifi-
cates by the above Line may be procured on
application to the Gazette Olllcc.
‘ _ I-‘OB,[‘S,AI.F.-. ' '
The Building Lot rct-cii_l.ly owned and
occupied by Capt..Win. Allcn, on Flax
Hill, is offered for sale on vc-i-y reasona-
ble terms. It consists of about I I-4 acres of
good land, with numerous-i tbi-my and well-
grown fruit and shade trees .-tnniliiig thereon;
a-well of good and -never failing wo.t.er,’.wlth_
the cellar and foundation of this former build.-'
ing, flag stone walks, a-nmvl y er:-ct:-tl picket
fence fronting the name, .l=c. It is t-liglbly
_sitnatetl upon the main i-mid leading from-
South Norwalk to. Darleu, mid but it few min-
utes‘ walk from the Depot Any person wish-
ing a retired location, both pleasant and
healthy, iwill find’ this a rare opportunity to
purchase at a very low rice, it most beautiful
and desirable location or ii country residence,
For further particulars lriquirc-. of Mr. John
Knapp near the premises, or of the owner.
_ JOHN S. WILLIAMS. .
1 No. 40,-Fulton st... N. Y.
FLOUR by the load

or Iessquantity. at
S. E. OLMS'I‘l?.‘.D’S..

OODEN Ware and Hats. siéiii-aa and
Lead Pipe. at F. B. NASH’S.
South Nor-vlallr.

'-.‘tlcscripti"on'0l' th‘e".chuso'a¢,2sy”lTptoms, and‘ most
certain.cui~e.of all diseases to-.-which they are, 1"-."‘ ll” ‘"18 existed I
liable; from the secI‘e,t.Itabits :of youth and ex-:.

_ery .to\_vn.

“explained, by moans of which every one is critt-

- sexes-'antlI
P“. . "ml. I 
, medlcllies in get Uulted‘Stat‘es, autl‘oI'ei-s them

‘ bratcd medicine‘.

2 Worrnsofallkinda toms

cline coming out, the full passage r_'noncy_i_a ‘

.¢,,,,., A,.

i no *

pletg our practlc'ali'w.ork,oa- the physiological
my _ ‘cries and-revelations-ofthe male sup fe-

.:niule~sexuaI-systems ever-published, with the -‘ 2
‘latest. experiments and discoveries in repro-

duction: -’ It illustrates anatomically-and hilly
witlrflle”-plates everything pertaining to the
male or female genitul pyottims; with._a full

ccsses of mature age,.as iinpotency and inno-
cent or-unforscen alectiohs, syphilis (primary
and constitutional) gouorrliazr, blennorrhugic,
ctc., with numerous certificates of the most
iiuparallelted cures ever performed. Every
P973011. both married and single, should road

Broadway, at the Broadway,-Post Ollice -122
Broadway, and by the author, Dr. Larmont,
42 R_cut_Ie street, corner of Broadway, New.-
Yflflfylpfmerly l'romPiiris and London. Price
.4 I. mailed free of postage to any address, sc-
°|I|“‘-Urmled. Atltlress on letters Box 8-14
New -York Post Gfii%e.- Ageiits wanted in ev-
"“ I

Extracts from Notices of a nuniyber

l>3'P.¢I'I..ifl. recommending Dr._Larinont and his
‘work-._.’.’-[Courrier des_ Etsts Unis, German
Die Reforms, Sunday D atcb, Staats Zeitung,
National Demootet.Dav- ooh. Essex Standard,
Ralnvay Advocate, , Empire City, Police (:3.

GILIII 1-,. -.

; _ _ " ,[i_5y.in-Ill_sf,it,fi';i_r’ig‘!.
FEW Words on tb,e_‘_.Ra,t,io'iial Treatment,
without Medicine of’ Sfpermatorrhen or
Local Weakuess,‘Nervous Deblllty, Low Spir-

Indisposition and Incapacity for Study and
Labor, Dulluess ofApprehensiou, Loss of Mom-
ory. Aversion to -Society. Love of Soiihuit-.
Tirnidity, Self-Dia,I-I'|lB.t,- Dizziness, Hcutl At.-ho,
Involuntary Discharges, Pains in -the Side, Ai-
feotiou of the Eyes, Pimplcs on the Face. Sex-
—usl,_aud other Infirmities.-of man. l'rnm- Hu-
Fhmcli of Dit. B. DE LANEY.
The-important fact.-tlist-tltese alarming com-

ted ; and the entirely new andhighly gnccogg.
ful treatment, as adopted by the Author, fully

bled to cure himself perfect! , and at the
‘lemetposaiile-cost, avoiding it ereby all tbs-
ndvertised uoetruuis of thedsy.

Sent .to.aay,address,-gratis,-and post. free in
aaealed envelope, by remitting (post paid)
two poetueistsnps to Dit. B; DE LANEY, No.
If Lispeuard Street, N. Y. -t . - 6tn‘:<l7

 
 

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 =T been the lot ‘(I the :I:|_1mn'u race to be
; dome-by.dlsease§snd1-suu‘ering.—'

HOLL W,AY’S PILLS _sre specially adapted

tojtho rettetor -trig. '-Weak -. .Nai_tvor:s, the

Dm.icar:,_gngI the Ixriitiu. of a_ll_clijnos, ages,

......war

tutionb.’ ‘Professor-’ Holloway
In_teiids,§he manufacture of his

to, s free and enlightened people _u _z]_.e_. best
roniedy-the world ever saw for the removal‘ ‘of
disease.__; ~ _ , .
These Pills Purify, the Blood.
'I"l;esetfauious 13111 _are coiribltoled to operate»
on‘ e e o,ir(seh,_ "___e ,ver e neys-.~ e lungs tl
“lift IE4 ‘Wei! cofrecting .any"dei-angemefit 
their functione,,p_uri ying the blood, the very fountain at
life, and than curing disease in all its fonris, _ ‘
I Dy/spepsia ,and"I/thzer (lorrtplnints.
Nearlf half the human have t.‘akeit' these Pills.-
It has been proved in all mo of the vrorld, tliatnotbing
has been found equal to 1 In cassifofdisorders ofthe
liver, dyspepsia, and stomach complaints generally.-—
They soon give a_bealthy.toae ftiihesc_ot-gens, however
much deranged,-and when _all other means havefailed.

General Debility. Ill Health

Many oftlic inostdespotlc Governments have opened
their Custom Houses to the Introduction of these Pills,
that they may become the medicine of the masses.-
Learncd Colleges admit that his medicine is the best reru-
edy ever known for persons of delicate health, or where
the system has been impaired, ‘as its invigorating prop-
erties never fall to sflord relief.

Female Complaints.

No Female, young or old, should be without this cele-
It corrects and regulates the monthly
courses at all periods, sctingirfrnany cases like a charm.
It is also the best and safest medicine that can be given
to children of all ages, and for any complaint ; conse-
quently no family should be without it.

Holloway’: Pills are the beat remedy I.-norm
. in the world for thefnllowing Diseases .-

Asthma ri-has Indigestion

Bowel Complaints Dropay. — . Ialaensa -
Coughs Debility Inagmmggm.
Colds , Fever-_and Ague Inward Weakness
Chest Diseases ‘~ -Female C‘oin- Liver Complaints
Costiveuese plaints _ Lovrness of Spirits
Dyspepsia Reudachea Piles ‘

Stone uni‘l‘Grnvel Secondary Symp- V:-iieresl .lfi‘e.:llona

*4 Sold at the Mauufactoriee of Professor Hottovnr,
00 Maiden Lane, New York, snd244 Strand, London, and
by all reepeetablmnruggiete,-and Dealers of Medicines
throughout the United States, and the civilized world,
in boxes ..et 25 cents, 62 1-lceiits, and 01 each. .-

Eughon la a considerable saving. by_ taking the lar-

D . ‘
“N. B. Directions for the guidance of patients in every
disorder are alxed to each-Box. ' ' 1y25

‘ can a 1-*t_ILitsn's Croton Metallic Fire

_ Proof Paint.—T1iie article is acknowled-
ged by all ,vrlie.,Iiave used it to be anpefior to
any otIi_er Paint in use. It is proof against
the action of the weather and fire, and is
cheaper than any other pain ts in consequence
of its taking less oil to mix, and covering much
more surface, twice as‘ ‘much’ as acute. Give
itjatrial; - -»~ - ~ ‘ 0
. - 2 - ‘p ‘E. CHICHESTER, Agent.‘

; - - ‘ ~ lino Palate.
E Subscriber oflcre afull. assortment of
the -celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising‘
-snow white, white, pearl and brown, ground In
oil, manufactured -by « the “ New Jersey Zinc
Company,” and for sale at their lowestéglloeei
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' A LARGE Assortment or Note, (something

» new and very beautiful.) Bath, Letter and

Cup Pap_er,‘_atf ', ' ’ ’ KNAPP’S-

STONE and Blackainith’a Sledgee and Ham-
. : iners,..alI_ sizes, just received. by . . _
‘ WM. 0. STREET.

To Persons out of
TIIO Of all 1001'!

FROM the Editoreof the Philadelpltia Post.
". We think we may safely pronounce this
to be the most’ thorough and valuable work on
the Empire of Russia that has has yet appear-
ed in the English language.”

From the Editor of the American Philadel-
phia Courier.—-“ Truly a valuable Work—thc
great Book of the day.”

Semi for one copy and try; it among
your friends.

.Work -for all and work that pays——-In selling
in every County in the -United States, our new
work on the " Rossuu Eitrritti,” and. other
popnlar Pictorial Books. Terms, Catalogues,
and Canvassing Circulars. forwarded free of
postage, on addressing, ,

ROBERT SEARS, Publisher. .
181 William-st., New York.

, my Sarto FOR Oxr. Corr. Single copies of
the Work on “ RUSSIA,” (the most elegant

velopcd in stout paper. and forwarded at our
risk and expense to any Post-Olllce,-on there-
cclpt of the Retail Price. Tuner: Dot.t.aas.-
Early application is necessary to secure 15¢
most beautiful and perfect copies.

3, Persons wishing to act as Agents, and
do a safe business, can send for a men
volume, and a well-bound Subscription Book,
(price of both $3.25, sent free of postage,) and
obtain from one to two hundred subscribers,
to be delivered at ascertain time to be agreed
on, say in thirty or forty days from the time
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THOSE. SCHOLARS in want.of Crayons
Jud Crayon Paper will find a complete

assortment at KNAPP’S.
1 ASKETS of every description and in any
HAIG-HT’S.

- A quantity at

A EGUINON’S Patent Campliene Safety
Lamp, for Stores. For-saleby thee eat
- WM. D. HAIGH .

OILS! OILS!
OILED and Raw Linseed Oil, warranted

' Blelhldged, Elephant Whale, Lamp Oil.
Rosin, Lard and Machine Oil.
Pure Nests Foot Oll,for sale by the" barrel

or rctailcd. at lowest ratcwofiir

Burning-Fluid. f

LEVENTH edition, 340-pages, cloth, with « '
rneatly-seventy-Ive colored etigrav-ings:— ;
representing all-'.the diseases-of the genital or-o : '
gens ofther lIIIIo'I'I(l-feDIIe~;» the most com--o

this work. Sold by Stringer 3; Townsend. 222 "Q

41.

"0l‘:N_ewspapeI'II:-‘-‘-We concur with the other.

zettc,__N‘cw-York Pick, New Brunswick Time-9.,

Just PitbIiaIied‘§ 'iK‘Ne*’vv Discove-

Its, Lsnsiitide, Weakness oftlie Limbs and Buck ‘.

pILIlII8__l_lI] eseilybe removed zcitltottt ;.Mi-dz‘-‘.‘_
' ‘cine, is-,.iu« this small tract, clearly dementia.

and useful Volume of the Year,) carefully en- ‘

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eleehve purgative pill vthichziuld be 
sure and perfectly safe in itsvcperetionr. ,-he
IF°l>l1‘9<1 to meet that demand; and all ‘im-
tnal of its virtues has conclusively‘ bhiwl‘-HQ
disc success it accorn lislies the ' ‘ “ .
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make the best of all pi’ —_oue whisk" 
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 onasiimsl dge ’stirunlaf‘gp‘,‘fi;’§f .. " _ ..
bowelsdinto .2 i.» I ‘ _'
molar action oenyfis ~ =;
1010 the atllngth of the bod , and 
_,fisOaII‘or dfised energies of the.’1vholm.IipIt&:
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consumerism.

Tare remedy‘ has wori';‘f_‘or'_Ifi‘eIl'.,,ii‘tcIi DOW]
Ikoinfts cares of every virletyéfiiliouary dbeas
that igis eiitirely unneeesearyte jrgeouat.
 of its vii-ruse in ' '
haqbeeu employed‘. 80 wide ie‘,‘tIt‘i‘IéltI‘§
j , ._ and so numerous, ‘diseases’ ‘ "bf

._tlIat almost every section of ‘the?’ “
uffieons publicly known, wliohave been‘: _ V :-
fl'0IlI alarming and even. , te 
’_IIIhpI_ty its use. When‘ ti‘ce ‘tried-its: _ “ A
_over.every other medicine of its kind is too apper-
‘aat to escape obaervalhlli , when its virtues are
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faclsupon thelaaga,‘ I’ ‘ buffer the ‘ '
of Coins, Cottoltl, Ho ,, _’ ,,&c-3". '
CIn.‘.nanuitistliepleaesn“ '
katcaubeobtaine . ,'.;_. “""‘~“’
Asivliaa long been ineuataatiuse
this eection,we not donors, than seems‘ -
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,aiidthatthogeuafae ,c1aie:olilhv"‘ a

II. N. SEAVER, Ncrwalk.

HYGEANA .
Brought Home In the Door of the Million. 3_
WONDERFUL Discovery has recently
been made bv Dr. Curtis, of this city,’ ‘in-

the treatment of Consumption, Astbmafili‘
diseases of ‘the Lungs. We refer to .'.:;Dg." '
tie’ Hygeana, or Inlialing Hygean Vapor‘ uj
blierry Syrup.-’_. .WIt_h~_t_,hiangu-nig,t ‘
has restored many ‘ ‘ ‘

-aicted.-onese -
health; as an evidence of which be has inni-
merable certificates. ,Speaking of. th_e..f|§at-
inent, rt physician remarks: It is‘_evidt-ri"t" that
inbaIing—coustantly breathing ii_ii_.a,gne,ea1.l-.-,

healing vapor, the medicinal propegfi“ ‘’ gust

come in ‘direct contact-wltkfrihervgho ‘ ‘ief the
atrial cavity, of the lungs, and thus “escape ti
Mn! and chili 9.! todncetl-n " “ .
when introdubfl ‘lnto,,gtlie_.petomacb , lg‘: 
iected to the prbcess or atge's:ion.—-—ri? ‘ -
one is for salg at all the drnggists’ tiifou’ out
the country.—‘-JV. Y. Dutelmum. "2 . —-7*’
_.The Inhale! is worn on tIie_I;rea_s__t u_ii_t_l_gr the
linen without.-Iieleast inconvéniince-itls heat
of are body being sullcient to evaporate the
. III 5 - ‘I ' ~::I-‘4..,

. .Huntireds of CASES of Crnuts.like;the_t , --
ing might be named. ‘One package of _

Inn has cured me of the Asri-nu. of-elxsgigsflu.
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- Margaret E ‘ o1I‘,3ro‘olr'Iyn, JV11 Y?" ‘
Mrs. Panlof. No. 5 Hammond-et.,.Nf. Y.‘, viza,
cured ofa severe case of Bronchitis by,‘_‘1lie‘
Hyjeanav -- ~ '.|. _ - :"_I'-'j,-3 :"’if,,.'_ 
My Sister has been cured of a,,_D_I_s in .
Cough of severaryears st‘anding,’and“ Id?
to be incurable "by her. Pkyaicialfa. 

I. H. Gafebert, P. JU.,‘Ri¢'Kut0n

CURTIS dz PERKINS .-It3.0YD C PAUL,‘ N0.
149 Chambers-st., ‘N; Y.; H. N. SEA
‘N,orvreIk.——-1 Packageeleentnicc by c

any part of the United Slates-for Ten

‘ ii to
liars.

and ONLY Gaaiurxu Anrrcn; zaad‘-bskelatzaua
base imitations or vile and iniuriouiféoiifi»
felts.‘ Shun-them as you would ~Poietm_.‘

Idol‘-S

‘ ._ Another Glorious -
- ‘S‘E3fLi‘S TUPOL _1'.'4KL'1¢ _;rf'*“
no STRUGGLE IN suitors is .lil.V‘fsr-
udiultfihe attention of pkg ,clv_lli_z‘:u fig-£2,
. If I 8 3 area __u a ing s_ato-._ e ‘s

ble victor, here in gbcrwalk, where we _ai?e"mu{
gullly acquainted. no'0a_e fora inome_n‘s3d‘of5‘t's

It . - . . .~,~. - .

TURK has Conquered |j_%=-
For tv_hei'c else in the State‘ofConnecticnt,'cn ii
Clllothipg fortlie coming winter be obtained so
c esp -

cnomnrno

ran THE ‘.mL1.ro.zr./ 

Comfort. Beauty and Economy Oom-
Mmd. ‘ '

The Public are cordisllyinvited toscmpafe
our Stock of Goods, t
Ready-Made and Made to Order,
with any or all, similar Stores in Norwalk,
either as to qualify, qutnhty or price. Thu
best stock of -

00.4123, PANTS, .4.-VD YBSTS, ‘ ,
EXPRESSLYI-‘OR THE 3EASON,hAl.L rut: ncttrsttzs
ofa Gt-ntleinan’s Wardrobe, can be-pni-chem}
there cheaper than at any other Store in the
State. And as for variety, style, and t-‘x_e.=_-l-
lence of workmanship, one trial will ‘st-elite»
the patronage of the most fastidloult’; “yr” _
PARENTS, this is the place to bring? porn-

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