Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, February 17, 1857 · page 4

-.. Alcott, the author of
_ ...se I Live in,” and well known
A iectuerer on the laws of health, has
ress a. work on Hygiene, which will
sably be of great practical value.-
11121 chapter on colds .wc take the
nving advice, which is now quite
'ouable,: A

‘hose who would avoid colds must not
do themselves, especially their faces
tl11'oats, every time they go into the
1 air. -I do not say that .none of the
number already diseased should be
wed tobreak the force of a stream of
lowered in temperature to zero, orfif-,
. or twenty degrees below it either "by '
spirator or muiiier. I am writing for
;e who as yet deem themselves healthy.
._t‘ter brisk walking, or other exercise,
ng which we have worn more. than
eedful amount of clothing, we must
are of throwing oil’ a p ‘t of it, and
ng in a temperature wyhic 1 is very low,
I air which is damp, especially -if we
3 been in a free perspiration. Better
cep our clothing till we see» how mat
are going on with‘_ us. ’It would be
r to add clothing in such circumstan-
than to diminish it. . 
hose who would be perfect. in. this
ter should avoid sitting with wet feet
1' exercising‘ in the open air, if not over,-'
zeil or over-fatigued, it may be safe-
him to have wet feet. Indeed, some
 with their feet wet all the forenoon,
1011i; injury, if ' they keep in motion ;-
the philosopher Locke, who recom-
ded that children shouldhave holes in
1' shoes, would hardly have justified the
ztice of - sitting with wet feet.
‘hose who are accustomed to warm.
hing should not‘ exchange it for that
Ash is extremely thin, when they are
at to go abroad in the cold air, unless
i are to walk. Thousands 'of young»
ole, cspe_cia.lly females, might trace the
mmption, neuralgia, or fever which
:1-oyed them, to some act of reckless-_
: like that which is implied in the fore-
ig. ..
11 general, -we are quite too much
.id of the sun and rain to enjoy that
iihood ‘which is indispensable in a cli-
.e as much exposed to colds and con-
ption as that of the United States_.'
. late General Dearborn, of Massachu-
s, would have no such thing as an
brella in his family, if he could help it.
thought it safer, on the whole, to be
3.SlOll{l.lly a little wet, than toexclude
selves from every drop of rain, nineteen
es in twenty, with the almost entire"
_;.ainty of being sometimes caught with-
one, and of suffering severely as .the
sequence.

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learn VINE Roors 1-‘on CUTTINGS.-—Dl'.
derhill states in the last American
ricult11_1'ist, that his experience indi-
3s a. saving of time by the use of well
ted plants instead of cuttings, and that
vineyard’thus formed is far more val-
nlc, from its being less subject to inju-
:'rom rotting mildew. Where cuttings
ple.nted, the roots usually start too
r the surface of the ground, and are»
n under the influence of heat and
stare ; the growth is rapid, increased
every shower in the spring; the sap
sels are large, and when the vineyard
:ld enough to bear, the month of June
sents an abundance of foilage and
at promise of fruit. The drought,
llllgf on in July, the roots being mostly
r the surface are deprived of the prop- .
aipply of nourishment, and soon the
ting cummences; the roots are more
)lC to injury from winter frosts. When
I have well rooted the plants he con-
ac:-.‘, you can set them at any depth
.t experience teaches, according to your
l.

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Horseshoes without nails are one
the most useful inventions of the day.
e inventor makes the whole in_ two
ccs, employing in addition, two small

cws to aid in screwing the parts to-- 1:1

her. jBoth are made of malleable
n—-thelower portion, or sole, being
'y similar to the horseshoe ordinarily
ployed, but with grooves around its ex-
-ior, and without nail holes. The upper
rtion, orvamp, is thin, and has a flange
njecting’. inward from its lower edge to
;tch the groove in the sole. These
rts are so. arranged as to secure atight
d firm ,oonnection, and the whole . is
tde additionally secure by the aid of the
. screws "at the heel. One practical
vantage -to be derived from this style
shoes is the facility with which they
iy at any time be removed or exchang-
 A medical writer in one of the re
ious journals earnestly opposes the
aclice of ministers and professional
in travellin abroad to regain lost health
'irming'-tha.t in nine cases out of ten,
alth is injured rather than benefited by
ch jou rneys. . I-Ie asserts thatif a parish,
_;lead of furnishing their minister with
aans ol"ira.velling abroad, would furnish
lll withflaud for tillage and the impli-
ants of ‘husbandry it would do more

improve_A his" health than any other ex-
diexit or resource.

’i'lz1-: (‘.sr.r.r.nA'rnn DR. Jon.\'soN.—His
zmnr.-rs had never been courtly. They
aw became almost savage. Being fre-
iently under the necessity of wearing

abhy c.-"oats and dirty shirts, he became
conliriner_l .Sloven. Being often very
ingry when he sat down to his meals,
-. c-.onta1;Actcd a habit of eating with rav-
l()ilS greediness. Even to the end of his
‘u, and ‘even at the tables of the great,
.e siglzt ot',food_afi"ected him as it affects
il.:l beasts andbirds of pray. His taste

cool-:ci‘y, formed in subterranean ordi-
’il"lCS and a_imn.ozIc beef shops, was far
om delicate. iilhenever he was so for-
inatc as to have near him a hare that
lll been kept too long, or a meat pic made
ith rané.id-»‘:'bt1ttei*, he gorged himself
ith suchvioleiice that his vaius swelled,
-id the moisture broke out on his fore-
“ml. The “aii'ornl's' which his poverty
niiolclencdf stupid and low-minded men
> ollbr to him would have broken a mean
;irit into sycophacy,' but made him rude
ion to i'erocity. Unhappily the _inso-
1'l_('.I3 which, while it was defensive, was
l.l'LlOll:llJlO, and in some sense respecta-

Jnle, adeoinpanied him to societies where -

3 was treated with courtesy and_ kind-
He repeatedly provokediuto strik-
 tl1<)se’ivl1o ‘had taken liberties’ with

Allthe suffercrs,, however, were

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in.
i.~';.-3 (_‘.l'lOl.l"‘ll 1-0 abstain from talking about
.eir beait1ng's,‘ c'xcept'Osboruc, the most’
tpzicioiis, and _.bA1'1_1,ta-l of booksellers,‘ who
roclairnccl (§ve1'y\\'lie1'e that he had been
nor-Lerl down by the huge fellow whom
3 had hirr_-«l to pull‘ the Harlem Library.
, JIIacaulay’s.
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 It was a judicious resolusions of
thcr, when, on being asked what he in-
-ndcd to do with his _‘g‘II‘lS, he answered :
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. lebratod _ ,
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TO the public. This celebrated Gin, pre-'
tending to nothing but what it is, vju:
A pure and unadulterated article, and assu-

some of its rivalimitator: do, oflereightyeoru
of public approval ‘and very-"extensive-' rule:
inthe ci_tie:"of New York," Philadelphia, -Bo:-'

' jton,—un_d the Western" cities,-has been pro-

nounced by the public, ts: -well as by the boot
-medical and scientific authorities throughout
the United States and the Conodus, 1 to be ‘
.:I_1pAer.i.0.lf,_ not 1' only as u’ beveruge of general
use, to_;ony_ other "article competiugugoinutit
bl|_|_’--lI,1lIl_eqllIAl:le'd‘II,I' its medical efficiency‘ in
all clolsesfi of complaint: ‘ari._iing- from :de-
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$8 Pl?!-'3,ent¢dA,-is’found to ‘-be oiccrtain undin-~
.fal_li_blc_ remcdybgainst the mogy compluintp
owing their origi'n"to an inactive liverand its
kindrcddiienses, such as biliouu complaints,
indigcptiod, heartburn or fiatulcncy, ego; gzyns
guddition __to there-correctives, if taken ospre-
ocnted,‘ its‘ emciencypguinst the unpleasant
inconveniences, and in fuct,dangerbus electi-
of chongoof water, is one ofthe greatest ad-
vantages, ond‘we-will venture to say that
‘none ‘of _=;th'e serious inconveniences which we
have named will be experienced by any per-
sons who will provide themselves with o sup‘-
ply of ‘ this invaluable; article. ‘To person:
traveling in thele day: of rapid transit ihom
East to West, Nor"th,and'So_uth.' and who are
constsntlyicbangingf their-water: as wcllsnu
their -climate,-_-who are drinking, indeed, a
dozen kindsof water in every jtwenty-four
hour:,.und'. each draught _contain'ing‘_':__o'me.'
‘property’ acting in chemical A antagonism ,to_
theipreceding one, thereby causing an, anus;-,
uruldegroc of excitement to the A stomach”-it
is positively and absolutely-necessary, 10- use '
a counteracti_ug,_og_ent.. From the, fact "that
this article; is prepared expressly to meet such
exigencies and to act, as we know. it will ‘act,-
as an antidote, to all the above .described on‘-
:es', we confidently, prescribe it as the very

best article in the country. .

paredin ojmonner known.o_ntyto the ropri-’
etor‘ or-:t_o the celebroted _Lon_ on distilfen _ ‘
‘Reed’; Lfondon Cordiui Gin “is not "a mixture
of;cru¢l_e pernicious compound, _a:- all other:
'of_th_e,fo-culled London cordial" gins 'u‘re,'~hut'

-ugennincgphre and healthy" in_vigoruting‘arti-

 9.-. 3' . . , _ ‘
Reed’o Iiondon Cordial Gin requires none
of tbcusuol “caution to the public”- to‘ be-'
woi:c.of.cohuterfeits,' it being, like all-. other
genuine‘ articles, beyond the base -art’ of coun-

' terfeitiu' . -

Recdhglgondon Cordial Gin -is an antidote
totbe horrible adulteration -'to;wbicb"-every-
thing alcoholic is submitted,-the noxious poi-
sons m‘ode.‘up as gin, etc. I ‘
T -Reed’s, London Cordial Gin requires no
“word of _o'dvice;" no "_‘-caution to the public.”
Those who once drink it find the, security‘ in
its virtues against the vicious temptation: of"
drinking any of its vile imitations, ‘even un-
der “odvice,” while those’ who “caution the
public” against oounterfeiters, have them-
:_elveu been cautioned by "the public to be-
wure ofuny but Reed’s London Cordial Gin.‘
~ ecd’o Distillery, I18 East 29th-2t., N. Y.-
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. New 1Vlodl‘cal- work .
Y'Dr.' Watson. “The Cause and Cure,” ‘u
complete practical treatise on Spermator-
rhea or‘ Seminal Weakness, and Premature
Exhau:tion,"with Local Debility, induced by
early indiucretion, exce::,'or other causes, in
woicbthe nature and efi'ecAl.: of this insidious’
malady, together with the treatment,-are fully
(explained. To which is added a Treatise on ‘
Syphilitic or Yenereal Diseases. "illustrated
by numerous unutomical plates and drawing:
ofevery variety of those diseases. ’ -
Organs of Generation in th _' Male ; ‘Organ:
of Generation in the Female; Hermaphro-'
dism; Masturbation; Symptoms and’ effect:
of Spermatorrhea ;. Treatmentjof Impotence,-
Physical Exhaustiou and Depression of Mind.
Vonereul Diseases—S_vmp'toms of Gonor-
rhea‘; Gleet; Stricture; Treatment of Gou-
orrhea‘ and Stricturc; Syphilis, primar und

secondary‘; Bubo, and Secondary 'Sy‘ hi i:.
Di-. Watson’s work is the resultof ong ex-
perience in hospital ‘and private practice, both
in the United States‘ and in Europe, and em-
bodies ullthat can be said on these important
subjects. Not only those ,afi‘ecte_d. but all per-
sons, may,read this work for his information,
and as awarding. ltis the only work which
givesthe mode of treatment in full. Price
One‘ Dollar, sent free of postage. "i - .
"To bejhud of .therAutbor, Dr. W. Watson. of
his residence, 56 Walker street, a few door:
west of Broadway. New York, where he may
be_cob:ulted on the above, _sub'ects from 7’ in
the-morning to 9 o’clock at-nig 't‘.' ’ ‘
- Dr. Watson is ‘also consulted by
‘willifnrw 'rd everyodditionul instruction and
-tbe medic nos required. ..-The consulting fee
in such coach is Five Dollars, without which
letter: counot.be.r_e.plied to as the proper con-
sideration; of’cu:es oneccssurily requirou :oi'ne
,'me. _ ,_. A W. WATSON,M. D., _ _
ly-15 Formerly Surgeon to the Lock Hospital.
. , A‘. Vitnlizlng Element. _
A rnvsrcux of high standing, andformerly
’ f o‘. Professor inone ofjthe Medical "Insti-
tutio_n_:_ of this country, now retired from oc-
tive prucfice, .who..has been sufifering from.
Pulmonary Disease,.discovcred, while travel-
ling in South America for’ "iA_nis.he‘a'lth, of cure
for Consu"mptiou,.Bronchitis. Coughs‘,-I Co1'ds,.
and general debility; and ..helng aware that

fromuthia fmo:t"dre'udfnl bf all- diseases," he‘ 1:
desirous, from the -‘principle:-of ihumuuify-,'of
mnkiugknownithis-most ‘valuable remedy.'—-
Upon receipt of Fifteen Cents,-in »Po':tu‘ge
or Change, he" will send a Recipe, with
:1‘ for making and successfully.

Stamp: A

full direction

usiugit.-f=" - ~ -
Theamount required, is applied for ‘Po:-:

tage, and the payment of this advertisement.

Addi-ess—B. F. DEVEROUGH, M. D.

f24 Box 23,1’. 0.. Brooklyn, N. Y. A-

2E'airbanlr':fi Platform: &._CountoIA_‘
' ,3 G A I E 8..

AIRBANKS & CO. have recently‘ opened
a spacious Warehouse at I89 Broadway,
New York, where they offer at wholesale and
retail the most complete assortment of Weigh-
ing Apparatus to be found in the United States.
Among the articles offered will be found up-
wards of seventy different modifications of
Fair-bank’s Scales. ‘Also a great variety of-
Bakers’, Jewelers’. Druggists’, Grocers’, and
other scales. Spring Balances, Patent Booms,
Testers, Weights and Measures, etc.
‘Hay and Coal Scales set in any part of the‘
country by experienced workmen. -
Wholesale Agents for Brown’: Improved
Patent Self-heating Rotary Flat Iron. .
Order: by mail or otherwise will receive at-
tonfion, : FAIRBANK’S 86 CO.,-
gfm . 189 Broadway. New York.

Gold Medal Pianos.

rnruwkx 4!; Sons, Manufacturers, 84 Walker
stroét, N. Y.. received the following First.
Prize - cdal: in competition with the best

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and "Baltimore." , . ’
Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan
Fair, Washington, March 1855. _ _ b
A Gold Medal, at the Crystal Palace, New
York, November, 1855, (being the only Gold
Medal given for‘ Pianos within the last six
' ears;) ' ' ' ; .-
A‘ Gold Medal at the Maryland A.I_nstitute,
Baltimore.,1856. ' " ' " .. ' ;f .
The First Prize Medalut the Fair, Crystal
Palace-..N. Y., Nov. 1856." A'mong-thejudges
were-the first musical talent of ‘the ' ‘Country,-
such as M. Mason, Gottschalk, Wollenhaupt,
and many others. St.,& S Pianos, (‘with and
without the Iron Frame ,) are warranted for
5urge.'+-
ly5l

Piano: picked and shipped without ch
Prices moderate. - ' ‘
Aids McA_usr.Axn, Manufacturer and Deal-
er i'n'Upholstery Goodsof ever des_crip-
tion; French and American Paper. angtngo,
Borders, &'c.: Curtain Materials and Furniture
L-.iirie:j, Lace and Muslin Curtaius,_'Plain and
Ornamental Shades. Gilt ' Cornic'e'§-,' Tina,‘
J. McA. would‘~iuvite the attention of stron-
gers visiting the city to the superiority of Ibis
qualled by any other house, and his unequuI-
led facilities for manufacturing. enacle him to
similar establishment.
Order: from the country attended to with
JAMES McAUSLAND,
Gm5l I99 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.

=llent mother, that they may learn the

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J : ,‘t]'phol:toryA’G-oods.
_ Coverings, Brocateile Satin? and Worried De
Bands,-Cords. Tassels. Gimps, to.
stock, which for elegance of design, in une-
olfer greater “inducements in prices than any
promptner: and dispatch
f i.l\nss-ALnrI1‘(rn,'

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ming no artificial merits of what it is "not, as" '

Reed’: L'o_nd_on Cordial Gin'[isf,o genuine '
and pure coverage, and is diatilledand pr_e- ‘

letter. and, .

thousands are suffering-, and dying aunuall _

- ets, «kc.-

‘ . $1.000 und warr'ontcd,;

makers of Boston. New York," Philadelphia}

three yam, and a written ‘guarantee given..-

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From the ‘Advertising :)llla:c, 335 Broudway, N. Y.

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 on-.-nrononds
‘Plano.-Porto Ware Rooms.
HUDSON dc MUNGER,

NVITE the aitcntion of_ purchasers to the
lorgcatfqand. benusoortment of Piano: and
Melodeonsiin the city, _among which are the
‘Paris First Premium.Pmnos of-A.W. Lodd
.3 00-. (11.0! the most. popular, Pianos in the
United States.) A Agno, assortment of our
owngmonufocture-_-contuinlng our celebrated.
-School Piano. loin. substantial and cheap,
mode ,for .Ihord,._u:c. Cox-hart, Needhom,-k
Co’: .M_elodcon:',’. (including I their ' improved
“I_)oubIe_,Bnuk,’.’ just out); and a complete us-A
I9t:il|.le.nt_._qf low-priced, new and second hand
P.io,!_Iou, Stools. Covers, etc. New Piano: from
3.17619 $1,500; Second Hand $50 to $150;
Melodeon%$45 to $200. Our stock contains
more than, 5_ i'nstrument_s. we can therefore
ofi'%.l.'i,nduccments- to "purchasers, not to be
foundut any other—place'. -0,519 Broadwuy, St"-
Nicholoa Hotel. .152‘-I‘ '-T"'D'°"’5F l1If1l"0:h._ '

- boo-non nuomrnu-1,.

' AS Rooms pleasantly. located and fur-
- Inisbéd with Female attendants for Lu-
dies from, a -di:,t:A'nc_e. _; ‘Experienced Female
Accouchérf: j"i_'IiArni:bed' at a. moment’: ‘notice’.

 

'.All cure: warranted, and ‘oecreay, invioliiblc;

Doctor Mohnetfi: the only -agent in the Uni-
tied Stucco, forthc A:uleAof . _ “ " ‘ 

1I’_I¢ld¢l’i(i_¢_:.1')‘oi17ioz’;' .FeviiaIe Alteratica ‘Pills,
For the exclusive use of Female: laboring
under any of jthe following complaints, viu:
Obstruction, = Suppression.‘ Head-ache, ‘ Pain’

‘lathe’ Side, =Pulpit.ul‘.ion.« Loathing of Food,’

Disturbed’ Sle‘e'p“,iond ull" -interruption: or Ir-
regularities of the Mensuul Periods.‘ ' *- --I
N; B.-‘--'I‘he':'c Pills ‘should -never be - ‘taken
b'y=Femole: during Pregnancy, as they would
be ':nr_e'to‘ cause miscarriage. Full direction:
will uccompanyeoch Box. Prepared by Mad-
omc-Boivin, 1 oils Rue Vuugiurd, at Paris,
France, and sold in‘the United States only
yv . , . DR.-H.-MONNET-T,« --
-3m,3 ,_Ofilce__49«- Mercer-ot.,' (cor. Broomo) NJ‘.

".l'ho’ consumptive: Last llopo.
AILY; experience proves‘ that Consump-
‘tion ioinot thotfotol disease'whi'ch it was

the most astonishing cnre:,wbicb‘aremadeby,
the use ofthe EASTINDIAN CONSUMP-
-TIVE REMEDY. [The rcceipe of whichwill

Address‘ ' - ,
ly5: Dr. GRAYA,_50A8 Broome S_t., New York.

India: nnhbpf Gloves and A
AITTENS, lined and unlined for cold or
wet weather; - For Ladies, the White
and’ Block Gloves are a‘ pleasant protection to
the hand in-Athe dischurge of household duties.
Being impervious to moisture, they render
them » soft und white, and are a upeedy -and,-
certoin,cure for Chopped-Hands, Suit Rheum,
etc. .For,,Gcntlcmon, the Gloves are very
useful for__driv_ing,, cure ofhorreu, etc. The
Fine Block -Glove: are an excellent substitute
for.Kid. For Farm‘er:,‘Mechanics and Oy:ter-
men, the Mittens will be found , invaluable,
promoting the hand: in all kindoof wet work,
imc, Potash, and other strong ulkulies.
For sole by ol1Rubbcr Storeoin the Union,

. H and by the Goodyear Glove Co.,36 John-_:t.,

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Houses and lots, _
FARMS and Country Scots, for one, -"ex
V-change or to let. , Samuel Cockcroft, 15
,l(_erchont’;sJExchauge,Wall-st., N. Y.’ . If you
wont toaell or let your House and Lot, or
Fgurm, call at the ofilce and leave a descrip
tion. of the premises. N o’ charge-iu made un-
less a- purchaser is procured. House: and
Lots, Furmsund Country Scat’: for sole, and
_.to trade, for improved city property, Wes‘-
torn ,Lan,ds, in.Illiu,oi:, Indiuno,Ohio, Mich-
igan, Wiscousid, Iowa, etc., to sell or trade
for improved. property. Fire Insuroncc_efi‘cc-
ted on all kinds-of pr_ope'rty',_ in any of the
New York City. Ofiices, on the some terms as
at the Company’: Ofilces. , 4m1
II. No Pen or Ink 18 used. 31
OTHING i: imitated in" MacLuurin’:' put-
out self instructing proces: in writing,
yet it has been shown in the Public School:
of New,York,_und in the counting_ house: of
our firot merchants, tbotall who go through
this novel proceoomust of necessity become
splendid and rapid penmen. Complete pro-
ceuu (the result tofthirty years labor on_ the
part of the potent_ec,) sent, prepaid on the re-
ceipt of $1 by. " W. S. MAcLAuum ck Co., ,
' . ‘ _ _ 845 Broadway, N. Y. ;
- Liberal inducement: to _Age'nt_:._ , 3m!

Chrono-Thermal System
'FZMediciu_e. with un“ introduction and
. - Notes by Dr. Turner, late Health .Com-

distant when the Cbriono-Thermal Syotem will
be universally received. The ' bones of Sum-I
ucl Dick:on- may first be -mouldering -in thci
dust, und hi: upirit greut with God w_h_o_ gave
it, but truth will mast triumph, and posteri-
ty will render tobir memory the merit which
'i:‘hi: due.’-’"—JV'ew York Enqui'rcr._ ~ ' - ‘ .
' - ‘Amman’, N'.lY;‘, Sept. 20th, 1846.

. - Mr DuAn‘Sm':—My copy of your-‘reprint of

Dickson in traveling ‘ through the "neighbor-

hood ‘continuully, doing much good." '
‘---There are two muse: in socict ., ‘the one
‘obey:-Impulues of program, ‘the-ot 'er - -‘resists
,innov atiou. ' sThey mutually check; each oth-
er. The world nympathiseo, with shores who
yield to thoimpulsc ,-in the science of Incdi.-.
ciue. Youurc our: toshuve the . ..world.'; with
yous But of -course -.-you must contend with
;thos”cfl '_whjo_:e comfortiund . inlorcst:.,are_iu-
volved§ in udheringzto zeutoblirhcd cu_:tom:.: _;

. ‘ " '1 9.. Lromain-,faitbfulIy yours, ,-
- ; « -Wu.H.SswAub.
"Wu. TURNER, .M.:D.,—323 Fourth Av. N.Y.3m48
, A. E. OE_AAM_BER_S,. , A
 ' ‘ " BROADWAY, N..Y‘.; invite: ‘often-’
39 tion-to hi: splendid assortment d .
Fine J¢uv¢lr_y,.-just received for Holiday_Pre:-.
ents,:&cL Fine Cameos, Florentines, Paint-
ings, emu, Diurnonds.Lavos in Set:,-B_rooch-
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Watches, Chuins,—Necklacc:; Leonlines, Lock-
String Coral and Jet Good-:, Plated
Ware, Pencil Cases, J:c. :Watchcs and Jewel-
ry rcpoired on the-premises, between bite
and-Wnlker.:IroctTs'.N.'Y.. .. ‘ -‘U39
. , ‘ "WILLI-AMMILLER, .
‘Piano, Forte Munnfhcturer,
, N.o:.l5§5und 158 ‘East 21st-st., .New__York.

ASon handand is constantly making,
some of the most magnificent Plano’-

- Foit_es_ev'er oii'c'r'ed'to tbepublic. The supe-

riorityiof tone in the above make is too. well
k'nown'to need mentioning. His objectbeing
to inform the public, where Piouo Forte: supe-
riorin tone and touch to any other make, and
Cheoper for - Cash. ‘ Varying from 320? go

‘Ladies’ Drona Capo. and. -
 
MRS. ELEYINZS Fashionable Dresu.iCo|'It{ie‘t:-
| D

tablishment, 309} Broadway, N. Y.,
boas, Laces, Mourning Goods, and . Embroide-
'ries' at'_Great»Bargoins, wholesale and retail ;

inc our stock. _ ‘ y

nomu.-s.an.. am... and
1 TRUNK EMPORIUM 2 

HE subscriber would extend’ histhnnksto
— the publicrfor their IiberalputronAagedu-
ring the lust fifteen years and at the some time
.e'x'pres: his conviction-that thejbusiuess expe-
rience‘ behas acquired duringso bi ong a_ period
has peculiarly quul_i_ficgI- him for judging of
{the tastes and requirements of those having
‘occasion to putronize on. extensive Saddlery
establishment. Heiscoustant_ly-mnnufuctur-
ingnand keeps on hand a full : assortment of
Harness, of all descriptions, comprising ull
kinds of Buggy, Gig, Express, Cart, Coach,
Farm and Wagon Harness ;also,- a great vari-
ety of Ladies und'gentlemeu’s Riding Saddle
Bridles’, Mortiugoles,&c also Collars in great-
vnriety and every style oi’-‘pattern, -Fly.Net:,
~H_orsecloth:-, SI.uble.Ful'-ni.ture,Sadjdler’: hard-_.
ware,jAWbips.in. endless variety-, Trunks ofall
sizes and;descriptions. Valises, Carpet Bags,
Satchels, &c. &c. All in want. of any of the
above named articles will do well togive us a
call, on we are bound to sell our waresat sat-
isfactory prices. Orders for any kind of work
romptly executed. Repairing done neatly
and cheaply. WM. B. SWAN.

HAMS, Shoulder: and Dried Beef. Also
clear country Pork, at
Muuxm: & 0LMI'l'lAD’l.

‘once thought lobe.’ We are daily‘ hearing. of ‘

‘be rent on the, receipt pr FOUR POSTAGE
=ST‘AMPS, or apint bottle.by'the' remittance '
of 2A . .. , . .

"Slip, N.

mi::ionerof.Ne,w-;Y_.ork...“'l‘he.1'duy is not: . .

f TTADWDI-IR ond'Shot Pu
' at - . '

Milliner: supplied on liberal terms. ‘Country . .
'MiIliners,and'-Merchants are invited to exam-
, ~ 1 43 -

«r - n .-

, -ianueai ‘-
 81:12:38.
. ; Another lot of - -
Those beautiful and durable black Silks,
- received this day.
They will be sold at the some low prices.
Ludiésin want will give me a call,
' and examine them. __
- C. GRUMAN.
m I001‘. 330,- ‘
Loatherub. -. Store. ,
' ' ‘A WHOI.E8.dLE&'RET21IL. .
TH_E.aub:criMrwould hereby give notice:
to the citizen: of Norwolk, und the pub-
lic in general, that he has taken the more for-
merly occupied by Henry Hondes, 3 door:
west of the Pout Olfice, und bu: fitted it up
in goodorder, where may be ‘found at ‘all
timcs,.u large stock of Gents’, Ladies’, -and
Children’: Boot: and Shoes of all de:crip-
tions, manufactured by him expressly for thin
market, by the best rf workmen, and of the
bcstmatoriul. No exertions will be upured
topleooc those who favor me with o 'coll.A—,
Cuotomer work made to'ord_cr with ' neutneuo
and-dispatch. A_:l_iore of public patronage
I: respectfully uoliclted. . A o A '_ j " A
Porticulur uttention paid to rgpairing in-ull
its branches, 3m46- WILLIA ' BAYRNE.
‘ 9 Hfitdwaro. and -Cutlery.
Mechanic’; Tools. .-Farming Utenulr
Guns. Pistols, ‘ Iron .and A'.S't‘eel,,
Window Glass, Pamts’ _-
A _ A., AA and Ozls. .._
TflE:.Subscriber has now in :tore,ond in
 constantly receiving direct from the man
ufacturer:,o large supply of Foreign and.
Domestic Goods,under the above denomina-

tion:?,”which make: his nssortment of articles
suited to this market, equal to any in the

,. .... ._ 7*

.. y

-‘

I

Itute, and which will be sold either whole- »

sale or 1-e_tail,on as favorablej, .frm: as can
be purchased in New York. Fir list of or-
ticleo and price:.purc_lms_ers are requested
to call and examine for themselves.‘ ‘ -
‘ « * ‘ WM. C. STREET.

, nubb‘-17: ‘L on’: " '
 Would re:pectfully. invite. -
the attention of the public genera ly

to their large assorfmenfof Groceries, Pro-
visions, Teas,-.Sugoru,-t.c.. Also, Flolll’ Of lie
best brands, etc., etc. ’ A ,
_ HE Subscriber: continue to run In Pocket
_ ‘to and from New York for the accommo-
dntionof the '1-‘reighting Pub_lic,leuving Pike

Y. every Sofurdoyamd Norwulk eve-
ry Tueudoy. Convenient Firc- roof Storugo
at ulltimou. ' IIUBB LL_& CO. -'-

lromb. Stones 5:. flyonumonto,
_ ~ AT THE . . , _
. . Nor-walk Marble ‘lard I
Near he Bridge, .«\"orwaIlc, Conn.
EPU.LCHRAL'Monuments u_Gruv.e Stone
of every variety of potterns,and_of - the
moat okilful workmanship. The best assort-
ment or American and Foreign Murblc,kept
constunlly’on hand. . . - . .- s-. ~. .-

" Persons wishing to procure Monumentsor
any kind of Marble Works, are invited to
callond give u personal inspection of his
material and workmanship, . as this will be
more oatisfoctory than to purchase of ugents
without an opportunity of testing the qual-
ity of the urticle contracted’ for.

'k._The Lettering and Ornamental work

-is executed by experienced workInen,und
con warrant it to give entire

satisfaction.‘ ~
J:-"IL $’!"s.'-“l3-'.. .

' General Bla'.0k8mlI.lll.II£..' I
Wagon Making, Anopuirillxni
I-‘(DEG-:IN'G, $50.
HE subscribers having refitted their for-
T mer Blackamithing Establishment , pro-
pose to devote their entire time and attention
to general BIocksmithing,»WoAgon.ond- Sleigh.
building and Ironing, ‘Repairing, Forging‘
&c., where they will be happy to. cxecutcul
order: that may be entrusted to them-.. They
pledge themselve: too faithful and prompt
execution of all work, and at satisfactory pri-
ce:,A Hoping for o -continuunceof the patro-
nage which has heretofore been oonierrcd_up-
on 'tbem,‘they remain the publ1c’:- obedient-
servants. WATERBURY A&.'=DUNCAN.

Crockery,‘ China ".3; .o1as'§ ware.
' NE of the largest, richest and but select-
Ocd stock: of Crockery,’ Gloss & Chino
Warou,.to be found in Norwulk, can. now be
seen at the store of the oubocriber "at _ South
Norwulk, together with u g_en_erolo::ort_ment
of Grocericu, &c., all of which will be :old, at
exceedinsly low price!» :9.-. W» S?.“_i"’.- .
ALL at ‘the Store of" C. J. GnuuA'iv, If "you"
C “no good and perfect goodsut lei: price:
than over offered before iIA1AAtIA|if ,3‘???-’ '
' . Cologne Water.
FOR Sole in any quontitly by . -

NAPP,
N osoortment of Wooden ‘Wore, Willow and
Splint Bu:ket:,Cocoa Nut Dipper:',Bru_:b-

es, «kc. Muuxnn lk Or.xs}_rnAn.

ZARGE lotof Gloveszondn Honieryifrom
_‘ Auction,ul:_ub,out._hulfthe.‘usual rice,
foA' ' _ _ . ,0‘.,S'.CI_.AR_ ’S;' .'
 y 9 Plated-was-o. 7
~ « COMPLETE assortment of Plated Cuutoru,
Coke Buckets, spoons. Butte!‘ KIIIVEIWC‘-'-I
“ch, ‘t , . _' ._ ;‘
_’ AVE you seen those fine‘ Stockings for 9d
 I-pair at " " - ' :AQLARx’sr

tent Fuse. Cops.-to
0LMSTEAD’S.

cement, 1'l_ust'or,§&.-c. 
2 EMEN T, C‘alc'ine'dfPIuo,ler_ _und‘Morbl_é K89.
- by the Bu:hel, Barrel or.Loujd; for rule
by , CHAS. T. LEONARD.

A HE Subscriberskeep-constantly on hand u
_ A largesupply offAresh‘TuAs, of all qualities
and prlceu. Don’t forget to cull at
‘ 1 HOALIAIESAA: Co'_:.

.oom-3N Ware.and-Mata,-Sh§eAt Lead and.

L on t . . srrs.
" ‘-ei De”. I 'S‘o‘u’th'Norwulk;

New Dress ’.lr'immilgo. ' ~ T

ECEIVED every week, at the new ‘Fancy

‘_ Goods Store, Main-street, next ‘Door to

George Hoyt’: Shoe store. Call and see, as I
will not oe ur_uleraoId._ _

RESS Buttons, Boy-’: Jacket Buttou:,Cout

and Vera Buttono, Pearl .Button:,.Agute.
Buttons‘, Silk~But_tons,- Whalebone Buttons,
Paper Bulton:,Gln:: Buttons, Gilt Buttonu,
Mo:aic.Buttons,'ond Buttons’, at. _ - -
~ . . O. S. CLARK’S. .

. . 8h¢w_l- ..

ECEIVED this . .d.a.y.‘. s .1.Ii.rs.é lot. of .30! .
State and Scotch Wool Long Shaw: ; they
will be uoldotugrent bargain. ' .. ' '

-. l _ . ‘ GRUAMAN.

. _ O. S. Clark, _
.- AS added to his stock of Fancy Goods, a
fine lot of Parasols, Fons, Looking
Glasses, Dress Trimmings, Fringed‘, Gloves‘,
und Hosiery, to which be invites the ' inspec-
tion of the Ladies of Norwnlk and vicinity.-
Another lot of 6 shilling" "Clocks. ‘

, In-oi bond‘ Shoo" 1.

FULL us:orAtmcnAt of "Iron and Steeluuit

ed to this market, just -received and for
saleby * ' ' WM. C. STREET.

l_'-a~l_L at Ion.

’ HOLESALE and Retail dealer: in line
 ‘Drugs,Jlcdicineanndlcbemicals, Trus-
ses, Abdominal Supporters, Toilet Articles,
Perlumery, Cooking Extracts, Pure Wine: and
Liquors, Potent Medicines of every possible
deucription. &c. At the sign of DlsPuusAnI'

laud Plaster.

AND or Former’: Plaster in bblr.,just re-

ceived and for rule by
CHAS. T. LEONARD.

l'o Oyotormon;

Guano & Supcfinbosphate oflllrnc

alv-

 

.4...
-y

r'~""" - - -. -p, ..-;~.-.:‘-.=

one.
Sprihg ALIA-rangomcnt.

 

JOHN‘ 3A3'.I.',~ - '

- - Cur. Wm. B. Gnucsu, _
ILL. ‘on the c‘ cning of navigation,
._ ‘gmoke threetri "I!¢|?\.veekbetween New
York and Norwolk; leaving ‘Catharine Sli ,
ever Tuesday, Thuudny, undASo.turdoy at 1%

o’cl’ M.

Returning, louver, _ Pcckiu‘ Dock‘, South
Norwolk, every Monday, Wednesduy and Fri-
day at half past 8 o’clock.'A. 'M., touching
at Cit Island and Rocky Neck each way.

FA E 50 cents.

Passenger: by the Danbury Railroad,

A human: -r

- Vi"! ‘the 7-00 A-I. train from New Havcuund,
~' the 7:00 A.u..accommodutIo'n.fr-oin from New-

’. --Train: frbm

.&'..I4.w.==.- I . . . .

I i, The COMMODORE mm New York.

Will reach South Norwalkin time to connect
with the up train for Danbnry. ' j

A Dunbury & Norwialkl Railroad. - .
 = . ' WINTER ARRANGEMENT. ~

Couun_x_cnvo_ December-1, . :_ 1856.

Trains run daily,‘-(Sundays excspted,) u:fol-
°W.'.=. - ’

no "coo-rs uonwAu.x
‘ lot Pasamgei at "7.00 A. M.--Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 A. u. and connecting

York. -Stopping at all stations. .
' 2:! Passenger and‘ Freight, at 3340 P. M.'—-
Conncoting at S_outh,Nor_wa1k_wl_th ' the,3_2o,
P. x. accomufidntion min from-N
Stopping at» all ,u_tut_ions.- - , ~ '

:ou1~:uronwA‘1.‘.‘7x -no nnrtrluurx

I by :£o'um'oxplo:ion:, Bruisou; Burns,
‘ ; Ilum, "Stillman of tho Jolntu, uuol contraction of the sin-

 

.*.-

v"‘ “ - ; A A
ldodloa I new ulacu I
nu: won1.nnnrAnrnmouu:

EolIoway’s 

THE GREAT COUNTER IRRITJIJVT.

The virus of discus: often makes its way to the in-
teruul or on through the pores of the :1-» . This pon-
etruting intmontf melting under tho by ad as it is
rubbed in.‘ is Absorbed through the some channels, and
rout-hing the not of infiummution, promptly and inva-
riubly nubduen it, whefhcr:locutcd in "the kidneys, the
liver, the lungs, or any other important organ. It
penetrate: the surface to the interior, through the
counllcusotubeo that "communicate "with the skin no
summer rain passes into the favored earth, dilusing
its cool und regenerating influence.

Skin Diseases ’ and Glandular Swel.
. q . ’ lings. ' _

Every Ipcclcn of exterior irritation I: quickly reduced
by tho .unti-inflammatory action of this" Ointment-
Angry Eruptions" such on Salt Rhoum, Erynipeluu,
‘I'otter,'Ringworm, scold Heud, Nettle Rush, Scabies,
(or Ifch,) ae..; dio out, to retu‘rn no more, under"-it: op-
plicution. . Houpitul ox erienco in All ports. of the
wot-ld‘prov'cs its infullibi ity in disease: of the skin, tho

- “‘~ .

"Pl

1‘
u

_ muscles’, the joints And the glundu.

Ulcers. Sores, and Tumprs.
The else! of thin unrivalled exiornul remedy upon

mirucuious. It um diochurgiu the poiuon which -1311).
which its bculing propcrtio‘: ufterwurd comoloto uro uufo
so well u: permanent. ~ . .

Wounds. Brua'u:.‘Bu'm‘.r and Sc'aZd.r-
.- In cone: of the fracture of the boncu injurio: caused
‘Scolds, RbuImu-

ewn, it is employed and. warmly recommended by the
faculty; Thi: mnrvollou: remedy bu: been introduced
by it: inventor in ‘potion into ‘ull the lending Houpltuls
pt! Europe, and no private bouuhold uhould be without

Undeniable . . Tammorw.
Tho, Modlcul slit of the French uud Engliulr Annie:
in tho Crimea huvo oflcinlly signed -their Approval of
Ho'llo‘w”uy’:'Ointmon\ no the molt rolmblc dress: ing for
Iubre cuts, utabs, und gunshot wounds. It I: uluo
used by the surgeon: of tho Allied Nuvicl. ‘

in the following cases.-

lu‘.Panenger and F'rci'ghf ‘at 9.20 A. l.'—-
Receiviug passengers from the New York and
the New Haven 7.00 A. M. Accommodation
TWINS» and arriving lit. Donbury at 11 A. M.
Stopping at all gtationa,‘ , -

2d Paasenger ‘at 5;'45}P.'M..—‘.'Re'coiving poo-

‘ Iengera from the 3.20 P.M. uccomluodafion

llflill from Ne,I,York.,ond arriving. at Don-
bury at 0-55 Stopping at all stutionr.
Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
iield Station so as to‘ connect with the 7.00
A. M. and the 3.40 P. M. truin:,’uud return on
the arrival at tbeRidgefield Station of the 9.20
A. M. and 5.45 P. M. trains.

HARVEY SUITH, Sup’t.

. _ Donbury, November 25,1856.

- 10'.-'!.JL_ll'.E.3uilroud

I856 WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1
Commencing JV‘ouA. 3, 1856." '

. Train: to New ‘fork.
. From New Haven. ,
CCOMMODATION .-At5.30,7 .00 and 9.85
A..u. and 4.30 r. x. _
The 7.00 A’. x. and 4.30 r. I. train: receive:
plsllkengers fromthe Donbury Builroud at Nor-
wa .
The 9.35 A. I. train receives ‘ usuengeru from
the Hartford, Springfield, and anal Railroad:
at New Haven, and from tbeNuugutuck Ron‘.
road at Bridgeport.
Exrnuss—At 1.50 1-. x., (in connection with
Earpress Train from Boston.) receiving pu-
sengers from the New London and Canal Rail-
road at New Haven; from the Housatonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, utopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk and ._Stnm_ford. At 8.30}. x.,
utopping at Bridgeport,Norwnlk and Stanford,
Sructn. Tnux leaves Norwulk at 6.00 A.
x.,.for New York. . A
_ Hotuafonic Railroad. A
Passenger: for llousutonio Railroad will
take the 9.35 A. u_., and 4.30" r.x.,troin: to
Bridgeport.
' Danbury 81- Jlforwalh -Railroad. -- - -'

Puuengcrs for the_DonburyI:-Norwolk Boil-
roud will take the 7.00 A. u., and 4.301’. u.

‘see

trains to-Norwalk. A -

Train: from New York
For New Haven.

Accou.-—At 7 A.-u.. 12.00, 3.20 und 4.00 nu.
Exrnuss TnA1xs—A.t 8 A. I. and 3 r. M. for
Boston, via New Haven, Hartford, Springfield
and Worcester ; the 8 A. It napping. at scum.
ford and Bridgeport ; the 3 I. I. at Stamford,
Norwalk and Bridgeport. . . . .
The 8 A. at. train conuectswith Hountonio,
Nuugutuck, Canal and New.London Railroads.
The 3.00 rm. train conneci:wi¢b'Nuugutuck
Housotonic, and‘-New London Roilroudo. '
The 7 A. x. Accommodation and 4 r. I.
train: connect with-Danbury it Norwolk Buil-
roud ut Norwulk, - H _ - ..

,_ , |9_..¢l!l€..-1.0 JV-'¢u...l’-or,b.'—_At,
3,00, 6:44, 8.15, and _10'.'_5A,3 , ' ‘,
5.45 uun’9.35 r. x., exprei: * v - »
Train: from Jiforuoullr to New -Haven.-Al
9.-I5 A. x., at 2.20, 5.03 (cx:)' 5.33 and-6.17 rat,

 

fines nor-r, Sup’f.“

 2 Great Oontruliillbutol. ‘ 

 %IllI0ll. Acct:-I-nit; -if n.‘.Lno:

1 BUFFALO to Chicago, Detr‘oit,=Milw‘u'uki’e,.

_ , Racine, Woukeguu.Kcno:hn,Burlington.
St..Loui:‘, Cairo.‘ Galena, Duhuque, St.Poul,
.l.I.II¢.iso.n. Ind-..New Albsnb: Louisville. LI-
fayette, and all importu1_it_"point‘:,in the‘Greut

West. . .- .- . _ .
. . The following low pre:gure.St_ounIerI- form
,the,-Line between Buffalo ond"Do’troit‘: ’WuI'r-
unx .W_o1u._n,- -J. H. Barker, Commander, leave:
Buffalo - Monday: and Tllunduya. Pntlourn

.Tu_¢;duya_ and Fridays. 1M|s:rsIn*rI, S. '16.‘
Langley, Communder,Ieuve:-Bufiblo Wednen-
duya and Saturdays. ' ' - ' 4 ~ ~ " '

one of the above Steamer: will leave the
Michigan Central Railroad Dock, foot of Erie

except_ed)_ or immediately
_ExprAc_ss Train: from the East, ondirun directly
through to Detroit. vionortb ohore, without‘
landing, reaching Detroit next day in time to
connect with Lightning ~ Express Train over
the Michigan ‘Central --Railroad, arriving In
Chicago some night. .
Connecting at Michigan City with the New
Albany 3: Salem Railroad ;' at ‘Duke Station
with Joliet-Railroad to Mottuon, connecting
with the Illinois Central Railroad, or_toJoliet,

Railroad, so ng’ time and distance over any
other Route to Sh-Ii49Il;is, beigng 40 mile: :bort-
er than any other route; and at Ghlcogowith
nll‘tiiejRaiIroad and Sl.eumboat:.Line: to ull

' Persons wishing logo in th'e"way by’ Rail-
road should purcha:e.Tickét: -for -the -Grout
‘Western and Mich. Central R. R.’II, vio Buffalo
‘or Niagara Falls and Suspenuion Bridge- '
Through Tickets by this Line can be had at
ull principal Railroad, und -Steamboat Ofliceu
‘East’ of_',Buli‘alo i. an the"”'Ofllc'e'. of the Great
‘Central Route. 183 Bro_adw_uy—,;N.~ Y.
‘tf-11 ” C..E. NOBLE, Gen’! Agent, Buffalo.

VIVHE regular Mail Line iviu ,S_lo_niA_ngton, _for
Boston and Providencc—lnlund~ route
without delay. change of cur: _or,boggoge, .
" ‘The :t'eaIners..

I-‘rnze‘e,.In connection with the Slon ngton and

‘ Providence, and Bostonond Providence Rail-

|'o;|(I8,' leaving New York daily, Sunday: ex-
cepted. from -Pier No. ' 2 North River, firs!
wharf above Battery place, at 4 o’clock,.pm.,
"and Stouington at 3.30 p.m., or on the arrival
‘ofthe mail train which leave: Bo_:gon_a_t _, 1,30

-.'m. 
P The C. A VANDERABILT, from New York,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. From Sto-
nington, Tuesday, Thursday and Snlurdsiy.
' nel-
duy, Thursday and Saturday. From Stoning-
ton, Manda!’ Wednesday, and Friday.
Passengers. proceed .f_l.0In__ Stoninglon per
Railroad ;to Providence and Boston, in the
Express Mail Truin, reaching sold luce nevu-
ral hour-s:in advance ofthesc by ot er router,
and in‘ ompl_c_timé for. .III.thc ..eurl morning
lines counecting.No'rth»and l1‘.,o:t_.'_. _u::gng:ru
that prefer it, r_e,moln___on board the steamer
enjoy anight’s rent undisturbed, breakfast if
desired.
A Baggage Master accompanies the steamer
and train through each way.
For passage. berths, state-rooms or freight
apply at Pier No. 2 North River. or at the of
lies No. I0 Buttery-place.

LENS FALLS, Wood’: and HiII’I Line,
for sale by the Bushel, Burro! or Loud,

DRINTED Blank: for CPIDDIEILOPI Ground:

-1 «.0 Hm (1.7 u..
15- —-——-—- '2,

delivered it’ doolrfilly It 9'9 low I>I'I¢‘.'0,l 0! 00,0‘ by
‘""J.T1 A,

hm; fnnvn Hm I.-u_

I

 . l~55:'£f9'!.-) '

. Sec large bill'ofodverli:ement'ut th'eStation~
, House: and Hotel ‘ ‘ ’ A ' -

Bocx P. J. Ralph‘, Commander,‘ leuve:'B‘ufi'olo'

‘ thou wnnplaim-c.

Street coery‘Eve_ni1ig, at 9 o'clock, (Sunday:-
on the arrival of-

counecting -vgith Chicago, Alton Av St.Loni:-

the important point: i,n.._th_e Wc:t_ and ‘South. 

COMMODORE,--Fcupt §Jool§.
- Stone; Ind C.-.,VANDERBlL'_l_'_, Copt.;.W. H.

‘200 Broadway, New

Bunion: Lumbugo Sore Log: _ SwellodGlund'
Burn: MercuriuI- ‘Son Brunt: Stiil’Joint:
Chuppod- Eruption: Son Hood: Ulcer:

Hand: In ' Sore Throat: Veneroul Sore:
Cbilbluinn Rheumatism‘ Sort: of ull Wounds of ull
I-‘iululuu Suit Rheum kind: -_ kind:

Go Skin Diuouuor Spruibu - Sculdu

ut -

5* Sold ut the Munufuctoriu ofProfnnor Ilouwwn,

I0 Muidon Lune. New York, and 24,4 ‘Strand, -London,

und by ull rcupcctnblu Drtiggiulu, uud Dealer: of Medi-

cinu: throughout '-the Uni sum", and tho civilized

world, in Pot:, at 25 cats, 82 1-2 contu, uud 81 ouch.
3-Thor: in conuidorublo saving by taking tho larger

uiuu. ‘

' N.‘ B. Direction: for tho guidance of

disorder uro ullxed to ouch Pot.

 . AYER’,SA

? hit

Are curing the Sick to an ‘extent never
before known of any lllcdlclue.

INVILIIIS, llE.'_ilJ ANDJUDGE FOR l'0Ul’.SELVES.

.IUI.I-IS-' IIAIIEL. l-‘.so., me well known perfulnu, of
CIIOIIIIIII Sim-I, Plnilndclplniu, whose chuico product:
are found at alums! every loilol, Iuya :

“I am happy In say of your CA1-uAu1-Ic Pnu, that I
have found them a honor family Imnlirinc, fur .ununnn
use, than any ullwrA\\'iIhin my knuwll-clue. Many of my
frioud< hnve_ rulized marked benefit: from lileln. and co-
iuciulc will: mo in believing that they pm-um ulnnrdinury
virtues for driving out discu-as and curing the sick. They
aro not only rll’-rlual, Iml safe and pleasant to he l.'ckcn--
I.|IIIIilI(N'\\'hil'|I mum make Ihom vulued by the public,
when Ilicy are liimwn." ‘ '

'I‘lIo v':ncr'ihlc"l‘li:mn-llor WARDLAW Wlileil from Iinl
timnre, I:".lh .-\pril, I854: _

“ Du. J. L‘. :\uu—Fir:I have taken ynul’ Pill: with
great lmm-fix, for.llno liulle.-.-nest, lung: , Imus of appetite,
Ami Ililia-nu lie’.-darluv, which has of lalc wars ovenuker
me in Ilm .- inc. A few times of )'uIlf Pills um-d me. I
lmvc used your L‘liorr_\' I'n-luiral nnny your: in my fumil_\'
fur 4-mu:IIs and rul-I4 will: unfailing: .-nu-case. You make
nu-olirimu Whirll rurr .- and I tip! it I pleasure mcmnmeuu
yuu for line good you lmvc cAiune’um'l a_n- IloiIIg'.”

JOHN F. Ill‘).-\'l"I‘Y, I~Iso.,'Sec. of Ibo" Penn. Railroad C_o.
suvx: ' ‘

patient: in every
' ly34

 

“ Pu. R. R. Ojitr, PIu'IIulrI/I.h'n, Du. III, lE5.'I.
“Sir: I l:clu- plensuvc in adding my lo-s:iiu-.-n_v I0 flu

o~llir:u'y of _\'«-ur umlic-inn, luring ole-rivml very men.-via

' :u:ll I_?:iiln:urlic

benefit from the nu c-I‘ I-ull: _\’IIIII'.P(-1'!-Ir
Pills. I "Am m-wr willu-ul lllcm in my in
-ever rmmont In he, while my rm.-all-y ml!

 
 
 

'I'IIe \\'inlt~I_v n-nuwcml S. S. 'S'l'hZ\'l$.\'i~'_

wurlh, N. IL. \\‘riIa-:4:

“ Iluving use-I yn-Ir 1‘-A‘l'NlII‘ll‘ I’u.I.- 3 - '-u- |II'::rIII'I‘, I
.~enit'_v Inml t‘_\'[|rfI(lIII‘P ll1.1l'lIIr_\‘ are an - - . mialot purvu
live. In r:m-- nf.li-union-nl l'unctinns:c-. .-.'er, run-‘in:
In-2i-I-u'lu~, imll::n.<‘iull. r--.-livum-.-u, an-l '»-‘ul \‘:lI'IEl_'.
uf oli.~¢>:c.-es lIuu'Ii-Iluw. Iln-_v are :1 vuru ~ 4 than an;
ollwr. In all I'.'I:1IvI wlIou- .1 purgative r: . _ rm;-lire-3
I mntiill-uIl_r n-co-mumnl linen I'i|II L: :h-- pulvlir, 1:

RIP. sur-

 
 
 
 
 

.-upovior In any other I have vwr Inmul. 'l“

in ,ll|eir upo'l'lllI-ll. and pr-l"fur.iI_\‘ an-to-—-nu '
niakallmu an invalu.aI.l¢« anirla-‘ f--r‘p-:2
for man)‘. your» k_mm-n ynllf C/nrrry I‘--rr
. (.'ouul..u«ealiu-im- in the amid -..unl rim.-
wi-o.iuferiur lo that aulmiral-lo pro-pur.'.h
iuenl of Iii-cum-4.”

. _. , A “.'Ig:lmt 4_Vr.'. ¢".~"' "'5, I153.
“ DD-, -I. I‘. A\"uu— Ilcur Sir: I liaw In--5' ."‘-.v-ml fr--n
my I-irm with .~.r.rnl'ulu in it: \\'u:24(~ I’--rm, ..« ’ tum. am»
lwuuty years’ Irial. and an umnl-I uf am--' '. n - Ill-tin:

lruve lmm minnjolclely ruled in u few‘ \\'*t"---
Willi u but {rulings uf ujnirin-1 I wrn = u. A
illldgilvfll wlmu _\-uu realitv. \\ mu I have :nL:¥‘- i, and lim-
luu-,r. ,- ' - _ . .
H Spvor unlil now have I been free In-In Ihir i-mil:-..;n.
linlonvu in .~ouw xhngu-. AI Iimv- it attack:--I u-,\' t_\‘v-. uh-
wade nu‘: alum-I b.imi, in-=idau ma ungulxznulvlo pain ; ,2:
ollwra if settled in tho utnlplllf my lwud, an al -Ir-In-_\ mi :4:
hair, and luau keep! me puv_4l_\ laulol all’:-»_\‘ Au'l'._\.-I; ulllyavlilzlv
it cum-.uul-in my f1r‘o,.ai;d kept it in»! nu um: a rug -urr.
“ Ainuul nine work: -agu I o-unilfmu-u-«I taking your Cu

 

. .ih:r_ljc ,I'i,:I:. and now am cu,-‘ ply me from Hm n_.|_uplaiu:

My i-‘in in well, In_\'_ -.-ki,n_ts.'f:iv I154 _‘nn_\;,,l.giir_ h__a_s_, «mg-I
ngonucjd-a Iwaliliy gnlwAfh; ail":-0' wlninla make: me Irr-
‘hlrgudy-u In-w jun-.n. . ‘j . ’ *

. ~ ‘ Hoping II|i- .-r:.nvuw.nI urn‘ be Ibo uwnlmuf l-unvo-_\fu-
'i|ll'umuliuu nlml -hull du guml In ull-er.-, I am, with \-\ ---_'
0Qulim’oufnI' gruliiuqlo, ’ ' Yours hr-.

. - _|IA‘I£I.\' 'H!(7Kl’.II."

“I inure km-wn llue ulxuvo n_un:uI ‘.\I:n'iu-liirkcr fu-u

"In-r rlnillllnind, and Inn .-tun-nu-ul is suirlly ‘rug-,

. .\.\'nnuw J. .\m-r.u-v£,

, Oycrwer of flu l’¢_aArIrIuuul- .\lamul'arlnrin-,5 tn."
Cu JQEI. l‘|lA'l"I‘. of the ship .\IAriun, \H’IIlIl ft..-
Ilé-.-tnn,:‘40.l: April, I85-I:

' " Your Pills lune enroll in: from a lvili--us anal-k u hir.
arm: from alcruugomom of tho I.i\'tr,-whirl: "hill lmmm
-very notion:-v.7-I lml fail:-cl of any relief by my l'lu_\'.- ,_ AA
mi from ovrljv rum-aly I could Ivy; but u Ii-w doses.
:yuurI’iiIn‘ have cuuupleu-ly-In-1|:-ml me In Izralilr. I hav-
givouxtlioru !_o'-my rhihln-n fur we-runs, with the L»: r.’
fools‘. ‘_,il_'Ine-yewvre priunpiI_v cured. I rrc--Inumuicd Ilm.
to u-friend fur rlunlivcneus, viluirh Ind m,u:l-Igd him I".
mouth: : be fold In! in u fow. iluyjvn Ihc “lust numb him
You lnuko Ibo but Inodiciuo in the wot .i ; and I am In».
to ouy no." , , - - ‘
loud thi: from lhc diulinguiulml Sulicilul of the Suprem-

Court, who've brilliant abilities have made Iiiuuwu-E

known, not only in this but the neighboring Sun-u.

. “Ni-m Orlmua. 5!}: April, I854.

“ Sir: ‘I buvo grout nlisfuctiml In assuring vuu flu:
myself and family have been wry much lmu fin»-I by _\'uu ’
medicines. My wife was cured, l\\'1v years since, «if n .-'0
~ veto and dangerous culuzh, by your Cnnur I'ucmmu
and since then" has ,cnjuyed_ pa-_rfcct_ he-_.u_|IlI._ ..\I_\'.I-hildrc-1
huvcuuvorul limos |o'oen"rnre¢I=-from -’ulIack.-'u‘f Ilielmln
‘um ma Cramp b ' it. If . I:_ can ,In,v.1luu_l-It runs-Iy fu

' ‘hour UAT_HAI‘|'lC l’:u.u iiuw: Elll.II’(-'i_'
curod mo rm-n u ulynpcpiin ind rusfi\'t~vItsi, which Im
grown upon luv for mun yeuru,- IlIII('l'lI, this mic i
much more ilnpurum, l'rmu.lIIe foul Ihul I had failed I-
-30! relief from the best Physic-ium whim: this .‘ccIinn 0
mo country iflinrds, ::ul'- from any of Iln¢"muneruu: min
dict I bud Iakuu. ' . p ' _

"You ueunrlo u:,’Doc!nr, like u.pvuvialnn_lial llléfioilli.
to our fumily; und "run may well mppuse we are not nu
'Iniru‘IfuI of ii. ours rnpcu-ifn '

 
 

ll\',' ~
I.nAvl'rr 'ruAx'rr:u."
. . “ Scoot: Clubber, CH1‘, .Jpr-'I- SM, li4.'»I.
" Bu.‘ 1. C. Aruu- llnuoml Sir: bl Inrve made u Ilw:
oliuh "III of link CA'ruAirnr. I"u.u, luff! me by yunr nun‘
uud huvo boon cured by IlmuoI‘Ilne‘dn-udful lihmlut-ri~u
undor which h found mo.:ufl‘c-ring. The first «law n
Iiovod mo. un u fow snluioqller : do-as hut: entirel-
ioirinvod uu-'di.couu.. ,l _fooI_io,I»o1lur beullh, gunr than fun
uumo your: bofovo,iuvlnl’ch- I’u«xiho’mr-o'min-l_\'- in the effect.
of your Cnmuru: l,'u.u.~ ,,\'_t,MIl'I,Wi_|II burefll fl'rII°"«'.
. . ‘ A ;i.ug:m_s_ Is. .\l|a;'l'CALI'."
The ubov: In ull from p_orion:‘WIm uro‘ Nxlnlirly know 2
when Ibo noido, uinlovlm would not mark.» tin-Se il.\‘.i-
Ioulrwi out : lhnrullgln ouxovicii;-n ml ugvy were rm

 Pr: ‘ by DB55J.'- , &_C0.‘. 4‘

ftruotieu Analytical choniotl. !.owot1;rAg.-mi ’
BEEBE & SON, Norwulk; N. COMSTOCK &
Son,-Wilton. A" ” _" ,,,, _, , ly3l

Dr. Lamont’: Purl: and London
HIDIOAI: ‘ADVIII8 LED KAR-
’ ' R1103 Ofllfljg...

TWENTIBTB edition uqi.i'.I§"N;0.'?[ip.'u§d
.- typed Picturo_repr_on_ent_utions. Cloth
Among its contehtfil tbbhnutom ' ‘ A
organ: ‘of tho mulo urid ~femAIc‘— ldnoyp’, Bluddoir,
Sominiforou}. tubu, their number and glungth, impo-
tence and utcrilify of Birds, Bour, Rut, Bouvor, Culnel,
lloru,-Bull, Rum,‘ Gout, Guinea’ Pig, Lion, Elephant,
Panther, Cut, Dov, uud Fl , f'-PI'(A)AlI"_I\.!O: Gluud,~. ubony
.il_ie Change: it produce: infth ,_y1:,\bxn:-.-;-Inniicl, 'dIlor-
'ogc_o;b¢}_weun Mun und Anirnul: Womb, Prcgnunoy
und Purturition. Ovum,‘ 0vurie:,' cu: of impugn.
flog, Fain! Circulation, ,}A'ul_porty, lA)u_rutio_n of Vinlo
Powur ‘Impotcnc! III.d_I'3|InI!'|°}3l,_3l0l'IIIl.y,_Cuu:c: and
Cure, Burrcbnou, Causes of Unfrultful Murriugu, Lib-
ortinlum, Sol! Abuue, Booths lll l’u_tl_.Irition, coon. of
Seminal Dionne: upd Dobility, Children di:eu:od by
Nip‘-sou; Child-bunny‘, I-‘nmlbl mon_thI_, Color of Hair,

I5. '0
Pgrtnictry, Count of dIIIeron‘cfl'!l’:tIt'O‘Suue:,' Bo I-um}.
lion, Persians and Mougolunu. Marrying Ago, _¢|._.1on
and Old Murliu, Fonnut:oAu'of'F¢t_u:‘, A:.,..AuA,A§;u,c.~ ,-
the offspring of tho :Pur:ntI‘.' Quuokory and onset.’
Speeches, History. of V'}|I0|’.9.|| di-com, woulmeu (no...
link *0 .F*I'|1°-».’.l.!ti.I.s=-hen In mtoriu: Iouuuuion,
SyphiHu,‘l‘riInury on-I Couutitntionol Bubool I Gonor-
rhou, Gloet, Retention of Urine,’ Excoriulioh, ‘lagoon;
Ind Unforuun Alicctionu, Stvlcturgn, _n.oA;;- on,

 

 

oo .nu¢e.5
of tlih generative

 

toms,

.Iulouunu1Ion of tb”:'N‘¢'ck of llliddor, Vuricocore, 1],.

drocq-le.tc., with 140 Illuutrlfiivo cnueu, And com '
of the most unpnrulclled cure: not performed. kn"
Sold by Stringer. I Townuud, 222 Broudwuy, god
nailed for Cl bud Ihroootumpu, free of ‘puns.’ clowyy
II-sled, to my ud5IArA:oo,. by the uuthor, ll [Anyon-
Physician IndSIIrg¢ou_,‘No. 42 Rennie in-cit, corner oi
York. (formerly from Part. god
I.o_ndon_.) A Addrc::~u|l~|cAtAtgru‘ Box No; 8“, Po“ 03¢.
M'u'w—Yo_r'k. .1'lio iufhor ‘cure: All the dim-on tn-Aced
on in this work, At hiuold _o_ilo:, No. 42 Rondo utrcot,
corner of 290 Broudu-u‘y-,’l‘r‘mi1 R) A. M. till 9 evening.
I-Zxtructn ‘from Editorial Notice: of u number 0%
Now:-pupers :-—"\\'o concur with the other paper: in
rocorumondiugllr. Lurmont and his work.”— Courrier
dcu Slut: Unis, Germun Die Reform, Sudduy Iaputch,
Sluts Zeitung. Nutionul Democrat, Book. I-Zuox
Slnndprd, Ruhwoy Adyo utc. Empire 1. ly, Police Gu-
um. New York ‘ink, My Brno-wick Time». kc. '
N. B.—Ou the first of May Dr. Lurmont will move to
up corner of spring undlrrcel’ sheet. adjoining lb.
P1-cocci! Houuo, opposite the St. Nicholas Hole-I. lyl-;

lomovul.
HE Saving, Bonk ho: been removed to
1.3.1.9’ !¢°l',s DI llnbbgll #5 C0-n‘ Phcoix

. “ .. . -i—~

Scrofulu, und other virulent ulcers-and sores, in utmost-

duccn nuppuratlon und'proud'd_o':h, ubdthuu the cure:'

cw ..Yo,.k..- -Bath the 0:‘ntorcnfa1:i- Pill: should be mad

',1'.I‘emp¢r, ‘Tout _‘Ab:\'o’mIou:no::, , Cboxoo of_ oo

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‘American Spruce, Arhoritas, Weeping wil.
w, Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash.
Also, the pure Red Antworp,which we war-
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the ure an . .
"°i"‘ P P ono. snruonnc qo.
lfi’We wish to call particular attention to
our large stock, being the largest in the State
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0. I48 Chatham street,corner Mulberry,
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large assortment of IValches, Jewelry
Ware, and Fancy Jfirticle-.v.
Gold Bracelets, Pins, Earrings, Chute-
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Gold Necklaces, Crosses, Lockets. Ringu,
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'é‘ouq.zo-8
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53 ‘
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38888338

, Silver

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Silver Plated Tea Sets, Cups, Custoru, Coke
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For sale CHEAP FOR CASH, und warran-
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New York, 1856.

ON HAND.

LEDS for four shillings.
Sleds for live shillings.
Sled: for-six shillings. .
Sleds for eight shillings.
Sled: for ten shillings.
Sleds for twelve shillings.
Sleds for sixteen shillings.
Sled; for twenty shillings. , . _ _
On hand—Crockery of all patterns. for rule
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Onhund-—Skates cheap for the be 3. ’
[On hnnd—Miller’s Water Proof Blocking.
On hund—China offered low to make" room
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, On hond—-$1000 worth of Gla::warc-ofi'er-
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On hond—Cooking Stoves of all the best
putterns.
On hund—Purlor Stoves, 100 pattern: and
:ize:,at prices that none need be cold. ’
On huud—Nut Crackers uud.Nut Pick:.'
’ On hand-—Cutlery, all styles and patterns.
On huud—-Tubs, Pails, Brooms and wooden

ware.
On hand-Wagons, Cradles, Baskets and
other willow ware. .
On hond—Door Mats at all prices.
On haud—Campheue and Burning Fluid.
On huud—Matcbes, Stove and Shoe Block-

mg.

On haud—Feather Dusters, and all kinds of
Brushes. ' _ ' ,

On hand—Every article in the House Fur-
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city. Also always on hand— The proprietor:
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' C. an E. K. Locxwnon & Co.

PERM and Mould Candles, superior urti-
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' HUBBELL & CO., Phmnix Block."

1':-out Brick."

sorrmr of good Front-Brick,‘ for me
cheap ,also, common Hard and Pole Brick
by the cargo or less quantity. by ' '

CHAS. T. LEONARD.

Sledges and Hammers.
STONE and Blacksmith’: Sledges and ham-
mers, all sizes, just received by . ,
WM.,C. STREET.

finornnn lot of those vnnvnrs. ofull
_width,at o. s. cLAnx's.

HAMS and Dried Beef, very cboiceut. 
S. E. A0‘LMS_TEADA’S,.

Ladies’ Dress .
EVERY variety of styles in Market always
‘hp be found at 0.. S. Cr.Anu’s.

flour and food.

THE S_ubsc1_-iber keeps constuntly on bond
nnd is daily receiving fresh supplies of
Family Flour, Meal, Feed, &c., which will be
sold in the lowest market prices. ' ' '
GEO. W. SMITH. South Norwalk.

by

A

BUSHELS old Rock Salt, superior
quality, just received and for rule by ‘

 

_A A__* G. HOLMES 
URE Silveribdd I‘ or stove: and mlcllllle
ry at F. H. NASH’S.

So. Jbbrwolk, Of. . .

uinnnsws nosusnr mgrest -V-.rie.'r
C .: ‘ _.o. -s.-cumrvs; 

NAILS. -

N..1‘.‘.i§,“i.‘."°“‘ ‘° ’““ ."«3‘i':°.:"c.i‘i‘x°£'s:.'-l‘i:'1‘z’:'.-'v.?”‘

I

N immense stock of English Aond Amcrlcun
A. Prints will be sold at a great sacrifice.

OARSE (Gray) Rock Salt, forsalo in gay‘
C quantity, by HUBBELL & G0: .

 

ALF Skins and WRIITBH,-I_Ol'
which the highest cash price: will be paid
S. E. OLMSTEAD.

by
Plastering Hair.
OF a superior quality, at wholesale or retail
by CIIAS. T. LEONARD.

ladies’ Ilerino Vents.

ND the largest assortment A
Glove: ever offered in N‘-:= 

um na.,umae.u.—.§saux -°~‘~

it '

 

..__....._.... _._...

Cameo and Mosaic Bracoleu, Pin:,_und Eur '

lylig ..

BY the Barrel or

‘20 

C.'.I.'GARUMAAN.,, 

 
 
 

~AS I WAS.
J1 Good Head of Hair A2’: a Crown of Glory.
Gardner’: Circasslban Balm, or

Medicated Compound.

0 article hitherto submitted to public
patronage offers so great o desiderntum
to the Toilet as R. G. Gardner’: Circassian
B°l1n._01‘Medicuted Compound. _
Unnvalled as a cleansing and purifying
with and gentle stimulant to the pores; im-
P.“"_"8 tone and vigor to the hair, and resus-
:";"‘“’"8 In cases of weak and tardy growth
ti; efileebled energies of the system, and ul-
metoeuy efitabhshing _a luxuriance compara-
To th e pialtbieut constituion.
its b.ene:’ic;*a1fl3f:;I‘swell as the tender Ainfant,
“fly in‘ are equally certain. In
"107" 9 . deliosit of scurf or dandruff“ per-
vent: its recurrence, and imparts ,, 1,e’am,y

, secretion to the ca '11
., avoiding cutaneous dilsehgs gflisiigépiigizllyr

the head ; whilst it materially tends to eqab-
liub the baais and permanency of a 1uxu};,mg
head of hair, unchanged to the latest period
offiifaf

anu acturcd and for s I h 1 s '
retail by GAnn.vun.&_ Co., N‘evev Hegeen ,“i:°...'.i'.i1,
and by 0. :S. C1.Ar.x, frncy store, No;wo1k_
-L. BA1Lx'aud MAIN and Gonnnr, Ridge.
field. J. W.,TAYLOR’S_ drug store, Westpon,

4 cheap (lash Grocery store.

HE Subscriberswould return their thanks

to the public for their very liberal patron

age for the last_four years, and they hope that
by strict attention to the want: of the commu-
IIIW, 01111 by four and honorable dealing, to
merit and receive a continuance of the ir for-
mer custom, believing as they do,’ that they
can and do sell all goods in their line, at as
cheap 9. rate and no good a quality as can be
found at any other store in the county.-—

Sugars, &c.; and would invite on examina-
tion of their large and fresh ‘stock of Groce-
riots and Provioiono. G. HOLMES dz CO.,

- - No. 4 Skiddy’s Block.

woos-1-an nousn,

CORNER or MAIN AND wnm: srnnnr,

Near the Railroad Depot.

The Subscriber having leased the above
named IIotel,is prepared to receive boar-
ders ond transient visitcrs. The House is
abundantly"-supplied withupring water, and
has all the conveniences necessary to make
guests comfortable, and the. undersigned
leel: confidentfrom the experience that he
has had in the businessof hotel keeping, that
be can give uatisfacfion to those who fgyog
_him with theii patronage. .

HN R; FORRESTER.'

J O
N. B.—Warm and Cold Water Bnthsreody
at all hours. - -
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Danbury, 1857.

Axes.
OLLINS, Tenicks,Hends and other makes
with and without handles, Simon’: boy’:
axes and hatchets, all of which are warrant-
‘ed-. and fo sale by E. V A. CHICHESTER.
2 nuns of those best quality of
A English Prints, at the some low
prices. 0. J. GRUMAN.
New Stone Yard.
A GOOD assortment of Flagging, Curbing,
Gutter, Step, Window Sills and“Lintels
of North River Blue Stone, just received and
for sale ' CHAS. T. L1-:o.\'Anv._
Norwa Ir, November 1556. 47
ADIES in want of good Furs will please
call and examine my assortment juut re-
ceived. ' c. J GRUMAN.
' Plannols.
ED, White and Yellow, twilled and plain
Cotton and Wool, and all Wool, in every
variety of color and quality.
_ C_. J. GBUIIAN.
The Hills" of the ,Sho.tornuc_k,

may be had of - Knrr fr‘ Lvsns.

if i» I‘ FINE A:uortmentofPumps, consisting

of Well Pumps, Weather Proof for Well:
ofony depth, both Force‘ and Suction, Hose
and Pipe uttached,ifwonted ; Cistern Pumps
do. vurioussize: ; Brass and Iron Cullenders,
at F. H. NASIPS, Soulh3.N‘orwalk.

THIS celebrated fertilizer, which-if pro-

others who have used it, to be much superior
to ullother varieties, may be had of the sub-

ucriberin any quantity. '-
E. VA.CHICHES'I'ER.
small qnuutit , at

‘GEO.-W. SM TH’S,
South’ Norwalk.

u

- . "iAloxandor’s Rid Gloves.

HESE celebrated Gloves for sale in any
, quantity, by O. S. CLARK.

RIED FRUIT'.¥Peuche:.Applee,Pluun:
-tc-. at OLMS'I'EAD’S .

- Window Glass.
49

BOXES American, French and En-

_ _ glish window glass, assorted, from

6x8 to 26x32. for sale at manufacturer-‘s pri-
' WM. C.S'l‘REE'l‘.

American Knives
F. H. NASH’S.
South Norwalk.

U'l‘LERY.—A splendid assortment of

4 American and English Cutlery, both in-

ble and pocket. Please call and examine,at
CHICHESTEIVS

Zinc -raints.
HE Subscriber offers a full assortment of ,
. the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising

_lbow white, white, pearl and brown, ground
"1 01‘. manufactured by

Wares, En

glish and
and Forks, at .

'1

prices.

WM. 0. STREET.
, feed, feed.
- HE subscribers keep constantly onhona
" every description of F cod, which it will
be a pleasure to sell to their customersut
ulltime: and no growling.‘ Give us; can,
~ - HOLMES Al! CD .
' - Salt I Salt I _ .
1 SACKS of prime Liverpool Salt , j ust
received and for-sale ; Aulso,
Sugars.
Cheaper than ever, by G.HOLMF.S & C0.
Q ~ For Sale ‘Cheap.
A NEW and elegant $225 Buggy Carriage
will be sold at a "bargain, if applied for
soou. _ Enquire at the Gazette Olllce. if
, ‘ I500 Wanted.
1. OR one or two years, on unencumbered
A . and improvedReal Estate worth double
the amount. For particular: enquire at the
omcc of the Norwulk Gazette.
Ginghnms.
Yards French Giughums, one yard
wide, at only 12 L3 cents per yard.
c. J. GRUMAN.
1 . I nowirau Goods.
tire new stock of

‘RECEIVED Ibisdoy 0“ If"
'- ' goods for Ladies, Mens A _
wear. Our stock of Ladies Dress Goods 18 now

f 11 d" 1 3 , ongthe above is many
gli-eni“l‘>urcg(h'il1iiz.e 9 am C. J .GRUMAN.
50 PIECES Black Alpacas, a great bur-
! gain from ls. 6d. to 50cts., goodsworth
louble the money. 0. J. GRUMAN-A

 

Alpacas.

BUTTER.
FIRKINS of Choice Dairy Butter fol‘
sale ch

nor will be very

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0

 

97 its application effectually re- '

They are now offering great bargainsin Teas ‘ '

Ythe luumjor the Wide, Wide World,-

nounced by- Agricultural Chemists and‘

88
BRITTANIA, Ja'pan’d and Silver Plated '

_ the “ New Jersey . 
Zinc Company,” and for sale at their lowest .

and Childrt-n.’s; .