mourns it MECH
Hoi=Br.ns.——V-Not one _ffll‘Illel‘_ outof‘
twenty knows what it is to havelils ‘table
well supphed with .ea"rly‘ vegezgjhlgg,»--‘Q1.
though the ‘costfofa hot"-bed "is.,»trliliVng,:_
.;..\,.;.~-v.»4~.avv
and it can be made in_a* few hours, "ate, .~ - »
time when the work on the farnr" is 5 not
very pressing. Choose a warm, ._dry bogs".
der, facing to the south or southwest, and
out of the range of buildings and shade,
trees, so that it will havethe full force
Of the S|1.Il’S rays. Dig o. pitfrom‘ one;to
two feet deep, over‘ which to place’ the
frame. _Make the frame of one and__‘ a
quarter — inch plank. '_' The size.Ill8-Y be from:
three to fiife feet in width and of any do"-
slrable length; When the "frame is ad-
justed over the pit, fill it about half full
of fresh-horse ‘stable manure, which has
been will kept and not exposed to the ac-
tion of the weather." Put on the sashes?
and allow them to remain for ‘three, or
four days, after which the soil can be put
in from sixto eight inches in depth. This
must be the best mould that can be pro-
cured fro“m"the garden. The seed should"'
not be planted for several days" after the
bed has made, ‘as’; there is danger
of destroying the. germ,_if seed is put over"
the hot manur"e"t0O Boon. Air shouldbe
given to the bed before" it is planted.
The name. should be banked up. with.
warm manure and soil onallsidcs, to pro-
tect it from cold,Vand when the",.w‘eatliei'_ ‘
is unusually inclement,.it would .bcV well’
to cover it with straw.. The ‘..bed should
be sprinkled water daily until ' the plants
appear, and when the weatheris suflieientl
ly mild, the sliashes" can removed toallow
the entrance of fresh air and "make the
plants grow stroiig and hardy.
-<0
GRAPI-2S.——-A.’ letter from Mr. Long‘
worth, of Clnicinnatl, says;
“ I would strongly urge the raising
of seedlings [from our bestnative grapes,
and without, a cross with_European grapes. _ .
It will be our own fault if we do not, by
selecting our best wild grapes, and plant-
ing their seed, soon equal the best table
grapes of Europe,’ and surpass their wine
grapes, and supply them with wine.
Ga;2zcn.’s .Pwss.
--—-o-<0»-———
RAISING Tunxnvs.-—'Young turkeys are
apt to die before they attain the age of
three weeks. ‘I came to the conclusion
that the fatality among them was caused
by vermin, heavy food, and cold damp
weather. My’ method this season has
been this :——Take' the eggs of the .firs_t
laying and set under barn door liens ; the
second laying let the turkeys hatch.——
Two or three days before hatching sprink-
el the nest and fowls themselves with lit-
tle fine powdered sulphur. When the
young were hatched, I-took a little gun-
powder, sulphur and lard mixed,. and
greased their heads and necks to keep off
the vermin while their young brooded.—
In eight or ten days repeat the dose, and
put on another coat. - '
Mops or FEEDING.——I took equal quan-
tities of wheat bran and Indian meal, and
wet with sour or lappered milk, with a
good lot of fine _cut schives once in two or
three days in with it, and fed them till a
month orsix weeks old ; then lessen the
bran. Feed them early in the morning,
to keep "them from rambling in the wet
grass or dew."
Such has been my method of feeding
and management, and I have lost only-two
out of forty hatched.‘ Ducks managed in
the same wiry-,—-lost three "by" accidental
causes. out of thirty.-five hatched. One-
only died while young. Chickens, in like
manner, with greased headsand sulphur,-j
ed nests—lost three‘ in about sixty. This
‘is my mode and success. V
—-?-{
Drit Lou with your Meals.
One greaterror, we drink to much at
our meals. Before we have sufficiently.
masticated and in insalviated our food, "to
enable us to swallow it, we force it down
by takingwater or warm drinks- ‘This
not only dilutes the saliva, but weakens
the action of the gastric . juice" after the
food gets into "the stomach. Most _per-,
sons take a- swallow of fluid with almost.
every mouthful of food. Look along the
side of the dinner-table in any of our ho-
tels, nnd you will be sur_prised at the
quantities which are drank during the
meal: and if your mind he not too much
taken up with observing the errors of
others, "you maydiscover the same evil
in yourself, and thus be led to correct it.
This habit, sooner or later, ends in pro-
ducing dyspepsia and constipation, than
which there are no affections more des-
tructive of comfort and health. When
we are thirsty, at our meals, or at other
times, we shoulddrink to allay such thirst
only. All solid food should be thorough-
ly ground and mixed with saliva in the
mouth, unaided and undiluted‘ by water
or other drinks. Rely upon'it, this ap-
parent necessity for drinking is a mere
habit, which we can correct at will ; and
all who prize health at its full value, will
not consider its preservation or purchase
too high. at the cost of attention to so
simple a matter.
In this age of tobacco-smoking and
chewing, the salivary glands seem to be
turned to a new of’fice—that of cleansing
this filth narcotic from the teeth and gums.
Were they endowed with language, verily
might they exclaim—-
“ To what vile use have we come at last!”
Who can wonder at the hollow and
wan checks of mankink, when such a con-
tinuous drain is established upon them-—
a kind of perpetual calarrlt or la.cli.7'ym.os’is
of the mouth. Take warning by what we
say. If you would have good digestion.
proper action of the system,‘ and full, rud-
dy cheeks, eat slow, masticate your food
better, drink less at your meals, and you
, who smoke, lfsmoke you will, avoid spit-
ting us " much as possible.‘ The latter
have a two-fold reason for» observing our
last injunction ; they will save, at the
same time, their own health and the feel-
ings of their friends.—e.S‘clecté¢l."
.>°+-,—---—
Tm: SCRATCHES IN Honsss may be cur-
ed, unless very inveterate, by washing
tliorou hly with soap-suds, and then rub-
bing with. lard fried out of ’ salt me'at.——
Keep clean, and wash and "grease every
other :day untila cure is effected. Leav-
ing mud to dry upon the legs of a horse,
is one great cause of tliis. disease, and
many horses are injured=_:by want of care
and cleanliness when" "driven in ' muddy
weather.--Rfural Néw Yorker. "
AN Inisii Noricn-—Run away last
night, my wife, B'ridget'"Coole.’ (She has
a tight neatbody, and has lost one leg.
She was seen-riding behind the priest of
the parish through" Fermoy; and as we
never was married, "I will pay nodebt
she does not contract. She lisps with
one tooth, and is alwaystalking about
fairies, and is of‘ no usebut to the owner.
PHELILICOOLE, his X mark.’
38* Eight persons, all residents of the
country on the line of the stage road
from .Dubnque to Iowa'City, were frozen
to death on Saturday night week.
@*The circumference of the cable for
the Ocean Telegraph is exactly equal to
that of a half dime.
J
Airilcis. -
To"-', in s. _I‘ - ~ .
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Froui'l"lSSCHF.R, OWEN 5: Co., General Advertising
House, Apploton’s Building, 346 it: 343 Broadway, N. '1'.
max . - . . . .
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_, . , ,V Reed’s Celebrated
-;,I':9N'DON' CORDIAD GIN’.
1 O the public. This celebrated Gin, pre-
~_ ‘tending to nothing but what it is, viz:
VA‘-pure and unadultci-med‘ article, and assu-
_.ming no artificial merits of wliot it is Vnot,as
"some of its rival imitutorsdo,uftereiglityenrs
'of' public approval and very extensive sales
in the cities of New York, Philadelphia, Bos-
itoii, and the Western cities, has been pro-
nonnced by the public, as well as by the best
4medical and scientific authorities throughout
the United States and the Canadas, to be
superior, not only as a_ beverage of general
use, to any other article competing againstit
but is unequalled in its medical efficiency in
all classes of complaints arising" from de
rangement of the kidneys, &c._. and if'takon
as presented, is found to be a certain and in-
fallible remedy against the mag-y-complaints
"owlng their origin tear; (nnctlvgliyergnd its
kindred diseases, such as billous complaints,
indigestion, heartburn "orfla-in-lency," etc: «In
addition to these correctives, if takenas pre-
sented, its efficiency against the unpleasant
iucoiivcniences, undin f'nct,dauger'ous efiects
oi change of water, is one ofthe gr'e"ate‘stn'd-.
vantages, and we will venture to say " that
none of’ the serious inconveniences which we.
have named will be‘experieneed~by nnyper-
sons who will provide.the'mselves_with?3‘sup.
travelifigiu these_dVays of rapid transit from
E-«1.stt.o We.s..t.. Nortlund S.o.utli. anawiio are"
constantly changing their "water""as well"...
their Vclima.te—,-who are,‘ (lriiiking, indeed, a
hours, and ‘each; draught containing some-
property acting in chemical antagonism to
the preceding one, thereby causing an unnat-
ural degree of. excitement to the stomach—it
is positivelyaud absolutely necessary to use.
a counteracting agent. .'From the fact that "
this article is prepared expressly to meet such
ex.igencies.and‘.to act, "aswe know it will act,
as an antidote to all-the above described ca-
ses, we confidently prescribe it as the very
best article in the country.
Reed’s London Cordial Gin is a genuine
and pure beverage, and is distilled and pre-
pared in a manner known only to the propri-
etor or to the celebroted London distillers.
_Reed’s London Cordial Gin is not a mixture
of crude pernicious compound, as all others
of‘ the to-called London, cordial gins are," but
a genuiue,pure and healthy invigorating arti-
Reed’sLondon Cordial Gin requires none
of‘ the usual “caution to the public” to be-
ware ‘of coupterfeits, it being, like all other-
geeuipe articles, beyond the base art of coun-
ter ei ing. ‘
Reed’s London Cordial Gin is an antidote‘
to the horrible adulteration to which every-
thing alcoholic is submitted, the noxious poi-
sons made‘ up as ‘giu,Vetc.
Reed’s London Cordial Gin requires no
“word of advice,” no “caution to the public.”
Those who once drink it find the security in
its virtues againstthe vicious temptations of
drinking any of its vile imitations, even un-
‘der “advice,” while those who‘ “caution the
public” against counterfeiters, have them-
selves been cautioned by the public to be-
ware of any but Rced’s London Cordial’ Gin.
Reed’s.Distillery, l18.East.29th-st., N..Y. _
6ni45
New Medical Work
Y Dr. Watson. “The Cause and .Cure,"’ 8
complete practical treatise on Spermator-
rhma or Seminal Weakness, and Premature
Exhanlstion. with Local Debility. induced by
early indiscretion, excess, or other causes, in
woicli the nature and effects of this insidious
malady, together with the treatment, are fully
explained. To which is added a Treatise on
Syphiliticvor Venereal ‘Diseases. illustrated
by numerous anatomical plates and drawings
of every variety of those diseases.
Organs of Generation in the Male; Organ:
of Generation in the Female ; Hermaphro-‘
dism; Masturbation; Symptoms and effects
of Spermatorrhea; Treatment of Impotence,
Physical Exhaustion and Depression of Mind.
Venereal" Diseases-—Syinptoms of Gonor-
rhea ; Gleet; stricture‘; Treatment ‘of~Gon-
ori-hen and Stricture ; Syphilis, - primer "and-
secondary’; "Babe; and ’Sec'onZl"ar-‘y 'Sy " hi is.‘
Dr. Watsou’s work is the result of‘-- ong ex-
periencein hospital and private practice. both}
in the United Sta»tes:und in Europe, -and em-
bodies all that can be said on these important
subjects. Not only.those affected, but all er-
sons, may read thiswork for his infurmgt on,
and as a warning. It. is the onlywork which
gives the“ -inode of treatment in full. Price
One Dollar, sent free of postage. . ‘
I To be had of the Author, Dr. W. Watson, at.
hisfresidence, 55 Walker street, afcw doors‘
west of Broadway. New York, .where he may
the morning to 9_o’clock at night; " ' _
, Dr. Watson is also c.onsulted.by- lettei‘-’,, un_d__
will forward every additional instruction and
the medicines required. The —eonsnltin'g"fee
in such cases is Five Dollars, without Jvhieh
"letters cannot be replied to as the proper con-
sideration of cf._i.ses necessarily‘ requires some
e. _j _ W, l_Y_A_'lV‘SON_, M. D.,
5 Formerlysiirgeon to the Lock Hospital
A vitaiizilié ‘moment.
To oonsvmrnvns.
A PHYSICIAN of high standing, and formerly
a Professor in one of the Medical Insti-
tutions of this country, now retired from "ac-
tive practice, who has been suffering from
Pulmonary Disease, discovered, while travel-
ling in South Amei'ica'f'or his health, a cure
for Consumption, Bronchitis. Coughs, Colds,
and general debility; and being aware that
thousands are sufieriug and dying annually
f'rom this most dreadful of all diseases, he is
desirous, from the principles of humanity, of
making known this most valuable i'emedy.—’-
Upon receipt of Fifteen Cents, in Postage
Stamps or Change, he will send a Recipe, with
f'ull directions for making and successfully
using it.
The an1_ount required, is applied for Pos-
tage,and the payment ofthis advertisement.
Address—B. F. DEVEROUGH, M. D.
tf‘24 ' Box 23, P. 0., Brooklyn, N. Y.
Fairbank’s Platform &. Counter
3 C A In E S . '
AIRBANKS .1: CO. have recently opened
a spacious Warehouse at 189 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
Fairbank’s Scales. Alson great variety of
Bakers’, Jewelers’, Druggists’, Grocers’, and
other scales. Spring Balances, Patent Beams,
Testers, Weights and i\leasures, etc.
Hay and Coal Scales set in any part of the
country by experienced workmen.
Wholesale Agents for Brown’s Improved
Patent Self-heating Rotary Flat Iron.
Orders by mail or otherwise will receive at-
tention. FAIRBANK’S do CO. ,
till) 189 Broadway. New. York.
Gold Medal Pianos.
’l‘l~II.\?WAY £1: Sons,i\laiiiifaclui'ers, 84 Walker
street, N. Y.. received the following First
Prize .7/lledals in coinpetition with the best
makers _of Boston, New York, Philadelphia
and Baltiinore. " ~ "
" Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan
Fair, Washington, Marcli 1855. ‘ ‘
A Gold Medal, atthe Cryst
York, November, 1855, (being the only Gold
- -Medal given ‘for Pianos within the last six
years.)
A Gold Medal at the Maryland Institute,
Baltimore. 1856. V _
" The First Prize Medal at the Fair, ‘Crystal
Palace. N. Y., Nov. 1856.’ Among the judges
were the first inufsicul talent of the Country,
sucli _as“lti. Mason‘, _ Goltscholk, Wollenhaupt.
and man , others. St.‘ & S‘ Pianos, (with and
\vitlion:t'fhlie‘Iron Frame ,) are warranted for
three years, ‘and "a writteii guarantee given.
Pianos packed and shi pp
Pi-lcesjnolleraitc. -.
BUCKLEY’-S" 'SERENADEliS, '
T their New and Elegant Hall, No.585
Bi-ondsvay, New York, (opposite Metro-
politan Hotel,) open every ‘ Evening‘ Im-
uiensc success of the ' '
ETIIIOPIAN OPERA,-L
Change of pieces every week; Negro Minn-
trelsy in all its phases. with new Scenes,
Songs, Glees, Dances, -inc. Admittance 25.cts.
3m1 - J. Bncknnrb Soxs.
V V _! 1 .
GLENS FALLS, Wood’s and Hill’s Lime,
for sale by the Bushel, Barrel or Load,
delivered if desired, at as low prices as can be
had from the kiln’s, by '
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
tim
.134
Removal. _
Tl-l_E Savings Bank has been removed to
. the store of Hubbell dz Co., Phuznix
Block, (footof Mill Hill.)
19 JOSEPH W. HUBBELL, T1-eas.
ply of this invaluable article. To _'pe["§‘onUg--
dozen kinds of water‘ in" every twenty-four"
be consulted on the above subjects ,from.7__in .
al Palace, New "
ed without _churge._—.
. V e E ..l.,.51
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. —,
From the Advertising Olli-:e, 335 Broadway, N. Y,_
~.Vv\v\r\*.\'s'a~.~¢<.-\A¢\\~.~e\~r\.\\«,~ -,.,\.,._..,. ,..,\.,‘. .,». -.~.-.~.-AN‘
3'1‘. NICHOLAS
Plano Forte Ware Rooms.
‘ JUDSONJ: MUNGER.
NVITE the aitention of purcha~.ers to the
largost and best assortment. of Pianos and
lllelodeons in the city, among which are the
Paris First Premium Planes of A.W. Ladd
ll: Co., (now the most popular Pianos in the
United" States.) A fine assortment of our
"own manuf'acture—contnining‘our celebrated
School Piano, plain, substantial and cheap,
made for hard use. Cnrlinrt, Necdh-am. &
Co’s llelodeons, (including their improved
“Double Bank,’-‘ just out); and a complete as-
sortment of low-priced, new and second hand
Pianos, Stools, Covers,&‘c. New Pianos froiu
$175 to $1,500; Second Hand $50 to $150;
Melodeofm $45 to $200. Our stock contains
more than 75 - instruments, we can f.hcref‘oi-e
offer inducements to purchasers, not to be
found at-fnny other place. 519 Broad way, St
Nicholasrfiotel 1y23 Jonson do lifusoen.
. DOCTOR MONNII-3'1"I',
AS Rooms pleasantly located and fur-
— j -nished with Female attendants for La-
dies from a’ distance. Experienced Fem-.ilc
Accoucllers furnished at a moment’s notice.
All cures -warranted, and seeresy inviolablc".
‘Doctor llonuett is the only agent in the Uni-
te_df8_t;ates,.for the sale of j
llladamfe Boivia’: Female Allcmlzrc Pills,
For the’ exclusive use of Females laboring
"under anyoff the following complaints, viz :'
Obstruction, Suppre_sslon._Head-ache, Pain
in the Side, P_ulpitation.; . Loathing of Food,
Disturbed Sleep, and all interruptions or 11-.
regularities of’ the Mensual Periods. . '
N. B.-‘-These-Pills should never be taken
by Females during Pregnancy, as they would
be sure to cause miscarriage. Full directions
will accompany each Box. Prepared by Mad-
ame Boivin, at l8'Rue’ Vaugiard, at. Paris,
France, and sold in the United States only
‘y 4 , DR. H. MONNETT,
3m3 Otlice ‘49 ‘Mercer-st., (cor. Bi-come) N .Y.
The consumptives Last Hope.
DAILY experience proves that Consump-
tion is not that fatal disease which it was
once thought to be. We are daily hearing of
the ‘most astenishing cures,whieh are made by
the use of the EAST INDIAN CONSUMP-
TIVE REMEDY. The receipe of which will
be sent "on the receipt of FOUR POSTAGE’
STAMPS, or a pint bottle by the remittance
of $2. Address _
1y5s Dr. GRAY, 508 Broome St., New York.
Houses. and Lots,
ARMS and Country Seats, for salt, on
change orto let. Samuel Cockcroft, m‘
l[erchant’s Exchunge,Wall-st., N. Y. ,1! you
want to" sell or let your House and Lot, or
Farm, call at the office and leave a. descri p
tion of the premises. No charge is made un-
less a purchaser is procured. Houses and
Lots,‘Farms and Coilntry Seats for sale, and l
to trade for improved city property. Wes-
tern_Lands, in -Illinois, Indiana, Ohio, Mich-
igan, Wisconsid, Iowa, etc., to sell or trade
for improved property. Fire Iusuranceeffec-
fed on all kinds of property, in any at‘ the
New ‘York City Ofiices, on the same terms as
at the Company’s Ofilces. ~ 4in1
II. No Den or Ink is used. $1
OTHING is imitated in MacLaurin’s pat-
ent self instructing process in writing_,
yet-it has been shown in the Public Schools
of New York, and in the counting houses of
our first merchants,‘ that all who go through
this novel process must of necessity become
splendid and rapid penuien. Complete pro-
cess (the result ofthirty years labor on the
part of .the patentee,) sent, prepaid on the re-
ceipt of 81 by W. S. MACLAURIN 8: Co.,
, 345 Broadway, N. Y.
Liberal inducements to Agents. 3m1
M. H. CHAMBERS,
BROADWAY, N. Y., invites atlen-_
tlou‘-tohis splendid assortment of
Fine Jewelry, just received for Holiday Pres-
entI,&'cL"Flue Cimeos, Florentincs, Paint-
" 'iugl,'Pearll.. Dlam_9uds.Lavns in Sets, Broocli-
es, Ear ‘Rings ';and "Bracelets, I-‘inc Gold
Watches, Chains, Necklaces. Leontines, Lock-
ets, ac. _ String Coral and Jet Goods, Plated
Ware, Pencll'Cuses',’&c. Watches and Jewel-
ry repaifed on the premises, between ' W-bite
;au,d.Walker streets. N. Y. - _ 1-y‘.-J9
"WILLIAM MILLER, M
_‘ Plano Forte Manufacturer,
' V Nos". 158 and 158 East 21st-st., New York. - -
HAS on hand and is "conslanll y making,
V , some of the most magnificent Piano
Fortes ever offered to the public. The supe~ _
jr'i"ority ‘of ."tone "in the above make is too well
known to need mentioning. His objeetbcliig‘
Vetojnforin the public where Piano Fortes supe-
_r_ior in "tone and ‘touch .to any other in altflg and
Cheaper for Cash. Varying from’ $200 to
$1.000 andlwarranted. V_ V 1y34
Ladies’ Dress caps and
H-EAD" "DRESSES.
RS. LEVIN’S Fashionable Dress Cap cs-
tablishment, 309; Broadway, N .Y.. Rib-
bons, Laces, Mourning Goods, and Embroide-
ries at Great Bargains, wholesale and retail ;
Milliners supplied on liberal terms. Country
Milliners and Merchants are invited to exam-
ine our stoek.- Iv-'13
Consumption Cured.
E not ddceived by base imitations. Hege-
mau, Clark do Co.’s Genuine Cod’ Liver
ence has proved it superior to all otliers, and
the only reliable cure for Consumpiion.
As there is a‘ great deal of spurious oil in
the market adnlterated with seal oil, whale
oil, &c., too much care cannot be taken‘ to
procure the genuine, . .
Our Oil-is made at our own factory in New-
foundland, and each bottle has our signature
over the cork. be careful to get HEGEMAN.
CLARK do CO’S, as thousands who had used
other oilof inferior quality, and were about
liealflrby using the Genuine Oil of‘ our
manufacture. Sold by all Driiggms. s2m4
Dentistry.
Coxrixnous Gum Teeth.——The Suit latel y
pending against me in the U. S. Circuit
Court for an infringement on Allen's Patent
Continuous Gum Teeth, having been decided
ture full or partial sets of my
Improval Cmzlimlous Gum Tea’!/1.,
on my Improved atmospheric Pressure Plates,
which are superior to any now in use, and
which can be inserted with or without extrac-
ting theroots. People in want of‘ Artificial
Teeth can save fifty per cent. by calling at
my office, where specimens of all the new
styles of Dentistrycan be seen.
Havingevery facility, I am now prepared
to manufacture for the profession, or give in-
structions in tn‘e art. I have also recent»! y
discovered a new process of’ bel1llllll)lll;_;“ the
Gums for the extraction of Teeth, which can
be used in all cases, and without the sliglitcst
pain to the patient. It is entirely dllliéreiit
from the freezing process, which can only-be
faction. Dn.N.' B. GRIFFIN, 257 Fulton-.<t.,‘
- , -irinoun."
. received, 200‘ barrels of new Flow‘, of
.,ver_y'superior quality for salegat'N'e\v
or]: prices. We meanwhnt we say. '" .
"" ' _., _ " V" A. Moni-iiionsni '
Boots and Shoes. ."
OF every description for Men’s wear at v
._ M , ' ’ j ' S_-E- 0_mi's'ri«:.in'-'s
‘Patent Chain Pumps. " "
NEW and superior Chain Pump. tlicbhst;
in use.for sale by W. C. S'l‘ltEl~2'l‘._'
|
' «
Stoughton Bitters.
OF the first quality, wholesale and retail,
at the Dispensary. ' '" " " ,
BEEBE & S,ON.
AYER’S Cherry Pectoral and Pills, whole
sale and rctnil,at tho Dlspon"s:iry. ‘
'.l'o. Oystermeni
ma be had at the ~Gaze_t_te Oflice or of
T. B. airsrrn, South'N,orwalk.
£2111 purl 3lllit"l.'l.l5£llltlI'.l'S'.@'
£1
Oil, never disappoints, and ten years experl- _
giving up in despair, have been rcstortxd to ~
in my favor, I am now prepared to nianufac- -
used in few cases, and generally with more
pain‘ than ‘the extraction of-the tooth. .— .
"Full setts of teeth on line gold plates, $25 .
Silver, '0
Gutta Percha, 10
Partial sets on "fine gold, per tooth, 2
Silver, " ' ' 1_
Pivot, l_
Extraciing, - V ‘ 25ct_s
All work warranted to give the bVestVs.V:m's- ‘
‘Y4-5 " 6pposite"C_li‘nVto‘n-st.,Brooklyn; N._‘Y.,-
‘ Liquors’,1’a.tent Medicines. of
RINTED Blanks fortransfer of Gl'0l1llLlSV
”
Gold -Iflcdal"
33 In A. (3 3 311:3 $-
" Another lot of
Those beautiful and -durnbleblaek Silks,
received this day.
They will be sold at the same low prices.
Ladiesin want will give me a call,
and examine then.
C. J. GRUMAN.
NEW 3001‘, 8803.
§s.Leather & Finding Store.
W1-I0LEs.xiLE .9,» RE TAIL.
HE subscrlbcrwould hereby give notice
to the citizens of Norwalk, and the pub-
no in general, that he has taken the store for-
-morlvoecupied by Henry Handes, 3 doors
wesfoi’ the Post Office. and has fitted it up
in good oi'der, where may -(‘be found at all
.timcs, a large stock of Geuts".‘.,La'dies’, and
Children’s Boots ' and Shoes of ‘all descrip-
tioiis, nnuiufnctured by him expressly for this
inarket, by the best_rl'-workmen, and of the
best material. No exertions will be spared
to please those who ,favor..rne with a call.-
Customer woirk-~mado.'to. order"". with 5 neatness
and dispatch. A share of public patronage
is respectfully solicited. , ,
Paiticular attention paid to repairing in all
its branches, 3m46 —WIl.LIAM BYRNE.
Hardware. and" Cutlery."
1iIec"/zaaz'c’s ' Tools. ‘Farming ' Utensils
Guns, .Pz'stols, Iran" a’sid"-Steel,
Window G_la.rs,"Pamts
" and 02.13..
HE Subscriber has now in store,and is
- consfautlyreceiving direct from the man
uf'actu'rers, a large supply of Foreign and
Domestic Goods,unde1' -‘he above denomina-
tions, wliiehmakes his assortment of articles '
suited to this market, equal to any in the
state, and which will be sold ell-her whole-
sale 01-1-ctail,0n as favorable terms as can
be purchased in New York. V For list of ar-
ticles and prices, purchasers are requested
to call and examine for themselves.
- Will. C. STREET.
Hubbell. .& Co., . V
Would respectfully invite [V V_
.. the attention of‘ the public generally
to their large assortment of Groceries, Pro-
visions, Teas, Sugars, so... Also Flour of the
best brands, etc., etc.
Notice." '
HE Subscribers continue to' run a Packet
_ to and from New York for the accommo-
dation of the Freighting Public.leaviug Pike
Slip, N. Y. every Saturday.and Norwalk eve-
ry Tuesday. Convenient Eire-proofstorage
"at all times. IIUBBELL A’ CO.
‘Bomb Stones 5!. Monuments,
ATTHE
Nor-walk fllarble Yard !
' JV‘car 'w"B'n'dge,.N'arwallr, Con-n.
fEPULChRAL Monumentsa Grave Stone
5 of every variety of‘,patterns,and of the
most skilful workmanship. The best assort-
ment of American and Foreign Marble,kept
constantly on hand.
Personswishingto procurelilonumcntsor
any kind ollilarblc " W0rks,'are invited to
call and give a personal inspection of his
material and workmanship, as this will be
more satisfactory than to purchase of agents
without an opportunity of testing the qual-
ity of the article contracted for. _
‘&a..'l‘lie Lettering and Ornamental work
is executed by experienced workmc}i.n.ndV
can warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
J. M. SMITH.
% General Blaeksmithing,
‘ Wagon Making, Repairing,
F C) E. C} I N’ G- , (3.
THE subscribers having refitted their for-
mer’ Blacksmithing Establishment pro-
pose to devote their
to general Blacksmithing,
building and »Ir_oning, V Repairing» .
&c., where they will be. happyito 0119!!‘-0 3“,
orders flint may be entrusted to them. They
pledge themselves" to" a f"aithful._‘and' ‘prompt
execution‘ of.all work, and at satisfactory pri-
ces. » Hoping for a continuance of the patro-
nage which has heretofore V , _
on tliem, they remain"'the"‘;ublic"s obedient
servants.‘ ‘ WATERB_l_lRr do DUNCAN.
Crockery, China}: Glass Ware.
" NE} of the largest, richest and best select-
ed. stockslof . Crockery, Glass &. China
W-.u-esgto be found ln__Norw_alk,Vcan now be
seen" at the store of'Vthevsubsc_ribe_r at South
Norwalk, together witha generalassortment
of‘ Groceries, &c., allofwhich will he sold at
e.\'cecd'in.gly low prices. V. G._ W. SMITH. "
ups
. ALL at the Store-‘of C.J'..GiunlAx,if you
C want good and perfect goods at- less prices
than ever offered before in this State. «
Premium Cologne ‘Water.
OR S le ‘u an quantit by.
a 1 y_ _ V Rxkrr &- L1'_xns.
Wagon and Sleigh
"N assortment of W ooden.Wnre., Willow and
S-pllnt Baskets,Cocoa Nut Dippers, Brush-
'es, (Sac. MEEKER & 0LMS'l‘EAD.
LARGE lot of Gloves and Hosiery from
Auction, at about half‘ the usual price,
0. S. CLARK’S.
Plated Ware.
COMPLETE assortment of PlatedCastors,
Cake Baskets, Spoons, Butter Knives, &c.,
&c., at O. S. CLARK’S.
9
IIAVE you seen thosefine Stocliingslor 9d
CLARK’S,
a pair at
— OWDER and Shot, Patent Fuse. Caps.&c-
at 0LMSTEAD"S.
Cement, Plaster, Gtc.
EMENT, Calcined Plastcrand Marble Dust,
by the Bushel, Barrel or Loud ; for sale
_ CHAS. T. LEONARD.
by
T
and prices.
TEAS.
HE Subscribers keepvconstantly on hand a
large supply offresh TEAS, of all qualities
Dou’t forget to call at
HOLMES do C-o’s.
:_j—j——
OODEN Ware and Mats, Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe, at F. H. NASH’S.
~ South Norwalk;
New Dress Trimmings.
ECEIVED every,wcek, at the new Fancy
Goods Store, Main-street,next Door to
Call and see, as I
R
Geoi-ge Hoyt’s Slice store.
will not be mulersold.
summons.
RESS Buttons, Boy’: J ucket Buttons,Coat
and Vest Buttons, Pearl Bnttons,Agaf.e
Buttons. Silk Buttons, Wlialebone Buttons,
Paper " Buttons,"Glass Buttons, Gilt Buttons,
Mosaic Buttons, and Buttons, at
' O. S. CLARK’S.
_ . Shawls.
RECEIVED this day, a large lot of Bay:
State and Scotch Wool Long Shuws : they,
will be sold at a great bargain. ~ .
. ‘ C. J. GRUMAN. ,
entire time and attention «
Forging, _
been conferred up- .
" _~. .._-.._. ._._ " "
VEYANCES.
Spring ..filri‘a::gemcnt. '
~ ‘id
_._CON
_...4,..-—-
,-.-2v:-:z-'- _. A
The Steamer
FGEEITE T-E..‘l.R‘.E‘,
Carr. Wii. R. Gl'.Er‘..\E,
OMMENCED RU1‘l'NING'c be tween New
1 York and Norwalk. on Suluriluy, Feb. 21,
‘ caving Cal.liai'iiic Slim every 'l‘uesuay Thurs-
day, and Saturday at hue o'clock, P. M}, reach-
ing Norwalk in time to connect with the up-
ii'r‘I.'.."..,§'.§'.l.‘ 'i~?...'."2§1i.iiil"X".i‘iili?.§‘.§',' .i'3f. §Z'f"‘."' ‘°
Reizlrming, loaves Peck’s Dock, South
Norwalk, every Monday, Wednesday and Fri-
day at 8 I-4 o’clock. A. lff.,or immediately on
the arrival of the Danbury Train toncliiiirr at
Rocky Neck and City Island each’way. '3
FARE 50 cents.
Frc£o‘l2t lulrcn. (ll 1i’eas(.-ambit: ]?alc.s.
{'3 . .
_l"or_ further particulars, apply to G. A.
KIRTLAND, 20:3 South-st., N. .
‘ kg-;,.l’n.sseiigcis for 'S.oullipurl and H793!-
porl, can fake tpc New York morning-".way
train to Norwa k and a ire in time to con-
nect with the JOlllh Ilart, returning by the 4
P. M. train. "
.<
Danbu
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Co.\i.\ii«:.\'ci.\'o Declc-mbcr 1, I856.
Trainsi-iiii daily, (Sundays excepted,) asf‘ol-
"lows: ' " q . ",5:
DANEURY ‘.'a."O SOUTH NORVVA1 K
lst Passen_-.:cr at 7.=0'0'-‘A. M.—Arrlving _-at
SonI.l.i.Norw-.ilk at 8.10 A. .\l. and connecting
with the 7 00‘."\.M. tr-.iiii lV'i'"om New Haven and
the 7.00 .i~..\i. ii'ccon'iinod'a"u\)'n train from New
York. " Stopping -."if.' all stations."
2d P((.s'.s'c).lf,’(.')‘ awill-]"7‘c2TgIit, at 3.40 P. M.—-
Connectlng at Soulli,Nor\vValk with the 3.20
P. M. acconiinodati'on'train fibin New York.
Stopping atall stationsl
3 sonar}: zoo.-*:vv;-..r.n:'-ro :-JANHUR'2f'
lsf I-’a.s~.\'e'1l_.<:cr‘ «mil Ji-‘£'u'g/it at 9.20 A. .\l.-—-
Rcccivlng pui-scngcrs from we New York and
the New Haven '7.()0.A'.; ill. Accommodntitu
Trains, and arriving at Daiibiiry "at 11A. M.
" Stopping at all stations".
2d Passengbr at :'2.4.‘'» P'.‘l\{.—-"Receiving pas-
sengers from the 3.20 I’, M. accommodation
train from New Yorl;,,o.'nd'ai'rlvi1ig at Don-
bury at 6135 P. M. Stopping at all stations
Stages f'rom Rl(lg'Cll_(:lIlC_(.}lll-1'93 run to Ridge‘
field Station sons to connect with the 7.00
A. M. and the f.‘>.-ll) lf’.. ill". tralns,and return on
the arrival at the llid"gefiL'-"ld Station ofthe 9.29
A. M. and 5.45 P. M.-ti-ains.
HARVEY SMIT1-‘I, Sup’t.
Danbury, November 25, 1850'.
N. Y. 63!. El‘. BE,‘ Railroad.
I356 WINTER. ARRANGEMENT, I856
COIl'II)ll“)l(.‘fllg ./}"ov. 3, 1856.
Trains to I_\T"e"§v. ‘fork.
Fro).‘1 .N't1I'J fIai:l-in .
CCOi\l.\lODATlON.—""A_t5.30,7.00and 9.35
A. M. and 4.250 i-.‘.u. '
The 7.00 x. M. and 4.30 I’. ii. trains receives
passengers from the Danbury Halli-oail at Nor
walk. , V - ". _' "
The 9.35 A. .\f.l.l'!1.ll1 i'cceivcspassengers from
the Ha.rtf'ord", Spriiiglield‘, and Canal Railroads
at New Haven, and f'i-o.nr_tl)eNaugat11ck Rail-
road at Bridgeport.
E.\'l’l:l-ZSS-—Ai; 1.50 P. n.,,(in connection with
E.rprr.-ss Train, from Boston,) receiving pas-
sengers from the New London and Canal Rail-
road at New lluven ; from the Hoiisutoiiic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk and St-.t_nif'oi'd. ‘At 8.301’. .\i.,
stopping at Bridgcpoi't,Norwalfr an_dStamf'ord_
Si‘!-:(~,'f.-\L Titxix ves Norwulk at 6 00 A.
nI.. for New York. V
Ilozzsalonic Railr.aml.-
Passengers for lIoiij.=a_tonio Railroad will
Bi'l(lgepoi'l.. _
J)'anbur,7/g &‘}N‘o'r1vallc Railroad.
I’asseugci's for the Daiibnryth Norwitlk Rail‘
roadwill take the 7.00 A. in, and ‘4.30 r.’ M.
ti-niiis to Norwulk. '
Tr-aiias frosu N ew, York
_ , For ./Vew Ilrweu.
.Acco.\:.-—At '7 A..\f.. 12.00, :i.20_nnd 4.00 i-..\r.
,Bo.s'lo7i;via New llaven, liart'l'ord,Springfield
and Worcester ; the 8 .1. .\f.~Sl\)pplllg at Stani-
f'ord and l3i-idgcport _; _1lic 3 P. M. at St:inif'ord,
Norw-.ilk and llriilgcport. - '
T1103 .i. .\I. train c_onnects with Housatonic,‘
Naua;a1.uck,Can:1l and New London Railroads.
‘The 3.00 I’..\i. train connects with Naugutuck
llousaloiiic, and New London Railroads.
'l‘hc 7 A. .u. .-iiccoininodutlon and 4 P. .\I.
trains connect with llanbury (".2 Norivitlk Rail-
road at Norw-.ilk. V
Trains from. ./\'0r-urulk to JV'ew York.--Al;
6.(l0, 6.-l-i». -3.15, and 10.52’. A. M". ; ".55 (cx.)
5.45 and 9.235 1’. .\f.. express.
Tra insfroni. ./Vorwallc to JV'u0 IIl"llN’7l.—;\li
9.15 A. :.i., at ‘;‘."0_. 5.03 (ex) and (5.17 l‘..\i.
Sec large bill 0l".I(lVE1‘llSC‘l'm.'lli at th (‘Sf.:1i.lOI1
Houses and Hotels.
.lAi\lE'S ll. AIOYT, S'il}r't.
Great Central Route.
‘,,‘i
men. c...n:rliAL :a.ii.LinE
UFFALO to Chicago, Detroit, Uilivnukie.
ltaclne, \‘l-.iiikegaii. Kenoslia,Burlington,
,Si..LOlllS,. Cairo. Galena. Dubiique, St.l’-uul,
Madison, lnd.. New Albany, Louisville, La-
f'ayetf.o, and nll iinpoi-taut points in the Great
West.
The following low pressure Stcniucrn form
the Line betwei-iilliifl':1lo and Detroit: Wi-:si‘-
nnx \V0l:I.l), .f. ll. ll-.u-her. Gonyinamler, leaves
Buffalo lJo;ula;2/s and .’I'lim'sdu_o/3. l’i'.i'.\ioi7'rii
Rock I’. J. Ralph. Comiii-under, leaves Biifliilo
T.-usduys and !<'ri:la_ys. Mi §Sl.\'Sfl’l‘l, S. G.
Laiigley, Coiimi;i:idei', lo-avcsBull'alo PV€:lne.s'-
days and S!llll’)‘t/(I_2/S.
One of‘ the above Steamers will leave the
lilicliiguii Central Railroad Dock, foot of Erie
Street; (‘entry ]£Lv::11l7:g, at 9 o'clock, (Sundays
excepted) oi-‘immediately on the arrival of
Express 'l‘r:iin.~: il‘OfIl_lll(: East. and run directly
tlirongb to llclroit. via north shore, without
landing, reaching lletroit next day in time to
connect with Ligliliiiug Exp.'cs.s Truiu over
tliu .-llicliig-.ui Ceiitriil Railroad, arriving in
ClllC‘d,';'O suine night.
Connecting at Micliigan City with the New
Albany 8; Salem lluilroad ; lit Lake Stalloii
with Jollcl. llailroud to Malls.-son, connecling
with the Illinois Central llaili‘oa(l,'ortoJollet,
connectiiig with Cliicago, Alt-on 6',‘ St..Louls
"Railroad, saviiig time and distance’ over’ any
other lloillc to St.Louis, being 40 miles short-
er tlian‘any other‘ route; and at Chicago witli
all the Ilalli'oail,imd Stcixiiiboiilg Lilies to all
the importaiit points in the-West and» South.
Persons ivisliiiig to go all the way by.~Rail-
road Sl)0ll'l(l‘]'lill‘Cll€lf-‘ll, ‘Tickets for the Great
Western and illicli. Central ii. R.’s_. via Buffalo
oi--Nizxgui-a Falls and SllSp(.‘llk*lO1l Bridge.‘
'l‘lirongzli Tickets by this Line can be had at
'§1ll prliicipal lluilronil and Steamboat Olliccs
East. of’llufl‘-alo : at the Office of the Great
Central Roulc.-183 Broadway, N. Y. '
if-ll’ C. la‘. NOBLE. Gen’l Agent, Buffalo. V
o. in. Clark, .
. AS added to hisstock of 3Fancy Goods, a
‘V V’ fine lot - of“ ‘Paranoia; - ‘Fons, Looking
Glasses, Dress Trimmings, Frfuges, Gloves,
and Hosiery, to which * lie._fnvites_the. inspec-
tio,n"of'.the Ladies of Norwfelk dud vicinity.-_
Another lot of 6'sbilllug:Clocks. ' *
' _
FULL iissortinent-of,In0'ii, and Steelsuit
ed to this mar_ket,..inst_ receiveil.and for
sale by = .. - :WM;.C.STIVlEET..
T I-4 tfisbeifi For-i .
WHOLESALE.aud -Retail dealers in fine
Drugs, Medicines and Chemicals, Trus-
scs,'Abdominul Supporters, Toilet. Articles,
Perfumery, C_ooki'n
..
every possible.
(lr*.$‘cl‘lpl-l0l'l. «be. At the sign of DisPuxs.ini'
1'-J a-rt-t-r:
AND or lv‘nri_ner’s Plaster in bbls.,jnst re-
ceived and for sale by - , ,
. CHAS.‘ T. LEONARD.‘
Nut Crackers. "
LAI.{E-'S_ patent Nut Crackers, a capital
article for sale by ‘W. (_:_V,,s'_r[{EE'1‘,_ "
4
gr Extracts, Pure Wines and A
son ncsércrc.
' lll~1 regular Mail Linc via. Sfonington, for
7- Boston: and l’rovidciicc—_-Inland route.
witlioiit delay. change of cars or baggage.
The st<.-aiiici's C(,li\li\lOl}O.l~lFl," Ci"i.pt.. Joel:
Stone, and, C. ,\"ANl')h}lf,l3_._1,l,’l‘ Capt, WV.,_ 13-"
Fi-azec, in coiiiicctioii w__i1h,lli.c Slon ngion and
-'Pi'ovi"Vdoiicc, iiiid Bos,f0n‘,,nn,d _1_"ro\"'idcncc Rall-
1-o' .ds, le'a-.-‘iiig New "York ‘dui_ly_,'_‘ Siin(l'ays ex-
cepted. froin l’ier.No. 2 North . River, first‘
wll-.u-l_' above llaf.tc'i-y place, at)! ‘o7elgc_k_, p__mV.,,
and Stoninglon at 3.30 p.m:, or on the arrival"
of the ma_-ll t.rVain wliicliV lca,ve.s Ii0Sl0ll.‘»t|la;‘,l.'§j:j().,
- .m.
- -’l‘heC. VANDERBILT, .from, New ,York,,_
-Monday, \_\'Cflll(.‘VS(l‘».l.V and Fr_id:_iy. Froin_,Sto_-
v nlngton. ’l‘ucs_<lny, Tliui's(l'£1y‘,m_id,Suturdsy.€
~ The coiinononn ram. Next rel-1., ‘inas-
-day, 'l‘hursda y. and. Sii__turd"ay.'. From Stonlilg-
ton, Momlay, l‘.'edncsday,_nnd -Friday. _
l’a.<:scngei-s pro'cee"rl from Sloninglon per
Railroad to .l’i'ovldeiice‘,and_ Boston, in the
rail liours" in udvance7Vo_f those lg"y'ofhei' lollies,"
_:md iii ample time ,'l'or,all the c:irly,mVoi'i'i_iiig"
lines coniiccling Nor"i.li_.'iii_d East. 1’assengc'i-s
that pref'ci_' it remain 0ll,l)Ofll‘(l the st.ealii.e'_i'
enjoy a iiiglil.'s_. "i'est_ iiildl.<:tui'bcd, breakfast if
(ll.-sli-ml. . " " .
A liiiggiigzfz l'ilas_lei- :1cco_mpuniesth.e st"ca_mcr
and twin Ilii‘0iigli,encli,way." ' , ,‘_
v For passage. bei-llis, fslalé-l‘O0lllS ‘or frcigh't"
,,,,ph,.._,¢ l'ier.'No. 2 North‘ River, oi‘ at" the of‘
{five No. 10 l3:‘it‘le'i'y-place.
take the 9.3.3 it. .\i., flllfl-4./30 .P.‘.\i.. ti-Joins lo
Exrianss 'l‘i:.uxs-—AtvS A. M. and 3 .f’.'M. «for »
Express Mail 'l_‘,i'aln.',1'euc_bing' said place sevp-..
f
5 “'~:"'"‘£".”-'l1:*‘>‘€.‘1
3 =. .- . ».-1
' "" ‘: ' 3’ X’ "3
’v I. ,- ;
‘r,. .-._ .~_ 2,
ii. fl. ’, Us /‘Q’
‘J *.v.- ' "iw-..4‘ " "$4
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~- ....3 lsuz.-. is an extent never
l'.c£'.=;~;’~: ;3;;s.-;v.'n oz" ans’ iilcdiclne.
=.‘~'.‘:‘:‘.f': 392"». l'0UREEL‘lE3.
flu ‘\I’i' l:m=\vii porfiiiiiet, of
‘.,l'lill'l-I, \vin.-i- rlmlre producn
.. |_\" ll-i.~'i. :-.i\'-':
' nr I',i'iusu'ric l'ii.i.s,fli:it I
mix nu-.:i«-im-, for l‘.(IIlllllfIIl
m-. 0. .\lm:_\* of my
in-ii 4 lruin them. and m.
:i ‘.21.: lliinl fl.o~_-.' pus‘.-'1-~‘~‘I-xlr'iul'Ililnry
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-- , .ii..u lll'I'fi l:il.in-,1 your (':i
::- .l_i' n.-r- l':‘..nx rim 4 i-inpluizzi
‘-1 . lJll' :-ml In} liziir lI.‘|~ rum
. , .:- ill‘ i.l \‘uI|lu"ll lll.‘:l.u'.~’ in‘: {H
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,;, .1‘. lo; ;.::l£ .li. gin ll l-I |:ll1(tl~', I um, um: . vi-lg.
-'i‘ln::.:i»'i.: ml _::.:i:}t.ulr. \ -Ili|'>’, .‘.r«-.,
."~l.\lil.Y liT(.'l\'|'.ll.”
“ i l-:-\'.- ::: '.‘.‘.':- ' ll \l uii Ilirkir lily
livi‘ i’lul4l:i:»;: -
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ll‘-l mi- in in ti I-"-in 'l< ;iI?.'ll'l\' uliiri
‘ ll.I' l.i\'v'l. \\l.E-‘I: l.zul llO‘¢‘lIlI.v
:.:.\' vi-in-l" by my l’h_\-ii'i:m
(‘i will II'_\'; but .1 i} u- tim.-.~ ..
-_-.' l(~\'l--I‘ ll mo in ln—.-illli. l lv.‘i\'
_ "l for \\‘<-lll|~’, l\'llll llw ln-.-1 o-
'l my \‘ \'l"L' pr: llillll_'i' ('|fll‘Il.‘ l l‘i'I‘(-llillll‘l:Ilt’|l flim-
in :1 fricmi ll-: ' \-Il:_i« ll lizlfl lruulih-If lliiu fl:
l!:fIl!lll.~', lo» um! l!.i' in .1 fair Il."_\'.~ llIl') li:ul ('lll‘rfl lulu:
'[u'| in:il.«: flu: lI.:.~l iiiuliciiie iii the \-.ui'lil; nml I am fre-
lu .-';._\' so.”
llcml tlii-: frozii llie Ili:~liii-:iii.<l:r-ll .\‘ulii'il-.r of tlii- Fiiprcllh
Cniiil, \<l.n.~e l.i'li1i:.i.: iililllflw-' llu'l\'l' inznlc him \\'I'l
knuivii. iiol. only in ll:i.-' but llzc iaelggfalu-rin'.' Swill-.-.
‘"' 7:17 UI‘[I'llll:'. .'il}I Jlpril, l~‘.‘."i~I.
"st.-linii in :i~'.<IllillI_' _u-Ii llm
I \‘i-r_v lll|ll'll l|('ll- filed li_"vymi
ll-ris.
“Sir: .
iii_\'.-welt‘ anal lion \‘c I»).
\l
il_\' I"
u‘
Il'.rlllf.'lll(‘S. - \' iv-is run-ii, two _\'n.'ir.< sim-9, of .1 so _
V\'f'lf3 .'iii.l d.'. V... . ii«_l-. by your l.‘ln:uuv l‘i:«=ronu.
and .\‘lllf‘e ll.i'n ll e-iij-»_\e-ii pa-r!‘.=i-l lH‘.lllll. l\i_rrbil.'lr¢-i
lizivc Si.‘\‘L'li'.l : on lIf'f-ll nun-ui :'i-an :.ll:u‘l(.~' of the Iullu
g-"'1," :;n.1 (,‘ri-up by if. ll is an ii:\'ul:i:ibli- l‘l:lll(‘fl_\‘ fu-
llicsc r:.iiipl;:lnl.~'. Y.-nil" (.'.i'ii:iiii'ir l'u.i.s llIl\'l‘9lllll'l‘l_'
mired inc i'ri»in . ']).~l£l niul L‘\:~‘il\'e|i0.~'>‘, wliirli bu
gr:i'.'.':l upon inc i .-“cum ye-iii:-,——-imlci-ll, this cure i
muitli ll|li“I‘. lill rl‘l.:lli. fmiii ilie furl llllll I liaul failed I:
» get relief from lli£- lie.-I l'l:_\'>‘l('l.‘IllS ivblch this srclioii u.
the l‘ullllll'_\' rill’.-rd.-'", :ii.:l in-iii :iii_\' of the miiiierons reme
dies l haul ml-:en.
“ You :~‘i‘€'ll_l in us, lliwim‘, like 1| prnviilemial ble.-aim
In our I':iinE!_\', and ym: :n:i_~.' t\’('ll :ll[I;)(|I-‘C we are not llll
iiilnilful of’ ii. \'-.:ii-s ii-.-'1-i-rlf”ii'.l_\', .
l.l’I.-\ \»'f'l"l' 'l‘llz\.\"l‘l-Ill."
“ S4:/in-‘e ClIu:n:'u'r, 0/tin, flpril 5&5, l$."z-I.
“ Du. J. L‘. Area —- lll|lll)l‘(‘ll Sir: I li:n'e iuzule .1 Iliol
ougli trial of flu: CAT}-l.\l(Il(‘ l’n.i.s, Icfi me by your anon:
and l|:‘(\'l‘. lrccn ciirrd by ilu-in nfil-."c dreailful Rlleiiiimlisls
under \\’lIlCll lie illllllfl mo siilliirliig. 'l‘lie firs! «lo.-1-. re
lieveil ine,:i:.il :1 few .-‘ifli.-eqiieiit uln-res lune cum-gl-
reiiioreil ilic «ll.~:c:isc. I feel in boiler hi-ulib nniv film: {on
some _\'ezii'.<" before, \\ liicli l ail;-ilmlc oniiri-ly to the effeizh
of your CA1‘lh\l|'I‘li: l’n.i.s. Yours with gn-ii: re.-pe-‘.1,
' - l.l..'Cll.'ls‘ ft. .\ll"-l'l‘CAi.l'.”-
' The abov_e are flll_fl‘(bll_l_])(§fSO“nS tvlio are pulgliqlgknowg _
where they fcslili-,";ii:il who \\’(llllfl not inak-r llicsu state
nienis wiflioiirii lhiiroiigli coiivi'c"fi"oii that tbey'werc lnlc
. Prepared by nu. J; c; AYi:I"r&.co;, . -
Practical and Analytical Chemists. Lowell. Kass
BEEBI3‘ dz SON, Norwalk ;-IN‘.-COMSTOCK at
Son, llillon. _ , _ . ’ . 1y31-
ll jlliedioal Revolution! .
mars. wo_:Vu.z_: Vtr1srA_1‘cxuvro'aa_i
‘ E£ollor.vaTiy’s -Ointment.
"mil: GRE./1 T C0.U./VTER IRRITJLVT.
The virus of‘ ilisense often inakcs its w:.j."to the in-
tci-n:il nfigiiiis tlirougli the pores oftlie sl..:« . This pen-
i-trziflng UiiitmentI‘-ineltiiig--iinder-tlie- l.ie.1d as it is
rubb‘-.~il in, is ilL2.~'f)l'lJ_t‘tl tlirongh the same channels, and
i-cueliing ilic so.-itofiiifliiiiiniaiidn, .pr"omptl_v am inva-
ri:lbl_\‘ snl.«lne.~' it, Wlictl_i(-r l(IL'1ltL‘fl in the kidneys, the
llvi-r, the liiiigs, or :i'ii_\" oflicr- important organ. lt‘
]lf‘llPll'(lil‘S tlii'- 'i=iirf':ice'»loC the ll'l'f(‘I'lOl', through the
oountlc-.~;s tubes that <-oniniuiilcate" .with—the skin as
SllIlllll0l‘;l’:l,lll. passes info file feveifed earth, diffusing
"its-cool an-Vl i-cggi-uciuiiiiig influen"ce.'"'" " "' ' ""
Skin. J)Lscasc.s(.V_aJ_z(Z Glamlular Swel.
I-mgs.
I7.v¢-i-y spccii-.< of‘ exterior irritation is quickly reduced
by the anfi—iufl:umii:it1)ry action ‘of this 0lntmen_t.—
An;-:1-_r Iii-npiii-ns.. shell as Salt Rheum, Erysipelas,
'l‘otfi-~.-. Elli},-'\\'ui'in. Scnldllenil; Nettle Rush, Scabies,
(or iii-.li,) .\"u.. die out, in return no more, underits ap-
plicatioii. llospifnl 1-xpcricnce in all parts of the
world proves its iiifiillibility in illseases of the skin, tho?
iiiusclcs, flmjoiiiis and flue glumls.
Ulcers, Sores, and Tumors.
The effect of this lllll‘l\'.'lllL‘Ll external remedy upon
Scrofulii, arid other virulent ulcers and sores, in almost
iuirni-uloiis." It first ilisclizwges the poison which pro-
dii(~3‘.~‘ suppiii':i.tiun and pmuil flush, and thus the —cures
wbicli its in-ziliug prop:-i‘lw‘es ulterwiii-d conielete are safe
as well as porinziiiciit. ‘ ' "
l/Vaumls. Bru-ises, Burns an d Scalds
ln c:i.-cs of‘ llll‘ l'r:-.clure of the bones, injuries caused
by stciiin cxpli..<ioii.-. Bi-iii.-‘cs, Burns, Scolds, Rheuma-
l.l.\ln, .\‘lill"m-.-.~: of the .loinl.~=. and contraction of the sin-
«-w.-:, it is ('.lllplO_\‘L‘|l and \\':l»l‘l\ll_\' recommended by the
l':iculf_v. 'l‘lii.< ini-.1-vclloiis l'(‘lllt‘ll_\' has been introduced
by its invonfuriu persoii into all the lcailing Hospitals
of" l‘l|ll‘u}it:‘, and no private liousoliolil slioiilil be without
I
ll.
U/nlciziltble Teslzm-om/.
'l‘he .\lPlll('1ll Sfiill‘ of‘ the French and I-Inglisli armies
in the (‘rinicu lizivc-o.“:ici:ill_v signed their approval of
llollou':i_v's Ointment, as the most reliable dressing for
sale;-o L-i.f-. .~:t:ii-<. and giiirslint wounds. It is also
useil by the surgeons of tho Allied Navies.
Both the 0i22lI2ib1ila;:fPiIls should be used
. in tlie._/‘allowing cases :
Bunions .l.um‘.i:igo Sore Legs SwelledGlandl
Burns .\f<-rcuri:il- Sore Breasts Stifl'Joints
Cllllpp(‘fl- iii-nptioiis Sore [leads Ulcers
ll:un«ls ' -.4 . - -Sore Tln-oats Venei-enl Sores
Cliilblnins P.lff>‘l.llll{lllSlll Sores of all Woundaof all
Fisliilas Salt llliciiiii kinds ' kinds
Gout ‘ Skin lliseiiscs Sprains Sculds
Sold at the ll:inuf:icfories ofl"rof'c-silor HOLLOWAY,
S0 .\f:v.id<-n Laiic, i\'uw- York. and 244 Strand, London,
and by all roi-peci:ililc Iliuiggist.-, and Dealers of Medi-
cines tlirouglioiit the United States, and fliecivilized
\\‘ni‘lvl, in Pots, at cents, 62 1-2 cents, "and 81 each
:_:§;,‘- There is "considerable saving by taking the larger
Sl'I.“.‘-'. ,
' N. B. Directions for the guidance of pa
disorder are ullixcil to each Pol. V
597- C.lE’]’1().\'——.\‘one are genuine unless the words
tr llu.llo\\':i_\', .\'«-w York and‘ London,” are discrrnable as
a waler win 72% in every leaf of the book of directions
ainniirl ouch pot ni"bo.\' : _tlie same may be plainly seen
bv imldmg the-. loaf to the light. A handsome reward
,,7;11 1-e given to :,in_v one remlering such information as_
,.,;._,v 1. ml to the iioteciion‘or.u'ny party or. partlencouu-.
to:-felting the mi-iliciiies,_or \'enI.l_ing r_lie__sunie, knowing
tlieni to be spurious. ' " ~ ' '
ticnts in every
ly34
Dr. Larmontlsgransqandiiondon _ 2
, B’iI3.'l'}IC'AL 'ADVIS2R"‘Nn'
; . Il.Zl'..G,.GI."-.G'_U,IDH-,
v \\'ENTlF.'l‘ll€*diiioii’ii‘oal*ly_-100 pptand
; Lypeil Picture i-cpreseiitafions. ‘-C ' li
.iinou;__-,- its coiilciils is _the.un:i1oiny o’l‘ thegeueratlvc
organs of‘ the male and.fennilc—Kidiieys,. Bladder,
Sominif'erou.- tubes, their number and. length, impo-
tence and su-i-ilily of Birds, l£,onr,’Rn_t,‘Beaver,"CitlI'IcI,
llomc, llull, ll-.uu, no;-.f, G‘ninea- l‘4g,'I.ion, Elephant,
Vl,’:uit‘lii-r, Cut, line. and if isli——l.'I‘0F.‘1’ill~3e,(~3,l:ind, uberty
' Gliniiges it produces in_.tlie_ systein.—-instinct; differ-
Man and ‘.-\nim;.il’s,. Womb, Pregnancy
100 Electra‘
l.llC_
"encc beiwi-on
3 'uml»l'nifiui-iiion. Uvuni,0vurier;'l’iu)cel:s'of Imp;-933..
.ti,,n,;l-‘o.-lal l.‘irL-ulution, l’ixbert_y,‘ ‘Domitian of Virilo
.linpolciii~y and ,Eihi§$lpl3S,,5.‘e.l'ilily, Cullen and
-~x-nine.-‘s, f‘:inse.-a of Unl‘ruitful_ Marriages, Lib-
‘ ., Self‘ Abiisc, in-:i-tlis in l'.‘nr.turit_ion; Causes of
~ l)l$I_‘_€li-‘&'S.:_l.lld? -Di-Iiility,_ Children -diseased by
. V l. . , f‘liilil-bl-.u~iiig', l<‘ri‘iitl'iil montlis, Color of flair,
‘ l‘ pill-psy, 'l.7i: _ _
l':1l‘lllI'l‘, Cu nos ol'_<llll'i-rcn_ce_ol tli_a_Scxes, Royal falnl.
lies, l’i-_i-sinfas and .\'la'ingolaris,‘.\l:rrryin§g Age, Buchclorl
ai":}i (ll-l .lVf:Vt'i_ds,‘ l~‘orin_:i1iD_Ii II1'1_",“3“,l-ii. ._L-gzseinblance-. llI_
lag of f1le‘l’;i.i;ciits, Qnaolrery Vnnd" Quuckl,
spgc;;1m:';.lllslol~,- of \'eixe'rg-Itldisc-uses, .\\'eaknessVpe'¢u.
1,3,. 1., 1-‘oiniilcs, .\lu4.llClllL‘.s',ll_l_ i-c.-ft,nring,_ Menstruation,
_\-\.,,1,m_.;_ l'i~inmry and Constitutional‘ Buboes, -Guam, .
(:'loct:"l'.o1siif_t;b:1i of ,U,ri_ne. Excorintion, Innocent
-tl.M> nos 1- -
rlicii, _ _ _ _ _
and L'nI'ors..-en .v_\llec_l,i_ous. Strictui-e»i,_ tlieii-_s_y-niptoms,
lxiflommution of; tll0,x\l‘.<=k, 0f.B|:ulder, V,a_l'lc(_)Vc0l€', ny-
.1,-.,oc1.4 .\:c‘.,‘ xx-iflrl‘-10 illnstrnt‘lve“enses,jand certificate.
of tin‘ lnn.~'l. unpiirnlellul em-esever performed. - " v .
son by 1 stringer-.&:: .'lZo.‘w'iise.u«l3 22‘). f.Bi-ondvvay. and
- mull:-.1 l'm- :i,l,:ui-l Vllll‘8leV.\‘lf~\fl)p8', free of postage, closely
sc:ili-il.~1o :1 ny aililre.-s, “by the a_u‘thor',- ll. l..\Rxo.v_1-,‘
‘J9U:L.)‘C‘,)u\1.\\'fl y. .\‘(-w'\"ork, - (i:\_)}‘nlErl)'; from” Paris ‘and’
l.o'ndon.) Auhlrcss all ll-t£e}‘,s;'_.BoxjNo, §4;§,_Post Ofice
,\;,.,',- Yin-p. .'l'lic aiitlior c_iii;i-s iill-'llie‘ills‘"oa.-‘cs treated
~"on.in this (\'n_rk, atiliils-"ol'-l'ofllce,No.42 Reade ‘street,
corni-r oi‘ ‘.‘.'.l0 llro-.ul\vi1"y, from-10 A. M, till 9 evening.
l-‘.x"li-acts froin. l<2dVi1o_i_"iul Notices. of a, number ot
Ni-\vsp:npi-i-.- :—-‘We concur wiflltlié ‘other papers in
reromii-.oii-liiigHr.‘ l.urmont‘an-l his work.”— Courrier
des l-liars l'nis, Geffllllll llie Reforin, Sudday ispnfch,
Stuiits '15:-.liuiig. Natloiizil licuiournt _IJli':Book, Essex
St:i:i"«lar«l. ll:iliwai_\' Advoi-:ile. Empire City, Police Ga- V
-mite. .\'t-\\'"»h'nrk.l‘li-_k,New.Bruiiswiuk Times. &c. .
,‘;‘-'.’B.-—-Uii tlio first of .\fu_.y,l).r,:,J.arinopt will prove to
tliecoriii-i~ pf’ _l-.pi-lug iiiiil-Mercer street, adjoiniul "if
scoff. l.I'0l\r.’-C,’"o’].tl)l’:,‘:'l.‘lt"‘lll9 St. Nicholas Hotel. 131:
Pb:
I . 'ui~.r, l.:.-~x ul‘ zippclifv.
. l.’-fr vi-;i:';< ow=rl:iker
nfper-, '_l‘nt:i.-l’: A=bs.t,einiousn.ess, Claoiceuf a: .
l-’liy.-ioizul umlSnr‘,:eon", N‘oi'42B'ci"ule1street,"corner of '
I
Trees
.1’! 4' if ' SOUTH JVOR H/'.'1L1'i'
E’ ‘II .II. S E I-1‘.
HE Pi-oprieforswish to calillie alu-nfion
T of their customers and the public to
their choice stock of Fruit and O1':ianie_i‘='i:il
Trees, consisting of Apple_. P8611". 1'19?“-
Cherry, Peach, Apricot, Quince. St_i-r.wi.~<:i--
ries,Gooseberries, Wliilr Bl‘£lCl{l)Cl‘I‘U.'-"1 “H9
black Naples Currants. ,.
Norway Spruce, White Pine, Bllltlllll 1' ii‘:
American Spruce. Arborllas, Weeping wil-
low. Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash.
Also, thepure Red Antwei-p,whicli we w:_u'-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for its
being the pure plant.
GEO. SEYMOUR & CO.
H’We,wish to call particular attention to
our lot e_ stock, beingthe largcstintlic Stale
ofdwa Pears, of-30 or 40 choice varieties.
JOIN M. A1-woona,
0.148 Chatham street,corncr .\lu1bei'ry,
New York. Invites l1l.l.f'.‘llilOlllu his
large assortment of Watches.Jeweh-y. tjilucr
Ware, and Fancy Jlrlirlcs. ‘ '
Gold Bracelets, Pins, Earrings, Chute-
lain Vest and Feb Chains. .,.
Gold Necklaces, Crosses, Lockets. Iliiigs,
Spectacles, Pencils, Seals, Medals, Keys,
Chni-ms,lc.
Cameo and Mosaic Bracelets. Pins, ‘.1ll(l Ear
- 4
\-
rin .
Slhver Tea Sets, Clips, Pitchers, Spoons,
Napkin rings, Forks, Fruit and Butter Knives.
"Silver Plated Tea Sets, Cups, Castors, Cake
Baskets, Urns, Tcakettles. Card Baskets. .\".c.
For sale CHEAPFOR ‘ CASH . M10 WW1“-H1~
ted as represented. , . . . » - .
-E, Particular attention given to 1'cp.'ii_r-
"lug" and adjusting Duplex, Ch"ronometci' and
Lever Watches."
New York, 1856.
SPERM and Mould Candles,#siiperioCi- arti-
by
lylo
cles,for sale by the Box or less quantity
HUBBELL do CO.. Phoenix Block.
1':-ont~Drick.
A SUPPLY ofgood Front Brick, for sale
cheap ,also,common Hard and Polo Brick
by the cargo or less quantity. by
CHAS. '1‘. LEONARD.
/
Slcdges and Hammers.
TONE andBlacksmith’s Sledges and ham-
mers, all sizes, just received by
WM. C. S'l‘l‘.I£l-";'l'.
NOTHER lot of those vnnvnrsififu
widths,at O. S. CLARK’S.
AMS and Dried Beef, very choicest
~ S. E. OLi\ISTE.-\D’S.
Indies’ Dress Buttons.
EVERY variety of styles in .hl£l.I‘l{Ol'- zilwuys
to be found at O. S. C1..u:i;’s.
flour and Feed.
THE Subscriber-‘keeps constantly onliand
and is daily receiving fresh supplies of
Family Flour, Meal, Feed, &c., which will be
sold at the lowest market prices.
GEO. W. SMITH. South ./Vorwal/.'.
BUSHELS old Rock Salt, superior
quality,just received and for sale by
* A. M031-Jff0Un'E.
URE Silver Lead for stoves and machine
ry at F. H. NASIPS.
So. JV‘orwall.*, Cl.
HILDREN’S HOSIERY in great .-...-i".-Ty
at O. S. CLAB.l>”S.
NAILS,
IN quantities to suit purchasers, at lowest
rates, at CHICHESTEIFS.
N immense stock of English and Anicricaii
Prints will be sold at a great saei-ifico.
Q; J. GRUMAN.
OARSE (Gray) Rock Salt, for sale in any
quantity, by IIUBBELL ii: CO.
e
ALF Skins and Cattle’ Hides x\'ante«l,_l'h.i-
. which thehighest cash prices will be paid
‘ ‘ " " 'S. E. 0L:\lS'l‘E:\l).
~ _ Hair.
'0? a superior "quality, at. wliolesalc or rotasi
by Guns. '1'. LEONARD.
fl¢I.'i!!°' Vests-
/: ND the largest assortment of Hosiery and
' Gloves ever offered in Norwa-lk_..niuy be
found at the new Fancy Store, 15 Main-st.
" ' .' - - - - 0..S. CLARK.
" TIN ROOFING,
V UT'l‘ERS,'Eavetrouglis."nml Conductors,
' slid all other jobbingsin Tin. Copper and.
Sheet Iron; done with neatness and dispateli,
and on the most reasonable terms, by -
- - GEO. F. BEf..Dl1}N.
Norwalk, Jan. 10, 1857..
Norwa1k.sadd1e.Hf5rness and
TRUNK EM1’ORlUl\l‘. s
HE subscriber would CXi0lll.l_lllSl.lllllll{.‘l~0
" the public for their liberalpatronagedu-
ring the last fifteen years and at the samctiiiie
express his conviction that the business expe-
rience he has a"cq'nired"durin g so long it period
has peculiarly qualified him f'or..ju_d_ging of
the tastes and requirements of‘ those ll-.ivin;.;
occasion topatronizc an extensive Saddlery
establishment. -He is constantly manufactur-
ingand keeps on hand a full assortment of
Harness, of all descriptions, comprising all
kinds of Buggy, Gig. Express, Cart, Coach,
Farm and Wagon Harness ;also. a great vari-
ety of Ladies and gentlemenis Riding Saddle
Bridles_.,Martingales,&c also Collars in great
variety and every style of pattern. Fly Nets.
Horsecloths, Stable Fu1‘nlture,Suddlcr’s liard -
ware, Whips in endless variety, Tl'lllll{S of’ all
sizes and descriptions. Valises, Carpet lliigs,
Satchels, «to. Joe. All in want or any of‘ the
above named articles will do well loglve us 9.
call, as we are bound to sell our wnrcsat sat-
isfactory prices. Orders for any kind 0 l‘ work
promptly executed. Repairing done neally
and cheaply. .\f. B. SWAN.
AMS, Shoulders and Dried"Beel'. Also
clear country Pork, at .
i\lsi:i:i-tn 8: Omisri-:.\n s.
Guano & Superphosphate o.’:‘3i.ime
B for uleby
DAD S DRESS "
A FINE assortment of’ Ladies l)rcss G=ouil.=.
just suitable for the season. at
RED J acketpolishing powder, for cleaning
metals of all kinds, at Dispensary.
» . Bi-:i:n:«; lit Sox.
L. H. RANDLDS.
- .u.i~:s'i'im: CA"i{DS,’s‘ome splcniliil puf-
_ erns. Valentine Writers. and Bill:-: on
the-Bank of Love.. " "KNAl’l’_,&‘LY.\‘lS.‘l.
Salt of superior q
. 3; h . . .
unllly,
~ «O o:isrs.;n‘s.
EW Buckwheat -Flour froluWGi‘egoi'y’s
. Imh“ ' OI.usrn.xi)’s.
Ghana and Selected Teas.
. CHESTS of'Gi-eenand Black Tons.
_ Coffee and‘Teus. warrnn-fed 10 pl('5‘..‘.(.‘
in price and quality , they d
efy superloi-ify.
A. MORl<.‘lI.f)US}-‘..
'’—**sz--' " I '
Sruxa-r’s' extra No. 1 "Syrup, just l'i‘C9l\'('il at
v ‘ ’ - " V A’, ‘S’-. E: OI..\isi‘ie;in‘s».
_...
Barsslinsa
' 1 .1?‘
DR.-Y-=’ G0 on S!
ISHING to reduce my stock of‘ Good.-
‘ . pljeparatory to'th_e.‘Spring sales, every
indncemént will be offered :to cash purcli-.isei-.-
Milly Goods-will" be‘ "sold at greatly reduced"
prices. Allure invited to ci_lll‘un<l_examin- "
my stock. Many bargains will be gin.-ii my
customers, - C. J. GRUMA-N;
some of the Dfilr-|<v1_i-i,!1"<1.',--.fI.t.,-_.-.4,"_ ._ . V ,
EL l)EN'S.
and warranted‘ free from udiilieraitioii n.
the Dispensary. BE]-JBE &- Sox.
:.uuuu:me*a='.,
A
GOOD assortment 0l'L:l.lll7Cl‘llS,'ln_Clllellllg
' FRICAN Cayenne Pepper, :1 pure urliclr
Salt. .
SHTON’S Sack Salt, Liverpool
(_Hay)_ Salt, ground Rock Salt,
quantity, for sale by
gro.
in an _y
HUBBELL & CO.
T.lMO'l‘~H;Y~SEED,-at_ ‘ . --
I ’ S".-1v‘.. ()Li\lS"i‘I-J.~‘.l‘»";‘-.
Y the pound. bag or ton to snit.purelias.cr.=.. .“_
CHAS. T. LEONA-RD... -. .
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i
i
1
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!
.‘l (Jr/i:.':' Hun.’ Q/i" .l[(liI' is a Crown of G107].
CT-ardzicrzs Clreassian Balm, or
lvicolicateil Compound.
‘*,.TO -.i;'ti<le liilberto submitted to public
AN p;ili'cii:-.;__»,c ull(:1‘S so great a desiderntlnn
in ihe 'l'ollé:l~ as ll. G. Gardncr’s Circassian
llulzii. oifllla.-dicaled Compound.
Lilli-ivulled as a cleansing and purifying
rm:-.-ll and gentle stimulant to the pores; ill-
p-.u'f.ing tone and vigor to the hair, and resus-
cilating in ea.-cs of weak and tardy growth
the ciifooiilul energies of the system, and ul-
f.iumLc!_v L'l~'l:llJllSllll|g a luxuriance compara-
blc lo the heullliiost constituion. . .
To fill; adult as well as the t_enderinl'ant,.
its bciiefici-.il effects are equally». certain.-’ II‘ -.
curly luluncy its application efi'octually~re-
liiovcs any deposit of scurf or dandruff; per.
\‘ci‘.‘..~<il.s recurrence, and imparts a healthy
$=.L'{:l'f:ll1ll‘. to the capillary vessels, thereby
:~.vo'ii‘iing cutimeoiis diseases and eruptions of
lllu l2f'ilU ; ‘.s lill.-.l. it materially tends I0 Ofllbé
lash 'iilt:.ll'.lE.lS and permnnencyof a luxuriant
llixlilytl oi‘ ll.‘.ll'_. uxicliuuged to. the latest. period
0 ilii-.. r . . , : , ,
l\l:_mi:i:uctiired and for sale, wholesale and-
Win! by G.u:n.\-i-:1: on Co., New Heven, Copy.’
§I"1"1“l?".\'P.*)- fJp.\nx, frncy stoi-e,,Norwa‘lk.
»fi=‘:M- »J.\I{.p 3'l"ll(i. M.i_i.v and G;oaxuu,Rldge-
- - - . . 1AYl.Ul:/S drugstore, Westport.
("iii C
5”"-“-¢1'ilgci's would returntheir thanks.-
_ ‘,°."j‘«‘ lliillllc for their very liberalpatrom
iigc loi fun last loui-years, and they hope that
by sti-lql. at tcntion to the wants of the commi-
ulfy. and by fair and honorable dealing, to .
-"I (‘t
-mil fgoeery Store."
in-.-i curfifoni, believing as they (10, l.ll&'l"fll’¢"y-"
can and do sell all goods in their line, at” of
e-/mu,» fl. rule and as good a quality as can be -
found at any other store in the counIy.— '
'i‘li«,-y are now offering great bargnlnsin 'I‘ea"a"
f:i!f_L*V;ll'53, .i'c., and would invite an examina-
lion oi’ illf-ll large and fresh stock of Groce-
ries and I'i‘ovisions; 'A.:M'OREHOUS1-1.
-can-ocean; Hausa.
upnxi-1?. 0i«‘ MAIN AND WHITE STREET,
Z?é’e_+.-“~.i* the Railroad Depot.
i"§"~iin Sub.-;ci-ibei‘ having leased lbcnbcve
ii. llillllcil i_lotcl,is prepared toireeeiré "bog;-;"
ders and transient visitors. The House is
abiiiiduiltly supplied with springwater. Illd -
ll‘.l.$ all the conveniences necessary to make
giicsts comf'ortable, and the undersign dz;
iccl.-. confident from the experience that he
has bad in the businessof hotel keeping,:_hg¢
he can give sal.isf‘:iction to those who favor
liim wiih theii patronage. .
. JOHN R. FORRESTER.
N. l"5.—W-arm and Cold Water Bathsready
at all ll(Illl'S.
l):1iibui'y, 1857. 3.‘
Axes.
_.,"lOl.l.l~.\'S_. Tenicks_.IIen(ls and other makes
xj with and without handles, Simon’: boy’:
il.’\‘L"'S and hatcliets, all of which are warrant-
cd. -and fo ;-ale by E. V A. CHICHESTEB.
Q 5- .0 .r YARDS of those he 1: art" I
L Q) ax} English Prints, at tlsiehhmle ylohr
- c. J. GRUMAN. .
piica.-s.
Zfifew Stone word.
3, GOUI) assortment of Flagging, Curbing,
Ln. Ulli-l.f:l', Step, Window Sills and Lintcla
oi ~.\'oi'i.li llivcr Blue Stone,just received and
for wife by Guns. '1‘. Lzoiuan.
Norwallc, November 1856. 47
ZE"i1’RS.
7?‘ ADIIES in want of good Furs will_pleaIe.
call -.unl~-examine my assortment —Juotrc-
cc;\'ul- ' C. J. GRUMAN.
h"-‘lannels. -
3 lil), White and Yellow, twilled and plain
Cotton and Wool, nnd~all Wool,_iu.cvexy
..I_
y. .
vailcty of" color and qualit
V I . . . i C.'J.‘GRUIAN.
Hills". of the shatemuok, --
;. _ r the authorof the Wide, Wide W_or‘ld,~
may’ be ll ad of KNAPP V8: Lrisha-.
§"W'1K?}S..
l-‘l.\" n i-tssortmenl’-_ of‘Pnmps, consisting
.4 of‘ Well Piiinps, We"ather- -Pi"ooffor‘We||g
cf':1n_vcleprli, both Force and Suction, Hoio
aml Pipe ‘d«l~lftCll'e(l , i l'w.anted ;‘ Cisteru Pumps
do. 'u'1ll'l0ll.*‘Sl7.0S-; Brass and Iron Cullcndera,
at F. ii.~N»As-H-ls-, sooth Norwdlk. -
_r§,’“illlS cclebi-ated fertilizér‘,which is pro
.a. nounceil by Agricultural Chemists and
'Oi7llF'l‘:"-' '\'."il0'-lJl1_V'-(:3 used it, .to be muchisuperiot
f-0 fgl i Oyuur varieties. may be had of -the sub-
scriberin any quantity, __ g ‘_ '
ICHES'l‘l-'13,.
VA.CH
IIME.
small
"s'bY the Barrel or quantity, gt
.3} . GEO. w. SMITIPS,
South Norwalk.
.£5'l.3c::andcr’s Kid Gloves.
Fill-lE.5E celebrated Gloves "forsale in-any
_q:i:iiitity, by O. S. CLARK. V"
ILLED FRUIT.-Peaches.Apples.PlumI
— -‘kc-. at OLMS'I‘EAD’s. *
Eilindow Glass. . _V V,
, l3f‘)Xl3-S American, Frenclfand In.
_ ft 9 . §!‘llSll. window glass, assorted',.ft_g. .
bxc to z:.:;.i2. for sale at inannfac_turer’s- pn.
" WM.‘C" °"" *2:
sho-
:Tnpau’d and Silver Pldrthd
.' .'1",‘”'~‘-“.— 1‘-Ilsllsh and American Knives
-mu 1' vrks. at F. H. NASIPS.
South Noi-walk.
Ci."i'i.i-;iir.—A splendid assortment 3:
.»\.m»..-i-ic;m and English Cutlery, both ta-
ble nail pocket. Please call and examine_“
« CllICHES’l‘EB’S‘.' '
Ema Paints. ..
rgxii E Slll).'-'cl‘lliel‘ ofl‘c'rs— a full- assortment of
'_li_ the celebrated Zinc Paints ‘comprising-
suow whlize, \vlilte,pearl and bro,wn~~ ~g'I'oul'itl"
ll‘. oil. iui1i11,,.dQtured by the... Neg’? Jun’
-’-inc Uomp~wy."»ana for sale‘ at their lowest
i"‘l°9-‘- WM. C. STREET.
Peed, Peed.
rpii E subsei-ibers keep constantly: onlni
it. every description of Feed,.vs-hick it win ,
1;».-V :7.~})lf.:'.lSlll‘C to sell to their customersfat.
all times and no growling. Give us a call.
u A. MOREHOUSEL
. Saitii Salt!
4 SACKS f‘ ' Li I ‘
i'eccivcdoai{fdlf':1f'salbe;hl:o,s‘“'
Sugars.
Cheaper than ever, by, A. l\[OREn0’,u'§'p';-_,
For Sale” Chefap.
, ‘ .Nf~.‘\V an.ie1egan:s2251r— ‘
.Ail’ll‘l —’be- sold at a1 b’arg'ai'n,
sooii. .Ell(]llipe M the Gaze‘-§éoflé§_ s “
' S‘5:00"W.an‘te"d.“" ,.
'€filOR"“‘-‘ 0.i'-f.UtY0}-"‘eai'_s7*o""__‘" ‘
arml llllpl'O_VPfI_ xeal fiéffiéndghhfikfii
the (l.lllOlllli.. ‘ Forpllrticiilnxa huh '
Office ofthc Norwalk Gazette, Q‘. A‘ a’ ‘- .
e , Gresham;-A». .
289: Yairds F_lfell,0l\Gl|I l\_ama,.one yard
. .V “ ‘SW5’-§,011ly—1«‘3.1-ii cents perfyaril.
. -. C."J'.'GRUNAN.
23:11. s -
1;..."
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l_.
Ed’
_ _D.'ECEI‘VED this d‘ay.an entire new stock of
p A goods for Ladies, i\Ien’s and Children‘-’l
wc:ir.- Our stockrof Ladies Dress Goods is now"
.ull and complete, amongthe ab‘i;’yg.;.is many
5'71",-‘ii 5 l.iuI‘_g‘aliis. . C. J. GBUH-AN.
_ Alpacas.
v,"f',,’ PIECES Black Alpacas, a great bar_- _
PJ g:‘1iu'froiii is. (30. to 50cts.,goodswort! '
loiiblc the money. C. J. GRUMAN.
BUTTER.
Of) l«‘lRKl-NS of Choice Dairy Butterfor
‘)j\ sale cheap. As Butter will ‘be ‘very
nigh before Spri11g.- now is youi_“tVime_to' lay in
;,'ol_i_r Winti-i-‘s supply.
lllL'l'l f. a mi receive-a continuance oflheir. ‘Io;-.;.,
' ' I . . f. ‘,
N 0;, 4 Skiddy’s Block. ‘
Norwalk Chronicler