Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, May 26, 1857 · page 3

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.Mosquito Canopies and Nets. We manufac-

‘ elsewhere. C. B. on W. STIIATTON,

, st.ipati_on. and all other complaints caused by

‘OF Ready Made Clothing, Spring Cassi-

" .1-cafinlid Made-ira,PuIm Leaf, and Panama

District; ~J§'¢)d-d2'_ug,- ;ss,..,-Probate“ _C',o.i,¢-rt. noctor npngfs Bitter
‘-.May 7t/2,1857. " " ' ‘ --= . ND 

STA’l‘E of DANIEL SANFOR_D,_late of
Reddiiig, in said District, deceased.

The court or Pi-obnte for the District of
Redding, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof’, for the Creditors of said
Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will hedo-
barred arecovery. All persons ‘indebted to
said Estate, are requested to make immediate
payment to EBENEZEII HAWLEY,

3;‘-21 Administrator.

Dish-1.}?! of .\"orwal/i-, ss. Probate Court,
.Ma_i,/ 7!/1, I857. ,
STATE of HENRY ROGERS, late of
Norwalk, in said District, deceased. "
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for set-
tltinmt. Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within said time,
will be dcbarred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate. are requested to make
immediate payment to .
EUNICE W. ROGERS.

Admiiiistratrix.

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N. Y. a N. 1!. Railroad.

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I857 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT, I857

Comnicnci-n.g Jllay 25» 1857-

Trains to New -‘fork.
From .:\"ew Have--2.
CCOMMODATION.-At5.20,7.00and 9.35
.i. M. Local Express, and 4.30 P. M. '
'l‘he 7.00 A. M. and 4.30 P. M. trains receive
passengers from the Daubury Railroad at N or"
walk. . .
The 9.35 A. .\l. traiirreceivespassengers from
the Hartford, Springfield ,and Canal Railroacs
at New Haven. and from the Naugatuck and

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ICK and Feeble, will strengthen the Stem-

ach, Create an Appetite, Purify the
Blood of its impurities, and regulate the
whole system. This Medicine has been used
by 01.1) Dr. Bone,‘ for Seventy Years, in the
most miraculous cures. Tliousuuds can testi-
fy to the genuine virtue of the Bitters and
Pills. For curing the following diseases, it
has no equal : Diseases of the Heart, Lungs,
Liver and Kidneys, Jaundice, Dyspeps a.
Dropsy, Fits, Pulmonary and Liver Com-
plaints : all Female Complaints, Nervous Dis-
eases. Palsy. St. Vitus’s Dance. Hysterics
and Gout, Rheumatism, (inflammatory and
chronic.) All Scrofuloiis Humors. Salt
‘Rheum. Erysipelas. ,Prickl y Heat,’ Fever
Sores, Itching of Skin, Pimple:-., &c. The
Bitters and Pills must be used togethégg-_

Sold by all Druggists and country Mer-
chants thioughout the United States,Mexico,
Cunadas. and South America.

Principal Depot, 284 Grand-st., three blocks
east_of the Bowery, New York, .
Bitters $1 per bottle, Pills 25 cents per box.

Every package is signed by Dr L. H. Bone,
son of the late Dr. Christian Bone.

Dr. Bone cures Cancers, White swenings,
Old Sores, Tumors, Obstinate cases of Disea-
ses of the Heart. Lungs, Liver and Kidneys,
Female Complaints, Fits, &c.. at his ofiioe
284 Grand-st., three blocks East of the Bowe-
|‘.V, New York. s3m2I

Brushes I Brushes!

HOLESALE and Retail Warehouse, No.

275 (formerly 191) Greenwich-st., N.

Y. The subscriber offers to It erchants, Pain-

ters, Grocers, and Dealers generally. in Brush-

es, one of‘ the largest and best assortnients to

be found in the city of New York. They are

all of his own manufacture, and in every res-
pect warranted. . '

Machine, Factory, and other Brushes made

to order. Prices‘ as low as can be obtained in
the city. Call before purchasing elsewhere.

JAMES H. NOE,

llousatonic Railroads at Bridgeport.
Exriznss——At 1.2 0 P. (in connection with
E.I,‘})I‘(‘SS Train from Bostou,) receiving pas-
sengers from the New London Railroad
at New Haven ; from the Housutonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
port. Norwalk and Stamford. At 9.00 P. M.
stopping at l3ridgeport,Norwalk andstamford

Trains from Jvorwallc to .7\"ew YorIc.—At
4.45. 6.00, 6.44, 8.15, and 9.35 A. M. ; 2.35
(ex.) 3.00, 5.45 and 10.05 P. M., express.

Trains from New York
, For J\"ew Haven.
Acco.\i.—At 7 A.M., 12.30, 3 30 and 4.30 r.M
Exrai-zss Tii.u.\'s-—At 8 A. M. and 4 P. M. for
Boston, via New Haven,Hartibrd.Springfield
and Worcester ; the 8 A. M. stopping at Stam-
ford and Brid,<_repoi-t; the 4 P. M. at Stamford
Norwalk and Bridgeport.
The 8 .4. M. trainconuects with Housatouic,
Naugatuck, Canal and New London Railroads
The 3.30 PM. train connects with Naugatuck‘
Railroad.
The 4 r. M. connects with New London Rail-
road.
The 7 and 9 A. M. Accommodation and 4
P. )1. trains connect with Danbury J2 Norwnlk
‘Railroad at Noi-walk.

Trainsfrom J\fo rwalk to New IIaven—--At
9.15 A. M., at 2.50. 5.39. 6.02 (ex) and 6.67 P.M

Seclarge bill of advertisement at the Sta-
tion Hoiises and Hotels.

Supt’s Ofiiee, 37 Canal-st., New York.

Ass’t Supt-‘s Otfice. Stattou House, New
Haven. JAMES H._iIOYT, Sup’t.

 

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Danbury &
SUMMER \ARRANGE‘hIENT.
Conuuxcixc May 25, 1557.

’lI‘raius run daily,(Sundays excepted,) asfol.
ows :
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWA' I

Is! Passenger at 7.00 A. M —Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 A. M. and connecting
with the 7 00 A. M. act-nmmodation train on
the New York and New Haven Railroad, from
New Haven f'or New York. Stopping at all
stations.

2d Passenger at 4.15 P. ill.-—-’»3onnecting at
South Norwalk with the 4.30 P. M. accommo-
dation traiu f'rom New Haven. Stopping at
all stations. Passengers going East from
South Norwalk, will take the New York 4 P.
)1. Express Train to Bridgeport and New Ha-
ueu, and the 3.30 P. Accommodation Train
to all Stations East of Norwalk.

-37! Passenger and ]v'rez'glzt, at 5.40 P. M.—-
Arriving at South Norwalk in time for Pas-
sengers going W('St to fake the 9P..\[. Express
Train from New Haven. Passing the 6.05
P. M. Passenger Train from South Norwalk at
Ridgefield at 6.43 I-. M. .

SOUTH NORWAIJ! TO DANBURY

13! Passenger at 9.20 A. M— Receiving pas-
sengers f'rom the New York and the New Ha-
ven 7.00 A. M. Accommodation Trains. and
arriving at Danbury at 10.30 A. M. Stop.
ping at all stations.

2:1 Passenger and Freight at ll .20 A. M.-
Receiving Passengers from the 9 A. :1. Train
from New York,-and the 9.35 Accommodation
Train from New Haven, receiving and landing
Passengers and Freight at all he Way Sta-
tions, and arriving at 1 P. M. This Train will
wait twenty minutes, should either Train be
delayed as long.

3d Passenger at 6.05 P. M.- Rcceiviu g pas-
sengers from the 4.30 P. M. accommodation
train f'rom New Haven,aud the 4 P. M Boston
Express Train from New York. and arriving
at Danbury at 7.15 P. M. Stopping at all
stations -

Stages from Ridgefield Centre run to Ridge-
fleld Station so as to connect with the 7.00
A. M. and the 4.30 P. M. trains_.and returnon
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station ofthe 9.20
A. M. and 6.00 P. M. trains. ’

HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.

Danbury, May 18, I857.

Pound.

NEAR Daricn, on the old Turnpike, a. sum
of money. The owner can have it by
proving property and paying charges. En-
quire at this Ofiice. 3:20

1767. Quality, not Quantity. 1867.

O0LFY’S BITTERS cure Dyspepsia.

Cooley-‘s Bitters cure Constipation.

Cool:-y’s Bitters cure Nevousness.
,Cooléy’s Bitters cure Loss of.»\ppcfite.
Cooley’s Bitters cure lmpurc Blood.

Cooley’s Bitters cure Uncommon Sleepiueu. -
Coole_v’s Bitters cure Jaundicc.
Coolo_v’s Bitters cure Biliousness. ~

Cuoley"s Bitters cure Bitterness of Tongue and Mouth,
Cooley’s Bitters cure Liver Complaint.
Cooley’s Bitters cure Weakness of the Limbs.
Cooley’s Differs cure General Debility.
Cooley‘.-1 Bitters no 501' turn sour nor freeze.
Coolcy's Bitters are an excellent Tonic.
Coole_v’s Bitters are beneficial to the aged and infirm.
C0oIey’R Bitters were invented in 1767 by Dr. Samuel
Cooley, of Benton, ‘and been in use from that time un-
til the prcsf-.nt, sustaining their well earned reputa-
tion for usefulness.
llanufcctnred only by A. A. COOLEY & SON, Hartford
Ct. For sale by W. Raymond, Darien ; George W.
Smith. South Norwalk : H. S. & 1. Harvey, Daubury ;
II. A. Benedict, Danhury ; H. H. Tayler Stamford ; A.
L. Winton, Saugatuck ; A Acker, Greenwich ; 1. Home,
I: Co., Greenwich ; L. L. Beebe dz Sou, Norwalk ; and
by all Druggists and Merchants throughout the State.-
Bottles. 2:’) cents ; Papers for one quart, I21-2 cents.4t2l

Patent Spring Beds,

Pirnxr Spring Under Beds, Pure Hair Mat-
- tresses. and Patent Improved Premium

ture and offer for sale the best Beds ever sold
in this or any other market. A personal ins-
pection will satisfy any one of the correctness
of what we state. Our Mosquito Nets com-
bine beauty, cheapness, simplicity, and per-
fect security against insects, without obstruc-
ting the 0-i1'culMion of air. Dealers and oth-
ers will consult tneir own interest by exami
“mg 0111‘ Beds and Nets before purcha sing
, Agents
:lm2ls 209 Canal-st., N. Y. (east of Broadway.

P” AT Ribbons:\Ii—d“D:e—ss Tflllllnings at
SPANG dc GRAY’S.

——— ‘
Oriental Pruit Paste,

N aromatic Jelly of Figs, Senna etc. a

simple, safe and certain remedy for Co’n.

irregular fy of the Bowels. Price 25 cents
per box. For sale by
RNA PP dc LYi\'i-:s_ ‘

_ Ladies’ Bonnets,

T Moulton’s. 600 Ladies’ and Misses’
Straw Bonnets and Bloomers, new and
fashionable, purchased at the late great Auc.
itiou Sale of’ Straw Goods, and f'or sale at
very great bargains. Milliners, dealers, and
purchasers generally are invited to examine

these goods.

Westport, May 18th.

A large Assortment

3t20

ineres. Cloths and Vestings, also Men’s
and B0y’s Leghorn, Canton, Madeira, Palm

Hats, cheap at

MOULTON’S. 
Westport, May 18th. 0

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4t2ls 275 Greenwich-st., near Murray, N. Y.

A" Prize to every Purchaser.
WHEN? WHERE? HOW? ’

.HY at all times-—at the Book Store of
Evauldb Co., late of 409 Broadway,
who haxe taken a four years’ lease. and

opened the immense, new and elegant Store, I

No. 677 Broadway, Lnfnrge Hotel Building.
New York. By buying a book for one dollar
or upwards,you are at once presented with in
Prize worth from 25 cents to one hundred
dollars. consisting of fine Gold Jewelry,
Watches, die. If the order is sent by Mail.
the Book and Prize is sent by return Mail or
Exprcss Company. The Books comprise al-
most every pooular work published upon all
subjects. novels. histories. etc. Send or bring
your dollar or dollars, and they will hand
over at once whatever you are entitled to.-
Clubs or ‘Agents attend d to promptly, and
and Agents will be allowed a fair commission.

Catalogues with full explanations sent free
by applying as above. s3m21edisni

Pleasant Country Residence
POR SAID.

P L E A S A_N T Country Residence, with
about 6 acres of good land, situated on the
road between Norwalk and WiIton,about four
miles from Norwalk Bridge.
. The house is most conveniently arranged,
covering a large space on the ground floor.
Piazza on front and sides of the building,
front windows extending to the floor. With
barns and other out building, arbors &c., &c.
The place is well stocked with an abun-
dance of best English Cherries, l’lums,Pears
&c., and two. apple orchards,with best graft-
ed Fruit. The‘ garden is large. and well fill-
ed with Strawberries, Rasberries, asparagrass
beds, Grapes of various kinds. A well
of superior cold soft Spring Water, stands
near.the door. The situation is both Healthy,
and pleasant, and beautifully shaded ; and to
a person desiring a quiet and agreeable resi-
deuce, it offers an opportunity seldom to be
met with. combining so many advantages, at
a reasonable price. The Norwalk river runs
immediately in'frout of the house, and the
Norwalk and Daubury Rail Road, within
sight, with Depot l-2 mile distant. The vil-
lages of Norwalk and Wilton, with Churches,
Schools, «he. on either side, and easy of access
at all seasons of the year.
Apply at the Gazette Ofiice, Norwalk, or at
No. 2 Warren St., New York. l5tf‘

White Granite Crockery,
T MOUL'l'ON’S. 10 crates consisting of
Plates, Cups, Saucers, 'I‘urceiis, Covered
Dishes, Baker's Platters, Pitchers, &c., for sale
at just New York Wholesale Prices.
Wesfport, May l8th, 1857. ' 3t20

Carpeting, at llloultoms.

VERY Rich Brussels Tapestry,extra super-

fine and fine Ingrains, Heavy Stair Car-
pet. Also 800 yards very superior Hemp Cur-
peting from Auction, much handsomer, better
and cheaper than Rag Carpets. Also a full
assortment of Floor Oil Cloths. All cheap at

MOULTON’S.
Westport, May 18th, 1857. -

DRZEISSL GOODS I

RECEIVED this week, my full and entire
new Stock of

Ladies’ Dress Goods,

consisting ef every variety of Lawns, Muslins,
Bareges, Organdy Robes, Berrage Robes, Silks
and every other style of Dress Goods now in
demand, all of which will be sold at 25 per
cent. less than even last years prices.
. ‘ C. J. GRUMAN.

Bmbroideries.
Received and now on hand, the largest as-
sortment of Embroideries ever ofl'ered in this
town, at a great bargain, consisting of Em-
broidered Collars, Under Sleeves, sets Bands,
Edgings, dzc, C J. GRUMAN.

Notice.

HE Subscribers having recently refitted
and re’-'opened the ’l‘en Pin Alley, incon-
nection with the Saloon, tender their Alleys
to the use of the public. They intend to keep
all the essential articles called for in an estab-
lishment of this kind, Piem Oysters, Segars,
also all kinds ufBeer and Soda Water, «kc.
P. S.—Positively no gambling allowed on
the premises. F . dc T. BYXBEE.
Norwalk, May 1lth,1757. 3ml9

Spang 6!. Gray

‘H AVE this day opened the best stock of

. Spring Goods ever offered in Westport.
Dress Goods of every description Cheap.-
Calico and Muslin Remnants at 6 and 8 cents,
worth l2 I-2 cents per yard. Merrimac Cali-
coes at 8 cents, warranted fast colors. Shal-
lies, DeLaiues, Bareges, Poplins and .Silks at

20 per cent below the usual prices, all of ‘

which we invite our old patrons to call and
see, and judge foi-‘themselves.
Westport. May 9th, 1857.

SPLENDID assortment of Silk Hand-
kefchiefs and all Linen do., at 6 1-4 and
'2 1-2 cents. cheap at twice the money. AIFO‘
Hosiery and Gloves of every description. A
few more of those Silk Gloves, Kid finished,
at 28 cents, at SPANG dc GRAY’S.

R. SPANG will show to gentlemen the

best assortment of Cassimcres and
Broadcloths, Vestings and Trimmings ever
offered in Faii-field County. Clothing cut free
of charge, if purchased in the Store, warran-
ted to fit. ' ~

ARPETS and Oil Cloths, at .
SPANG dz GRAY’S.

Pertilizers I Pertilizers!
P1-innvuu and Columbian Guano,
Super Phosphate Lime, Poudrette,
- Land Plaster. &c.,
constantly on hand, and for sale by
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, May, 1857.

Dress .

HE services of a good practical Dress
T Maker, and general Seainstre.-s, is ten-
dered to the ladies of Norwalk and vicinity.
She will receive work, cut and fit Dresses at-
her residence, or has no objection to going
into families desiring her services. For fur-
ther particulars enquire at the Gazette Office
or at the residence of Mrs. George Jennings,
on Hoyt-st. “'14

 

OOTS and Shoes,a great variety and

cheap at. ' OLMSTEAD’S.
PROVISIONS of every (Il—.‘.?—(:liI;.‘IOIIcIl0ap at
OLM.s'TEAD’S.

-Inst Received,
A LARGE stock of Garden Tools, Spades
Shovels, Hoes, Rakes, Forks, ctc., at
ALFRED KNAI’P’S.

SPONGE» line and course, at the Dispensary

Baum: & Son. ~

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Desirable Residence Par Sale.
HE subscriber offers for sale the [louse and
Lot now occupied by liinisell, and early
possession given if required. The House isa
two story Cottage,with Verundah in front and
on sides, contains 13 rooms, and is situated on
" Hight Street.” between the residences of
Frederick St. John and Charles 1*‘. Osborne.
Esqs., in this Borough. This place is believed
to be one of the most desirable residences now
for sale in this place at a moderate price.-—
Gas has been recently introduced in both sto-
ries. For terms enquire of \Vin. C.Street, or
of the subscriber on the premises.
JOSEPH SIIEPERD.
Norwalk, May 4th. 1857. .t.f'18
Presh Groceries.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
and is daily receiving supplies of
Sitpcrior and Free/L Family G’-roceri'c.¢,
which he is prepared to sell as cheap as the
most inferior qualities can he [)lll'Clli1S(’d else-
where, for Cash. He invites an c.\'aminaiiou
of his stock of Staple Groceries, satisfied that
the public will discern it to be for their own
interest to buy the first qualities of goods f'or
Cash, when they can do betterlhun they can
elsewhere on credit. Give him a call as he is
determined not to be outdone either in quali-
ty or price, and as he buys for Cash, and sel-
ling for Cash, he intends to maintain the abil-
ity to redeem all he promises.
C. '1‘. CORNWALL.
Opposite D. & N. R. R. Depot. tf'11

Nei3nIiliiIi'éi'y_Ei§iE‘a'loii§H’n§iaHiii
V OVER IVO. 2 PHENIX BLOC-‘Ii’.

HE subscriber having taken the above
Rooms, and permanently establislied her
business in Norwalk, would invite attention
to her large and entire new stock of‘ Fash-
ionable Millinery, consisting of Spring and
Summer styles, and selected with speci-.11 care
and fidelity to fashion and taste. A sliarc of
the public patronage is invited. l)elie\'ing
that entire I-atislaction can be given in lTl'.llC'-
rials, work. and prices. Ladies’ llats, Caps,
ctc., and Children’s Hats of the’ latest style.-,
kept constantly on hand or made to order
when preferred. CHARLOTTE DENTON.
Norwalk, April 13th, 1857. if'15

To Rent.

LARGE, two story, modern built dwel-

ling house, with suitable and convenient
out-buildings. situated within a few rods of‘
the Bridge. in the village of Westport. sulfa-
ble for a gentleman with a family, and also
about twelve acres of land lying around said
house. There is on said premises a fine or-
chard of fruit trees, and a large garden. un-
der it high state of cultivation. This place
furnishes a rare chance to any one desiring a
situation in the country. For terms apply to
M. W. WILSON.

Weslport. Conn.

Radway’s Relief‘,
ND Langley’s Bitters, also a good assort-
ment of Toilett Soaps, at
A. KNAPP’S. South ilorwalk.

WESTPORT

Saddlery, Harness and Trunk
EMPORIUM: 2

HE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand,
and will make to order. all articles apper-
tainiug to his line of business, of the bu.-:.t ina-
terial and workmanship, and at low prices.-
Every description of Harness constantly on
hand, or made to order; also 51. grrliit variefy
of Saddles,Bridles, Martingales, ctc., also,
Fly Nets, Horse-cloths, Whips in endless va-
riety, Trunks of all sizes and descriptions,
Valises, Carpet Bags, Satchels. ctc., etc. le-
pairiug done neatly and promptly on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM S. JONES.
East side the Bridge, Westport. (iff

A New Invention.

F you would behold the bestinvention over
offered to the public for burning Fluid. call

at the stores of Knapp & Lyucs, and II. C.
Randle, and see the Sa_/ety Gas Lamp in
operation at all times; its qualifies ai-e.it
may be applied to any kind of Lamp now in
use, so that there is no need of purchasing
new Lamps, it burns as any city Gas Light
burns, it also burns the ordinary Burning
Fluid. The exact cost per hour to burn it is
one cent, it cannot explode, it requires no
trimming, and no caps are necessary as in the
ordinary Lamps. The Lamp remains cool at
all times, as. does also the Fluid in it. No
work whatever is required except to fill it
and light it. Old Oil Lamps can be altered
into this Safety Gas Lamp at a very trifling
cost. This iuveiition will burn what is called
the Perry Burning Fluid, and will give three
times the amount of light it does now, at a
cost of one cent f'or two hours. There is
nothing more desirable than a good Light.
candles have been given up in consequence of
injuring the eyes by their pernicious flamc.——
This invention burns as may be desired in a
single perpendicular jet, or a fish-tail, or but-
wing shape, or twojet, threcjet.1'nur and five
jet. This invention has been iri ed in some of
the first families in this town, who could not
be induced to have any other Light in the
house. I advise all who want to have a good
Light, to have their old lumps altered and
have a Light they can see to read or write in
any part of their room. To the -Ladies I
would say, have this Light and save your
eyes in sewing, as you do not have to get
close up to the Light to see your work, but
can see to sowin any part of the room with
this Light. I advise all to call and see this
wonderful inyeution. 19

New Goods at Randle’s.

LARGE lot of Embroideries, consisting
of Collars, Sleeves. and Bands. Also
Ladies and Gents Linen Hdkfs. Also Bril-
lauts, white and colored. Also Dress Goods.

Bareges. Challies, Lawns, &c. .
Goods received from Auction almost daily.

L. H. RANDLE.

Por New York.

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The Steam

sonar HART‘,

CAPT. WM. R. Giiueaic,

IS NOW RUNNING regularly between
Norwalk and New York. L0llClllll_I: at

CITY ISLAND & .ROC'KY zv/201;.

Leaving New York every 'l‘iiesda7,Tliursday
and Saturday. at one o’clock, P. M., fi-om ihé
foot of Catharine Street, East River, 1'e;u,-h
lug Norwalk in time to connect with the up-
train on the Daubury Railroad, the stages to
Wesfport, New Canaan, Darieu, &c.. kc.

Returning, leaves Peck’s Dock, South
Norwalk, every Monday, Wednesday and I<‘ri-
day at 8 I-4 o’clock. A. M..or immediately on
‘the arrival of the Danbury Train, leaviiig
Rocky Neck at 9 3-4 A. M., and City Island
at II A. M.

 

FARE——To Norwalk. 50 cents.
“ “ Rocky Neck, 37 1-2.
“ “ City Island, 25.

Freiglit taken at Reasonable Ralec.

For further particulars, apply 1o G.A,.
KIICTLAND, 205 South-st.. N. Y., or to

JOSEPH S. BYXBEE, Norwalk.
, Strayed or Stolen,
- 1,93, From the Barn-yard of the sub:-‘cri-
her, on the night of May 6th. a Ilrinhl, red
Cow. foui_or five years old, marked“ with a
, white spot in the head. Any informduon
[ will be reasonably rewarded.
JACOB LOCKWO0D_
Norwalk, May llth, 1857. gt 9

y . Woodland Cream.
A

NEW preparation for the Hair may be
had of KNAPP dz LYNES. '

.io.in_; Klnuiioqn osoqi [min /[mzmb pun :2'.w_ud'

' HOUSE TO LET.

llouse, Applcton’sBuiIding 346 5 348 llroadwa_v, N. Y.

33:i'=f)t‘W'aII£ Ambrotypc Gallery.

pi-ietor of Ci;'r'i'i.\'::‘s patented Ambro-
typo picture, for Fairlield County, has 1io\v
openeil the above named Gallery, over the
depot of the Danbury and Norwalk tnilro-.id_,
wlii-‘re he is prepared to take Real Ambrotypes
and wmilfl most rc.<pectf’ully invite the citi-
zens of‘ NOI'“'llII{ and vicinity to call and ex-
amiiie specimens in this art.

ANIBROTYPES.
Caution lo I]!!! Pub/jr.

There are no Ambrotypcs taken in this
town except at the above named Gallery.
there are pictures taken on single gl-asssfyled
Ambrotypes, but are not such. they being on-
ly varnislied on the back, and ale much more
perisliable than the dagucru-otype.as the var-
~nisli will soon crack and destroy the picture.
None are genuine unless heriuctrically scaled
between plates of glass.

Selling Off

LARGE lot of Dress 'I‘rimniings, Vel-
vets, Moire Antiques, Fi'ing_rs. Moss
'1‘rimmiugs,.\-c.,at extremely low prices.
0. CLARK.

Fertilizers! Fertilizers l
Peruvian Guano! Pouderette !
SUPER PI-IOS.PI[.»l TL‘ LIME,
Land Plaster &c.

HE subscriber is now ready to receive or-
- dersfor any of the above fertilizei's,in
quantities to suit purchasers. Also constant-
ly on hand, Columbiau Guano which is very
highly rc-commended by some of the first
Chemists in the Country,

Pamphlets containing difl‘crcnt analyses
with particulars for using can be had on ap-
plication to me

Lodi inanufacturing Company's Poudretlc,
Super Phosphate Lime. of different Brands.
Land Plaster in bbls, all of which will be sold
at a small advance from cost.

CHARLES '1‘. LEONARD.
Norwalk March 23 1857.

scrim ss-mm RANGE.

UST received a large lot of the above

Ranges which are considered a little up-
head of anything in the way of a Summer
Range ever yet offered in this market. For
sale very cheap and warreuted to give good
satisfaction. GEORGE F. BELDEN.

Just Received
LARGE lot of Summer Ranges called
the Lone Star which are considered supe-
rior to uuytliiurr of the kind, ever yet offered
in this iiiarkct,aud are warrcutcd to give good
satisfaction, and all those wanting rnn_I_resI
would cordially invite to call before purchas-
ing elsewhere. Also the celebrated l.laiiuer

Stove on hand and for sale as usual at.
- BELDE-N’S

NEW ‘WOOD YARD, ,
On Camp Street,
Eiickoiry, '
OAK,
MAPLE, ét

Chestnut Wood.

’' IIE undersigned will he nappy to receive
oi-dc rs for. and supply the public with the
above kinds of Wood, in any quantity and of
trcbest quality, at. the lowest market price,
for CASH. 1 JAMES FINNEY, Aguiit.

Por Sale

R E.\'cha.nge for New York city property,
one of the most desirable resideiices in

this village, containing about Llacres of
choice IJ.ll(I. convenient to the Bridge, Chur-
clies. School, etc. The House is large and
nearly new, and was built by the owner for
his own use, in the best :iiniiucr,by days
works. Itjs furnished with Gas,Marblc Mun-
tlcs, Hot Air Furiiaccs, and other modern

conveniences. and is in complete. order. The
Barn and Carriage House. Fences. cfc..
are also new and in good order. On

this place there is an excelleiit. iicver-failiiigz
well of water, and a fine ussortnicut of Fruit
and Shade Trees. For a genteel country res-
idence,f'ew places can surpass it for beauty
and dcsirablencss of location. It will be sold
for less than its value. and upon easy forms.
For fiirtlii.-r particul-.irs apply to the Iiditor of
the Gazette. ' ff'l7
Connecticut Saddlery, Harness and
Trunk Manufactory,

Jinx! sirlr t/Ie ])’l"i'rl._.«,>'e*., imtlcr Cami. I172/cl,
STEPHEN SWANN, successor to Fni:m-:-

RICK BRAIILEY, returns his sincere thanks
to the inhabitants of Norwalk an ucighl;.or-
hood. and his pa.trons'in particular. f ~ the
very liberal patronage bestowed upoiiliiiii
during the past year, and hopes by strict
atteiition to business, to merit a continuance
of their support.

Evciy description of articles connected
with the trade, kept constantly on hand, of
the very best material and workinauship, and
at the lowest prices. -

N. B.—Jobbiug neatly and promptly at-
tended to on the shortest notice, and most
reasonable terms.

Norwalk, April 13th, 1857.

Hands 'W"an’ced

T the new Tailoring Establisliinent. Model
Market building, to work at Sllllllll0I'
Coats, Vests and Pants. ‘
tfll AL BERT KG~lRPF.L.

"”Tfii}"1i.'i~rivaiZIi7"
C O A L I

JUST receivpd at the Yard of
G. H. RAi\'I)LE & Biioriina.

NQUIRE of MITCHELL db CAMP.

Feb. 16 . 1857.

ifliiu aigflflii-‘Zihll£filStllltIl’iS.-

l-‘rum VISSCHER, ()\\'E.\' A: U0.’SGenel':ll.\tlv¢‘i‘tising

TEE COMMERCIAL REG-IS‘Z~'.‘EEE.
Commercial, ..
Mercantile,
and Financial
Newspaper,

..

Published monthly by
VISSCHER, OWEN S5 C0.
3-:16 l}roa(lw:i_v. N. Y.
Mailed to subscribers at

50 CENTS A YEA Ii’,

Each uuinber of the Commercial lli-gisfr.-r
will contain a carefully prepared and well di-
gostetl Monetary Article, a relinble l(-port: of
the state of the Markets, :1. correct Bank Note
List, and generally all iuforniatiori relative to

C'mm)icrcr.'a.l aml 1Wercmzl2.'/e llTatlcr.c.

Merchants in town or country will find this
the most useful as well as the C/H:(1]1e.5'[ News-
paper published. Special inducements offered
'to agents and those getting up Clubs.

Address VlSSCHh7ll. OWEN A‘: Co..

3-46 Broadway. N. Y.

HEAR ! HEAR. !
./I00?!/S’7..C A-7'tz'rics for Deaf Pvrxmis
IIESE newly invented in;-truments
that enable the deal’ to Il(‘1Il' in
spite of deafness. are in advance of
an thing over yet known or likely to
become of any real service to ,dc:if
persons. By.-means of an artificial
drum. the power of hearing is effect-
ed, and all the Cll‘Clllll.\‘l«’lllC(‘.~' flint ai-
tend trumpets and tubes. are entire-
ly dispensed with. They are worn
by ladies so as not to be perceptible
to others. and are hardly felt when
worn.
1513‘ Beware of lnnpositioiii.
None are genuine unless they have
the name of the Inventor and Pat-
entec, Emvann G. llrm-1.
9 Maiden Laue, N. Y.
| Patented Jun. 27th, 1857. -lti9

N. R. Collins and Company‘,
R—-—cady Made Clothing Store.

C -lothiiig! Clothing ! Clothing!

()-—f every description for Men's wi-ai-,at the
L —o\vest Cash Prices, strangers invited to
L--ook in at cor. John to Nassau-sfs.. at our
I ,—mu'icnse stock of FRSIXIOIIIIIJIC C-lf)llllll!,‘. of
N——ewest Styles. carefully selected for the
S —priiig and Summer of 1857.

A.—lso Gents’ Furnishing Goods in every

variety.

N.——R. CoLi.i.\'s dz Co., successors to

D --EVLIN d: J ESSUP, "

C —-orncr of John A’. Nassau-sts.. N.’ Y.
0—ldest Clothing Store in the City.
i\l—cn’s Frock Coats, blue, black and brown.

310 to $20,

P——auts, French Casslmcre, $4 to $10.
A—~Large assortmentof Silk Vests, $3 to $6
N—ewest Style of Business Suits. $12 to $25

LET

HIM

’l‘lIA'I‘

IIATII

EARS

IIEA R.

The

R£:'l.t..rLI’.\VIS,tiic original owner and pro-, , r

 

. ".x_ _.._ ..,

Young America Clothing Store.
YO I.'.’l'./‘PS -( ‘ILO THING. -
YO I T .’l'.[~l.‘ .8’ CLO TIII N G,
'iz'ou'Ncss., ZHOPPS oi. co.,

1)-4; ii.\'n 1'76 Cliatliani Square, cor. Mott

K Sl.l'.‘5(:t, New York, respectfully in-

vite attention to their extensive stock of ,
(,'/HT/(1;-p«n’.<, :lI)1I//I.’.\‘, and Mmfls

ll. E A D Y M A D E C L OT III N G,

Manufactured of the Best i\Ialeri-als. _and in
the littlest Styles. Every description of
Clofliing made to Order. V3111"

Fifty '1'1iousaiid Window Shades
J-,1ll«"l‘l’ '.|‘linus:ind Coruiccs. of the latest
styles. liniiglit at it Bankrupt Salt‘, Will
be sold at 2:‘. per cent less than manufacturers
prices. at CO.-\’f‘l«)S’ Wholesale and Retail
Epliolstery “r:ll‘CllOllSC, 314 Hudson, above
.'p:'iug-.~.l..
N. li.——Oil Cloflis. Paper Hangings, ctc., of
every description at low prices.
J. W. COATES.
v3m16
Notice.
0 the Ladies of Norwalk and vicinity.

. Tliose Ladies wishing to obtain their
supply of Gaiter Boots and Shoeq, for the
coining season. can get at BIILLER dc Co’s, 134
Canal-st.. New York, French Morocco and
Kid Slippers. Ties and Buskins of the first
qiiality. at 9 and 10 shillings per pair ; second
qiiality Slippei-s and Ties at (is, and Buskins,
at Ts.; (all ofour own make, and warranted
good.) Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, of all the fash-
iouiible colors, at 12s. 16s, and 18s per pair.-
This b<-anfiliil article of ladies’ wear is war-
i‘ant<,-il equal to any in the city. Misses’ and
Cliildrc-ii‘s G-.iiter Boots and Shoes of all kinds
and prices. the largest assortment of any in
New York. While and Black Satin, Black
and Ilrouze Freiicli Kid Slippers for evening,
with it complete assortment of India Rubber
Over.-rliov.-s, of all the diflbrent styles. All
who wish good Shoes at moderate prices will
please call und examine for themselves. Sold
at wlioli-sale and retail. ‘

J .D. MILLER dz CO.,
3ml6v I23-l Canal-st., near Thompson, N.Y.

31-l lluds_oii-st., N. Y_.

The New Mantilla House.
J;\Cl{SON ik BEN-NER. 283 Hudson-st.. N.
Y.,linve just opened in their new store,
an entire new and superior stock of

.\"p2‘i71,r,r and Summer lllwntillas

of every fabric and description, and of the
1i.ewest and most desirable styles. We have.
now one of the most attractive stocks ever
ofl'i,-red in this niurkrt ; which for beauty and
novelty cannot be surpassed. Ladies will
save 20 per cent. by patronizing our estab-
lishmcut. as we are not obliged to charge im-
niense profits to meet Broadway expenses.
We liavi: sp:u'e(l no pains or expense in fitting
up our .~loie.uii(l we have the largest and
iiiost complete exliibition room in the city.
Mourning Maiitillas constantly on hand and
made to order. N. B.—Importers of Bischoffs
1‘.-:-st Black Silk. _ JA\CKS0x & Bnxxua,
282'»-Hudson-st.. a few doors above Canal,N.v.
The Stli Avenue cars pass the door every
flii-we ininutcs. The 5th Av. cars cross Spring
within one minutes walk. v3m16

The ‘Venerable Ohichester

LONE-in the Field, administering to the
wants of Sufi'ering Humanity.

T1171.‘ HAPI’ Y TI-I0 UGIIT
Struck Mr. Chicliester that he might convert
some of‘ our Garden Vegetables into a cure
for iliat lioi-rible disease Dyspepsia. He was
successful. One or two drops at a. dose of

( '//ii‘//9.1/c2"s D_z/.s'pep.via Specific,
supp1ie.- the deficiency in the Gastric Juices
fIl'l\‘cS Flafiileiice from the Stomach. and ex-
cites the Liver and Kidneys to regular action.
causing l'ile:<, Sick Headache, Depression of
Spirit.-t. ()ppi'(-ssion after Meals. Heartburn.
Nail.-sea. (Jon.-:tipntioii, and Pains in the Breast
lUtIls1l1lpL‘iIl'. It is a tonic and does not
purge. Its great siinplicity is sufficient to
induce all to give it atrial. In cases of Di-
arrlim:i it is very reflective. 50 cents per hot-
tle by all 1):-iiggists. Wholesale by the pro-
prietors. CIIIUIIESTER A‘. CO., 101 Wall-st.,
ew York; liariies ii: Park. 304 Broadway,
and C. F. Chace. I65 Chnnibers-St., N. Y..
Ageiits. Travelling Agents. v6ml6

Upliolstery Goods.

3'»: l-13 ;‘vlCAl.7Sl._\.\'D, Manufacturer and Deal-
! ml‘ in Upliolstery Goods of ever descrip-
tion; 1<‘ruuc-li :ind,Americau Paper Hangings.
lloi-dei-.-2, .§-c.; Curtain Materials and Furniture
Cm‘L-riiigs. lirocateile Satin and Worsted De
Laiiios. Lace and Muslin Curtains, Plain and
Oriiaiiieiilal Shades. Gilt Cornices, I Pins,
Buiids. Cords. Tassels. Gimps, kc.

J. Me.-\. would invite the attention ofstran-
gei-.s visltin_: the city to the superiority of this
stock. which for elegance ofdesign, is une-
qualled by any other house, and his unequal-
led facilities for manufacturing. euacle him to
offer _r_-‘renter iudziccnieuts in prices than any
similar esfabli.-liinciit.

Orders from the country attended to with
promptiiess and dispatch.

J.-\..\lES MCAUSLAND.
6m51 I99 Sixth Avenue, N. Y.

'fi".‘.4&.‘EEOR’S SALOON I
 and _367 Brc_>adway. New York.
This inagnificcnt Temple of
/I Ii’. .7.‘ _/IIVD L UXUR Y
Has been recently re decorated and ornamen-
ted, and now presents it far more
GORGEOUS COUP D’(EIL,
than when first completed.
'I‘li~e International Hotel

Over the Saloon, containing 200 Rooms is
still conducted on the European plan, and is

open for the reception of Guests at all
liours. v3m16
Through in Six Minutes. '

ausuisvs
Patent Cream Freezer,

An extraordinary and aston-
ishing improvement in Cream
Frecziiig; will freeze in SIX
, ./Ill./VUTE S’, by a simple and
"" ‘- elegant application of well
I known principles, producing
_ this desirable and surprising re-
 .-ult. A child of ten years can
 uiaiiage it withoutdilllculty.
' , :, THREE sii.vi~:a MEDAIS,
 .\warded by the Marylaild Ins-
. A LILIIIC, and First Class Diploma
..i.;ii..polil.-.1n Mechanics Institute, at-

OI‘ Lin:
test the supei-iority of this apparatus over all'
others.

Ar a further and convincing proof of the
e.\'c-vllciice of‘ this Freezer, the undersigned
would state flint

’1'][0 US./IND S

have been sold since the Patent was issued.

The l'.ll'f.!(.'ly increasiiig demand for this pop-
ular article induces the agents to remind
flL‘:tlL*I‘S-‘. in f'oi-ward their orders early, and
tliercliy prr.-vf*nt rlclay.

Orders by mail will meet with prompt It-
tentiou.

Annexed is a list of the retail prices of the
1-‘i-eezvr, for the convenience of those wanting
a single one.

Price of Freezer.
Two Quin-ls, $2; ’l‘hrec Quarts. $3; Four
Quzirlss, 34; Six Quarfs, 85; Nine Quarts,
Si: ; Fourteen Quarts.$8 ;-Twenty Quarl.s,$ll.
Address J. C. Bl-iRltL\.\'_. 601 Broadway.N.Y.
film l 2v A gents for Pateutee.

iisltealio, Hatter. _
O. 416 Broadway, New York, three doors
from the New Haven Railroad Depot.
Ilferzlirfs Sp/'i)i__q' Ifats for 1857,

Are now ready, and he is prepared to offer to
his patrons and the public an assortment
which for elegniice, style and durability can-
not be .‘~lll‘p:l.'~‘Fl‘(I. His long experience in the
liu.-iiiess gu-.u'-.iiitecs his patrons in superb ar-
ticle of liis: own maiiufacturc; and his facili-
ties f'or the importation ofthe fiuest quality of
1‘ i’.]3IVCII.FELTIIATS,
on the most favorable terms, being unsur-
piissed. he with confidence assures his patrons
the utmost satisfaction He has also Chil-
di-en‘s Hats. Caps, Umbrellas. Canes, Valises.
and all other articles in the line, in great va-
riutv. v3ml0

Carpets ! Carpets l
HE oldest Caipcl Store in New York, at
432 I.’t‘.fllI-Ft. ADAMS dz SPENCER, are
now ofl'ei-iiig a large and new assortment of
Cw,-pg/,c, .1)/-4i1,._t,r_.;ct‘s, Oil Clo!/Is, Rugs, if-c.,
At very low prices for Cash. _
'l‘liri.-e pl y Carpets from 331,00 to SI _.25 per yd.
Superfine Ingraiu ,do 75 to $l.00.
ping do - 50 to 75
Iugrains do 20 to 50
And it host of other goods at corresponding
low prices.
\@ Public Oflices, Lodges, Churche, 35.,
&c., supplied at the very lowest rices.

Y-—ouths’ Clothing in great variety. v3ml6

3ml2v ADAMS & SPENCER, 43£Pe|l'I S8.

lletailed at Auction Prices.
UR immense stocks of scasonable Dry
Goods are now ready at both stores, and
_ Extraordi'nar_1/ Induce-mmts
Are offered to purchasers about making their

selections of
])RY GOODS FOR SPRING.

Persons visiting the city, are invited to

-examine our assortmeuts which are now full

and include in great variety,

Rich Silks, Bareges, Laces,

Black Silks, Bi-illiants, Euibroideries,
Plain Silks, Ginghams, Ribbons,
Mantillas, Poplins, Trimmings,
Shawls, Prints, Cloths,

De Lnines, Linens. Casi-imercs,
Alpacas, Flannels, Drillings.

De Begcs, Domestics Vestings,
Challies, Hosiery. kc. &c. &c.
'l‘issues, - Gloves, Also

At I/ie Grand Street Store,
Curtain Materials, Draperics,Window Shades
and. Fixtures, Gilt Corniccs. Tapestry, Brus-
sels, Velvet and low priced Carpetings, Oil

Cloths, Rugs, Matting, etc.
LO RD dc TAYLOR,

255, 257, 259 and 261 Grand-st., and new num-
bers 47 and 49 Catharine-st., N. Y. v3ml3

Purniture! Purniture!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
P. nucuarr. 460, 458, and 456 Pearl

. street, also l69_Cancl-st., (new store,) '

near Bowery. N. Y., has constantly on hand a
large and vu_ried assortment of

- Rosewood Parlor Furniture,

In Brocatelle. Brocade, Delaine and Plush.-
Mahogauy,Pai-lor and Bedroom Furniture, a
large variety.

Enamelled Chamber Furniture,

In sets, from $25 to $l50. Black Walnut
Furniture of every description. Also alarge
assortment of Cane Seat and Common Furni-
ture.Tucker's Patent Spring Mattv-ass and
Self-Rocking Cradle. Also, a general assort-
ment of Bedding. Our facilitiesfor manu-

facturing defy competition. Allwe ask of g

the public is to give us a call and satisfy
themselves v3m10

'.l'he Great Carpet mporium,
374 Hudson street, N. Y.

THE subscriber takes pleasure in announ-
cing to his friends and the public that he
is prepared to ofl'er his goods this spring as
follows, for cash only.

Handsome Tapestry Brussels 73 6d a 85.

Imperial Three-ply Carpets, 8s.

Superfine Ingrain do. 69.

Extra-fine Ingriiiu do. 4s. so

Heavy Au. Wooi. Ingraiu 33 6c a price un-
heard of.

Heavy Wool fillings and cotton Warp 25 6c.

Cotton Carpet ls 6c.

Oil Cloths of any width and quality from
three shillings per yard and upwards.

Window Shades, a large assortment of
Landscapes from $1.25 a. pair. Also. a splen-
did assortuieut of Gilt Shades from $2 per pair

Brussels and Venetian Stair Carpeting of
every description. together with every article
connected with the trade.

J. R. LANDON,

374 Hudson-st., near King, N. Y.

‘3m10v

1357 Sping and Summer 186'?

RE I In In I N’ E El. Y I
W SIMMONS, 594 Broadway, N. Y...
. most respectfully announces to his:
numerous Patrons and Ladies visiting this
City. that his Show Rooms are now open for
the Season, with a large, rich, and varied as-
sortment ofhlillinery; together with

A Large Stock of Straw Goods

in great variety, which will be sold at the
lowest possible Cash prices.
W. SIMMONS, 564 Broadway.
N. B. Merchantsand Milliners supplied, as
usual, on reasonable terms. 3inl2

sack a. name,

MAxuPAcrUni:iis of Fancy, Bronzed and
Gilt I run Furniture, viz : Bed-
steads, Chairs, Tables, Settees, II-at Stands,
Umbrella Stands, Fire Stands and Sets, Fen-
ders, Andirous, Spittoons, Baskets, etc,
Factory and Show Room No. 246 (late No.
7,) Canal-st., (between Centre and Elm) N.Y.
N. B.—All kinds of Iron Furniture made to
order. v3ml6

Green Sand Ma1'l of New Jersey

THE New Jersey Fertilizer Company is
now prepared to receive orders for their
important manure. For all lands upon which
ashes are beneficial, the Mail is more than a
substitute.

Prof. Cook in his Annual Report to the
Legislature of New Jersey says: “ The value
of these marls is hes‘: seen in the rich and
highly cultivateddistrict which has been im-
proved, almost made, by theirnse. but it
may be interesting to examine the causes of
their great value in Agriculture, and to com
pare them with other fertilizers. For exam-
ple, the potash alone may be taken at an av-
erage of five per cent. of, the whole weight of
the M \l'I, a bushel when dry weighing eighty
pounds. and in the- proportion mentioned
would contain four pounds of potash. this is
nearly as much as there is in a bushel of un-
leached wood ashes.” And again, it is prob-
able that the great value of the Marl is to be
found in the fact that it contains nearly all
the substances necessary to make up the ash
of our common cultivated plants.

Price, delivered on board vessel at the
whurves of the Company at Portland Heights
on Raritan Bay. New J ersey. seven cents per
bushel. For further particulars see Circular
sent free of postage. Orders for other ferti-
lizers will receive prompt attention. Ad-
dress either of the undersigned.

CAARLES Su.uis. President,
Riceville Post Ofilce, N. J.
TAPPEN Towxsuxn. Treasurer,
82 Nassau street, N. Y.
GEO. W. Arwoon, Secretary,
lyl 16 Cedar street, N. Y

N. B.—Tliose wishing Marl for Spring use.
should order immediately to secure its early
shipment. Orders will be filled in rotation.

“Ii 7214...‘.-..-.i;..ii‘i:z..{f..'.;'.L-lair op...-2.-...;...
Dr. Sanford’s Invigorator,

OR DIVBR RBMBDY!

AS all the good qualities of a purgntive medicine.

answering the purposes of any Cuthnrtic without

the debilitating effects experienced from most purga-

tives. Itnctii slowly and gently, but surely, moving

the bowels to carry ofi' all the secreted matter, at the

some time, stimulating the Liver to ii proper perform-
ance of its functions.

The luvigorutor cure.-I Sick Headache. Take one or
two tea-spoonsful at each attack and it will soon disap
pear. For an overloaded stomach. or when food rises
or soars, take the Invigurator after eating, and it will
not prove disagreeable or oppressive. For Heartburn,
Palpitation, or Difficult Breathing, take a tea-spoonful
once or twice daily. For Loss of Appetite, Lauguor or
Iiistleauness, the medicine is invaluable. It will res-
tore the appetite, and make the food digest well.-
Niglnmure, take a spoonful on retiring and the demons
of dream-laud will all be fairies. After eating a hearty
dinner. take ll dose of luvigorator and it will relieve all
oppression or fullness. The Invigoriitor is in Liver Rem-
edy of unequalled virtue, acting directly on that organ
curing Dyspepsia, Juiudiee, Bilious Attacks, Dysente»
ry, Piles, Worms, and all I-‘eincle Obstructions, for
which it has no equal.

We know there in nothing now before the American
public, prepared with such skill by a scientific mun,
particularly for diseases of the Liver, as D!-. Saufoi-d’s
Iuvigorator, or Liver Remedy. It has attained a repu-
tation second to no other article in the world, simply
because it rests on its own _merit. 'I‘_o convince all by
trial that it is all its proprietors claim it to be, if any
of our readers are sufiering from such diseases as are
described iu Dr. Snnfordbo advertisement, we know of
no remedy that will so surely cure them as the Invigo-
rator. ‘

There has lately been brought to our notice a medi-
cine that seems to possess wonderful. curative and
healiue properties in diseases of the Liver, Stomach
and Digestive Organs. It came to us with so ufauy tes-
timonials in its favor that we have noted its effects in
some of the worst cases of continual d-.bility, caused
hv iv. deranged liver, and in every instance the ollect
was to relieve or give ll permanent cure, Dr. Sunford’5
Invigorntor, or Liver Reiuedy is what we refer to. We
always have been crodulouu about cures by patent
medicines, but we are convinced that this medicine, for‘
family nine, in not over-rated by the host of recommen-
dations it hon. Our advice is, for all troubled with In-
aigution, nobility or Bows-I Complaint, to get 3 bottle
and try it ; our word for it, relief will be experienced.

Blessings to the Iuulids who use Dr. Saufoi-d’s In-
vigorufor, for it will relieve them of their pain: as soon
in it is tnken into their stomach. Pain and misery can-
not exist where the Invigorator in used, for it will as
surely drive them away, as daylight will hnnii-h dork-
nesa, of thin there can be uo.doubt to than who try it,
for it carries conviction with every dose taken. An-
other evidence is the thousands of certificates from
those who use it or have boon cured by it. Try 0110
bottle, if it does not benefit, then we are mistaken.

SANFORD & C0 , Proprietors, 345 Broadway, N. Y.

Sold fu Nurwalk by Beebe a Son, and KnaPP &
Lynen; South Norwalk, by '1‘. B. Gritleth; and by all
Druggistn. ~ 3”“

WE are this Spring giving unusual_utten-
tion to the manufacture of _I’lai_n and
Japauned Tin Wares. Everything in this line
can be found at our Ware-rooms, from the
Fancy Toilett Setts in Gilt and Bronze,_to the
more substantial Plain Wares for the kitchen
no the dairy. C. at E. K. Lociiwoondz Co.

LOTH Horses, Wash Benches, Press

Boards, Cutting Boards, Shirt Boards,
Pastry Boards. Pantry Steps, Step Ladders,
Bread Trays, Trenchers. etc., all found at

C. «B E. K.Locxwoon& Co’: _
’ ’ Furnishing Store.

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 £url:_:§lfrertisementsj__:BIlii— fink

From the Advertising 0fiice,335 Bl'OafI'fi':ly_ -
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Piano Portes “W

ROM $25 to 5500. N. Tnuiisroulds Soxs,
wholesale and retail ‘dealers in, Piano
Fortes and Melodeons, offer a large (assort-
ment of instruments of the best makersof

as-¢....\.-.4-.

New York and Boston, at the very lowestpri-'

ces. Persons wishing a good instrument can
select from a greater variety than at any
other establishment.
N. TIIURSTON dz Sons,
554 Broadway, N. Y.

N. B.—Pianos and Melodeons to rent. sIyl6 I

w. o.n:1vns,

MPORTER and Manufacturer, wholesale
and Retail Dealer in all kinds of Gold
bordered and Transparent Window . Shades,
Paper Hangings and Decorations, Brocntelles,
Satin Delaines, Lace and_ Muslin Curtains,
Gilt Cornices, Bands, Pins, Brasses. Shade
Trimmings, Cords, Tassels, Loop Holders,
Upholstery Goods, Cambrics, Bull‘ and White
Linens, Table Oil Clofhs, &c.. No. 456 and -15,8
Pearl-sI., four doors from Chathaui-st., I .
N. B.—Hotels, Steainboats and Dwellings
furnished in the most modern style, at whole-
sale prices, defying competition. Ordersfrom
all parts of the United States promptly. exe-
cuted. 9211116

Singer’: Sewing Machines.

THE great reputation of Singer’s Sewing

Machines is founded on the fact, that
.hey are perfectly to every variety of work,
and that each one of‘ them kept‘euiployed,
will earn not less than -

$1,000 A YEAR,

All persons desiring full and reliable in-
formation about these machines—sizes. pri-
ces, modes of purchasing, €fc—c-an obtain it
by applying, by letter or otherwise, for a
copy of I. M. Singer ck Co’s Gazette. a bean-
tiful Pictorial Paper, entirely devoied to
Sewing Machine interests. It will be sent
ratis. Local Agents wanted in every Town
in the United States, to whom liberal induce-
ments are offered.

N- B.—We have made arrangements with
many editors and publishers of newspapers.
profitable and satisfactory to them, and wish
to make similar contracts with every newspa-
per and magazine in the country. For .full
particulars address 1. M. Sixuna & Co , '
3ml3s - 323 Broadway, N. Y.

‘ 

gllhiieriistuitnls.

From S. M.l’ET'I‘ENGII.l.&C0. SAdvertising Agency
122 Nassaustreet, New York, and No. 1 Stale Street,
Boston. s. M. l’E'l‘TENGlI.L it co. , a:e_Agentsfor tho
Noi-walk Gazette and the mos I iulluentfll 8]!“ ‘"89"’
‘circulating Nowiipcpenbotli in the.United States and
thecanadas.

 

________________________________________________________ '1".-I
Beauty, Elegance, Economy.

NGLISH Velvet Carpets, I2, 13 Md 14

shillings per yard. English Brussels,

7s en. es. and 93, Floor on Cloths, 2s 6d,- 58.

and 6s, Splendid Iu grain Carpets, 3s 6d, 4?.
and 5s. Gold Window Shades, $2 to $5. at

’ the largest Carpet Establishment in the Uni-

ted States. HIRAM ANDERSON.

3mI3p 99 Bowery, N. Y.

”_11I(:HARD RICHARDS,
illfmiufacturer and Importer of lvcedles.

T. Hemming dz Co’s
R. Richards’s
J. Smith dc Son’s

Pearl Buttons, Pins. Scissors, Gold Pens,
and Sundries, No. 16 Maiden Lane, N.Y:3ml3
1) let of May 1857, ll Maiden Lane.

British Commercial
-3 urn nvsuncwcn coiurarcr.
L ONDON AND AMERICA.

‘ APITAL with accumulations $5,500,000.
This Company has been in successful op-
Lration for thirty seven years, and has paid
to the families of the insured $4,300,000.
No Extra charge for crossing the Atlantic-—
Half‘ premiums may remain on loan. Appli-
cation may be made to any of the Company’:
‘Agents. or by mail. Ofilcc No. 65 Wall-st.,
N. Y. 3ml3p Gi-:o. M. Kxuvirr, Actuary.

JOHN L BROVVER,

— lll’OlI'l‘Ell.,and Dealer in Hardware and Cut-

lery, No. 312 Pearl-st.,,New York. Nails.
Shovels, Locks, Hinges. Screws. Files, Saws,
etc. Agent for Burden’s Patent Ship Spikes,
Boat Spikes, Horse and Rule Shoes. p3Inl3

g Genuine Needles.

orm-:n Oil 75 cts.. Building and Fence Oil

50 cents per gallon, Grafton Paint II on

per lb.. forming ii. smooth Fire and Water

Proof surface, and preserves the wood at
quarter the cost of White Lead.

W7u'le and Colored Paints.
A liberal deduction made to Dealers and the

Trade. DANIEL BIDWELL,
22f and 223 Fulton-st., corner Greenwich-|t..
(Basement) New York. '3

Great Bargains !

N Spring and Summer Clothing, for Men’s,
Boys’ and Childreu’s wear, at astonishing-
ly low prices. Juana H. Bi-zsns, Union
Clothing Warehouse. has removed to No. 20
Fourth Avenue, N. Y., opposite the Cooper
Institute, where he will be pleased to see his
friends and customers, and have them exam-
ine his new and extensive stock of Spring and
Summer Clothing, manufactured in the most
Fashionable Style. combining Beauty with

Durability. A large and assorted Stock of‘

READ Y IIIADE CLO THING,

(if every price’, style and quality, whichl can
and will sell as low, if not lower, than any
other house in this city. .

My custom department is in charge of First
Class Cutters. who produce 3 Fitting and
Fashionable Garment in every instance at
short notice.

Furnishing Goods of every description, and
from the extracrdinary facilities of buying
Goods at the Lowest Retes, for Cash, I am
thus enabled to give you Good Bargains.

JAMES H. BEERS, -
20 Fourth Avenue, opposite Seventh street,
New York. s3m'l7

Save your Money!

EW Carpet, Floor Oil Cloth, and ‘Paper
Hanging Warehouse, No. 4 Fourth Ave-

nue, ,betwa-.en 4th and 8th-sts , N. Y. English
Velve-t, 'l‘apestry,Brussels, Three Ply Ingrain,
and Venetian Carpeting at 20 per cent. less
than any other establishment in the United
states, 'l'his I am enabled to do from the

‘fact that my rent and expenses are from 6 to

$7.000 per’ year less than» most other -hgpses
in this city , also that I buy and sellmy goods
strictly for Cash. English and American Oil
Cloths from .2 to 24 feet wide. Cocoa. and
$inton Maitting, Rugs. Mats, Stair Rods, etc.
indow Shades of every style and. ‘variety.
Curtains, Coruices, etc. French and Ameri-
can Paper Hangings. 5000 yards Oil Cloth,
from 23 6d to 3s per yard, I000 yards Tapes-
try Carpet at 53 per yard, 500 yards‘ Stair
Carpet at 4s per yard. N. B.—A new paten-
ted article of' Mattresses. fully equal to hair,
costing about one-half‘ the price. “ ‘
W. R. H.n-'1-:.vs, No. 4. 4th Avenue, ,
3ml6s near the Bible House, N. Y.

ALI)‘-—HAIL!!,! _
Something for the Million!
PROFESSOR WO0D’S ' »

HAIR R ESTORATIVE.
E call the attention of all. old and young, to this
wonderful preparation, which turns back to its
original color, gray ha.ir—covcru the head of the ‘hold
with c luxuriant growth-—-removes the dandruff, itch-
ing, and all cutaneous eruptions--causes a continual
flow of the natural fluids ; and hence. it’ used as preg-
ulnr dressing for the hair, will preserve its color, and
keep itfrom falling to extreme old age, in all its natu-

ral beauty. We call than upon the bald. the gfiy, 9|’.
diseased in scalp‘ to use it, and ilurely the young will .

not. an ihey value th! flowing luck: or the wifcliing
curl, ever be without it. Its praise is upon" the tongue
of thousands. ‘ ‘ ‘ ‘ ' ' ' '

* _ Wntertown, Mum, Mcyl, 1855. -

Prof. 0. J. Wood : Allow me to attest the virtues and
magic powers of your Hair Restorative. Three months
since, being exceedingly gray. I purchased and soon
commenced to use, two bottles, and it soon began to
tell, in restoring the silveg Pckzfo tlisiig DRILIYE f:iOIf0ll',
and the hair which was e ore ry an an l,‘lIll ll -
ling off, now became mlt and glossy. and it ceased fal-
ling. the dandruff’ disuppeartd. and the scalp lost _nIl
the disagreeable itching so annoying before, and now. I
not only look but feel young again. ' - '
Respectfully yours, etc. CHAS. WHITNEY.

New York, Octr2. 1855.
Prof. 0. J. Wood-—Dear Sir: After reading -the ad-
ve rtisement in one of the New York journals, ofyour
celebrated Hair Restorative, I procured a half-pint‘ bot-
tle, and was so much pleased with it tha’t'l conliiiuud

its use for two months, and am satisfied it is decidedly , .

the loest preparation befere the public. It-at once re-
inovo d all the dandruff and unpleasant itching from the
scalp, and has restored my hair naturally, and,‘ I have
no doubt, permanently so- . - " '
Ylou have permission to refer to me all who entertain

any doubt of its performing all that is clainied for it.

Miss I-‘I-ZEKS, 26 1-2 Greenwich av.

I have used Prof. O. J. Wond’s Hair Restérative, and
have admired its wonderful eff-.-eta. It restored n_iy_huir
whc re it had fallen oil‘ ; it cleans the head; and ‘renders
the hair soft and smooth-much more so the oil.

Louisville, Nov. 1, 1355. MARY ii. -irr Nsos.

State of Illinois, Cnrlisle, Juiie_27, I55." .

I have used Prof. O. J. Wood’s Hair Restorative‘, ind :

have admired its wonderful efl'ect.~ My hair was. be-
cmning. as I thought, prematurely gray, but by the use
Hf‘ the Restorative, it has resumed its original ‘color,
:i.nd, I haue no doubt, permanently so.
SIDNEY BREISE,
Ex Senator United States.

From the Washington Star.

Among the many preparations now in use for the re-
storing, preserving and beautifying the hair, there are
none that we can recommend with more confidence
than Pruf. Wood’s Hair Restorative, now in general use
throughout the States. This preparation possesses the
most invigorating qualities, and never failain producing
the most happy results when applied cccordingito di-.
rections. We refer our readers to the advertisement-
for a few of the innumerable certificates which have
been sent by parties who have been benelltted Ii ,it,
and who feel happy in giving testimony to its won ex-ful
effects produced on them. , ‘

O. J. WOOD & CO., Proprietors, 312 Broadway, New
York. uud'll~I Market street, St. Louis, Missouri.

Sold in Norwulk by BEEBE 8: SON, in Bridgeport by
Shelton 8: Co. and T. C. Wordin, and by all druggists
throughout the United Statesand British Provinces.

Sold here by all Druggists. 3

South Norwalk .
noo-r AND 3303 31-03:.

THE subscribers would respectfully inform
the citizens of South Norwalk and vicin-
ity. that they are prepared to furnish‘ them
with all kinds of Ladies Gaiters. Booteeu.
Buskins, and Slips; Gents Calf and Patent
Leather Boots. Gaiters. and Shoes ; Boys
Misses, and Childrcii’s Gaiters of every des-
criution manufactured expressly for this mar-
ket- Boots and Shoes of all kinds made to
order, Sruvsxs J; Tiusriuu.

South NorwaIk,April 27th, I857. 3m‘l7

Notice--Extra.

The Subscriber will contiuue to
sell the remainder of his stock of

o-1oth_-ing,

for the few weeks now interve-
ning before his departure for
Europe, AT AND BELOW
COST! Now is your time to
buy. N. TURK. ‘

Under Connecticut Hotel. -


A couvuxisxr article for lighting Gas, for
sale by /KNAI-‘P as LYNES.

ROUND Feed-all kinds at
‘ OLM

ml5

S'l‘EAD’S. ‘

p. ml3
Needles and Fishing Tackle.

HOMAS H. BATE. 35 Maiden Lane, N.

Y. Needles. Fish Hooks, and every va-

riety of Fishing Tackle, at the lowest whole-
sale prices.

N. B.—Patentee of the new Serpentine

Spinner. p3uil3

Dye Stuffs, Dye Woods,
A.

(31135. .
ILLIAM l’AR'l‘RlD(iE do SON, 27 Cllf
street, New York, Importers, Monu-
fucturers, and Dealers. Ofilce of the Gran-
seud Dye Wood Mills. p3ml3

Bncaustic ‘Piles,

yFOR floors of Vestibules, Halls, Dining
Rooms, Conservatories, Hearths, etc.

Garukirk Chimney Tops, Drain Pipes, ctc.,

for sale by MILLER dc COATES.
3m1_3p 279 Pearl-st., N. Y.
PH OTOGRAPHS,

CHARLES D. PRBDRIOIS

LATE Gurney dz Fredricks, 585 Broadway,

N. Y., opposite Metropolitan Hotel. The
most magnificent Establishment in the world.
Those wishing pictures executed by artists of
refined taste, would do well to examine the
productions of this Gallery. p3ml3

OILS.

OILED Oil 75 cents; Building and Fence
Oil 50 cents per gallon ; Oil Varnish $1;
Grafton Mineral Paint 1;: cents per lb.; White
Lead 7 cents per lb.; Zinc 7 cents per lb.
White and colored Paint of every descrip-
tion. GEORGE BURR.
8mI3p 205 Water-st., cor. Fulton, N. Y.

E. Mo. WHO0D’S
Book Bindery Establishment,

142 Fulton-st. N. Y.(Gi-unite Building, up
stairs,) Established I845.
THE Subscriber would respectfully inform
' » the public, that he is prepared to bind
Books of every description at the very lowest
prices for Cash. 3m 13p E. Mo. Wuoon.

, 6oato’s Portable Gas Works.

. HE undersigned desires to call public at-
tentiou to his Improved Gas Apparatus,

designed for country residences, factories, ho-

tels, etc. These works are safe. efilcient and

simple in their cbnstructiou, and guaranteed

to give entire satisfaction. Address

3ml3p S. COATES, 376 Broadway, N. Y.

Looking Glasses.

B W. ‘II-2RRIA.\l’, 130 Chatham-st., N.Y.(en-
. tablislied 38 years) manufactures and
offers for sale the‘ following assortment of
Looking Glasses, ctc.: 1000 large Richly Or-
nainented and Plain; 210,000 0. G. Baud
Polished Mahogany, all sizes; 230,000 Bevel:
of the various sizes; 6,000 Plain ilt glaesel of
all sizes.

Glue and fine Whiting, Gold Leaf, Picture
Glass and Looking Glass Plates of every size.
French and German. Gilt and other Mould-
ings of different widths. Paintings and
Frames of all kinds. '

fir The above goods are all mostly impor-
ted or manufactured for cash. and will be told
at prices greatly advantageous to city or
country close buyers. pamn

 

Cabinet Furniture.

PLENDID Rosewood Sets, Oak Dining-
room, Mahogany and Walnut Furniture.
at the old stand, No. 20 Catharine-st., N. Y.
After a. continuance of 37 years by the sub-
scriber,he is again replenished with a large
assortment of the most approved patterns of
good and substantial work, Shippers and
-dealers will find it to their interest to cull.
3ml3p SOLOMON FANNING.

“ Secure the sluzdaw ere the snbstancefade:."
. No:-walk
AIIIBROTYPE GALLERY. "

. MR. GRANT respectfully announces to the
inhabitants of Norwalk and its vicinity
that he has commenced taking the above de-
scription of Likenesses. in the rooms lately oc-
cupied by the Norwalk Institute. Mr. G.. af-
ter practicing with and receiving instructions
from the best English Artists, feels confident
he will give satisfaction to all who may desire
to give him their patronage, as he has secured
a new assortment of instruments, and is pre-
pared to take Ambrotypes in a new and im-
proved style in natural colors, not to be !l.ll'-
passed. No Balsam of Fir is used, as it in in-
jurious to the pictures. Specimens may be
seen at his rooms.
A Portrait in a neat case fifty cents, and up-
wards.
reasonable terms. Lessons given in the above
Art, including apparatus and chemicals, for
Fifty-Five Dollars. ffls

Refreshment Saloon, &c.,
POR SALE.

HE Subscriber offers for sale.-his Refresh-
ment Saloon, Furniture, Fixtures, ctc.,
with one Billiard Table, at No. 1, Skiddy’a
Block, with the lease of the -Rooms. Also,hiI
Stand und three Billiard Tables, at Selleck’u
Hall. These Tables are nearly new and in ex-
cellent condition, and will be sold cheap to 3
cash customer, if applied for soon,as the own-
er is desirous of going West.
l6tt‘ RICHARD S. BUCKNAII.

" nnnnvunx.

P E RI 0 ‘V A In .
RS. S. J. REED, (formerly Miss S. J.
Sexton,) having removed irom her for-
mer stand iu New Canaan, to the Rooms for-
merly occupied by Miss Pilgrim, will keep
constantly on hand in large and varied as-
sortmeut oflllillinery articles Read Made
Bonnets. etc. Also Dress Making, ulliug,
and Fitting, ctc., in all its branches, at short
notice. ' I5

‘Peas! '.l'eas!!

Large stock of the choisest kinds purcha-
ed before the late rise and will be sold at
old prices. at S. E. OLMS'l'ED’S
March 23. I857.

Dandelion Oofloe.
A NEW supply just received, b

I
KNAPP do LYNES.

‘ROCK Salt, is fine article. at
. S. E. Oi.im'ni>’s.

 

mount, some of the hectic inarket,ot
.h ‘ 0LIl8'l‘Ii‘.AD'8.

an»

Ilaguerreotypes and Ambrotypu. .

Geutlemeu’s Residences copied, on \