Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, June 30, 1857 · page 4

. . Eve:-y description of Harness constantly on

' .iv‘ly Nets,‘Horse-cloths,‘Wliips'in=---endless va-

‘ and beautiful.Chandeliers‘,’Brackets, Burners.

‘ - 'l'leui‘en,

. elsewhere on credit. Give him a call as he is

4 iiuewmiiiineryristabiisiiment

~ iionablc I-Milliuery. consisting of Spring and

 title ptiblic. patronage, is invited. be_lie‘,vi.ng

, l‘l'.1l_S, work, and; prices. — Ladies’,Hats, Gaps,

 

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-Norwalk Ambrotype C-a,ll.0:I'Y.
 LEWIS, the original owner and pro
-.1. pi‘-etorof‘ Curi'i.\‘u’s; patented Ambro-
rype picture, for Faii-field County,‘ has now
-ipened the above named G-.ill‘c_ry‘, over the
tiepot oi the Danb°ury and um."-"an. Railroad .
where he is prepared to take Real Ambrotypei
and would most respectfully invite the citi-
z.-.aus of Norwalk and vicinity to call and ex-
-.i:iiiné‘specimens in this art. '

Amnnoérxrns.
Caution to the Public.

There are no Ambrotypes taken in this
tcwn except at the above named Gallery.
iiiere are pictures taken on single glass styled
Ambi'ot_vpes, but are not such, they being on-
;y varnished on the back, and are much more
-garish ble than the daguerreotypedts the var-
Ill sh waixl soon crack and destroy the picture._
.\’one are genuine unless hermetrically sealed
between plates of glass.

Connecticut Saddlery, Harness and
- ' 1'1-unk, Manufacfaory,
.’§a.§t siélc77ie Bridge, ‘imdéf "‘C‘omt_.‘I{otel,,
(‘1 TEPHEN SWANN, successor ‘to Poona-
ID RICK BRADLEY, returns his sincere thanks
.1; theinhabitantsof Norwaik an. neighbor-
1: nod, and his patrons in particular, f i the
very liberal patronage .best__owed upon him
.iiring Vzhe past year, and hopes .,by, "strict
t.i.lenblO:: "to business, to ‘merit a continuance
of their -iipport. ' ~- - -
Every description of articles connected‘
with the trade, kept con_stantlyIo'n band, of
the very‘ best material and workmanship, and
at the lowest prices. _ ‘ ‘
 B.--Jobbing neatly and ‘promptly at-
tended to on the shortest notice, and 'm
reasonable ter_ms._ -
No_rwalk,_April I3th,’l857.

. ,wn_s-n-on-.i- -
Saddlery, "fiarness:fand Trunk,
- " -IEEZDEPOI-‘I.I‘U'lI I - fr
FPIIE Skibscr-iber keeps coustaut_ly‘o'n hand,
and will make to order, all articl‘es-uppe.r-
raining to-his line of business, of the best nia-
ierial and workmanship, and at low » prices.-

iltllltl, or made to order; also a great variety
of Saddles. Bridles,_ M_a_rtingale_s, etc.,. also.

ricty, Trunks of all. siz'jes and descriptions.
V-.ilisc's, Carpet Bags, Satchels. etc.-, etc. Be-
pairing dpne"neatly and promptly our. the
sii ortest notice,.and most reasonable terms..

. . _ . WILLIAM S. JONES.
East side the Bridge, Westport. '6lf

.eAs!‘w=!¢-e8!1‘--ii -
Pipe,‘ Fixtures, and fixings lg,

5 ‘I

 sortment and well selected-variety of ,-Gas
-Pipe Gas Fixtures, ac., which he is prepared
to sell. orpiit up, at least 25 “per -Icent..les.v‘
‘l/l:!1Il- can be procured elsewhere’! '..We*lne_au
what we say. and only -invite =a.-comparison of
our wares and prices, to substantiate -our" as-
sertions. Pipes made and-fitted to order at
-short notice, and at thecabovc named -—deduc-
-tion. - Also a very large assortment of- cbhste

' &c.,~all to-be sold-at-prices ".wliicli1\-'.will defy
1.-mnpetition. ..All work wairanted -perfectpr
no pay. Also, Portable Gas Works, compri-
.-sing all the latest imprnvements,_Gas Regu-
.3-lators, and in short Evnnvrnixo appertaining
to Gas: orstekm well and "cheaply done by
the subscriber,who devotes his entire person-.
all attention to the business. ' - l ‘

. .. , . : WM. GLOVERi

West side the Bridge ' =

We would refer
whose orders we have filled: _Wm 2 S;
J. G. Barbour.-Geo‘. G. Bish_o_p,_
nry Selleck.~ Edwin

..,/.r.ss-

Loekwood, “Dr.
1.)-apt. J. W. Hubbell, He

I uckwood, Chas. Isaacs, ‘Cashier of F.;irfield
County Bank, &c. . " ' :21

nnnssa c.*.ooi:.§1

’ ECEIVEDthis week, my full "and entire
new Stock of “ . . -- 1
‘ iliadi_es? Dress Goods,

consisting ef-every variety of Lawns, Muslins,
Bareges, Qrgaudyfliobes. Beri-age Robes, Silks
and .e‘v‘ei‘y other style of Dress Goods now in
.dem‘and‘, all of which will be ‘sold at25 per

cent. less than gvlin.-last-years prices. 1 ‘

 .. .. C.-I. GRUlfAN.'

!!'i-esh Groceries.
I HE subscriber; keeps ’ constantly on hand
and is daily receiving supplies of
Superior a"1u'l‘-Freslt‘ Family Groceries,

«v'liir:.-h he is prepared to sell-as soheap -as the
most inferior qualities can be purchased else-
‘.l\'lleI‘¢._ for Oasis. He invites an examination
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 for
'lI.$‘]I, when they can do-better-'th:ln they can

determined not -to be outdone either in quali-
ty or price,» and as he buys for Cash, aud,sel-
Jing for Cash, he intends to maintain the abil-
:ity to red‘.-em all he promises. . - 5
- . - C. '1‘. CORNWALL.
Opposite D. Jr. N. R. R. Depot. _tt'1l

Cedar Posts, &c., for sale cheap

THE Subscriber k'e'eps'oonstautly on hand.
at his Manufuctory. West ’ Norwallr, a
' lei-ge assortment of Cedar and Chestnut Fence,
Arbor. and Awning Po-ts, .Izc.. well get out
and thoroughly, seasoned,-which he‘ will-lscll
at very cheap rates. Orders .left at the -Ga-
zette Ofllce will be forwarded to the subscri-
ber.‘ ‘ __ ‘ _ _ H.B. MATHER.
Norwalk, May 25th, 1857, ' ’ tf2l

;0VE./i 1V0. -2-PHENIX BLOCK.

HE subscriber having taken the above
. Rooms, and permanently established her
business iu'Norwalk, would invite ‘attention
to her large, and entire new stock" of--Easb-

..‘Sximme‘r .styles’,- and i-:elect-erl-witbvspecialficare ,
.-ma fidelll_:y__to,fi;shl0n and taste... A" shake of

that entire’ satis,f-I-ictio_u can be" given inmate-

" 4.-tc'.’. and Childrcu’s Hats of the latest styles,
kept constantly -on‘ hand -or made. to order
wht-n.pr_eferred.. CHARLOTTE DENTON1

,Norwj.ilk, April 13th. 1857. e t.I'l5

V New Goods at Hanuie's.

_ LARGElot of Embroideries, cohsisting
1;’ of Collars, Sleeves, and ‘Bands. ~Aiso
li.aa‘ies and Gents Linen, Hdkfs. Also Bril-'
}i|l.ll'l’»s',, white and colored. Also Dress Goods.‘
Bxai-eges, Challies, Lawns, &c. - . '
‘ Goods-received from Auction almost daily.

~ -L..H. RANDLE.

Just Received

, L ARGE lot, of Summer Ranges called
the Lone Star which are considered supe-
nor to‘ aznytliiug of the kind,‘ ever - yet_ offered-
in this m‘arket,aud are warrented to give good
!~".l.l.lSl‘acl.li'i‘ll, and all those wanting , rangesl
-would cordially invite to call before purchas-
_ ingelse.\vhel'.ei_ ‘ Also the celebrated Banner
Stove on hand and for sale as usual at, '

nuiinuivt.-S ..
.’Notice. ‘I "'

I’ BE Subscribereliaving reccnt.ly refitted
and re-opened, the Ten Pin Alley, incon-
nection with the Saloon, tender their Alleys
to the use of the piiblic: -They intend to keep
all the esseiitial articles called for in an eslab-.
, lisbment of this kind, Pies. Oysters, Segara,
also all kinds of Beer and Soda Wal.er,,<Iro;»
. P. S.--Positively no gambling allowed on
the premises. , F. its '1'.-BYXBEE.
" N orwalk, May l1th,1757. - - 3ml9
‘mflilinlfllf.
 B E,lI'O'V'.A.Is.
 /[RS 3- J; REQDV (f0l.‘nier_ly Miss S. J.
_',j__ Scxton,) having removcd from her. for- -
ancr sillnd in__ New Caiiaan, to the Rooms for-
,me,-gygoccupied by Miss Pilgrim, will keep,
iconst-anti V. 011 *

_ hand a large and varied as-
_-ygortmen‘, of Milliuery articles Ready Made
magnets, em; _ .Also Dress Making. Cutting.
am] Fitting, gfgu, in. all its branches, at short
iuotice. ' - " 15

L()T[1 Horses, Wash, Benches, Press
' Boards, Cutting 3«0B"¢l.‘Shl1't Boafdsi
Pastry Boards. Pantry Steps, Step Ladders,
Bread Trays, Trenchers. etc., all found at
C. A’. E. K. Locxwoonlt Co’s
. Furnishing ‘Store.

 

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._ Bclllng Off

LARGE=lot of-:l1,ress Trimmings, Vel-
vets, Moire An-tiques, Fringcs, Moss

”€“°““°“’ci?'s'.*.’~:“.°iii...

iii, Pump. the best
W. C. STREET.

Patent Chain
Nlllw and superior Gha
iu use.for sale by

ruAirr’s extra No. 1 Syrup,just're
S. E. OLMITBAD

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' ~":el'. and-examine the extensive stock-that

ost _

HE-subscriber keeps on han‘d"a large" as: ,

1.; thefollowing gen‘-:_ .-

c'eived.at.

 

' for Sale.

‘Em _ 'l‘l_ie Subscriber offers for sale, a val-
‘ . liable ..l’lace, pleasaiiily situated. op-

povsite "t,lll.f:rCSl(1ellce ‘of, -‘Mr. .Iu_st.u_s Hoyt, in

Nlew Canaan, containing about_ one acre of‘

 

Shop, upon it, together with a Barn and other
out-Buildings, all in goodzcondition. ' ' 1

‘ The Place is well calculator! for the keeping
of Boarders,'if-desired. ‘-"The Shop=w,,,,.b,,m
expressly for Shoemakers, and has-ample ac-

, commodations-for 5 or (i ‘workmen. -

The Property will be sold cheap. and on ac;
commodating tenns—two-thirds uf the pur-
chase money can remain on ‘mortgage if aesi.
sired. . -For further particularsapply to the-
-mderslsnest ' i s. Y.=ST. JOHN. 2

New Canaan, April 11th. 1857. l5tf

Merchant '.'l.'a:I.1or.
[F you‘waut.to save $5 on every suit of
, clothes,call‘ ‘at’ the’ establishment of A..
imrpel, intlie “Model-Market” ‘building, Nor-
walk.‘ The public are-respectfully. invited to
1 ‘0'-re" found at this place, ofthe latest stylt
“lid bcstquality'of ' ‘ . ' 1 3 .-. 5 ,
French‘ Clotlis, Cassiniercs and Vestinggr
.cgether with articles for Spring and-Summer
wear. A-lso, ii general. assortment-of genug.
men’s furnishing goods, consisting in part of
Hats and Caps, Umbrellas, Shirts. Collars,
Ci-avats, Handkelchlefs, Suspenders, cc. 3 ‘
Ready made Garments of. good material and
made. in a woi-kinanlike manner.
, Cloths, Cassimei-es and Vestings by the
vsird or pattern. out free of‘ charge.
Childrei_i’s Garments ofevery. -1
receive particular attention. - _
The subscriber would return, his sincere
thanks to the public at’ large, for the liberal
patronage extended to him during the past’

escriptiofin

, seasons at his store "at ‘South Norwalk, and

‘-‘open by strictiattention to business, to merit
full -share of patronage. - 1
ll ALBERT l{(ERPEL..

Real and Personal Estate, House
Hiring and Letting

. . . .4 ‘RN 0.‘? !.

THE Subscriber being frequently applied to.
- “for the -disposal -of'- Real- and ‘ Personal
Estate, and for Hiring and Letting Dwelling
Housesin and;.abont the town of ‘Norwalk,
would announce to the public. that he has _ es-
tablished au agency for the transaction of all
such business, believing that the interests of
the employerand employed will be mutually

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' apromoted thereby. He has several applica-

tions already on hand for desirable tenements,
to purchase and to rent. and those having
such property todispose of wopld do well to
confer with the subscriber. .
'43. _ - , .- . . DIMON FANTON.

_ .P. S.—I have some half dozen dwellings at
present for sale; ,

- , *.1I'orwalk _ ‘
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
ft. GRANT respectfully announces to the
M inhabitants of Norwalk and its vicinity
that be has commence

scription of Likenesses, in t
cupied by the Norwalk Institute. ‘Mr. G., af-
ter practicing withand receiving instructions
from t_h'ebcst English Artiste, feels -' confident
he will give satisfaction to all who may desire
to give.hirn their‘ patronag’e-, as he‘has_secnre'd
a new assortment of instruments, and is pre-
pared totake Anibrotypes ‘Ina new-and im-
provedsf. le in-"natural-colors,-not to be sur-
passed. __ o.Balsam--of Firisused, as it is_in-
uriousto‘ the-pictures; - Specimens maybe
seen at bisrooms -- -* - --V , ‘
A. Portrait in a neat casc_ fifty cents, and up-_
wards¥..‘... Gentleinen’s ‘Residences c_opi_cd,1 on
reasonable terms.’ Lessons given in the above
Art,.including apparatus and cIieIlllCtll8,“i:€)I"

Fifty-Fiive snoiim. ~ v -

- - _§eii_tli _N'orwa_lk

BOOTAND S. .91.3..3'_-I-‘ORE.

' [VHE subscriberswoul respectfully inform-
= ' -“the citizens -of-South Norwallr aud.viciu-

ify. that" they are prepared to furnish them

with all" ‘kindsof Ladies Gaiters. Bootees.

-'Buskins,.aud Slips ;.Gents . Call‘; and Patent

Leather Boots, Gaiters. and Shoes; Boys

orintion manufactured expressly for this;mar-.
' Boots and Shoes of all kinds made to
order.

' South Norwalk,Apr
Important-to Architects Si Builders.
3. A. THAYER, 3

I - '
Plain, and Ornamental Slater,
Axn nuanun is run SUPERIOR _
‘We1sh- Cliff & Vermont Slate,

W'0ULD'ccll the attentioii of Architects‘
: and Builders, and all othersinterested
in the erection of churches, villas, cottages,
manufacturing establishments, &c., to -the
new style of Slate Roofing, which adds
greatly to the finish of the building, and for
either wood, stone or brick buildings ‘are
cheaper, handsomer and more durable than
shingles or tin, and ten-fold better than eith-
er, and if properhv put onwill last a lifetime
without repairs. Besides, the rain water from
them is so pure that if may be used f'or cook-
ing or drinking without filtering. .
A good assortment oi purple and green
Slate always on hand, and all orders for Slate
or Slating from any part of the country will
seceivc prompt attention. Patrons may be
assured ,tbat,._cntirc satisfaction will be given
as to workmanship and material.

,_ Office 62; Water-et., Bridgeport. 6nil7

_3ef__‘r_-e__slimeiit Saloon,‘ dLc.,
 ' -303 SALE. .

_ ' mentj Saloon, Furniture, Fixtures. &c.,
with one Billiard Table. at No. l,'Skiddy’s.
Block, with ‘the lease of the Rooms‘. -Also, is
Stand and three Billiard Tables,‘at Selleck’s
Hall. These Tables are nearly new and in ex-
cellent condition, and will be-sold cheap to _a
easb customer, if applied for soon,us the own-
er is desirouscof going West. -
l6tf * RICHARD

_ -3 '.l.'eas-! '.I.'eas ! I
Large stock of the choiscst kinds purchs
ed before the late rise and will be‘ sold at
S. E. OLMSTF.D’S

C

s. Bucimaii. "

old prices. at

_ Marcli 23. I857.
 for Sale Cheap.

A si-icoxn hand two horse Lumber Box Wag-

-at--a sacrifice to getit .out of’ the way.. Ap-

ou, in good running order It will be sold
ply at thc'Gazctte Ollicc, or to » - .
tfZ'I ‘ ' "‘ LOCKWOOD.

EDWIN
Iron and Steel.

FULL-assortment of Iron and Steel suit
 ed ‘to this market, just received and for
:ga]e by ' WM. C. STREET.

Hoops I Hoops I !. Hoops I I!
-“T CLAllK'S‘mny be found all the styles

in market. Brass, Whalcbone, Reeds,
Steel Spring.&c. * 

V tion to the manufacture of Plain and
Japanped Tin Wares. Everything in this -line
can be found at our ,Wnre rooms, from-. the.
Fancy Toilett Setts in Gilt and Bronze, to the
more substantinl‘Plain Wares for the kitchen
and the dairy. ‘C. &_ E. K. Locirwoontb Co.

‘ , A'N'__ew Arrival of

 C OAL I

. JUST'rcce'ived iii the Yard of

G. H. RANDLE «It BIIOTIIEB.

 

_ 3adway’s_ Relief,
- ND Langley’s,Bitters, also a good assort-
ment of Toilett Soaps, at - . ~
_. . A._KNAPP’S, South Norwalk.

 awr.'

WARRANTED of a siiperiorquality, by
‘ Kxxrr & Iirxrs.

 Notice,---.-Extra.
The Suliscriber w_i‘l’l..continue to
sell the i-eniainder of his stock of
 Clothing-
for the fewweeksnovv interve-
nlng before his departure for
‘Eum,pe." AND BELOW
.COS":,I‘:! - " ='.o.ur timeto
-‘ buy. TURK_.
Under. .CCm‘.~:.r,i§»;rlt HOIQI. H I

 
 

Land with a good_.‘iiew“Dw?elliiig House. and - '-

- best bralnds‘, et'c.,.-etc.

.“. Secure the sluidow ere tlw sitbstamef(tde.t.’_’_ .

d taking the above de- -
he roomslately oc- .

Misses, and Children’s ‘Gaiters of every des- .

Srizvsxs & Tnisrmir: ' '
il27th,1S57-.- ,3m'l7 '

HE‘ Subscriber offers for sale-. his Refreshv

E are this Spring-giving unusual ‘atten-. .

nnun«.np-r..Qn;inn.r.- twan-un.:uv‘

General Blacksiiiithlng,
Wagon 1VIas1.ss;.iRepauing.
 doc.
‘.7 I-IE subscribers liaviiig refitted their for-
mer [Blacksmit-hing Establishment pro-
pose to devote their entire‘ time and attention
to general Blacksmithing, Wagon and; Sleigh
building‘ and Ironing, . Repairing, Forging,
&c.; where they will be happy to ‘execute all
orders that may be entrusted to them. They
pledgethemselves to a faithful and". prompt
execution of all work, and at satisfactory pi-i.
ces. Hoping for a continuance of the_ patro-
nage which has heretofore been conferred up-
on them, they remain the public’s obedient
servants. - WATERBURY & DUNCAN. .

, Hardware and Cutlery.
Mechanic’s Tools. Forming Utensili
Guns, Pistols, Iron and Steel,
_ Wilizdow G’-lass,..Pamts
and. Oils.

‘ HE Subscriber, has nowiu st-ore,andis
_ constantly receiving direct from_ the man,
‘uf'acturcr.s,.u. large supply of. Foreign -and
Domcstic_Goods,und_ei- the above de'.iomina-
tions, which makes his assortment of articles}
suited to this_~.'uarket, equal tc any in the,
.state,. and which will be sold either. whole.
sale OI‘-l‘et8.|I,?fl-38 favorable terms as can
be purchasedun New,Y.oi-Ir. ..For .list of ‘as.
ticlcs and prices,purchasers are requested
to call and examine for theinselves. ~
' ‘ ‘ - ‘ ‘ WM. C. STREET. ;

'.I'omb - Stones it lflonumeiitd,
__ .. .AT'l‘HE ~ -,
-. -.Norwalk Marble Yard!

Near he Bridge,'.«\"orw’alL-, Conn. ‘
EPULCHRAL -Monuments: Grave Stonc
of every varicty.of' patter-.us,and of‘ the.
most skilful workmanship.‘ The best assort-
ment of-‘A‘n‘ierican"‘aud Foreign Marble ,k,ept
constantly on hand. ‘ ‘ ‘ _~ : "
Persons wishingto procure Monumentsor
any kind of Marble Works, are invitul , to
call a.nd_give a personal inspection of‘ his
material Bud, w_orkmaiis_hip, as this will be
more satisfactory than‘topurc_liase01.8.g€‘.M3
without an opportunity 0f_t__(-)S_l’-ll] g the qual-
ity. Qfthe article contractsd. for -
The.Lettering' and Ornamental work
is executed btyt 8-\'P0l'i¢.1't‘§°d'Wf";"‘f%-n9'“d'
r anti 0 ive en iresa.°.s an-.1 . 5
W’ W“ ' g , J.-M._S1lllTH.;

Hubbeli &. 00., _‘ ,
Would respectfully invite

" “ the atteutionjof the public ,geuei-ally
to their. large assortment of Groceries. l'_ro-. -
vis ens, Teas, Sugars, ac. Also Floui'—of._ the

 

 

 

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- Notice. .

HE Subscribers continue to run_a Packet
< to-and from-New York .for the accommo-
dation of tli'e.-Freighting. Publicfleaving Pike
Slip,_N.. Y. every Saturda‘y.and Norwalk-.ev.e-'
ry Tuesday. .=Co'nvenient. Fire-proof.‘ Storage
at all times.‘ 8 ' .- IIIIBBI-II.L'.l"CO. .~.

' -Norwalkr Dye Works, .
-Footvof Hill, 'lVor'wa‘lk,‘ Comt.
JOHN PICKENS, practical Dver and Re-T
finisher of Silk, Cotton. and Woolen goods_
of every description.«b,egs;le_ave_ to return his
sincerelhanks to his frie;nd_s and the public,‘
for the many favors bestowed onbim since he
commenccd business at -Winnipauk, and he
-would now inform them that he has removed
as above, and fitted up ‘a Dye House anil"Fin.
ishing Room in the most complcte..manner.
with all the-latest improverne,nts,of' the art" of
Dyeing ; and having given up coloring: for.
the Winnipauk,Compa_ny,.he_will_now be en-
abled to do his work in a manner that cannot
be-surpassed--by any. other. establishment -in"
the Country. , _ j ' ‘ ' f ;
0% for reception and delivery of Goods
,At the Dyo'Works, foot of Mill Hill. in ’the
rear of the old Bakery, and at his residence,
Main-st., Norwalk. Conn. ‘

_ . AGENTS.

Shepard’s Bakery, Norwalk.
G.-H-. Randle & Brother, Winnipauk.
Lyman Platt. Main-st., Daubui y. = ,
David C..Palmer'. at ‘Horace Lockwood’s. No.
.1 Summer. st., Stamford * -
David -Sellcok, West Norwalk.
G. B.‘.Bristol. at D. Chapmau’s, Colman’s
block, Pittsfield. _
' Orders sent by Adam’s Express or by wag-
oners, will receive" prompt attention. .
Norwalk, March 2,‘ 1857. 10

For sale very Cheap,

NE of the best built, most conveniently

arranged. pleasantly situated, residences
in the Borough of Norwalk- The -building is
of Brick, constructed of the very best materi-
als and in the most substantial manner. It is"
in the immediate vicinity of the business por-
tion of the Bridge, and is peculiarly well
adapted for a Physician or Merchant, as a por-

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or office.-‘ Possession can le given immediate-
ly if desiredand terms of puymentmade easy.
For.furthe_r. particulars enquire of the Editor
of the Gazette. . » tf36

. .nu'n.nm‘G MOVING,
32 CHARLES '1‘-IIBBS.

LL ordersfor building i-'ai.~‘sing and moving

' ‘left with. the -Sllbf-ICl‘lbel',‘Wlll receive
prompt attention and be executed in the sa-
fest and most expeditious manner. ' ’

. TIMOTHY B. FITCH Agent.
Norwalk, Jan. lst, I857. . 1

f ‘ OLD PAPERS,
UITAB-LE for wrapping paper, for sale"-
cheap .at this office.
To Cystermen. --

. RINTED:Blanks f'or transfer of Grounds
' may be had at the Gazette Office or of‘

'1‘. B. GRIP!-‘ITH, South Norwalk.

- LENS, FALLS,-Wood’s and Hill’s Lime,
' for sale by the-Bushol, Barrel or Load,
delivered if desired, at as low prices as can be

had-frompthe kiln’s,by V _
. . . ‘ . ' ,C'HAS.'l‘-~. LEONARD.
CASH paid for Calf skinsifrld Callie Hides-
 , the highest pric- s. ‘ g at OLMSTEADS.
Silver, Spoons.
ILVER Ware of every description war-
" ranted pure, and,beautil‘ully engraved.-

Also, Plated Forks, Spoons, ti-c.. chi-ii for

- cash, at - ‘O. S. CLARIES.
 BUSHELS oid.Rock Salt. superior
. quality,just-received _aiid for sale by,
- . _ - A. ,Moiii:iioii.<i:.

URE Si_lverLead for stoves and machine
- ry at : ' F. H. NASH’S.

So. Norwalk, Ct.

AT~Ribbons'and Dress Trimmings at -
_ SPANG & GRAY’s,
. , LOVER-, Timothy, -Red.'l‘op Seeds. just
- ' received of last years‘ crop—also, almost
aiiyotber variety of SEEDS, at OLMSTEADS.‘
March 17 t‘li..1B57. ‘ ‘ ‘ ,

 

' ’ wcai-e", Whips in endless variety,

‘Legislature of tbatstatei. _A lottery

‘ every drawin

“from prizes

; ' Norwalk,

;‘.ion of it may easily-be convertedinto astorc .

 
 

 
 

 

' a'I'rees- - -
, ./11' THE;-SOUTHNORWALK
‘THE Proprietorswish to calithe attention:

their clioice stock of’ Fruit and , Ornamental
‘Trees, consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum,
Cherry, Peach, Apricot, Quince; ; Strawber-
rics, Gooseberries, While Blackberries, and
black Naples Curran ts_. _

' Norway Spruce, Wiliitc Pine, Balsam Fir,
American S_prucc,_Arboritas, Weeping wil-
low,'Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash. _ _‘

" Also, the pure Red Antwerp,which we war-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for its
being the pure plant. \ ' '

- GEO. SEYMOUR 8: CO.‘
[F We wish- to call particular attention to
ourlarge stock, beingthe largest in the State
of dwarf Pears, of 30 or 40 choice varieties.

Norwalk Saddle, Harness and

 TRUNK-EMPORIUM-!.

HE,,subsc,ribe.r_ would extend his thanksto
the public for their, liberalpatr'onage_du-
ring the last fif‘tcen years and at‘ tbcsamc time
‘efpress his C0llVlCtll:‘lil'(:l_l8I tbe‘b.“9i99.39 exiléi
r ence he has acqui uringso ionga pen .
"bus peculiarly qualified‘ him for j,|lIi8l“8_'°l
the tastes and requirements of those .h0.VllIz
occasion to patriliiiiize‘ an cxtclnsive Stpéldiery.
establishment. c is constau man ac ur-
ing andkeeps on hand .a., full, {.SSOl‘l.Il_l€llI. -of
Harness,‘of' all descriptions, comprising all
kinds of Buggy, Glig. Exprelss, Cari. fiuuclg.
arm and Wa on arness ‘a s_o,:a grea vari-
Et of Ladiesind gent,l_emla'ii’s'Riding_ Saddle
‘Bi-idles, Martingales,rkc- also Collars in great
variety and "every style of pattern, ‘Fly -Nets,
Horsecloths, Stable_Fui-nitnre,Saddler’sliard-4
Trunks_.of‘_all__‘
sizes and descriptions. Valises, Carpet Bags,
Satchels,-&c. duo. All in want of any of tlie
-above named aiticles_willfd_owcll to give new
call 'as'\ve-are bound. to sell ou_r wares at sat-
isfactory prices. Orders-for any kind of work
d. Repairing done neatly

‘promptly execute
and cheaply. WM. B. SWAN.

cheap Gash Grocery Store. -
. . HE Subscribers wo‘uld.i*el_.urn their thanks‘
- to _.the.public.for th'eir_ver'y liberal patron

age for the last. four years, and they hope that. .

by strict attention to theivants ol"t_be commh.

‘iiity, andby fair nndIb_on,oifable dealing, to

merit and receive a continuance of the ir for-

found at any other slorein the county.—-
They are now offering great bargainsin Teas

..Sugars,_&c., and would invite an examina-

tion of theii'lar'ge'and‘freeh stock of Groce-

ries and Provisions. 5 A.--MOREHOUSE.
' " . . No. 4 Skiddy’_s Block.

THE Lotteries 'o.i'.S_amncl_S‘wan it Co. are
, is chartered b.y"tlie -State ,joi’ Georgia, and
sworn_‘co‘minissionc‘rs appointed-to superinteud

’_t_liei_r dra\vings,,und' certify‘ that {Everything
. c.ounec_ledl‘wiih ,the«.sa‘nie,is done in _a. strictly
honprable man_ner. They offer to,-the public the nartf0rd,Springfie‘d,and canal Raiiroads
afair opportunii for-._,i,nvestmcnt,,the interests 5, New Haven’ and from the -Naugatuck and
--of parties at a distance being as well protect- -

ed,as"thougl'i they were present. The Man-
agers would respe.ct_l'ully'c'nll' attention tothe‘
an-;_.c that all persons have a legal right to send
orders for ticketsto Georgia.as the . lotteries
of Samiicljswan & Co, are authorized by. the.
c _ will be
drawn’ every Saturday throughout ‘the year,

"all orders i'eceived.beiug filled in the drawing

next to take place after the same comes to
hand. According to the scheme one ticket in.
every ten must draw a prize.’ ‘Tickets are.

’$,l0;;_hiilve's',,$5; quarters, $2,'50’. No tickets

sent unless the money accompanieslhe order-
The drawings are upon the principle of one
number on eachticket, and are so simple that
none can fail to understand_th_em. There is no

-combination of numbers to mystify the buyer.

Prizes vary l'roir‘i‘$40 to‘50,000; every prize
being drawn, and result of drawing forward
to allpurchasers. , '
fir A—list of the numbers that are drawn

fromthe wheel,“ with the amount that cach_
prizeis entitled to, will be published after
g"; in the-_ following papers :-
New ‘Orleans Della ,Mobile Register, Charles-

ton -Standard, Nash'ville,=D.smocrnt,‘ Atlanta
‘Inteligeiibea-. and New York; Weekly Day

I ~B"ok. Write yonrfinddress plainly,-and _di-

rect -to _S.,SWAN &'Co., Atlanta. Georgia.

Prizes paid in full’—-no percentage deducted
as in other lotteries. lyl2
All commniiical-ions strictly confidential.

Newstoue Yard.

GOOD assor_tment of Flagging, Curbing,
- - Gutter-,’Step, Window Sills and Lintels
of North River Blue Stone, just received and
for sale by - , Cius. T. LEONARD.
November 1556. 47

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FINE Assortmeutof Pumps. bonsisting
of.Wclli’uinps, Weather Prooffor Wells
ofany depth, both Force and.Suction, Hose
and Pipe attached ,it'wanted ;Cistern Pumps
do. various.-iizes ;‘ Brass and Iron Cylenderg,
at . F. H. NASH’S, South Norwalk.
. - Zinc Paints. _
THE Subscriber offers a full assortment of
‘ the celebrated Zinc Paints, comprising
snow white, white.pearl and brown, ground
in oil. manufactured by the “ New Jersey
Zinc Company,’_’ and’ for sale at their lowest
prices. ' WM. C. STREET. ‘
 - -- reed-, -Feed.
HE subscribers keep constantly onliand
’ every description of Fred, which it will
be a..pleasure to sell to their customers at
all times and 170 growling. Give us a call.
_ ‘ AVMOREHOUSE.
Window Glass.

 glish window glass, as.sorted,f‘rom
'6x8 to 26x32..fo'rsale at manufacturcr’s pri-

WM. C.STREET.
-BRITTANIA,Japan’d and Silver Plated
,‘andForks,_at "

'w.a.r‘.e.s..._Engiish and. -1.-one-ican Knives
‘ ‘ F.‘H.NASH’S.
South Norwalk. ,

:l.-nllnt.
loi‘ small quantity, at
GEO. W. SMITH’S,

BY the Barre
. South Norwak.

.A.lexander’s Hid G-love,s_.
HESE celebrated Gloves for salt? in any
quantity, by ‘ ’ O. S. CLARK.

RIED FRUIT.-"Peaches._Apples.Pluuis
- .sc..iit-- . OLMSTEAD’S.

- $500 ’Wanted. .
FOR one or two years. on unencumbered
and improved Real Estate worth don_ble
tll(‘._llmOllIll.. For particulars enquire at th
’ofIice'of'.th'e Norwalk Gazette. M’
. , ,. 'I'iAN''.I.'BRN'S,
GOOD assortment of Lauterns,including

- ~ -~somc,o,f l.lic_Dark kind,at.
' " , BELDEN’S.

COARSE (Gray) Rock Salt, for sale in any
, _quantity,- by . HUBBELL ck. CO.

_4a

which tliebighcst cash prices will be paid
' -' S’ -E. OLMSTEAD.

, ' .. Plasterinjg‘ Hair.
OF a superior quality, iiwholesale or retail
by ‘ CHAS. T. LEONARD.

. TIN HOOFIN G,

G_UTTERS,.Eavet'roughs and Conductors,

and all other jobbini.-sin 'l‘in, Copper and
Sheet Iron, done‘ with neatucss and dispatch,
' and on the most reasonable terms, by '
‘ GEO. F. BELDEN.
Norwnlk, Jan. 10, 1857.

, , Sledges and Hammers.
'l‘_0NE:_tnd Blacksmith’s Sledgcs and ham-
iners, all sizes,just received by
Will. 0. ST

REET.

Beef, very choice at
.S. E. ,0LMSTEAD’S.

Crockery, China. & Glass Ware.

ONE‘of the largest, richest and be.1tselect-
ed stocks of Crockery, Glassdc China
Wares,to be found in.'Norwalk,.can now be
seen ‘at the store of the subscriber at South
No;-walk, together with a generalassortuiciit
of Groceries, &c., all ofwhich will be sold at
‘exceedingly low prices. "G. W. SMITH.

. ' Cemeut;‘2la_ster, &c.' ' ~
is

HAMS and Dried

niinuvr Calciife'd‘Plasterdnd 'a3bl_eDust,-
“by the _Bushel,~ Barrel or Loa ; f r sale‘
CHAS. ',l‘. LEON RD.

ALF Skins and Cattle Hides wanted, for ,

I V V ‘ I ~ ‘ C. 4 .
.- . Cash . laid for Eggs.
HE‘ Subscribers will pay the highest mar-
ket price for Eggs. "
' MEEKER & OIJISTEAD.

- —- Pertihzers I 1‘ertilize'rs I
PERIJVIAN and Coluinbian Guano. _
Super-Phosphate Lime, Poudrefte,
' ' Land Pliisttr, &c.,
constantly on hand, and for sale by
- CHAS. T. LEO
Norwalk, May, 1857.

Hides I Hides I
CASH paid f'or all kinds of Cattles Hides,
.- - at S. E. Oi.usrs:An’s.
AL

EST lndia ‘Molasses. something very
nice Mi_-ii-iiclik Jr. Or..\is'ri:An.

FLOUll',7 some of the b

NARI), ’

est in market, at
Oi.-I.lS'l‘.I‘3AD.’S-"

‘NOS 7? B85139 "l_"I -
,,-Aiusuedsiq sq: in poaieoei qsnf ‘serum
-0} so} suid [)9,1B.lq3‘[il0 S,llBllI8's33I]o "3

olive oii.
VERY superior article for Table use, war

ranted pure, For sale by
KNAPP «Ir LYNES.

saiti suit I

SACKS ofprinie Liverpool Salt,jus
received and for sale ;a1so,

Sugars.

100-

-1 NOTHI-IR.‘ -lot‘--‘of those‘ beautiful Kid
‘Gloves-at 2s 6d a pair. 
0. s. CLARK.

l

of their customers ;‘a_nd the public to -

mcr cust'om,.bclic‘ving,as they" do, that they 3’
_ can and do sell all goods in their line, at as
-cheap-.a rate and-as-good a quality as can be

BOXES American,French and En-

 
 

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all

to

arri

-tion

Danbuy.L&”l>Iorwa.lli:§ft_ailroad. 

. SUM1lfEli"‘.ARRANGEnIENT.

lows : ' _
nAN..nuR.1r.'1.‘..0 50"’-T3

South Norwalk at'8.l0
with the? 00 A.
the New York an ,
New Haven .f‘or New 3
stations.

. 2d Passenger :1
South Norwalk with the 4.30 P.
datiou trai_n_'fr6m New Haven-

Soiitb Noi'wnlk,‘_'w
 Express Train t
uen, ,
all . . .
"_Pa.9,_ae_n,ger and Fr:
Arriving_a_t
sengefs goili
Train from

,1-. is. Passenger Train from South
_Ridgefield- M5 6.43 P. ' ' 
.l.0'C.'1‘l.l.N.0«B
. l-at. Passenger
sengers f'ro_in
vcn 7.00.A..

ing at all stations.
2:! Passenger and
Receiving-Passflnil
from. New; York; I!“
Train from -New." Haven. 1'9“!
~Passengers.-and; I-‘re

wait twenty minutes, s
delayed as long; ,

- 3d- Passenger at 6.05 P. ir.— Receiving pas-
sengers from the ,-4.30 P. M. accommodation
train, from New Haven,andtbe 4 P. M Boston
Ex ress Train from New York, and arriving
‘ “at anbur
stations.
__Stages fro
‘field Station so as to connect with the 7.00
'A.'M-‘. and _'the 4.30 P. M. trains‘ _. and return on
t_he arriv
A. M. ‘an

Danbury, May 18, I857.

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C0.\IME.\lCING May -'35. 1557-
ns run d’aily,;(Sliudays exccpted,) as fol-‘

IVORWAY I!
t . 7.00 A. M. -'-_-Arriving_ at
A. ii. and connecting
M. accniiimodalion train on‘
d New Haven ll.i.i_lrond, from
oi-k. I Stopping at all

t Passenger a

t 4.15 P.i\[.—Connecting' at
M. accommo-
Stopping at’
 Passengers going‘ East from
ill take the New York 4 i-.
0 Bridgeport and New Ha-

stations.

 
 
 

 . ti‘. Jlllfi.

‘ I-‘min, iiie Advertising Oflice, 335 in... :..-..y, my.

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

, Pia'iio_'1'‘ortes"i \
ROM $25 t9_-‘$500, Tuuiisrox &'. So.\‘s_.
wholesale‘ and. retail dealers in Plano

-.-/-r. .-.-.—.-.- ~,—. .-..,._.

' Fortes and Melodeons, offera large assort-

ment _oI’ i,nsti-i_uneu_ts“'of‘ the best makers of,
.New. York 5nd:Boston, at the very lowest pri-
ces._ I?ers9ns,wi§h{ng,n good instrument can
,ge|ect'_f'roin.~ .greater_ "variety than at any
other establishment. * .
‘ " ~' . -N. THUBSTON do Soxs,’

I ’ ' 554 Broadway, N. Y.
elodeons to rent. sly16

, -

IN. B.—-Pianos and M
“ Important ‘to Gas Consumers.
ALSE-Y’,S Patent Coal Gas "Generator,

paratus ever invented for Churches, Facto-
ries, Stores. Sch00.l3.-_ l1ote.1s..PI'.iV8.ie. _D“’°"
lings. Towns. and Villages. The apparatus.

and the 3.30 P. ii. Accommodation Train,

Stations'East of Norwalk. , -

' ight, at 0.40 P. M.-_;
Norwalk in time‘ for Pas-_
t-'to‘ take the «9 ml. Express
Passing the 6.05
Norwalk at

.S..o-If-Ir
‘Wes
cw Haven.

M. _ .. . A I
WALK 1'0 ,!')ANBUI_!Y
at 9.20 A. 93- Re_ceiv.iug past
the New York and the New Ha-.

vingat Danbury at_l0_.30‘A.’, M. Stop-
Freight. at ii .20 A. u.-

ers from the 9 .A_. it. Train

'v.iug and landing
ight atoll he Way ‘Ste-
t l F. ii.; TbisTrain will

s,;and arriving a ,
bould either '_1'raiu be

y at 7.I5 P. Stopping at_ all
in Rid gclield Centre run to Ridge-
al at the Ridgefield Station of the 9.20

(1 s.oo‘i>-.'--ii. trains. _
HARVEY -SMITH, Sup’t.

I85

S
is

IHOIISRIOHIC Railroads at
Exriii-zss-At 1.30 P. M.‘

Earp
seug

port

and
ford

Rail
_Rail
9.15

tion

A

'I‘

- T

and

P

ton

tha

The

at New Haven;

's'toppiug‘a

Trainsfrorn Norwalk to Wow YorI:.—At
4.45. 6.00, 6.4-}, 8.15, and 10.53 A. M. ; 2.35
(ex.) 3.00, 5.45 and‘ 10.05 .r. M., express.

Sllpf.’s Office,

Haven.

without delay;

Stone. and C, ,
Frazee, In connection with
Providence. and Boston an
ro- (is, leaving N
E cepte_dL from

wharf above

of the mail train wh

. III. .
TheC. VANDERBILT, from New York,-

Mouday A,
nington, Tuesday, Thursday‘ and Saturda .

The COMMODO
duy,

enjoy a night-’s' rest uudistiir

'1I'.j!‘.; &‘1I‘. 3.3811!!!‘ ' ad.

7 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. I857
Commencing May 25. 1857. '
Trains to New ‘York.

From .N‘ew Have-vi.

'CCOMMODATlON.-At5.:*-0,7.00and 9.35

A. it. Local-‘Express, and 4.30 I’. ii.

The 7.00 Ajir. and 4.30 i-. ii. trains receive
passe

nge'rs~fi-om the Danbury Railroad at Nor

9.35.5. .\i. train rcceivcspassengers from

Bridgeport. .
, (in aouncction with
Train from Boston,) receiving pas-

I‘€SS
in the New London Railroad

ers fro

, Norwalk and Stamford- At 9.00 l?.iM.

Trains from New York
For .N'ew Haven.

Accoir.—At 7 A.M.. 12.30, 3 30 and 4.30 r.x'
EXPRESS TizAi.\'s—At 8,A. )1. and 4 P. ii. for
Boston, via New Haven,Harti'ord,Spi-ingficld

Worcester ; the 8 A. M. stopping at Stam-
and Bridgeport; the 4 r. :1. at Stamford

Norwalk and Bridgeport.

V ‘The 8 A. M.trainconnects with Housatonic,
Naugatuck, Canal and New London Railroads
The 3.30=i>'..\r. train connects with Naugatuck

\

road. '

The 4 r. M. connects with New London Rail-
road.

The 7 and 9 A. ,
P. .\r. -trains connect with.Daubury -‘I: Norwallt

ii. Accouimodatioii and '4

road at Norwalk.

Trains from JV'orwaIIc to New Haven-‘ -At

A. M., at 2.50, 5.39, 6.02 (ex) and 6.47 i‘.M

Seelargebillof advertisement at the Sta-

Houses, and Hotels. _
37 Canal-st., New York.
Office. Station House, New
JAMES H. sIOYT, Sup’t.

ran nos-roar.

as-‘t -Supt’s-

HE regular Mail Line -via-Slonington, for

Boston and Providence-—Inlaud _ route
change ofcars or baggage,

he steamers COMMODORE, Capt Joel
the Ston ngton and
d Providence Rail-
ew York daily, Sundays ex-
"Pier No. 2 North River, first
Battery place, at 4 o’clock,‘ p in-.
.30 p.m., or on the arrival

Stouington at 3 M
ich leaves Boston at 1.30

, Wednesday and’ Friday. From Sto-

RE from New York, 'liies-
Tbursdny and Saturday. Frcm Staining-
Monday,‘We‘dnesday, and Friday.

9

Passengers proceed from Stoningtcn per
Railroad to Providence. and Boston. In the
Express
- ral hours in a _
and in ample time for all the early morning
lines connecting North and East. Passengers

Mail Train_.reaching said place seve-
dvance of‘ these by other routes,

n on board the steamer

tprefer-it remai
bed, breakfast if

desired.

A Baggage Master accompanies the steamer
and trainthrougih each way.
' For. passage. be
apply-n_f‘_Pier No.

ficc No. 10 Battei-y-place.

lftlls, state-rooms r-r freight
2 North River. or at the of

1357. ci-eat Central Itoute

ton

and

day
the

sum
Stca

Ma
Pa

Loni
Th

get

ll'.0.|'

B

One of the following Steam
Central Ra_il__Bpad W!
I-‘.very Evening (Sn
the arrival of the l

Norf h Shore,

WESTERN WORLD. John S Richards, Co
leaves Buf|'aIo~.\Inmlayfl and Tluirsd

PLYMOll1‘lIROCK'. P. J. Ralph
Buffalo Tuesdays and Fridays.

MISSISSI Pl, 8. G. Langley, Cominaiidcr,
fiilo wedncsdiiys and Saturdays.

Passengers desiring a Passage all
road from Buffalo or Suspension B
Tickets via. the Buffalo and Lake Huron or Great West-
ern Railways, and Michigan Central R. R. from Detroit.

Passengers for St. Louis or Kansas, by taking
“ Jollet Cut 00'. ” save ‘I2 hours Time and 30 Miles
Road Travel. ‘Trains of the Micliizan Central R. R. run
into the “ Great Central Depot.” Chicago, from which
the Chicago Is Galena, Illinois Central, and Chicago &
Burlington and-Quincy Rail

For the Speedy Transmission of Freig

Unsurpassed .

Dock

F. N
G. B.

nace an
etc. We: warrant all. these things, and; our

135.7.
AND

iaicuicaw CENTRAL

as-gum ~

‘ :"B.‘a.:l:1” ‘nbaa -:I:-1n“e-

UF‘F,\I.O to Chicago, Detroit, Milwaukee, Giilcna,
Rock Island. St, Louis. Cairo, Dubuq_iie, Burling-
St. Paul, and all points in the Great West !
ill leave the Michigan
inrf, fool: of Erie Street, Buffalo’,
"I
.'.:press Trains from Albany, Boston
York. running Directly through to Detroit, via:
Without landing, reaching Detroit" next
in time. to coiinectwitli the l.igli_fning .'l‘rain_over
Michigan Central ’Rail_ Road. ari'i\'ing in Cliicago
e night; there connecting with all Rail Road - and

m Boat Lines to the Great West.

H

a
I

New

mniander,
aye. . -~
Commander, leaves

leaves Buf-

tha way by Rail-
ridgc should take

the
Rail

ds depart. ,
lit this Route ls"

rk Packages. “ Care C. L. Seymour. Buffalo, (I-‘i-eight

Agentlor the Line,) who will forward Freight in any
. direction wl

tli all possible dispatch.

ssengerii by di-liveriisg Checks to the Agents on the

cars,’ can have Baggage eorivryeil to the Boats Free of
Charge. Baggage checked through to -Oliioago is 5:.

ll.
i-ougli"I'ickets can be purchased-.1't all ‘the princi-

-pal Rail Bond and Steaniboiit Offices in the United States
and Cunarias ; Great Western Bailu'ar. Rochester. and 17
Exchange St_.. lli_ifl'ulo, and at the Oflices on board the
Steamers. and Michigan Central Rail Road Office on

the

CH.-IS. E. NOBLE,
General Agent, Buffalo.

 K
GlBs%N: Travail!!! !‘S°.""- _s,..24

Architects, Contractors,

, foot of Erie St., Bufinlo.

UILDERS. and all. who deirea good

house to live in, are solicited to call and
our estimate for Tinning, Plumbing, Fur-
(1 Range Setting, Bath Tubs, Showers,

l_;_ Ii‘ ‘s uper'o .
mans ipi Ergligrx.

UTTER, fl large lot iiyuie flrkin.justt‘re-
ceived at . E, Oi.nsrrAn’s.

Locigwooll 99 Co.

Clieupertlianever, by A. ilioii‘i«‘.iioiisi-i.—,M_:.."ns Goons... .

. ' FINEarso‘rtmonttofsl.adies Di-leis _Gojod‘y,;

just suitable foi"'tlieheaiion~.~'at -‘ 2
L. H. RANDLIPS.

- very ‘short ‘i’iot_ice'='iu'

M. Accoinmodatir-n_.'l‘raiiis, ’.-out .

d the 9.35 -Accommodation

_ 4 , from V the Housatouicm
Railroad at _ Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-.

t Bi-idgeport_,_Norwalk and S taiii_ford- .

_VAND_ERBlLT, -Capt. W. -H...

‘a'ys‘lTxcep'ted.) immediately after‘

- ‘F 97-4‘ 3 7!""'...'-'u’a~"- ..a.'''' s-':;..-.-..- -.-- . .,

with Pipes, and‘ Fixtures, can -be put up pl
‘ _‘ any Establishment,
To,wn,or Village; and on the most reasonable
(terms, by application to . - - - 
, WAKEFIELD; - -

l’E'l‘ER

I’ractical‘Gas "Steam jttter. 194 Court-st.,
Brooklyn, L. 1.‘, where the apparatus maybe
seen in full operation. ‘ ‘ _

'N.‘B,.-A ‘choice’ selection of Chandeliers,
Brackets,’ Pendants, &c., always in Store or
-made to ol'(lel'_. s_6m'z3

Farina Crackers. ,
HE attent-io_n of families is solicited to

burgh Farina,,Crackers., _ They are very heal-
thy and nutritious, and most desirable for

pound. ,For a Lunch; Traveling or Pic-nic
Cracker, tlicy-ate" unaurpassed. Liberal din-
count to Dealers-. . Address . _
QUINBY «Ir. KELLOGG, Sole A gents, . '

3m22s. . 375 Greenwich-sin N..!'.

Save your Money! .

NEW Carpet, Floor Oil Cloth, and~Paper

' Hanging Warehouse, No. 4 Fourth Ave-
nue, between 4th and 8th-sts , N. Y. ,Eiigliiih
Velvet, Tapcstry,Brussels, Three Plylngrain,
and Venetian Carpeting at 20 per cent’. less
than any other ~ establishment in the United
States. "This I am enabled -to dofrom the
fact that my rent and expenses ar'e,fl‘om"6 to
$7.000 pci"_ye'ar_less than most (riser *'houses_
in thiscit-y, also that I buy and sell my goods
strictly for Cash. , English and Ainerican Oil‘
Cloths from 2 to 2-1 feet wide. cocoa and

Windcw Shades of every style and variety.
Curtains, Cornices,_i:tc. French and Ameri-
can Paper Hangiugs. 5000 yards. Oil Cloth,
“Om 28 “(.1 to 38 per yard. I000 yards Tapes-

_ ‘ try Carpet at 55 p_‘er yard, 500 yards Stair
' Carpet at 4s per yard.

_ . B.—-A new paten-
ted article of Matti-asses,-fully equal to hgif
costing about one-half the price. 7 - ’
W. R. HAv_i-iivs‘, No. 4. 4th Avenue.
3ml6s ' near the Bible Hons-e,'N. Y.

Great Bargains !
IN Spring and Summer Clothing. for Men’s,
Boys’ and Children’s wear, at astonishing.
ly low prices. "James H. Barns, Union
Clothing. Warehouse. has removed to No. 20
Fourth Avenue N. Y., opposite the Cooper
Ilistitnte, where he will be p_léa's‘e'd‘ _tos‘e'e’ his
fl‘lelldS'a'n(l'OllSI5OI!Iel'8,‘ and have ' them exam-
ine his new audiexténsive stock of :~‘p.iing‘anil
Summer Clothing, manufactured the most
Fashionable Style, combining Beauty with
Dui-ability‘. A large and assorted Stock 'of_‘ '
READYZIIADE -CLO THING, ' ,
Of every‘ pi-ice,,style and quality, whicbl can
and-will~ sell as low,-if. not lower, than any
other house» in-this city. 1 . . . ~ ' .
‘My custom department is in charge of First
Class Cutters. who produce a Fitting and
Fashionable Garment in every instance }at
short notice. _ ‘ _ .
' Furnishing Goods of every description. and
from the extracrdinary facilities of bu ing
Goods at the Lowest Reteis, for Cash, am
thus enabled to give you Good Bargains. ‘
‘ ' ' JAMES H. BEERS, '
euue, opposite Seventh street,
s3uil7

20 Fourth Av
New York. ‘

Patent Spring Beds,

P‘A'l'E.\"l" Spring Under Beds, Pure Hair Maf-

, tresses,» and Patent Improved ‘Premium
'Mosl;'uito Canopies and Nets. We manufac-
ture and offer for sale the best Beds ever sold
in this or any other market. A personal ins-
pectionlwill satisfy any one of thccorrcctness
of what we state. Our Mosquito Nets com-
bine beauty, clicapness, simplicity, and per-
fect security against iusects, witliout obstrucr
ting the circulation of’ air. Dealers and oth-
ers will consult their own interest by‘ ‘exami-
ning our Beds and Nets before purchasing
elsewhere. C. B. it W. S1-iu1~ro.\': Agents ' ‘
3m2Is20_9 Canal-st., N. Y. (cast of Broadway.

The consumptive: ‘Last Hope.-

DAILY experience proves that Consump-
tion is not that fatal disease which it was
once thought to be.

the most astenishing cui_~_es._wliicli are made b

the use of the. EAST INDIAN CONSUM -
TIVE REMEDY‘. The receipe of which will
he sent on the receipt of FOUR POSTAGE
STAMPS, or uppint bottle by the remittance
of $2. Address _ ' '
ly5s Dr. GRAY, 508 Brooms St. , New York.

Q. 2 Dentistry.

C

Court for an infringement on A1leu’s Patent
Continuous Gum Teeth. having been decided
in my favor, I am now prepared to manufac-
ture f'ull or partial sets of my ? ‘ 4

Improved. Cmttinnou: Gum Teeth,

on my Improved atmospheric Pressure Plates,
which aresuperior to any new in use, and
which can be inserted with or without extrac-
ting the roots. People in want of Artificial-
Teeth can,save fifty -per cent. by calling at
my office, where specimens of all the new
styles of Dentistry can be seen.
_ . Having every facility. Iain now prepared
to maniifhcture for the profession, or give in-'
structions in the art. I have also recently
discovered it new process of benu_mbiiig the
Gums for the extraction of Teeth, which can
be used in all cases, and without the slightest
pain to the patient. It is entirely ilifferent
from the freezing process. wliicli can only be

5 .

.. -used in fewcases. and. generally with ‘more’

pain than the extraction of the tooth.
,F_ul,l,set,t_s_ of _te_etb on fine gold plates, 525-
Silver. ‘ lo.

Gutta Percha, 10
-Partial sets on line gold, per tooth. . 2 .-
Silver, ' 1
-Pivot. . 1:

. Extrnciing, ~ '25¢¢;;.

‘All work warranted to give the best satis-
faction. Dit.N. B. Gl‘.Il-‘I-‘I.\', 257 Fulton-st.,
ly4s . _ opposite Clinton-st., Bivioiilyu, N. Y.

 

 . 1’iano.I'ortes. . 

AMES VA.-N .l{.(l’Eli.. Piano Manufacturer
. . 1I_8.’-.W.9Q'%B‘f:Sfi.'flew‘ York. offers to
dealei's.‘aud.otlicr‘s a~‘flue assortment‘ of First

- Clusrlnstrumeuts of 6, 6; and 7 Octave.-

wan-anieii equal‘ to any made for _b,eu'uty of

, low. ' Mer-
chants from all sections are invited to an ex.
aminatiou before buying. Orders by letter
pxioinptly executed. " JAs. VAN Rirmi.

lyl ' ‘ ‘ " ‘” “ 178 Wooster st,, N. Y."

,_I:.adies’ . Dress Caps and
 ~~H_u—A-n--- niu-issue,
 RS. LEV.IN’S‘ Fashionable Dress Cap es-
_ tablisbment, 309$ Broadway, N.Y., Rib-_

bpns, Laces, Mourning Goods, and Embroide-
ries a'tGreut’Bargaii'is, wholesale and retail‘;
illjllincrs supplied on liberal terms. Cdutry
Millinérs gpgl Mepgliguts pie invited to ‘exam-
ine our stock. V4.3,

~ M. H. CHAMBERS,
 BROADWAY,N. Y.,invites atten-

tion to his splendid assortment of‘-
l"i'ne Jewelry, just received for Ilolidfii Pres-
ents, .l'c.' lfinc Cameos, Florentlnes, Paint-
ings, Pearls. Didmonds,Lavas in Sets, Brooch-
es, Ear Rings ‘and. Bracelets, Fine Gold
Watches, Chains, Necklaces. Leontines,L0ck-
ets, «to. String Coral and Jet Goods, Plated

and Walker streets. N. Y. 1y
l‘a_tentF_use, Caps,&_c
0I.MS’l'EAD’8.

Thermometers.

A NEW supply just received by
, KNAPP Jr LYNES. I‘

OWDER and shot,
. at

PROVISIONS efsevery Xlbgsgnaf

TTO Rose, warranted pure. at the I_)l_s-

pe_r.saiy., _ , ,Bi-isi-tiafli-:Ki:\So!_+.'~~ -
Piueir Water at the Dispensary. .- ‘« _;_.._ ;_.
L. L. Biiiisic & Sex.

-. -~-me;
"“ ‘S

“the cheapest -and ‘most simple Gas Ap- .

.— llinmau &.-Co.’s.(late Davis) Lansing-'

Cbildren, averaging. .a,b«.,ut iiincty to, the ‘

Canton—Matting, Rugs. Mats, Stair tRo’ds,'efc_. —

We are daily hcaringjof .

osrixuousiGum‘ Teeth.—'l‘he Suit lately‘ ‘ "
pending against me in the U. S. Circuit“

§0ile..Wpr-‘kin-uu.shlp. and for standing in tune-
fm auy‘cliina'te.’ ’Pl'lc0S very

Ware, Pencil Cases, &c. Watches and Jewel- .
' r repaired on the premises, between White

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House, Appleton’; P-Iiildiug. 3-ill it 348 _Broadway,- N. X

..3.A.CH GI. -HENN,
‘lV:[Ai\‘ifii‘_.\eroiii:iis of Fancy, -Bronzed and
I Gilt -‘Ir-mi Fri:-niture, viz : Bed-‘
steiids, Chairs, Tables-?, Settecs; Hat Stands,
Urnbrella Stands. l'(‘i‘i-e-Stands and Sets, Fl.-n4,’
"ders, Aiidirons,‘ Spittoolis, Baskets, etc,’ ‘

Factory and Show Room No. 246 (late No.
7,) Canal-st., (between Centre and Elm) N.Y:
N. B.—-All kinds oflrou Furniture made td
order. ‘ .- ,,-3mm‘

JACKSON BENNER, 283 Hudson-st.‘, Ni
Y-shave just opened in their new store;
an entire how and superior stock of ‘

Spring a.-ml Smn.-nwr'.lIIa.'ntillas ,-
oficvery fabric and description, and of tbs
newest and most desirable styles. We havg
now onc’ of the most attractive stocks ever
offered in l.his_market; wbichfor b_e'auty'and
novelty cannot be surpassed.’ Ladies will
.s_avc_20.pcr cent. by patronizingour estab-
lishment, as we are not obliged to charge im-

.\

most complete exhibition-‘room inl the city.
Mourning Mantillas constantly on hand -and

Best Black Silk. J Acxsnx & BENNIER,

'l‘he.‘8tli Avenue-cars pass‘{ the door every
three ‘minutes-. The 5th Av. cars crossspriu
witbin‘o_ne' minutes walk. ‘ ‘ ‘ - 'v3mlb

Cancer:-can: be .cured- I‘
R. J. B. DENNIS‘-.removee ..Caucer with-
out the use of the Knife. This we ‘pro-

. claim to all -the world,-.and invite one and all

who are afflicted with this terrible malady, to
call at No. 6 Bleeckcr‘sl.reet.--..Tne. Cancer in
‘tlir. Breast. or any part of. the human -system
which slowly-insiiiuiites its llafcerating limbs
in various directions, daily increasingto cre-
ate fresh pangs, was ‘only’ _. ‘eradicated by am-.
put.-..tiou.’ ' - ~ - ._~ -- -.
We mm: cry aloud, no m0f¢,ampMl¢tii0ft' ,7
No more cutting and slashingfhis noble-form
which God has ' given to man, for with" ' my
Plaster and Alterative Syrup. I can effectual-
ly remove Caiicéi',‘fo_r‘it’ is a sure and safe
rcmedy,,nnd_-_f'or which we refer to the-follow
ing persons. witlrscores-of others. '- '_ --
1'r1l(l‘rc. Cnrlile Walt 361- Eiglitli-street-,_‘N
Miss Celia Wheeler, 65 Third-st. ,
Mrs. Edwin E. Ebbets. 17 East 31st-st.
, in-., ,Adria_n*B'cgart,“ll3f‘7Myrtle "Avenue,
Bx-o9kl,n__i -. . -_ "
Mrs. Ilary Cbown, il0‘Pearl-st. = 
Mr. S; E. Walker, Town of Greenfield,F

bush.-L‘: I. - , - _.
s Smith, 124 Avenue G. N.

- on. A

/

‘lai-

Y.

ackion-st., Ken-

Mrs. Sylvanu
City. - -
Andrew Zanes, Sliackam
sin«_.¢ton,Phila.Pa. . . . '
N-. B.-—-Charges moderate;
 1 _ , J.,B.,_D,ENN,IS, M. D..
’ , 6 Bleecker-st., N. Y.? ‘
D_n. .'l'.‘B:.h1IllN1s’ _ - _a
Alterative 8i. Hepatic Syrup-.
Is an article I-have used for-twenty’ years in
my'p_ractice,_ and can recommend it for the
fu_..owing diseases, namely, Diseases of 11,,
Ll\‘Bl‘_._Kl(lllC s, and Spine, for Dropsy, sci-0|.
I-is-‘F-§m_-la. ancer, Syphilis, Eruptions _ot
the Skin, Rheumatism‘, and Mercurial Affec-
l.l0:)S,'Fll'Sb‘ Stage of Consumption, Illdlgeg.
tins. Piles, and Affection of the‘ Heart, ‘also-
Constipation of‘ the .Bo.we~ls.' I-"bare -always‘
Iouudita sure, and safe remedy for lrregu.
liirities of Females. Thisis specific and cer-
tain in itsiclfccts, operating onxy on the gig.‘
eased pars, without infiaming‘ healthy struc-
tures,-debilitating.-the system, or disturbing
the function of any orgaui, but cansinga new
or alterutivc action of_ tlie.liver,of such sul‘-
ficient severity. to.bani_sh the natural malady.
leaving the-entire system in a healthy state.
The A_lt‘e_ra_tivo and Hepatic "Syrup, when ta-
ken into the .iit_eniacb'. ‘undergoes’. the saint-1
process of.dig=sfion.that operates. upon‘ the-
food, itis _absorbed into the s‘ysteiii,'au"d‘wlf_en
itsreinedial powe'rs"co_mo-into, contact‘ with
the diseased organ, it ,‘ex.ercis.es,a sp_ecific'in-

tht.-‘diseased "organ to“ its ,natul‘5I,l ‘healthy
Sii:l.'.-‘J. ‘Price 31 per bottle.‘ '_I’rep'iired b 9 
lyii J. B. DENNIS. M. D_.,. 0 Bl‘eecker-st..'NtY-

. Gold Medal Pianos. ;
STE-INWAY 4'13 S0nS..M_auufac_turers, 84 Walker
slreet, N. Y.. received the following Fir-it
Prise .MadaI.v- in competition» with the. big;
makers of Boston,
and Baltimore. _ .. _ _. ,
- Two First Prize Medals at the Metropolitan
Fair, Washington, March 1855.. j .
- -A Gold Medal, at the Crystal Palace, New-
York‘. November, 1855. (being the ‘only
Medal given for Pianos within "the last isix

years.)

f A Gold‘ Medal at ih

Baltimore. 1856.
The First Prize

e, Mdrybind ‘ lnstlthte,

were the first musical talent of the Country,
such as M. Meson, Gottscbalk; slvollenhaupt.

tbreeyca_rs,_‘i_ind a written guarantee’ given.
Pinnos packed and shippedwithout charge.-—
‘Prices inoderate. - , 1y5l

~ New Medical Work‘ 
~ Y Dr. Watson. “The Cause and Cure,”-ai
. 4 coinp_l‘ete'p‘ractical treatise onS eruiator-
l'll(x).\‘ or ‘Seminal Weakness. and rematui‘-e
Exliullsfiou. with Local} Debility, illdllcéd. by
early indiscreticn. excess, or 'otherica‘nse‘s-, Iii-
woicli the mttllfle and efi'eofs’-i'_if‘- this; ‘insidious
mxlady,'loge.Ih'el‘ with the tréat-meal-‘fire fully
e‘xpla.ined., To which is added is Treatiseion‘
Sypbiliticor Yenereal Diseases. -illust ted
by numerous anntouiica'l‘plates-and- selling.
of every varietyof thoseidilit-‘aseu-.---" "‘ " ; ‘
Organs of Generation--in the lllale; - organs
of Generation ‘in--the‘ -I-‘-eiifiale; Herinaphro-
IIISIII; Masturbation; Symptoms -. and ieffecfs
of Spcrmatorrhea;_'l‘re‘atinent of Impotence,
Plly8lcIl._BX_lItll.I8I.l0ll and Depression of -Mind.
, ,Vc,ne‘resl, Dlle88€,8'..+_Sympt0i'll8~ pf‘.Genor-
rhea ;. Gleet; S.trictnre‘;’*Tr_eafnient ‘olIGon-
orrheii and‘ Stricture‘; Sypllilis’,'%~prini‘ar -and
secondary ;'Bu_bo,' and Secondary '8' phi is.‘
Dr." Watson’s”work ‘is-the ‘rés_i'i‘lt 9%‘ long ex-.
perience in hospital- :iud‘private‘pract-ice, both
in-the'UII.itcI1 States audio Europe; and em.‘
bodies alltltat cl|Ii”be' said on tIies‘e“important
subjects. Notonly tlios‘c‘0|I'e‘cted,‘but all per-
sons, may read this work for his information,
and use warning; It-is t'he;oi‘ily‘wo‘rlt which

One Delhi‘. seut'free‘of'3 posta‘ge,'_ ‘ 4-
To be had of the Aiiinor,.~Dr.: w._ Watson. at.
-his residence, 55 Walker street, it few .,doo‘rs.
west.-of Broadway. New York, where he may
-be consultedoii the above? s_ubject_s_froi'n 7 iii
the morningto 9'o’c‘.-lock at-night. j 1‘
- fir. Watson-is-also consulted by letter. and‘
will forward everyurlditional instruction and’
the‘meuic_inei'I[ ‘rel aired. , The-‘ conslilting fee
in such casesis Five Dollars; witliout hvliicb’
letters cannot he replied to its the proper con-
'sideral.ion of cases necessarily)‘ requires some
time. W. WA, ‘,“ .~D., ‘ '
ly-15‘ Formerly Surgeon to tbe:‘Lock' Hospital-

A Vitalizing-.\I3l'emen_t.——’~
TO CONS 3.

A i-u:sic_iAx~of,higli3_5tanding, and tomes],-
- - ~ ‘a‘l’rofessor in one'of the Medical Insti-

' 'F'!IIéll.!9.filll399'?'!I!i|'Yill9!Y retires I‘;'_otna9;

me _piactice._ who has been suffering fl-gin
Piilinonary Discase,_dis_co_vci'cd,- while travel-
:lIlgClll_ Soutl:_Amc:'ica fprt_-biséigalth, accnxre
c:'_ onsump ion, ‘rouc I is. h - _'l_

___and~ge_nc_r_iil_debility_; and heingurstw-a,r1e 0:11:31’:
tliou_sandsare sutl‘criu'g'“a_ud dying "annually
fdroi_ii- this ‘most grendliil cflall Piilsleascs; he is
esirous rom ie priucip eso n't ,‘ ‘f
ipiikipg known tliisgmost"valuublc‘El:?ndd)y.:.'
. run “resei loaf" illsan Ilsstu iii Pgeill ii
Stamps ot_.Il.mnze.Ine‘ .3 ,1 semi afllegipe, pd};
ful__l directions for maning apd‘8lIs:Pl!i!.3Il1ll¥
usingit. ' -‘ " " -
" he stiimint
tag-e, and the fie

required._ls applied for Bog.
ytuent of this aidviii-iisemum,
_ . Addrc _ r.uEv_i':_aoUGii, M. -D.
tf‘24‘ ‘ ‘Box 23, I”.'_0.,‘Brooklyn, N. Y,

Pair-bank’: -Platform 8:. Counter,

- scAuns.~g
A»IR_BA,_NKS at C0. have recently opened
_ a spaciouswarehonse at 189 Broadway,
091 lfqrlt. where they oifer at wholesale and.
E. W1 the .'-‘E198? 99'IIPl9I? 8§39Iftme9t0f, high-
, ng Apparalus to ‘be found in‘_tli‘e Unitedeslates.
Among the articlcs,ofi'ered will be 'found up-
wa_rds of, severity different modifications ‘of
I-‘airbauk’s Scales. Alsoza great variety of
Bakers’, Jewelers", Druggists’, Grocers’, and
other scales. Spring Balances,"-Patent Beams.
Testers,-Weights and Measures, etc.
Hwy all. Gaul S.celesiet in any pia-
coi'ii:try“p experienced workmen. , _
"Wholesale, Agents for E:t‘\)‘v\'l"g cimpfavea
Pateiit Self-heating Rcinry. i*'l.‘-9-._l.'on. ' _ ._ _ .
Orders by mail or oil.-*:'iv€rr it fit receive at-
.l.cntion. FA3:‘:B.:mi(Js goo;-.;~“\-~ -
Vtflll‘ 189 Bi'~r»:\<ivra;a_T Ilrifi yéfi.

 

Ni-shin \'lSSCHER.(l\\-‘ii?! k Co., General Advertising -

-rue new 1l!antilla.Honse. 

mcnse profits to ineelt Broadway ea-pemes.
We have spared no painsor expense in fitting _
up-our-store,and we-- have “the? largest and

made to order. N. TB.-Importers-of Bischoffs

283 Hudson-st., as few doors above Canal, N'.Y.

15 .

. -"
_llI

-fluciice'—it'bauislies‘t-he fmiilady and restol-es ,.

k'Ii.\v...;Yo‘rlt-;~Ifyiladeluhia .- A ’
I'Il‘i ‘‘

Medal at the Fair, ci-ystiiif .
Palace. N. Y., Nov. 1856.“ Among the‘judges‘ i

and many others. St. & S Pianos, (with Zanil _ .. _
without the Irou'Frame,)a_re‘-‘ warranted for -

givestbe; mode of treatment in 1 full: jPrice *

t€6f""f.ht' L

 
 

-J.-iiEEi’i7s
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are cnringihe Sick to an extent nevu-
'li‘cf‘ore lziiown of any Medicine.

 

 INVALIHS inn AND JUDGE FOR YOURSELVES. ‘

.IUl.l~1S HAUEL, Esq. the well known
CIIP.-llllllf Street, l’liilniIelpliia, whose cli:i::lcruji':te)c|l'ui?t:
are found at alnnsi every toilet, says:

“I 3'" h-'*l‘l‘)'I0 shy of vmir CA-m.uu-ic Pinu that I
have found then it lio_-tier 'f;m,ny ,,,,,,“,,;n, mi '30"
use, than any I-In-r within mv linnwlcdge ’ Man‘ olmm
friends have rr-m'7.i-ii iniulred benefits fiollll linen y (I my
ilicidc with me ii iielievi. ‘ I‘ E" W‘
virtues for driving mm in
are not only all’:
qiiitlilles iiliirli
wlioii they are ‘
'I‘lie veneraliio

limnn-, I52‘.-

“ list. .| I‘. A
-neat III-'IlElli, fin.
and lli|i..u.-x in-
me in the sprin-
liave ii.-ml _\uIlf
III‘? l‘|I|Ii'|i.~‘ niul
'|If:llll‘ll||::4 \\'l.ir
vmi fur the gun.

IOIIN‘ I-‘. IlI‘I.'\
says:

"-3 "'31 I'M‘. KW-“Pas extranrdinaw

‘ ‘ senses and ciiringtliesirlr ’]'hg'y

l- : .. - . . '

...'..'.; I‘.‘.i.E-'2‘;.“"" ".‘f"‘“"' '"-‘*° ‘W-
. . . tern ialuetl bv the pulylic,

:l)\\'lI." '
"'.W.’\RDl.A W writes Vfmin ma.

ill:-urel

i-ril, Isa
i:s—_Sir:l have taken pm". pm, "pm.
"“’ "*"*=~**'|'-‘st’. Izmuuur, fuss of n,},,,..;.,.
“"""“-n “'lIi"lI has of I‘m-- rears ovemk '
. ‘ . ' 9|!
i‘ A rm: (ll'I.~1P§1Ir_Vl|Il|‘ Pills ciireil me. I
harry Ir-rinriil inimv years in inv f .
i-Ills with iiiiliiiliiig l4Il(‘I'8ilH )1," ‘“','''Y
curs .- and I feel it a jileiisiire tm_~nmm:,Ih
yml liave Ilflllextlnql are ,[,,inE_u '“ M

‘TY-1"-3'!-. Sent-t' the Penn. lliiiltonifco-i
If. R. Gflize, Pliilmlelpfiirl Drr I1 13,-‘
|IlO9.'|:‘|if€ in milling l||v’|p_;'i;.“'"", "1'
IlIl‘Iill‘lII?S, |.;u.,,,,, ,g,,,‘h.Nl “W, In the
b """ "" """' .\’I-Iir Pi-rt il 'iiitl'(‘"mM'~Il
er williniit then: in i.... -'- , ’':m"'"'‘'-

. “ I'll.
“Sir: I lulu
elllI‘.:u'y nl‘ _\’III|
hi-iielil In-in ll
Pill.-‘. I am Ill
ever ciiiiseii! '-
'l‘lie iviilo‘
worth,‘ ii
" ll:\\'in-I 
u-.'¢rlil'_v‘fm2ii‘r .
-live.‘ I‘_ti_iu"~=c- . . . . ,‘,_,_,
liomlnr. lB,_ If‘-" . - "-:. , .. ......,.....__.-_.- , ‘ ', .
of iliseaseii tin) I’.-llnw. ey :in- ii’.-ll‘-‘Er W", _'-"
otlicr. In all cases where a purgative n,-um; is '""-"'17
. -I co-nfiileut'y cc"-uiiineml these Pill.- In my, ;‘:l|’."_'"'--
,snperinr to an nllier I have ever l.t:lllIli.~ 'n,,,,! .',,:‘_I‘‘ 
in their 1-; Hmii, ieml pl-ri'w-ily anti-—i(‘tiiiitio;. '5
in.-iko rli.-in in im'=I|u-‘ll-In uni--I.» fur lml-hr use l‘ll 
f.ir_in‘:iuy yea .< kmuvll _nm.- c_x,,,,.,, ,.m"m, ,u‘m_ ; 
Cmigli inedici is in the unrlll: iimi l:l".~‘e I'll‘-.-' “N in .
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“ Da. .7. 0. viii: — Ila-ar Sir: I llil\'i- ;,:.',,«:;_»]!.,:1:,?!:7
my birth wt‘! .-rn-t‘ul:t in iL- wn;-.<i f.nii iflI(ll'~‘,,.“. .' '
uroiily ye..'inI’.'tri:Il, and an lllllflltl til’ ;i_».,,,},,,, ,,'- ,u"-;_,3
have been riunplelely cured in a few in-..k,, ,,,.-~(,,,”, P'-
Willi \\‘lI:II freliiins m‘ n-juii-inir I write .5;.,', ,,,_h.‘

- iiiiicgiiig--I when your realize wliat I l::u-i- .-um-real an-«I'll
icing, ‘ 3, _ ’ _,' .

“ .\’ei'i-r until now liavc I lit-me free from Ibis lnillll-‘I .
'vIi.~'¢':ise in swine shape. A! IllnP.~' ii gm.-.,-k.,,| my H. W." .'
in-iiilc me c'llinu.~I b ind, In-siiles ilw iinguliir.-ilile 1‘.-;|,;'. .
otlii-rs it settled in the scalp of III_\' lueiul, .-mil (Ir.-'niI'\‘Nl.
hair, and lia<'k‘e’pt inc pnI’fl_\' bald all In\' .|;.,.,. _.,,,,,.'_,,-H, _
-it cairn-. out in my fare, anal kept it fur iii«q(n,,.’ ,.,:,.m,, _,

L u,{\liouy nine wr-alas ago I miiiiiien.-i-ll izikim. 3-...,,',
manic l'ills.aml now am r-niiri-l_v frrr frnui the ,._,,, ,,,_.-
.\I_v eyes are well, my skin is fair and my hair gm? .-3 '
iiieifcet! a _.liei_iItliy grmrlli; all of ivliirli uizikes me I
already I new person.
“ Hoping this stnteineiil may be the nie.-msul‘ cum-..y _ ,
formation lllll shall do good In others, I am, wiib .9 -
Yours, &c., ' -
, MMIIA ltl(?Kl~‘.ll.‘
' “I have known-lite above named Maria Ric-lie: ri
Iierchildlimd, and her statement is strictly 'ri~s-.

- ' ' “ .-\Nl)REl\' J. MIISI-1R\'E,
Oversi-.or'ul' Ilie Pi-rtsiiiiziitli .\laimf‘acturiu;g cu,
Can. JQEL. l'R.~\'l"l'. pf the ship Marion, wiites ft -'

Boston, 20!: April, lea-I:
“Your Pills have CI_Il_f'll me from a bilimis amirli irl. ,.
iroso from ileraugemeiir of 1- Liver, whim-in half but
‘very serious. I Iiml failed of any rt-iii-f_l»_\' my mt,-,.;,.; _.
and‘ fmnr every remedy I cmilil,lr_v; but If fnv drier 
your Pills‘ liiire complex:-ly I‘9.=lt'm«'ll me to limililx. I Ii.
ggivon‘ Ihéni to-my chililreu for we-riiis, with the in-:-i
facts. They were pmiiiplly cured. I rornniiiieniled II‘-
to I friend for cue-liven;-as, wliiczh’ bad Imiililoil him-,
months; he lolgI.'u_ie in a few days they had cumf If
You make the best medicine in the world-, and I anal. .,
=_o say so.” . _ /.

Read this from the distiviuiiii-I-rel Sulicitorof Ilisrfioipre - :
Court, whose brilliant abilities have miulc-‘liim it
known, not only in this but the iieiglilmrinc States.

- - “.N‘rm Orlrans. 5!]! fipril, l1.~‘54

: ‘f Sir: ,I have gfell-lalis,i'i1I'.Il0Il In assuring you I .
iiiyself and fmiiily have been very inurli lien. filed by _,-.
uiedicines. My wife was cured, lwiryaars shire, of ii
-van and dangerous cuugli,-by your Cumin I'm.-mg
and since then has enjoyed perfect hi-.-iltb. M child:
havo.scvera_I limes boeii coretivfmni attacks ii the Iul
ant: and Croup bv it. is an inviiliialilii nicdv
lh_escjcomplainIs.- Your CATHARTIC Piua ll eiilir
cured me from a dyspepsia and costivoness, which 1. ..
grown upon me for some y9i|I!,,—illIlC9d, this rare
Inucli irwre iinpuriant, from the (act that I had failed -'
get relief from the best Pliysicians wliirll Ibis section ,
the country affords, and from any of the numerous rcn -
dies-I had taken. _ ,

“You se_ein to us, Doctor, like a previdenlial ble-o-ii.,—,
'°:""' Tamil)’. 3""! )"'I| "ll! well suppose we are not iii.-
mindful of it. Yours respeclfiilly,

, LE.-\Vl'I'l‘ 'I'llAX'l'ElI."

_- -‘ Senate Chamber, Ohio, .a,mr 5M, I854.

. “ lb: 1. C. Au:a-- llonorrd Sir: I have made a Ila.»-
ollgli Inn! of lhe Carnnntc l’ii.i.s, lefl me by your ages.
lfld ll"! _||0In cured by lheinof the dreailful INIQIIIIIZIII.-~I'x:
under which he found me siifibring "I‘be'first do-o «-
llevod me, and a few subsequent times Iiaio e’ntiniy-
removed at disease. I feel in heiier health llowlhiin I--
301!!! Vial! Mf0|’G, which I tmribiile entirely to the offs: 5.-
your Cumin-rii: Pius. Yours with great vospc-".l.,

> ‘ . , LUCIUS ‘B. ME1‘C.-\LI."

The shore up all from persons who are publicly know ii
wliorotlic reside, and who would not make these slat.-
lsnu in t a thorough conviction that they werciru 3.

 emu-lme-1 chm:-u. imnii. iru-.-
- 1‘-1‘-BE .lt’SON, Norwalk: N. COMSTOCK {-
Son,=- Wilton. s 131.1

 

sentiment of gratitude‘,

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.."5S‘.1 ‘.VAS- . i '
J1 Gobi! Head of Hair is a Crown of G4'or;u.
Gui-uner’s Cu-cassiaii Balm, c:
_, , ‘Medicated. Compound. ‘
O,ar_.t,ioIe. hitherto submitted to public
A L“, patronage offers so. great a desidei-atuin
to the Toilet as R.’ G. Garcner.’s Circassian
-Bslii_i,_ or Medicated Compound.
. . Umzivalled. a's,_a .clea'nsing andfpui’-ilying
Wflslhandvgentleetiuiulant to the pores; ini-
P_I1'||_ng tone and vigor to tbe'liii_i_r, aud'resus-
1I‘e|i3§flI8.ill cases of weak and-tardy growth
thé1:EIi_feehled,epergies of‘ the system, undul-
-tiinatel establishing a luxuriance compara-
?ble-.tZo-l ehealtbiest constiiu_ion.- -
_t. 'l'uitIie- adult. as well as the tender infant.
I99 beneficial effects are equally certain. In
“I'll infancy: its application effectually re-
moves any ueposit of -scurf‘ or dandruff; per-
~venl_s its rccuri-ence, and imparts a healthy
Secljelloll 30- the capillary vessels, thereby
avoiding cutaneous diseases and eruptions of
{he ‘Wadi Whilst it materially tends to estab-
“Bh 1116 bugle and. permanency of a luxuriant
head of hair, unchanged to the latest period
oflife.’ . 
Manufactured.-.and for sale wholesale and
re_tuil_ by Gsnnxsa & Co.,‘New lleveu. Colin .
and by O. S. Cunt, frncy store, Norwallr.
L. H.,BAii-.r and MAIN. and Goaum, Ridge-
field. J -'l‘.u"i.oii"s drug store, Westpoit.

‘ I hledical Ilevolution« I
1'8! vtr.or.i._:.o.ui¢Ax:iuous:
 gfiollowayls 

f'r'I1L'- GRE./I 1' COUNTER IIRRJT/INT.

The virus of disease often makes its w:.‘. to the in
t°""‘.l °"3‘.""‘-““'°“El| I119 pores of the sl .5 . This pen-
°»““«"“3.'°'l'm‘°B"r meltlnfl under the l.:-ad as it is
rubbed In. is absorbed through the W... ,,1.,,,,,,.;,, ,,,,.i
F93°:“"_3’“‘e ‘WV 05 Inflammation, promptly and inva-
,'."“' Y tebdnes It; whetherlocated in the kidneys, the
--we?‘ the “mg”: °."‘N‘.Y‘ 0"??? important organ. it
Gnetl-ates-the surface to the interior, through the
°"““fl°5",l-§Ib_9* flint _com}uunicate with the skin as
"“““““' “"0 P=|F_*e“ 11310 the favored earth, diffusing
13 °‘?°’-‘"1‘1,I.°2°I1et‘!§linginfluence,

Slim Diseases and Glamlulqr Swelling),
3"” ‘‘.P‘‘°!°5 “.5 efitetiov irritation in éjuicklv reduced
by the ‘anti-inflainmntory action of this Oiiitnio.-nt.—
Angry Er_uptious,,_ such as Salt Rheum, EI"‘ni]lQ|lf|:l,
‘fetter, Ringworm. Sciild Head, Nettle Ilasli, Si-ables,
(o_r ltcli,) kc._, die out-, to return no more. iuidoi-its ap.
plicattcn. Hcspibil exp:-rieiice in all 'p:u-ts or the
world proves its xnfiillibility in diseases of the skin, the

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‘ muscles, the joints and the glands.

Ulcers, Sores, an-:1 Tumors,

The effect. of this unrivalled external renied upon
S9_1'IJ_l'l!‘8. “till ptlier viruiept nlcers ppd sores, iilpipst

Irasaioss: E !!‘.‘$l7 discharges the ppisob which pro-
0099 5_“l’P“l'-at-mu and Proud flesh, and thus the curse
which its healing propgrties afterward conielete are safe
as well as permanent.

' W’:-ugils, Bruises, Burns and Scolds.

In cases I‘ the fracture of the bones, injuries caused
by steam explosions, Bruises, Burns, tcalils, Rheuma-
tism, Stillhess of the Joints, and contraction of the sin-
.ews_ it is employed and warmly recommended by the
faculty. Tliis inarvellous remedy has been intrmluri-fl
_b its inventor in person into all the leading tips -itpli
9 -*?!lr°99- .-ed s°'i>iii's~.t.9 I-.s>us%.-'1-°ld?=.l-0'2‘-.ld bexiilhvul

_ dc, iqhl all on .

The lledissgsilsdgf the¢Fr?:cln ll‘llI'd ' girlish arm"!
in the Ctlmellu have ofllcially signed their approval
Holloway’: Ointment, as the most reliable di-es.-ing fur
sabre cuts, slabs, and gun-abut wounds. It is Ibo
used by the surgeons of the Allied Navies.

nor). the ointmeniiilif Pills should be used

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in the‘ following cases .- 5
Bpnions Lunibagi Sore Legs Swelledfllfllldl
Burns Mercui-ial- Sore Breasts Sfillkloinfrl
(.happed- Eruptions Sore Heads Ulcertl
Hands Piles Sore Tl_ii_-out-9 "F-'I19I9"‘. Si’-E?
Chilbl-ins ltbeuznatism Sores of all ll’o}rn-is 9‘ 8. ,l
Fistula: Salt Rheum kinds kinds
Gout . Skin Diseases sprains 3911"-"
‘.3 Sold at the Manufactories ‘of Professor ll0l.l.0I'AY9

80 Maiden Lane, New York,.and> 244 Strand, London,

, ' d Dealers of Medi-
and 11)‘ all resrecfable Dl'UK§lSlt.:‘:;: and ‘he cmnud

outs. and $1 Path
by taking the larger

cines throughout the United S
world, in Pots, at 25 cents, 62 1-2 I:
_ Q'There is considerable saving
-iizes. ‘ ,_ . -

N. B. Directions for the guidance of P‘‘'‘~‘M5 “.1 9“ "X
«iisorder are affixed toeacli Pot. 1' 5'

3- ca UTIOAL,-;Nuné ate‘iié'n-line "film ‘.139. ‘'°'‘‘''

iround encli pot or box ;
iy holding the leaf to t
will be given toany one re
payload to the. detection of any pn
terreitinmlie.mg¢li¢iII¢9i.91' ‘?°.|!‘.““I‘» I
then to‘bupurious.—- -~ ~ - . . --

ndering such information as
rt)‘ or parties couri-
holume’ 

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