Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, August 11, 1857 · page 3

 ____.____.
An Old Peony Root.
ill the garden of Thomas Atkins, in
Illildleficld Society, Muldlelown. is a
pi any roof, which was brouglit from
--1-;;rmi.,g;...p,” llorcester County, ‘Eng-
land, by "lhomas Miller, and which is
nmv about 200 years Old. He settled in
IM1.iier’s Falrins, a little south of the pre-
_-.i_-hg city, sonletiine between 1654 and
1070. We have no data to fix the pre-
Cl.<I.‘. time. Benjalnln Miller, the fifth son
of Tiloillas, rcinovcd to Mitllllefieltl, about
111.; ye.-li- 1110, he being one of the first
11”-cc sci.tl(‘l'S lil that part of the town,
iakiiig the peony i'o0t with him tllat the
wi.'<:lei'nesS might bud aild biossonl.———
Sometimc Subsequent to this, Tll0lll{lS lit-
l~'l1lS._S0|1 Ol Ephraim, of \Valcs, Eilglaiid
who in what is now the city of Middle-
T-0“'". West of the College buildings, on
lovt now owned by Professor 'l‘riic inarried
.l\larilia_ Miller, the 7th daughter and
I2th child of Benjamin Miller (forhe had
in all 10 cllildreu) rcnioved his young
bride to Ilound Hill, to a house ready
}lI‘€p:l1'erl, not fllrgetiiig to take with her
the peony root from her fatlier’s garden.
Tins ii.-ilse stood on laild ilow owned by
Albert Alkiils, and near his present dwel-
Illl_£_,l'-llOIlS(). After reinaiiiing on Round
Hill solilctliing like 97 years, it was trails-
ferrcd agaiil to Micldlefieid, seine 25 years
since and placed in the garden before
iianlcd. N ow we would ask some-uaturah
ist wlietlier or not this is the identical
peony root tllat was brought to this
couiltry from England, considering the
many t.ra.usplantations and changes it has
iiiidergoile in the past 200 years?

- +4.»..-—M.

13% A New York correspondent gives
the. following particulars of the effects of
“' tea tasting” and sampling upon the con-
stitutions of those engaged in the biisi-
Il(!:3S :

'.i‘he death of a famous tea broker ill
tllis city lately calls to mind the curious
ll.l'.nre of his business. I wolider if any
of your readers at the “fest know that
their fastidioiisiiess in the choice of the
llE'i'l) wllicli cllee 's, but not inebriates, is
the cause of the estabiisliinent of a pro-
fession—called “tea-tasting”-—which is
as certain death to a man as the coiitiliied
]‘.l'f.C'tlCe of opiilin eating. The success of
tile tea broker, or taster, depends upon‘
the ti'ained~ acciiracy of his ilose aild
palate, his e.\'perienee in the wants of the
American market and a keen business.
tact. If he has these qualities ill high cul-
timtioil, llcinay make from $20 to $40,-
000 per ailliliin while he lives, aild die of
nlreration of the llings. He overhauls a
cargo of tea, classifies it, and determines
the value of eacll sort. Ill doillg this he
iii .t looks at the color of the leaf and tile
gc.:ieral cleanliness of it. He next takes

a lguanity of the herb in his lla.nd, and t
year for 82, have got to go this Spring for
$1.50, Panama. Hats sold last Spring fer$-1,

l)l‘l'{lt»lllllg' hiswarin breath on it, he snuffs
up the fagrance. In doing this, he draws
nlio his lungs a quantity ofil°rit-atiiig and

DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT,
East. Avcn uc, Nonval In ,CI.
ll IR . JA ll ES G. l:.~\I¢ BIDUIK.

Ilaving permancnily located llilllscll as above and ill
ending to devote all his Lillie to his Norwulkpvacticc,
wonlllrespectfully announce that he may be found at
all hours at his residellce, as :lbovc,l-czldy to perform
all operations appertaining to the Dental Profession, in
the most approved scientific manner, and upon xi. scale
ofpricesaslow asiscuiiipatiblclvitli tlleuseoftllevery
besliilalegialszlllli the lllosiskillfniexccution. Allwork
euiallisliiigfruln llisestalllislliiicniwill bewarranied to

give .-iatisf':i.ct.ion .

I{n1Iowuy's 1’-ills are iiidispciisilblc to the security of
health and life in new settlements. Fever and ague,
llilious rcliiittl-llts. and bowel coniplaints, are the worst
l-ilemics the western pioneer has to encounter, and be
ian ollly certainly and pcriiiniiciltly pilt them to flight
.\'lll| the aid of this unrivalled catllartic, detergent, and
restorative. There are niultitndcs of saillow and fccble
-.nvaIi-Is, new languishing in the western clearings, uu
let‘ the 01139-mic diseases of that region, who would soon
ind their healthy appdaraiice, sfrcngtli, and cheerful-
less return, llnder a course of I’I0llOWiI._\"S Pills.

Buy Me and PI! Do You Good.

Now is the time to use the great Spring and Filliznler
iedicine. DR. L.-1NGLE)"S ll'0O’1’ if: Ill:'Il‘ll’ B17‘-
FERS, comprsed of Sarsaparilia, Yellow Dock, W.ld
‘llerry. Thoroughwort. Prickly As-ll, Rhubarb, Man-
lrake. Dandelion alld Winlergrcen—so combined as 10
-ct directly upoil the cause of di.~c:lsc. and forulillg one
if the best reniedics in the world for Jnlindicc and Liv-
'r Complaints in all their forms, Dyspeplzin. Costive-
less, I-lulnors yf the Blood and Skin, Piles, liliiigc-W01‘:
leadaclie, Dizziness, Hcartburli or Acid Stolliilcli, l.a_n-
guor, Wcakiless, Loss of Appetite. Dcbliit_v,_Riliou.< s-
eases, .\lcrcni~i:ll A Ifectioils, aild all Impurities oi the
flood, no inatter what the cull.-e may be. Fr vcr and
lgue, Coughs and Colds broken lip and cured at once,
They are ph-.:l.s:liit to illlae, useful at all tillie.<, and
lure to do good. 'l'hc_v cleanse the bowels, purify the
)l00ll, heal, strcilgtllcu, regulate, bllild up, and keep
n order the whole systciii. I‘l\'l‘I‘_)‘I)ll1ly should use
hcin. Nearly (il)0.0l)0 bottles were used last year, pl‘0-
.'ing it the most popular iiiedicilic cvcr knowil. .
Price only 25 and 37 cents per bottle. Depot 99 In
on-st , Boston‘ Sold by all dealers in medicine every-
.vllere. IIGW9

WM-*3 '9-'i_3,l_3.°3._[_l_§.@..:=. .............. ._
Oil f.he 10th inst.. by the Rev. Geo. C. Crec-
vey. Pastor of the M. E. Church at South Nor-
lvalk, Mr. Jonathan B. Ward. of Caldwell, N:
L. to Miss Martha. Dean of l\‘orlvalk.

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lvlasonic Notice.

The Members of Clinton Ellcanlpnient.
No. 3, are requested to meet at the Asylum,
i'ii Nol-walk, on Friday Evening. Aug. I-lth,
it 7 o’clock. precisely. A full and punctual
lttendance is earnestly solicited, as business
of importance will be broilglit before the Ell-
-sampment.

GEO. F. DASKAM, Grand Commander.
S.liiui-ii. Lrxizs. Recorder.

Ibifilgtlii§!é%{éli.lii3l!:-..

Straw Goods.

AM new prep lred to sllow at my Store,
the largest stock ever offered in this town,
two hundred dozen received aild in store this
week. over fifty different kinds and patterns.
I will mention a f'ew kinds, Canada. Straw
Hats, Palm Leaf Hats, Leghorn do., Shaker
Straw do., and in fact all kinds now ill the
in-llrket. Having purchased this two hundred

dozen very cheap, they will be sold at a price

that defies competition by any one new in the

trade about this apart of the country. Hats

that sold last Spring for Sl,50,I can sell
his Spring for S1. Lcghorns that sold last

I will sell this Spring for $3, others in propor-

tion, Colnmon Straw 18 cents. last Spring 25

sfi:nul:iting dust, which is by no means cent,-j_ 1-am bound to give all wbngive mea,

w';:olesonie. Then sitting down at the
table in his office, on which is a loilg row
of little porcelaiil cups aild a pot of hot
water, he “ draws” the tea alid tastes the
inflision. Ill this way he classifies the
differeilt sorts to the minutes shade,
nlarks the different prices, aild is then
ready to conlpare his work with tile in-
voice. The skill of these tasters is fairly
marvelous, bllt the effect of the business
on their health is, as I have said, ruinous.
They grow lean, nervous and consump-
tivc. At the end of a hard day’s work
they feel and act as fidgetty aild cross as
a llysteric old maid.”
-T-¢v<Q>o
From. Me flail. flu/ge Di/roman.
BP.eoKLvl\', April 20th, 1855.

L. B. IVRIGHT, M. D.—Dellr Sir I
am pleased to learn that yoli are about
to iilake public, for the bencfitof mankind
the medicine used by you in the treatment
of Mrs. Mercein, of this city, whicil yell
are pleased to call “ Scrofulous Antidote.”
The fact that Mrs. Mercein had suffered
for a lluinber years ulldcr a screfulous af-
fection of a iliost painful cllaractcr, and

 

had been treated at diifereilt periods by L

physicians of the highest reputation for
leaning, skill, alid experience in their pro-
fession. witlleut experiencing any inate-
rial relief ; tnere is no room to doubt
that her cure was effected “solely by the
use of your inedicille. And sufiicient time
has since elapsed to determine that her
cure is radical, alld that slle has no reason
to apprehend a return of the disease.-—

Yours truly, ‘ J oux DIKEMAN.
See advertisement. 32.
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3&5 It is said that the gentlenlan to
whom Miss Madeline Slllitil was engaged
declared throughout the trial that he
would marry her, if she was acquitted.—-
Hc is a person of good standing, of prop-
erty, and some twelve years her senior.—
Mr. Smith. the father, is a most estimable
nlcmber of society, an engineer or archi-
tect by profession, in easy circumstances,
and his family moving in good society.
before the trial came on, he sold his prop-
erty, wound up his affairs, aild made all
his preparations to lcavethe country with
his family at termination of the suit,
whichever way the decision might be.—~
Neitiier he nor his family, nor the friends
Ill-l‘ the Glasgow coniiiluliity, nor any
pv;‘.'SOlI who will fairly read the evi-
dance, believe that the girl gave the
deceased poison. The argument of her
counsel is said to have been the fiilcst ef-
fort of forensic elequeilce ever heard a
the Scotch bar. -

I nos:-.

N_Sund1ly Morning, between the residence
0 of the Subscriber and the fir-ls Congrega-
tional Church, an embroidered Handkcrcliief,
prized as the gift of a deceased .\fotller. Who-
ever will return said Ilandkcrcbief to Mrs.
Ilunry T. Morgan, or to the Subscriber, will
be liberally rewarded.

32 ' F. ST. JOIIN LOCKWOOD.

ASSAG-B CERTIFICATES,

_ and FOREIGN Dliarrs. Drafts payable in

any part ofEngland, Ireland and Scotland,-

al.~o, Drafts on France,Gernlany, Switzerland,

Italy, Austria, Prussia, Poland, Russia, Ner-

wa , Sweden and I)enmark.for any sulnlrom
$5 upwards—-sold atthis Office.

19- QUESTIONS ASKED BY DYSPEI"I‘ICS.—“Wha.t
shall [Fill ‘.”’
“ How much in quantity or weight ought I to eat at a
meal Y‘ ’
“Shall I commence a regular course of Dieting?”
“ Shall I leave ell caiillg meat ?”
“ Must I stop drinking Coffee?”
lluull Dr. BLISS’ :lr‘lswer to the above questions, in his
advertisement of this week, foulld in another column.
______________________
More evidence in favor of the Oxygena-
ted Bitters. A
Fmm Ilvm. Geo. W. Jam-s, Sill-l,-cy,,r_(,~,,,,c,.al ,,fI,,,,,a_
SI'R\'l-ZYOR-G E.\'l-’.llAL'.‘| OI-‘I-‘l ci-: ,
Dubuque, Iowa, Septem1,m- ]3_
Dacron Gno. B. Gni;i:.\'. D5.-ar Dal.-lor:—l intended be.
fore leaving Wasllington City, last spring, to my [0 you
in black and while, as I have frequentlv done rira rocc_
1",“, highly I esteemed your 0J'J_l/_l]€7l(Lfc(I Billcrx, and that
I have no doubt but that they will act as a certain,
,,,.,,.ed_,., and agreeable cure of Dyspepsia, iii any cu,-9, it
niatters not how obstinate. Your Bitters acted as a
charm with my friends, film. A. C. Dodge, M. 1.. Martin,
H. Foster, and others, as they did with myself‘.

call this Spring, Bargains.
peace is better, I filld as I grow older, than
the slow shilling in this age.

200

The nimble six-

H.C. RANDLB. 2 Skiddy’s Block.

Just Received,
PANAMA flats 1'ronl Auction. will
be sold without regard to prices.

H. C. RANDLE, 2 Skiddy’sBloek.
HITE Japan Hats, Webster Straw Hats,
Hiawatha Straw Hats, White Dunsta-
ble Straw Hats, Summer Caps,at Randle‘s.
IF yoi'l- want Bargains call now. I am not to
be uudersold. H. C. RA.\‘DL1-I.

Celery Plants.
INE, healthy Celery Plants in any num-

ber, for sale by the subscriber at the
Norwalk Seed Store. 1-]. C. RANDLE.

UST received, a fresh supply of genuine
B Carrot Seed, at the Seed Srore,2 Skiddy’s
lock,

lg IRVfNG’S improved purple top Ruta Ba-

ga. at 2 Skid(iy’s Block.
REEN Top Ruta Bag-a Seed, at the Nor-
walk Seed Store.
EST varieties Field Turnip Seed by the
pound at Randle’s Seed Store.
LOOD Turnip Beet,
at I 2 Skiddy’s Block.
0J\/‘G BLOOD BEE T, by the pound,
at Raudle’s.

M.1NGOLD WURTZEL BEET,
By the pound.

B

SAILING EXCURSION

To Ilong Island!-
Tllc SLOOP MARY A. SEL-
LECK, having been tlioreughly

overhauled and re-painled.will make
-._. an excursion to Long Island. ell

Monday Next, Aug. 17,1857,

Leaving Selleek’s Dock, Norwalk, at 8 o’clock.
on the arrival of the Dlliibury Train.aud So.
Norwalk at 8$ o’clock. A. M. Rctnriiiilg car-
ly in the eveniilg. The Sleep will go to the
same place that she did last week. as we are
satisfied that there is plenty of Berries there,
and we are bound to have some. The object
in starting so sooli is that we may have more-
time on Long Islalld. Fare 25 cents.
Refreshments furnished on board by S. R.
Bunting. ISAAC SELLECK. Capt.

Situation ‘Wanted,
Yan English Girl to do general house-
work. Enquire of J. COUSINS at Daricn
Depot. ‘ 1132

Horses Impounded.
IN conformity to law, I will sell at the Pub-
lic Sign Post in this town, (if not previ-
ously claimed) twenty-one days from date,
which will be on the 29th of August, 18.57, at
2 o’clock, P. \l., the following described Her-
ses, (or either of them) taken lip on the High-
ways of this 'l‘own.and caused to be impound-
ed by Samuel M. Nowell, viz: one Grey Horse,
medium height. lame in nigh side fore feet;
and one dark Bay Horse, short tall. black
feet, white star in face, medium size ; the
owners of said Horses are unknown.
JOSEPH SCOFIELD.
Constable of New Canaan.
Dated New Canaan, August 8th, 1857. 2t32
. Notice.
HE CO-PARTNERSHIP heretofore exist-
ing under the name and firm of D. S.
AYRES & Co., has by mutual consent been
chatged to TRO\\’BIlll)l}i-i &. AYRES.
J. S. '1‘ROWBRlDGE,
D. S. AYRES.
New Canaan. August 10, 1857.

Notice Extra.
PROFESSOR GLOVER would re-
. sprctfully inform the citizens of this town
desiring GAS FIX’l‘UIll<2S of any description,
that there is no special need of haste in ma-
king their purcllases, as his stock is not to be
returned lo the JV}-w York Dealers, but on
the contrary fresh supplies will be constantly
received of all the newest patterns of Cilan-
deliers anfl Burners as they are brought out.
which will be sold, as heretofore, at least ten

er cent. less than can be purchased elsewhere.
At the Norwaik Iron Works, rear of Knapp &.
Lynes’ Drug Store. west side the Bridge. 32

 

3l.32?"

.7 ...-......... -.... ......

To the Citizens of Norwalx.

CHOATE, Anrisr from New York,
Do would respcctf'u'lly announce that hav-
ing arrived in their village with his large
Sky and Double Side Light Daguerreoo
type, Ambrotype and MeIa_1ino'-
“me saloon’ wi[I.ri'mBllI 9. short time, a.-
1-0,.d;,,g an opportunity to those_ desiring 9.
good likeness of themselves or fripnds. We
take no worthless Slllgle. glass PlC"”‘_‘3-‘s 1"”
up without color or .‘-l'ld”‘.f-'~ 0" ‘_‘“3'”'”'£-" I50
protect them from decay _: but sit.onr custo-
mcrs until they are perfectly salisficd_. then
color to suit their taste. It l.h‘en l'ecelV8S 3

Your obedient scrvailt, Gl‘30- W. -l0.\'F.°.

SETH W. Fewiir lb Co., 138 Wasllington Street, Boston,
Proprietors. Sold by their agents ever_vwherc.

Sold ill Norwalk by J. A. W1-znn, and Br.i:Ilir. (V Sex,
G:-to. W. S.\i1'ril, South Norlvalk ; Lockwood & Ilaigllt,
st Lmr,-,,.,] - J, \V. Taylor, Westport ;Samue1Pike,Solitli
port, and by Druggists generally.

Tooth Brushes.

NEW lot JIISIZ received by
A ' KN APP 8; LYN ES.

coat of‘ French transparent gilding—an arti-
cle that beautifics and cnrir-hes the tone of the
impression, and protects it from the atmos-
phere. Do not stay a way on account 0/‘M9
weather. Having both sky and side windows
we are enabled to attain the most satisfactory
results in any weather,

OTHING to Wear! I I at CAMP’S:

New Books.
TN Nothing to Do! I I at CAMPS.

32tf

ELISHA KENT KA

A BIOGRAPHY.
BY WILLIAM iti.ni~;il.

N uiiiloiinciiig the l.ll<'lC OF DR. l\'.-\NE, we are but
iln'.il:ip:llillg the wishes of tllousaillls and tells of
thousands of the udlliircl-.< oflilat great innll.

Having been a pcrsolllll friend of the llccenserl, and
enjoying a large siiarc of his confidence, Dr. Elder is
well qualified to do justice to the subject.

This work will be issilenl in one ll.l.llllSl)lll(‘ ocl.:lvo vol-
unic, and will equal ill cver:v rl-spccl the superb volumes
of ‘- Arctic l“xplol':iiioiis," rl-ccutly piiblisiic-l. It will
contain ll new full-face portrait, exccuir-d nli steel, as
well as cllgravin-gs of his l‘l‘:~‘l1lL‘ll(‘I‘, tomb, medals, kc.

ill order to give ihi.-: work a large circulation ‘it will
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M(lllF. 'l'll.~\.\l Sfl0ll.llllil SOLD \l'l'l'lllN ll lll0N'fllS.
DR. Kf’l.NE’S GREAT WORK,
AR (}'.I‘I (3 T‘lXPI.lORA'J.‘IONS,
ls ilow being i-end by more iliiiil two llunllrcd thousand

persons, old and yoiiilg. learned and unlciirned. It is
just the book wllicli should be owned and read by every

American.

E.

500 _.\' EWSPAPERS

have each pronounced it the most remarkable and mur-
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THE FOREIGN .IIlCRNl\IS

and the most disfinguislicd S(ll‘£'L11.\‘ of Europe are extrav-
agant in its praise. it is more interesting than

ROBINSON cnvson ;'

being ii filii.hf.ll account of privatioiis aild llurdsllips,
the narrative ofwliich cannot be read without a shudder.

OUR MO‘.-"1' EMI.\‘ENT MEN
have vied with each other in extolling its merits.
Two volumes, octave, superbly Illustrated.
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Price $5.00.

1}“. Ii.-\l\Il‘llS l?lllS'l‘ N.-\l\|li\'l‘|\'E.

The United States G-rilmell Ilxpeditionin
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During the years 1850-51.

A Personal Narrative, by ELISIIA l{i:.\"r KA.\‘E, .\I. D., U.
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I. fille Steel Portrait ofrir .iolln Franklin, being the only
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' This work is totally distinct from the second Arctic
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ing matter never before published. It should be owned
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makes Dr. Kant-’.s works complete.

A PHOTOGRAPH OF DR. KANE,

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BY RFIY. D. I’. KIDDER. of The Methodist Cliilrcli.
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This new and spiendidly-illlisirated work (one large
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3;? Any qfllle above uxn'k.s' uill be sent by mail free of
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AGENTS WANTED,

CHILDS GI. PETERSON,

P1'Bi.isHi~‘.Rs.
602, Arch Street, Philadelphia.

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&. CO., 111 Lake St., Chicago.

W" Pocket nébiiizbiétf

LOST, or mislaid, in or about the store of
S. E. Olmstead. on the 17th or 18th inst.,
a comlnon Calf-;-kin Wallet. containing a small
sum of money, alid papers of val ie to no one
but the owner. Tile finder will be given the
inoiley it contained. if he will return the pa-
pers. 3t30 JAMES MITCH ELL, Sen. .

Per Sale Cheap.

NEW and very superior toned, 5 octave
Melodeou, Rosewood case, will be sold
for $55, ($20 less than cost,) if applied for
soon. H. H. ELWELL. at

Ofliee Norwalk Lock Company, South Nor-
walk. t.f26

A

very low prices by

Dissolution.

HE firm of Lockwoons’ J: EMMONS is this
day dissolved by mutual consent. All
accounts are requested to be paid forthwith
to C. & E. K. Lockwood ll: Co.
 , CARMI LOCKWOOD,

,.‘_ \,:-“\ E. K LOCKWOOD.

 G. C.LOCKWOOI),

“ M. W. EMMONS.

Sod.’ ' Vvater.
URE. and d as ice can make it, may be

//found at t ‘,store of

 

Just Received,
NEW supply of these fine Pocket Books

and Portmoneas, which will be sold at
KNAPP A: LYNES.

 

 

"PHE subscriber
pleasantly located dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Westport Bridge, about 100
rods tliereI'roni, and about the same distance
from the Episcopal Church. There -is ‘about
one acre of land, well stocked with choice
fruits, and there is also a Carpente-r’s shopou
the lot. The property will be sold cheap if
applied for soon. (im28 JOHN BAKEP.

-‘CARRIED or Singlt%u—lJ;IIiss e. M. Sedg-
wick,-published by Harpers, at
CAMP’S.

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Por New 
IJAILY TRIPS 2

S'l‘()l’l‘ING lvr
Rar./.'_i/ Neclz, M-ii: Rec/iclle, 4- City _Z$'ftL’)I(l.
S UIIIJVIE R A1iR_/lNGl'L7|IENT,

 

The Steamer

JOHN HART,

CAPT. Wu. R. Gnu.-ms,

N AND AFTER MON DAY, JUNE 8,
will leave I‘eck’s Dock, South Norwalk.
every day at 6 o’clock A. M., Rocky Neck at
7.30 A. M., New Rochelle at 8.30 A. M., and
City Island at :1 A. M.
_ Returning, Will leave the wharf foot of
Catharine st., N. Y., daily, at 2.30 P. M.,

FARE-—From Norwalk, 50 cent.
“ *‘ Rocky Neck, 35
“ “ New Rochelle, 25
“ “ City Island, 25.

Freight taken at .ll’c/ismiab/e Rates.
For further parlicillars, apply .l.o G. A.
KIIITLAND, 205 Soulii-st.. N. Y., or to
JOSEPH S. I‘-YXBEE, Nerwalk.

 

A ND RE 'W’ S PA TENT

Self-Generating Gas Ilamp.

I AVING purchased of Mr. C. A. Durand,
his interest in the above Lump, I invite
the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity to call
and see them ill operation at my store. The
above Lamps have given perfect satisfaction
to all those that have used them, and many
are using them in preference to the City Gas,
as the cost is less than half. It burns as is
desired in a fish-tail or bat—wing shape.or
from one to five perpendicular jets. It is
perfectly free from explosion. as the fluid
does not get heated as in the ordinary Fluid
Lamps, and it gives a beautiful and clear
light. Solar. Oil and old or new Burning
Fluid Lamps altered to burn the above, on
short notice and reasonable terms.
28 GEO. F. BELDEN, Sole Agent.

_§dyIiton’s Patent Pending
GAS COOK STOVE or HEATER

UR Family and other uses. It w ll beat

his Patent. Smoothing Iren.Ceok astenk

Stew Oysters, Boil Water, Tea. Cofl‘ee, etc.,

in Fivi-i l\li.\‘u'rcs, and Bake a. Pan of Biscuit
in Twi-.‘i.vi-: 'ro FIl~"l‘EE.\' MINUTES.

It requires the Gas from the common Bur-
ner only for combustion. For the Nursery
and Sick Room it is invaluable. The Smooth-
ing Iron for Families, Boarders, Milliners.
etc ,is almost indispensable ill warm weath-
er. The Stove orgflcater is practicable in
all places where heat is required.

Directions.-—At.i.ach the flexible Tube to
the bilrner, turn on the gas and light at the
top of the perforated tin. The faucet regu-
lates the amount of heat, For sale by

S. lb L. CURTIS.
Notice.
J HANDES having f'uriiished himself with
o a suitable team fora general Carman
Business, would respecfuliy solieitlhe patron-
age of those wanting carting done. Orders
left at the store of Chas. Murry, (Fish Mar-
ket) will beiaithfully and promptly attended

 

to.
Norwalk, June 22nd, 1857. tf‘25

ATH Tubs, Rcfl-liigbmfers. &c., keep cool,
at C. S; E. K. LOCKWOOD’S.

Through in Three Minutes.
' A‘SSER’S Patcntlce Cream Freezer war-
ranted to do the business up in three

minulcs. For sale by -
S. & L. CURTIS.
Soda Water.

HE subscribers are new prepared to fur-
nish their patrons with Soda Water of
very superior quality, acknowledged by the
best judges to he f'lilly cqilal (and many say
superior,) to that made by the best New Yo'rk
Houses.
Price five cents per glass. or twenty-five
tickets for one dollar. KNAPP dc LYNES.
Norwalk.June 1st. 1857.

Important to Iiousekeepers.

TWELVE sizes and varieties of Refrigera-
tors. and very cheap No true economist
would be willing to dispense with their con-
venience after once trying them. Please call
and examine. Also on hand a large assort-
ment of Sad Irons. Tea and Dinner Bells, En-
ameled Kettlcs and Sauce Pans, Silver Plated
Casters as low as $4.00, alid a large assert-
ment of ilscf'iil Household Furniture at
F. H. NASH"S, South Norwalk.

E shall continue to exhibit for sale the
finest stock of‘ China, Crockery and
Glass to be found this side of New York city,
lit the same unparalleled low rates that we
have maintained for the last thirty days.
C. &. E. K LOCKWOOD & CO.

RIIIE Country Geese Feathers, Tubs.
Wasllbeards, and all kinds of Wooden
Ware; Table. Butchers, Pocket. and all kind
of Knives; Brittania and Silver Plated
Wares. Summer Ranges Oven Fronts, Iron
Heaters. &c., at Loekweod’s Furnishing Store

GRCELAIN Kettles. Sauce Pans, French
Till Ware, Brass Kettles, Fry Pans. Bird
Cages, Mats, Brooms, Brushes, Pails, Churns;
Feather and Naimo Dusters and Fancy Goods
at Lockwoods Furnishing Warerooms.

W

E have just received a new -lot of Tin.
under the new tariff rates, and will

‘ give better bargains than ever, in all kinds

of Tin Roofs, Conductors, Water Leaders;
Gutters, &c.
C. S; E. K. LOCKWOOD 85 C0.

UST received, a new lot of Extra Quality
Letter and Note Paper, expressly for La-
dies use, at CAMP’S.

O. B. D’ARTOIS’

I C E C E. 1:; A. II,
Avid C'mifectimzerg/ Esfablis/imcizt,
South Norwalk, Conn.

R“.-g-g,.,I<‘anlilies. Sailing Excursions, Pic-nic
Pal-i.ics,clc.,supplicd with Ice Cream. Con-
feetionerics, and Refreshments in general, at
short notice.

N.B.—Iee Cream sent within 100 miles. 26

Fresh Groceries.
HE sub.-.ci'ibcr keeps constantly on hand
and is daily receiving supplies of

-Za‘7:.pcrz'o7' and Fresh F awiily Groce'rz'es,
which he is prepared to sell as cheap as the
-.no.-: inf'erior qualities can be purchased else-
whc:'/-*.f0r Ca.»-/i. He invites an examination
of hl< stock efStapIe Groceries, satisfied that
the public will discern it to be for their own
interest to blly the first qualities of goods for
(‘as/l. wli-_-zl they can do bcttcrthlln they can
elsewhere on credit. Give him a call as he is
dcterlliiiicd not to be outdone either in quali-
iy or price, and as he buys for Cash, and sel-
ling for‘ Cash, he intends to maintain the abil-
ity to red-.-em all he promises.
C '1‘. CORNWALL.

Opposite D. A: N. R. R..Depot. tfll

Cedar Posts, &c., for sale cheap

' HE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand,
. at his Manufaciory. West Norwalk, 3.
large assorlnlcni. of Cedar and Chestnut Fence,
Arbor. and Awning Po.-ts, &c., well get out
and llioro-ighly seasoned, which he will sell
at very cheap rates. Orders left at the Ga-
zette Office will be forwarded to the subscri-
oer. H.B. MATHER.
Ncrwalk, May 25th, 1857, tf2|

More New Books.

Y. Boardilig Houses,
. Heiress of Greenliurst, by Mrs. Ann S.
Stephens,
White Cilicf. by Capt.
War Trail, “
Knavcs and Fools,
Doctor Antonio, and lots of others, too nu-
mci-ous to mention. at MP’s

Gas. Gas. Gas.

HE Gas Fitting business will hereafter

' be carried on by us. Gas Pipes put in at

very low prices. by ll New York Gas Fitter

that tllnrougllly understands the business he
is following.

Gas Pixtures.

E have ll good selection of newest pat-

_ terns of Chandeliers and Gas Fixtures,
which we now offer to the public at the whole-
sale price, which will afford great induce-
ments for those in want of Gas Fixtures,Tor
there will probably not be such inducements
offered again, as those Fixtures not sold we
are to return to the manufacturers. and we, in
consequence, ofl‘er the above advantages to

he public. ~
0. J: E. K. LOCKWOOD 86 C0.

Mayne Reid,
45 5‘

UR friends will please remember that we
manufacture all kinds of Plain and Fan-
ey Tin Ware. Having many superior work-
men, we will receive any orders with pleas-

ure, and execute them without delay.

C. A: E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.

l<' you wisll to see a rush, call at the Messrs.

Lockwoods’ Wawrooms' You are sure

to meet all of your friends there. They open

every day new styles of goods comprising

all that is usually Ilepl. in a New York House
Furnishing Store.

N ASSER’S ‘patent Ice Cream Freezers

does wonders. Call at Lockwoods. and
get one durilig the heated term. They are
the manufacturer's agents, and sell at their
prices.

Danburv Railroad Stock

OR SALE.
Enquire at the Gazette Office.

Just Received

LARGE lot of Summer Ranges called

the Lone Star which are considered supe-
rior to anything of the kind, ever yct offered
in this market,and are wal-rented to give good
satisiacticii, and all those wanting rangesl
would cordially invite to call before purchas-
ingclsewhcre. Also the celebrated Banner
Steve on hand and for sale as usual at, -

BELDEN’S

Notice.

THE Subscribers having recently refitted
. and re-opened the ’l‘en Pin Alley, in con-
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 oftbis kind, Pies, Oysters, Scgars,
also all kinds of Beer and Soda. Water, «kc.

P. S.-—Positively no gambling allowed on
the premises. F. & T. BYXBEE.

Norwalk, lay 1Ith,1857. 3ln19

NEW WOOD YARD,
On Camp Street,
Hickory,
OAK, '

MAPLE, &.
Chestnut Wood.

HE undersigned will be nappy to receive

. orders for, and supply the public with the

above kinds of Wood, in any quantity and of

the best quality, at the lowest market price,
for CASH. 1 JAMES FINNEY, Agent.

OODEN Ware and Mats. Sheet Lead and
Lead Pipe, at F. H. NASIPS.
_ ___ _ .__. South l‘!9:v:e!.1s=_
To Tailoresses.
Wasrnn hands to make Coats constant em-
ployment and fair prices.
J. SMITH.
Saugatuck, June 3d, 1857.
Preserve your 1'ruit.-
IR-TIGHT Fruit Cans for sale at manu-

facturer’s prices.
0. 85 E. K. LOCKWOOD in CO.

Questions that Dyspeptics Ask. I
 wnlvr SHALIJ I EAT?" i
“HOW MUCH IN QUANTITY or WI-1IGll'i‘ l
OUGIIT I 'I‘O EAT AT A MEAL?” 

“SHALL I C0.\I.\iENCE A R1 G I ll’:
COURSE or DIE'l‘lNG?” ’ I

"SHALL 1 LEAVE Oi-‘F EATING ll E.-\'l“.’”

" MUST I STOP DRINKING COFi«‘l£i£‘3"
Arc questions being propounded to me daily ,
by letter, f'rom Iiivalids using or about in u.<c I
“ BLISS’ DYSl’EP'I‘iC REMEDY.” For llll.‘ l
benefit of all whom it may concern, I will all-l
swcr those questions. 'I‘e the first qucstioil I I
answer -Eatanything that is good, wllulcs-olm-, _
substantial aild neurisliinar. ’l‘o the Sl.‘(‘(l!i<l 
question I answer-—Eai. as much as you ale
accustomed to eat. or whatever would be (‘.l‘)!‘.~
sidered a sufficiency by the generality of‘ heal-
thy people. 'I‘o the third question I iills\w-l~—-
No ; for if you do, you never will get “'1'”.
No dyspeptic, or any other person lill)1ll'lllj_;'
under chroni_c disease, evi-r got rid of his (lis-
ease, or ever will, by starving himself. 'l‘o
question four I answcr—No; for meat is a
most important article of diet to the lll\‘.'!llIl
dyspeptic. 'l‘o question live. I llnswcr——l\'o, if
you are accustolncd to drinking it. Tile quu-.--
tion as to whether tea and coffee are iiljlil-ion.-7.
is all moons ine.

Such advice as the above to a dyspeptic, and
to persons laboring under chronic «list-ll.-cs
generally, will, no doubt, be read and l‘(‘_L“.li‘<l-
ed by a great-many with mlicli surprise; and
I am greatly mistaken if the above is null
pointed at by many sagaeious and wise llcaltlr‘
as proofs either that I know ilotlling of fill-
diseases which I pretend to treat,or that it is
some new phase in the hulnbug line. line
held on a bit, all you that think S0--llll'()‘l\'
the old fogy aside for amomcnt, and let ll.-
see about this matter. We won’t stop to in-
quire how you came by your dyspepsia. but
we will inquire--why is it that you have not
get well at‘ it long ago? wily is it that ll
sticks 1.0 you, tormenting you so that you all I‘
of no manner of account? Simnly l)i-Ci1il.\‘l-
the powers of the system are uliabie to tilrml
off the disease—bccause the system has. iron.
some reason, became too much eufcl.-bled, ion
much reduced in vital forcc,too mucll in -.l
weakened state; or that the extent, severity
or stronghold that the disease has got, is too
great for the vis melaca!rl'.'r naturoc, thi-
powcrs of the system, to remove. This is ill!‘
reason, and the only reason, that yqu are not
well. \VcIi; how are you to be cured ? fly
pursuing such a course of treatment as shall
help out the via lilctacarriar nalvrroc, the pew-
ers of the systcir—by instituting ll treainlcni
that will bind up, strmglhen, give tone .-rm.’
vigor. and lend a helping Iumd to the (-ii!i'u-
general s;l/stem, by which she may be enable-l
to throw off this disease, as i'or instance, l'('_:;‘
ular out of door exercise, cold l)llllllll_L". trav-
eling, change ofslene, &c., and the taking of
medicinal agents. Wily ismediciiie takl-n‘.‘
Simply to assist nature to throw of discllsc,
alid nothing else. Medicine has not one par-
tiele of influence on disease—not one particle.
Medicine don’t cure disease, it only assist.-
nature to throw it off‘. Now comes the (ill(‘.~'-
tion-—while we are doing everything in our
power to bind up and strcngthciilllc gciiei-al
powers of the sysl.en1.tha.t she may be (.‘lIiIl)ll d
to throw off this disease, shall we at the salm-
time deny her her natural stilnuius—-iicr liai-
ural streligthener? shall we withhold that l,-_-.~
which she is nourished and supported, viz-
foed, good, wholesome and substantial llmll 1‘
By no means; for if we do, we are bringiil-_~
about the very same state of system that \H'
are lryilig to get rid of; by withhoidilig food
we reduce and weaken the system. The ia-
kiiig of good and substantial food is as csscir
tial as any portion of the trcatlnenl. that art-
institute, in fact very much more so, for llll‘
food is the ilatural strcnglllcncr of tile pow.-r<
of the system, and from if good, rich and
healthy blood is made.

All this we grant. says my sagacioiis fI'll'llll2
but, continues he, what's ilie use of a ])l'l‘.-‘(iii
eating, if his stomach is in an unfit SI:\l'l3_ in
receive and digest that food and pI‘Cpa.l'o ii.
for the systcin ; and besides. says he. tllv*i'l-
are hundreds and thousands that cannot take
much food upoll the stomach in censcqucnc--
of the great distress it causes. New lilis is :l
very important qilestion, and ll very ll'lil' ri-
niark 'l‘bcre would be but little useiu tailing
this good, whole:-zenie and substantial lOl:ll.
unless the stomach could receive and <li_-_-l-.-l
it. and, too. without pain and distress ; and
that the stomach may receive and digest llll‘
food, and without pain recourse must be h:l-.l
lo medicinal agents. By these, if flijlllllcllllls
choice is made, the stomach may be t’llil.lJl(‘ll
to perform its fuuctious—may be enabled to
receive and digest the food, and too, wililou:

am or distress. What remedial agent shall
we use? Shall we use caloincl? No; bccau.-c in
its action it stimulates the lnucus lll(}llllli"lll'l(‘
of the stomach and bowels. which are illl'I':l'll_'l'
in an aver-excited and iiifliimcd stale. Shall
weuse ironor any of its kindred pi'cpal'alion.-.’
No; for the same reason. They would not ml-
ly stimulate the already over-excited inucu.-
membrane of the stomach, but render it still
further unable to prepare those preparation.-
f'or their admission into the system; so if their
presence in the stomach did no harm, Illl"_)
could not possibly do any good. from ilio l’-.l;l
of their ilot being taken iilto the circulati--n
(Why they are not taken into the circlllalioll
will be shown in subsequent essays.)
Shall we use any of the many " specifies“
that are now-a-days placed before the l)(‘O]ilI‘
as “sovereign remedies?” No; for lllll(3~l(.‘llll!.~
of them are prepared with alcohil, or .\‘II).’lI'
other equaIl_i/ .-tiniulat-ing liqu-M. and not lilo;
is or can be more injurious or hurtful to all
inflamed mucus membrane of the stomach.
than alcohol or any of its preparations.
4 What remedial agent shall we use, then 1‘-
This is a question that I asked for years. i
tried, over and over again, all the 1'ciiil.-di--.-
and prescriptions found in the books. but all
to little or no purpose. until, at last ,aid..-d ivy
experiments almost without number, I coili-
polinded aremedy, which, althoiigii very sim-
ple. yet I found always most effectual. Wll('li
my directions were complied with. This prop-
aralioll I have used in cases of every descrip-
tion of Dyspepsia, and other diseases lill.Vlli;:
their origin in disease of the stomach, for flu-
last ten years in private practice, and am llil\'.'
prescribing it daily, by letter, to patients in
every section of the United States, who Inm-

laced their cases under my especial care and
treatment. My legitimate business is the
treatment and prescribing by letter for cln'un-
ie diseases generally, and "nine-tclltlis of ill’-
cascs I prescribe for are either Dyspcp.-ia or
some otherdisease having its origin in «fiscal.-u
of the sioinach. [And, by the by, I will ll(‘l'('
take occasion to drop the uint, that some of
my friends forget that I lay no claim to l)(.‘lll_'_I
a philanthropist, or that I " grilid for roll."
I am ready, and willing, and do, as expediti-
ously as prssible, answer all their letters, and
it gives me pleasure to do so; but when it
will take from one to two, three aild four
hours to answer and advise them,I always
like to see the "five"—it helps out amazilig_-l_v
—espeeially when their case lmppcmi not fl:
be D_yspcp.via.] I have new placed this i'('lll-
edy before the public as one that may he re-
lied upon, and I do so without any licsilation.
doubt or distrust in its virtues, or llllilily in
cure, providing the instructions are followed
out. .

In, conclusion, I will take occasion to r---
mark, that tlil-re are hundreds and tliolisalild-
throughout the United States, that are .~uil'«--.--
ing froln the discasc-—Dyspepsia.~aild are ill.-
king this, that and the other preparation, and
at the same time living on bran and wall-r.
and other such like slops, in the hope of lJL'lll_;‘
relieved of their disease; but they are all
doomed to disappeintmelit,for it is Ill-you»!
question, that in order to bee ime rid of I-lI(‘ll'
disease, a good and wholesome dict must lil-
made use of, and suitable reinedics taken at
the same time to enable the stomach to (ll1."l'.~il
this food and fit it for the circulation. Sn--ll
a remedy is ‘BLISS’ DYSPEP'l‘IC REIIEDY.’
which. if taken and persevered in, and all the
directions followed out. will not fail to l'(.‘Sl-MIC
the patient to health ; and here I would Yv-
mark, that no disappointment may be (.'.\'|)l'l'l‘
euced. that its virtues are not ill all cases dis-
cernible in the taking of one package. and
perhaps in some few extreme cases-,thc iakiu-_v:
of two packages. A steady and p0I'Sl3\'(.‘l'lll_'_{‘
taking of the REMEDY is recoiiimclided. an-l
rest assured, it will, sooner or latl3i'.l)(: dis-
covered that it does possess virtues almost. in-
estimable.

W. W. BLISS. 363 Broadway. N. Y.

BLISS’ DYSPEPTIC REMEDY is put up
in packages, in the form of Powders, with filil
directions for mixing it in liquid form. l»-llill-c
taking. Each package contains a Slllllclclll.
quantity f'or a pint of mixture.

Retail price $2 per package; can be sell l. by
mail, [pre paid] to any part of the Union.

For sale by all respectable di'lle,«_,rists.

ll.lniu-:i., RISLEY, & Kl‘l‘l"llE.\‘,
Importers and Wholesale Di-nlcrs in Drugs. New York.
sole agcllts for New York and the New I-Iiiglllnd .<f:ltl-_.~'
and to whom all orllei's should be :1lllll‘PS>‘Cil. ‘

Powers and Shot, P
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utent Fuse. Ar. Cups,
0LMS’|‘EAl)’S.

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loll v.'E'?i Sit‘

' l"‘.|l' 1 El '-<llmi'.

J I... H. nil--liciile and one of‘ great power.

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 .- .....-still CduuTryResidence
son SALE}.

l .' i. ii .-\ S A N T Country Residence. with
13 -.i...n., (3 acres efgoolilalld, situated on the
in. I I '~ 'i-‘»L".¥l€il Norwalkand Wilton,about four
l;l;i. . il’Ulil .\'orw-.llk Bridge.

‘I 2. - lmii.-.= is most conveniently arranged,
l.~;m ;-ill,-_-: :l llll-gc'spacc on the ground floor.
l'i;..:.;-l. on iroilt and sides of the building,
!‘i-oi.‘ windows extending to the floor. with
ha;-:ls il?‘.ll oihei‘ out bllilrliligs, arbors &c., &c.

'l‘il:- p!.l.-c is well stocked with all abun-
.il‘In.-st Fliiglisll Cllcrric.-'. |’lums,Pcars
all two apple orcllards.\vitli best graft-
. iii. The garden is large. and well fill-
:l'.Vl)l)l‘l'lCS. Rllsbcrries, asparagrass
In-zl-.. lirzlplts of various kinds. A well
ill‘:-:l;»:-iiw cold soft Spring Water. stands
Tile situation is botll Healthy.
and pl.-:1.-lllit. and bcautiflilly sliadcd; and lo

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In in ':‘.~lIll llI'Sll'lllg a quiet and agreeable resi-

.i:-i..-<-. it offers an opportunity seldom to he
luv! Willi. combining so inaily advantages, at
:1 r«- l-.-nllllle price. The Norwalk river runs
ll=il‘.!l‘lll¢‘.l.L‘ly in front of the house, and the
NIri'\\'.lll( and Danbilry Rail Road, within

:i;lililigi}i: I

‘From the Advertising Oflicl-:,33."l Broudway_

,-. .-..v_- ..,..~\ C./.,. -—.,._ --..,.- 4..-. ..

Sharp’s Purniture Store,
376 Pearl street,

Bowery Extension,

A good assortment of
Parlor, Bed Room, and (mice Furniture al-
ways on liaild, cheap for Cash. s3lm30

Dr. Gray’s ‘Unrivalled
P A ‘IN 1-: X T_]t A C’ T 0 1?.

‘OR Cliroilic or Iniianiinatory Rlleiiinatisui
Swelling, Pain, and Cramp in the Linib.“
or Sides. White Slvcliiugs and Felons. Frost-
ed Fcct, Chiiblains. Corns. 'i'ic Doiorcaux,
Nervous and Sick Headache. Ear and Teeth-
aciie, El-ysipeias. Bites and Stings of Poison-
ous Insccts, Flesh Woundzi, Cuts, Bruises.
Scalds, Sprains, Croup, and Qninsy. Sold
bv Druggists and Store-keepers gent.-ra.lly.—
Manufactured at 486 Broadway.
- M. W. GRAY, Proprietor.
sly30

New York.

 

si-,hl. with Depot 1-2 mile distant. The'vil-
l-l-_,.-.~ «ll .\'ol-walk and Wilton, with Churche=,
st h...»i.-. .l'c. on either side, and easy of access
all all ~--ll-oils of the year.

.-\.-,-.,ol;.- at the Gazette Oilice, Norwalk, or at
Ni». J \‘.'.ll-l-on St., New York. l5t.i‘

Per Sale

llrccllaage for New York city property,
ml» of the most desirable residences in
.l‘. l-,;c, containing about Ll acres of
- l~m«l. convenient to the Bridge, Chur-

=. .‘~«-ilool, etc. The House is large and
-..:'i_.; iicw. and was built by the owner for
an use, in the best manner, by days
it is furnished with Gas, Marble Man-
-. Hot. Air Furnaces,a‘nd other modern
: =lv.-all-llccs. and is in complete order. The

 
 

litliil azid Carriage House, Fences, el.c..
as-~ :-.l-o new and in good order. On

:Zli- {vl:I'."lE llicre is an excellent. never-failing
in-ii oi’ wafer, and a fine assortment of Fruit
;lll.l .\‘.l;lllc 'i‘l-ccs. For a genteel country res-
tds-in-l-. l‘c.lv places can surpass it for beauty
tlllxl til‘,-‘ll'fl.l)lCl|€SS of location. It will be sold
for ll-~.< than its value. and upon easy terms.
i-' r i‘::l-sill-i particulars apply to the Editor of

tho ll':l'/zcttc, or i.fI7
CHARLES F. OSBORN.

GAS I GAS ! GAS !
I IL‘. ‘I I ‘
9. -. ixtures, and I lxmgs .
, -'. :-'Ill)SCl'lb0l' keeps on hand a large as-
L .~--i-i mcilt alid well selected variety of Gas
.-':~,l-- (ill.- l"ixi.ures, .l:c., which he is prepared
.- .-. IE. or put up, at least 25 per cent. less
». l'-’lIl In» pr0clll‘¢,'IIe1st.'Il)/ure ! We mean
xi; ll \'l':- say. and only invite a comparison of
' :‘.|'L‘.~ and prices. to substantiate our as-
-'l:‘l'i‘l’lf.'-. Pipes made and fitted to order at
-El-:2-i ll'.illCU, and at the above named deduc-
imn. .‘\l>‘O a. very large assortment of chaste
till l"':lill-lllll Chandeliers, Brackets, Burners,
\c. all l..‘bc sold at prices which will defy
-. |iii}H.'lil.lOl‘l. All work warranted perfect or
ii; ;: iv. Also, Portable Gas Works, compri-
:n;-.: all in-~ latest imprnvcincnts, Gas Regu-
;l=. .2-. and ill short EV!-‘.BY'l‘lll.\’G appertaining
2.» 4:.‘-l.< or Steam well alld cheaply done by
in - '~‘lllI.-'L’.i'll)llI', who devotes his entire person-
-i at-fllliioil to the business.
WM. GLOVER.

 

 

1‘. (‘.\l. .-'7-ic the Bridge.
-:7-i"~ We would refer to the following gen-
'l. zn--:i. wllose orders we have filled: Wm S.
 l{‘.\'ll:)ll. i)r. J. G. Barbour. Geo. G. Bishop,
'-.lp._ .l. W. llubbcll. Ileiiry Selleck, Edwin
l')lf!\"-\'4H‘l‘.. Chas. Isuacs, Cashier of F..irfield
lz__-.1 v liai-k, &c. 21
 1
I . _.~...l«r.lSS GOODS I
'5) i-".'l-1I\’l<‘.D this week, my full and entire
III.-‘ l:i”.\' SIOPK Of
Ladies’ Dress Goods,
:.-ll-i-.-i in-1 cf every variety of Lawns, Muslins,
.;:l: I-_~---. ‘ll-gaudy Robes. Beri-age Robcs,Siiks
i.i ‘ --l-l-ry other style of Dress Goods now in
ll'H:1lll»i. all of which will be sold at 25 per
“‘1‘.:, l.-.-s than even last years prices.

C. J. GRUMAN.

‘.;"-3':-'..v Goods at Randle’s.

 l..\llG I-2 lot. of Embroidcries, consisting
 lit‘ U:)ll:\l‘S. Sleeves. alld Bands. Also
!,.l .. .- and Gents Linen Hdkfs. Also Bril-
l,~,-.r-. ~.v'lliil.- and colored. Also Dress Goods.
J.-,!'l",‘_I‘*'. Gil-allies, Lawns, &c.

li‘.l)‘l>. received from Auction almost daily.

L. H. RANDLE.

 
 

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‘s ‘fl:-Isl-ts‘. Lecklvoods’ will take orders for
lllll'0illlClllg Water and Gas into build-
‘ll are completed, or in the course of
in. Also Roofling, Tinuing, Range
. lifting up Baths. Showers, the. We
, .l---ills for all of the most. approved Hot
 l~‘:n-llaccs in use.

Embroideries.
ill‘-"‘iI"‘(l and new on hand. the largest as-
.-...:"m.-:l:. of Embroideries ever offered in this
at ii great bargain. consisting of Em-
2-u-d "-ellars. Under Sleeves. sets Bands,
ll ,='?:i;:S. &c_, C J. GRUMAN.

Tin Roofing,

{i‘4_l'”!"i‘l-‘.llS. Eavc Troughs. and all other
"a. ll .l..l.llillg in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Iron
<'..»:i«,- '.ll- siiort notice and reasonable terms

GEO. F. BELDEN.

 
 

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Patent Chain Pumps.

,1 T\'!~I‘-V and superior Chain Pump. the best
I.. in u.<e.for sale by W. C. STREET.

;-'.*nr=icultural Implemefils.
’a_ ‘iii-I sullseriber has new in store a fu slip-
ll ply oi‘ the best quality of Agricultural
ll!iI_vl »-mcllls. which are offered at the lowest
.\ll -.l- ‘l’-ll-k prices. Among stock are Horse,
sh.-. .~4id~l-llill and double mould beard,Plows,
2‘. ..u -'ll_:< for same, Horse and Hand Rakes,
ll..l?:l -’.‘<i-a-lies. with or without Scythes, Pat-
--na tlllal coillmoil Scythe ‘Smiths. Silver and
l).l-i. ;x‘:l~.eI Scytiics. (a very super or article,)
s. Scytlie Stones. Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
.-. - WM. C. STREET.
.\'-irivlllll’, June 30th. 1357.

III ‘ A New Arrival of

COAL!

l.'R'l‘ received at the Yard of
G. II. RANDLE «I Buornsn.

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‘I.lll'

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Pg

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 of a Tiiousand_Flowers.
-11 I ll.llln of X Thousand Flowers. for salcl y
KNAPP dc LYNES.

"N
-'. . 1 -
in. Sanford s Invigorator,
-:3 1-. LIVER REMEDY!

.'.'~;‘;.:l\' ls‘ ll.\'l-I OF THE GREATEST SClE.\'Tll-‘IC MEDI-

j~', .--ll ‘ll>‘l'(I\'0I'IeH ever made. and is daily working
 : lllilh-‘I too great tobclil-vc. It ciircsns if by lung-
. l-- ' /.-':- ‘firs! dosc_ql'l'i.'ng beiu;/it, and seldom more than
lmlilt: is required to cure ally kind of Lima‘ Com-
p?» 1-2:. in-in the worst Jilundice or Dyspepsi:l. to 11 com-
l..~ I lll‘-lll ache, all of which are the result ofu. Diseased

.".i' W‘.

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'§“i-.-- l.ivo-i‘ is one of the principal regulators of the lili-
n=.l Ii . and when it pl-rfol-ills its functions well, the
p. .-.. i 4 iv.‘ ihc syslelli are fully developed. The stomach
' --: e-ulirciydependent on the healthy action of
flw '.i\ l'l' for the proper performance of its functions.-
\\ i.“ll i‘:lc slonlacll is at fault, the bowels are at fault,
.-i:l.! il..- \\'liI|lL‘ system suffers in consequence of one or-
-- r ill‘ I.ivcr—llaving ceased to do its duty. For the

 

~li . \-.- of that organ. one of the proprietors has made
I‘. ilk -l lady, in .. practice of more than twenty years,
-olllc remedy wllerewith to counteract the many
‘l -'--illcllls in which it is liable.

To ;n~..l-i- iilal. this remedy is at last found, any person
ll‘)-:il'll':l with Liver Complaint in any of its forms, has
lrull :~- :i-_v ll botllc, and conviction is certain.

.\ .- I‘lIviIllIl has been formed by dissolving gums, and
l‘\’ "::.-i ‘ll'.L' Illllt part whilzll is solublefor the active vir-
in-~ -I llll‘ nledicine. Tliese gums remove all niorllid
or H z.l ill:-tter freiil the system. supplying in their place
if he Ill by flow of bile, invigorating the stoniacli, causing
:‘.l.n! lo «ligc.-l well, purifying the blood, giving tone and
iii-all ll in file whole lnaClllllL‘I‘.)'. removing the causes of
:l.«- ll|~\‘.l>‘(‘ and effecting ll radical cure without any of

’ _ cubic after effects, felt by using Calomei or
l'.ii.<oll, that are usually resorted to.

 
 

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 -ill \\llfl will follow these directions a. cure is posi-
ii.»-‘ ' L'll:lI‘:llII(.‘e(]. SICK HEADACHE can be cured by the
n--- o." lwo tea-spooiisful taken us soon as the attack is
i} ll. .

'1 la-‘ lilvigorator never fa-l‘Lvto cure sour stomach or
llIl' 1. [ll .-ll‘.-cls experienced after eating,

in I5.-.l< ll l lacks yield readily to one bottle, and Chron-
i.~ lli.il':‘lIll‘.'|, difliclllt as it is to cure, is never trouble-
-'~~lIn' '0 l|=I>~‘t* who take the Invigoriltor.

I l.l- I \‘S]I(']lSlll or Jiliindicc, nothing in the known
~ so fully or cures so quickly as the Invigora-
‘1ll_l0\'t‘§ iill yeilowness and unnatural color
..i' .~ llll .

. .\iuhi .\l:Ire, fake-a dose before retiring, and it is
\\':l:'l' -ill!‘-l 1|. sure preventive.

 x‘ |w-m:lll- Ohsiructioiis it is a safe and sure remedy,
n ‘ :-_:.lnvi-s the cause of the disease.

I - -ii\'¢'lll‘.~‘S cannot exist where the Invigoraforis free-
ly ‘uni-NI. willie Cllolic yields readily to ll. few doses.

 
 
 
 

it m:l~.t be known that all these are IA't'el' dise:!SPS. or
.1 l)_\' a. tier.-lnp;ed Liver, and to cure them needs a
The Invigora-

 

ll 1' i< "ll(‘ll :1 medicine ; it has medicinal powers, never
in-i.. l‘ di.<l~ovei'ed, that will cure all discllses ofthe Liver
l.:» i|1‘lli('l' of how long stilliding or what may be their

iscriptiou cheap at .

PROVISIONS of every (I
OLMSTEAIYS.

Salt I Salt !

SACKSofprime Liverpool Salt,ju..-..'
received and for sale ;alse, S

100
Sugars. '

heaperthan ever, by A. MOREHOUSE.

i
E ;=:-~ Hli lilo bowels gently.

-Il_\.
. .
li'li-gglsls.

l.-rlll. 'i be active medicinal virtues extracted from the
_’,..i'l.~ ii-l-ll is such as to be usiollislliiig to all who see
‘PIS, for none can use the medicine without re-
llI‘ll|‘fII. It acts as a gentle Cilthnrllc, and
- :llw:l_vs be taken in sliflicicnt qllantities to oper-
Tlle best way to take it is to
:;.l..- ll.l' lncllicine in the month, then take some water

Ill this way the medicine

 

:2 ‘l-l ‘I lion’ lmtll together.

1'. Ill i'f‘(‘l.\' lietll..~‘lt!1l-
:- l‘<i‘iil:l> & C0 , Proprietors, 3-I5 Broadlray. N. Y.

:-«-;.i in .\'onvalk by Beebe .1. Son, and Knapp

south Norwalk, by ‘I. B. Grilleth; and by al
" 3rnl8

s?.m‘29

All orders prompt y attended to.
M. Tremper,
I)EALER in Oak and llcnllock. Sole and
Upper Leather, French and German
Calf lS'/.tioi.s, Patent Lea!/wr,

Moroccos, Linings, Glove Kids, Lace Leath-
er, Boot and Shoe Findings. &c.. wholesale
and retail, at 321 Pearl-st., (five doors above
Ferry-st., New York.

“rdcrs promptly a tended to.
Edge:-ly’s celebrated
TURKISH WIN E.
‘ ISTINGUISIIED for its wonderful invigera

ting and restorative powers, curing
Dyspepsia, Flatulcnce, Pains ill the Stomach,
Back, and Leins. and all Female Irregulari-
tics; Purifying the Blood, Clearing the Coni-
plcxien, and streligllienillg the whole System.
[is immediate effects are COl‘(lld.l and stimula-
ting. causiug an agreeable warmth through-
out tilc system, at once imbuing the ltillgulfl
circulation with new vitality, and imparting
vigor to the cxiialisted energies. As a l)cve-
rage it is far preferable to most imported
Wines, being palatable, agreeable, perfectly
harmllcss,and warranted pure and free from
all Drugs or other injurious ingredients. In
all cases of Diarrhoea and Summel'ComplaintS
geiieraliy, it is guaranteed a sure remedy. It
is in grand Rcjuvcuator and Ilegulator, and
speedily removes all those annoyances to
which the sexes are constantly subject, and
restores the organs to their original tone and
perfe--tion.

,Put up in Quart Bottles and sealed with
the following words blown in the glass.-
“ Goodwill 85 Ed crly, Turkish Wine. New
York,” with our fiic-simile on each label. A
liberal discount to the Trade and’ a Price-list
forwarded by mail when required. Price Si
per.Bottle' Sold at wholesale and retail by
GOODWIN Jr EDGHRLY. Sole Proprietors,-I4
First-st.. New York. and by all the principal
Di'iiggis.ts and Grocers throughout the United
States and Clluadils. s3n129

BEEBE dz SON, Agents for Nerwalk.

Cram’S Patent Clothes Dryer,
ASH Benches, Ironing Tables, Camp
Stools, Folding Chairs. Settees, Life
Preservers, Steps, Ladders,&c , f'or sale in
large and small quantities, at the lowest pri-
ces. by CRAl\[ ll: NORRIS,
(Sole Manufacturers and Patentees,) 105 Mai-
den Lane, N. _Y.. corner Pearl-st. s3ni‘28

The Cheapest and Best Pumps,

N the world. having a solid Piston and
lllctal Valves. For pumping Extracts,
Hot and Cold Water, suitable for Cislcrns,
Wells, Factories, Mines, &c. Throwing from
20io500 gallons per inlnute. An excellent
Fire Engine f'or larmers. Large discount to
dealers‘ Agents wanted, and Territorial
Rights for sale. E. A. MARSIIALL,
3in'18s 194 Pearl-st. corner Maiden Lane. N.Y'

, Heating by Steam
A IVD 11.0 T IVA TE R.
E. HITCHINGS continues to superin-
tend the erection of the most approved
Hot Water alid Steam Apparatus for warming
Hotels and other large buildings, Green hou-
ses, Graperies, Forcing Pits. etc. Can refer
with confidence to those having his apparatus
in use during the past fourteen or fifteen
years. . S3m25
2:30 Canal-sf., between Centre and Elm, N. Y.

Soebbeler 61. Schmidt,

.l.\'ur.lc'ri:m-zns of Grand and Square Ac-
tion Piano Fortes -I23 Brooliie st.., (one
block East of‘ Broadway.) New York. We
would invite the attention of amateurs and
critics to the inspection of olir unrivalled
stock of Plano Fortes. which. for tone and du-
rability of workniansllip, have not been sur-
passed by ally in this country. A liberal dis-
count to Clergymeu, Schools and the Trade.
1y23s

A Prize to every Purchaser.
WHEN? WHERE 2 HOW?

HY at all times-—al: the Book Store of
Evans do Co., late of 403 Broadway,

who ha e taken a. follr years’ lease. and
opened the immense. new and elegant Store,
No. 677 Broadway. Lafarge Hotel Build lig.
New York. By buying a book for one dollar
or lipwal'ds,ypli are at once presented with a
Prize worth froln 25 cents to one hundred
dollars. consisting of fine Gold Jewelry,
Watches.&c. If the order is sent by Mail,
the Book and Prize is sent by return Mail or
Express Compilny. Tile Books comprise al-
most evcry pouuiar 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 tl to promptly,and
aild Agents will be allowed a fair commission.
Catalogues with fiili explanations sent free
by applying as above. s3ni21e(lisni

Old Doctor 3one’s Bitters,
AND PILL S.

ICK and Feeble, will strengthenthe Stom-
I acb, Create an Appetite, Purify the
Blood of its impurities, and regulate the
whole system. This Medicine has been used
by OLD Dr. Bone, for Seventy Years, in the
most miraculous cures. Thousands can testi-
fy lo the genuine virtue of the Bitters and
Pills. For curing the following disease.-‘. it
has no equal : Diseases of the Heart, Lungs,
Liver and Kidneys, Jaundice, l)yspcps a.
I)ropsy, Fits. Pulmonary and Liver Com-
plaiilts; all Female Complaints, Nervous Dis-
cases. Palsy. St. Vitus-‘s Dance. Hysterics
and Gollt, Rlieilmatisnl. (inflammatory and
ciiroiiic.) All Scroluleus Humors, Salt
Rheum, Erysipelas, Prickly llcat, Fever
Sores, ltciiiug of Skin, Piinplcs, lite. The
Bitters and Pills must be used together.

Sold by all Drliggists and coilntry Mer-
chants throughout the United States, Mexico,
Cauadas, and South America.

Prillcipal Depot, 284 Gralld-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 Belle.

Dr. Bone cures Cancers, White Swellings,
Old Sores. Tumors, Obstinatc cases of Disca-
ses of the Heart. Lungs, Liver and Kidneys,
Female Complaints. Fits, &c., at his office
284 Grand-st.., three blocks East of the Bowe-
l'.V, Ne-v York. s‘:m2l

IOCARPETING-.'
Oil Cloths, and Matting.

Received another large lot of Brllssells,
Tapestry Ingraiu, Superfine and Fine lngrain
Carpeting, some new and beautiful patterns,
also a large lot of Oil Cloth and Matting,all
of which will be sold at extremely low prices
0. J. GRUMAN.
P. S.-——Wlien desired, Carpets cut, made,
and put down,

Pancy Goods.

M. KNIGIPI‘ &. CO., Importers and
. Wiiolcsale Dealers in English, French
and German Fancy Goods, Nos. 26 and 28
Vesey street, (up stairs.) between Broadway
and Church street, New York.
Combs——Bufl'alo, Rubber and Horn Back
Combs, in great variety; Twist, Dressing,
andI_very Combs. Buttons-—-Wllalcbone,Giil,
Lasting, Monair, Twist, Bone, Metal, Silk,
Thfeadv A3330. etc. .B.l'll-9,195,-'I;Il|ll‘,T00lll,
Nail, etc. Linen Threall. Spool Cotton. Nec-
dlcs, Pills. Hooks and Eyes, Hair Pins. Elas-
“OS, Whalcbone, Linen and Cotton Tapes,
Linen and Cotton Bobbing, Scissors, Thim-
bies, and a great variety of Fancy Goods and
Falls. etc., all cheap for Cash. 1y26

Selling Off
LARGE lot of Dress Trimmings, Vel-
vets, Moire Antiques, Fringes. Moss
Trimmings, &c.,at extremely low prices,
0. S. CLARK.

ghliirlidstllltlllt. I

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“"“o ' I I _' . W . h . I I ‘V
giciu gull: ‘glhlliliisclllilits.

' ll"-Ell.’ Q-issdilllii ,1} \-\l_El\—‘ ‘.6 1:1}. 1: f.LI.L.-«ll -‘Ill; J {li.{lI._};

llou,-oe, Appletonh Building 340 .1 348 Broadway, N. 3 .

 

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¢I‘sI§\G'IS’::'\I‘:I£.l

ram comma?
A Commercial,
Mercaiitile,
and Financial
Newspaper,
Published monllily by -
VISSCIIER, OWEN llz. CO. ,
346 Broadw-tly, N. I .
Mailed to subscribers at
so C'.ElV’ ‘Ag Jl 

Each uunlbcr of the Commercial Register
will coutaiil a carefully prepared and well di--
gestcd Monetary Arr-iclc, a reliable Report of
the state of the M-.li-kois, a correct Bank Note
List, and generally all information rel-alive to

Coiimicrcial and ZVIcrr.miti/e JVfaflcrs.

Merchants in town or country will find this
the most useful as well as the cheapest News-
paperpublislled. Special induccnlcnts offered
to agents and those getting up Clubs.

Address Visscunn. OWEN «\'- Co..

3-I6 Broadway, N. Y.

_ ROBINSON a. normvs
Patent Hand Stitch Sewing Machine,
Pdr Tailors and Family Use.

V HE only Machine that sets a. “ Real Life-
Like.” hand stitch, perfectly simple and
every'way reliable.

This machine actually sews; uses blit :1 sin-
glc thread, tin-cacll. its owll nccdlcs.aud takes
every varictylof through stitch without loop
or chain. It will hem ovcrllaud, f'llll, half
alld quarter back stitch, side stitch. run and
gather, and is the only machine that can be
practically used for the various kinds of fam-
ily sewing. Thc stitches are formed the same
as in hand sewing, and except in the perfec-
tion of their accuracy and regularity, cannot
be distingui.-lied from hand work. The work
is performed with at least six times the rapid-
ity, while it is of vastly’ superior quality to
the best band sewing. Price $100.

' TIIOIIAS L. DALTON,
411 Broadway, New York.

lm32v

A Great Discovery.
C A '1.‘ A E. IE1 II ,

0 long deemed incul-able, so little under-

stood by Physicians and medical writers,

has at last yielded and been vanquished by
medical skill. ,

Dr. R. GOODALL a Physician of 40 years
practice, has discovered a positive and radi-
cal cure for Catarrii in its worst form. With-
out disparaging the abililies aild researches
of the profession, he does clainl that long in-
vestigation and careful experiments, have in-
vested him with a. knowledge of the charac-
ter,location, and results of this neglected
disease, and directed him to apply a remedy
uitherto overlooked to eouiiteract and eradi-
cate it effectually.

This he has done and he now offersit to the
world, and challenges the most inveterate
cases to its test He has opened an office at
385 Broadway N. Y., for consultation and for
sale of the Remedy, which is in fluid form,
put up in bottles. Price $1 and $2. v~3in‘26

Pairbanlfs Platform 8:. Counter
I II S .

S C
AIRBANKS ll’. CO. have recently opened
a. spacious Warehouse at 189 Broadway,
New Yolk where they offer at wholesale and
retail the most complete assortment ofWeigh-
incr Apparatus to be found in the United States.
Adloug the articles offered will be found up-
wards of seventy diiferciit modifications of
lé12l.l1:‘(l}){).sI;Il{';S Stezsllies; fiklso a tg_reaGt val-igty odf
-.1.‘ r ew ers . rlimris rocers, an
other scbles. Spring Baaldnccsl PafentBeams,
Testers, Weights and llfeasurcs, etc.
Ha.y'aild Cooai Scales set in any part of the
country by experienced workmen.
Wholesale Agents for Brown’s Improved
Patent Self-heating Rotary Flat Iron.
Orders by mail or otherwise will receive at-
tention. FAIRBANK’S 8: CO. ,
tflu 189 Broadway. New York.

N Iléucorrhicciamorliwhitesir

One of the most prevalent of the derange-
menltp of the female economy connected with
the terinc Syst.em——a condition of system de-
pending on a. re-lax--d ailo weakened state of
local vessels bronchi: about by a great varie-
‘..y of circumslanceas. This. is one of these de-
rangements that the Physician is called on
more frequi.-ntl_v to prescribe f'or_. lllan proba-
bly any other appertaining to the female econ-
omy; and is one of those deraugcments that
has called forth a greater variety cf treatment
than probably any othcr—a treatment which
in I-file grtpat niaiority of cases has resulted in
not lug ut Tl-2.\lPORAI'.Y I:i-:i.isr. Withl-ut en-
larging upon a subject, which. in the columns
ofla ppblip print, thergiis so mlicli diflicplttyin
se cc ing anguage su cie y approprill e 0
exhibit the derangciileilt. in all its different
phases. the proprietor of

RlSIEY'S COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU.
would call the attention of sufferers to the
merits of the prcparatioii in the derangement
referred to. Its. exhibition has for years pro-
ved it a most reliable preparation by the then-
sands lhat have made li_.-e of it. Its action is
prompt and its good effects will become appa-
_ren_t. even after a few days steady perseverance
 .T-‘5r‘.’.'...‘.i"l.“i.5l.‘*.il°.‘l" a'.‘§°.’J’.li“f.. ‘;‘-"I""’-i‘“

. " ‘ I 'e i a,
trial. - It is for Sill by Druggisls and Country
Merchants throughout the country.

IIARRAL, RISLEY dz KITCHEN,
Importers and Wholesale Druggisls, 76 Bar-
clav street,N. 1. 32

Pnorrssoir o. J. WO0D’S
HAIR RESTORATIVE,
For P-razlowi-ng flair on Bald Ilczuls,

AND RFSTORING GREY HAIR TO ITS l\'A’l‘URA L COLOR
T“lS listonisliing and unequalled preparation has!

never failed to produce a growth on Bald Heads.
when used according to the directions, and turn hair
ba_ck to its original color after having become grav and
reinstate it in all its original health. lustre, Niftnegs
olid beauty. _ |.r~iiio\-cs at once all sciirf, dllndriiff, and
unpleasant itching, scroflila, eruptions and feverish
lieatirom the scalp. It also prevents the hair from be-
coming unhealtliv and falling: off, and nellce acts as A

perfect Hair Invlgerator and Topic.

A gentleman of Boston writes to his friend in New
Bedford thus :

To your iuqliiries. I would reply. that when I fii-at
commenced ii-ing Professor Woed’s Hair Restorative
my hair was almost white. and had been so for the Ins;
ten years. and it was very thin on the top of luv 1,9,.“
and very loose, and pulled out freely. but I found tiulf
before Iliad used all the second bottle. (which was eight
weeks.) my hair was entirely elinngl-cl in its ol~iu-{D31
color. light brown. and is now free from (l.'1nllI‘llIlPflIl(A
quite niuist. I have had my liail' cut live or six times
since the change. and have never seen anviliing like
white hair starting from the roofs. and it is H()\\’ as
thick as it ever was, and docs not come out at all. It,
has proved in lily casenll tllas I could lvisll to ask.

Jul.\‘ 1, 1855. \'¢,m-5’ etc”

From the Ifosloii Ilcmv-M‘.

Soxsriiixe wonru Kxou-i.vo.—Bv using Professor
Weod’s Hair Restorative, grav hair Earl be perlnllnently
restored to its origiiial color.‘ The subjoincd certificate
from Johnson R Stone, Gnrlliilcr. .\l:linc. is but one of
the many instililces that are daily coming to our knowl-
edge. of its wonderful effects. It is no longer proble-
iuatical, but it self evident truth, as liundrells in our
cominunvity can testify.

G.-\iuu.\'i-:R, Maine, June 22. .1355.
Dear Sir, I have used two bottles of l‘i-ofcssur Wood‘;
llulr Restorative, and can truly say it is tllc greatest
discovery of the ngc for rcstoriilg and ciialiiging tho
liair. Before using it. I was a. main of severity. My
hair has new attained its original color. You can rec-.
ommend it to the world witilollt the least fear, as my:-
cnsc was one of the worst kind.
‘ours, rcspeclfillly,
D.~\.\'IEL N. llI'RPH‘il’.,

l'iimmu-‘ii-:i.n. .\l:ls.<., Jan. 1'2. 135.’; '
Dear Sir, Having iuade ii trial of your flair Res*_p;3-
five. it gives me plcasllre to say that its effect has been
excellent in reiuoviilg illfianiinatioii. dandruff am] 3
constant itching tendency with which I liawe been
II‘-Jllbled from childhood. and has also l-r-still-9,1 Inv 1,3,,
wcich was baconiing gr:r\‘. to its original color. 1' have
used no other article with anything like the plenum
and profit. Yours truly, ,i_ K_ BRIWG
Pastor of the Ortliollox Church, l).I‘O(]kfie]|l.
Professor Wood. '

W h H ‘ _ I<‘rom'flle .l!i.~'.soin~i .Democrai.'.
. mo 3 Am D\:}..—TIlIS mlliiil-alile article is rapidly
improving the hair. .\o:lrticle of a.siuiil:ir kind; now-
bcfore the public. enjoys a better reputation as a resto-
rative add invigorating hair tonic. Its peculiar cuem.
icnl qlialities have a. beneficial effect upon the growth
-itlniltcllarilcicr of the hair, giving ll silky and glossy

ext u.re tqttliat whitll was lUI'lllf‘l‘l_V of a course and dry
ml llle. has, also, we llnllcrsiailil, ll 1,lm1,;.,,cy to
P19-L‘!‘\'e the yolitllflil color and appcllraiicc of the flair,
and destroying or coiilitcralctillg the effects of age.—-
Witll rcconiinclldlltioils in its l":lvol-, we hardi_v perceive
how any lady or gcllliclnan‘ should be witllout so valu-
able an adj uuct to their toilet.

_0- -1- W009 N 00-» P_l‘0[7l‘lel0l".\‘, 312 Broallwzlv, New
hork. and 114 .\lllrl<ct street, St. l.oui.s', .\ll.\‘.\‘0lll‘l:‘
Sold in Nlirwzllk by IIEFIHE K‘. SON, in Bri(lIr(}pgrt 1,3.
Shelton & ('o. and '1'. C. Wordili,‘ and by an °,l_,.,,..g,,,-33
tliroughout the United SI:ll('$iI.llil Bl'il.isll l’rovil.icc:.

Sold here by all Drlnzgists. 3,1123

Choice and Selected Teas.

4OCHESTS ol'Green and Black Teas.
_ _ Coffee and Teas. will-railtcu to please
Ill. priceaud o,uxl.lity,tlley defy superiority.
A. i\feiu-:norsn.

Hoops lmiioofis ! !’H66§§Tl'l
T CLARK’S may be found all the style.
in market. liruss, Whalcbenc, Rel-as
Steel Spring, &_c. '

Another. Invoice
F that fine Note Paper and Enve1opes,_

just received by
KNAPP & LYNES.