gen‘; )1
' .....
‘ .’
" .lt.i1i. R0.-in R1-:1-‘oii.ii.—i\li'. l.{oraii, the
neiv President of the N. Y. uml Erie
,Rfllll‘Ofl.d, has issued. ii circul.r letter,
advocating a rcforiii in the iii:.:ingeiiiciit.
of the Railroads tliioiiglioiit the country.
]Ic makes the fullowiiig suggestions the
importance of which every traveler can
apreciate :
“On reflection, it iziiist be admitted that
the true interests of all parties should lead
Railroad iiiaiiagers T-0 C0mp0tc for all
traffic by the pi'oi'iiptitiide and safety with
which f:lieii't.i'iiiiis are, 1'11“ ; by the civili-
ty of their employees toward the traveler ;
by the cleiiiiliiicss and comfort of the re-
fresliiiieiit siilooiis wliere the trains stop,
and by the proiiiptness and general good
order in which the freight is dclivoi-ecl.
Attention to all these points would pro-
duce a system and an oi'dei' iii the adiiiiii—
istration of Railroads which would con-
tribute to the interests of the stoekliolder
and shipper, a.s well as to the eoinfoi-t of
the traveler.”
**—*-O-<Q>»
BOOK I{EEPING BY DOUBLE E.\'ri>.v.—-
On the exainination of Stephen Bronson,
Jrz, charged with defraiiding a. Bank in
Chicago, of which he was cashier, Judge
IVi1son, one of the victims, was a witness
and gave the following important piece of
evidence :
Have never examined the books to as-
certain in regard to the accounts. VVit-
ness would not attempt any such thing.
He regarded the plan of keeping books
by double entry, as a scheme for swin-
dling. False entries could be made and
tiie best of book keepers could not detect
them. Witness would as soon undertake
to work the most diflicult problem in
fluxious or conic sections, as to unravel
the mysteries of double entry book-kepiiig.
If the books show a balance for Bronson
they are wrong, that’s all, and if the
people can be swiiidled in this way the
double entry should be abolished by
statue.
_ -«Qua-so-R--'
E@§"*A printer not long ago being
“flung” by his sweetheart, we::t; to the
"office and tried to commit suicide with
the “ shootiiig-stick,” but the tiiiiig would
not go off. The “devil” wishing to paci-
, fy him, told him to peep into the sanctum,
where the editor was writing dniis to de-
linquent subscribers. He did so, and the
effect was magical. He says that picture
of despair reconciled him to his fate.
o-40>->o——~—
ONE or rm‘. Pnoci:ss1o.\'s.——'I‘lic Dem-
ocratic procession in Cleveland in honor
of the nominee for Governor is thus de-
scribed :
As the cortege passed up the hill in
faint starlight, it presented a striking ap-
pearance. The order inaiiitaiiicd was as
, follows :
Two of Geer & Co's Her.--‘cs,
Two more Horses,
The Driver,
Fore wheels of the Carriage,
THE CARRIAGE,
Hind wheels of the Cai'i-iage,
Immense cloud of Dust,
Covering everything, and beautifully ty-
pical of the Democratic pai't.y of
Ohio, which is at presseiit
under a cloud.”
<0»-
Dr. Durfce of Fall River, has in his
green house a bunch of grapes estimated
to weigh fifteen pounds, ineasuriiig four
feet and five inches in length. Such a.
bunch of grapes, we presume, never grew
in this country before.
9>>+————
3%“ At the Dental Conventioii recent-
ly held at Boston, some of the Dentists
asserted that the inaiu, if not the sole
cause of defective teeth was the use of
saleratus and cream of tartar in the iiiaii-
ufacture of bread, and Dr. Baker fully
agreed with the fact which is stated, and
gave the results of some experiments
which he had made by soaking sound
teeth in a solution of saleratus. The
teeth were destroyed in fourteen (lays.
Mr. Spaulding, of St Louis, did not be-
lieve that alkali injured the teeth, but ac-
knowledged that saleratus did. Salern-
us, in his opinion, was not an alkali.
..____.....q¢>..T
3%“ The Mayor of a. paper city, some-
where up Minnesota, holds forth in the
following strain in his inaugural :
“The growth of our city are astound-
ing to all. Tliey staggers belief, and the
thoughts mount up to glory and vocifer-
ase liallelnjali at the shrinefic panorama
of the butterfly brilliancy of the future
hereafter of time to come by and by in a
few years from hence. II-Ie must make
ample provision for the time, or bust.”
--1.9-—
n@‘* The president has signed a proc-
lamation for the sale of about 2,500,000
acres of public lands in Califoi'i1ia, and
upwards of 45 0,000 acres in 1.I3;<soui'i and
in Ilhlocated tracts in the Sioux half breed
reservation on Lake Pepin, Minnesota.
The sales in California will take placein
May, and in Missouri in March next.
__*....,,
£$“‘ Roswell Illolcook of G rceiifield,
‘Mass, crushed some of the Chinese sugar-
cane in a common sugar crusliiiig machine
such as grocers use to piilverize browii
sugars, lett.ing the juice drop into a pan
as the cane passed through a machine.
From a pa.ilfiil of sap, he obtained a quart
and a half of syrup about the thickness
of common molasses and about the same
quality.
ASSAGE CERTIFICATES
_ and Foni-Jinx Dn;.i«"rs. Drafts payable in
any part of England. Ireland and Scotland,-
glso, Drafts on I<"rauce,Gcrinauy. Switzerland,
Italy, Austria, Prussia, Poland , Russia, Nor-
way, Sweden and Denmark .for any sumti-om
$5 upwards—sold at this Office.
DENTAL ESTABLISH!’-!2’ENT,‘
East Avenue, N0r\\'all(,(.‘t.
Bil . JA II ES G. MAI: BOUR.
Having permanently located Ii imsel l as above and in
endingto devote all his time to his Noi-walk practice,
wouldrespectfully announce that he may be found at
all hours at his residence, as above,i-eady to perform
all operations :ippert:iiiiingto the Dentall’rofession, in
the most approved Sciviltific manner, and upon a scale
ofpriccsasiowasis coiiipatil.le with tlieuaeoftlicvery
b€3fml1W'i‘11-5"“"‘l“'9111"“Skillfiilexeciition. Allwork
emanntingfwm I1ISestiiblislimeiitwill bewarrantedto
give satisfaction.
3' LADIES» RE-‘I7-—I)R. BLISS’ auvertisenient- of
this week is to be found in another column. Every 13.13.,
03I‘€°l"“-7 we ye“"'-5 l‘“ll“5= Sllmllll We-I it '-itteiitivelv.
for in it will be foiintl um which will not iaui in mic}:
est every one of you; for it treats upon a siibji-ct that
ave;-y lady who makes personal :ippi-aruiicc and attrac-
tion a study, is deeply interested in.
‘WT
Bleeding at the Lungs Cu]-ed_
Seth IV. Fowle, Esq-—l)v:ri.r Sir : llaviiig been attack.
ed with heinorrliage of the luiigs, whicli left me with
a. troublesome cough and the usual debility congp.,“e,,t
upon gucllnn attack, and liaviug cured myself 1),. “H,
use of WISTARS BAIH.-\.\l OF WILD Clll-IRIIY, I feel it
a.‘p‘.-:-.i.-;.-a'i'e and adiity to testify to its iiiei-its. My gen.
eral faith in patent medicines is small; but for those
who are suffering under pulmonary attacts, I am per-
suaded that the Balsam is an excellent preparation.
Yours, very truly,
JONA R. UIIILDS, Editor Cliicopec T€ftZ_ljl‘(l]I]l.
Chicopee, Mass. Feb. 20, 1854.
None genuine unless signed 1. BUTTS on the wrapper.
SETH W. I-‘owr.i-: & Co., 138 Washington Street, Boston,
P1‘°l“‘l9t\‘"‘-S» Sold by their agents everywlsere.
30“ in Norwuik by J. A. Wi-:sn, and Br:um-: & ’<o.\' - Geo
W SMITH, South Norwalk ' Lockwood & II~ight, Stani-
7°"‘li J’ W‘ Taylor, Westpfart ; Samuel Pike, Soutliport,
fiend by Drugi.-its generally.
.v’’
.' I
I
York, have a card in our paper. Need we
say more to the ladies?
_-.._.
u... ' _»
iAE?l?.lfi"{E..
In llridgepurt, Sept. 17. by ll-ev. L. W.
Swan. Mr. Heiiili-.rsou Cvawi'ui'd. of St. Mary .-
Parisli, La., to Miss Susan .\I., only <1‘-’-U.‘§l3“-'1'
of S. B. Juries, ]u‘sq.. of lli-iilgeporl.
EEEEEQ
Daniel Haiiford, aged
52ycars and 9 inontlis.
-1.-.».-.-4 .-./.-. -.»., ,_-_,._,
Life Insurance.
£1.12. B'zI1\re.'1=oN,
(At the Gazette Ollice,)
Aaiaxr FOR THE
AMERICAN TEMPERANCE LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
of Hartford, Conn.
Girls wZi{ted.
‘W7 ANTED, at the Americaii Straw Hat
Mauiifuctory, a iiiinibcr of Straw Braid,
and Lace (Sewers. also a few plain and fancy
triinmcrs, for trimming iiieiis plain and chil-
dreiis fancy Hats. ,-R39
Imported Cigars.
OF Choice Brands, always on haiid at the
Store of
KNAPP .i~ LYNES.
Old Brown Wind.sor Soap.
OW A: SONS. genuine for sale by the gross
dozen, or single Cake. by
KN.-\l’P' & LYNES.
I)i.sti-2.4:! of ./Vormal/r, ss. Probate Court,
Septeniber 28!/1, I857.
STATE of G LARK BISSELL, late of Nor-
wallr. in said District. deceased.
. The Court of Probate f'or the District. of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six
months from the date liercof', for the creditors
of said Estate, to exhibit. their claims for set-
tlement. Those who iicgieet 1.0 present their
accounts, properly attested. withii: said time,
will be dcbarred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate, are requested to make
immediate payment to
EDWARD C. BISSELL, ?_./1a’im'n.i.s--
ORRIS S. FERRY. 5 tralors.
3té9
Taken ‘Up.
Y the Subscriber on Saturday. the 20th,
iust., a red Yearling llciifcr, ivitli no ar-
tificial mark. The owner is rc~iucsted to
come for her, pay charges, and tak» her away,
D. FERRIS.Jr.
Norwalk, (Silver Mine,) Sept. 28th 1857.
at-:39
Taken ‘Up.
TRAYED upon the premises of the subscri-
ber on the 26th, inst.. a Bull Calf, with no
artificial marks discriiable. The owner of
said Estray, is requested to come for his
pro ert , a charges and take him aw-.1 .
p y P y D. FERRIS,.§lr.
Norwalk (Silver l\Iiuc,) Sept. 28th 1857.
s
Taken ‘Up.
AME into the inclosures of the subscriber
on the 24th, inst , a red Cow. with a lit-
tle white upon her, no ai't.iIir-.ial,marks disem-
able. The owner is reqiiesteu to pay charges
and take her away. JOHN T. REED,
Norwalk, (Silver Mine,) Sept. 26th 1857.
3t39
Taken ‘Up.
Y the Siibscriber, on the 25th inst... a large
Bay llorse, with a small star in the fore-
head. The owner is requested to call, pay
charges. and take him away.
JOHN T. REED.
Naiwalk, (Siver Miue,) Sept, 25th, 1857.
3t39
New Pall and Wiiiter
D B if G O O D S .
An entire new stock of DRESS SILKS ; an
entire new stock of DE LAINES, Plaid Pop-
lins,Valentia Plaids, Plaid and Plain Meri-
iioes, Prints, and an endless variety of other
Goods.
S H A W L S :
An entire new stock of Shawls.
BROADCLOTHS:
An entire new stock of the best make of
French Cloths. A Bargain.
LADIES’ CLOTIIS:
A large assortment. Cheap.
Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves,
and an endless variety of Goods, all of which
will be sold at extremely low prices.
Many Great Bargains. 0. J. GRUMAN.
WOOSTER HOUSE,
DANBURY, CONN.
HE Subscriber, having purchased the
above named Hotel, is prepared to re-
ceive permanent and transient boarders, and
to entertain Travellers and the Pu!-lic geiier-
ally. The Hotel is large. comniodious, and
is fitted up with the couvenicncies of modern
Hotels; it is abiindaiitly supplied with pure
Spring Water, and is pleasantly located, on
the Main Street, within avery few rods of the
Railroad Depot.
Daubury is one of the finest and largest iii-
land towns in Connecticut; liealthy.plcasant;
and is generally admired for its fine shade
trees and beautiful scenery. Tliere are also
established a number of'good Boarding Schools
for Boys and Girls.
The undersigned will spare no pains to give
satisfaction to his Guests, and solicits the pat-
ronage of his Friends and the Public.
WILLIAM P. STEVENS.
rerun INSURANCE ciiinranvf
Of Hartford.
Incorporated in 1819. C‘/ia.7'lcr ].’crpclzI.(zZ.
Cash Capital, - - - - - $1,000,000.
I nsu.rc (Ig'(lT7lSf loss twirl (Zmnnge by Fire,
on. Terms arlrlptcrl [0 Me /mzarzl, and
coizsistent "wit/L I/ze fates of com-
paizsalirrii.
GEO. R. COWLES. Sole Jfgciit,
For Norwalk and vicinity.
Picture---Notice I
A M B R o -1- Sr P E s ,
AKILN in a style which f'or durability and
execution cannot be excelled. ,
The subscriber having takcii the old Austen
Dagucrrean Rooms in the Dil.Illllli'_\' Depot, at
Norwalk Bridge, takes this iuetliod to iiiforrii
the people of Norwalk and vicinity, that he
is prepared to take their pictures by the A4).
brotype process, which is universally ackiio\vl-
edged to be far superior to the l).igiiei'i'ee-
type, and equal to a Steel Eii2i'avi:ig. All in
want ofa superior likciiess,-.irc invited to call,
examine andjudge f'or themselves.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE! First
class pictures taken by this new process from
50 cents upwards. The subscriber is conti-
dent he can satisfy all who will call and e_\'-
amine his spceiinens, of his ability to take the
best and most perfect Likeiiesscs.
E. B. THOMPSON.
1857.
ly34
' Norwalk, Aug. 18th, 34
Yarns.
HAVE now on lianvl :1 large stock of the
real Quaker Yariis, and am the sole agent;
for the sale oftlic saine,also the \ViiiruFi.A.\'-
NEL. C. J. GllU.\f.\i\'.
8'71
most liberal induceiiiciits ever
AGENTS
'ofl'cred. send stamp to
VV5lnted° i3 38 AGENCY, Ilarinony,R.I.
X T R A FAMILY FLOUR. from “ new
Wheat,” at OL.\lSTEAD’S.
r t) iiitrodnce popular, useful,
and rapid selling inventions.
Only $5 capital required. For
Cameo Pins ! Cameo Pins ! I
AT The Jewelry and Trimming Store, iiear
_ the Spring, may be found the largest. and
NCIIGSI assortinent of these goods. ever offered
to the Ladies ofthis Toun. Sonic entirely
new and rich designs
Important to Housekeepers.
TWELVE sizes and varieties of Refrigera-
_t""S- ‘W1 Very cheap No true economist
won.“ be ‘V,llll"‘.‘.‘ to dispcii.-«c with their con-
Wnlfllice alteroiice ti-yiiig them. Plcasccall
and examiiie. Also on hand a large assort-
mclltol Sad Irons, Tea and Dinnc.-r Bells. En-
g1;9tl0€‘1dq Kctltles and Sauce Pans, Silver Plated
!Il(0'l1l’. of Tl§€(‘l)'“l M00’ ll"-'-1 ll .l“‘35e assort’
. . ii ouscliold l‘IIl‘nlf.lIl‘C‘ at
F. H. NASH’S,‘ South Norwalk.
..... ._...... ._...'.-.- -.25.... . .. ...._._ ......
_ __ _,,_‘_.g- 2» . am-
e T A T F OFT IRE.
Connecticut State Agricultural Society.
FOURTH ANNUAL EXHIBITION,
A '1‘
BREDGEPORT,
October 13th, 14.4211, 15th and 16:11, 1857.
1’n-mi inns ofiereil carcccd $7,000.
$2,500 nearly, offered for NEAT STOCK,
$1,000 and over. offered for l-IORSES.
$700 |'or SH lillil’, SWINE and POULTRY.
$300 in I’LO\VlN(l I.\lPLli\Il<JNTS etc.. and
$400 for DAIRY 1’ROl)UCl<‘.. VEGETA-
BLES. etc ; besides equally liberal l\Io.\'i~;i'
lIRE.\lIU.\lS. Coin) and S7i.vnn liIuii..\i.s for MAN-
UFACTURES of all kinds, WORKS OF ART,
FRUITS. FLOWERS, and WINE, cu.-., ctr.
THE GROUNDS enclose over thirty acres
within 9, mile of the Bridgeport Station. ./‘Im-
ple m'.cmnorIu.Iioii.e are uri-aged for stock of all
kinds. .'.~.'paci‘ims Puvillions and Tenls will
, be provided for Flowers, Vegetables, Produce,
etc.
I The llfmiil,/iu'Ii1rers’ n1uI.McrImni('s IIIIII
is a siibstaiiti-.il roofed: st.i‘iicturc for goods
liable t.o iiijnry, froiii ruin, etc. .r1n EX(3('€lf-
~i'7i__n;/y ./lllraclivc Jv'm!i1rc will be the Hall for
the display of ’fInr/iincr_'I/o_/‘al/ kinds in Alo-
Hon.
For the E.\*iiim'rio.\' of'IIorisi‘.s and TILIII. of
SPEEII and E.\'iii.=i:.\.\'cu , a line Hal,/‘Mile Track
has been graded with great care from accu-
iate surveys.
*,,*All entries of articles and stock for ex-
hibition must be made on or before Monday
Oct. 12th. on the books of the Corresponding
Secretary (Henry A. Dyer) at Bridgeport,
:i.iid all the articles or stock must be on the
groiind, and eutei ed in the Judges books be-
fore 9 o'clock A. M. or. Tuesday Oct, 13th.
TUESDAY at 9 o'clock, A. M. the grounds
will be opened to mniibcrs of the Society,-
At the same time Judges will enter upon their
duties.
WEDNESDAY and the two following days,
the Exliibitioii will be open to the public.
’l‘hc fee for Life Mcmbersliip is$l5,00. For
Annual Meiiibersliip, 81,00. Members are
entitled to five tickets of admission. Single
adiiiission tickets. 2:‘) cents, Admission of
Carriages with two Horses, $1 ; Carriages
with one Horse. 50 cents each ; with a ticket
f'or each person contained in the ca.rriage.—
'l‘he ticket otlice is near the entrance to the
grounds.
_ Grand Calvacade.
of Horses. followed by a procession of Neat
Stock each day at 9 o'clock, A. M.
Trial of Working Oxen.
on Wednesday at 1 o'clock, P. M. with load-
ed carts.
Exhibition of Horses
commences on Wednesday at 10 c’elock A. M.,
and continues throughout Tlinrsday. Com-
modiiis elevated seats are provided opposite
the Judges Stand, and overlooking the whole
track, at a charge of 12 1-2 cents.
The Plowing Match
is on Thursday at 10 o’clock, A. M. within
the grounds.
The Animal Adress
will be delivered on Friday, bv DONALD G.
.\lI’l‘ClIELL, Esq.. at 11 o'clock, A. M. within
the grounds. At its conclusion the Reports
of the Judges will read and the Awards un-
iioiiiiced, after which it is expected that per-
sons having artielcs on exhibition, wiil take
charge of them.
”,,,*Railroads throughout the State trans-
port articles and stock for exhibition free of
cliarge.
*,,*There will be a PUBLIC AUCTION of
stock Wednesday and 'l‘hursday at noon. and
Friday at nine A. M. Entries for sales to be
made at the Secretary’s Office. 3t3S
GRAPES, GRAPES.
Por Sale.
LACK I-IAMBURGII and other Exorie
G~ii.ii'i«:s. grown under glasss. Also Con-
cord. Delaware. and Rebecca Giape Vines for
out door culture.
S'l‘ll.-\\VI'.I-ZIIRY Pr...i.\"rs of the most approved
varieties, iiiclurliiig some new sorts t-liat prom-
ise well. Nnw Rocnr:Li.i~: or LAWTON BLACK-
iiiciinv Pi..ix'rs at very low prices. Vieroizrii
Riinmriii Roors, &c. A few-extra large sized
l.)WAIll~‘ Pi«:.\i~. Tunas.
J. H. SMITH.
Sept. 21. 1857. So itli Norwalk, Ct.
N. B.—Persons wishing to satisfy tlieinselves
of the pi-oiliictiveness and early ripening of
the Concord Grape, can have an opportunity
ol' seeing the Vine in fruit for afew days lon-
ger. bv calling upon the Subscriber at his
place in South Norwalk. tf3S
Wanted.
N the family of the Subscriber, a Girl who
I 1ll1tl0I‘Sl.ill1(lS doing general Housework.
E. E. KNAPP.
Veil Lost.
BLACK Lace veil, was left in one of the
center slips of St. Panls Church, in this
town. on Sunday the 5th inst., whichit is pre-
sumed may have been taken out by mistake.
on the occasion of a recent marrage ceriinony.
A suitable reward will be paid for its delive-
ry i.o the store of
H36 WM. C. STREET.
"fELVETS, Velvets, Velvcts—FRINGES.
Fi'iiigcs, Fringcs. Fall styles now open
for inspection. 0. S. CLARK.
' New Books.
'1'‘. OSS Side, by author ofAlone and Hidden
I Path, Fresh Leaves, by Fanny Fern,
Phelps’ N. Y. City Guide, with a new and ac-
curate Map.
Paper dolls, how to make them.
dolls fiiriiiture, how to make it.
ceived by
Paper
Just re-
KNAPP, & LYNES.
Nothing Books.
Nothing to Wcar— Price “ 50 cts.
Dothiiig to Do— “ “ -’ “
Nothing to S-iy-— “ “ “
[C H ‘K
Nothing to Eat—
Also a great variety of Nothings, expected
Soon,” Ix\*AP \.L1NI3
P.» ' is.
Commissioners Notice.
Illa‘ Subscribers appointed by the Court. of
Probate for the District of Norwalk,
Coniniissioncrs to receive. examine and decide
upon the claims of the Creditors of the Estate
of Alonzo F.Ci-ossiiian. an insolvent debtor
of Norwalk, in said District. assigned in trust
for the benefit of his creditors,liereby give
notice flint we will attend to the business of
our said appointment at the store of Hiibbcll
iv. Co.. in said Norwalk. on the 19th day of
'.\Iovciiibcr, 1857, and on the 19th day of Janu-
ary, I858, at one o'clock in the afternoon of
each of said days.
Said Court hath limited and allowed six
months f'roin the date hereof‘ for the creditors
to exhibit to us their claims against said Es-
tate.
JOSli‘.l’lI W. I'IUllI3El'.L,
D.-\.\'lI-IL FITCH.
Noi-walk, September 19th, 1857.
Staiiiford Advocate please copy.
} Commissioners,
4t38
Di.cIrict of ./Vorwal/r. ss. Probate Court,
Scplembcr 2l.s'f, 1857.
S'l‘ATE of IRA SEYMOUR. an Insolvent
Debtor of Wilton, in said District,assign-
cd for the benefit of his creditors.
()1:ui«:i:i:ii.—That C0ll'lml5Sl0llCl‘S to receive
and exaiiiiiic the claims of the Creditors of
said listiite, be appointed at the Probate Ofiice
in Norwalk. on the l0tli day of October, 1857,
at 9_ o'clock. forciioou ; of \\'lllCll all persons
in iiiti-i-est will take notice, and appear. if
they see cause. and be heard thereon ; and the
Trustee of f~".l.l(l.ESl'.i1l‘.C will give public notice
”’‘”'‘,’0f 13)’ ll°5l-'"&.’ :1 Copy of this order on the
public sign post, nearest the place where said
debtor dwells, and ivitliin the same town, and
by piililisliing the same in a newspaper print-
ed in li‘aii-field County at least 14 days before
said lotli day of October.
2t38 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
Shawls.
N entire new stock of STELLA SHAWLS,
all colors. An entire new stock of
WGOL LONG SIIAWLS,
at a. great bargain. C. J. Gunir.\_v.
— Por Sale Cheap.
NEW and very superior toned, 5 octave
Melodeon. Rosewood case, will be sold
for S55, (>320 less tliaii cost,) if applied for
S001!-_ 7 II. II. ELWELL, at
Office i\orwalk Lock Company, South Nor-
walk. “"36
TO LET.
AN Old and Well Established Millinery
Stand. Enquire of Mus. VANDERBIIJT,
Westport, Ct. gt,-'34;
TEAMBOATS and Locomotives at the
I Fancy Store of O.S.CI.ARl{.
JUST received, a new lot of Extra Qualitv
Letter and Note Paper, expressly for La-
CAMP’S.
dies use, at
i
. Q/' (3/irzrgr-.
r.» .- ..-..-,-;~._‘,,,,:M.
Fall &‘Winter Arrangement, 1857-8.
TRI- IVEEKL Y T I (PS.
The Steamer
JOHN HART,
C.\l"l'. Wit. R. Giii«;.«:.\ i-:,
N and after Thursday, Sept. 36!, 1857,
will leave Pcck’s Dock, South Norwalk,
Mondays, Wcdiicsilays, and Fridays, at S 1-4
A. .\f.. or on the arrival of the l)anbnry Train ;
Rocky Neck I0 iriiinites before 10 A. .\i., and
City Island at ll o'clock, .\..\r.
R¢'lll)'1lf))g, Will leave the wharf foot of
Catharine st.., N. .Y.. every Tuesday, 'l‘liurs-
day and Satiirday, at 12 o’clock, noon.
FAR E——l<‘roin Norwalk, 50 cents.
“ “ Rocky Neck, 35
City Island, 25.
The public may depend upon the John Hurt
coniirctiiig wil.li the train. as the hour of
starting will enable the Boat punctually to
nieet it. A stage will be at the Depot on the
ai'i'iva.l of the train to convey passengers to
and from the Daiibiiry Cars to the Boat. free
_ St:1ges will run in connection
with the Boat to all the adjoining towns, and
Carriages may at all times be procured on the
arrival of the Boat. to convey passengers to
any part of the country.
128‘ All Freight to and from the Daiibury
Cars, traiisported to the Boat without charge.
Frcig/it (ubcii. at Ii’crL.s'mz.a b/e Rates.
For furtlier pai'ticulars, apply to G.A.
KIRTLANI), 205 South-st., N. Y.
DR. W. BROWN,
OULI) inform his Friends and citizens of
Norwalk. that. he has moved to the
House in illain Street, opposite M-attliias Hub-
bell’s. Calls for professional services lcf't at
his house or at the Drug Store of L. L. Beebe
A; Son. will be promptly attended to. ,
Dr. B. has the pleasure of referring to the
Rev. W. B. Wi«:i«:ii, whose family physician he
has been f'or several years. tf34
A card.
HE Subscriber having disposed of his in-
terest in his late Boot und Shoe Establish-
ment to Mes.-rs. J. N. Lockwood .1: Co., would
respectfully return thanks for the liberal sup-
port he has received, and solicit in their be
half a contiiiuauce of the patronage which has
been extended to him fir the last. five years,
confidc‘it that with the iiicieased facilities his
silccesscrs have for getting up their work,
and keeping on hand a much larger assort-
men! of goods than has ever been kept in this
town before. the public will be largely the
gainers by this chaiige. The personal attend-
ance of the Subscriber will be given to his old
friends and customers, f'or the presciit.
' J". P. IIANFORD, Jr.
J. N. LOCKWOOD 8; 00.,
(Successors to J. P. Ilixi-‘oi:n,)
I EEP constantly on hand a large and va-
ricd iissortnieiit of L.inii~:s’, Gr-:.\"r’s AND
Uiiii.i)iir:.\"s
Gaiters, Boots, Shoes. &c.,
all made under our own personal supervision,
of the best inaterial and in the very best inun-
iier. Our assortment o L.-iinirts’ G.iIri~;iis,
undoubtedly comprises, both in extent and
quality. a. finer assortment than can be foui.d
at any similar esiablishment in the County;
prices therefor ranging f'rom 9 shillings to 34,
according to quality. In Gi~:.\"i"'s Doors, Garr-
ER-, Snous, &c., we have a larger and better
assortment, we are confident. than was ever
before offered in Norwalk__ rangiiig in price
f'rom S2 to $10. We also are prepared to
inaiinfactiirc to measure, any article in our
line [H‘0I)l})f’U, at the shortest notice.
Misses’ A.\'D Ciiii.iini«‘.\"s Snoi-:s, luiznniis,
&e., in endless variety. A fine article of
Si.iP.~l’r:iis f'or Gents’ wear. Several cases of
superb PATI-2.\"l‘-Ll-ZATIIEII Boers, G.ii'ri~:ns, and
OXFORD 'l.‘ms, for Gents’ wear, to which we
would invite special attciition. A splendid
article of Pateiit Leather Boots. for Fall and
Winter wear. for Gents, only 37!
Special Notice to the Ladies.
We [IF$lll‘C the Ladies of Norwalk that we
can supply them with Gaiters f'or tliemselves
and children. of as good quality and exquisite
workuiansliip as can be procured at any store
in New York. and at much smaller prices.
REPAIRING in all its branches, done neat-
ly, quickly and cheaply.
We charge notliing for slioiving our Goods,
and invite the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nor-
wnlk and vicinity to give us a call, whether
they desire to purchase or not.
J. N LOCKWOOD dc CO..
Opposite the Post Office, Norwalk.
Sept. lst, 1857. . 35
To the Probate Court for (lie District of
.N'ur-wa//. .
V]-‘H E application ofWILLIAM L. WA RING
of'New Can-aaii,iii said District.respectfiil-
Iy slioweth, that lieis lawful Guardian to WIL-
r.rA.ir II. Biioxsox, a Minor belonging to said
District, and that said Minor is the owner of
the following Real Estate, viz: accrtain tract
of land lying in said New Canaau.in quantity
ten acres more or less, with the buildings
thereon smiidinn, bounded Nortlicrly by liigli-
way, and land of'l)aii cl Wood, and wife, East-
terly an-1 Soutlierly by highway Westerly by
Heirs ofllaniiah B St. John deceased, and he
furtlier says,
That the Estate is at present unproduc-
tive, that the avails thereof are waiited for
the support, maiiitcnaiice and education of
said minor, and that it will be for the ad-
vantage of said minor to sell the same and
invest the avails thereof according to law,
wlierelore he says that there is just and reas-
ouablc cause for selling the same. Ile there-
fore prays the Court to order said real estate
to be .-:old,and to empower him or some other
meet person to sell the same, pursiiant to the
statute in such case made and provided.
WILLIAM L. WARING, Guardian.
Dated September 8th, 1857.
(A 46
District of J\"or-wal/r, Probale Court, .93.
September, SM, 1857.
Oiioi:nr;n.—’l‘liat the foregoing application
be heard and determined. at the Probate Of-
fice in Norwalk, on the 28th day of'Novembi-r,
l857,at 9 o’elock forcnoon; and that notice
tliereof' be published in some public newspa-
per near the place where such real estate lies,
three weeks successively at least six weeks
before said time assigned.
3t‘.’»7 GEOIIGE A. D.ivr:.\'roi>.T, Judge.
Distr'i(:t of ;‘."orzc(i.llr, ss.
Seplr-iiibcr 51/1, 1857.
ES1‘A'l‘Pl of IIANNAH HANFORD. late of
New Caiiaan, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk liatli limited and allowed six months
from the date liereof, for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be
debarred a recovery. All ])' rsoiis indebted
to said Estate, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to
PIIILII’ J. RAYMOND.
WATTS COMSTOCK.
‘ Eweculors.
Probate Court,
District of J\"oru.-al/.~, ss. Probate Court,
September 1-1, 1857.
STATE of DAVID LOCKWOOD, late of
New Canaaii, in said District. deceased.
ORDER]-II).——Tll(lt the Execiitois exhibit
their Admiiiistration account to this Court for
adjustincnt, at the Probate Office in Norwalk,
on the l0t.li day of October, I857, at 9
o’clock, forciiooii ; and that all per.-tons inter-
ested in said Estate may be notified thereof,
the Exectors will cause this order to be
published in a. iieivspaper printed in Fairfield
County, and post a copy thereof on the sign
post in said New Canaan, nearest the place
where the ileeeaseil last dwelt, at least ten days
before said l0ili day of October.
1:38 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
New Sllks.
HIS day received, a large assortment of
Dress Silks. black and colored,‘ some new
and beautiful styles, and some great bargains.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Wanted. FF
N apprentice to the Watch llfiikiiig Biisi-
"CSS- 0. S. CLARK.
New Plour.
JUST received a lot of new Wheat. Flour,
€15 CORNWALUS.
. Por Sale.
A FIRST rate family Horse, Cai'riage, and
l:I-arncss, for sale cheap. Horse young,
sound, f'a.s-t. and kind in every respect, ca}-.
riage and I-Iarncss new. Apply at the store
of S. A: L. CURTIS, or to
M37 s. w. CURTIS.
OSIERY, Hosiery, llosiery. Ladies will
. find it. to their advantage to call and see
our stock before purchasing.
0. S. CLARK.
'-k.r‘Au -~ In’ -_ - - y
W.H.wSniall-Pe|_rin in Wilton,
ron SALE.
HE subscriber offers his place for sale.-
It is situated on the main 1- ad leading
from Wilton to Wcstport, about .5 miles from
Norwalk, and 2 from Kent,or Wilt on S ations,
on the Daubury and Norwalk Railroad. It
comprises twenty acres of cxcelleiit land,
suitably apportioned for small farming or
gaidciiing opci'at.ions. a new and convenient.
two and -.1 half story lionse, good water, flnc
fruit, some very rare varieties, &e., rte. Will
be sold at a bargain if aprllicd for soon.-
Apply to the editor of the Gazette or of the
sub.-criber, on the premises.
M37 JOIIN IIOWER.
Place Por Sale.
1IESiibsci'ilici' offers her place (late the
residence ofAnson Q,lllllf.D.l'(l, dcceai-:ed,)
for salc,upon very rcasoiialile l.t*l‘llh, it up-
Iicd for soon. The house is a lar,-re two and
a hall story frame building, located within
three minutes walk of the Bridge, and pecu-
liarly well adapted for‘ a first class boarding
house. '_I‘liere is a barn . and about IZWO acres of
Iirstratc land attaclicil. a good well of water,
excellent garden. fruit trees, slirubcrbies &c.,
with fine shade trees in l'roiit of the house.-
For turtlier particulars apply to Mrs. POLLY
QUIN'l‘ARD,on the premises. or of l~'.LI S.
QUINTARD, N. Y. A‘: N.I~I. Railroad, New
Haven, Ct. tfzitl
I-" C) I! S A In El ,
At Westport, Gt.
'1“-IE subscriber offers f’or sale two good and
pleasaiitly located dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Westport Bridge, about 100
rods tlierefrom, 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 Carpenter’s shopon
the lot. The property will be sold cheap if
applied for‘ soon. 6m‘28 JOHN BAKER.
Valuable Property for Sale.
7' ‘HE Subscriber offers his property at South
Norwalk for sale upon very_nceomiiio-
dating terms, and at imicli less than its real
value; consisting of a good dwelling house,
store with dwelling above, two stables, suit-
able for livery, and a fine building lot, beau-
tifully situated on the corner of Main ulid
Marshall streets, and but a short distance from
the Depot and Steamboat landing. This is
coiisidci-ed. by good judges. to be the best
business location in South Norwal k, and will
be sold at ii. bargain, if applied for soon. It
will be sold entire, or in part.
ti’ SANDS REED.
E : I.-"or Sale.
'I‘he Subscriber offers for sale, a val-
‘ uable l’lace,pleasantly situated, op-
po.-ite the residence of Mr. Justus Iloyt. in
New Caiiaaii, containing about one acre of
Land with a good. new Dwelling House, and
Shop, upon it. togetlier with a Barn and other
out-Buildings, all in good condition.
The Place is well calculated for the keeping
of Bu-ardei's, if desired. The Shop was built
expressly for Slioeinakcrs, and has ample ac-
cominodatioiis for .5 or 6 workmen.
The Property will be sold cheap. and on ac-
cominodatiiig" teriiis—two-tliirds of the pur-
chase money can reriiain on mortgage if desi-
sired. For Iiirther particulars apply to the
undersigned. S. Y. ST‘. JOHN.
New Canaan. April lltli. 1857. 15tf
PLACE FOR SALE,
At Gregory’s Point.
The Subscriber offers for sale the new Cot-
tage House, locaied at Gregory '5 Point, with
four acres of good land attached thereto, and
if desired, six more adjoining, $0:-'0Ul01' WW1
about three acres of salt meadow The House
is entirely iiew,and conveniently arranged
for a good sized family, and commaiids a very
fine water view, lying at the mouth of Nor-
walk Harbor and in full view of the Islands.
It is admirably adapted for any person desi-
ring a fine location near the salt. water. For
!urther partieniars enquire at the Gazette Of-
fice, or of the Subscriber.
6t*3-I
ELI BRADLEY.
A Place Wanted,
IN EXCHANGE FOR VALUABLE
New York City or Western Property.
PARTY is desirous of excliangiiig for
1' some desirable residence in or near Nor-
walk, New York City. or a quantity of new
or iininiproved Western Lands. located in
Crawford County, Wisconsin..aiid all on the
lines of prominent railways, and warranted
to be t.hc very best in the State. Or, if pre-
ferrcd, would excliangc for lots in the new
and important town of NEZI-,‘I{.\. Iowa, opposite
Prairie-dii-Chieii. which is prohably_.at pres-
eiit.onc of the most desirable l0'.tlf’.lOIlS for
iiivestments in the West.
A Residence with a little land adjoining,
would be preferred, or a House in the town
and a plat. of land near the village. For fur-
ther particulars cuqiiire of the Editor of the
Gazette. ti"-I4
,_____ ,,_.4..__ _..-.. __ . ._ __.___.__
NEW WOOD YARD,
On Camp Street,
Hickory,
OAK,
MAPLE, 61.
Chestnut Wood.
' HE undersigned will he 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.
A Great National Work.
AN ABRIDGMENT Oh‘ TIIE DEIIATES OF
CONGRESS, from 1789 to 1850. D. Ap-
pleton & Co., Publishers, 316 and 348 Broad-
way, N. Y, A. ll. CAMP,
Sole Agent for Norwalk.
Danbury Railroad Stock
OR SALE. .
Enquire at the Gazette Oflice.
:'B.-&L.\I of a Thousand Flowers.
Balm of X Thousand Flowers. for sale 'ry
KN.-\.Pl’ ti‘. LYNES.
PROFI-'.SSOl‘. O. J. WOOIYS
HAIR l{ES'1‘ORA’1‘lVE-v
For P1'0(l'7lci7Lg‘ Ifair 0% Bali? Ilcuzls,
.\.\'D R1-}S'I‘0PilNG GREY II.-III! TO ITS .\'A'l'I.'RAl.COI.0R
I [[lS:1Sl(‘Illl.~‘l1lllg‘ and uiieqiiallcil pi'ep:ii‘ution lIll2~‘
I‘ never liiili-d to prn:lucc ii growfli on Hold lIen«‘..~'.
when used accnrdiiig to the ilirectiuns. and turn liuir
back to its oi-igiiial color after liaviiig becuiiie gr:i_v and
reinstate it in all its origiiinl licallli. liistrc, softiie,-.<
onil beauty. lieiiiovcs at once all sciirl, «’i:iiidi‘iill', and
iiiipIe:i.<iuit itcliiiig, .<ci'of'ul:i, criiptions niiil feverisli
liciit. froiii llll‘. .-‘ciilp. 1! also pro\',_)nts the hair l'i'niii be-
coming iiiilieulthy and fnlliiig oil", and in-nee acts as a
perfect llnir liivigerator and Tonic.
A gentleman of Boston writes to his friend in New
BL‘(lfl)l‘Il thus :
To your iiiquiries, I would reply. that when I first
coiiimi-need ii-lug l’i-ofcssor \\'oiid's lluir l{c.<tor:1tivc,
my hair was almost white. and had been so for the last
ten years, and it \\':is very thin on the top of my herd,
and very loose, and pulled out freely, but I found that
before I had used all the second bottle, (iriiicli was eight
\\'l.'L‘liS,) my hair was eiitircly changed to its origiiiiil
color, light brown, and is now free from daridriill' and
quite iiioist. I have had my linir cut five or six tiiiies
since the cliiiiigc. aiid have never seen unytliing like
wliite hair stiirting from the roots, and it is now as
thick as it ever was, and does not come out zit all. It
has proved in my case all thus I could wish to ask.
Julj 1, 1855. Yoiirs, etc.,
From the Boston Herald.
So.\ii-.'riri.\'(: WORTH Kxowi.\'n.—B_v using l‘i-ofcssor
Woml’s Hair Restorative, griiy hair can be perinaiiciitly
restored to its original color. The siibjoim-«I certificate
from Johnson & Stone, (lanliiier, Maine, is but one of
the many iu.~ai.ani.-cs that are daily coiiiin_i: to our knowl-
edge, of' its ivoiiilerfiil effects. It is no longer proble-
inaticnl, but a self evident truth, as liuuili-eds in our
comiiiuiiity can testify.
G.\niu.vi-:n, Maine, June 22, 1855
Dear Sir, I have used two bottles of l'rol'e.-asor \\'ood’s
Halr Restoriitive, and can truly say it is the greatest
discovery of the age for restoring and changing the
liuir. Before using it, I was a man of seventy. My
linir has now attained its original color. You can rec-
ommend it to the world witliout the least fear, as my
case was one of the worst. kind.
Yours, respcetfiilly,
DANIEL N. MURPHY.
Bi:ooi<i—'iF.i.i>_. .\lnss.. Jan. ‘I2, 1855.
Dear Sir, Having made a trial of your llnir R(‘.St()l‘1),.
tive, it gives me pluasiirc to say that its client has been
cxeclleiit. in removing iiifliiiiiiiiatioii, daiiilruff, nnila
constant itching tendency with which I have been
tr-.\ublcd from eliildliood, and has also restored my li:iir
wcieh was boconiing gray, to its original color. I have
||,\‘\_‘ll no other article with auytlilng like the pleasiirc
and profit. \'mii's truly, J. K. BR.-\G(i.
Pastor of the Orthodox Church, llrookfield.
Pi-ofessor Wooil.
3‘, ._ . .
IOIII. (lie Jlissourz Deniocrat.
\\'O0l)'S HAIR D\'i'-1.—'I'liis ndiuirable article is rapidly
iiiiproviiig the liair. .\‘onrticle of a siniilnr klnd, how
before the public, enjoys a l\(‘l.l.I,‘l' repiita.tioii as a resto-
rative add iiivigorntiiig hair tonic. Its peculiar enem-
ical qiialities have a beneficial I-flbct upon the grmvfli
and Ul|ill‘:lC]\}l' of the hair, giving a silky and glossy
texture to that wliitli was lI)l'lll(.'l‘]_)' of ll. coarse and dry
nature. It has, also, we llllllclfisllilllll, u teiideiiey to
preserve the youtlifiil color and appearance of the hair,
and ilcstroyiiig or cniiiitcrnctiiig the effects of .-ige.—.
with rec.uiiiiieiiilatioiis in its iiivor. we linrdl_v perceive
how any lady or gentleninn should be witlioiit so valu-
able an adjunct to their toilet.
O. J. WOOD & CO., l’roprictor.~‘, 312 P.roadwav, New
York. and 114 Market street, St. Louis, .\.l.\‘.~‘()1ll'l:
Sold in .\'or\valk by BEEBE A‘. SON, in Bridgeport by
Shelton it C0. and '1‘. C. Wordiii, and by all ilriiggints
throughout the United States and British Provinces:
. not be too stoiigly coiideniiicd.
sold here by al1Druggi:ts. 33,23
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:iiieiits.
‘AA,
in
From S. M.l’E'l"l‘Ei\'(z‘ll.l «V00. f~i\dv rfisinl Agency
122 Nassaustreet, New York, and No. itate street,
Boston. S. M. l’l‘:TTl‘iNGlLl. C0. ,:I.I‘l .-' _;entx-for the
Norwalk Gazette and the inosi iiill neni in I and largest
circulating Newspnpcribotli intlic Unit: «I States and
tlieCan:ulai.n.
»__.
Enameled an Graine
COTTAGE I"lTR1\'l'I‘1"URIl!
New’ and Bcruniful S13’-'1‘s of En-
aiiiclcd Cliainber l"iiriiitiirc. }loiisckeep-
crs iii want of this cheap and i'.~.<liioii:ibli.-
style of Bedroom Furnitiire. will I il(l xi. lfll‘gt.'
assortnieiit in all colors. at If. F. l":ii-i-iiigtoifs
.\Iaiiiifuctory Ware lloonis, -16 and -I8 \Voo.==tci-
st... betnccii llroomc .I' Grand :-'ts.,l\'.Y. pilinilil
To the Iaadzes.
RON-i\‘iiiE l'l'('I'llll_\‘ n l<‘ll('l' frniii :i _\'Ollll‘[ lnclv iii .'\l.'l»
I take llii- lilii-i*l_\‘ of |Illl2ll.\lIl|l_'_',' :|. piirfiniv
. - «Ill HI-<0 Itlktr 0r'c'i-'inii to iiinl-"e tlii- >‘llli_lI*('f
ul'fIiaf.lcf1i-i' .~'\'I'\'L' It'll‘ by ._' of :i " text " Ii-r iii_v n-l~
vi-i‘ti.~‘r-iiieiil. of this \\'i-ck: and in doing so, '1 n-ill,l hunn-,
be duly l't-'g.‘ll‘<lt‘ll and zippri--:i:iti--l by the lnilh-_.-, pg.-1..-.
cinlly the yuiiii-: livlies, who I‘i|.'llU‘ pi-i'.<oii:il :ippo;ir:in«-<-
und atti‘ni',tii>ii :i Hflllly. 'l'li'.-re is no ('I|lIllfl'_\' iii lll|'
\\‘m‘l<l that can [|l'lIll\lI'l‘ ii. gr:-zit:-i' .'Il‘l':I)’ of pr:-tfi‘ f:ii~i~-
than niirs, niial it is also true llI1l.I lll4‘I'l‘ i-' no I€'I||||l|'}
wliere their are so few lint,-l_v ilr~vi-lupeil foi-ins aiiim._«_.
the ft-iiiale sex as in ruins. *\\'h_\' is fliis? \\'|i_v is i
tliat. the iiigeiinity of tlic lllllllll(‘l‘ and di'cs.<-iiiaki-r ls
faxed to the iitiuost to give the uppim'aiiv‘c of reiilif_v'.‘
Why is it that forms (llll'l'. full round and plump. havi-
become .\‘l‘ll'lllll(t'lI, thin and bony‘! But to the letter:
“ Ili~:.\I: SIR: \\'i-I1-it not frniii convicfioii Of_\'ll|ll‘ lins-
pitable l'»«-liii-rs Ii-u':ir«l.< a -,-‘owl iiiiiiiber of patients who
aniioyyou with the ii:i.rr:itinn of l'rivolnii.~i and fniicied
ailiiieiits, I sliould l|l"\'l'l' be i-inlmlolenr-d to llll(lt'l'f:ll\'l‘
so awkw:u'd a task as the cuiisulting you in ri-lntiuii to
iiiysi-If; and if. after st.-itiiig my Pfllllllfltlll, which I con-
ceive to he the result of seine ilisi-a<i-——-ivli:it I l-;m\\\‘ not
—_\'on should ri-gai--I it as piircly of the iiinigiriiitiun.
rather than uctiinl iliseasc, ii .-«fnicriient to flint effect
from you would. lain eniili-li.-iif, prove as renii--lizil in
the fziricy, as \\'Ulllul your reiiieilies, did actual ll|>'l’.'l.<('
exist.
I l“”"' “l“'”."-"l ““.l“.\"‘d lllf‘ best of lit-alfli. and up it-
tlic [)l‘(‘SPllL1lIllIE linr-ll_\' liavc krimvn \vli:if. pain or six!
feriii;.: iviis. I do not now i'eni(-iiiln-r i7\'i.-r to lIll\'I' hilt‘,
:1 spell of .'=lcl(iii*.~'.<. or being II) :in\- \\-;l\- i”ili_..[..,‘«,.,[,
with the exceptioii. pi-i-li:il~~'. of :iii l|'(2C1I.~if‘Il.'Il and but
very slight lieii-Inclic. .\lv :ip;.i-tire l.\]"1)l)|l—~I)|'] h;||)_< 3...,
good. I digr:.~it lll_\' fond witlioiit ililliriuliv; i-:iii “all:
without f'-itigue. [sleep well, and can 3 ._{-. as l li:ivi'-
nlrcaily .<.iid, that I :Lppni-eiiil_v eii_io_v the iii':~‘I ofli--:i'ilh.
Yet iiotivitli.<tandiii_-.: the iiiziss ol'ti-stiiiiuiiy iii fziior of
my being entirely cxciiipt from ilisi-as--, there is a emi-
ilitiun of fill‘ .\‘_)'Sl.l‘llI that I iiiii lIl|1llIl|' in iii-cniiiit for.
l .'|llu-le to the fact that for the lust ei_;liti-i-ii(n- f\\'i.'l]f\’-
four months I have bi-i-ii i-ntii-i-ly lost tn the l‘(I'Liinilily
uf'f'urni wliicli has .'il\\'.'i_\'s lwi-ii iinliirzil to me up to flu}
tinic rUf0l‘l‘('Il to. It is iimv iiear two _ve:. '. siiice I first
discovci'i-d that I was gi':i4lii:ill_v losing llt“-ll, niul at 11..-
same time, my nriiis, neck. mid in fact :he whol-- per-
son, Which \v:i.~' 0lll'l‘ full. rouii-l and I .
iiiucli shrunken, utti-xiii.-ite-I and boiiy. . -
such it coiiditioii of buily could not take place. at :in_\'
rate contiiiuc to ('Xl.~l. for so long a period. \\ iiliout hav-
ing for its cause «list-iiseil zictiini .~'oiiie\\'lH-i'<-. I npplie.‘
for medical advice, but ivitliont guiiiiiig r-‘flier .<;iii.<!'n c-
tion or any In-iii-fit. l was told by one piiy.-‘iciiiii flint
I ivoiilil regain my flO.~‘ll after :1 wliil.-: by :.li(If.lN‘l' lll:ll I
woiilil recriiif. u.-' simii as cold \\'(‘.‘Ifll(’l‘ ':HIlt‘, and l-_\'
aiiotlicr that as soon as w:iriii iveaflier c: lill‘ I would lit‘
as llesliy as ever. And now, sir. I app,’ to you, not
only for an opiiiiiiii, lint for freafinciit, if. in your _iiidg-
ineiit, the case i‘.ern.-iliils it. &c.
.\Iost certainly l ics the ease di~in:iii<l t;-cntnieiif, and
for two i'i-iisoiis, \'l7.I that «lei-.(-iisi-il :l('ll(lI‘ iii:i_\' be re-
movcd, rind that the rotuii«lit_v offoi-iii in: v be i'c.-ztoreil.
'l'lu-latter is lI('(.‘Ulll]lll.\'llt‘ll by the l”l'lll()\':ll of thr-
fnriiicr which is not only the C£Ill~’0 iii the above case.
but in all otlicrs of like cliiirncti-r. Tlici-' ’1l.l.llflf.:l fliiii.
spare habit is iicililrul to sniiie, is eiitir-ly l‘l‘l‘UIl(‘O|l>:
for in (‘\'('l‘_\' iiistaiicu it is the I‘l‘.~'lllt of vi.-".*:i.~e,1‘itliI~i'
lioreilit:ii‘_v or [tl'lNllll:L‘|l by ll:lllll‘:ll (~:iii.~‘i'~. I\.\' :1 nint-
ter f'or eoii.<i«lei':itioii la_v pliy.-"ii.-i:iii.<. this one lins lu-vii
uliiii-st totallyilisi'<-gai'«li-d::iiidoiieofgri-:ii-~ iiiipoi't:iii«-i-
can S0:l.l'('.Cl)1‘llll'lltllil)(‘4l§ impoi-liiut not only froiu the
fact that vifiil org_v:iii-' :ii'e<li.-i-:1.-czl. an I 2- Pin llI’(‘flll>(- of
that iliseiise, lie:ini_v ol‘fnriii and cniiiliiii-.-'~' are .<nci'ilici-il.
Let us now look into the l‘(lIl.\'(? oflliis friinhlc-. \\‘l.;.t
is it‘! \\'liy is this .<lii'iiiiki-ii, ll‘.‘lll iiiiil bu:i_\' conilitioii?
It is a filllll)'llllil'lllllll1 the body is iiiipi.-ll‘.-(-il_\— "nu,-.
islied, from the fact that gooil, rich and ii-e.iltliy blimd
is not present. and llII'Illl_L’ll which :ilniii- -:iii the I.m‘._v
be well iiouri.-lii~ii aiiildiily ilevelopeil. W3 v i< iioi _;liUll,
rich and licnltliy blood prc.~ciit.‘.*—f'oi' (-i't:iiiil_v. iii
inaiiy cc.-‘cs there is no lack of appetite, or «.1 :.:on.l. sub-
stantial and wliolesoiiie fo d. and :1 pl»,-ni_y of ii‘, wiiieli
inzikes good blond. 'l'hi- i-(-.-i.<oii is .-iiiiple~—"oi- ziltlmiigli
there is no wniitiiig ol':ippi-lite. or of food, :i;i-l Ill :ibuii~l-
zlllcl‘. )‘t'I tilt‘ fmiil Is‘ not lillicn llp, Hlldl (-:1 vii-il into the
cii‘ciil:ilioii, or zit :in_\' rate but :i siiiull I‘) llilll of it-
and why 2’ Bccaiise of the i'«.ii_4/r'.<i'--:1 .<l'uIr: 1;! .'/iv ifig/I-.~Ii’:-ii
0I']](Il2.\‘. Tllis is the ll'Hlllllt'—lll0 -_v.<fciii i ..
ci.~c siune state that it would be wcreit inn .
coiiditioii. And now, how is it that :1 C0lIJt,‘.~‘l(éIl state
of the (li<__re.\‘ti\‘0 0i'_;:iii.< ]Il'L'\'('lll>‘ the food f'ro..i lu.-iiig car-
ried into the Oll‘CIll:|Il(!ll and U(Jll\'L‘l'lL‘kLll|fIi goml blnml.
Tliose who have read my :iil\'ci'ti.-'eiii<-iit nf'l:-.-‘t week are
fully ilcqiinintcd, I think, with the \\':i_\’ lll:'l the thin! is
carried into the circiilntiiiii iii the fnriii oi‘ cliilc. :lll'l
converted into blood. :iiid it now only rein:-I I.~ fin» n”\ (U
give the l‘(':lS(>ll iI'li_I/ it is riot. in the L‘Ull~'.ll(ill llll~ll‘l'
consiilerzitiuii. C:ll'l‘l04l tlit-re iiiiil cnii\'ci'li-i: iiilo :.'1\ibl
blood. The iiiiicus iiieiiilii‘:lIii.- wliicli liiie.- ilie st:-iiiucli
continues on info lm\\’cl.~' and lines fill‘!!! a It is one
COIIIIIIIIOIIS l)IL'llIl)l‘.‘Illl‘. I liiive :llI'l‘:ltl_\' All
in the upper I-owels. their sides -e lil1'l'(‘(‘il i
iiiiniernble iiiiriibcr of little nriti . -.~'. \\'lll'.'lI are iiiniiflis
of little \'i-sscls or tiilics. \\'l:U.-‘C olllcc it is to nlisorb or
take up the food nf‘cr it is foi'iiii~il into cliile and pass it
along into :1 l:ii',-re \'t.‘ill. :iiid on tliroiigli this vein is IllI'
cliilc carried in the lie:irt. from \\‘l|(‘llt‘\‘ it is propelled
to the liiiigs, and there, by its coining; iii ciiiitact with
the 1ll.l]]l).~']>ll(‘l'4‘. is coii\'ei'ti-d into bluml. an i now reziily
for ]Illl'[)ll$QS of iiutritioii oi'iioiii-isliiiigtlie lioily. From
the liing.-Lit is (now lIt‘lllL" m:idi.- into ;:«|UIl blood) lirou<__rht
back to the heart nnniii tliroiigli l:ll'_LL" veins, and froin
the heart sent tlirougliout the entire systi-iii tlii-ougli
the ui'teries.
New the mucus iiieniliraiie wliicli lines the stoiiincli
and the bowel.-'. lllsn «lips iniu ilie.-‘e little. vi-s.<<-ls above
spoken of, and also liiii-.-' tlii-iii. And I think now it can
be easily seen tli:it \\'lI(‘ll llic ilige.<ti\e or,-,-'aii.< are in :i
congestwl and lDfl:lH1I‘|l ct-ii-litioii. that tlmrc is inure or
less ofa sivollcn state of flint llllll2Il~' lll1‘lnl|l‘:lll('. and in
consequence offlii.-' swollt-ii state, the month of tliesc
ve.~‘.~‘0l.~'. fruin tlieir being so \'ei‘y iiiiiiiitc, wniilil be (‘ll-
tii'ely'cluseil up. which woiil.l of coiirse pi-ivciit thi-
taking up oftlie eliile :in-l nf its being c:ii'rieiI on into
the circulation. and iii coiiscqui-iice of its not being
takcii up by tliese ve.-'.-'el.-'. it is passed on Illl‘UllQ'll the
bmvcl.< f1I'l'l(’\[N‘lll‘Il, and witlioiii. the .<y.-it-iii i'i-ct.-iviiig
any Iii-iii-fit of its iionri.-liiii_ pr:-pi-i-tit-.-.
It is plain, then, from the llti‘I';‘Iilllg. that our reinc-
dial iiieusiires lllIl,~‘T. be Illl‘f'L'.f0tl in the (lige.<ti\'i.- organ.<.
fnrit lsby flie eiiiigt-sliiiii of lllL'.~'(‘ i>i‘;_-*aii.< that this
sliruiikeii, ntteiiiiiited and bon_v coiiiliiioii is l)l't)ll'..'llI
about. \\'li:it shall be our rciiicdit-s‘? 'l'iio.'<e flint will
remove the ceiigo-sti-id state and I‘l“.~‘lf|I“.‘ tlu-iii to :1
lieiiltliycouditioii. In :iil\‘:iii(-ii of all otlier l'l‘llll‘ilf:ll
irieaiis. isllie usiiig of IILISS’ l)\'.~‘l'F.P'l‘lC III-Iii .l)\'.
and H10 liilIo\viii_; out of all the directions :ieconip:iii_viiig
it, and by so doing and D(‘l‘\‘l‘\’t‘l'lll}_"lll the ‘-ik' ' '
reniedy. not only e\'cr_v \'L'.\Ilgl‘ of the Ill ii.
removed, but :1 f_"l‘.'lIlll:ll .-ind >'l(‘:lIl}' iiiiproiiiig in fll'>‘l_l
and rotiiii-lily iiffoinii will be the l'L‘Sltll.
It is the ('N[l(‘l'l(‘ll(‘l' of every one, and it has off»-ii
been iiiadc the .<iil-jcct of rt-iii:irk by tlicise who linve
taken the l‘.eiiieily for .~'onie time, that it iii:ike.-‘ Ill4'l‘.l to
gain in flesh; and if I il?l.\'t‘ In-en iiiiili-i'.~'i-mil al-ore. it
will now be St't'll how it does it. viz: by l‘i‘llI<I\'lllg the
congcstcil .<t:ifi- of the «ligi~.~rivi‘ oi‘;:iii.-‘. iriili-li pi'i-vciits
the lll1lllIllll(‘l||l‘t' of goinl. licaltliy blonl, and coarse-
queiitly proper noiiI'i.<liiiiciit oftlic biul_\.'.
, \\'. \\'. l’.l l.".<. .\'i>. .'J'ii;i llI'lI.lll\' ' New York.
BLISS’ ll\'>‘l’l-Il"I‘l" lllC.\l|€lI\' is for sal: ._v all ri-.-pect-
able llruggi.-‘ts. and by wlu-in it will be .<= II to :iii_v :id-
ilrcss by iiiail, on rcei-iviiig two dollars, the price of the
medicine.
The 'l'r:ide snpplii--l by II.-\llI!.\I., Rl>’_l.I-IY .‘< I\'l'I'(‘lIl7..\'.
llll[l0l'll‘l’.~‘ :iii-l \\'lioli-siile lli'ii_-_-'g_:i.<f..~'. '6 lZ:iicl:i_\' street,
.\'cw York ; sole agents for .\'o.-w I{ii;_,-'l:iiiil:iii«l New York,
- - _ it
Roberts’ Colic Mature .s~."or
INFANTS,
IS one of these iiiostvaliiablc inc-iicincs that
should be kept by every faiiiily. The
pcruicicoiis habit ofcoiitiiiually do-iiigiiil'aiit;<
with Paragni-ic. Laudaiiiiin, Anoilyiic Cordials
and such like iiaicotic preparations wliich are
every year t_lcstroying their lll()'.l~’ilIl(lS, caii-
'l'hc practice
has its origin usually. in not having any re-
lilable remedy at eoiiiinaiid. and the cries of
thelittl csiiffercr pronipts the exliibitiou of-aiiy
thing that promises relief. The p:oprietor in
conipouiidiiig this rcindy ; had in '-.'lU\V a pre-
paration that would not only atl'oi'd -pecdy rc-
lief, but at the same [line be free .'i'oni those
deleterious effect that always SIICCL‘r'tl the ex-
hiliitioii of iiarcotic rcnicdit.-s.
Every sort of 1'L'l'ilC(l_\’ iiliiiust. lms been com-
pounded for the adult invalid. tllll.‘l‘l‘,'; which
are found many very valvable pi-i ;:ni'-atioris:
but from the helpless little sick i:if-aiit. very
few if any reliable rcincdicsliave been pre-
pared, at any rate. by those who have iiiade
their disease a study. As 1'l§_‘_,":lI‘tl.’\‘ iiic inerits
of this mixture iiothiiig need be Ffll'l. for the
name 0l'Prol'. Roberts as ii I’liysicl:iii and Lee-
ture on Diseases of children is it .<lllllClL'lll
guaraiitcc for the reiiiiilial v:'riiies of the pre-
paration. During the the many _YI.'.ll‘S that it
has been before the people in its prv =ent foriii.
it has gained for itsclfa wide e.\‘ici=di.~d iiot.ori-
ety and repiiiation ; families, not 0 ily of en-
tire iieigliborlioods. but towns and ireuiitrics.
depend on this mixture alone for the piirpo.-cs
for which it is compouiided. The iin(lei'si_eiieil
are the sole agents for the l’I‘0pI'l(?l01'. and to
whom all orders froin the trade slioiild be ad-
dressed.
IIARRAL, RISLEY it KITCIIIZN,
Importers and Wliolesalc Driiggists, 76 Bai-
clzu] street.,N. Y. 38
New Books.
OTIIING to Wear! 3 l at U.-\i\lI”S.
Nothing to Do! ! l at CAMl”S.
A New Arrival of
GOAL!
UST reccivcdat t.lie Yard of
G. II. & J. C. RA.\'DLE.
Salt I Salt I
SACI(Sofprimc Liverpool Salt.jiis
received and f'or sale ;-also,
100
Sugars.
Choaperthan ever, by A. MOREIIOUSE.
it
ATCIIES and Jewelry neatly repaired
and warraiitcd to give sntisfactioii.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware sold at
very low prices. Cull hclorc piirclinsiug. '
' U. S. CLARl\.
Hides I Hides I I
CASH paid for all kiiids of UHHICF Ilttlff-“-
at, S. E. Oi.iisTi~;.\ii 3.
Horse Poi‘ Sale.
GOOD Family 1lors_c, seven years old,
For sale cheap; enquire of
Ir 1.a:.|.':"‘..:L..v* ’-‘.'.'<.z LL‘Z1.!l'.L—.a3.rn&‘..'.‘J-‘..'s.-A11 .4 ‘.12..’-:.'.‘4.'x.u .. ..-.-:c...:._ ._>.
. :'.'.:_.z-)..;3.' '=....-.0:
fttetii flail: fihfiirtissiiieiits.
Advertising O!lic<-.33-5 B 1-;u1v.':i.y_
From the
Compound ..l.rnica
I.INI1V.I‘.EI'\l' '1' I I
IIE Subscriber begs leave to 13.11 the at-
tention ofthe public to tliisiiz-w and val-
unl-lo pi-eparatioii of ARNICA, corbincd with
certain Vegetable li_\ti':ieis. as i'i.<iii'passcil
for its ll.-niin_<_: 11' Ciirntivc 1)'.Opt‘l tics. in all
those c.\'tei'Iial (‘.Olll]|l:Illll~‘ for -.liicli Lin-
inii.-nt:< nri- ll-t'(l, such as (In/N. 1:'I'lv1'-(‘-\‘.(.-'/II/_/I5
(Jul/.<. Ii’/iiunuli--m. (.’uiu‘. a\'uI-nus -'III.’/ III-
_/1ummuInr_I/ Pu ins. ..\': Ilru/,.g'irI. Ilcm/m'.’vrr
I’:/ins in. //I” -‘-‘ii//-. lim-/x or ./oi/I/.~'. In all
siicli e:ise.< it niny be ll.~'t‘Il witli ii c-.-i't:iiiity of
,-_;i\'iii;:i'«.-lief. It. i.—- gutitl in that in :ilI Coin-
pluiiii.-‘ \\‘ll(‘l'l':lll l',\'l. 'l‘|I:ll -.ipplir:-.itiun i,.~ ,-lg-
qiiircd. for lllilfl or lu-:2:-I. and the ,-ail».-c:'ili:-i‘
L':!ll t:(il1.~(;l(:lilltIIi$l_'y'l"~(*iimim-ml if, :15‘ (|”(f of’
the lie.-t. liiiiinieiits of the ll;l:,’_ ]>,-,',-,. -_2_-', ,-,.,,/,.
/Il.’I‘ fin///4', S. (i. \\'l‘ll.l.lN'li. Silli-|’1~¢,,,,~},i[m-_
Neiv Ror-.hi-lle. N. Y. l‘.u~li. Gale .\', l.‘ubiii-
-‘nil. \\'liole.-‘ale x\_!1_'L‘lIl$'. l.~I§ l_'i1’fI.‘ll\\'l('h ,‘~;.,.,.,.g_
.\'c‘.\. Yo' k. cl‘-37
I\'.\'.\i*i' ii’. L\'.~'i-:s, .‘\_L:I!lllS for .\'orwnlk. V
Cloaks I Gloaks I Cloaksl
:29.-'5 l$ro:uI\vz1_v, N4.-xv York. A henn-
tifiil :i.~'.-‘bi'tiiii,-iii ol all the latest. l’.\lll.\':|llll;
.\'i«:w Yoiiic li‘.\.<iiim.s of (lloal-'s and .\l.iiiiilln.<. :
are now on exliiliitioii and will be ofli-rcd at
i~xti'ciiiely In M’ l‘l{I(‘lg‘S. at.
ll. U. lIlt.\l).‘~l.~\.\".\' Cl.t,‘.-\l( A’. M.—\.\"l‘lI.L.-\
-A \-.\ .- / - _ ;.x.-_- -.
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‘gtlclii flurli 2.htii.i*fI,,,,,,5,
II‘ -n 'l:1SClIlEl: owl-;.\' & r.‘ii.'i<i:.i.u—“'T‘."
HUll.‘1(]‘l,l4:p1)l(5l,()n7l~l3l.lll(llllg 3-16 .2 3-15 Br.d;’;‘Tl‘5l“5.
. 1 ‘
THE commnnczan R.‘£'.G1‘=-"M
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boinniercial.
Mi-rcaiitile,
and lfiiiaiiciiil
Neivspapt
Publislicd monthly by
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Mailed to siibsciibcrs at
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Eucli niinibi-i' of the Uoi:iiiii~i‘cial Register
I will eozilaiii :1 czm,-fiili,v )ll'I.'ll'ili“..tl and well di-
' gt-.~:t.:-«I .\loii-rtar_v Ariit-l<~. ii i'I.-liable Report of
the .~t:iti,- of the .\l:ii'k«_-ls. a (:lii'l‘l;Cl llank Note
List. and gt-in-i':illy all iiif'oi'iii=iLioii relative to
('u//12)u'rr/fr// (I//M .l.-‘ii/'4-/r/1/.-'./ii Jlfnllcrs.
Mi-rcli:iiits in town or coiiiitry will find this
the Int).-‘f. ii.-i-fnl us well as the r/iruprst News-
papg-l‘l)l[lpliSh([(], Slit‘ l ll‘.4lllC('lllt,'lll.S 0ll'Cl'C(].
to ii-_reiit< and tlirise j.r-'-Will! “D Ul“l’-"-
1\;[(h'l-gs V..\-.-¢;i :i:. ()\\'l-2.\' .\:(Jo..
'- ‘ Broadway, N. Y.
Notice.
0 ’l'IIE L.-\I)lIi2.\' OI-‘ NORWALK, AND
V1(JINl'l‘Y. 'I‘lio.-is Ladies wishing to
obtaiii their supply of (lain-.r'Bl>0tS flllll
Sliin-s for the (tUllllll'_[' .-cu.-oii, can get at
.\lll.l.l'Il.’..'“\‘. ()().'S. ll‘.-f Uniial Street, New
\V2ll'(fllOll.~t2. Nth". llrb-.i(1x-.':i_v.—-iic:irly opnouiti-,
A. 'l‘. St.c\\'ai't'.~:—-.\‘cw York. .-Ilnili-I
1:).-1'I‘l"..\7'l‘ Sm-iiigC!:i:1ii':u|¢l in n |
_ Ii‘uriiit.ure Co., .\l~.iiiiiiacLory b-l a (H; i)ll‘ i
ADO Street, New York.
Sal-zsrooin 292 Eroadwa-.v.
The atlciilioii of the public is i-i-;-pc(:il'iill_v iii-
vitvd in tlic ]"i/tr 4/.~.w/'/IiII'II.' of /i’.u_'r1r_I/ I'.'l«tH-
/ir C/mirs mm: r(‘/u.’_:/_/'m‘ «~.i'/ii/u‘/iun and vi/4'.
'l‘lic ditfereiit styles are zidziptcd to l’nrlors.
llraiviiig ltooiii.-'. Libi'ui'ii'.~'. llofi-l.<. ()lilt':i_-':~'.
and St:-aiiii_-rs. The list of ii'iii'ii;iiii'o- is very
e.\'teiisivc. :ind is ofl'ei'e.l at \vlioli-;~::li- and re-
tail at low ]II'iC('S. Anioiig the :.i't.icle.< are
lli-ziisi-i«:.ii:.<, I-'oldiii-.5 and Sl:|.l.l0l'i:ll‘_\', with or
wiflioiit. “ti:-tlllllo llotls.
Cliildrcii'.-' Iii-il.<Ic:iil.-', (frills and Cl"ltll-">‘.
llat. Uiiiln-i-Ila. Fire and lllowci‘ St-aiids.
Hull and Guzul--ii |3li;iirs and Sctti
.\lai'l>lc Top ’l‘abl<-sl'orSnliioiis and Dwellings.
(‘tilt A’. lil‘()llZI.'fl lli'acl{et:-‘. with .\l;irblc Slabs‘.
lanv il'l_-
: .-li.iliii,;
York. Frcii.-li \loror:c».i and Kid Slippers.Tics
nl the iii}? qiinlity. at 9 and 10
, ,,.., pair: s:-,c.oiid quality Slippers
and 'i‘ie.< uni! l‘.iiskiiis iii. Ts. ; (all of
our own iii::l—:--. and '.'.'.ii-i‘:i.Le<l _<_"O0(l.) Ladies’
Giiifi-,i' l‘mi.’.-. of all the f:I..\‘l|l0llil.l)lL‘ colors, at
I2.-'.. ltis . and 'i.~-. per pair. This beautiful
article of |:idics' '.vi-;ii- is warranted equal to
aiiv in the ciiy. .‘».li-z-iv-" and children's Gait-
crllloots :~.i:d tsiiocs of all kinds and prices,
the large-t a-:~:oi‘ini:~i. of any in New York.—
White and lllck " and Bronze
at ti.-'.
S.-t:ii. lllzick
l"l'(.'llCll hid Slappt-is tor cvciiiiig; witli com-
plete :l.SSOI‘l.Illt.‘lll of Indian lliibbci‘Over-shoes
iil'lllC‘(llil"I’l‘(llll. stylus. All who wish good
Slim-s at inod*-rate prices will please call and
t‘X;lll]ll]L' 1'01‘ tl)<.'lI!>‘0l\'Lt.<. Sold ‘.113 Wll0lCSt1l0
and i'ct:1.ll. J. D. MILLI-,IR_. AIL CO.
13L Canal Street, near Toinpson, New
York. vlm39
rvrea1oaérrew'Téé11 Style.
1857.
Iron Ili'acki-ts, a lni'ge a.<.soi't.m<-nt.
Piano Stools and Stone Stools. in »"lusli. II-air
and licufliei‘. C.“.ll1(?f.'.‘I‘_V Chains and R:iiliii_~_r.
Also. Sole Ageii:-_v for Soiiflig:i‘.- & l"i.-‘kefis
Piitnnt Screw \\'rciic.li. which i-.\'ee'. ' all Ol.llV'l'l~‘.
:liii3::;< S.-\.\ll,'l'Il. I.. l"lSl{ E.
_HC'arpeI:s.wa'ndOéiléllsillis.
Elcgaiit 'l‘:ipe_<ti'y li!‘ll.\'.~‘4‘l$. . 5-‘ per yard.
Iiupcrial 'l‘lii'v-c Ply C:iipci.<, . . .‘~l-‘ --
Siiperline Iii_«_:i':iiii Cairpi-i. . it- -"
llttlltlstillltf l'l_\‘i.l".l li'ini_- (‘«ni'pi,-t, . 1-; rid "‘
All Wool Coiiiiiioii lllj_'l':\.llI. . 2’ (id "
liigraiii.col.toii warp and wool fllllIl_'_-,‘ -
Cotton Carpet. . . . . . . -lid "
Oil Clotlis. (all vsidtlis and qiialifii .:) from :‘.s.
Gold G-ill. Window Sliadi-s. from >52’. per pair.
All otlicr goods cqii:ill_\,' l“W-
J. R. Ii.-\.\'l?ON.
3m!l2ls 374 Iludsoii St'..(iic-.ir Kiiig st.) N. Y.
Edgerlyfls célebrnfsed
'.li.' U11 KISI-I V-.711} E.
' IS'l‘IN(lI'lS'lIlfl) for its wonilcrfiil invigora
ting and i'<-.<toi'ativc powtrs. Clll'ill_'_,"
l)y.~:pcp.<ia. l~'l:itulciicc. Paiiis in tlie-Storri:-.cli.
llnck. and Loin.-'. and all Peiiiale li'i‘c_::iil:ii'i-
ties; l’iii'if'_viii_: the Lloiul, l}leaii‘ii-~. flieCoiii-
plcxioii. and sii'eiigllii-iiiiig the \\'ll(I~". Sy:-teni.
its iiiiiiic-‘liiitc i:fi'.-ct.s are coi'di.i.l uni! stiiiiula-
ting. caiisiiig an =igi'ce-able warnith iliroiigli-
out the S‘_YSt'.'lll. at once iiiibiiiiig tun laiigiiid
circulation with new viliilily. uiid Iiiip-.ii'l.iii_-_:
vigor to the cxlriii.-t'i:(l i-iici'gics. a beve-
i~:ige it is far preferable to lllt).<l- iinported
\Vini_-.<, beiiig palatable. a«_;i'een|ilc. pi~rfcctl_v
lizii'iiillc.~=.-',:iiiil ivarraiitcd pure and tree from
all l)riigs or other injurioii.-‘ lIl_'_‘“l‘(.‘i’-lI'lli.<. In
all ca.-'c.< of DliII‘l'll(L‘:l. and Siiiiiiiicrtfoiiiplaiiits
_-_;i-iicr:ili_v. it is gii-.ii':iiili-t-(I a .<ui'c l'l‘lllI.‘tl_l:'. it
isa graiiil li.I-j|1\'|.'ll'.LfIll‘ and liI':_;lIl:l.ll)I'. and
.~'pci-«lily i'eiiim.'i-:< all tho.-o niiiioyniices to
\\'llll.‘.ll the sexes are eouslaiitly FlIli_ll'CI.. and
restores the oi'gaii.~‘ to their oi'igiii:il torn: and
pci'l'e~tioii.
Put up in Quart I‘»ot.tl-2-s and sealed with
the‘ l'ollowiii;_r \voi'd.-' l.|lIlWll iii the ;:l:i-.~'—-
"Goniliviii 31'. I-'.d I-rly. '|'url;i.-li \\'iii4-. Ni—\\'
York." with our l':ic~.-‘iiiiili: on L'.l"ll lulu-l. A
llll‘.‘I‘il.l vli.-ciiiiiit. in the 'l‘i':i.l:* and ii l‘rii.i-—li-‘i
fol-u--,u-ili-«I by mail \\’llt'll iv-qiiiiw-il. l‘i'icv~ $1
per Bottle‘ Sold at wliol.-.-‘ale and retail |i_\
(looiiwix ii: Eiriii-;iii.v. Sole l‘i'<-piii-twin-'. l-I
Fir-.-t-.=t.. New York. and by all ll-I" piiiicipnl
l)l‘lI_*_',';.},‘l$f..‘~' and Ci‘iic.ei's tlii‘oiiglioiit tin: Llniti-d
-St:ite:- and (l:I.ll:l'.l:lS. slliiizfl
Bl£l’.llE .1: SUN. .-\geiils for .\'erwalk.
Soeioioeler 51. Schmidt,
TV .\xi'i~‘.u"ri'iii:i:s of Graiiid :1 nil Sqiiaire .\c~
1 lion l’i-aim l"«ii't.x-I-7 -l‘_’.'l liiuiiiiiic st . (mic
l)l(lL‘.l\' l—];.i,-I; bl l,'.ru.i.l\\'n_y,i ,,\'-‘\\.’ York. We
woiilil invite the ill‘.-'IllltIll()l'D.li1;lit'.- ~
ci'iI.i-‘s to ill“ iii.<p«-cliiiii of our
Sloclx‘ of l’i:iim l7oi'Ti*.-‘. \\iiii:li, for f-=i;:- uliil «iii
mbility of \voi'l<iii:ii:.-liip. hzivc not her-ii ~:‘.r--
p;1.<.-‘ml by any in this (-i~niili'_v. .\ lilu-ml ilisv
coiint to Cli:i'_;'yiiii.~ii. .5’-clioiils and l.l'.if Trnile.
floating by
.Y I) /f U T ll".l .'/f’.."'~.' R.
' E. l-Il'l‘<‘.Ill.\'GS Coiitiiiiii-.< ‘xi .~'upi-rin-
f tend the ci'cct.ioii of the lll0.<i'. appzwivi-d
Hot. Water‘ and Strain .~‘-.ppi>i'atii.< for wariniiig_r
llotcls and otlii-r l7lI'_::'.‘ Iiiiililiun-.-'. 3.i1‘t?(%ll lion
sc;-‘. Graperies, l"m'ciii_<,- l’it.-. etc. 4_‘~.iii rr-ti r
with COIllltll‘llCL‘ ltilll0>'Cll'.1\‘l|lj_" his ‘.ll:li‘.\'i‘:‘il1l.~'
in use during the past fouriccn es "
\'L"iIl'S.
A
_ siiiiizii
'3;'it) Laii:il-st.. between Centre and film. N. Y.
The Cheapest Etlltl Piiiiiiis,
N the world. liaviiig :1. solid Piston and
Metal Valves. For puinpiiiu‘ i'£.\'ti'aet.<.
Hot and Cold Water, siiitablcf'ui' Cist-~i~iis.
Wells. l":ictoi‘ies. Mines. &c. Tlll‘(‘.‘.\'lIl_'_" fruin
20 to 500 galloiis per iiiiiiuti-. Ai-. rxcelleiii
Fire Eiigir.e for iariiiers. l.-urge -liscoiiiit to
dcalci's' Agents waiited. ‘.l.|l'l l'erritorial
Riglits for sale. A. .\IAIlSlI.-\.i.I_-.
21‘ni‘».’8.-: 19} Pearl-st. coriicr Maiilcii l.t'.ll0. N.Y'
‘I u
Craii1’S Paieiit Cioilies llrver,
‘,V;\Sll Bciiclii-s. Irouiiig 'l'abl~:>.<. Cainp
Stools. Foliliii,-.\, Cliairs. Si-(tees, Life
l‘i'cservei's. Steps. l.adilei‘s..\"c . for sale in
large and small qiiziiitities, at the lowest pri-
ces. by CR.-\.\l it '.\iUlllllS.
(Sole .\laiiiif'ar:!iii‘«=r.< and l’atcii.tec.<.) 14):”: Mai-
den Lano. N..Y.. corner l‘c:ii'l-st. si‘-iii"_’S
, iiiaaneledli‘Iiirnitiin'e. l<2_(‘.\l.'0Ol)-
liltlllti l".. (.\'llCci'.-‘.<m‘ to lil l_t_:'j_r.- .; \"lcl{t:i'.~')
.\l~.iiiiif:ici'iii'ci' of l~j.\'_i 'l‘1!.l-I1) and (2:-..ii.\'i::» t,‘u'i'
ruiii l~‘i'i:.\‘i'i'i'i:i«:. whole.--ile and r«"..il. 33-10. 5
Sullivan .E3t., 1‘T.‘:.". ’ T-ie >Ill>.~L'.l‘i.;t‘l‘ iuviie.-
tliosc ulioiil f'uriiisliiii_<_r with tlii.-‘ if igaiit and
lfiisliioiiulilc >'-'_‘,'lc of l"iii'iiitiiri.~. ti. ‘ii.-' .-luck.
niziiii/t'.ictiii'cd from the bent niat vi” '. Pul-
cirs OI-‘ Si‘i'i's froni 52.3 to :?!.'it). Orii. .4 prompt-
ly i-xcciiieil. .\— <‘.iunl.< carefully pack .--I. S:‘i'.ll:l."-
EVE. '.E'i"en1_’;_)é‘i’,
l’..»\I.ER in Oak and llcinluck. Solognd
Upper Iii-atlier. I-‘r--ncli and t'.'rniuii
(.'m_’f'.\'.’.'1'.'1.s-, ]’r(!c/iI' _7.t'<(f/ii’/',
i\l0l'OCCO.'~‘.l;ll1lllg‘S.(}lO\'0 Kids. L-ice I.eatli-
cr. Boot and Shoe l~‘iii«liiigs. «be... wliole.--.ile
and retail. at IIZI l’carl-st... (live doors above
l<‘ei'ry-st., New York.
Ordei-s pi'o:iiptlya tended to,
s2§in2fl
Duties Reduced. and Prices
Down.
EIAEEFORQ SEC"-I';.~‘E',
luillortcr and \\'lioli-sale Dealer in
- 1- - _i' ..
Brandies, (w1ns.‘iiI1iies, Ligais,
,\'c,, No, 17 .l'aiiic:~‘ Slip. '
One door from South-st .. New 1 ork.
Tip, gulp5(*|‘il.H‘l‘ keeps on lIz‘.ll(l the above
nanicd, wliieli he will ivni'i'-.iiit pure. and sell
at the lowest. lll:ll'l(t_‘.I- ]nl‘lL3t‘:-'. _ v
I’. S.-—Liqnoi-.- of the choicest bi-aiids, for
ini-diciiinl and S‘.1Cl':lllll.‘lllfIl [>.lll‘I5(ig:i'.“. All
orders tlii-oiigli the mail. captains of .-loops,
or stcaiiiboat John Ilart. proizipi iy attended to.
"I c. B. D’AP;53.‘@IS’
1 0 E C R A. M,
/lrul Coii/i'rliuni'r_i/ _l‘.'.x'./rt (,1/(...“.',l/‘."1t‘IId,
South I'{orw:ilk. Conn.
?i:?:_.F:iniilii:s. Sailing l'l.\'eiir.-‘.oii:<. Pic-iiic
l’ai'tic.-'.ete.,supplied with Ice L‘-rcnin. Con-
fcilioiii-i*ii.-:-‘, arid ltct'i'esliiiicnts iii _~_1eiiv,-i'nl, at
short. notice.
N.ll.——Ice Cream sent within I00 miles. 20
Just Published.
\/I.-xiiiozv ll.»\RL.»\.\'-l)‘S N(.‘\\' Book‘-—
A .\l(li'}S-Sllllil; by M.ii:io,\'
ll.\i:i..\.\‘i).
.~\iitlioi'*ol' " lI.ilileii Patli," ".’\l()ll“.“ iii.
C.-\.\ll"S.
FLY 1’A'1"i§ir."ioi9 liiIliiig"tlies. ill‘.
CAMP'S, ./Slain. Slrcct.
Norwalk, Sept. lst. S. OLMSTEAD.
IVIEALIG, EEATTIIR,
4T6 ]3!‘Q:l€l',fi':‘a§’, corner of Canal
' ll.-s-p--ct§'iilly llliOl‘lllS hispa‘-
.: .\ I-.W FALL STYLE
(ll? H.-\T—a superb article, (nxruzrfizl. Ele-
gmil (Illl, l)i1rai'u'c——is now ready, and that
his geiieral tlS>‘Ol'llll!.‘Ill. oi Ilats. Caps, S,~c.,
cannot be .‘![ll‘p:‘l.’~'Ft.‘(l by any house in the city.
Evt-i'y body liZlI0\\‘F. or oiiglit to kiiow. that
Mi-;ilio's is one of the olui-st estiiblisliineiits in
the Hat bii.<iiic.-:s in .\'ew York, and that it is
'-.ll)Ollf the best place you can find to get a
gun! Ilar. You can get one of his own man-
iifactiirri. which _vr_»n niay dt-pend on giving
:-atisfnctioii. but if you desire a French Hat
.\lcalio'.~: is the place, as he in".-ports none but
the I~‘iii<,-:-:t Quality. A large assortment of
Liulii-.<" and t.'liildi'cii':< li'iirs. Cliililren’s Hats
and (lap.-‘. L’iii|irell-.is_. Caries, Vali.-cs. Sic.
v2iinI'»9
Richest Stock of the Season!
Cheapest Dry Goods in New York.
Fm‘ Fail! will ll'iii/er lIZ'(c2‘.’
.\'o'.v Ri:.i1.i\’,
Pashioiiable Dress Goods,
NI‘//.'.v, I'}i.'It'n'uit('t ries, C10!/Is,
Sliuwls, (1'urh/i/: .-I1’.-/lzri'uls, Vt-stings,
.xI[¢uilillas, (.'zi:-pcfiiigs. Cas.si'niers,
——A.\'l)———
FANCY AND STAPLE DRY GOODS
0I9']'.'I'I.'1z’l' JJHSCRIPTIO./V‘.
MUCII lllCI.f,)\'\' I'SL'AIi PRICES l
LORD an TAYLOR,
l;'i.'i. 257. 2.39 and .151 Gfilllfl Street, and 47d:
-19 Ciitli-ai~iiic Sir-t.-ct New York. v3m39
Purnitnre I furniture I
\\'ll(.)l.l'lS.\lil‘l AN ' RETAIL.
I‘I~ ‘E’. DEG-RA..’E'F.
ltiil I\'i‘iI'~ (,'ui.-i-M .'7~'//'/.‘t‘/, am! -160, 458 gs‘
-l:-iii 1’(.'v'I/‘f A":/."t‘t‘/, J.\Vl.'lU .l_"0."b’.
AS coiistziiiily on hand a large and varied
V ~‘:|..\‘,_\'tiI‘llIlt.'ll‘L oi llt).>'l'I\\'U()l) l’ARL()R
lit R3 I l'I.: I-'.l'.'. in l.li'i-catclle, lli‘ocade,Dclai1is
ziiid Plii.-‘li. .\l.-\liHG.~\I\'\'
i’:u'lin' and {Ea-ilrmnai Flunitllre,
:1 lai'gev:i1'ict.y. /-.‘.\.‘[..l[[;'L1<.‘D C11.d.M-
1:151: [v‘L'1.’-\‘1TU1{l;‘. in ~0l.s‘, from $25 to
51.31). lil..\t‘l\' \\'_ii..\rr l<'cii.\‘i'rri:i-2. of every
ilc. ‘|'lpi.ltIll. .\l“|l‘il l:l.l‘E_"'..':IS<Ol'ln’ll!llfUf CANE
Si£.»\'l‘ and (.'().\l.‘.ii_,:;\' l- L'R.\'I'l'l'llh'.
'l‘U(,7l{l£i'L'S '.-‘i'i'l-I.\l'l‘ Sl’RI=.\'G
)latti'es..~' ts; Self-iioclsiiag Cradle,
Al.-o ii. _L-*'«':"l"I‘.l .".¢.-'i'.>‘i'i:!iciiI of I,'(,-dding.
Ou_1'ilicili !-.;< for iiiiiiiiilactiii-iiig defy com-
llvlilmri. r.‘ ‘?illll.‘u.‘.l" and Motels iuriiislicd at
\\'li~.i?.c.-‘ale pi'ic<-s. V;-;m‘?.6
F --ii- I A ' 7.-I I '1 T-—."-WOFW
hudson lmiveni institute,
AT Cli.-\‘~.’i;ll.-‘.Cl\', N. Y_.
M.ii.i: .\.\'l) I-‘i-:.u..ii.r:.
}o.\.i:i) .\.\'l) "l“i'irio_\'. ~,,-‘l'_’0 l’i;r: YEAR.
TI".'1i’.l1' f/'1’.-'£.i .3’ :»'."u'i"1". 18 T11.
Gciitlcnicii Jiisti'iieioi‘s in Piaiio, Music,
Paintiiig. and .‘.lodi.-in l.aiigu.iges'. Address
the llev. Alonzo l"lac‘i;, A. M., Priiicipal.
v2r1i3
Fair‘oank’s Platform &. Counter
S C 3;. E S .
.—\.lRl}A.\'t\S ti: CU. have recently opened
up a_.<p-acioii.- WiLl‘t:il0ll>‘U at 169 .l3roadway,
.\cw_ \ o- k. where ilicy offer at wholesale and
retail the most complete assortmcnt0fWeigh-
iiig A.[)l)‘.l.l':lll.l>' to be found in the United States.
.\lllOll_‘j the articles Ullt,‘I'C(l will be found up-
ivarxls oi" seventy ili. ..-rent iiiodifica-tions of
l"nirb-.iiik's Sc-ales. Also a great variety of
lliikcr.-".Jewelers’. Di'ii;:gists’, Grocers-'_, and
otlwr .<c:ilc:-'. Spi-trig iiziiaiice.-1. Patent Beams,
'l‘c.<‘i.ei's, Weiglits and :\lL".l!~‘lll'(.‘.“Z. etc.
llay and (Jo-.-.l Scales set in any part of the
couiiiry by experienced \\‘0I‘lim('ll.
Wliolcsalc .—\_:e:its for l;i'owii’s Improved
Pafciit Sclllliczit-iii: Rotarv Flat Iron.
()i'i‘icr;-: by mail or otlierivise will receive at-
lC‘lll.lOIl. I~‘;\lRll.-\L\‘l{’S dz CO. ,
Hit! 189 l5i'oadway. New York.
-nu.‘
Dr. Saiiie1'il’s Invigo ‘sitar,
012 L'..-IV'I-Zll?. ‘...-.'3Y!
\.
lll.-‘ ls‘ il_\'l-I til’
T cal ii_i.<mvei' _* working
t'lll't'H3lllI1lII ‘ix’ if ll.\’ n):|g-
iv. v I‘- ll .'_/i-’_/ir.-'.’ v. v, .oi:i llltirp than
one bottle I~‘ rcqi of Lie'v.*r Com-
pliiiiil. ll'i'lll the iv in to .'i com-
mon liezid :lL'l1L‘. all of wliinli are the r . . ofii. Diseased
.’.fl",l'.
The Liver is Illll.‘ of tlii-i '
iiiiiii lHHl_\'. illlll \\'lli'll ll
;m'.\'i‘r< inf lllh‘ ~_'.'-ii-iii:
i.-' :llllI|‘>'I. i-iiiiiu-ly
Ilw l.i\‘i-i‘ for llll‘ pr“
\\'lieii ‘ilie -ti-iiin-‘ii i-.
and the wliolc --\‘~iL-in ~-:
_4'.i1i—l‘_ii- l.i\'i'l ll;i\ iii.’ c~':i.<i'<l In tho its 4':'ilI\'.
Ill>l'I'..‘U iii‘ lliiil tl
. Tllt‘ .<ioni:icl1
:-.ltli_v action of
t'iiuctious.——-
"'l.‘ are at fault,
4‘I .- Ill i:i>ii~cqiiU1iL‘c of one 01'-
l-‘or the
.t' inure than twenty years,
‘ .<-Willi to L'Hltlli\‘l':il.'I the many
I ii l\ l’- l le.
‘fzllll.
.‘tii\'ll)g‘ giims. and
~-vliil-Iv for I‘-1t‘:l('Il\'e' vir-
' ' dove all morbid
but in try a bottle. nii-l r-oii\'icIinii'
.-\ l,‘Ullll'UIlll-I li:i.-' lIt‘i'll l'iii'iiic.l
«-xu':icl:u; flint part \\‘lll\’l
files of the iii:-uliciiie. 'l".ii--
or final iii:-Her llI'!iv ll.»
ii l|\‘|lllI_\'llU\\’\li'lIll1'.lll\ '
fnml in -ligi-st wivll. ptii
l;v:.IlIll iu1‘.i«-\\’li~‘i- ll
iiiipv. l’t'l|lH . ..i_=_: the causes of
i l‘:lIlIt':ll l‘lll'(‘ without any of
rt'l.~'. it'll lay ii-lug (_';]_I0u“-‘I 01-
.\llIll‘l':Kl I oi.-on. ilizil are ii~ii;i‘il_v i'c.~'i:rn-il to.
'l'o;ill who will lbllniv tlii--e Illl't‘L'llinus n gm-0 is posi-
tlvi-l_v I,"ll:lI':'.llI!'(‘|l. ."lt‘K lli-2.\D.\(,‘Ill-Z can be cured bv the
iise of two tea-.<puuii.~".-_il fzikcii as .<ooii as the attack is
felt.
vi-:oi':i‘.ui‘ )!I‘l':'I‘ _I'«v,i'l.-to cure sour stoiiiacli or
Ill‘) l-.:1il c is |'X]i('l'lI‘llL'('Il :il".<-r e;rliii_~,r_
lliliniis £lll(I\'i\.\' _\'icl-I l'(_‘;l lily to one lmitli‘. and Chron-
ic l>i:ii'i'liii-:i. dilliciilt :i< ii is to ciirv. is never trouhle.
.~1Illll‘I(\ llII|.\'l‘ \\‘liii I: 1* '
l~‘ui' l-_\.<p.-p,-i;i i--3 . ;.
u-ni-l-I :icI.< so fully up ,-um--' >1) qiiicl-',I_v as the Invigora-
iiir. It rciiioves all )'(‘ilII\»'lli?~* .iuil iiiiiintiiral color
iroiii the skin.
l~-vi‘ .\'iglit .\l:l.l'l‘, l:ll\'(‘1‘.'l"*|‘ bi-f'ui'e retiriiig. and it is
\\':Il‘l‘:|Ilf.(3\l a sure l|l't‘\'l’l|ll\l".
I-‘nr l~‘cni:il«- Ill.-~ti'iit-iiuii- it is a >'1If\‘:1llil5u1~p 1-emod,-1
us‘ if I'l'lll(l\'t'.\‘ liii- t‘llll.\l‘ i>‘.'1li<* -li. . so. '
I'o.=:ii\'L-iii~.<-: i-aiiiini I‘ -i \\ liuru rho |m-i_._.-,~,mt(.,.iS {ree_
l_v lulu-ii. while |'lu-li-.: 3 .i ..ls l‘l‘lI|lll_\' to a few doses.
in the known
It l‘.lil I be '.;;.-.\m that all i.ll('.1t.‘.".l'i,‘ [.llI‘4‘I'<llS(‘1l'S€‘S,O1'
' ' l ?""J‘-‘- ind I-.= cure ill\‘l’lI needs ii.
The Invigora-
l.l'. 3"}: ine-.lie:... ' one o:
liii' i< sui-ii ;i lilI"llL5ll.|‘ : i‘. «.1 E...“-1-,~, never
l--.-f.-i-i- -ll‘k"’\(‘||‘|l. li..i;. l‘. 2.’. cu us of the Liver
iiii iii:i'.!vi‘ i-I limv lnii_-.-' .~l:l:lulill;_‘ or \~.'li:it lll1l_\' be their
:'.-i-in. '1 lie iivtivv iiic<i.ciii:vl \'ii"ii'i-.~ .r.i( lt‘\l from the
giiiiis iiwil l.\ siicli :i~' ‘in bi‘ :i.~:I<>iii.~'lii. .: in all who see
iln-ir -Illu-I.-. fur n.im- - -~ IISL.‘ tl.i- l1lt‘\ll1.lllU.‘ uitliout re-
:-.-ivin_<;‘ Iii-iii-tit. 2:1 ii -:4-iiilv (‘::lli:i.ri.ic, and
~iiiiul~l :il\\‘:iy.< be Ifl ‘,1 III >'IifllL'l('lli qiiaiiliiics to opep-
1lll'I|llllll‘l|I)\\'Ul‘§;t‘Illl)'. 'l'ln- be-‘t \\':iy to take it is to
take the lllt‘-.llL'lll(' in the in.-iitii. Il.4‘ll t:'.l-:c some watgr
and -'w:illnu- both i |:!‘il|t‘|'. In this way the medicine
will .~t':ll‘ck‘i_\‘ be l:l<lt'il.
S.\.\'I~‘Ol:li .v re . H-~:»i'?--tm-.-. 345 ii.-oiuiu-iii’. N. Y.
Sold in \'ur-.v;ill. by l‘-x'('llL' .t Son. and Knapp 8’.
[,_(-,,,..~ - <,,up,h ,\orii.-ilk, by . . D. (.'ritl'é-ili; and by all
llrii,-gar ' 311131
EW BOOKS received as soon as pub.
I
lislicd , at CAMP’S.
Norwalk Chronicler