. -‘(N ..,4,c-(«.1-<.v.'.‘¢.: .v4'.. _.
ta -~--’~ P’?
its
U3. I5 I.
_\n- gvlriii-ularly mhlptc-d tc
do.--:lllg_:. mentsol'lhedi;;u::ti\-,_
. sins, and lIl:'.‘ll..* - aris-
' -' frn.I:l ilnpurily of tllc
« . .\ l:lr;:i-1-:11-t.ul‘;l|ll|...
.--tnplaiilts tlllll. allllrt, "mu.
_ l.iml originate ill onc ol'tliese.
"" zlml cunscquently the.-ze Pil.l.s
are found to cnic many \_~,,~i.
‘ -' l-lie.‘ ot'lli.se:l.~:e.
Siili_i,,i,,,.,y ,,,-,- lbs .sl.i:.-up-ills froiu some cinlucut plly.-i-
clans, of llleii‘ l-llolta .i llHf”' l"‘“"“"|-’-
.»‘-..~: _\ 'r‘.~.;\lii.\' Pi-ivsfc.
.'. ll'. ('m'i:crl',:/lzl, of _‘\'l,-w 0rl,-q_-;g_
: 1' UN’ l"'l""" "5 l1lU'é_f\‘B. Their t:‘.{(‘(‘IIl5llt
. .':lfll.ll'iI<' \v»-. pa-zsess. 'j‘|,,.y ,,,.,. mn,l_
but vi-.-.;v «-.-m~.i '» :1‘-c.»i.i.! ill tlit-i_r action on the l.)O\\'l.'l:'i.
\\'Illt'Il Illitllrd ll.-on: Ill\illllilIJlf5 iu us in the daily tro.-afnli-lit
ol‘tlis«<:l.~«e.”
Foil J.-\i'.\'nii-i-2 lxn _\‘f.I. I..I\'1-‘.lt (“o:.lrL.xix'rs.
From ,l_»‘.~' '1"/1””!/1-."e! [Ir-ll. u_/' .\'r:u: )'l)l'L‘ (lit!/.
“Not. only :i:'.- y_uIll' l’ll.l.~' tlllltlll‘-‘2IlI_\' :1-lupin--I to their
IIUYIIUSG 35 1}” ill?‘-‘ilvul. bill I lllltl their llt‘.l.lt"ll(‘lll.l ell‘:-ct.-5
upon the l.i\'i-r vi-ry l!llll‘l\(‘.\l inde.-d. Th»-,y llave in my
1'll":‘.CIllIt3 l‘-l‘U\'t‘ll ll!-11'" |‘lli‘l‘.l.ll:lI for the l‘.lll-.- of IJl'Il'nu.\‘ L'4|i'.'l‘
plainls than nii_v ullr: l‘l‘llluLl_\' I can lllolllioll. 1 SlIlL'(‘ll‘I_\'
1'93‘-I-‘G llmt we Il.‘l'\'(‘ at i-rlh :1 purzative u IlIl'Il is worth,"
the C0llll\IL‘.l.l(‘I'. of luv ]|!'Ol\'.'!.‘-ilull and the people."
D\'Sl’1‘.l?SI_-\ -— Ii\'l)l012S'l‘lO\'.
Fml" D13 Hf‘-‘U’?! J. K1101‘, of St. Louis.
“The Pil.i.s you we_-re kinal uliougli to send me luivc D9811
all used in my pi':icll-:12. and have HIIIISIIHI me that lln—')' “F3
truly all l:xti'nor«ll l'_\' Illl'1Ill’Illr’.. so |IH'llll.‘\l‘l_\' are they
adapted to the dist-.:l.~‘(-s of ih-.'~ human .-_v.~-ll-ill. tll:lt. llic.Y 5‘‘‘-‘‘-‘''l
to work upon them alone, 1 IIIIVL‘ vim.-d suinu cllslls ofd_1/.s'-
prpsill and irzdigcsliiill with tli~-in. vllllih “"11 ""'”-‘tell ll‘?
‘other reinedies we coiiiniuuly . v- ll"-l*'*"l I l“'"“- *-’Kl19l‘|'
mentally folunl them l.) Ill’ l-ii‘--clii.:il in almost all the coin-
. '~ . ‘
. pliunfs for which you l‘t‘CiIllll)lL'lltl tlieui.’
D\'s]3:\"1‘1:1n' _. ,Il1.\llRlll1£.-\ —- Ri:I..\x.
From Dr. J. G. Green, of Cllil:lig/0.
“Your I’n.l.s have Illlll a lixlizg trial in my prilctico. and I
hold (M1,, in egtoelll as min of the lni-st. (l.p\'1‘le.lll.S 1 have ever
found. '.l'lJell'illL>’l‘:llI\‘l' r-Illwjl Ill‘-{JD the liver nl:i_kes tllein
an excenem ,-,.,,,,.,1_,-, when lzlvcil in small ‘(I01-1'6, for biliuus
dysentery and (I1'iirr.’la':l. Tllclr S.llL{lll'-1.'L>lllll1'g.‘ makes them
‘very acceptable and (‘lIll\'ullltllll. for the use of woluen and
hllildroll.”
.I.\"l‘]3RN.-XL 0iis'riiv<~.'rio.'—=Womis—Scrriisssiox.
Front Jlrs. E. Sfllilrf, l:-ho ]1l'tlt_3ff:7£S as a Pllysiciuu and jlidwife
u1 Iiostun. - ‘
“ I find one or two lartzc doses -(.’l“\-'mu- 1‘u_1_s, taken at the
P1'0lJ€|'liI119-- 1111’ <‘X~‘\‘llt‘IIkrlioiiiotives of the natural secre-
tion when wholly t>vl‘,)",f],;-ti-ally guppy-essed, mm M50 \.a,.y 9,-_
ft‘-Ctufll I0 t'l*‘=U“-'- '1’iIe . oinach and expel worms. 'l‘hE)' are
:3 lflllcll fl.",- Ilr..‘1i'.IlIl§'EIC we have that I recommend no other
"I3 p:AliUl|ts.’I
CONS'l'1P.\'l‘ION'
Cosrivnxrtss.
" Fran; Dr. J. 1'. l'«zug.'m, llfontrcul, Canada.
' -1- ""190 much cannot be said of. your l‘i1.is for the cure of
.iiosli'i~e:lcss. If otliers of our fraternity have found them
, its cllicacioiis as 1 llU.\‘C, they should join me in proclaiiiiiiig
It for the benefit of the nlultitudes who sulll-r from flint
complaint, which, altliougll bad L-iiougli in itself‘, is the pro-
genitor of othols that are worse. I believe cL.s([l-rness to
pl-igiimte in the liver, but your PILLS iifll-ct flint organ and
cure tlle disease.”
1iiPUi1i'ru:s or THE Bnonu — SCROI-‘UL.-X —- Env-
SIPELAS —- SALT Riinisu — 'I‘i:r'rr.u —- 'l‘u.\1oRs
— lluiziiniarisxi — GOUT — Ni-:uii.u.oI.i.
From Dr. Ezcicicl Jlnll, Pllilallelpllici.
“You were right, Doctor. ill saying that yoilr PILLS ]’l1l1‘l:f_l/
the blood. They do that. I have used them of late years in
my practice, and agree wit.h your stnteineiituuf their efficacy.
They stimulate the exci‘etn1-ies, and carry oil‘ the impurities
that stagnate in the blond, engendering disease. They
stimulate the organs of digestion, mid infuse vitality and
vigor into the system.
“ Such renleilies as you prepare
you deserve great credit. for them.
FOR IIEADACIIE-—-SICK Hi:AnAcur:—FoUi. STOM-
AC1i—I’ILES-D1{O1’SY-—-PLE'l‘1i01tA—PA1lALYSIS
—— Firs — &c.
From Dr. I~Z'zlwarcI Boyd, Baltimore.
“ DEAR DR, Avian: I cannot answer you what complaints
I have cured with your l'ii.l.a better than to say all that we
ever treat with. a pilrgalive 7m:tI1'c1‘ne. 1 place great depend-
ence on an effectual catllartio in my daily contest with dis-
ease, and believing as 1 do that your 1’ii.l.s afford us the but
we have, 1 of coilrse value them highly.”
3 Most of the Pills in market contain i\I1-rcury, which,
although a valuable remedy in skilful hands, is dangerous
in a. pllblic pill, from the dreadflil consequences that five-
quently follow its iiicautious use. These contain no merm-
ry or mineral substance whatever.
Ayer’s Cherry Pectoral
Has long been maniifiictumd by :1 practical chemist, and
tvery ounce of it under his own eye, with invllriable accu-
racy and care. It is scaled and protected by law from coun-
terfeits, and consequently can be relied on as genuine,
without adulferiltion. It supplies the surest remedy the
world has ever known for the cure of all pulmonary com-
laiuts; for Covonsi, COLDS, lioaussxuss, As-mam, CROUP.
’uooi-um Conan, Biioxcilms, lxcirirxr Coxsunrrioiv, and
for the relief of consumptive patients in advanced stages of‘
the disease. As time makes these facts wider and better
known. this medicine has gradually become the best reli-
ance of the afilicted, from the log cabin of the American
peasant to the palaces of Iiul-opean kings. Throughout
this entire country, in every state and city, and indeed al-
most. every hamlet: it cont.-iins, CIIERRY PEC'l'0li.Al. in known
as the best of all l‘I:lllL‘lllt‘S for diseases of the throat and
lungs. In many foreign countries it is extensively used by
their most intelligent pliysicians. If there is any depend-
ence on wliat men of every station certify it has done for
them ; if we can trust our own senses when we see the dan-
gerous ntfections of the Iull§,'S yield to it; if we can depend
on the assiiriince of intelligent: physicians, whose business
is to know; in short, if t.hci'e is any reliance upon any
thing, then is it ii-i-efiitably proven that this medicine docs
cure the class‘ of discascs it is designed for, beyond any and
III other remedies known to mankind. Nothing but its in-
trinsic virtues, and the unmistakable benefit conferred on
thousands of siif‘l‘crers_. could originate and maintain the
reputation it enjoys. While many inferior remedies have
been thrust upon the community. have failed, and been
gliscanled, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred
benefits on the afflicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and reniarkable to be forgotten.
Prep:u'e<l by Dr. J. C. AYI-IR,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CHEMIST,
LOVVELL, MASS-
AND SOLD BY
Bmznn &,SoN Agent.-i, NOl‘W:1IIi ; 1*. COMSTOOK
& Sox, do Wilton.
.'l:‘.I.ISE-IA KENT KANE.
A BIOGRAPHY.
BY \\'ll.l.l-\\.l l<Il.l)la‘l’..
N announcing the l.ll~‘l'l U17 l‘Jl’.. K.-\T\'l<‘.. we are bill
lllli.lt'.Ip:ll.Il)_L'; the xvi.-‘lie.-'ol‘ lliolisanils and tens; of
Illou.-ands of the aullnirl s oflliaf great. man.
Having been :1 per. mil lriclnl of the lleccased. and
enjoying a llLl'_L’I‘ :-l . 2'1-of his cnillido:-lice, lh'. Elder is
\\'l‘II qualified to do "u-slice to tm- Flll,I_It‘L'I.
'l‘hi:: work will be I.~‘.\'.ll"(l in nu!‘ ll.l1iulsoiuic oclavo vol-
ume. and will equal in cl‘:-ry l'('.-'pl'42l the superb voluines
of “ Arctic lilxplul-utiulls." l'vc(-filly puhli-‘ii(-fl. It will
contaili -.1 new l‘ull-l':u~v- [lOl'll‘:|ll. I-xccufed on steel, as
will as L‘.llLf1‘.‘1\'lll}_{S of his 1'1-si-In-ill-.«~. lonlll, inctlals. lite.
Ill lIl"tI|.‘I" to gin» this wu l l:1l'_--_'P. (1ll‘(:lll'.Ii.Il)ll it will
he sold at the low price of .0.
Iilolll-‘, '1‘u_l;-; .§:‘.bll_fIl|ll .\'lll.ll \\'l’l‘lll.\l fl .\lU.\"l‘ll.\f.
DR. KANE 3 GREAT W GBK,
A R (}'l.‘I(3l~1Xl’I.(,)l'l.A'l‘l (')NS,
Is now bl-iin_; l'l'1||I by inure than two hundred lllousxlntl
13€l‘.‘Ol)l<. old and yn-:ill;r, lr-arlic-l and lllil:-arlied. It is
_‘,u;:t the book \\'lli1-llslliililll Iw owned and 1'1-all by e\'eI'_\'
:\ll1€l'fC2ll'lv ‘
are :1 national benefit, and
M
."-fl0 f\'l§\\'S.l’.-\l‘l‘Ill$l
llavl; Qnltll pi‘numiii<:t-«I if Illtt lilo>tti‘eilm.1‘k:1ble and mar-
vo-lnus work over pllhlislll-ll.
'l‘lllC l~‘OliF‘.l(l.\' .I()L'Rl\’.-\l.S
and the lnost distill iislied .<w:u7z.c of Europe are extrav
agant in its pro. It is more ilitl-rcstillg than ‘
ROBINSON CRUSOH;
being :1 fzlitlllkll account of privatinns and ll.-ird.-lliips,
the ii21rr:1t':ve nfwllit-ll canllol be re:ul witlmut :1 .-=liuI.lder.
(it'll .\lU.~'~'l‘ l-‘.?ill.\l-‘.?\'T .\ll<I.\'
have vie-I with each <>ill“l‘ in <-xt.ollin_l§ its incl-its.
Two volllllles, m~l:l\'«>. >upi-rbl_\’ lllllntriltml.
7'/I/W.’ I/I 1.I'ur/rwl Eilg/'(I'l‘i'a1g'.v.
1’:-ice S-5.00.
BIL ILAXEVH Fill‘.-5'3‘ X.»\l'.R.-\'|‘I\’ 3.
The United Stzates Grinnell Expedition in
Search of Sir Joliii Pranltlili,
During lhc yc:ii's 1350-~51.
A personal \':~ri-zltiu-. l._v L‘.i.lsll.\ KI-:.vl' l\’.i.\'i:, M. 1)., I],
N. One volume. 8 m.. upwziril.-: of 5:30 pages, con-
Iaiuinar, 200 Steel l'I.\Il“i and \\"uml Rl)L’l':l.\'lIlg'.‘=, including
‘.1 fine Steel l’urtl':iil ol'.\'ir .l-iliu Fl'i1lll;liil, being the only
mie ever eli_s:r:iv1--l in Anieri-~;1. .«\l.-1», :1 Bll.I(lR.-\l‘H\’ or
FR.-lNl{l.l.‘l, by H. .-‘.l‘$t‘l.\".>‘. 1.1.11:-mi-2, lfso. 33,00.
This work is lut_.lll_\' vli.-‘tinct |'roiii the second Arctic
Experlitioii, and 1-mbr 1.-:-nim:ll valuable and iutcre.~:t~
ing matter never lll-lbro publisln-«l. It should be owned
all who have p1irc‘n:ls~~«l the last l‘I!s'1‘l4.‘I.lItI0ll,fl.S it.
by
m,,1,;,.s [1,-, K;.mg‘,.- \\'l|l'IL.‘l cuiiiplefc.
ll riiorocu _s7i§_or nu. KANE,
TAKEN l‘ilou I.il-'i-: In’ Ellyn’ or l\'i:1v Yoinz. Price $51.00
IN .l'l’.l'Z.\‘.\‘,
COL. J. C. I-‘RElVIONT’S
EXPLORATIONS,
PB EPA I-L El) 13 Y TH E A if THOR,
AND El'l’lBl’.IlL'lNG All. HIS EXPEDITIUNS.
superbly lllue;lr:n.tc.ll u.'il.h Steel Plates
3”“. ‘"005 (:;g¢g.-, 1- iv-Ml undl-.1‘ the iuilnediilte
superilit:-llllu-nae of fol” l~ l“lI3.\"l‘. llll>.‘iil_\' from llllgllPl‘-
i‘colypci:1i1l:t~ll on the -:,.o and will be i.-zsuell in :1 style
tn matcli Dr. l~Z:lm-’.-: \‘.'nrl.'s. It will also contain u new
Steel Portlnit. l,h’Ill_';' Llu» only coi'r-.-ct lll{P,l)l’S£<l of the au-
thor eve-l‘ publi.-.>l.o,u_l. Two \'olullle:a, Ucfavo—§‘.5.00.
Brazil and the Brazilians,
BY RI-I\'. I). |'_ ]\'llu1i}«jR_ ill" the Mvllloiliflt E. Cllurcll.
By l{li‘.\'. .1. ti, 1-'l.l-‘.‘l‘l‘m-fill, of the I’l".‘.\‘l)_YI.I‘l‘l1lll Church.
This new .‘|.']l .*']Il4'l|-llIIl‘\' illilstraluvl work (one large
volilnn-ui:l'1.l., in l.ilil'i.rin style with the superb \'_0l-
ume.-. of in’. l.:.il.-'.- _\i.-in; l-,:\'))lIll‘Itllhll."l-) in the joint
effort of flu‘ :i|~-\i- lllIlIll‘fl _{)'l‘l|llI‘lIll,‘ll, who, :1»: trilvc-lcrs
and as mirt 'un:u'i:--=. Inn-l mi.» in an hlllcltll position as
Acting Sl'l'l‘l‘ igv «.1 ll... |'.,it.-,1 _~'.l_-.1.-,9 Lcgution at Rio,)
liave hzl~.l :1 I--u;f:1n«l \’:|l'Il'-I I-vpl-l-icuce in ft land full of
infers.-:1, \\'Il|.'lllt‘l‘ \\ 1- 1 nl if Ill :1 natural, colninercizll,
politic.-ll. or l-mrzil [mi I 4-l‘ \'i~:\v. Price $3.00.
I353“ Any 0/ (iv <"~~'- -~“--rl.-.< um 1..-.~-..-nz bl/’II1fll'IfI'€f~”2f
],IflSf1.7_(/I‘ by ‘/‘t-.‘.:ifr'iv7_// lilr /mI.I{u/ull 2”,-,',,.‘ "
A‘.-1'3-EI‘I‘1':':i "\:VI‘.N'I'I‘.D,
GHIL3325 <49’. §i3‘E'I.'ER$ON',
1-i'l.il.l.s'lil-‘.1—:s,
G02, Arch Sizreet, Pliilade-lphia.
Per Eéale Cheap.
NEW and very supr,-.i'ior toned, 5 octave
Molollcoii. IiI.0H¢'\‘v'OfltI case, will be sold
fol‘ $55, ($21) lo:-.~: lll::n c0.=.l.,) if applied (0,-
sgon. II. II. ELWELL, :11,
Oman Norwalk Lock Coinpany, South Nor.
walk. U"lf'-
1\lr_n-wall-: Saviligs Society, )
i\'n;:\v.ii.l-:. Nov. 4th. 1857.5
OTICE i.--‘ ln.-r(_-by ,f.{l\'i,‘ll, i.li-.1l. Deposits
inmlc. in lIIl."‘>KI|\(‘lf-'l._y on or before the 5th
day of‘ .Tanu:'li'y, April. July. and O('.l.0lJt-'1‘,
will be put on inf.crv-:=l, on the first day of’ said
respcizlivc liioiitlis.
.I1lSl<Zl’li W. lli3izni«:LL, TI‘easui'cr
tf45 Norwalk Savings Society.
PROVISIONS of every discription cheap at
;- OLMS TEAD’S.
2-. ~.
CONTINUATION SALE.
$5,000. mic-1-Iolv. $5,000.,
HE ENTIRIC STOCK of I‘). .l\. B L AN ls". l
. & Co., illnoulitlllg to over $5,000 wurtll ’
of Crucko'y, Glass ~\V-arc, Table Cutlery, l'lu- ,
lt‘ll Wu.l'c, and llousclmld Al'l.lCl'.‘b' ;;lri1Cl'i--lly- ‘
C0lll[.ll'Islllg French mid lcnglisll Clnua '.l‘ca
Sets. Stone China, Tea, l)inncl' and Toilet.
Sets, and :1 large assoi-tuivlit of Fancy G00<l_l5.
l’lal.ed Goods, &c.. &c., will be sold at. Public.
Auction, witliout l‘tl:~‘.l.‘l'\‘C, at their Store in
Norwalk. Sales every evening until the
wllole stock is dispo.-ml of. ’I‘o iiccoinlnodato
The Ladies,
there will be Auctions on 'l‘lic.sllfty» Tllul'sday
and Satiiiduy Am-i'ImoIis of the present \\'(«-.It,
coiuiueiicing at 2 l’. M. 'l‘«-rin.-. Cash.
W. E. l5lSSl~]l.L, Aucl.iollcl'-l-.
Noi-walk, Nov. 16, 1857.
IGLDTHING
A '1‘
AIICTION l
Owing to the dull ’_l‘iiues and the
Tightliess in the lllouev lllarket,
and the prevailing desire to
Buy CHEAP
FOR CASH!
I propose to sell for the next
THIRTY lllll.
My large Stock of
CLOTHING
at
COST,
for
CASII!
MY SUMMER STOCK
I will sell
50 Per Cent.
LESS THAN COST!
A Linen Coat that Cost. $2, for $1 00
One that Cost $41, for 50
Pants and Vests the same.
This is a rare opportuuit/y to
BUY CHEAP !
I will sell at
AUCTION,
E VER I" E‘ l’.ENIZ\'G',
Cominencing
Tuesday, Nov. 10,
1857, at 7 o’clock.
T. RILEY,
IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
TU TIIF. l’lEOl‘l..E OI-‘ NORWALK AND .‘.il‘R-
ROUNDI NG COUN'l‘l{\'.
BANIIS BREAKING!
fi'l‘0CIi!‘.‘o Y‘ALI.|N(i’.'.
MONl‘.\' WORTII 2 AND 3 run CENT. A .\1ox'l'H.
The result is,
El AN’ E ZI.'.nE’S
Splendid Styles of Fall Hats and Caps,
1-‘on Ml-‘.N.AND BOYS,
are offered lit a lIl'l¥'1llI ful sacrifice for the
REA DY CASH!
Ol’-ll Small is N1«‘.\V,—_-Evlaiiv VARIETY or
S 7'I'LE, Q U/lLI’1'Y AND PRICE,
but ill coliseqlieuce of the “ HJIRD TIMES”
we are disposed to make if. an object for those
wishing to get. their MONEY’S WOR'l‘lI,to
Gall at No. 2, Skiddy’s Block,
where you will receive prompt. and polite
attention, and an article
which will be \Vil.l'l'tllll.t£lI to give satisfaction.
Do you want. it. first. rate Car or HAT, of any
kind, for yourself or your lads?
Go to RAxnl.l:’s
l)o yoil want a first-rate Cane or Umbrella, do.
Go to H. C. RANDLE’S,
N0. 2, Ski<ldy’s Block, Norwalk, Ct.
Gloves! Glovesll
N Ill1lIl'_‘lls0 stock of (llovcs, lllitteus, &c.,
of every (lescript.ion,variety, size and
style, bought. at. Hard Tinmv Pric:s,i1ll1l
sold at C0|‘l‘eSp0l‘l(Illl,f._" i'ates,at RANDLE’S
I-lat Emporiuui. ‘
G.-'I'.GRIl'
MAN.
Now is the Time!
LADIES’
Dress Goods,
.8111] IVLS,
CLOTHS OF ALL KINDS,
I-ZMBROIDERIES,
and
endless
variety
of
DRY GOODS,
will be sold
at about one - half
the actual cost of manufacture or llll[)Gl‘IEl.lIOll'
ml
(3 it £3 III!
BILLS
mun
SOLVI-INT BANKS
taken
All are invited to
EX./I.MIJ\"E'
the Goods-
TATEMENT of the WESTCHESTER
‘ COUNTY MUTUAL INSURANCE COM-
PANY, located at New Rochelle, in the Coun-
ty of Weslchester,in the State of New York.
of the condition and afl'airs of said Company
on the 30th day of September, A. D. 1857,
pursuant to an act concerning Foreign Insu-
rance Companies, passed by the Lt-gisbilure
of the State of Connecticut, and approved
June 30th, 1854, viz. :
Amount of Capital in l’remiuni Notes,
Cash on hand not loaned on Bond
and .\Iol-tgnge, $3,157 00
Cash in hands of Agents, 6,101 45
Amt. loaned on Bond kc Mortgugo, 12,092 95
.'\lIl(J‘.‘l]t loaned on other security, 5,000 00
Other assets of the Company, in-
cluding Office l-‘urniture,
my
I u
sieu,i72
575 00
$26,926 40
lndebtedliessi other tnlni Losses, $1,067 50
Amount of l.olisesi adjusted and
unpaid, _ N““9-
Amount of Losses incurred in pro-
cess of adjiistlliellt, 1,750 00
Anit. of Claim.-i resisted as illegal, 2,800 00
Alllnuiif. of Real Estate, .\one.
.\'o. of Shares of Stock of every .
kind owned by the (.‘olnpan_v, None.
Cash in Bank not Included in above Noile.
No otlicr Claims existing against the Company.
The printed Statement. hereto aiinexcd,
marked "A,” is the last Annual Report of the
affairs and condition of the Company on the
30th of Sc.pl.embei', 1857.
A. BAD!-‘.AU, President.
R. 11. Cones, Secretary.
State ofJV'em ’urlr, I'VrsIcllesln' C'u1l’IlI_’l/,8S.‘
‘ Albert Badenu, President, and Robert. H.
Coles, Secretary, of the Westchester Coullty
Mutual liisurance Company, being severally
dilly sworn, depose and say, and each for him-
self’ says, tllnt. the foregoing; is a true, f'llll,
and coirect statement. of the afliiirs of the
said Coinpiply, and that they are the above
described officers thereof‘.
A. Bxlmxu,
R. H. Cows.
Sworn and subscribed before me mi,-=, gm],
day of October, 1857.
CARLETON PAL.\fl-IR,
Justice of the Peace,
Srmrn or CONNl:lCTlCU'l‘,%
COMPTROLLI-:lt.’S O1-‘l~‘lCl-J,
HARTFORD, Oc t.. 30, 1857.
I hereby certify that the foregoing is 21 lrlic
copy of the Statement of the Westchester
County Mutual Insurance Company of’ [New
Rochelle. County of] Westchester in the State
of New York. now on file in this office.
I also certify that said Insurance Company
has complied with the law of’ this State con-
cerning Foreign Insurance Colnpnnies, and
that Glcolion R. Cowi.i~:s, Esq., of Nurwnlk, is
the Attorney of said Company dilly appointed.
and authorized to accept service in all lawful
processes agaiest. said Company in this State,
and also that the said
George R. Cowlcs. lllurcus De Forrest, of
Bridgepolt, William Beauty and Salniu-l Close
of Green wicll, Roswell Hoyt. of Sllilnford,
'l‘beophilus Nichols of Newtown, Scllcck Y,
St. John of New Canaan, and Hiram K. f-lcotl.
of Ridgelield, are the Agents of said Coni-
pany for the purpose of tl'ailsac.t.ilig the busi-
ness of Ills-urance so far as they may he thereto
empowered and iusl.l'uc,ted by said Company.
Giro. lloaixsox,
4,, 44 For Comptroller.
Bi-idgepoi-l. Farmer copy 4t, weekly. ,_
l’IllI‘NlTP-8RTE- FOR SALE.
HANDSOME ROSEWOOD PIANO-
FORTE f'or salt‘, at a. great bargain. Ir.-
qlllre of J. HESSION, No. 4 Skld1Iy’5 Block,
2015
Norwiilk.
New Silks.
THIS day receive,:1,a large assortment _of
. Dress Silks. black and colored, some new
and beautiful styles, and some great bargains.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Gash at a Premium.
Every thing else at a Discount.
HANPOB soon -1-,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Cigars, Wines, Brandies, Gins.
&c., No. 17 James Slip,
Ono door from South-st.. New York,
Liquors of the choicest brands, warranted
to be pure, for medicinal, mechanical or suc-
mmental purposes continually on hand, and
all orders through the mail, captains of sloops,
oi‘ steamboat John Hart, promptly attended to.
In consequence of the increased value of'
niolley, a large reduction will be made l'rom
former prices.
Di.-rtrict of .N'orwuIIr, ss. Probate Court,
.»'v"o-m_v1nl;H' 47/1. 1857.
. Nol-walk, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed sixmontlls
from the date hereof, f'0r 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
deb-.lri‘ed a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make imme-
diate piuluclit. to
FANNY STEVENS,
‘M45 E;rec-utr-1'1‘.
A New Arrival of
I
C O A L !
JUST received at the Yard of
G. H. & J. C. RA.\.'ni.ic.
House for Sale cheap.
‘ A NEW IIOUSE, eligibly located, with-
, in three minutes’ walk of the Bridge,
will be sold at mucll less than its value, and
for a very small payment down, if applied for
soon. For further particulars, enquire of the
Editor of the Gazette. 3t 41*
Wanted,
A SMALL comfortable HOUSE, witll'fmm
one to ten acres of land, near the New Ha-
ven R. R. Depot at Norwalk or Darieu.
Address, giving particulaivi as to size of
ulace, price, &c., C. W. BALLARD,
5t4‘3 139 4th Avenue,N. Y.
District of Jborwallr, ss. Probate Cmlrl,
Uclulwr 17th, 1857.
4 STATE of HANNAH SELLECK, late
of Norivalk, in said District, deceased.
Tile Court. of Probatefor the District. of
Norwnlk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of
said Estate, to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment.
accounts properly uttestccl. within saitl time,
will be dcbarred a l-1-covery. All persons in-
debt:-d to said l<3sl.ute are requested l.o make.
iluniediilte payment. to
ISAAC SELLISCK. 2nd,
BN2 flilmiuislralor.
' For Sale Cheap.
BOUT 20 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Georgetown, on the Danbury
and Norwalk Railroad. and within 20 rods of
the Depot and Post Office. On the premises
-.ii'_e :1 good house and on t-buildings, also, trees
of dlfi'el'elit kinds. From 8 to 10 acres are
woodland. The location is a desirable one,
b_elng.r_ easy_of access, and in the immediate
vicinity of ehurclies, schools, and manufac-
turing estublltliments of different kinds and‘
wllcre labor is in colislunl. demand, and Irood
wages can be obtained. For tin-mg, 0,-°,my
other inforlniltion, apply at. the GAZl~I1"l‘l-I
0rl~'icl:, or of A. B. Hui.l., at the Fl-eiglil. office
in Danbury.
Danbury, Qct.1, 1857. ll‘ 40
-. X T R FAMILY FLOUR, from “ new
_Wlleq,t," at 0LL_ISTEAD’S.
. 1
Vrffiif-Illlilllfifllllflf
STATE of JAMES STEVENS, late of
Those who neglect to present their -
A ‘Small -Farm-in Wilton,
POR~-SALE.
7 VIII". .~ulb:-'cribcl' oll'cr.s his place for sale.»-
lti.-. .~il.u:1l.-.'ll on the lu:1.iu rmul llnulillg-5
frmn \‘l'ilI.nu l.u \\’c.-:l-|1oi'l., about {.1 iuill';-'. from
Norwalk. aml 2 from Kent.,or Wilton S.-.1l.iomi.
on the Dailbury and Norwalk Railroad. ll.
coliipl-i:=cs twenty acres of cxcellclil. l‘-null,
suil.:1bl_y apportioned f'or aniall fill-luing or
;;':u'deliillg opel'al.ioila, :1 ll'.‘W and (lullvgguieul,
two and ll. halfstory house, good vvziter, mm
fruit, sonic very rare \':l.l'lt:l.l(5l-‘, .l'lc., die. will
he sold at a bargaill if aprllied for soou.——
Apply to the eilitor of tile G:1.u:l.t.e or of the
sub.-cribcr, on l.lle 1ll'cl1lll~lL‘S.
tf37 JOHN HOWER.
Place For Sale.
' ‘Hl“.Suliscribcr offers her place (late -the
. . l‘1.’h'lIIlEllCt! ol‘Anson Quintard, 11:.-cczlw.-ll,)
f‘ol-sal-,-, upon vcry l‘t2tlSOIlfl.llIc leI'Illh'. if ap-
liud for soon. The house is :1 large l.\vo and
11 halfslory fraiue building, loc:1I.cd \\'Il.IlIIl
tlircc lliilllltes walk of the Brillge, and pecu-
liarly wcll iulupled for :1 first class lioaiwlilig
lluuse. ’l‘llcre is :1 barn . and gliolit two acres of
llrstrate laud atlacllcil, a good well of water,
excellent garileil. fruit trees, sllrllborbies &c.,
with fine allude trees ill front of the llonsl-.-
For l'urf.llcr parliciilars apply f.o i\ll's. POLLY
Q,UlN'l‘ARD,ou the promises, or of I-Ilil S.
QUIN'l‘ARl), N. Y. ill: N.H. Raill-oad, New
Haven, Ct. tfilti
F‘ C) F 3 .A. In IE2 ,
At Westport, Gt.
IVIIE subscriber offers l'or sale two good and
plo:1su.litlylocat.cd dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Wcstporl. Bridge, about. 100
rods tlierefl-onl,.alld about the same disttuicc
l'rolu the Episcopal Cllurcll. There is about
one acre of land, well stocked with choice
fruits. and there is also a Cai'polif.er’s sllopon
the lot. Tllc property will be sold cheap if
applied for soon. (im28 JOIIN BAKER.
Valuable Property for Sale.
7' ‘HE Subscriber offers his property at South
NUl‘\V[l.lk for sale upon very accommo-
dating terms, and at. lnucli less than its real
value; consisting of :1 good dwelling house,
store with dwelling above, two stables, suit-
able for livery, -.1111] a fine building lot, beau-
t.if'ully situated on the carnal‘ of Main and
Marsliall strcets,am'l lull. :1 short distance from
the Depot. and Steamboat lalnliug. This is
(‘.0IlSIlIt‘l‘f‘(I, by good judges, to be the best
business location ill South N01-walk, and will
be sold at a bzlrgain, if applied for soon. It
will be sold olitirc, or in part.
l.f'1‘.' SANDS REED.
"I" '“f'B'l§aTe.
'l‘lle Subscriber offers for sale, :1 val-
. liable l’l-ace, pleasantly situated, op-
posite the residence of Mr. Justus Hoyt, in
New Canaan, containing about one acre of
Land with a good, new Dwelling House, mid
Shop, upon it, together with :1 Barn and other
ollt-Bliildings, all in good condition.
The Place is well calculated for the keeping
of l.loarders, if desired. The Shop was built
expressly for Slloemakers, and has aillple ac-
commodations for 5 or 6 workineu.
The Property will be sold cheap, and on ac-
conilnodating tci'lns—two-ihil-(ls of the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if desi-
sired. For further particulars apply to the
ulidersigiied. S. Y. ST. JOHN.‘
New Canaan, April lltll, 1857. 15tf
A Place Wanted,
IN EXCHANGE FOR VALUABLF.
New York City or Western Property.
PARTY is desirous of exchanging for
some desirable residence in or near Nor-
walk, New York City, or ii quantity of new
or iiliilnproved We.-iferu Lands. located in
Crnwf'0i'd County, Wisconsin, and all on the
lines of prominent l'I\llWtl_Y.‘7, and warranted
to be the very best ill tlic State. Or, if' pre-
ferred, would excllalige for lots in the new
and ilnpoi't.ant town of NI-I'M.-‘KA, Iowa, opposite
Prslirie-du-Cliieil, wllicli is pi-obably,-at pres-
ent,onc of the most desirable lo -aliens for
iiivestlnents in the West.
A Residence with a little land adjoining,
would be preferred, or a House ill the town
and a plat of land ncar the village. For flir-
tller parl.iculai's enquire of the Editor of the
Ga7.el.l.e. tfill
7
A Card.
HE Subscriber having disposed of his iii-
tereat in his late Boot and Shoe Establish-
ineut to Messrs. J. N. Lockwood .3: Co., would
respectfully return thank:-i for the liberal sup-
port he has received. and solicit. in their be
half :1 continuance oftlle patronage which has
been extended to him for the last. five years,
coufideut that willi the increased facilities his
successors have for getting up their work,
and keeping on hand it much larger assort-
ment of goods than has ever been kept. in this
town before, the public will be largely the
gainers by this-i change. The personal attend-
ance of the Subscriber will be given to his old
friends and customer.-', for the present.
J. P. HANFORD, Jr.
Stoves! Stoves ! !
HAVE on hand, and am selling this seasoli
the following Cook Stoves :—Firat is the
Billlllel‘. made in Providence, by A. C. Bar-
slow, which has stood the test of 4 years in
this place, and eveiy one sold has given per-
feel. s11tisfucl.iou,:1nd for beauty and durability
has no equal in this market; it is a rapid and
even baker. and works well with either wood
or coal. Next is the bay State. des:'gued for
a wood stove, with an extended oven, and
works admirably. Also, the Palmetto, :1 new
stove, for wood or C0llI,WI]ICIl gives good Sill.-
isfaction. and is sold cheap. Also, a variety
of Parlor Stoves, among which is the Dawn
Fraiiklin—sometliii1gnew; it is an Air-tight
and Fi~iiilkli1i Stove combined. and is very
neat and tasty. I would invite the public to
call and examine the above stoves before pur-
chasing elsewhere. GEO. Ii‘. BELDEN.
Oct. 1, I857.
Shawls.
N entire new stock of STELLA SHAWLS,
all colors. An entire new stock of
WOOL LONG SHAWLS,
at :1 great bargain. C. J. GRUMAX.
~-Illanburv Railroad Stocl:—I
' OR SALE.
Enquire at the G azetie Office.
Gl~‘.N’l‘S \VAN'I‘EIl.-—EXf'El.f.l-INT BUSINI-‘SS Ul’R.\'l.\i(l.—
\Vtllll('lI :1 few (‘.l‘N"l‘g(-’.l.lC, inllustriolis Men, to Sl'Il.l.
AfiRlCl.'I.'l‘URAl. BOOKS among the 1-'al-int-r.~i. Very fu-
vurahlc terms will be given. With proper attelltioll,
more than $100 per nlontli clear profit above all expen-
ses, can be 1'f'flII'I.5‘(l. A rare chance to make nioney
without riali. I-‘nr particulars, apply iinlncdiatcly to
C. M. S.\X'l‘O-N ac Cit, A,-_.;i~icultlll-al Book l’ilbli.~iher.~i, No.
140 Fulton st., N. Y. Gt-I3
R00 "
NEW WOOD YARD,
On Camp Street,
Hickory,
‘ OAK,
MAPLE, 6!.
Chestnut Wood.
VI‘HE iindersigned 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 JA.\IES FINNEY, Agent.
NOTHER Lot of that Beautiful Cord for
Ladies Skirts, Just. Received at
0. S. CI.ARIl’S.
Notice.
NY pcrsou wisllillg a good Family HORSE.
for good keeping and kind usage, tillnexf.
Spring. can lwr.l- of one by calling at the Ga-
zette Office.
Rcticulo Lost.
ROPPEI), I-lOlIlP.Wl]t*.l'8 between East Ave-
nue and the Depot. at South Norwalk. on
Friday last, a Lady’:-i Re.-liculc, containing ll
Ladies Dl‘l.':~;S Cap, 111111 :1 |’oc.llct. Handllercliief
inarkcd “ A. Smith.” The arl.iclcs are valued
9.5 the gift. of ii friend, and lily“! fllr£l_cIf will be
suitably l'e\val~ll_c<l by lcg;vi_fl_1=; it at the Gazette
Office. ‘
Norwalk, Oct. 17th, 1857.
For Sale.
20
SHARES STOCII qf Noi_:w.li.ll CA3
43tl'
K Sal l. of superior quality,
at ()i.us'ri:An’a.
Liolrr C‘o.\ll>.-i.\'1'. Apply to
Will. C. STREET.
Cameo Pins ! Cameo Pins ! !
T The Jewelry and Trimming Store, near
the Spl'illg, may he found the largest and
richest as:-iortlllelit of these goods ever offered
to the Ladies of this 'l‘ouu. Some entirely
new and rich designs ‘
ATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware sold at
very low prices. Call before purcliasing.
O. S. CLARK.
Ilein filth ‘fihliertisitnmtts.
l"I'-ml tho: 1\lI\’l!l'l.lSllll.( flllil-.1-,.'_‘.3-"1llro:ulwiIy_
$6OO,C9O0
WOR‘l‘H or m.l~:<:.ix-r
Fall and Winter Clothing
To be sold out. at :1 Great. Sacrifice.
N view of the liiiallcial panic, and of the
fact that. it may continue some weeks
longer, we have Collcllllltfd to clos-:.c out our
immense stock at ii great l-lllf‘.l‘lIll3f3, at once.
ltconsista of a large a.8.‘:‘Ul‘l.lllf;'llI. of Bull
and Winter Guriiiclits, iilalulfacl.urcd with
great l.ilsl.e from goods citller of our own im-
portutious or getting up, lillllibl-riiig in Coats,
Palltst, Vents, Robes, Sllirln, .I'.c., llcnrly
100,000 G-ARM13N'.l.‘:’:i.
Also, :1 f~‘ll[)f}l'll stock of
I717"/I'..N‘fiS' I/INC’ (-100793,
U.llrl4’./'-m-(Ir. (::"I)'l'¢‘.\', S1/.vpc';l(In)‘.v, S//iris,
/In/M'..x', S/Ir('I(‘/.-.', (Sun,
Of our own innuufactul-c or importation.
'|‘liis in the Illl'gl.‘5-ll. al.oc.l( of lfilsliiollable
and Scnsioliulile Clothing and l~‘urui.sllillg
Goods c-mrr Q1]?-rt-ll in tin: "'0!"/I’, umlul /0I(‘l“l
pI'i4.-rs.
We offer also a large _sl.ock of very Lnll
P11}.-ell C/0!/ring for SU'lll]It'I'll. mill‘ ”/(‘.S‘fl‘I'.'l
'l'rmIc, which we will close out to (I(':|llfI'S Ill.
:1 heavy pcr ceutagc Under Uosl.
]l']l!i'C/I11’!!! 7IllfIII"l'Ilg Slack,
(Custom Deparl.nicnf.,) at the smile great. sac-
rifice, FOR C./ISII.
Our Wllolesale Rooms will be flirmvu opcn
forthe selection of all wanting single gar-
ments or by the qui.ntil.v.
1:23“ The Bills of all snlvml Bmllrs in l/n's
and sllrrullmling Slulcs lulu-n a! par.
D. DEVLIN d: 00.,
255, 259 .\'z 260 Bro:1dw:ly(c.or. Warren st.),
New York. s-lt-l4
Welling’s Compound Arnica
LIN IMEN '1' ! !
HE Slll|HGl'll)Cl‘ begs leave to call the at-
. tention ofthc public to this new and val-
llablc preparatioll of ARNICA, colnbiued with
certain Vegetable l<l.\'t.l'-.lc,t.s, as iilisilrpasséil
for its H£'flllllg( 1' Curative p-.operties, ill all
those exf.ei'ilal colnpliiints for which Lili-
imeuts are used, such as ('u.l.~:, Ilrui.s-c.s, L‘/uz_/‘es
Gulls, Rlmmufi.<-m, Glml, .zVo-rimus and In.-
flunlnmlury Pavins, .N'mI.rr/lgitl, Hr-aalaclle
Pains in Nu: Side, }2‘m:l-* or Jan’-nls, In all
such cases it maybe iisell with a cci'f.9.inty of
givingrelief. It IS good in tact in allCom-
pluints whcrean external application is re-
quired, for man or beast, and the subscriber
can conscientiouslyreconiinelid it. as one of
the bcst.Linimcl1ts of the day. Price 25 cenls
per bull/0, S. G. WELLING, Sole l'l'0pl'ietol',
New Rochelle,N. Y. Bush, Gale 8.’. Robin-
son. Wholesale Agents, 186 Grocnwicli Street.
New You k. :-ily37
KNAP1’ tin Lvulzs, AgP.lll.S for Norwalk.
MADKMI: norvI1\r"””'"s'§_
Female Alterative Pills,
OR the exclusive use of Females laboring
under any of the following COlIl})l3.l[1t.S,
vi7..:--Obstructions, Siipprcssioiis, Green Sick-
ness, He-aduclie, Pain in the Sidc,Palpitatlon,
Loathing of Food, Disturbed Sleep. and all
Iliterruptious or Irregularitics of the Meustriiul
Periods. Prepared l‘or Madame Boivin, at I8
Rue Vaugirard at Paris, France.
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, at 486 Broad-
way, New York.
Pinon, Oxn DOLLAR Pl-zn Box.
@‘ All letters addressed to Dr. Paige will
be puuctually attended to. s3m45
Gloaks! cloaks! cloaks!
295 Brmuhvay, New York. A beau-
tiful a.sso1'tlneiit of all the latest PARIS and
New YORK lllsnioxs of'Clo:1ks and Mantillas,
are now on exhibition and will be offered at
extremely LOW PRICES, at
B. C. BRAD.\lAN’S CLOAK & IVIANTILLA
Warehouse, 29:’; BroadWay,——neai'ly opposite
A. T. Sl.ewarl.’s——New York. s3m34
A'l‘EN'l‘ Spring Chair and [$11
Fllrliitiire Co., MaliIil'-.1ctory 64 d: 66 Du-
ane Street, New York,
Salesroom 292 Broadway.
The atteiltion of the public is respectfully in-
vited to the Fine assortment of Rotary Elas-
lic C’laf1‘.§‘.’)l(IlD1'€fld_l[f0r z-.1‘/libition and sale.
The different styles are adapted to Parlors,
Drawing Rooms, Libval-ics. Hotels, Offices,
and Stcuniers. The list. of Furniture is very
cxtelisivc, and is offered at wholesale and re-
tail at low prices. Among the articles are
BEI)S'l‘l':‘.ADS, Folding and Stationary, with or
without. Mosquito Rods.
Children’:-i Bedsteads, Cribs and Cradles.
Hat. Umbrella, Fire and P-lower Stands.
Hall and Garden Chairs and Setlecs.
Marble 'l‘op Tables for Suloous and Dwellings.
Gilt dz Bronzed Brackets, with Marble Slabs.
Iron Bmclfets, it large assort1nent..
Piano Stools and Store Stools, in Plush, Hair
and l.eaf.ller. Cemetery Chains and Railing.
Also, Sole Agency for Soutllgzite &. Fiske’s
Patent. Screw Wrench. which 1-xcels all others.
:bu3:~l.<i SAIIUEL L. FISKF.
’ carpets aild OilG1oths.
Elegant Tapestry Brussels. . . 8s per yard.
Illiperial Three Ply Carpets, . . S5 ‘-
Superlluo Iiigriliu Carpet, . . Us “
Handsome Extm Fine Cal-pet, . 4sb'd “
All Wool Common lugrain, . . 39 6d "
Ingl‘1liu,cottou warp and wool filling 2st2(l“
Cotton Carpet, . . . . . . Is 611 “
Oil Cloths, (all wirltlls and qlmllties) from 35.
Gold Gill. Window Shades. from per pair.
All othe. goods equally low.
J. R. LANDON,
3m3.‘l.s 374 Hudson Sl..,(near King at.) N. Y.
Soebbeler cl. Schmidt,
.i.\'ul-‘.ic'riilil:i:s of Graml and Square Ac-
” tioll Piano Furt.es. 423 Broome-si:., (one
block East of Broadway.) New York. We
would invite the attelltion of amateurs and
critics to the inspeetioll of our unrivalled
stock of Piano-Fortes, which, f'or tone and du-
rability of workmausllip, have not been sur-
passed by any in this country. A liberal dis-
count. l.o Clergyluen, Schools and the Trade.
ly23s
nmnelell Furniture. E. C. WOOD-
BRI l)Gl-‘., (Succes:-:ol' to Briggs ll: Vickers)
i\lanul'acturer of Ex.\iiui.i-:n and Gl:.ti.\‘~i-in C01‘-
’l‘A(ll-1 Fb'lt.\'l'l'llltl-2, wholesale and retail, No. 6
51111iVal1 313-. N. Y. The subscriber invites
those about llirnislliug with this Elegant. and
Fashionable style of Furnitlire, to his stock,
lnam/.l'a.cl.iil-ed from the best. matoi-ials. Pai-
cus or SUITS from $25 to $250. Orders prompt-
ly executed, sz Goods carefully packed. s3m:l3
Connecticut
Saddlery, Harness and Trunk
MANUPAGTORY.
E.;,sl side l/Ie B/'izlge, miller‘ Co-ml. Ifolel.
ITEPHEN SWANN, successor to FREDE-
l RICK BRADLEY, ret.1ii'ns his sincere thanks
to tlleiubabitalltsof' Norlvalk an neighbor-
1iood,alitl his patroila in particular, I‘ l htc
very liberal patronage he:-itolved upon him
luring the past year, and hopes by strict
-1f.lei.tion to business, to merit ll continuance
of tlieil -upport.
F.‘-vely desicriptioii of articles connected
with the tratle, kept constantly on hand, of
the very best nlaterial and workmansllip, and
at the lowest prices.
N. B.-—Jobbing neatly and promptly at-
tended to on the shortest notice, and most
reasonable terms.
Norwalk, April 13th, 1857.
A, Great National Work.
N ABRIDGMENT 01'‘ THE DEBATES OF
CONGRESS, from 1789 to 1856. D. Ap-
pleton & Co., Pr.blisllers, 3-16 and 348 Broad-
way. N. Y. ~ A. H. CAMP,
Sole Agent. for Noiwulk.
' Picture---Tdolice ! ~
A M B 11 O '1' Y P I! S ,
'l‘Al(l7.N in ii style which for durability and
. , execution cannot. be excelled.
The subscriber having tiikcii the old Austen
Dag'iiei‘l'eali Rooms in the Danbury Depot, at
Norwalk Bridge, takes this method to inform
the people of Norwalk and vicinity, that he
ia prepared to take their pictures by the Am-
brotype process, w ‘ch is universally acknowl-
edged to be far :3 perior to the Daguerreo-
type, and equal to a Steel Ellgl-uving. All in
want ofxi superior likeliosis,are iuviti-.d to cull,
examine andjudge l'or themselves.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE! First
class pictures taken by this-new process from
50 cents upwards. The subscriber is confi-
dent he can satisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his specinicns, of his ability to take the
best and most perfect Likeliesses.
' E. B. THOMPSON.
1857.
Norwalk, Aug. 18th, 34
‘EB!-VETS, Yelvets, VL-lvets—FRINGES,
_ _ l'lllg_8S,Fl‘lllgOS. Fall styles now 0 en
f°"‘l‘.5P9°“°‘!- 0. S. GLAR .
Elbin Qllntli fihhetlistiitsiils.
I Ifrtlnl \’I.\'.\'(7lll".|l, f!Wl*‘.N V (YH.'3~‘f-'--In-i':l l.\1I\'l'I‘Il‘~llllfl
lllpufilll ,\ ppll~lnn'l Iiltllvllllgii-If) A Si N IlI‘ll;IIlt\’;|J': . _ '
T1113 GOIIVIIVIBRGIAL 'ilEGl‘.fl"I".€tRi
Coinincl-cial,
i\Icl'c.i1lil.il<-,,
and Fill-.mci:1l
fI‘le\vspapei‘,
I’ublislie'd monlllly b
VISSCl~1l'lR, OWEN 3*. CO.
Jill; l3l'oad\vu_v, N. ‘J’.
Mailed to sllliscl-ibel-s at
50 (7 E N TS A "YE/lli’,
Eiicll uunlbor of the Uulllllll:l‘f'.Iill Iicgis.l.r~l'
will contain :1 carefully ])l'l‘])'ltI't:ll and well di-
gl-stetl illouctary A rtii-la_-, :11-clizlblc; Report of
the .-'l.ate of the i\l:1l-k<-ls, -.1 l".0l'l'L‘Cl. Bank Noti-
List, and g‘L‘llf.*l‘:.tII_y all inforiu:1ti0n l'0I{tll\‘f.~ to
(H'lI'lll'llll'l'4,'llI] ct-/Ill J7l]‘L‘I'('tI‘iI/ll/1’, llllll/1'/‘.s‘.
lllcrc.llaul.a in l.own or CHlllll.l'_Y will find this
the lllO.'~‘l. llsellll :13 well as the I’/If‘(l])(‘.*.‘I N1_-\\‘F-
papcrpublislied. Special iilducoincnts otl'el‘wl
to agellts and those getting up Clubs.
A(llll'CS3 Vl.‘~l!~lClll-Ilt. Owlcx dz Co.,
346 Broadway, N. Y.
1Mllealio’s 1ir?vTral1 style?
185?.
manna. H.'A'1.".l'En,
4l6 Ill-olulway, corner of’ Canal
st.-cet,N. Y. R1:spcctf'ully informs his pa‘.-
rous. and public, that his NEW FALL STYLE
OF llA'l‘-——a superb article, Grunt;/’uI, Ele-
gant um! Durnbh.-—is now ready, and that
his general assortlnelif. of Hats, Caps, S,~c.,
cannot be luirpas.-ml by any house in tllucity.
Every body knows, or ought to know, that.
Mealio’s is mic of the oldest cslublislimeuts ill
the Hal; business in New York, and that it is
about the best place you can filid to get a
go ill Hal. You can get. one of his own man-
ufacture, which yoli may dcpend on giving
satisf'action,butifyon desire a Frencll Ilat
Meali0’s is the place, as he imports none but.
the Fiiiest Quality. A l-.irgc assortlm-nt. of
Ladies’ and Children's l1‘llrs. Cllildrcn’.s Hats
and C-.1ps. Umbrellas, Callus, Vallscs. &c.
.v2llntl9
STORE TO LET.
HE STORE at present. occupied by KNAPI’
dc Ilvxl-rs as a Drug Sl.()l'o:, west. side Nor-
walk Bridge. ti‘-l5
Age of Improvements.
OT :1 whit behind, but vastly superior to
any thing ever offered in this luarket, is
the assortment which now colnprises the ex-
tensive stock of Stoves, He-.1l.el'.-, .i'.c., at F. ii.
Nash’s, South Norwiilk.
Let the Pllilosopher and Inventor come and
be as-itollished at the eXtl‘ll0l'(IIll£ll‘y develop-
ments of science in this partioiililr line of
business, and do better if they can.
Let the Literary man and Student come
and find a friend that will make them colef’orl.-
able and be free f'rom noise and (lust.
Let. the Rich come ; for the taste of the
most fastidious shall be gl'alified—not lesscii-
lug, hilt a(1minist.ering to their coinforts.
Let. the poor conic; f'or ’l.is iullccd a friend
that will guard the pockets, saving something
by which other eujoyments may be obl:.1iue(l.
Let whoever will collie, and behold a stove
so wonderful that 21 whole barrel of flour lias
been baked in it. with :1 single fire, without
replenishing, requiring eight batches to do if ;
a stove that has baked :1 batch of bread, with
no fire in it, after heating the oven.
Come and see the 1-.xtraordinary cold weather
anniliilutor: in the forui of Sanfoi'd’a $1,000
Challenge Heater, economical in its use, with
hundreds of references to siibstautiate its
marvellous working.
Come and see a stove that consumes all the
gas which arises from the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigen from the atmosphere. that it
may add to its already enormous healing
power, and better please its happy master.
Come and see many useful -.u-ticles, and find
those who are happy to show and explain,
with no charges save where piil'chas.ce are
made, at
F. H. NASH’S, South ./Var-walk
.
Dr. Sanford’s Invigorator,
OR LIVER REMEDY!
5 AN ARTICLE THAT EVERY BODY NEEDS wuo is
not in 21 perfect state of health, for the Liver is
second only to the heart in our human economy, and
‘hen that is deringod the whole vital imlcliiuery runs
wrong. '10 find 3 medicine peculiarly ndapted to this
disease has been the study of one ofthe pvoprietoi's. in
a large and extended practice for the past twenty years,
and the result of his experiment is the lnvigoriitor. as
n ilever-t'11iling remedy whore medicine has any power
to help. As it Liver Remedy it. has no equal, as all tes-
tify who use it.
A lady, writing from Bl‘00Iil_Yll. says, “ Would that I
could express in th'i.~a short letter the value your Invig-
orator has been to me in mistiig 9. large family of chil-
dren, for it has never failed to relieve all zlffectioiis of
the stomach, bowels, or attacks of worms, If mothers
once had this remedypI1ice1l within their l'(‘1lL‘Il. am]
\vere taught how to use it, :1 fearful and untold iiniount
of agony might be szivetl."
One of our prominent lmilkers s.'iy.~:. “Five or six
_vears since, I found myself‘ running down with :1 liver
ditlicnlty; resorting to _vour lnvigoratur, was gm-utly
l'ctelie\-pd, and, continuing for :1 season, was entirely re-
S 0l‘9t .
A clergyliian called at nur office the other day and
said he had l(l\'9ll 21 poor woman -.1 bottle, who was suf-
fering vcry ha-lly from Livcr Complaint. and l.n_-flire slu-
hud taken the whole of it she was at work earning
bread for her fainily.
A gentle-man recently from the \\'4>-ct. S.'l_VS. while at
Chicago, he was attacked with :1 :-'low. lili5_lerin-.5 Ir.-vel'.
that. b.-illled the skill of pliysiv.-izius; hilt the Ins igoiutor
cured him in 21 few «lays.
One of our city niercluints said, while on a. visit to
Troy, ii few day.-1 since, he was attacked witl bowel and
>1tOll)l.|(,‘ll -lisoi'1lei'.-3, so as to confine him to .li.-rooiu: he
seil; to the ~:l:ug store for one» bottle of tl- llivigorator.
took one dose, which relieved him so tb the was able
to attend to his busine.~:s. ,
An :lI:q|l:lllll.’lll(.'I.‘, whole busides c0lll1)C‘l~l him to
write inost. of the limo, :=21_y.s he became so weal: as to
be unable at times to IIUIII his pen. while, at others,
sleep would overpower him; but the lnvigorator cured
him. .
A gclitleluan from Brooklyn called on us‘ a vvcl-I: or
twn sillce, looking but the slia-low of a man, with skin
yellow, pale and deatlllilic. He had been for it long time
sulferiug from Jaulidico and Dyspepsia, and unable to
attenrl to his biisilless. We saiv him again to-day, ii
changed luau, and, to use his expression, he has not
seen the bottom of the first btlttle, and f'1irtll-:1‘ adds,
“it saved my life, furl was fast going to 11 a:un:;liulp-
tive’s gri1\',3_.” _
Among the liiilidre-l.~~. of Liver Remedies now nll"el'e~.l
to the public, lllere are none we can so fully l'9(.‘0lllIllt:ll\l
as Dr. Saut‘ol~ll’.~.~ lnvigorator, or Liver Relllevlv, so gen
el-ally known now throughout the Union. This prepa-
ration is truly :1 Liver lllvigorutor, pi'olluoiiig the inn.-it
happy results on all who ilsc it. Almost iniluuicrzible
certificates have been given of the \'irt.ue of this u1-3-.li-
cine by thus.) of the highest standing in Society. and it
is, without «lonl,-t, the best preparation now lit-liire the
public.
SANFORII & C0., l’l‘npl'Iel(l1‘-a, 3-13 Bron(l\vay, X, Y_
Sold in Nui'\\':ilk by Beebe .1 Son, and Knapp it
Lynes-, South Norwalk, by l. B. Grilleth; and by all
Dvllggists. glint;
A l3l£AU'l‘Il-‘l.'L lil<.‘AD 01-‘
RICH, GLOSSY HAIR,
Clilllplclclgj Prl-sc7'l-cu’. to [lie Greatest Ago.
And who that is gray would not have it restored to
former color? or blllll, but ivonl-.l have the grown, re.
.*1I(')l'eIl 7’ or troubled with dun-lrnll'z1nd itching hilt would
have it removed ? or troubled with scrofulii, scald head
or other erupt.ion~i, but. would be cured‘? or with sick
licad-zlclie (neuralgia) but would be cured. It will also
remove all pimples from the face and skin. Prof. Wood’s
l-lair Restorati-.‘e will do all this. See circular, and the
following:
Axx ARBOR, November 5, 1356.
Plzoir _O. J. Woon—Ds.\i: sii-i:—-I have helm} much
such said of the wonderful effects of your Hair Restora.
five; but having been so often clicatecl by qllackci-y and
quack ll_0Stl‘llll‘,S, hair dyes, &c., I was disposed to place
your Restorative in the so me category with the thousand
and one loudly trumpeted quack remedies, until I met
£011 in I-1l\\‘l‘9!lc0 County some months since, when you
ave me such iissurance as induced the trial of volu-
estorative in my family: first, by my good wife, whose
hair had become very thin and entirely white' and be-
fore exhausting one of your large bottles, her’ hair was
restored nearly to its original beautiful brown color
and had thickened and becoine glossy upon,z1ud entirelsi
over the head. She continues to use it, not simplv be-
cause of itsvbmiutifying effects upon the hair. liui be.
cause of its healthful influence upon the head and mind.
Utllers of my family and friends are using your Regtora.
tive, with the lmppleat effects; therefore, mv skepticism
and doubts in reference to its character and value are
entirely removed; and I can and do most cordially and
confidentially recomniend its use by all who would have
their hair restored from white or gray (by reason of
sickness or age) to original color and bcillity, and by all
young persons who would have their hiiir beautifukand
glossy. Very truly and gratefully yours, ’
SOl.O.\f0N i\fAN.\l.
Full-:xu WooD:—lt was u. long time after I sew You at
Blissfield hef'ore I got the bottle of Restorative for which
you gave me an order upon your agent. in Detroit and
when I got it we conclli-led to try it on Mrs. Mdnn‘s
hair, us the surest test. of its power, It 1,_-,5 dohe an
that you assured me it would do- 33,} oumrs ,,‘f m,.
f:unil_v and l'i'iends, llZ'.\‘l'll-‘.1; wltncs.-led its effects are uulv
using and’ i-ecommeuiling; its use to others as eiltitled to
the liigliest con~siderution you claim fur it,
Again, very reiipectfnlly and tmly _vl.urs
sokoiioii MAi\'.\'.
CA1-1Lvl.i-:, ILL, June ‘:8, 1852.
I have used Prof. O. J. Wood’:i Hair llestorntivc, and
have admired its woiiderful effects. My hair was be-
colniii , as I thought, prem11turel_v gray, but by the use
of his esitorative it lnis resumed its original color, and,
I have no doubt, poi-Iniineuily so.
5. BRl~I:lSl<I, Ex Senator U. S.
0. J. WOOD & C0,, Pl-opl-in-tors. 31'.2Broadwny, New
York (in the great. N. \'. Wire Railing Estziblisliuient),
and 114 Market .‘lll'w,*t, St. Louis, .\lis.~3ouri.
And sold by all good D1'uggi;=.t.-:.
Soldin Norwalk by BI-IEBPJ SON, in Bridgeport by
Shelton & Co. and C. Wordin, and by all drugglst.-5
throughout the United Stirtesnnd Bl'iti.-illProvin¢es,
Sold here by all Drug-gusts. . gm“
I _N‘ellv"f'loui'. %
UST received a lot of new Wheat Flour,
at CORNWALUS.
firth fihlicrliscnienlsi
\I .l'l*I'l"l‘l'.'Nf«' I LI -‘’‘3'.’. :‘.'\fl\“"'IlY,lI)£’;\glfnl;y
‘.:'.'. i‘l.li7.:inliS.li'ml,?1t!iv ‘furl. . and liu. 1 .‘3tHl€Sti'ee1,
.“.. .\l.l'rj'l"I‘ENlllIl.I.:f‘O.,ar1-.lpl»nHl‘ol' the
florivnll; Gazelt-» :1 nd the ill:-rt inilur-ntio l'r,...l lac rgcst
t'.Il‘l'.llIllll1]):-“‘I't9l\'l]lil]lt'l'll)41lIlIlli he l‘i.~i!v.rn.:'i2-fr.-; xnd
tliviliilliltlau.
mZE‘Ilia—i~neled and €l‘ri'ained
COTTAGE 1'‘'IJ'RIsk'fI‘I'‘ll‘RE !
Ne\ ' and Beautiful Styles of lin-
itllIi':lL‘tl Cliainber I“l1l‘llll.lll'f‘. l-loiiscl:c1.-p-
cra in want. of this cheap -and lll.SIll0lll1lJl£‘
style of Bedroom Fl1l’llll.l]1'0, will find a large
assortiuelit in all colors. at H. 1-‘. Fal-l-ingtonfls
ill-.1uiifacl.0l'y lllaro Rooms, 46 and 48 Woostr,-r
st... bctwecli llrooille ti: Grand .st.s...N.Y. p3ni33
Q :[f;S&i4 €7‘X
Cause and Elffect.
I .~‘i1\'.' lll.‘l' \‘.'lIt-ll llic Ib'l!I' «Imp
2"tuI--l i-ll-;lr~llilu;' llll In-1' i-In‘!-I‘;
ll'.‘l' Ill‘.'Ul \'.:l.~' llii "I.-tl III zlrnny
So gl‘v.it._ : ,,(.;.l;,
Uh? wily IIIINI‘ :- . -~ liiIllllL_‘H"
Is. it allgllisll of llll‘ lninul.
\‘.'lln-1: venom 7~lIll‘._‘f ll,‘LI‘.‘(,‘:\ inn-lliess 2‘
('un‘=.t tllml nu I-vInil'nI't tin-l ‘
‘lo-t.., while the spell was on lie-r,
I fell. niyn't~ll' :1 :;iuncr;
lb.-lit-f Cliff)!‘-—\lll“lI aim ll.lJ.‘~'\\'€'I‘I-ll um,
" I ate baked ln.-ans for dillm-1'!“
Why the (lickcns ll-.uln’l. sllc taken BLISS‘
DYSl'I:‘.l”l‘I() lll<‘.MEDYl' Tilliif wiwliilig! all
you who are subject. to the like ailment; the
liclnedy will oul-la all disposition to such al.-
l.acl.'.~:. The testimony of one of the most
pl'Ullll[1t‘lll. men in S:t\"’1lll‘I‘1tll will sllortly be
given, :ll.lcs.l.lu;;- to its virl.uc..-i as 11 renicdy in
this plt1‘l.lCl1lfl.l‘, liaving been siibjccl. to such
attacks for year.-.
For sale by all lll'llg,r:lst.s.
To the Citizens of Norwalk and Vicinity.
Lest. BLISS’ I)YSl'l-}l’"l‘IC REMEDY may
be rcgardcil in the same liglit. as many other
“])'.ll.f:lll.” prepulations. tliut are i-ccoxnniellilcd
by their proprietors as a sovl-l'ei;__ru balm lol-
every (liscuse that flesh is heir l..o,I wish to
point you to the fact. tlizil. I rccoiilimend its
trial only in the diseases of the stoiuacli and
dige.~l.ivc oi-galls, and those other tllsuilscs
Vt l1'.Cll, in my opinion, /uwr: I/leir I'is¢' and uri-
gm in. I/lose urga7I$‘,‘ and .l wisll 'dl>_O to point
you to the fact, tlial. instead of’ u.s-xerliug
lllL‘l'f.‘.ly that. it will cure silcll and such 1li.-_:-
cilses, and tlbllgllig you to take my 7'/we lIi.vi:‘
for the truth of the :t.~sc1'ti-.111, as a _-41-4.--.11. illu-
jority of tllosc who have gone bel'oi'c nie liave
done, and are (loin,-.5 every day, in public
prints—inste-.1clofilomg fins, 1 have Llllicll no
little pains, and gone to no very small cxpeine
in pilrcliasiug .~p:lco in a1lvi.ertl.<i.'l;-; column:-'.
for the purpose not only of 1-cor.--_..;i1c11dilig the
trial of my pro-.p-.u'ation, but. at the same time
giving you the callse, true in(lic;l,l.lIJll or l.rc:a.t-
mcut. cure, &c., of mach I_ll.’\‘t‘,‘:l2~If.‘, and my rc-
coniinemlin,-ga trial of’ it in each [‘v‘.li‘ll()lllzIl'
disease I ll1l.VI: ll'0.'i1I*!Ll upon. I not only say
to you that. it. will care such and such uli.<u.--.l._so.-:s,
but I do at the same time tell you lL‘/l_l/ and
/low itwill effect. a Cure. And why ll-t\'l) I
done this‘! ’l‘ll-at I iuiglil. give you my views
uS1'eg1u‘ds the nal.ul'c and l.l‘t'.“i1l.llll}lll. of the
(liff'+.-rcnt ilisenses, '1l.ll(l also tllat. l niigllt. not
be charged with l-ccoilinlclidilig BLISS‘ l)‘i":>'-
PEPTIC Rl£.\ll£l)‘1' for every and any disease.
ilidi.scriluinatcly. as otlicrs have done.-.1ii1l are
doing every day, lzhrougli iicwspapc-1‘.~:, their
pl'epal-utions. 'l‘li-.1t my labor liars: not been
in vain I have the most ample proofs. in thc
fact that the Remedy has been and is now
being tested by llllll(ll‘€‘tlS and tllousands
throughout the co1inti'y_; and more than this,
1 have received the most ll-uttering letters,
not onlyfronl those out of the professioli, but
those Ill it—soine of whom are the first physi-
cians in this section of country. I must. coli-
fcss that so many avowals of izs true 1'eiin.-dial
worth, from physicians. not only produce no
small degree of satisluctioli in my mind, but
it does, I mlist say. create some little surprise.
kuowing,z1s I do. that medical men generally,
instead 0l'.i‘cceivillg, cxaliliiiing and trying a.
new iemecly. are very apt to rise up simulta-
ncously and s_v:-tr:inax.ic=.1lly in bristling lies-
tility against any thing of the kind.
That it is 21 sovcrcigii remedy for the (lis-
eases I llzivc aliciuly broiighl before your no-
ti_ce.’I do kuo\v,f'o1* I have tested the prepara-
tion for years in my pl'iv-ate practice. and I
know how far and in what disease it may be
relied upon. I do .-'.~nnw llint. it mav be relied
upon. and with the gr‘:-ates! C0llIlfI*.;llC'L‘. in
m’srl:l>.-'1.-\.
no matter of how long staiidiiig, or however
stubborn a case it may liilvo boon. If the di-
rections are closely l'ollow+.-«.1, and pcrscvcrcd
in, it will not fail to cure. So, also, Ill
CU)~.':~"l‘ll’.\'l'lI.‘:.\‘ ,
even of years‘ .=-talnliilg. and having previously
resisted every kind of‘ l.l'+.’LltiilL‘ll't. I do know
that it will, if it is tfili-€‘ll in g__u;ic«.l faitli, re-
move every vestige of the (list-use. for. as I
have already shown, it is 21 disc-:i:=L' of the di-
gestive organs, Illsl-Gilli. of, as lnm-._v suppose, -.1
discus»: of the lower bowels. ln
Dl?LBlLlT'i',
Also, I do luost llllllesltlltlngfly i'c-coimneud it,
e5=.pcci:1lly in those cases of lolly: continued
debility, to 'iVI1lCll females are :4l_l—.*lll;_i(-Ct. As,
I have already showli. there I.-l no Plltll lII.‘t.“il.$C
“gclicrzll llcliilityf’ but that slate of the
systcin looked upon as small is 0u.l_\' .-:-,rmpl.mlj-
atic of a tlI>‘I,":l.SL‘ of IIIL‘ dlge:-tivc tIl‘g‘2lllS. and
for the. re of wliicli -.1. well-I,lll'e‘ct+.=ll r-our.=e
of treat ucnl. to “loan oi'fr~.iil.- must be had. In
. \\I If.’ I :3 _
I cil.-.0 i‘ecolnine:liIl the Remedy. I lmve al-
l't‘ut‘l_',2‘ (l4i~>‘i‘.l'i|_u-tl ‘its: ' ‘llull Ill lnillgillg about :1
our in tllis: ill.-=cas-.e, or l‘:‘1lll(.'l' sviizplolii of dis-
ease, VIZ . :1 COllgf.‘n'l.r.'tI -.m~.l ir1'il:llcd .-.'.-.\.'.c of
the 1ligr..~‘livc one--.111.-,. Tlll:-I c-omlitlon of the
systelll :llll.l ll.-* :‘-'.iiisc;s ll:i‘.'c llclfll lunch (nvr-r-
lookcd by the prof’--:=:=ioil ;,f*’ll+)l".'llI‘,‘—‘.l. condi-
tion l.li_at In-.5 lieeil i'c;_,r:1i'«,l«.-ll. bv IIIUH3 l_m h in
and out of ill»: pl'ol'«.-.~".~:ioll, as: ll:-311;: with luau v
:1 natural Cl)l.l(llllUll--—l-Ilul. it. iv-as‘ ll-Jlul»-a1, ("0
some to be poor in lic;-‘ll. thin. ‘.l.llt»'llll‘.".lt:‘Il, and
bony; but a gl'c:1lc1' iill.~‘l.~.1k«- liovcr 0) :tcc,l. for
such :1 st-.1t.-‘s oi’ .s.yslcn). wlietller Il£'l‘(,‘<IIIl'!.l‘_Y or
b.uglll. about by n:1l.ural c:1iisc.~a. is the result
of disease of the digc:=tiv-.- oi-galls. and can be
ea.-ilyi'cmnvc(l.a1v1l the \‘.‘ll0lr? pt_‘l';~‘Oll to as-
suinc -.1 f‘1ill.pluI.np.1'o1l1id,i11nl ll.-ulrliy ap-
pe-.1l-auce. In
i1‘ill‘.o.\'IC Iil.'lI-!l’<Illtl~‘..-I.
Also, I have d-,-sc-.l'ibcil its cilmtive efl‘.;cls——
have shown tli-.it. instv-utl of its being like the
ac-lite form of the tllSC‘:\.~‘4‘,lI1'.l.l. of‘ the l)l,lw4_j];2,
ll. IS it l.llSL':l::'e Oil the l_!igo5|i\'e {lI"lC.l:‘,_'gl]S‘ M3,-1
tli-.1t. any ~.lnll every case iiiuy he not 01.1,: 1'0.
lieved. but p-:l‘lDztllt‘lll.l_y cured by ])‘_‘I‘,~_‘g{"_‘-‘{‘l[)(r
in the taking of the Relncrly. so ,~,1.;l_i, in D
l‘.‘.l.l’l'l‘.\'l‘l(‘u_\',
A discus-‘c which I have not yet. treated upon.
but shall do so next week: it. a sovereign
remedy in the lliuctioniil or iicrvous forms lot"
the disease, it having its riv.c aiid orio'iu in
disease of the digestive oi‘gan~.:. S().t1l:,0. in
1.l\'Ell nlzi _. ,
And many ollicrcllronic cliseoscswliieli I Il'.l.\'(‘
not yet touched upon, but will do so in good
time. The Rvsucdy is, of all otll»-is ever yet.
iiitmdllccd before the people, one that may
be relied on with every confidence.
W. W. BLISS. M. D..
362% Broadway, N. Y.
BLISS‘ DYSPEPTIC REMEDY is sold bv
all druggisls, by whom it will be sent by mail
to any -.1(ldrcss=, on receiving t‘r.e price of the
medicine-—-3:‘: per puc-lcage.
HARRAL. RISLEY S: KITCHEN.
Importers and Wholesale Ilriiszgists,
l3J.l'Clz1y Street, N e‘-.v York,
Sole agents for New England and New York.
nobility of Sexual Organs.
1-IETHER caiiscd by (lissipatiou or oth-
erwise, will receive not only prompt
and eflicicient aid, but 8 i':luical cure. from
the use of
..R'55~’¢”_I}'S Conlpozuul Fluid Z;'.z'f/‘ac! 4;)’
E IT C IEI ET,
A remedy whose action is excl-tell upon the
Urinary and Uterine Organs.
There are forms ol'Scx1iall)r.-bilil_v that are
oftentiiucs vcr_v_ serious. dis‘1i'<.~ssiii,-:, and in-
tractable, aiid wllicll can only be relieved by
the exercise of no little care and caution, a
judicious selection of remedial agents. and
apei'seve1'-.1ncc in their use. Tlir: above men-
tioned pl‘e1)tl!‘ltl.IOl1, if i-egiilal'ly tzikeu, cou-
joined with regular and moderate exe1‘cise in
the open air. avoiding all habits of a relaxing
nature. and last. but not least, cold bathing.
will not. fail in b1'ius_:ing about a. cure, no mat.-
ter how stuhboi-ii or inti'-notable ll. case may
be. As a reliable reincdy, it stands very far
in advance of all other -preparations. and, if
taken properly. will not. fail to (‘URI-I.‘ Abun-
dance of testimony of its rcinedial cllicucy in
this disease could be brought bel'oi'c the public
eye, was it proper to do so, The invalid may
have every congclence in it. for it has been
tested in -.1 mull.il.11de of ilisl.-.1uc-es. :).n(l'.llw:1‘,'s
with the happiest results. and. too. in mauv
instances wliere its use was comme,/1093 Wm}-
out the Sllglll0=‘~l- particle of faith, which of
itself‘ is not unf'requently isuliicienl. to can.-ze
failure. It is for Sale by l)l-lmzisls llu-ollgh.
out the country. W I
HARRAL. IIISLLY &- KITCHEN.
Sole Agents. 76 Barclay St., New ‘iork.
Just Published.
ARION HARLAND'S New Book'-
MOSS-SIDE; by l\I.1iuox 1-l.uiL.\xo,
Author of “Hidden Path,” “Alone,” at.
CAMP’
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PIONEER.
CLOTNING
AMOS CLARK,
358 and ‘.166 Bowery,
J11 lu.-lz”rm. of T/zirrl a-ml Four!/1 Arelmes,
I-.'Ii‘IV YORK.
’1"II"O FI'I"E S T012. YB UILDINGS
,_-,_inprising TEN SPACIOUS I-‘LOORS,devo-
tr.-cl c:-zclu-zivcly tn the sale and manufacture
nf ifl«‘..i.D1" .\IAl)i-T l,‘I.n'l‘Ill.\'f; ofevery description.
\Vi.~ have the gral.El'_\ing announcement to
makc; that, mviu-,-,- to the liberal patronage of
an ftppl'PI'3l:'llll)g public, we have been induced
In fully refit and complete our extensive es-
tablishment, for the sale of all kinds of gar-
ments adapted to Men’s, Boys and Cllildten’ll
wear. Our efforts to establish a large trade
upon the
Low Price Cash System,
Have succeed-*-d beyond our most sanguine
€FII)8I'.‘.t{ll.I0‘1lS,‘£ill(I it is almost needless to add
that this great principle. combined with the
advantziges of being located in the upper part
of the city, wliere l'I‘.‘llIS are only one-fourth
that paid by down town clotbiers, is the se-
eret of our siiccess and the basis upon which
is built our much envied reputation as the
(.7/ic/zpesl C’/at//ivlg I‘I’I1re/rouse in the City.
Our various departments we present as follows;
Fill-.’\"l‘ l~‘LOOl-’. OF 398 AND 400.
To the 53:11:: oi’ Ready Made Garments, ppm.
cipally for Mr.-u‘.-‘. zvcai‘.
SECOND FLOOR OF 398,
We devote to the Sale of Youths and Chil.
di‘eil’.=i Clothing, forming an entire separate
alepartlilelit, comprising every style and qua]-
ity of goods to suit all sizes and ages, from 2
to 16 years.
l’:.i1‘cnts and others who may require goods
in this l.>cpai'frnenl:,will find our Stock one.
which caullot be sui'pns*..ed for elegance of
sl:_vl-_- illl‘] «liirability, and as our rates are in-
disputzlbly below the customary standard of
Cliild1'en’s Clothing, we respectfully solicit an
evanilnatiou of our Stock and Prices, which
we feel confident will meet the approbation of
the care.-l'1il purchaser.
SECOND FLOOR OF 400
Is fitted up in a neat niunner. and arranged
expressly for 5.: cusrou Dlzmnnu-:.\"r ; and we
take pleasure in inviting our Patrons and the
Public to an inspection of this branch of our
business, which they will find, in every re-
spect, wrrlby their patronage, for it is our
determination to replenish this department;
-regularly with the newest Styles of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vestings ; which, with special;
refence to our Customers’ tastes, as well as
fashion and elegance, we are prepared to-
make to order at the shortest notice, and on
terms far below the usual rates.
.’£"./zird Floors of bot}; Buildings
Are occupied as our wnoi.EsaLl: D£P_;g1'3mxvp,
which is filled with an immense Stock of
ci.oruixc- Each
and every article is manufactured with 3,
view to srvu: and DURABILITY; and in this,
SUIT.lBl.l>: Fol: ALL ){,(1u;E1~g_
as in the other Departments, the purchaser
will immediately distingiiish that our motto-
ls “Quick Sales and Small Prof’-
its.”
C-U'I‘TI.\'G DEPARTMENT-
To this branch we have allotted the fourth
floor of No. 400, thus placing the Cutting,
Trimming, Giving Out and Reception of all
Work under our own supervision, thereby pre-
cluding all possibility of there being any des
ccption in the inauufactiivc of our work, and
on the fourth floor of 398 the workmanship of‘
each garment is inspected by the Proprietors
flcfore it is Il‘il.IlSIlllti-ELI to the Sales Boom.
PIECE GOODS.
The two spzir.-ious basements of om. immense
Establislmieill. are filled with all kinds of
Clotlis, Cl1S:‘Illl9l't‘S, -.I:c., user] in the manufac_
fur»: of our Stock ; and in this, as in the other
depui-tments, the most liberal discounts are
olered to casn BCYI-IRS.
A reference to the following list of Price:
will serve as :1. slight criterion to the Public,
and fully sustain the assertion that our prices
are 15 per cent. below any other house in the.-
City.
FROCK COATS.
Fine Black Frocks made and
Trimmed in good Style 33 50:0 5 00
Extra fine do 5 00 go 7 go
Superfine do 7 00 to 10 00
BUSINESS COATS.
Such as usual price 34 and 36
now selling from $2 50 to 5 on
Fine Cross ribbed Cass. Coats I
usual price 85 to 87 now sell-
ing from 4 00 to 5 60
Extra fine Cass, usual price 87
to 3.9, now selling from 5 00 to 7 00
F.-ILL OVERCO.-ITS, RAGLANS &c.
Good style mixed and plain col-
ored Raglans, from
Fine Cassimere Raglans, trim-
S3 50 to 600
med in style, 6 09 u 3 00
Extra fine cloth Overcoats and A
Raglans, latest fashions, 8 00 “ 10 00
Superfine Cloth Raglans, latest
fashions, 10 90 u 12 0°
PANTS.
Black Pants, an extensive as.
sortmeut, such as are usually
priced at 83 00 to S4 00, we
now offer at from 2 50 to 3 50
Black Pants, extra line, 3 50 ‘= 4 oo.
Superfine Black Pants, 4 50 H 5 50
Fancy Cassiniei-c, an extensive -
"Misty. 2 oo -‘ 3 50
Good seiviceubie pants, such as
Tweeds, Jeans, Satinets, Un-
ion,_Cassimere. &c., 1 00 u 2 09
Fine Side Stripe Czlssimel-e
Pants. latest patterns, ,3 56 “ 5 09
VESTS.
Moire Antique, clifferent pat-
terns, usual price 83 00, now
sold from L51 25 to 2 0°
1,3-‘it-1"-1 line Silks and S‘:ltll1S, 2 00 0 2 50,
Sllp€I‘l01‘ Greuacline Silk, &c._, 2 50 H 3 00,
Allkirds ofClolh,Cassimere,&c. 1 00 “ 2 00-
all the various kinds of goods loundl
in similar establishments at the same reduced?
AMOS CLARK,
(Late CLARK BROTEBIIS-3.)
393 & 400 Bowery, Junction of 3d and All:
Avenues. gm“
rates.
Norwalk Chronicler