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The following remedies are offered to the public
is the best, most perfect, which medical sciciicc can
afford. Axuifs CA’l‘Il.-\!l’l‘.lC PILL-5 have been pre.
oarcd witli the iitiiio.-it skill which the iiicilical pi-or.
lessiou of this a-.;c,po.-'sesses, and their effects show
they have \'irtucs which surpass any coniiiiiimioii
of iin-diciucs liitlicrfo kiiown. Other 1)l'(‘p:Il';;,i,l()ll:'§
do iiiurc (Ir lcss ;}:I|l)(l : but this l,".ll'8.~‘i siicli d:in_-:ci'-
ous coiiiplaiiit.-i, so qnir-lz and so surely, as to prove
an eflicacy and a pov;ei- to uproot (lisoase beyond
any thin which men li-ave known before. Bv ro-
movingt e obsf.i'i1cfiori:: of the internal OI'_J,'.'l!l$. and
stimulririiig them into healfliy 1101301“. Lliev reiiuvatc
the foui'it:iin;.- of life and vi,goi‘,—-licalih courses
anew through the body, and the sick iiinn i.~: well
agziiri. Tlicy are adapted to disea-.:c_. and disease
onlv, for when taken b_v one in health tlic-v produce
buflittle cffc-c~.t._ 'I‘his.is the p:-.i'i“c-c.l'iori nf'iiic.diciric-.
It is antagiinistic to rliscaise, and no iiiorc. Toiiilci‘
children may take them with impunity. If they
-,ire sick they will cure them, if they are well tiicy
will do f.ll(')ll no harm.
Give tlicin to some patient who has bet-u pros-
lratcil wiili bilious coiiiplaiiit: see his liczir-iip. tul-
le;-in_;.; for-in sl.i':_i.i;,_;litcn with streiigtli agiiiii ; scc liis
lIiTl',3,’—lG.\f.1I]lDl’l.llZC I.‘L‘l._lll'll ; see his (:l:iii'iiii_~; i‘e:iL_iiro.‘<
lilossoiii into licallli. Give them to some .-.=iiiioi'(_>i'
wiiiise foul blood ll2l.S_‘ l)llI‘5:)t out in sc-i-ofiilii till his
skiii is covered with sores; who staizzls, (ll‘.‘-‘K5: (‘T
lies in Zulflflllsll. lleihas been di‘criclicd iii:-itl-? Mild
out with every potion wliicli ingciiuity mi-1':-'1 fug-
cesl. Give him these l’ii.Ls, and iii:ii-l-: tlic clll.-_rt_;
.5:-e the scabs rflllillffllll his lioily ; F60 “W “k“‘~3 “UT
skin that has grown under tlioiii ; ‘net the liitclcpcr
that is clean. Give tlium to lirrii wliose angry
liumors have planted frliciiiiizitisni ill his .I0lll.lS :iiid
limies ; move him, and be :‘.('l'0L‘Cll0.‘-‘ witli pain ; he
too has been sii:il:<_-(1 lliroiigli C\‘lll‘)’.lilll.\'('lt3 of his
body with liiiinwnts and isalves; give him lll(:Se
PILLS to purify bis lilocil; they iiiiiy not cure him,
for, alas! there are ca.-'es which no iiiorial power
can reach; but mark, llc wall(.-; with crutches now,
and now he walks alone; they have cured him.
Give them to the lean, sour, liagg:ii'il dyspeptic,
whose gnawiiig stomach has long ago eaten cvcrv
smile from his face and: every muscle from his body.
See his appetite return, and with it his liealth; see
the new man. See her that was radiantwith licaltli
‘and loveliness blasted and too early. withering
iiway; waiit of excrci:-ze or uiciit.-il anguish, or some
lurkiiip, disease, has dcraiigcd the iiit.erna.‘i organs
of digestion, assiiiiilatioii or secretion, till they do
Llieir office ill. Ilcr blood is viliatcd, her liealth is
gopc._ Give lic-.r these PILLS to stimulate the vital
principle into renewed vigor, to cast (ml, the ob.
structions, and infuse a new vitality into the blood.
Now look again——tlie roses blossom on her cheek,
and wlierc lately sorrow sat joy liursts from every
feature. See the sweet. infant wasted with worms.
its wan, sickly features tell you without disr:,uisc,
and psinfnll_v distinct, that they are eating; its life
away. Its pinc.lied—iip nose anll cars, and‘ restless
slcrpings, tell the dreadful truth in language which
?‘.'t‘I'_Y mother knows. Give it the PlLLS‘i11 large
iii.-.9.-7 to sweep these vile parasites from the body.
Now turn again and see the ruddy bloom of child-
liood. Is it nothing to do tliesc tliiiigsi Nay, are
:lic-y not the marvi-l of this zige E’ And yet tlicv are
Llonc aroiuid you every day. '
I-lave you the less .c..'=rious syuiptoms of these dis-
j.ciopci'.=., the‘ arc the casici' cured. ~I:'¢1lIl’l(llC€.’,
'Ju‘i~tYi\'eIIeSs, ‘IC‘1l(lil(fl){‘., Siclcaclie, .['I(:fl1'l.l)1ll‘l'l, Foul
fitoiiiacli, Nausr-a, Pain in the Bowels, Flatulencv,
Loss of Appetite, liiii,-_{’s Evil, Neuralgia, Gout, arid
sindred com laiiits all arise from the deraiigcinciits
lVlll(‘lI tliese _ ii.r.s i:ipidly_c.:ire. Take them perse-
reriiigly, and iiiiu'ci' the counsel of a good Physician
_f you can; if not, take them jiidiciously by such
1-ivii-.c as we give you, and. the di::t.i'essiiig, danger-
;us diseases they cure, which afflict so many mil-
ions of the huriian i'aI.-0, are cast out like the devils
Jf old- tlicy inust liiiri'uwi:i the briites and in the
sea. Price 2:’; cents per box -5 boxes for $1.
Tliroii-.’-,li a trial of many years and llirou_L‘-;li every
iatioa of civilized ineii, Avizi-.’s Cnnuax Pi-';c'i'oiu.L
ms been found to afford more relief and to cure
more cases of pulmonary disease than any other
-cim'~i'lv known to mankind. Cases of apparently
settled cc.-nsuuiption have been cured by it, and
zliou.-:.;nds of sufi'ercrs who were deemed beyond the
,’(-l'tL‘!I. of human aid have been restored to their
:' ends and usefiiliir,-s.<:, to'sonnd health and the
‘ '-‘yiiieiits of life, by this all—powerful antidote to
iisi-uses of the lungs and throat. Here a cold had
settled on the lungs. The dry, lizickiiig cougli, the
glassy eye, and the pale, thin features of him who
' s lately lusty and stroiig, whisper to all but him
:.'OI‘;Sl'}IP’l‘I()N. He tries every tliiiig; lint the
liscase is gnawing at his‘ Vitals, and shows its
7‘-atal syiiiptoriis more and more over all. his frame.
He is taking the (fiii~in1iv Pl-‘.C'l'ORi\I. now; it has
stopped his cmig,-li and made his breatliiug easy;
nis sleep is sound at night; his appetite returns,
nid with it. his sti‘ci‘ig;tli. The dart. which pierced
:ii.-: >‘.idc is brnl~‘.en. .‘icai‘(‘ely any neighborhood can
39 found which ha.-1 not sonic living trophy like this
to sliadow forth the viiliics wlii:-li have won for the
gliuziim‘ PEC'fOI:Al. an iniperisliablc renown. But
is iisefuliicss door. nut. and here. Nay, it accom-
plislics more by pl‘C\'CllIl()Il i‘.li:m cure. 'I'he count-
,e.-is colds and couglis which it cures aré the seed
whicli would have ripci-cd into ii di-c:i(lful harvest
;f iiiciir-able diseases. Influenza, Croup, Bronchi-
;i.=., l~Iii-ai-sciiess, Pleurisy, \Vlioiipiii-,3 Cough, and
ill irritations of tlic tliro-at and lungs are easily
ziired b v the Cl{l2lu:\' PI-.".‘.’I‘0R.-\L if taken in sea-
gun. "ave-ry family should have it by them, and
zlicy will find it an ‘invaluable protection from th(
‘llfildldlls prowlcr \\'llli".ll carries off the parent slice]:
rain many a flock, the darling lamb froui many
l(‘iTil€.
Piepared by Da. J. C. AYER, Practical anc
_inalyLic:.l Cliemist, Lowell, Mass, and sold by all
gruggists every wlicrc. .
BEEBE dc Sou Agents, Noi-walk ; N. COMSTOCI-I
at SON, do Wilton.
Commissioners Notice.
HE Siibscrihers appointed by the Court of
. Probate for the‘ District of Greenwich,
Coiiiinissioiiers to receive and examine the
claims of tlie, Creditors of llie.Estute of.
John Sands, an insolvent debtor of Green-
wich, in mid Dislrict, assigned in trust
for the benefit. of his creditors, hereby give
notice that we will attend to the business of
our said appointment at the ,Pi'obal:e "Office,
in said Greenwich, on Tuesday, the 12th day
‘ of‘Ja.uuary, 1858, and on l"riday, the 12th day
of March, 1858, at nine o’clock,in the f'oijenooii
of each of said days. ‘
Said Court bath limited andallowed four
months from the date hereof for thc-. exliibitioii
to us of claims against. said Estate. -
gf:";E[I4(",:,'l“‘,':,Rh"AD -g Commissioners,
Dated ot Greenwich, the 12th day of
vember, 1857.
IMPORTANT!H"
TO CASH BUYERS.
DRY GOODS.
MAILOBY GI.
N order to keep up with the times, have
determined to offer their entire Stock of
Pansy and Staple Dry Goods,
A T C O S T,
For Cash.
All tliosein want ef Goods will do well to
call on us before purcliasiiig elsewhere.
Garpetings and Oil-Cloths
At greatly reduced prices.
NOVV IS THE TIME TO BUY-
No-
4 I46
Ladies’! Cloths, Merino Plaids,
And everything else in our line, at astonish-
ingly low prices. MALLORY _& LEWIS.
Great Reduction of Prices‘ "
Hard Times !_ Panic Prices!
‘V EAD our List. of Prices and see who sells
the cheapest. "
BEST STONE CHINA '
Tea and Dinner sets combined, including 112
pieces, as enumerated, for only $9, viz.;
i doz. Dinner Plates. 12 pieces.
1 doz. Tea Plates, '2 110-
1 doz. Preserve Plates, 12 flo-
1 doz. Cup Plates. ‘ 1’-3 d0-
1 doz. Coffee Cu ps and Saucers, 24 do.
1 doz. Tea Cups and Saucers, 24 ,(10-
l Tea Pot. Sugar, Creamer, and
Slop Bowl. - . 6 (I0-
2 Cake Plates, 2 .d0-
2 I6 incli Dinner Platters, 2 ‘10-
2 large Covered Dishes, 4 d0-
1 Sauce Boat, 1 do.
2 Pickles, 2 do.
113 pieces.
The above splendid set for only $9; usual
price, $15. ,
Tea Sets, 44 pieces, only $2.95, usual price
$3.50; 'l‘ea Sets, Glass Sugar, $2.37, usual
price, $3.75 ; Cut Goblets. only $2.50, usual
price $4.50; Cut. Wines, $1.75, usual price
$2.50; Castors, SL00, iisual price 82 00; Cas-,
tors, cut bottles, $2.25, usual price $4_0i)‘;"
Castors. Pressed, $0.62, usual prim, $1_25'_
All of our magnificent stock will be sold at
the some low rates, as long as the “liard
times” last. Do not. fail to give usa call and
test the truth of what we say.
C. .’l: E K. LOCKWOOD 8: CO.
Book Binding! Book Binding !!
ATHER your Magazines together and
have them bound. Styles and prices to
suit the times, at. the Euci~:i.siou Boox BI.-‘«'l)l-JRY
of A. H. CAMP,
No. 17 Main st.
NOW is the time to have your Binding
done, when it can be done cheap, at the
EXCEL SIOR B0 OR’ BINDER Y.
' Large‘diseou.n!s~made on large quantities.
ROUND Feed-all kinds at
- 0LMS'I‘EAD’S.
1 - . ~
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’ ‘i ' “NT of the
‘ i\IU'1‘UAL INSURANCE COM-
PANY. located at New Rocliellci in the 00""-
ty of West-cliest-er, in the State of New Yflfki
of the condition and affairs of 83111 C0'“I"jr“_Y
on the both day of Scpl-_cm!‘!0j': A; - 5"‘:
Plll‘Bllallt l.o an act CUll(JI:l‘lIlll,'.f .l< oi'oi}l'.' 1'”'“"
,-Mme Compumes, passed.by the Legislature
of the State of Coniiectlcut, and approved
June 30th, 1854, viz-3
Ammmt of Cgipit.-il iii I’rcmiiiiii Notes, 3460,17
Cash on hand not loaned on Bond so 157 00
ll ml Moi'tgagc,_ ‘l’ -
Cash in liaud.-: of A;."“"l5v f."10_l M,’
Aiut. loaned on Bond & .\!orf.L','«"_fZ"i 1-’i0'-!-’- 9-’
A,,,,,,,,,t pmneil on other seciiri_ty, 5,000 00
Other assets of the Q0"‘l“"‘.Y:'““
eluding Olllcc Fui'iiiliix'e,
273
575 00
$20,926 40
Indebtedness other tliaii l.o.s-sacs, $1,067 50
i\niount of losses adj .lSll‘1l and’
unpaid, None.
Amount of Losses incurred in pro-
cess of adjustiiiciit, 1,'i'.’i0 00
.-\ml;. of Claims rcsisted an illegal, 2,800 00
Ainouiil. of Real F.sla.tc., None.
No. of Shares of Stock of every
kind owned by the l‘.ninp:uiy, None.
Cash in Bank not lncliidcil in above None.
No other Claims existing against the (.'oiiipiui_v.
The priiited Slalcmeiit hereto aiiiicxcd,
marked “A,” is the last Annual Report of the
all‘-airs and condition of tlic Conipaiiy on the
30th of Scpl.einber, I857.
A. BAD!-IAU, Presblciit.
R. H. Cotns, Seci-clai-y.
Stale afJ\"ew Ynrlr, I'VI*aI«.'li¢_'.\‘f1*r C'umi.l_1/, as :
Albert Badcau, 1'1-c.~iidciil.,iiiid Roli_cr’t H.
Coles, Secretary, of tlic Wcstclicslcr County
Mutual Insurance Company, being scvcrally
duly sworn, dcpose and say, and each for him-
sclf says, that tlic foregoing is a true, full,
and correct statement of the affairs of the
said Company, and that they are the above
described ollicers lliercof.
A. BAD!-I.-'lU,
- R. ll. Ciimzs.
Sworn and subscribed before me this 20th
day of October, 1857. _
UARLETON PALMER,
Justice of the Peace.
Siwrii or CONNECTICUT,
C0.\lI”l‘ll.0LLEll.’S Olt‘l"I(ll~I,%
’ lI..ii:'ri-‘onn, Oct. 30, 18:37.
I licreby certify that the forcgoiiig is a. true
copy of the Statement. of the \Vcstcliustcr
County Mutual Insurance Company of [New
Rochelle, Coiiiify of] Wesit.cliestei- in the State
of New York, now on file in this office.
I also certify that said Iiisuraince Company
has complied with the law of this State con-
cerning For-eigii Insurance Companies, and
that Gnouou R. COWLES, I“.rq., of Nnrwalk, is
the Attorney of said Company duly appointed.
and aiitliorized t.o accept service. in all lawful
processes agaie.-it said Company in this State,
and also that the said .
George R. Cowles, DIfll'CllS Dc Forrest. of
Bridgeport, William Beatiy and Samm-.l=-Close
of Grecmvicli. Roswell Hoyt. of Stamfoi-d,
Tlicopliilus Nichols of Ncwtown, Sclleck Y.
St. John of New Canaan, and Hiram K. Scott
of Ridgeficld, are the Agents of said Com-
pany for the purpose of transacting the busi-
ness of Insurance so far as they may be thereto
empowered and insl.rncl.cd by said Company.
Giro. Romxsox.
4f, 44 For Coiiiplroller.
Bridgeport Farmer copy 4t, weekly:
ELISHA KENT KANE.
A BIOGRAPHY.
BY \viLLiA.u ELDER.
N announcing the LIFE OF DR. KANE, we are but
anticipating the wishes of tlioiisands and tens of
tliousaiids of the adniirers oftliat great uimi.
Having been a personal friend of the deceased, and
enjoying alarge sliare of his confidence, Dr. Elder is
well qualified to do justice to the subject.
This work will be issued in one ll.l.ll(lS()|'l'lP octavo vol
lime, and will equal in every respect the superb volumes
of “ Arctic Explorations,” recently publiiiiied. It will
contain a new full-face portrait, executed on steel, as
well as engravings of his residence, tomb, niedals, &c.
In order to give this work a large circulation it will
be sold at the low price of$l..’i0.
i\I0llI~'. TllAN'S300,0ll0 SOLD WITHIN 9 )Il)\"l‘IlS.
DR. KANE’S GREAT WORK,
AR (JTI C E X1-"L0 RAT} ONS,
Is now being read by more than two liuiiilrcd tliousaiid
persons, old and young, lcarned and unlc:i.rnc(l. It is
just the book which should be owned and rgml by every
A_piericaii.
500 i\'EWSl’Al’ERS
have each pronounced it the most remarkable and mor-
velous work ever published.
THE FOREIGN JOURNALS
and the most distingiiislied savans of Europe are extrav-
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ROBINSON - CRUSOE ;
being a faitliful account of privatious and liar-lsliips .
the narrative ofwliich cannot be rend without a sliudder.
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have vied with cacb other in cxlolling its merits.
Two volumes, oclaro, superbly Illu.-itriited.
T/rm: III!/II.(l‘7‘Pd E'2ig7'r1ri7ig.-:.
Price $5.00. '
DR. KANEIS FIRST Ni\RI{ATl\’E.
The United States Griimell Expedition in
Search of Sir John Franklin,
During the years 1850-51.
A Personal Narrative, by ELISIIA liuxr KANE, M. D., U.
-. N. One volume, 8 vo., 1'.p\\'8l‘ll.~l of 550 pages, con-
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ii. lino Steel Portrait oI',\.‘ir .lulin Frzuikliu, being the only
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This work is totally distinct from the second Arctic
Expedition, and embraces inucli valuable and inter-esf~
ing matter never before publislioil. It should be owned
by all who have purchased the last Expedition, as it.
makes Dr. Kant-‘s works complete.
A PHOTOGRAPH OF DR. KANE,
TAKEN FRO)! LIFE BY BRADY OF‘ .\'i-:w YORK. Price $5.00
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EXPLORATIONS,
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to matcli Dr. I(ime’s Works. It. will also cniilniii a new
Stet-I Portrait, being the only correct iikeiiess of the au-
thor ever pnblislieil. Two Voliiuics, Uctavu—$5.00.
Brazil and the Brazilians,
BY REV. D. 1’. KIDDER. of the i\lel.limlist E. Cliurcli.
By REV. .I. C. FLE'l‘CIlI'.'ll, of the l’resbyl.ci'izi.n Cliurcli.
This uewanil spleiiili-lly-illustmfed work (one large
vnliiuie octave, in uniform style with the superb vol-
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effort of the above named geiillcincu, who, as lI‘l1V5‘lI‘.I‘S
and as iiilssionaries, (and one in an official position as
Acting .“-eci-(.-tai-y of the Ulllllell States Lcgalion at Rln,)
have bad a long and vai-lied experience in :i. land lull of
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AGENTS WANTED,
CIIIIDS 6!. PETERSON,
l'UBl.ISlll-IRS,
602, Arch Street, Philadelphia.
District of JVorwal/r, ss. Probate Court,
J\"ovember l0Ili, 1857.
ES1‘ATP} of LEWIS H. RANDLE, an Iii-
solveiit Debtor of Wilton, in said District,
assigned in trust for the benefit. of liiscrcditors.
()ui)nuuii.—-'I‘lia.l. Coininissioiicrs to receive
and cxaiiiiue the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate, be appointed at the Probate Office"
in Norwalk, on the 5th day of Deceiiibcr, 1857,
at 9 o’clock, forcnoon ; of which all persons
in interest will take notice, and €l|)pCl1l‘,if
they see cause, and be heard thereon ; and the
Trustee of said Estate will give public notice
thereof by posting a copy of this order on the
public sign po:-it nearest the reside! cc of
said debtor, and within l.lie same town. and
by publisliiug the same in a iiewspapcr print-
ed in Fairficld Counl.y at least 14- days before
said 51.!) day of December.
2t.-16 GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, Judge.
Di.»‘tn'1.'l of JVO-rumllc, ss. Prubalr: Court,
JV‘ovembcr 1411i, 1857.
STATE of SARAH RAYMOND, late of
Wilton, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Prob-.il.e l'or the D-.-ilricl. of
Norwalkliatli limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit. tlieir claims for si-ttlemeiii.
Tliose who neglect. to present llieir accoiiiits,
properly atf.est.ed, within said time. will be
dcbai-red a recovei-y-.- All pel'.‘!0n.'i indebted
to said Estate are requested ’lo make imme-
diate payment to
3t46* HAWLEY OLMSTEAD, Exiscurox.
Dist;--mt of .N‘m'wal/:, .93. Prolmlc Court,
./Vbvember 16!/i, I857.
4 STATE of MARY ST. JOHN, lnle of
. Noi-walk, in said District, (leceased.
'l‘lié Court ol' Probate for the Di.<,tricl. of
Norwalk, liatli limited and allowed six
inoiitlis from the date hereof, for‘ the creditors
ofsaid ESl.lll.C, f.o exhibit llieir claiins for .°.f’.l.-
tlciiieiit. Those who iieglect to present. their
zicciiiiiits, properly attesleil, within said l.iine,
will be dcbari'cd a recovery. All persons in-
flrlitr-.<l to said Estate. are rcqiiestcd to make
iuiiiiediatc payment to ,
DAVID S-r. Jo . .
J(,,,\. T. K,,0:E\R'. g-fl(]”dC7ll$,7'”!0I's1
With the willamiexed.
._a
0
U I
New SIIIIS.
H13 (luv received, a large asisortment of
Dl‘QSS.Slll{S. black and colored, some new
and beautiful styles, and some great bargains.
c. .__i. GRIIMAN.
l
o
‘VE5T‘i"*iT‘““i E. {ll}. iliiiihlela fliiilunm.
. ,..\.,., .
EIMPORTAIIT Aunouncumzur
TU 'l'lll|‘. l'lI2Ol‘LE OF NORWALK AND Sill!‘
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
BANKS BREAKING!
svroons \aALL|Nu~.v.
.\IONEY \\'0R'l‘II 2 axn 3 riau CENT. A MONTH.
The result is,
IR. A. N‘ 13 L E’ S
Spleiidid Styles of Fall Hats and Caps,
mu .\l'F.i\I AND BOYS,
are offered at a d read f ul sacrifice for the
REA DVY CASH!
OUR STOCK is NEW,——Evi-my VAiui~:1-v or
S TYLE, Q UA LI TY AND P]i’.IC'E,
but in consequence of the “ H./IR!) T1.MIr.‘S-"
we are disposed to make it an object for those
wishing‘ to gel. their MONEY’S WORTH, to
Call at No. 2, Skiddy’s Block,
where you will receive prompt and polite
attention, and an article
which will be warranted to give sal.isl'action.
Do you want a first rule CAP or HAT, of any
kind, for yourself-or‘yoiir lads?
G0 to R.i.\'iii.i:'s
Do you want a first-rate Cane or Umbrella, &c’.
G0 to -H. C. RANDLE’S,
No. 2, Skiddyls Block, Norwalk, Ct.
Gloves! Glovesll
N immeiiiie stock of Gloves, Mittens, &c.,
of every description, variety, size and
Style, bought at Hrii-il Times Prices, and
sold at correvipondiiig rates, at RANDLE‘-"S
Hal. Eniporiuim,
C. -II’. GRUMAN.
Now is the Time!
LADIES’
Dress Goods,
SH./1 I-VL S,
CLOTHS OF ALL KINDS,
EMBROIDERIES,
and
an
endless
variety r
o
Dnvcooos,
will be sold
at about one - half
the actualcost of manufacture orimportation»
mi
(3 It £3 IE! 2
BILLS
uni
SOLVENT BANKS
taken
All are invited to
E X./I .MIJV‘E
the Goods.
Cash at a Premium. .
Every thing else at a Discount.
rrAi.\rro§5 scar--r,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Cigars, Wines, Brandies, Gins.
&c., No. 17 James Slip,
One door from South-sf... New York.
Liquors of tlic choicest brands, warranted
to be pure, for medicinal, mechanical or sac-
ramental purposes eoiitinually on hand, and
all orders through the mail, captains of‘ sloops,
or steamlioaf. John Hart, promptly attended to.
In consequence of the increased value of
money, a large reduction will be made f'rom
former prices.
])iSlI‘il.'l of ./\"orwal/v, as. Probate Court,
..'\/‘iivcwribcr 41/1, 1857.
STATE of JAMES STEVENS, late of
Norwalk, in said District deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk. liatli limited and allowed sixmontlis
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate, to cxliibit. their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be
dcbarred arccovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make imme-
diate pasmciil. to
FANNY STEVENS,
E.i:rc'ulria:.
A New Arrival of
G O A L I
received at the Yard of
G. 11.8; J. C. RANDLE.
‘M45
JUST
House for Sale Cheap.
.1 A NEW HOUSE, eligibly located, willi-
..g in three minutes’ walk of the Bridge,
will be sold at much less than its value, and
for a very small payment down, if appliedfor
soon. For further particulars, enquire of the
Editor of the Gazette. 3f. 41*
Wanted,
A SMALL comfortable HOUSE, with from
one to ten acres of land, near the New Ha-
ven R. Depot at Norwalk or Darieu.
Address, giving parl.lcul9.rs as to size of
nlace, price, &c., C. W. BALLARD,
5142 139 4th Avenue',N. Y.
District of Jvorwallr, .93. Praba(e' Com.’
October 17m, 1357. . ’
STATE of HANNAH SELLECK, late
of Norwalk, in said Dlstricl.,dcceased.
'l‘lie Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, liatli limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of
said lislate, to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested. within said time,
will be debari-ed a recovery. All persons iii-
debted to said Estate are requested to make
immediale payment to
ISAAC SELLECK. 2nd,
./Irlniimklrulor.
For Sale Cheap.
BOUT 20 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Georgetown, on tile Danbury
and Norwalk Railroad. and within 20 rods of
the Depot. and Post Office. On the premises
are a good house and oiil.-buildings. also, trees
of dil‘l'ereul. kinds. From 8 to 10 acres are
woodland. The location is a desirable one,
being easy of access, and in the immediate
vicinity of cliurclies, schools, and manufac-
turing cstablitliments of different kinds and
where labor is in constant demand, and good
wages can be obtained. For, terms, or any
other information, apply at the Gazln-11.:
OF!-‘ICE, or of A. B. Hui.L, at the F1-eiglit_ omce
in Danbury.
Danbury, Oct. 1, 1857.
M42
tf 40
X T R A F AMILY FLOUR, from “ new
I Wllefil/’ 5!‘ 0LMSTEAD’S.
A Small Parm in Wilton,
P01! SALE.
V ‘HE ~iubscribcrolI'crs his place for salc.-—
. II. is Fllllill.-Ell on the in-uiii rozul loading
from ll'ill.iiii to Wes!-porl., alioiil. .”i iiiilc.-'. froui
N0l".'rilll\', mid 2 from l{eiit,or Will-on S .atioiis,
on tho l)-aiibury and Norwalk l{alll‘0a(l. It
coiupi-i.~ic.«i twenty acres of excclleiil. land,
suit-.ibl_y apportioned for small furiniiirr or
gardcuiiig open-ations, a new and convenient.
two and a half i-itory house, good water, flue
fruit. some very rare \'ol'iel.ics, .l'Lc., die. will
be siold at a bargain il' apf-lllcd for soon.-
Apply to the editor of tiic Gazette or of the
SIIIJ.‘-’Cl‘ll)<.‘I', on the pl'0l]llSOS.
l.f'37 J OIIN I-IOWER.
Place For Sale.
' ‘Hl'lSubscribcr offers her place (late the
rcsideiice ofAii.=:oii Quiiitaril, dccenscil,)
foi-sale,iipoii vcry rcasciialile tcriu.~i, if ap- .
licd for soon. The house is a large two and
it half story friunc building, located witliili
tlirec niiiiutes walk of tlic Bl‘l(lgc, and pecu-
liarly wcll adapter! for a first. class boarding
lioiise. Tliere is a barn , and about two acre.-; of
Iii-strnte laud a-ttaclied, a good well of wal.cr,
excellent. garden, fruit trees, i-tlirubcrbics d'.c.,
with line shade trees in front of the house.——-
For fui-tlier particulars apply to Mrs. POL LY
QUIN'l‘ARD,0n l.lic preiiiiscs, or of I-‘.LI S.
QUlN’l‘ARD, N. Y. A: N.H. Railroad, New
Haven, Ct. - tf36
F‘ 0 IR is A. L E ,
At Westport, Ct.
7 ‘IIE subscriber offers for sale two good and
plcasaiitly located dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Weslporl. Bridge, about 100
rods therefrom. and about the same ilistaiicc
from the Episcopal Cliureli. There is about
one acre of land, well stocked with choice
fruits. and there is also a Carpeiitc-r’s sbopon
the lot. Tlieproperty will be sold clicup if
applied for soon. 6m28 JOHN BAKER.
Valuable Property for Sale.
7 IIE Subscriber offers his property at South
Norwalk for sale upon very accommo-
dating tcrms, and at much less than its real
value; coiisisting of a good dwelling house,
store with dwelling above, two stables, suit-
able for livery, and a line building lot, beau-
tifully situated on the corner of Main and
Marsliall streets, mid but it sliorf."distance l'rom
the Depot and Steamboat. landing. This is
coiisidei-ed, by good judges, to be the best
biisliicss location in South Norwalk, and will
be sold at a bargain. if applied for soon. It.
will be sold entire, or in part.
ti‘: SANDS REED.
For Sale.
The Subscriber offers f'or sale, a val-
. — . ualile Place, pleasantly iiituatcd, op-
posite the residence of Mr. Jiisittis Hoyt, in
New Canaan, coiitaining about one acre of
Land with a good, new Dwelling House, and
Shop, upon it, togcl.licr with :1 Barn and ollicr
out-Buildiiigs, all in good condition.
The Place is well calculated for the keeping
of Boarders, if desired. The Shop was built.
expressly for Sliocmakers, and has ample ac-
commodations for 5 or 6 workmen.
The Property will be sold cheap, and on ac-
commodating terms--two-tliii'ds of the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if desi-
sired. For furtlicr particulars apply to the
undersigned. S. Y. ST. JOHN.
New Canaan, April lltli, 1857. 15tf
A Place Wanted,
IN EXCHANGE roa VALUABLE
New York city or Western Property.
A PARTY is desirous of exchanging for
some desirable residence in or near Nor-
walk, New York City, or a quantity of new
or uui_mproved Wcsterii Lands, located in
Ci'£vwl'o'i'(I County, Wisconsin, and all on the
lines of prominent. railways, and warraiited
to be the very best. in the State. Or, ifpre-
ferred, would exchange for lots in the new
and important town of NEZI-_‘-KA,IOWa., opposite
i
"Pi-aii'ie-du-Cliien, which is probably,at. pres-
eiit,one of the most desirable lo:ations for
investments in the West.
A Residence with a lilslle land adjoining,
would be pi'eferi'ed, or a House in the town
and a plat of land near the village. For f'ur-
tlier particulars enquire of the Editor of the
Gazette. - _ tf34
A Card.
HE Subscriber having disposed of his in-
. tei-est in his late Boot and Shoe Establish-
ment to Mes.-rs. J. N. Lockwood .55 CO., would
re:-'pecl.fully return thanks for the liberal sup-
port. be has received. and solicit in their be
half :1 coiitinuance of the patroiiuge which has
been extended to him hr the last five years,
coiifidexf. that with the increased facilities his
s\cces.=.ors have for getting up their work,
and keeping on hand a. much larger assort-
ment of goods tlian has ever been kept in this
town before, the public will be largely the
gainers by Hill‘ change. The personal attend-
ance of the Subscriber will be given to his old
friends and custoiner.-'. for the present.
J. P. HANFORD, Jr.
Stoves! Stoves! !
I HAVE on hand. and am selling this season
the following Cook Stoves :—First is the
Baiiiier. made in Providence, by A_ C_ 33,-.
stow, which has stood the test of 4 years in
this place, and cveiy one sold has given per-
fcct sal.i.sfaetioii,and for bcaiily and durability
has no equal in this market; it. is a rapid and
even baker. and works well willi either wood
or coal. Next is the Bay State, designed for
a wood stove. with an extended oven, and
works admirably. Also, the Palmetto, a. new
stove. for wood or c.oal.wliicli gives good sat-
isfaction. and is sold cheap. Also, 0. variety
of Parlor Stoves, among wliicli is the Dawn
Fi'aukliii—somel.liing new; it is an Air-tight
and Franklin Sl.ove combined, and is very
neat and l.asl.y. I would invite the public to
call and examine the above stoves before pur-
chasing elsewliere. GEO. F. BELDEN.
Oct. 1, I857. .
Shawls.
N entire new stock of STELLA SHAWLS.
all colors. An entire new stock of .
WOOL LONG SHAWLS,
at a great bargaiii. C. J. Gium_i._x;.
Danburv Railroad Stock‘
OR SALE.
Enquire at the Gazette Oflice.
Gl<‘.N'l‘S W_A.\’Tl~2D.—-Ivlxci-:i.i.i‘a\"r Busisi-‘ss 0PE.\'l.\'G.——
, Waiilcd a few ciicrgetic, iiidusiti-ious Men, to SELL
AG!-llCUl.'l‘UR.\L RO()I\'.\‘ among the Farmers. Very fa-
vorable tei-iiis will be given. With proper attention,
uiore than $100 per mmitli clear profit above all expen-
ses, can be realized. A rare chance to make money
without risk. For particulars, apply iiniiieiliutely to
C. M. .\‘AX’l‘Ui\‘ & CO., Ag‘l‘ll)llll.ll‘.‘Il.l Book Publishers, No.
140 Fulton sl.., N. Y. mils
ROCK Sal L of superior quality,
at 0Ll8‘l‘IAlI’Il.
NEW WOOD ‘YARD,
On Camp Street,
Hickory, ,
OAK,
MAPLE, £1.
Chestnut Wood.
THE undersigned will be nappy to receive
. orders for._ and supply the public with the
above kinds of Wood, in any qiiiintity and of
the best quality, at the lowest market price.
for CASH. 1 JAMES FINNEY, Agent.
NOTHER Lot of that Beautiful Cord for
Ladies Skirts, Just Received at
O. S. Cl.ARR’S.
Notice.
NY person wishing a good Family HORSE.
l'or good keeping and kind usage, till next.
Spring, can lieiir of one by calling at the Ga-
zette Office.
Reticule Iiost.
ROPPED, somewhere between East Ave-
nue and the Depot. at South Norwalk, on
I-‘i-iday last, a Lad_v‘s RcticI.ile.conl.i1inlng 9.
Ladies Dress Cap, and a Pocket Handliercbief
marked “A. Smith.” The articles are valued
as the gill. of a friend. and the finder will be
suilably rewarded by leaving it at the Gazette
Oflice.
Norwalk, Oct. 17th, 1857.
Par Sale.
20 SHARES STOCK of Noi:wALK Gas
LIGHT Coiivaivv. Apply to ~
43tf WM. C. STREET.
Cameo Pins ! Cameo Pins 1 I
T The Jewelry and Trimming Store, near
the Spring, may be found the largest and
richest assortincnt of tliose goods ever offered
to the Ladies of this Toun. Some entirely
new and rich designs
ATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired
and wai-i'anl.ed to give satisfaction.
Watches, Jeivelr and Silver Ware sold at
Very low prices. all before purchasing.
0. S. CLARK.
~ ,..
Elem flail: ilitutiseinems.
From the All vcrtising O llicc, 3235 l‘-rmul way_
- -v_-/~.\\»*~/\ .. 7» .
banana, S1I'll"l.'E ai. co.,
Nc. 123 Maiden L:-me. N. Y..
MPORTERS and niuiiufucl.urcrs of
FANCY FURS,
Having determined to
SELL THEIR STOCK AT i_\NY S'A(.‘I’.l.I-‘ICE,
Would now call the alleiitioii of tlieii-cusl.om-
crs and RETAIL BUYERS l.brouglioul. the
country to the largest and most complete as-
sortment of FURS which they have ever of-
fcred for sale, all of which have been manu-
actured
EXl‘RF.SSl.\" FOR In-.‘r.\i1.i.\-'0,
In the DOM. iiianiier and most approved styles,
and which they offer
AT l‘RlCI-IS wiiicii ’I‘llE\' (:l.',\lt.\.\!'I‘l-IE
sI_I.u.i. sin I‘ 'i'ili«: l’Ul<L'.lli\>‘l'lR
Among which will lie fbniiil
Li\DlES’ i-‘nus, .
oi-‘ ICVERY \'AI:ll-‘.’l“i'.
s'rvi.i-:, \\") uiu.ri'Y.
GENTS’ nl.o\'E€=, Cars, iiini--i,i.,i;;:, ' ' Q
and
v
slit-I7
I"ANC\’ Sl.l:llGH ROSES.
$800,600
“/01! Y H 0 I-‘ ELI-2(ilA.\"|‘
Pall and Winter Clothing
To be sold oiil. at a Great. Sacrifice.
N view of the financial panic, and of the
fact that it may continue some weeks
longc-r,wc have concluded to close out our
immense stock at a great saci-ilicc, at once.
llcoiisists of a large assortment. of Fall
and Winter Garments, inaiiul'actui~cd with
great taste from goods citlicr of our own ini-
portations or getting up, nmiibcring in Coats,
Paiils, Vests, Robes, Sliirts, &.c., nearly
100,000 G-ARMBNTS.
Also, a superb stock of
FURNfS_UING' GOODS,
Uvztlcr-mm‘. G’/ores, iS'w.spemli:rs, iS_'/iii-ts,
Robes, S/mxwls, (I-c_,
Of our own manul'acl.ure or importation.
This is the largest. stock of Fashionable
and Seasonalilc Clothing and Fnriiisliing
Goods c.-vero_fl"rw=d in the world, am! at low;-r
prices.
We offer also a large stock of very Lou
Priced Clothing for Soullicrn and IVestern
Trade, which we will close out to dealers at
a heavy per ceiitage Umlt-r Casi. _
]Werr:Im//it Ta7.'lm‘i'/i..g‘ Stork,
(Custom Department,') at the same great sac-
rifice, FOR C./IS]-I.
Our Wholesale Rooms will be thrown open
for the selection of all waiiting single gor-
'meuts or by the qimntity.
';@‘ The Bills of all solvent Banks in I/ifs
and surroluuliiig States taken at par.
D. DEVLIN A: CO.,
258, 259 & 260 Broadway (cor. Warren sl..),
New York. 54:44
MADAME 3OIVIN’S
Pemale Alterative Pills,
OR the exclusive use of Females laboring
under any of the following Complaints,
viz.:—Obsl.r:icl.ions. Supp:-essions, Green Sick-
ness, Headaclie, Pain in tlic Side,Palpil.al.iou,
Loathing of Food, Disturbed Sleep. and all
Interruptions or I rregulari tics of the Menstriml
Periods. Prepared for Madame Boivin, at I8
Rue Vaugirard at Paris. France. °
Sold, Wholesale and Retail, at 486 Broad-
way, New York.
PRICE, Oxi: DOLLAR PER Box.
@- All letters addressed to Dr. Paige will
be punctually attended to. s3m-15
Cloaks I Cloaks! Cloaks!
295 Broadway, New York. A beau-
tifiil assortment of all the latest PARIS and
NEW Yoiix FASHIONS of'Cloaks and Mantillas,
are now on exhibition and will be offered at
extremely LOW PRICES, at
B. C. BRADMAN’S CLOAK dc MANTILLA
Warehouse, 295 Broadway,——nearly opposite
A. T. Sl.ewarl.’s—-New York. s3m34
Soebbeler 51. Schmidt, P‘
‘uaxoracrunicns of Grand and Square Ac-
.l tloii Piano Fortes. 423 Broome st., (one
block East of Broadway,) New York. We
would invite the attention of amateurs and
critics to the inspection of our unrivalled
stock of Piano-Fortesuwhicb, for tone and du-
rability of workmanship, have not been sur-
passed by any in this country. Aliberal dis-
count to Clergymen, Schools and the Trade.
1y23s
STORE TO LET.
THE STORE at present occupied by KNAPP
dc Lv.\'i-is as a Drug Store. west side Nor-
walk Bridge.
CLOTHING
AT
AUCTION !
-Owing to the dull ’I‘iines and the
tf-I5
Tightness in the Money Market, ..
and the prevailing desire to
BUY CHEAP
FOR CASH!
I propose to sell for the next;
TlllllTY lllll,
My largo Stock of
ULUTHIN
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 tliat Cost $1, for 50
Pants and Vests the same.
This is a rare opportunity‘ to
BUY CHEAP !
I will sell at
UCTIIIN,
E VER Y VENING,
Commencing
Tuesday, Nov. 10,
1857, at 7 o’clock.
'1'. RILEY;
flail: 3ll!Jl31.’li.‘5tllt8lIlS..
",‘.,i,',,',,‘,.,;g.:.},.,',g"..iiii.E~ 8.’ (to.‘mi.-ii.-i:.i.-iiiyi-.-iisiiig
[|¢,",,-,. ‘ ,\N,l:-|.,.,'; Ruililing 12-I6 .| I: IN lli i..ul\-.':o._-,', N . ‘i’.
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_V V _ .\l. V .V.-\_.- \.»\,.-._ ~¥--\_ -.
A '.I.'}III COMMERCIAL REGISTER.
A Commercial,
Mercantile,
and Financial
'New:=p-apcr,
Published monthly by
VISSCHER, OWEN its CO.
1:46 Bi'oad\vay, N. Y.
illailcd lo fllll)SCl'llJ(:l’:l at
50 C'EZV'I'iS' A l'l'.'1l R,
Eacli number of tlic Comiiiei'cial Rcgislcr
Will coii_lzi.iii a cai-cfully'pri-pared and well di-
go.-itcd l\'I0lll:l.fl.l‘y Article, :i. reliable Ila.-port of
the Sl.‘otl.f.' of tlic i\lll.l‘lilll.:<l, a coi-root Bank Noti-
List, and gciicrally all iiil'oi"in:ilion ri‘:lalivr- In
(.'(I’llI.l}'ll’7'(f/Iifll «mil ]l’li'mi-iili/c ]|'l}i//1-rs.
Mcrclianl.s in town or country will lliid lliia
llie iiio.-:l..ii:=cl‘iil as well as the clicuppst Ncw:=-
pupcrpiililislind. Special iiidiiccinciits (iflci-ml
to zigeiit.-i and l.ll0SE getting up Clubs.
AflflI't*FS VISSCHI-ZR. Owiix dr. Co..
340 Broadway, N. Y.
"M E A r
LIQUI D ATION SAL E,
o F
llULPIN’S ENTIRE STOCK,
Al. 361 Bi'oadwa_v, New York.
NE»\l‘.I.\' A QUARTER iiu.i.iox or DOLLARS or
ci.o.ii<s,
si-i.-in-'i.s,
I.AI)lES’ 1~‘ANCY run.-.,
ci.o1‘Hs,
vi:i.vr.rs,
siLi:.-*-,
rxixors. AND ruiiiiiixos,
ALL A7’ RETAIL,
gm-rou CASH oNi.3’.-ass
AT I’RlCF.s‘ 'l‘()'l‘AI.I.‘i' RI-‘.GARl'il.E.°S
or ORIGINAL cosr.
IIESCIITPTIVE PART ICULA RS.
1000 Gray Clo“! Cloaks. at 3 Dollars each.
5300 Superior Cloth Cloaks at 4!: Dollars each,
800 Extra Cloth Cloaks, at 6 Dollars each.
450 Very handsome cloth Cloaksat $9 each.
800 Excellent bl’k cloth Circulars iii. $8 each,
500 Very superior bl’k clol.h Circulars $10 “
600 Superfine bl-‘k cloth Circulars at $12 “
300 Black Lyons Velvet Cloaks at $25 =‘
250 Very Superior Black Lyons Vclvcl.
Cloaks, at 30 Dollars each.
2000 Beautiful new style Stella Shawls, at $5.
1000 Extra Superior New Style Stella Sliawls,
at 6 1-2 Dollars each.
800 Very Rich Plush Borders. at $9 each.
2000 Clieiiille Borders. at. 8 Dollars each.
900 Very Rich Chenille Borders at $10 each.
T/ie F 11.7‘ I)cpa.7'l.mmit
Is Replete will/. E'i'cr_4/1Vrm*ll-y
Avid, 11.9 (I. Q1(.0t(I.ti97I. of .Prir'ns
In I/iis ]’n7'l77:1Lln.7' Brrmr/1.
Is‘ calcnlrllerl to mislezul,
Siiflce it /0 say, I/mt I/iv. cnti1'c Sfoc/.' ’l.l'l7/
Be Retlimvl to «ban! Tw0- 7'/ii/‘(ls
.'l'/icir Origimrl C-'ri.<il.
10,000 Yards of Bl’k dn Gray Cloaking Clotlis.
I00 Cartons of Rich Trimmin--s& Galloons.
25 Cartons of Giiipure Lace.
12 Cartons Ricli Croche Frliiges.
50 Pieces Rich Black Silks.
20 Pieces Black Lyons Velvets.
THE WHOLI-‘.SALE WARE R00.\lS, (Ur S-mus.)
Are E:z.‘clusirelg/ set apart for {lie Sale of
Materials by Ills Ya;-1.,
so that Ladies desiring to economize can pur-
chase their own materials, and make up, or
get made, their own Cloaks at in considerable
saving.
BULPIN’S MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
5t47(lJ l)v 361 Broadway, New York.
Mealio’s New Pall Style.
1857. -
MIIALIO, HA'.l.".l.‘ER,
416 Broadway, corner of Canal
street, N. Y. Respectfiilly informs his pa‘.-
rous. and public, that his NEW FALL STYLE
OF HAT—a superb article, G2-acrful. Ele-
gant and Durable-—is now ready, and that
his general assortment of Hats, Caps, 8;c.,
cannot. be aui'passed by any house in the city.
Every body knows, or ought to know, that
Mea.lio’s is one of the oldest establishments in
the Hat business in New York, and that it is
about the best place you can find to get u
go Ml Hal. You can get one of his own inan-
ufaclure, which you may depend on giving
satisfaction, butifyou desire a Frencli Hal.
Mealio’s is the place, as be imports none but
the Finest Quality. A large assortment of
Ladies’ and Cl1ildren’s Furs. Cliildren’s Hats
and Caps. Umbrellas, Canes, Valiscs, &c.
v:$m:}9
Age of Improvements.
OT a wliit behind, but vastly Sllp(-'l'lI)l' to
any thing ever offered in this market, is
the assortment which now comprises the ex-
tensive stock of Stoves, Healers, &c._. at F. II."
Nasli’s, South Norwalk.
Let the Philosopher and Inventor come and
be astonished at the cxti-aoi-dinary develop-_
ments of science in this particular litic of
business. and do better if they can. , .
Let the Literary man and Student come
and find a friend that will make them comfort-
able and be free froui noise and dust.
Let the Rich come ; for the laste of the
most fastidious shall be gratified-—-iiol. lessen-
ing, but administering to their comforts.
Let the poor come; for ’tis indeed a friend
that will guard the pockets, saving somethiiig
by which other enjoyments may be obtaiiicd .
Let whoever will come, and behold a stove
so wonderful that a whole barrel of floor has
been baked in it with a single lire, without.
replenishing, requiring eight batches to do it;
it stove that has baked a batch of bread, with
no fire in it, after lieating the oven.
Come and see the extraordinary cold weather-
anniliilator: in the form of Saiiford's $1,000
Challenge Heater, economical in its use, with
hundreds of references to substantiate its
marvellous working.
Come uiid».see a stove that consumes all the
gas which arises from the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigen from the alinosplierc, that it
may add to its already enormous heating
power, and betier please its happy master.
Come and see many, useful articles, and find
those who are happy to show and explain,
with no charges save where piircliascs are
made, at.
F. H. NASH’S, South .N‘oi~waIl.-
Dr. Seinford’s Invigorator,
OR I'.IVIlR~RE1VIEDY!
S AN ARTICLE THAT EVERY BODY NEEDS WHO IS
not in a perfect state of health, for the 1.ivcr is
second only to the heart in our liuuian economy, and
when tliat is derruged the whole vital macliiuery runs
wrong. '10 find ii medicine peculiarly :.d:ipted to this
disease has been the study of one ofthe proprietors. in
a large and extended practice for the past twenty _v(.-ars,
and the result of his experiment is the Iiivigoriilor, as '
a never-failing remedy where medicine has any power
to help. As it Liver Remedy it lias no equal, as all les-
tify who use it.
A lady, writing from Brooklyn, says, “ Would that I
could express in this short letter the value your Invig-
orator has been to me in raising a large family of chil-
dren, for it has never failed to relieve all affections of
the stomach, bowels, or uttacl-:s of worms, If mothers
once had this remedy placed within their reach, and
were taught how to use it, a fearful and untold amount
of agony might be saved.”
One of our prominent bankers says, “ Flve or six
years since, I found niyself running down with a liver
difliculty; resorting to your Invigorator, was greatly
relieved, and, continuing for xi. season, was entirely re-
stored.”
A clergyinan called at our OIIICO the other day and
said he had given 1!. poor woman a bottle, who was suf-
fering very bndly from Liver Complaint, and before she
had taken the whole of it she was at work earning-
bread for her family.
A gentleman recently from the West says, while at
Chicago, be was attacked with a slow. lingering lever,
that baffled the skill of physicians; but the Invigoiator
cured him in a few days.
One of our city_nierchauts said, while on :1 visit to
Troy, a few days since. he was attacked wit! bowel and
stomach disorders, so as to couffiic him to iiis room; he
sen; to the d:ug store for one bottle of tl~ .- Invigorator,
took one dose, which relieved him so tb the was able
to attend to his business.
An acquaintance, wliofe busides - compels him to
write most of the time, says he became so weal: as to
be unable at times to hold his pen, while, at others,
sleep would overpower him; but the Iiivigorator cured
him".
A gciilleinaii from Brooklyn called on us a WE‘-‘k 0|‘
two since, looking but the shadow of a man, with skin
yellow, pale and deathlike. He had been fora long “me
suffering froiu Jaundice and Dyspepsia, and unable to
attend to his business. We saw him again to-day, a
changed man, and, to use his expression, he has not
seen the bottom of tlie first bottle, and lurtllel‘ adds.
“ it suvecl my life, for I was fast going I0 "- '3°"5“mI"
tivc-':i grave.”
Among the hundreds of Liver Remedies now offered
to the public, there are none we cap s0ju1l.Y1'9°°mm9lld
as Dr. Sunl'ord’:i lnvigorator, or l.i\_'ei_' rleinedlfi -*0 89“
ernlly l-iiiown now tlirougliout the Union. ~'ll)l.'~l prepa-
ration is truly :1 Liver Iiivigorator, produoipg the most
happy results on all who use it. Almost innumerable
certificates have been given of the virtue of_ this inedi-
ciné ljy mos; of the liigliest standing in Society, and it
is, without doubt, the best preparation now before the
p“lSll\cNFORD & CO., Proprietors, 345 Broadway, N. Y.
gum in Norwalk by Beebe A Son, and Knapp if:
Lyn?“ smutu No:-walls, by i’. B. Grifietli; and by all
D,_,,gglsts_ {xiii-14
EST India. Molasses, sometliingver
nicd. Miiiixiin & Ouuirmn.
R.
Cause and .ii3ifi‘ect.
I szuv lll‘l‘ wlicu llic it-ar ilrnp
.\‘l.imil glislu-Iiiiig on ll|"i‘ r-lit-I-l'.;
|li~i' liI'flll war. l.o\vI'il in :- ' \'
.“o gr--:vl., .;liu- could not speak.
Uh! why those starts and wri1limgs.°
Is it anguish of the mind. I
_lVllt‘i:6(: venom sting lcavr-s iiizulnesa.’
'.‘anst tliou no cunif-irt fin-17’
‘let, wliilc the Spell wa~: on lier,
I felt my.-=1-ll’ ll. .-:lIlil4=i'2
Reli-~l‘ caiiic-—-wli»>ii e=li<- :iii«=\\'-'I‘*"lf_!i‘-‘i
" l at»: baked laeziii.-=. for Lli)1‘lZi.’l‘l '
Why the ilickcns li-.idii’n tilt‘. tiikcii I-‘.I.lSS'
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY? Take warning! all
you who arc .~=iil.~j¢-cl. to the like ailincnl-§ “"3
Rt-iiii:|l.Y will 2‘l.«l'r'. all i’li:spo:'-:il.ioii to such at-
tacks. ’l'lii2 li-sliiiioiiy of one of the most
proiuiiicui. mi-ii in S11V‘lllllllll will sliorily be
given, atlcstiiig to its virliics as a reiiictly in
this particul:‘ii-. liaviiig been 2-iilijr-r-.l. to such
a!.l.acks for _\-'i_--ii":-. '
For sale by all ili-iigglcfs-.
To the Citizeiiz; of 1\?orv.ralk and Vic.i'm'1:y_
Ln.-I. l5Ll..-.S' l)Y,'~_;l'l£]"l‘lC I{l'1.\Il»'.lI‘i’ iiiay
bc i'i-;;ai'ili.--.l in llic 2'-‘llllltf liulit. zi.-. lflillly UHIPI"
“pal:-iii." pl'l.‘pl|l'ul.l()ll.*i llllll. are i-ccginimr-iiilml
by l.llL‘ll' pi'oprie!oi's as ii. 2-'o-.i:i'0igi'i ljllllll for
«very l.ll.“|.‘tIS(: llial. flesh is lll:'ll' Lo,l wi5:li !0
point you to the fuel. that. l l‘F‘.(:()lTlI|lltl'itl its
trial only in tlic (ll>'(‘:I.S(:.‘l of the sloiiiacli and
digestive organs, and those 0lllI.‘l.‘_ (lisiiaseer:
which, in my opinion, /mm: I/icir 7‘l.\‘(‘ (mil uri-
giil in Ilm.w- orgun.s-,- and I wish also to point
you lo the fact, that instead of I(.S'.\'I’I‘IfIl_g
iiieroly that it will cure such and such dis-
ieiiscs, and obligiiig you to ml,-9 1ny’iIi_~,'f’ u’i.ri't
for the truth of llic ass-i;-i-lioii. as a _i;i-cat ina-
.l01'lt)’ 0!‘ lll0S‘.) who liiivo gone liel'0i‘e me have
done, and are doing cvcrv (lay, in public
pl‘llll.S—-lIlSl.(::ul olkloing this, I have taken no
little paiiis, and goiic to no Vr:l‘y small expeiisc
iii piircliasiiig space in -.u.lverli:-iiig columns,
for the purpose not only of rccounnendiiig the
trial of my prep-ai':itioii, but at the saine time
giving you the cause, true indicatioii of ti-ca,t-
iiieut. cure, &c., of each disease. and my re-
comiueiidiug; a trial of it in each parliciila.i-
(license I have l.i‘eal.cI.l upon. I not only say
to you that it will cure sucli and such tll>‘f:{1.‘s‘eS.
but I do at the same time tell you wliy and
how it will effect. a cure. And why lizivc I
done tliis? 'I‘li:i.l. I miglil. give you my views
as regards the nature and !.l'€'.D.tl11l.‘I1i. of the
difl‘ei*«-iitiliscii-.:cs, and also that I niiglit 1101
be cliarged willi I‘l!(:()lllII)(:ll(llllf'_',' BLISS’ DYS-
l’EP'l‘IC RFi.\lI2l)Y for every and any (liscasc.
iiidi.scriiniiiati,-ly, as otlicrs have donc, and are
doing every (lay, tlii'oii_qli llI'3\V.~"p‘.li)L‘l‘.'<. tlleil‘
prepai'al.ioii.=:. Tliaf. my labor has not liwtu
in vain I have the iuost ample proof-'. in tlic
fzict tli-at tlic lloinedy has been mid is now
b““!l-5 I.<’:.'-'l.e¢’l by liiiiiilrcds and l.li<ii,i.-.-.iinl.-1
tlirougbout tlic coiinlry; and riiorc than tliis.
I have received flu: most. flzittcriiig lel.l,Hl‘S«
not only froiii tlmsc out of the pi-ol'c-ssioii, but
l.liosv.i in il.—somc of whom are the lll':‘.li physi-
ciaiis in this sccfioii of country. 1 must cou-
fbss that so many avoxvals ol its true i-i,-nu.-ili-.il
worl-li, from pliy:-iciaiis. imt. only pl'0fll1C(! no
small degree of satisfaction in my II)llll.l. but
it. does, I uiu:=l. say, create some liti lr: 'Slll‘])l‘lS‘.‘.
knowin_L-‘. as I do. llial. inediczil men 2i.-iivirall;-,-'.
in.-'l.e.-ml of wot:-ivin_«.;, ctlaiiiiiiiiig and tryiiig ii
new reuiedy. are very apt to rise up :<iiiiulla-
neously and systnniiuically in brlstliiigt 110*“
Lility against. any thing of the kind.
’l‘li.tl, it is .'l. :=.o'.=c.reign rein:-,dy for the dis-
eases I liavo alrcaily bi'Lii1glif before your no-
tice, I do know, for I liave tested the pl'0pfl“3.-
l’.lOll for years in my private pr-a.ctir.*.c-, and I
know how far and in wlial. disease it. may be
relied upon. I (/0 /mow that it may be reliecl
upon, and with the greatest coiifideucc, in
IHi':‘l’I~2P'_-‘I.-\,
no matter of how long .-‘fandiiig, or however
stubborn a case it may have lJ('l.’.ll. If the di-
rections are (:lo.'-'€~ly followed. and persevered
in, il. will not fail to cure. So, also, in
ci_i:»'s'rIl>.-\'r10.\’,
even of years’ standing. and having»; previously
resisted every kind of treatment. I do know
that it will, if it is taken in y_§oo(l faith. re-
move every vestigc of the disease, for, as I
liave already shown. it is a (lisease of the di-
gestive 01'f.‘(i\LlS. instead of‘. as many suppose, a
disease of the lower‘ bowels. In
DEBII.lT‘.', -
Also, I do most unliesitatiiigly recommend it,
especially in tbose cases of long continued
debility, to which females are so .<ubjc-ct. As
I liave already shown. there is no such disease
3..’!“,’;Ellel'i1l(l0lJllll._7;” but that state of the
system looked upon as such is only symptom-
atic of a «lisease of the digestive orgaiis. and
for the cure of \Vl.‘ilL'.ll J. well-rlirecte-cl course
of treatiiieiil. to fliose oi-gaiis iiiust be ha-.l. In
W.»\S'I'f.‘\'G IX I~‘I,Ei7H.
I also recommend the R=.=r-.ic».!;.r. I have al-
ready describcd its act-ioii in bringing about ll
our in this disease. or I“illll'.‘l‘ :¥YlIlf)l'.i')lD of dis-
ease, viz.. 11 coiipjc-:l.eil -.uir.l Ei'i'itat.cil stzite oi‘
the digr.-.sl.ive oigriiis. This coiirlilioii of the
system and ifs CRIISOS llil.‘.‘(,‘ l'lt'f.'ll much over-
looked by the prol‘e:=.sioii ,’;'°llf:!‘:lll\_/—zI condi-
tion that has bi-.'¢.‘ll regarded. by those ho b in
and out of the p1'0l'c;-:Si0n,:1'-2 lJCll'I~_:‘; with many
a mitural cr.\ndit.io:i-—fbat it was ii:-.iural to
some to be poor in flesh. thin. n.tl.ciiiia.!ctl. and
bony; but a grcalcr inislake l.l'.?V‘('l' or-:i.=,te(l.f‘or
such a state of systciii, wli.'.>tliI.-i' lii3i'cclil.ary or
l)l‘('lllElll. about by naliii‘al causes. is the result
of disease of the <ligcsl.ivc ni‘g'aiis, and can be
easily removed.a.ii«l the whole per:-:ou to us-
sume :1. full. plump. rouiid. aiid li- nlthy ap-
]JL:{1l'€lIlCC‘. Iii
C!lI{O.\’lC Ill.ll~li".H('l?.-‘i.
Also. I l]Z1\'ell(*.‘i(:l’llN‘(l its ciir-alive cll'ecls-—
have shown that instead of its l)(f‘lllj.‘_',‘ like the
aciitc form of the dice-.isc. tli-at of the bowels.
it is a (li.-teiizre of ll:-* (lige;-‘Live organs. and
that any and c'.-‘cry ruse may be not oiily re-
lieved but p-.-nnaiir-iil.ly cured by p.;-r:-evci'iiig'
in tlie ta!-zliig of the llciiiclly. So :il-ro, in
'.‘.l.l*ll‘\'l’!:i.\‘,
A (llSQ£‘...’=ff which I ll:!\'-.? not yr-r. lI'!.'l‘.l.F‘.ll upon.
but shall do so next. '.i.'i=cl: : it 1'. sm‘ei'ci_:n
remedy iii the fuucl.ional or iier.-:r.i:';s forms of
the ilisciisc, it liaving its rise ariil origin in
disease of the iligiist.i-.'c r.ii'_«1:iiis. 1~‘.o.:.il-:0. iii
1.lVl~‘.l-: DI:-‘l: .
And many other cliroiiic ll. 20 ..-s wliicli I liavc
not yet touched upon. biil. will do so in good
time. The Reincdy is, of all olhiirr-2 ever yet.
introduced l.iefoi'c the people. one that inay
be relied on with every CI'Jlll‘l(leI1|Z‘(-.'.
W. W. BLISS. 72!. D..
.-”. if’. It‘-road way. N. Y.
BLISS’ DYSPEPTIC I~lE.\lED‘i' is sold by
all druggisis, by whom it will be seutliy mail
to any addi'es.=, on i'ccriiviii_.r; the price of the
inediciue-—-">‘2 per p:‘.ck-.i_s,~;«.=.
I-IARRAL, RISLEY S: I{I'l‘C}IEN.
lnipoi't6-.i‘s and Wliolcsale Diwiggisfs,
70 B<.i.i'c-lay Street-, New York.
Sole a,o:ciif..< for New Englaiid and New York.
BEER!-I .3: SUN. A gents for Norwalk.
Debility of fiexual Organs.
HI-3'l‘H ER ca.ii.sor.l by (liss.ipat.io:‘. or oth-
erwise, will receive not only pi-oiiipt.
and efficicieiit aid, but a. radical care, from
the use of
.{z'sle_'e/‘s C’m.v.pumi.'i’ F1112’/I E.z'.‘rm.'! of
E 17 € II T} a
A1-eincdy wliose actioii is exei-led upon the
rinary and Uterine firgans.
There are forms of Sexual Debilily that are
oftentimes very seriou:-:, (listi-es.-liig, and iii-
tractalilc, and which can only be l‘€:llCV(.'(l bv
the exercisi- of no little care and cautioii. :1
judicioiis selection of remedial agents, and
a perseverance in their use. The above men-
tioned preparation, it‘ regularly taken, con-
joined wiili regular and modei-ale exei-cise iii
the open air. avoiding all habits of a l'elu.\'ing
nature, and last, but not least. cold bafliiiig,
will not fiiil in bringing about a cure. no inat-
ter how stubborn or inf-ra-zlable a case may
be. As a reliable reincuy. it stands very far
in advance of all other preparations, zind, ii"
taken properly, will not lull in CURE. Abun-
dance of testimony of its re-iiicdi.il eflicacy in
this disease could be broiigbt. bclore tliepublic
eye, was it proper to -.2=o so. The iiirzilid may
have every C0!lg(li_‘l)Ce in it. for it has been
tested in a multitude of iiislaiices. and always
with the happiest. results. iii=.r.l. too, in many
instances where its use was coninicuced with-
out the sliglitest. particle of faitli. which of
itself is not. iiiifmquenfly szifficiciit to cause
milurc. It is for sale by Druggists through-
out the country.
I-IARRAL. RISLEY 8; KITCHEN,
Sole Agents. '76 Barclay St., New iork.
Russia 8*. Sox, Agents for Noi-walk.
Picture---3%’-fotice !
A M B R 0 ‘I’ ‘S!’ P E! $ ,
AKEN in a style which for durability and
execution cannot. be excelled.
The subscriber having taken the old Austen
Daguerrean Rooms in the Daubu‘.-'y Depot, at
Norwalk Bridge, takes this method to inform
the people of N0l‘\V:J.lk and viciuity,tliuL he
is prepared to take their pictures by tbeArn-
brotype process, w "cli is universally acknowl-
edged to be far superior to the Daguerreo-
type, and equal to a Steel .l$ii,q,raving. All in
want ofa superior likeness. are iiivito.-d to call,
examine and judge for tlieiiiselves. .
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE! First
class pictures taken by this new process from
50 cents upwards. The siibiicriber is confi-
dent. he can satisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his specimens, of.-iiis ability to take the
best and most perfect Likenesses.
E.B. THOMPSON.
Norwalk, Aug. 18th, 1857. 34
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PIONEER
. CASH
CLOTHING
AMOS CLARK,
368 and (£00 Bowery,
J1/III;/lib’)? of ’/7/irzl lulu’ I/."v'0‘I.I.7‘?/L ‘Avenues,
NEV.’ YUP-.K.
, 1
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7']-I70 FI VI-: ’I’O_-G‘; YB UILDINGS
cniiirirising TEN SPACIOUS FLOORS,deVo-
led cxclusively to the sale and manufacture
of IN-IAUY .u.iiii-: CI.OTIli'Z\'l} of’ every description.
We have the griitifs-iiig announcement to
make; that, owing to the liberal patronage of
an appreciating public, we have been induced
to fully refit and complete our extensive es-
tablishment, for the sale of all kinds of gar-
menls atlaplell to llIen‘a, Iloys and Children’a
wear. Our ell“-ni-ts to C-sta.bli.=.h a large trade
upon the
Low Price Cash System,
Have succeeded beyond our most sanguine
expectations, and it is almost needless to add
that this great pi-inciple, combined with the
advzuitages of being localcd in the upper part
of the city. where l‘!‘nl.S are ‘only one-fourth
that paid by down town clotliiers, is the se-
cret of our siiccess and the basis upon which
is built. our much envied re-pulalion as the
C‘/ieripest C'lol/127/Lg I'l"a-7'9/some in tile City.
Our various de.-p'irf.meiit.s we present as follows:
I"IRf."l‘ FLOOR OF 398 AND 400.
To the Sale of Ready Blade Garments, prin-
cipolly for Mcii's \‘.’(‘i’tl'. _ ,
SECOND FLOOR. or 393,
We devote to the Sale of Youths and’ Chil-
dren’.-i Clotliing_, f'oi-uiing an entire separate
ity of good‘ to suit. all sizes and ages, from 2
to ll; years.
Parents and others who may require goods
in this D‘.’pal‘l.lIlPlll’.. will find our Stock one
wliich cannot be s=urpaszed for elegance of
style flllll durability. Elillll as 0l1I‘1‘l1t€S are in-
dispiitnlily below the‘ customary standard of
Cllll-.ll'¢’l)’S Clothing, we respectfully solicit 81.!
€.\'.iU1lIl‘d.l.l0Il of our Stock and Prices, which
we feel confident will meet the approbation of
the careful purchaser.
SECOND FLOOR OF 400
Is fitted up in a neat manner. and arranged
expressly for a cusroir oeraxrnsxr ; and we
take pleasure in inviting our Patrons and the
Public to an iiispectiou of‘ this branch of our
business, which they will find, in every re-
spect, wrrthy their patronage, for it is our
dctcrmiiiatsion to replenish this department
regularly with the newest Styles of Cloths,
Cassimeres and Vest-iugs; 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.
T/ufrd Floors of I/at/1. Btlzldivigs
Are occupied as our wHoLi:s.iLs Dzriinrnxxr,
which is filled with an immense Stock of
_ Each
and every article is manufactured with ti.
CLOTHING Si.7I'l'.l.BI.I-I you ALL ,u.uigi.;-1-3,
view to srru: and DITRARILITY; and in this,
as in the other Departments, the purchaser
will immediately distinguisli that our motto-
is “Quick Sales and Small Prof»
its.”
CUTTING DEPARTMENT.
To this branch we have allotted the fourth
floor of No. -100. thus placing the Cutting,
Trimming, Giving Out and Reception of all
work under our own supervision, thereby pre-
cliidiiig all possibility of there being any de-
ception in the manufacture of ouii work, and‘.
on the fourth floor of 398 the workmanship of."
czicli garment is inspecleil by the Proprietor
flefore it is transiriillecl to the Sales Room.
PIECE GOODS.
The two spacious basemeiits of ‘our immense
Establislimciit are filled with all kinds of
Cloths, Cnssimeres, &c., used in the manufac-
ture of our Stock ; and in this, as in the other
dcpartmeiits, the most liberal discounts are
07¢-rrrd to CASH BUYERS.
A reference to the following list. of prices
will serve as a 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 53 50 to 5 00
Extra line do 5 00 to 7 oo
Superfine do 7 00 to 10 00
BUSINESS cons.
Such as usual price 34 and $96
now selling f'rom .52 50 to 5 00
Fine Cross ribbed Cass. Coats
usual price 35 to S7 now sell-
ing from ' 4 00 to 5 60
Extra fine Cass, usual price 87
to S9, now selling from 5 00 to 7 00
FALL OVER-COATS, RAGLANS 810.
Good style ini_xc_'d and plain col-
ored Raglatis. from
Fine Cassimere Raglaris, trim-
S3 50 to 6 00
med in style; 6 O0 “ 8 00
Extra fine cloth Overcoats and
Rsiglaus, latest fashions, 8 00 “ 10 00
Superfine Cloth Raglaiis, latest
fashions, 10 00 “ I2 00
PANTS.
Black Pants, an extensive as-
sortment, sucb as are usually
priced at $3 00 to S4 00, we
now offer at from $2 50 to 3 50
Black Pants, extra fine, 3 50 “ 4 00
Superfine Black Pants, 4 50 " 5 50
Fancy Cassimcre, an extensive
variety, 2 00 “ 3 50
Good seiviceubie pants, such-as
Tweeds, J eans, Satinets, Un-
ion, Cassimere, &c._. 1 00 “ 2 00
Fine Side Stripe Cassimere
Pants, latest patterns, 3 56 “ 5 00
VESTS. *9.»
Moire Antique, diflerent paf.- ,4,
terns, usual price 33 00, now
sold from [$1 25 to 2 00
Extra fine Silksaiicl Satins. 2 00 “ 250-
Superior Greuacline Silk, &c., 2 50 “ 3 00-
All kinds ofClofIi,Cassimere, &c. *1 00 “ 2 oo-
glmc All the various kinds of goods found
rates. Anos'~qLAux,
(Late CLARK BROTHER8,)
398&400 Bowery, Junction of 3d and 4th
Avenues . s3In44
depa.rtiiicnf., compi'i'::ing cvcry style and qual- '
in similar eslablisliments at t;lI‘f.‘.-_‘_.*_1_'a.!_7'1.€‘1‘0.’d1ll.‘€d:
Norwalk Chronicler