Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, December 1, 1857 · page 4

' which a7;ljfl;t,I.e”_i_iigeiiuity can suggest, and -

' lines are extrei_i1,gly,__f-\’,€§_1_l,:d9.l'¢.§,,.. -.

I The cholera, ,aitcr.~‘p:i‘.oii‘ifi§ ?;£ciiihly:intnl"inI.

 

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THEGAZETTE

 

Hefwgiiio-Snr AN. Arrnii OncuAiio.—-In’
briefpfciillfivate the soil one season to some
hoed:_cf'9p3§_jive1lImanured.‘ In the fall
makéhole‘sfor' trees two rods apart each‘

_way, four feet across, and two

feet dccpgg-‘ Put the surface soil with com- I
post fp'eqna:l’quantity in the bottom,'mix- .
ed wellltogether. Set trees well-selected, '

haviugstrait, sinooth stems, -brmauclliug
low, tl_,l‘_i','¢_i‘c'.§.-‘t:‘(__>: six "years from the. graft, of
kinds ’td.-suit youritaste: and your market.‘
The trees should be set a little lower than
they stoodiiu the nursery, and but a lit-
tle, ',I‘_li_ey=fs_lionld be supported by two
stakes, :aii__d-_from"each stake, it strap of
list, canyass, -or leather should go, -loosely
aronudithéfgstemfi. :.Labels of numbers or.
names _pngched on _zi_nc er’.1ead, or writ-_
ten upeii? 2-lf|(.)‘._.\V‘Ill}l1H.i_lll{~, prepared" for_ the
purpog'g’,§h5p1d.be..attached--to the tree _
upon ofgygo f_'t_li‘e‘ .l'ow'er'h'orizontal branch.
es. A‘ll‘d;_l,5e,i_ifcl_es“_t,liis '__a- plan: of the 30.1‘-.,
chard should - be: ‘inadevout, -and“-every
tree with: 'a{nd_name designated.-~
‘ .c_r.ops,.if' you please, fol‘.

 

 
 
 

,' "si--‘both. _:: If _' you prefer ‘the;
7' "l,-grain,’ keep the ground

 

 

 
 

__ ~ _‘e;tifrom"the trunk‘ all ‘ronild,
and afterwards-as ’-._wide; as the branches
oxtend.',_;;Hpt.iiianure shouldnot be used,
but conipo _t'_Qf§ome‘ sort.‘ After setting
a young?ercll'_ard- in the fall, it is ‘well
‘enough,',if "§§hny?enieut,- to "heap - compost .
about t‘r'e'e_,somewhat, ..to_.be ‘spread
and spai_1gt_li,~oif,plowed in,,in the spaing B

= Homvestead. »

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Viuaeaii,--The,juice.of one bushel of
sugar beets_,=’w;orth_-twenty-five cents, and"
which anyfarmer can -raise with little cost,
will makeffifoinlfive to six gallons of -vine-‘
gar eqn'a_l_‘I;t' elder wine. (First.
wash and-grat7e~the'beets and express the
juice in afiehéese press," or any other way _

 

put the__l'i__q_i_1o_r_",iil,‘to a barrel, cover. the
bung witihgauie,-and set it in the‘ sun,
and in fif_teen‘,or twenty days it will befit
for use. :§.‘_By=_’jt'hi_s ‘method the very best
of vineg'fI.1":1,i,l9-,3?" ‘he, obtained without any
great trfiiible,- and.'I hope all whoflike ‘
good viniiigafziwill try it. » ~, - i - c

 ' __0lzio I7a{lIeg/ Faxrmér.

 

CoM1’¢Zi_:S‘i"l‘I£).'Ifl.;-_ .o‘i¥ MILK hr VARIOUS
HOURs.——,iEli,é?.’ Edinburgh Medical Journ-
al says t.D:_8.JI§~:'?IOf¢S‘SOP Boedecker has ‘an-
alyzed the milk, cf:a healthy cowlat varl-I:
ous times‘,jj)ffthe'.'de.y, with the Vl8W_‘0ff
determinin’g'th,e;_changes in the "relative :
amount <'of3its ‘constituents, He found _
that the §"d_li_d:sg'of': the. evening’s .-milk (13
per cent.) t_hose,o_f the moi°_niiig’s'
milk (1o:1igy,é§nt;'_;);whi1e t11e.,wn'tci1cch-1 '
talued in‘: "l}1'ie=,fls_lid“ was dimini_shed,f_rom="
89 per c€i§f.;t53S'6f.per;iceiitI .'l_‘he --.fat.ty.—'
mmters §"."L“l.‘*1“‘1'.1l.lZ~..‘ll'1'!3.F‘?’:‘l-.5"-“e:':‘i~:-‘I Will? 4315-5’: I
progresses.‘ ‘ :In'the_,mo,rni,n_g they-amount
to 2.17 p'gr’.ceiit'.}1iit.noonf 2,63 -p'er.ceut'..‘j
and in thq eveniilg 5,42, per cent. ' 

Ivr~'F$‘l

fact is important ' in "a practical’ pointrof

view ; for while--1-6 -ounces of morni_ug’s~ ‘

-\—.

milk will yiiaidiiiiearly“ —‘h'a’lf“a‘n ioiinc_‘e:‘i‘of>""

butter» b'tb;:-:s12s!5;1i;f§ this: quantity .¢dn"bé.
obtained l.i'oii1}§'t_lie.-evening’s ,milk. - -. The .
casein is aléoffihcreased in"thei eveniiig’s
milk, from QJ24, _t,o,2,.'l0-per cent.; but the

albumen is glmiilishedrfrom 0,"a£4iEperf7cent .17 -

to 0,31 per cent. Sugar-_is _lea_st'—abun’d-(3
ant at n1_idnigh.t,.(_4,-16 per cent.-)- and
most pleniw...saw.-<"4=.i2 "per j<:eiiti)”—C.
The per cen;t_ages"of.. the -salts _under'go'es
r‘m°8t °°’cPsrse ‘sway. tithe’ ottthe day."

oc1<‘s’»1<1‘..tinrs i!'1...Ke.IiLtiis:l§ir’.‘

.-.

3* In 
when “ substantial justice” was adminis-
tered in a=16rmbm.‘-"anec-a‘ieiy..frec.anil
easy manri’y'.§.i":",_:,§i‘i"1‘"i-i_’f:: was brought.t"o_re_'c'ov-~
er certain riabutzs ‘v€.iiih.ic1iiit:ivss.éll¢ced.'
the plaiutih“"li‘ii"dJli'!eFen. ' defrauded by ‘the.
ingenious operations"‘known'as:_‘f'thiinhl,c-"
rigging.” '"'I“n’~ the tonne cs. thc‘ ti-fini-,-_thc-
plaintiff's cou.ii"sel',""\'i"h<i"'happened 1 to be all

“expert,” "llndertgokfltor eiil_igl1,_teli"fthe p
" "iAs's*t Snpt’.s.Ol’fice. Station House, New

 

court as to tlféihidddddpeidhdi ‘dfithe 

forinance. iiihiscliii'ni&:';5c‘siticn';?.

he produced..the three cups and -the‘_‘-’‘ lit-‘
tle joker,”fiitpceededifsuiting thchc-,'
tion to thelwoiid:-_-_-' :2 V‘ '2 
“ Then» .199; i9_..i21e.=r;§é.;;tlis§‘«:t>iir.§.'j flié,
defendant the; cups on his -knee"
W15» begafliféhiixilkfi ;.ii‘;;*‘?"1'.1i”.~‘?€’>.-" '91ieriI,i£.if0.
bet that Iriyt-client."-could: not»-.tel-l--_ under
which cup-alias-‘the.- “’lit_tl'e j_ok‘er,”=ifieaiiiiig
thereby, ifipleae,=tlie'-court,this-ball-
with the intéhtiohf ol:defrauding;n1Y .élieilt
of the sum"iIhns;vvagered.Ԥ For-"the inst-=
ance, when _I ifhisefthe 'fc‘i'lp ‘so, you honor
supposes that you see the-.bal.l."’ v i 
“Suppose I see-flgiuterrupted the:judgc__
who had °l9§?!l’ "."..*!.§°.1.1!?-é1.t..l3<2 P§lt_f91‘I13§!uc9
and was sure‘ that he had detected the
ball. 89 °“°‘'°i’- 431° "l1P$‘~W'?l$;.??li¢l<l§Bt.elJY‘
raised. “W-by”-i{i'_i "l0t"91‘.<’=8'-'11 '§¢§ ,‘,f'V_V,l|,§l'€3:_’
.7; == £9, 
There ain’t _i_l_ _,'del'”i-'audi,i,i? tliiarillg _.-1 _f.-gm
“ Perhapifydnii ‘h‘cnci wouldqlike ‘to go
a V on it ?”.-iifi,iiii1,iiat;éd _"t,he.coilii"'sel.’~

 

be sure?’

 

“ Go a V435" Yes
and hei"e’s the’
die cup.”

“ I’ll go
of the jury. ;‘-‘7‘_f|_ _
“ And I, and

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

liér..*iInt§ii1' _.ea§h.:ori‘e,_',1_i'siir1

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~ up» at 
mysteriously; li.l_.ll?I5PF"i3"‘*‘3*_ , ,-I§¥??1S??_;,‘?E“d‘
jury were enli'g‘h:l$i1,ekl,.';i:iid:,fou.nd{no difr

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ficultly in bringing; in.-..iiji’ -ver‘di'c't""in' rci-all
of the plaintiff‘, on grouudtihatiitmwas
the “darnde’st..kIB¢l ?,f'f1.°i.".'.""‘.‘.d.i."i""-."".'. 7‘ 3'
 .‘l .- N:'_._~ .- ... .
3- Wonpgi ,1_:";_.I,f1‘yV't§..(:2iii‘liave her for’;
a. toast, we vif<,3'gi_’t'=',i,i_._s_l{_;:-_i',t!,'_l' '.b.'.l.I3.3.":./l’_é.'r.".. ii '

 

Hons mo ».Woii"i;‘:'a'i‘.3—_-—‘—!I‘h’i‘a"'follovi'ing

Home "9 '3 '“°.'*.".“.*.'!‘ ‘!Y!{eIi'.'&1‘0hhl.<Ié;::nriixse;. 
When gathe';-»_ing'.';tepi'pe_ste_'_ shade the-marrow
And womau’s l’o‘v*e‘t-l'i‘e‘ bird‘ that bri'ri"g_s' ._._.'
His peace braiIch'o’ei-a-‘flood :isi‘1ioi-tow.
-—---———o--o<.p-co-—-——_.

 'i_n'_a_nuring_well for the trees. -'

:D1’N'B'lJ‘R'3‘ TO SOUTH NORWALK

sengers from-‘-the - -C an a‘! 'R’a"i l{r' o~n'a‘
-Railroad at = Bridgeport; stoppiii'g"at=Bi'idg'e‘-“t
stopping at Bridgeport,Nor,walk andstamford
‘- for New 

'ti'ai'iis"to, N orwalk;

- " Tfainsfroin Jvorwallr to .N'ew Yark.——At

~for‘Boston, via New Haven,Hartl‘oi'd,Spring-
3, talnford, Norwalk and Bridgeport.

I The; 3.10 P.M. train connects with Naugatuck

_ London Railroad.

~, ,P,,,M'.-'.t1‘a.lll s connec t with Danbury dc Norwalli

"withoiit delay, change ofcars or baggage,

'1-'Ao’;"i‘(1,'s, le‘a‘vjilg'_Ne\v_'Yoi‘k- (lnijly, Sundays ex-

 and :';1'cnl5_l'c‘ ' it 'i3cc,- .

. .. f.(cerp'el
- ‘walk: -

' ' Children’

 TRIPS. 

 

. -JOHN" H_A3i_I_',_ ,
- ‘Cm-'-r. Wink. Gi'u-semi. = . .. .
ON and after Thursday,--Sept; ‘3d, 1857.
will leave Peck-’s Dock, South‘ Norwalk,
Mondays,-Wednesdays, and Fridays, at’ '8‘ 1-4 ‘
A. Ma, crop the arrival-ol'1lho Danbu-ry Train ;‘
Rocky Neck 1-0 minutes before -10 A. M.*,'a'ud ‘
City Island at 11 o’clock, A.M. '— ‘
Retiuning, Will leave‘ the wharf foot ‘of
Catharine stt, N. Y., every Tuesday, Thurs-
day and Saturday, at 12 o’clock, noon.‘ ' ‘
FARE--From Not-walk, —' I 50 cents. ‘
.“ “ Rocky Neck, ‘35 ' ‘
f‘- “ a City Island-,' ' '2 L .’
_ The public mayldepend upon the John Hart
connecting with» the train, as the‘ hour‘ of
starting will- enable‘- the Boat pnnctiially to:
meet_-it.- -A-stagewvill be at the’ Depot on the
arrivali of ,-the train" to convey passengershto.
and fromthe Da-nbury Cars" to the Boat,‘7'_re,e.
of Clla_i‘g(!., Stages will" run" in‘ ,('.'0I1'l‘-.€’0,tl‘3._l.1
with the-Boats‘ to 8_ll'l‘ll(Z' adjoining towns, and
Carriages» miiyat all times be procured on the _
arriv.al'of the Boat’ to convey passengers to:
any part ofthc country. ‘ " ‘ ‘ ' " g i‘ _.
_ 28‘ All -Fi-eight-to -_-and - from the _Danbury
Cars, transported to-the Boatwitholit charge.‘
Freig/it "lake-ii; fat" Reasonable _R.ates.. «

Kiurnmn, 205 South.-st.-, N. 

‘ _&i_‘Norvvalk ‘Railroad. 

Danbury _ V A
 WINTER. ARRANGEMENT. «
‘Comil-ixciivo November 30, 1857.

Trains run daily,(Suudays excepted,) asfol-
lows : '

 

ls! Passenger at 7.00 A; M.-—Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 A. M“. aiud‘ connecting
with the 7.00 A. M. train l'rom New Haven.

- 2d Passenger and Freight, at 3.40 PI M;—-
Stopping at all stations,‘ and arriving ‘at
South Norwalk at 5.25 r; M., connecting withf
the 4.30 P. M. train from New Haven. . ' '

18! Passenger and fat_'9.20 A. M;'—.-
Receiving passengers, l'ro‘in_, the 7.2,0,A..M.-
Train from New York, Stopping, at all sin-

.2d Passenger at 5.-_l5,,P._ M.—.-Receiving

Train from _New‘!f'ork,,stopping at-.all .Sta-
tions, and arriving at Da,nb_uryjat 6.55 -P. M.

Stages from Ridgefield Centrefrnn tollidge-.
field Station sons to connect. with the 7.00
A. M; and the 3.40 P. M. t_r_a_ins,and returnon
the arrival at the Ridgefield Station ofthe 9.20
A. M. and 5.45 P. M. trains. . .

HARVEYSMITH, Sup’t.

Danbury, Mov' 28, I857. _ .

as-&B. l

- K’. it. a. N. 1:. genetic.

Coili'1n,e7i'_cfi7:ig. October 19, 1857. - ~
’1.‘1‘3i.“9’ ‘.‘?.1“°..'V..V‘ Y9I*lf:;"'-' I
_. , ' I ,-='I,'"7‘91'Il J_Vej1,v'.II¢_1veiv..- . . .«
,CCOMMODATION.—At5.30,7.00and' 9:35

_ _ A. LI‘. Local Express, and 4.30 P. M.
The 7.00 A. iii. and 4.30-~P.-in trains receive
paslsgngers from the Duubu,ry:Railroad'a-t Nor-
The 9.35. A.:M. train receivespass'engers'from
the Hartford, Springfield audflanal Railroads
at -New Haven, and from the "Na-ugatuck
Railroudat Bridgepori.=~ - -' ' ’:
.Exi=ni:ss——At 1.304’. M‘. (incon-nection ‘with
Empress "Trm’n-from .Bos’tou,-) receiving pas‘-

9-li-L New - Haven ;~- from‘: the * 'Hou’satonic
port, Noryvalk-and‘ Sta.uiford.‘ A‘t'8.45‘P£

Spe_cial- train leaves
ork-.1 =~ .
_ ., I1nn.cnz§n?c31id{1rcad.' _'
.. Passengers for Housatcnlc Railroad" will
_k.e the 9.85 o. m., and 4.30 p.—m.itraiu for
‘Bridgeport, _ ‘ , ,- , ,-- -
H Paitgbury and JV'orwallr Railroad.
’_Pii_.ssengei-sfor the Danbury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 7.00a.m., and 4.30 p.m.

Norwalk a‘t.6.00"a”._.il._,'

6100, 6.44,-8.15, and 10.53 A. ii.; 2.35 (ex) 5.45
and-9,50 (‘ex.) 1’. M.
I Trains from New York
For New Haven.

-'Ac:_iéon.—i—At 7.20 A.M.., 12.45, 3 45 and 4.30 P.'M
Exrituss TiuINs—-At 8.20 A. H. and 3.10 P. H.

field and Worcester; the 8 20A. M. stopping at
Stamford and Bridgeport ; the 3.10 r. M, at

The 8 20A. M.tl‘l1lI1 connects with Housatonic,
N_augatuck,. Canal and New London Railroads

‘Railroad.-
‘,i'_lThe 1.2.45 r. M. train connects with New

' I'l‘.l1e 7.20 A. M. Accommodation, and 3.45
Railroad at_«Norwalk.,

 -..'Tr’o,z'nsfr.onz Norwalk to New Haven—At
9.15 fl," 31., at 2.43, 4.53 (ex) 5.41 and 6.27 P.M.
See.la.rg'e billof advertisement at the Sta-
tionflouses and Hotels.
Supt-‘s Ofiic_e,.4th. Ave. and 27th St., N. Y.

,_Hpveii,- JAMES-I-1. iiorr, 5-"up’t.
 -v ;.,PO,R‘ DOSTON.

‘VIVHE regular Mail Line via Stoniiigton, for
" "Bojstou ,;aI_1d. I:’i°.ovidence—-Inland route

 Th‘c-stcnni-_crc PLYMOUTH ROCK,Cupt. Joel
‘stone, 'aud?,C: ;VANDERB1LT, Capt. W. H.
‘Fija'z‘,er,"i'ii connection with the Ston ngton and

'P'ro'vi,dencj:e,, and Boston;aiid,Providence Rail-

_cep_ted, froin Pier No." 2 ‘North River, first
’whal"_f' aliovie Battery place,’ all} o’clock, p m.,
{1il'd‘S_‘to‘ni'ugton at 8.30 p;m'.,‘ crop the arrival
’of’the_ inailfitrain which leaves Boston at 5.30

.-m. A .z ~‘- 5 L:

p-The 0.: ‘YANDERBILT, ncni _ New York,
‘Monllay,'W:ed,nesdav”and Fl-iday. From Sto-
nington, Tue'sdny, Thu_rsd_ay' and'Satuijday.

The PLY-l\lOUTHLR_OCK'f_'rom N. Y.,'1‘ues-
dcy,Thursday and'Satilrd'ay_.,’ _Fr_om Stoning-
ton, Monday, Wednesday,’ and Friday.

Passengers proceed from Stonington per
Riailijoad _to;Pr_ovidence' and Boston, in_ the
Express Mail Train , reaching said" place seve-
_lj9.l,;ll_0_l1l‘E in advance of thesefbyjother routes,
a.nd.ii‘i. ample time for all the early morning
linesiconnecting North and’F.ast. Passengers
'.¢!f£-'.t‘.i‘.>iIr'¢fe'i' it *.*.=,ma.‘I.n On‘ board the. steamer
_ei_ijoy ahightfa rest undisturbed,‘ breakfa_s.t if
--desired,--and leave, ‘Stoniugton ‘ in the 7, .15 a.
‘m-.‘ train, cbnnéctihg at ,_Provideuce with the
ll 'a;“in. iriiin'f0,I‘ B0ston- . . i . .
7. A Baggag‘e;M‘as'ter accompanies the steamer
.'a'yu].'t.-‘ra_i|tF_t;h!‘O_llgh each way‘; _ I A _
I Fibir riséage-. .l'>.91‘tbs_. ate.‘-¢rr90m8 or freight
‘janpiy on -board the steamer, or at the freight
.ofilee,.-Pier No.‘ 2 North 'RlVe1‘,,01‘ at the , of-
flce'No.'_10 Battery-place. ' '

1. 1 -‘:».A.';'I'.'DE_n_,'._l.',‘.'I_I.;G_3_1’El'.‘.
'-fiyhfaierchant Tailor.-
'[F‘yol'1'want_to.save' $5‘-on - every. suit * of
 ’ff¢lo.thes',:call»-at . the establishinent. of'A;
, in"the.‘.‘Model Market” bu-ilding,'No'r-
The public are respectfully invited to
'ce__ll,’and,exainine the extensive -stock.that'is.
._‘.0§be.'foun(l§at this plnce,_0l' the latest style
-~-.ud-bestquality of H .1, p m _, ;_

,Frcoch’.‘.fQloths, Cassimcres‘ cl’/iii _l-"aisle"/lgs,
"t'c”gether"with articl'és"for isprrnwg 'aii_d,Su_inn_ier;

"Cravats, 'H_audke'rchic-fs , ’Susp_e.n‘ders,,ac _
.; .'R.eMl.v'.ni1a<l° Ga1“ue"t3 .01.‘ good .I.nat.e.,ri.al..and
m,;de.in aworkhialllike _inanner.‘, , ' , . _
- --Qloths~.:Ga@S'im€F?9 .€"!1<1-Verfi!-gs. .by- the
"y‘a‘,ifd‘or pattern. out free of charge. I .
‘ ' " sf; Garmentsof eycry elescription
receive particular. attention. .. . .. .
The subscriber would re ,
thanks to the: public at "l§Il'-gelT9!‘--the--liberal"
"patronage extended to him t_l|1.|T"18. the past
‘se'a‘s'o"iisTat.'liis' store at South_ N,oi3wa-lk,,_-and
hopes by-strict attention to business,‘ ‘to. merit

 -_ ._ Eb.b ‘,. .,..f_
ran &lwlnterkknangement,18b7_8__, su scri ers h'1V1Ilgl(3DlaI9(l l_ll_Lll‘ or
pose to devote their. entire timcaud attention
to general Blacksmithiug, Wagon and Sleigh
' building and Ironing, Repair_ing,_ _I,3‘prging,

For further -particulars, apply to, -G.A‘. ' ‘

 

soon: Nonwatu ,-1-‘o’ i'b_a_'1\'i'3n:'i_1'r' '

tions,_nnd-arriviiig at" Danbury at 11.00 A. M. -_

Passengers fromthe 3,45 1f.__i'l_.' Accommodation, I

. rear of the old Bakery, a_ild_ at

' , , orwallgf 2,, 1857.

wear. Also,fa, ‘general assortincii_t_of'gent1e’-‘ ,
.men’s.fur-nishi'n_g_ goods, con_sisti_ng_in,parft,of _
' ,Hats~and Cups, Uuibrellas, Shirts. j,.C,oIlars;

‘ i.iP_.d.9t9'r 0

turn his sincere :

-E b 1=I.:Gér.:l2:.'N‘: G-1",?’ cm as

.lner Blacksmitliiug Establishment pro-

&c., whei"e"they' will‘ be ‘happy to execute all
_oi_'dei-'s that may be entrusted to them. They
pled 'e themselves to 9. fnitllful"ti.nd ‘prompt
exec tion of all work, and at satisfactory pri-

. _ccs, lHoping for a-continuance of the patro-
. llflge

' hich has heretofore beeu'co'nl'eri'ed up-"
on them, they remain the pub'lic’s" obedient
servuhts. VVATERBURY & DUNCAN.

..Hardware and Cutlery.- 

’IlIec/jianicls Tools. .Fm'm.z'w.g= Utensils

, -Gems,“Pi.vtols,__I2-on and .S'zpeZ,.
.lV1'ndo.w Glass, -Pamhts
' and Oils. " '

HE Subscriber has ‘now in slore,a'nd is

’ ‘ 'constantly-receivingdirectfroin _t‘ll_e "man

uf'ac,turei-s,»a.large -'supply'of Foreign and,
Domestic-Good-s-,uudei* ‘the above deiiomina-_'
'tions,{which makeshis-assor't'm'ent ofarticles
suited to this :narket~,‘\eq.ual 'to‘ any in the
st_at_e_,§and which‘w'“ill be sold either whole-

,'sa,lc_,_or retail,on as favorable_terms as can

be,pi__iifchased in New York. ‘For list of, ar-

',tic_les and-; prices:-plirohaseiw are PéqlIOStP(l"
,to call and examine for

themselves.
WM, C,’ STREET...

".'l.'omb Stones‘ &- Monuments,

,AT_'l,‘HE, _ _

ff: .i..1_,\i'crv'iiail: 1VIarble.¥.'ardi! I

..N'ear he Bridge,.z\’‘orwalI.~,‘6'ohn. ’
EPULCHRAL llloiiuiliezits it Grave Stone
ofeyery v’aricty of pattei~ns,and of the,

merit of American and Foreign Marble,kepl
constantly on hand. , . . . , l E
- -Persons wishing to pi-octirellloniimeutsor

‘ any kiiid_,o.l'Marble.-. Works, are invited to

call and give it personal inspection of his
material and woi-kmailship_.- as this "will. be
more satisfactory. than to purchase o'fagent's
without an opportunity of testing the qual-"
ity ofthe article contracted for. ‘ ‘ " '
@.The Lettering and Ornamental work
is executed by experienced‘ w_oi'kine'i'l,aud‘
can warrautit to give "entire Sl'iItlS_l31'1)'I.i'0n’.

- 1' ‘J’. M. SMITH. -

Hubbeli &. 00.,
,3 Would respectfully-invil:'e
" ' the attention of the-‘public ‘geiierally
to their large‘assort'ine'ntjol' Groceries, Pro-
visions, Teas, Sugars, so. Also Floui"o'f‘ the‘
be'st_b_r-ands, etc., etc..' ‘ ‘ ’ ’ ,_ _ '
, 1\I‘oruralk’Dye"*Works, ' - "
Foot of llfill Ifill, NoruvaIZr,- Calm.
- ’ OHN PICKENS, practical Dyer and Re-
~ * finisher of'Silk, Cotton", and Woolen goods
of every.dcs,cription'. begs leaveto‘ return his
sincere tha_u_ks.to his friends.-and the public,
for the many favors bestow_ed.oii him since be
commenced" business at Winnipauk, and he
would‘ now inform them that he has . removed
-as above, and fitted ‘up in Dy'e’Ho'use and Fin-
ishing Room in the most complete manner,
with all the latest‘ir'upi"ovem’ei_1ts of the art of
Dyeing; and”h'a‘v'iug given up coloring for
the. Winnipauk Company,-he will now _ be en-,
abled to do his work inamanner that cannot

.- be surpassed by any other establishment in
' I857 IFALL ARRANGEMENT 1857'th°"(‘i9“""y‘ '‘ ' ' A H
‘ ~ " ‘ " = " ' ' ‘ for receptiovt and delirery of Goods‘

.At the Dye Works, foot of Mill Hill, in the
his residence,
Main-st.‘, Norwalk. Conn. I ‘ ‘ ,
l ': AGENTS.
Shepard’s Bakery, ‘Norwalk. '
G. H. Raudle dz Brother, Winnipauk.
Lyman Platt, Main-st.,:-Daubui y ‘
David C-. Palmer, at Horace Loc
1 Summer-st., Stamford. .
David Selle_ck,_ Noijwalk.-_, ; ,,
G. B. Bristol. " at D. Chapinaii’_sl,
_block,.Pittslield. ' A ‘_ ‘ 
,[ _'Oi;ders sent by; A-"‘i1'alii?s Express or by wag-
‘0_ners,,will receive prompt attention. 0
I

kwoodlus. No.

_ Colman’s

Q ;r1o‘-r;:saic very Cheap,
6 NE-ofgthe best built, most conveniently
.- arranged, pleasantly situated residences
in-the Borough of Norwalk. '1‘hc building is

. of Brick, constructed of’ the very best materi-

als and in the mostsubstantial manner. It is
in the immediate vicinity of the business por-
tion of the Bridge, and is peculiarly well
r.d-apted for 3. Physician or Merchant, as o. por-
tion of it may easily be converted into astore
or oliice. Possession can be given~iniin.ediate-
ly ifdesired and terms ofpayment made easy.
For further particulars euqiiire of the Editor
of the Gazette. M36

68

‘ashes,

' live or ten minutes.

-kinds. ,

most s'kilf‘ul'woi'kmauship. The bestassort-‘ ’

Ann :70? ;-Washington-'ilt., N3 Y’-.,"a2nd 38
India-st., Boston. ..The proprietor of
this POT./1_SH has for many ycols seen the
nccessity of having some reliable stumlaril for
the stren_gtli_. of Potas_h._ The ndilltcriitioii has
DQ001118 so‘ g‘eiiéral,'th'afi ithas, not\vitll's'tunil-
ing its valuable properties, gone nearly out
of _use. The Proprietor has taken the respon-
sibility of subscribing his naineto overy pac k-
age. and warrants the
and when used always producing the same rc-
~sult‘s.'; Potash many times is -adulterated with
salt. hich is destruction in m _
it 1113' cs, the..Lildies say they did--not! have
good gluck, etc. One ol.llcr_re_asou A Ithat =Pot-
ash 1; ‘g g(_)n_i; out of use, is, it. is so unpleasant
to handle, being put up in wooden cocks, and
becoming a livilid in-muiiy--cases", and very
t'r'oub csomelto tlic-retailers. ‘ ‘ '
‘ No the proprietor first obtains’ ‘pure’ Pot-"
' always being the ‘some,’ streilgtli,'nii'd
producing the same r"e'siilts, and _w,i_l_l ivgirr,n,nr.
it in all cases, if the directions are followed,‘
to produce doubletbc effect in making soaps,
and all other -.purposes_for ivhicli _l’OI._aSl,l.I8
us"e'd,§with lull directions for making the best
of Soft, Hard, or Fancy Soaps. It is made
-,with'lgittl'e‘tr‘oil'ble, the ley is all prepared in

1 lb. Potash warranted" to “cut ‘ 5‘lbs. of
grease into good Soap.
12 lbs. -will ,i,nak_e, one
sof‘t~‘sfoap.-~‘*‘"" ‘ 
Directions l'or~ma~kiug'S'o'l t Soap.
Dil'ections for making Hard Soap.-~ -
Directions for Laundries and Hotels. 
Directionsl for cleaning cotton waste ‘that

has been used for, cleaning machinery of all

l_ia=i'rel~,pf bealitiflil,

’ ‘Direction
SalSoda., , , .. --- --
Direc tious for sticking India-rubber soles on
Shoes. ' ' - -1-
 All the

the cap .

s'l_'or,usiugtliis Potash in place of

above dii'ecti_ons ‘accompany.
I _ . 1720

p -A ._ D. '1'. 3abbitt’s =
BE s T” s /1_L,E.R A .7‘ US,
IS prepared entirely dili'erent from other
saleraI.us. All thedeletei-ioilsmatter ex-
tracted in such a‘ manner as to produce Bread,
Biscuit,-and'all‘k‘inds of Cake, without con.-
ltailiing a‘ particle of S_al_eratus when the _Bread,
Biscuit, and all ‘kinds of Cake, without con-

ftaining ii. particle of Saleralus when the

'_Bi-earl or Cutie’ is baked ; thereby producing

quently iiotliing_ remains but common Salt,
_.'Water; and Flour. 1’__ou_will readily perceive
b'y“th‘e.ta‘.stc ofthis Saleratus thatit is entire-'
ly't1il’f’erent from other Saleratiis. Whcuyou
purchase one paper you should take the old

' ‘paper with'you,' and be very; particular and

get the next exactly_ lik_e the first, (name and

~ piC!’llI‘£_. twisted Loaf-:Bread, with :1 glass ef- -

ifervescing water on the top,_as you see in the
bill.), " " ‘ _
Full directions for making 'Bré'a.-I'\'vith‘Sour
Milk and Urban: Tartar. and all kinds of
Pastry‘; also for making So(la,W_a_t_cr; also,
directions foirhiaki-hg1’Seidlit‘z Powders," will
accompany ea.ch—rm‘-lsage-.; .:L..::. ». ..
 ‘ .BABBIT"l‘. ,
Ildlfl,

. B."l‘
68 and _70 Washington
|i'.20.

stiee.t.Boston.. 
 : .i*TJr‘e'esf. 0,

A _7'_In:_s_ o'Ui7‘HiJv*o1i-W.aL1c :
N 1;::_£,r._s 

HE §Propi-ietorswish to callllle attention
’ ~~ 0f;T.ll0l1' customers‘ and the public to
their choice stock ol"'Fi-‘nit nnd Ornanlenlal
Trees, consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum,
-Cherry, Peach, Apricot, Quince, Strawber-
13185’,-GOOSel)el‘l'l€S, White Blackberi-ies, and
black-Naples Currants.

-st.',,N. Y.,n_n'd 38 I

~ -. Norway Spruce, White Pine, Balsam Fir,

American Spruce, Al-borilns, Weeping wil-
low, Horse Chestnut, Mountain Al-‘ll.

Also, the pure Red Antwci'p,whicll we war-
rant, and hold ourselves respoiisiblc l'or its
being the pure plant.‘

GEO. SEYMOURJL CO.

IF We wish to call particular attention to,
our large stock, being the largestin the State
ofdwarf‘ Pears, of 30 or 40 choice varieties.

Cheap Cash Grocery Store.

HE Subscribers would rcturntheii thanks
to the public for theil-very liberal patron
age for the last l‘ouryeai's_. and they hope that
by strict attention to the wants of the commu-
nity, and by fair and honorable dealing, to
merit and receive a. continuance of‘ their for-
mer custom, believing as they do, that they
can and do sell all goods in their line, at as
cheap 9. rate and as good a. quality as cunbe
l'ouud at any other store iii the county.-—
They are now offering great bni-gaiiisin Teas
Sugars, &c.,and would invile an examina-
tion of their large and fresh stock of Groce-

ries and Provisions. A. MOREHOUSE.
No. 4 Skiddy’s Block

Agricultural Implements.

V BE subscriber has now in storeafull sup-

ply of the best quality of Agricultural
Impl ements, which are offered at the lowest
New York prices. Among stock are Horse,
Ox, Side-hill, and double mould board,Plows,
Casl.iugs'l‘or same, Horse and Hand Rakes,
Grain Cradles, with or without Scyllies, Pat-
ent and commoli Scythe Snalhs, Silver and
Cast Steel Scythes, (a very super or article,)
Rifles, Scythe Stones, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
&c. . 0 WM. 0. STREET.

Norwalk, June 30th, 1857.

OLD PAPERS,
UITABLE for wrapping paper, for sale
cheap at this omce. ‘
'.l'o Oyster-men.
RINTED Blanks for transfer of Grounds
may be had at the Gazette Office or of
T. B. GRIFFITH, South Norwalk.
DIME ! LIME 1 .
LENS FALLS, Wood's and Hill’s Lime,
for sale by the Bushel, Barrel or Load,
delivered if desired, at as low prices as can be
had from the kilu’s,by _
. CHAS . T . LEONARD.
CASH paid for Calf skins and Cattle Hides-
the highest prices. at OLMSTEADS .
Dr. I. D. Wright's
SCROFULO US ANTIDOTE.
IS the most potent remedy ever yet discov-
ered for the-following diseases.
Consumption, Pleurisy, Bronchitis. Pain in
the Chest, Quiusy, Canker of the Mouth,
Constipation, Fluor Aibus, and all other
Dieases of the Womb,
Nervous-
nesss, Convol-
sions. allCutaneous
Diseases, Dyspepsia, In-
flammation of the E -es,Ei-y-
sipelas, Gleet, Pimpied Face,
Spitting and Vomiting of Blood,
Piles. Whooping Cough, Dropsies, Hys-
terics, Jaundice, and all other Diseasee oflhe
Liver.Impotency, Incontinence of Urine,
Inllueilz-.i, Chills and.Fever. Gravel
or Stone in the Bladder, Disea-
ses of the Kidneys, Lumba-
go and all forms of
Rheumatism, Ma-
rasmus a n (1

Summer
Complaints, Palpitation of the Heart, Tumors
and Abscesses, Anemia, or Deficiency of
Blood, Atrophy or wasting of the
Body, Boils and Carbuucles,
Disease of the Spleen, Diz-
ziness, of the Head,
Shortness of the
Breath, Flatulence, Sick Headache, Discolo-
ration of the Skin,Ulcers and Sores general-
ly, and all impurities of the system "whatev-
er. For all diseases of the Chest, Lungs and
Throat, it may be relied on as the most elli-
cacious medicine ever used. For all diseases
of the Womb and female weaknesses it is a
so._vereign remedy. It may be relied on for
all diseases for which it is recommended.

: NEW’ YORK, Oct. 19th. 1854,
.L. B. Wnioii'r——Dear Sir: I have for many
years been acquainted with the medicinal vir-
tues of your syrup, “ The Scrofulous. Anti-
dote,”. have used it myself, employed it in

 

_. my l‘n_inily, and frequently recommended it to
.my friends and acquaintance, when suffering

fi-oi_n an obstinate cough and other symptoms
of incessant, or even decided and lung con-
tinued pulmonary diseases. I have watched
:lts.opei-ation_ and effects very closely, and
neverknew {it to act injuriously. In almost
.every-Insto_uc,e_when I have used it, or seen it
..Deploycd, it has worked charmingly and ben-
eficiall.y—ne,ver l'ai_ling to give some relief,
and gencrallyfiloiug decided good, It is,
moreover, peasant to the taste. I cheerfully
ije_cp_i1_mi_end it for thc- cases it is designed to
,_bell9:ma.;b“-.1.,l‘§Vl'l8 it Tea“? . a Very desirable
'c,oiii'poil_nd,_ and ‘ii medicine’ that needs only
‘t'(_)'be,'p|_"opeI‘ly tried to be highly appi-eciate(]_
" ‘ Yours" respectfully and gratefully, _
 fl Rev, J‘."_R‘._STONE, M‘, 1),.‘ ‘
f “the Baptiit. Ch_u.l‘c_h,' Provide_lice.R.I.
. 4 F": a". ' _r(jdf_.this',.l}€a_(1.],D8-- testimonials an-
nexed to the gTreatisc on.Tubercul_ar ‘Diseases,-
’ Iiich"ir'r'ay be We g'r1dtis‘...=‘tr..an‘r mug. Store.
where the medicine is sold‘. These testimoni-
alsl are from, the most respectable-5 part of
.th_e._coiiinl_uniity--iiif my. ne_igll‘b0fii0'o‘_d,‘ an_d=uiiiy,‘
rbeoonsulted
to do. These cures arefalinostf ,ui_i'l'-acu1_ous.'~’
Try it, and you -will-inot=be' -disa-ppolnted, '_' 
Sold, Wll0leSl_Ll‘e' an‘d,"1fet‘i1_'il,‘,at M 409 _"_B:i"o,ad:-
lway; N.ew:‘Yoi-lg" ,; a_ii_d' at _all;re_spectable..:di‘iug‘-
-gists'thr6ughont the -U-niou.--_ - -5- - . - -I -
N. ’B.-‘~—Dr. Wright can be consulted free of
chargmai 409 _BI'9§§1_Wdy',_fi‘"QIh 2 to, 6‘ '_ o'clock,

. .~ 3m30

the north of Europe, has, Loudonz:

\-.47‘ ;’ -'5'?-_-Z3‘
5,‘-,-‘o':i.-'e‘.= "". '1‘
F-I.lv443IV-..4‘.l.Ll’.-ii:

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 3 4929;.-llieriil

l“-J‘

 

2" -‘flllllt’ II N If. l. e: " . . .
it s areq pa ronafLBER$‘E(ERPEL; .
PUR'E,Silv.er Leadf or stove s, aiJ_i_d machine-
‘.1.’-.‘.'.r'S_'...6.t..‘..' = V RH‘ N‘wf I
.. I . a

P.M_..daily. -- _ .
KNAPPiH& LYN-ES, Agents for Norwulk, 4

.--J I‘ ».
..;, _ /.'.:'----.1-:-.-'-.

 . . . .-1 OTASH, " .1,
gpjevsciially lzisinyg-who deslre;so- M M

N0THERVlot of Poudrette just received
b C. T. LEONARD.

Y
June, 1857.

Window Glass.
49

BOXES Aiuei'ican,French and En-
6x8 t 0 26x32. for sale at

 

glish window glass, assorted,from
mauufacturel--‘s pri-
WM. C.STREET.

Crockery, China & Glass Ware.

NE of the largest, riches! and best select-

ed stocks of Crockery, Glassil; China

Wares, to be found in Norwalk, can now be

seen at the store of the subscriber at South

Norwalk, together with a genelalassortment

of Groceries, &c., all ofwhich will be sold at
exceedingly low prices. G. W. SMITH.

Cement, Plaster, &.c.
EMENT,Ciilcined Plasterand Marble Dust,
by the Bushel, Barrel or Load ; for sale
CHAS. T. LEONARD.

RI'ED FRUIT.-Peaches.Applcs,Plum
&c., at OLMSTEAD’S.

AMS and Dried Beef, very choice at
"' S. E. 0LllISTEAD’S.

S’I‘UAR'l"S€Xl.l'a No.1 Sy

by

rup.just receivcd.at
S. E. 0l.MS‘l‘EAD’S

Iron and Steel.

‘FULL assortment of Iron and Steelsuit
ed tothis market,just received and for
sale by ~ WM. C. STREET.

 ":‘>’—
OARSE (Gray) Rock Salt, for sale in any
quantity, by HUBBELL J5 C0.

__-—

—-ALF Skins and Cattle Hides wanted, for
which thehighest cash prices will be paid
by S. E. OLMSTEAD.

:-

Plastering Hair.

F a s uperior quality, at wholesale or retail
0 by . CHAS. '1‘. LEONARD.

TIN ROOFING,

UTTERS, Eavetrouglis and Conductors,
and all other jobbiugsin Tin,Copper and
Sheet Iron, done with ncatiicss and dispatch,
and on the most reasonable term
. GEO. F

Norwalk,Jan. 10,1857.

Sledges and Hammers.

‘I by .
. BELDEN.

TONE and Blacksmith’s Sledges and ham-
mers, all sizes,just received by
WM._C. STREET.

Silver Spoons.
SILVER Ware of every description war-
ranted pure, and beautifully eugrave'd.—

Also, Plated Forks, Spoons, &c.. cheap for
cash, at O. S. CLARK’S.

 BUSHELS old Rock Salt, superior
quality,just received and for sale by
' ‘ A. llloiuzilouslc.

0LMSTEAD'S.

 ORCELAIN Kettles. Sauce Pans, French

Tin Ware, Brass Kettles, Fry Pans, Bird

Cages, Mats, Brooms, Brushes, Pails, Churns;
"Feather and Naimo Dusters and Fancy Goods

at Lockwoods Furnishing Warerooms.
L HODS, Shovels, and Ash Sifters, at

idea

BELDEN’S. l

'3...

one

strengthto be uniform, .

aking ‘Soap ;-

..TW§o

'_who'lesome‘i'es'nll.s. Every particle of,',Sule- _
'jratlisi's’turned‘to Gitses and passes through
- the Bread or Biscuit while baking, conse-

T H IN G
-.= EMPOHIUM.
CLARK-
- -» g368and £00 Dowervi I
ifuiicliolt of Third and ,Fom‘l/If /ll_'P7lW-ii
 . .. NEW YOR.K.

 

FIVE 3 Ton. Y 1; UIL nI_1_vG s
chmppisiug TEN srhcioils FLOORS, devo-.
led ejxcluaively tothe -sale and mnniifnctiire

of nnlioifliihoa oi_.o_'riiiS'o of every description.
 have the gratifying’ ‘announcenicnt lo
nickel; that‘, owing tothe. liberal patronage of
an appreciating" public, we ha've__been,indu,ced
to fullyirelit and complete our extensive es-
tablishment,‘ for the sale ‘ct a_ll_kinds of gar:
ments adapted to 'Meu’s, Boys and Childrcn’ii
w—e'nr.: Our efforts to establish a large trade
upon 1

E‘: in Cos); _Syst£iIn,

l

'Ha'vc§ succeeded beycnd our"i_iiost sanguine

ex'pec,ta_tions,,and it is almostneedlcss to add-
‘ 1 , , , . _ - .

that. tliis*grea‘t_ priii'c'ipl‘o, combined with the

hadvaiilttvxgcslof being’-located in the upper part

of‘ the city, when-. rents, lire only_ouc-fourth
that paid by downtown‘ clothicrs, is the se-

‘ cret of our success an§1,,!he:_bufll3'llp0n which

is built our much enviedmepiltalioii as.the
Cheapest Clolflidlgf lV(_t_rehau'se 27/1-.tliei,bC'z'ly.
Our various departments we pres'e'nt_as follows:
FIRS'[‘..FLOOR 01-*— 398 AND -100. .
"To the Sale of genus?’ Made. Garments, prin-
cipally for Men’s wenr. _ ' i
.. SECOND ‘FLOOR -or 398,
We devoteto the Sale of Touthh and Chil-
drenfs Clothing, forming an entire separate
department, comprising‘ every style and qual-
ity of good: to suit all sizes and ages. froul 2

to.16 years. - "' 
Parents and others who may require goods
in this Department, will flnd"our Stock one‘
which cannot "be ' surpasied’ for "elegance of
:style nud‘di_irabilil.y,. and as our rates are in-
dispiltably below the clistouiaryslandard of
Chi_ldren_’s .Cl.o,thing,'we respectfully solicit an
fexainiuatiou of'_:'o’ur Stock and Prices, which

.. .we feeliconnfideut will meet the approbation of

the careful purchaser.-
SECOND FLOOR OF 400

_Is fitted up in a neat manner, and arranged
expressly for a ousroii DEPARTMENT ; 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, wri-lhy their patronage, for it is our
determination to replenish this department
regularly with the newest Styles of Cloths.
Cassimeres aud’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, aild on
terms for below the usual rates.
T/ti7'Cl Floors of but/2 Bioilcli-ligs
Are occupied as our wiioi.Es.ii.t_.i DEPARTMENT,
which is filled with an immense Stock of
CLOTHING SUITABLE FOR ALL MARK!-‘.'l‘S. Each
and every article is manufactured with a
viewlo STYIJ-l and DURARILITY; and in this,
as in the other Departments, the piircliaser
will immediately distinguish that our motto
i “Quick Sales and Small Prof-
its.”
CU'1"1‘ING 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-
cludiiig all possibility of there being any de-
ception in the manufacture of our work, and
on the fourth floor of 398 the workmanship of
each garment is inspected by the Proprietor
flefore it is transmitted to the Sales Room.
PIECE GOODS.

The two spacious basements of olir immense
Establishment arc filled with all kinds of
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c., used in the manufac-
ture of'olir Stock ; and in this, as in the other
departments, the most liberal discounts are
o7ered to CASH BUYERS.

A reference to the following list of Prices
will serve as ii slight criterion to the Public,
aild 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 $3 50 to 5 00
Extra fine do 5 00 to 7 00
Sllperfiue do 7 00 to 10 00

BUSINESS COATS.

I Such asusual price 34 and $6

now selling from $2 50 to 5 00

Fine Cross ribbed Cuss. Coats
usual price $5 to $7 now sell-
ing from

Extra fine Cass., usual price $7

1 to $9, now selling from 5 00 to 7 00

FALL OVERCOATS, RAGLANS 850.

Good style mixed and plain col-
ored Raglans, l‘rom
Fine Cassiinere Raglans, trim-

400to 500

$3 50 to 600

med in style, 6 00 “ 8 00
Extra fine cloth Overcoats and ,
Raglans, latest fashions, 8 00 “ 10 00

Superfine Cloth Raglans, latest
fashions, 10 00 “ I2 00

PANTS.

Black Pants, an extensive as-
sortmcnt, such as are usually
priced at $3 00 ‘lb $4 00, We
now offer at from

Black Pants, extra fine,

Superfine Black Pants,

Fancy Cnssimere, an extensive
variety,

Good seiviceabie pants, such as
Tweeds, Jeans, Satinets, Un-
ion, Cassimere, &c.,

I-‘inc Side Stripe Cassimere
Pants, latest patterns,

VESTS.

Moire Antique, difl'erent pat-
terns, usual price $3 00, now
sold f'rom ‘ -',-$1 25 to 2 00

Extra fine Silks and Sutins, 2 00 " 2 50

Superior Grenadine Silk, &c., 2 50 “ 3 00

Allkindsol'Cloth,Cassimere,&c. 1 00 “ 2 00
@‘ All the various kinds of goods found

in similar establishments at the same reduced

AMOS CLARK,
(Late CLARK BROTl!ERS,)

39883400 Bowery, Junction of 3d and dill
‘ ' s‘3In44

$250to350
350“ 400
450“550

200“ 350

.100 “ 200

356“ 500

roles.

Avenues .

Piano Portes
\l{(.l.\l $25 to 124501). N. Tlll7l:H’l‘u.\. tit :iu\::,
\Vl|(.|u_k§u‘.(§ and retail, -,ilc_u
p‘orl.ei-l-ufid Mclodemls, offer :1 Inna‘? l“*“"""
nieiif. ol illsti-illnciits of the best ui:lkcl's 0|"
New.York and Boston, at tlicvcry llJ\V¢'Sl. pri-
ces. 3 l‘ci'iioll:-i wisliiiig ll. good iii::l.l'lilmeul. can
select. from it greater v:u'icty tliiiu at any
other cut-ublisllnlciit. ‘ - ’
N. TllliR.\"l‘0N ii’. So.\'s,
55-l llrozidlviiy, N. Y.
Mclmlcons to rent. slyl(i_

Important to Gas Consumers.

ALSl<Ji”S l’ul.i-lit Coal Gus Gclici-idol‘,
- . the (‘.ll(!iI.pt‘f".l. and lilo:-ll. silnplc Gas Ap-
purutiis cvcr iilvciitcd l‘urClliii'cllcs, l~‘ilcl.o-
rie.-z, Sl.Ol'IfS,SCll00l.‘l, l.lnl.i:i.<:, l'i'iv:ilc Dwel-
lings. 'l‘ow,n:-i, lmil-Villages, ’l‘llc.nppii,l'ntil.s.
-witli:I‘ipcs-i and Fixtili-cs, can be put up at
veryf short notice in any Est:ibli.shlno-.iil.,
Town, or Village, alid on the mostl-easmiublc
terms, by npplicatioiltn ' ' ' '

. l’F.'l‘Ell WAICEFIELD,
Practical Gas Steam Fttlur, 194 Cclirt~sl..,
Brooklyn, L. 1., where the apparatus may be
seeu in flill opcratioli. -
N. B.-—A choice selection of Chandeliers,
Brackets, l’clideiil.s, &c., always in Store or
made to order. . s.fiin23
:» -Modern Style of School
V URNITURE, inanufnctilrcd and for sale

by N. JOHNSON, ‘No. 490 Hlltlson-st.,
New York. A large supply kt.-pt constantly
on hand. Cii'cu“lars-forwarded on application
as above. s:fiui24

The Consumptives Last Hope.

‘AILY experience proves that Consump-
‘ tion is not that l'atal'discase which it was
once tllouglit to be.,., We a_i',e>dnily__lieiil-illg of
the most astonishing cures,wbicll are made by
:the use of the EAST INDIAN CONSUMP-

N.’B.—~l‘ianos nml

'r3'l‘}lVE REMEDY. The receipc "of which will

":b'e'-seiit on the receipt of FOUR POSTAGE
STAMPS, or apillt bottleby the remittance

of’ $2.‘ Address
1y5s' Dr. GRAY, 508_Broome St., New York.

I" Piano Portes.

AMES VAN RI ran, Piano M:i.iiuf':1cf.ill'e1'
1-78 Woostci'—st., New York, offers to

. dealers and others a fine assorlineiit off First

Class Instruments of 6, 6.35 full] 7 Oct-.1vc.——-

- \Vai'l‘i1ntedcqliiil to any made for beiuity of

l3I)nH,'W0l‘l(l11ll.llSlllp, and f'or Slfllltlllll-I, in tune
in any climate. Prices very low. Mer-
cllniits from all scctiolis are iilvitell to an ex-
-amiilation before buying. . (ll-v_lel's by letter
promptly ex-chilled. .I‘.\s. VAN Riri-lit.

1y1 178 Wooster sl.,, N. Y.

‘Wellingfs Compound Ariiic;
DINIMIENT ! !

HE Subscriber begs leave to call the at-
tention oftlle public to this new and val-
uable pi-eparatioii of ARNICA, combined with
certain Vegetable h.\’i.l‘:l(‘.l.S, as ulisiii-passcil
for its Healing ( r Curutive plopei-tics, in all
those external complaints for which Lin-
imeiits aroused, such as Culs, BI“Ill.\‘(f.\‘, (,'lm_/'e—.~l
Gulls, Rlmmnli.-am, Gaul, ./Verlmu.~i unit In-
flamulalory Pains, .N't'urulgia, Ilrailru-luv
Pm‘-us in the Side, Baal.‘ or .Ioinl.~l, In all
such cases it may be used with 9. cei-taiilty of
giving relief. It is good in fact in all Com-
plaiill.s wherean external application is re-
quired, for man or beast, and the siibscribcr
can conscientiously recommend it as one of
the best Liuinleuts of tllcday. Pria.-r 25 cents
per boltlc. S. G. WELLING, Sole Pl‘0])l‘lP.l.Ol',
New Rochelle, N. Y. Bush, Gale «lb Robin-
son, Wholesale Ageuts, 186 Gl".‘E‘Il\\'lCll Street.
New Yov k. S1)'~°v7
KNAPP ll: I.vNEs, Agents for Norwalk.

Dr. Gray’s Unrivalled
PAIN EXTRA C7.‘0R.

‘OR Chronic or Iufliimmatory Rliclllnutism
Swelling, Pain, and Cramp in the Limbs
or Sides. White Swelliiigs and Felons, Frost-
ed Feet, Chilblains. Corns. Tic Doloreallx,
Nervous and Sick Headache. Eur alid ’1‘uol.ll-
ache, Erysipelas. Bites and Sl.iu,r:s of Poison-
ous Insects, Flesh Wounds, Cuts, Bniiscs,
Scolds, Sprnius, Group, and Qiiillsy. Sold
by Drllggists and Sl.Ol'e-h'(l9])€l'Sg‘e1lCl'€lll)'.--
Miiiiulactured at 486 Bi-oiulway.
M. W. GRAY, Proprietor.
All orders promptly atteudeil to. .°-1y30
JOHN A. Warm, Agent for Norwalk.

Clio R WA 1. KC

SADDLE, HARNESS & TRUNK

E1\IIE’C)I‘lI'lZJ'1\I.

M. H. SWAN would returii tliiiuks to
the citizens of NO1'\\'llll{ for their liber-
al patronage rluriiig the last 16 years, and
will endeavor to deserve its continuance. He
is constantly nlailiiliiclilring, and keeps on
band, it l'ull assoi-tineiit of Hal-liess, of all de-
scriptioils, com rising all kinds of Buggy,
Gig, Express, art, Coach, Farm and Wagon
Harness ; also a great variety of Ladies’ and
Geiulemen’s Riding Saddles, Bridles, Martin-
gales, &c.; Collars in great variety and every
style of pattel-ii, Fly Nels, Hoi-secloths, Stable
Furniture, Saildleris1lnl‘dw:ii'e, Whips in end-
less variety, ’l‘i'unks of all sizes and descrip-

lions, Vali:-zes, Carpet Bags, Satchels, &c.

He feels well qualified by his long experi-
ence iil the business, to judge of the tastes
and reqilireiiicilts of those having occasion to
patronize an exteiisivi-. Saddlery Establish
menf. All in want of anyl.liiiig in his line,
will do well to give him ll. call.

Orders for ally kind of‘ work promptly exe-
cuted. Repairing done neatly and cheaply.

WILLIAM B. SWAN,

First Dom‘ from D. i§- IV. R. R. Depot,

Nonw.u.n, Cons.

Pertilizers ! Pertilizersl
PERITVIAN and Columbinn Guano,
Super-Phospliate Lime, Poudrelte,
constantly on lialiil, and for sale 1’
C

L-and Plil..‘Xl.Ll', &c.,
‘Y
HAS. '1‘. LEONARD.
Norivrllk, May, 1857.

RITTANIA,.lapun’d and SilverPl-atcd

Wares, English and American Knives
and Forks, at F. H. NASIPS.
Smith Norwalk.

Cash Paid for Eggs.

HE Subscribers will pay the highest mar-
ki-.t.pi-icc for Eggs.
MEEKER 81. OLMSTEAD.
Zinc Paints.
I HE Subscriber offers a l'ull assortment of
the celebriitcd Ziilc Paints, coinpi-isilig
snow white, \vhile,penrl and browli, ground
in oil, maililf'actlii'ed by the “ New Jersey
Zilic Compiiiiy,” and for sale at their lowest.

prices. W.\[. C. STREET.

Peed, Peed.

HE subsci'ibcl's keepcolistaiitly oiilinnd
T every descriptiollol‘ l."l-eil, wllich it will
be a plcnsil
all times and no g

T

re to sell to their ciii-zlonicrs at.
rowliilg. Give us a call.
A. MOREHOUSE.

New Stone Yard.
GOOD iissorl.ment of Flagging, Ciirliiiig,
Gutter, Step, Window Sills and Liiltels
ofNortli River Blue Stoue.just received and
for sale by CHAS. T. Li-:o.\'.iliL-.
Norwiilk, Novcmbei'1s5U. 47

PUMPS.

FINE .-kssnrtincu tot‘ Pumps, consisting
of Well Pumps. Weal.lii-.i- Prool‘for Wells
ofanydcpili, both Force and Suction. Hose
and Pipenttached .i l'wililted ;Cis-tel-n Pumps
do.vn.rioiis.~ii7.es; Bmssaiid lroil Cylcnrlei-s.
at F. H. NASIPS, South .-Vurwal/r.
I N OSIERY, Hosiery, llosiery. Ladies will
filld it to their uilvnulnge to call and see
our stock before purcliasiiig.
O. S. CLARK.

Fl.()UR, some of the bestiil iilarket,iit

0LMSTEAD‘S.
Yarns.

HAVE now on hand a large stock of the
ieal Quaker Yarns, and am the sole agent.
for the sale ofthe siiiiic, also the Wiiiri-‘. FLAN-
NEL. - C. J. Gnlii.i.iii.

ARION HARLAND‘S New Book'-—
~ MOSS-SIDE; by MARION HAIILANID,
Author of *‘ Hidden Path," “Alone,” at
CAl\ll”S.

______,_,._..__.. ._.._
‘Pin Roofing,
UTTERS,E-ave Troughs, and all other
Jobbing in Tin, Copper, and Sheet Il'0l]
done at short notice and reasonable terms
GEO. F. BELDEN.

PLATED FORKS ll
CLARICZ5.

LATED FORKS !
All the new patterns at

lcris iii '-.l’i.-ullv .

Green Sand Marl of Nexv Jersdy
I llllfi New Jl,'l‘:;1.:y ' l“cl‘lili;c~'l‘ l,'_milp.ill_y i;

now [JI'(,'pltl‘l‘ll to i-.cccive l‘il‘(ll‘.l'.\‘ lur Lllcll
iiliport-.iilt lll:llllll‘(:. For all iillltlh upon \\’lll('.ll
ll.“-lIf.'Sl1Ll‘(! bclieliiziiil, flu: Mull is liI_Ol‘c than at
siibiititiltc.

l'i'of.' Cook iii lllr. Allllllltl R_cpm't to NM:
[AL'glSl:I.l.l1l‘:: of New Jersey says: " 'I'lic value
of thesis iiuirli-i is bc.<t sccli ill till! rich ‘Mid
llllghly clllliv,al.c(ldisl.i‘ict wllicli has been ini-
l"'UVf.'-ll, ’a/malt’ nuule, by Llicir use, but it
may be llll.(!l'eril.ll1g to cxitiiiillc tllc C'MlHBb' ul
l.lll.‘ll' grcul. value in Ag|‘I(:ull.lll‘i:, and to com
pare them with o,l.lici' lei-l.ilir.t-.r.s'. For exam-
plc, the potash nloilc may be i.2ll((:ll at ‘.111 av-
(:l".l.;._',’$3 of five per cent. ul lint \‘-‘Dull: wciglit ul
the M ‘til, it bushel when dry \'.'ui;;llilig_-; cigllty
pmulds. null. iii the pl‘L)l)Ul'l.l<oll lllizlll-lOllt:(l
would contain four p0lllltl.\' ii!’ p.-,t~.t.~:h, this is
nearly as uilicli as tllci-c in in :i. buslicl of llll-
Ieitclicll wood ushc.~l._” Alill_:lg:lili, ii. is prob-
iiblo that. the grciil. viilllc of the .-‘.1-.ii3| ii: l,u be
f'uuiid ill the fuel. that it »culil~.iim< licarly an
the slibst-ailccs iicccssiiity to iiiiike up the nail
afoul‘ common ciiltivzileil pliilits.

Price, ilclivcri-if on boil:-«I vi-,1-'.<¢.-l at thi-
wharves o_l' 1.l](EC(llD]):llly at l’oi-I.l-.iliil llitiglils
on llaritail Buy, New Jersey. .‘3L"i'l:l1 cl.-ills per
bushel. FOI'_lul'1.D(!l‘[l:lI'l.lC|llitl'S '.~'.l‘.(E Uil-i:ul-.i.i-
sent l'rec of postage. Oi-ill-i:.~: for other lei-ti-
lizers will receive proilipl. itttciitioli. Ail-
(l1't‘sS't.‘l_th0I' of the llll(lf’l‘.\‘lgll(!-ii.

C.ialii.l-is SI-lAl:S. l’rcsidciit,

TAN’!-IN T0\V.‘.'flE.\‘l), 'l‘l'c:t.<;lii'cl',

_GEO.,lV. ATWOOII, Si-crctary,
lyl I6 Uclllll‘ 2-:l.r(:<;t, N. Y
N. B.-—'l‘l_iose wishing Mm-l for Spring use,
should order illimediotely l.o .<'.cclli~c 1l.§x‘.(¥:ll'ly
Hllllllllfillli. Oi'der.s will be filled in i'otr=.tion.

‘ Gold Medal Pianos.
’l‘EINW.\Y 6.: Sons, lllnliii,fur;tLrl'ci‘.s, 1:‘-}‘.Volker
street, N. Y., l‘t:C1.‘.l Vlfll tlw llllliiivillg Firs!
I’ri:r- ./llmlu/s in coiilpcllliuii with the lwsll.
malcers of ‘.l.iOfiI.I,)ll,—' New Ym-k. I-'lii«l:i.leIplii:t
and Baltiinolfe. .

Two First Prize Medals {tl.l.llF!hi4!l.l‘l)}‘l0lllT1l.l!
Fair, Wasllingtoii, March 1855.

A G0ld_Meil:1l, at the Cl'y.".l.tl1 Piilzice, New
York, Novcinbi,-r, 1855, (being the only Gold
Mfiliill-glvell for Plttllflfi within the last six
years.)

A. Gold Medal at the .lIi1ryl.'iud |llsil.iliil.e,
Baltimore. 1856.

The First Prize Medal at the Fair, Crystal
Palace. N. Y., Nov. 1350. Among tbejiidgi.-s
WPl‘l: the first milsicnl talent. of the‘ Country,
flllcll li:i M. l“fl.°llll, Gol.t.scliu|k, Wolli-iihiillpi,
and miilly others. St. dz :5‘ l‘i:ulo.s, (with and
without. the [roll Friillie.) urn wliinliilcd for
three yettins, and 9. Wl‘lI.l.-till gllzirzilili-0 girl;-ll.
Piiilios packet! and shipped witlioiil. cliiu-;ze.—
Pi-ice.-i moderate. ' ly51

Richest Stock of the Season!
;Clleape5t Dry Goorls in New York.
For Full uurl Ilvivz/»'l' liri'.~Ir.'
Now Ri:.iin', _
Pashioiiable Dress. Goods,

Sillrs, Enll/roi4Iw‘iw.s', (,'I0I/1.-:,

S‘/mm/.~l, Curtain ./lfrllrriu/.~‘, 1'esIiu_izs,

./lluntillas, Lflirpell/lg.v, (L'u.¢sinu-r.s~,
———ANl)——-

FANCY AND S'l‘APLE DR Y GOODS
on EVERY (.'RIP’l‘l0.N‘.i
.*-VIUCH BELOW USU.-\ L l’l’clCF.S !
LORD GI. TAYLOR,

255, 257, 259_luiil ‘M21 Griilid Street, and 47 ii:
4‘) Catharilic .Sl.i'ect New York. v3m39
Puriiiture ! Purniture!
WHOLFJSALE AND lll<l’l‘AlL.

H- P. DEGRAPP,

169 1Vcm Cw/ml Street, mu! -ltill, 453 (S‘
456 Pearl fa’/rircl, IVNU _l'ur/t‘.

AS cnilstitlitly on lltlllti fl. l:ll‘g‘t!‘.l.lHl.\".'1l‘le(l
_ :issnrl.lnclit ul' R()Sl~}\V()()l) PARLOR
FUR.Nl'l‘URE, in Brocntclla-, lhociulc, l)L‘lll.lllf’
and Pliisll. MAHOGANY
Parlor and Bedroom l~‘iu'iiitI|rc,
ll. liirgc vu.l‘icty. E.".’./.1./lH'.‘ I; I'll) (_l'II.‘lJll-
BEA‘ lv‘U.‘.‘.~V'1’1‘Uli’lv.‘, in ~cl..~=, from to
$150. Bi..icli \‘i".il..\‘l:'r FUll.‘.'l'l‘l.‘lil-2, of every
ilc.sci'iptioll. Also it lil.i'ge :i.<sul-i.i:iciltol CAN [*2
SEAT and COMMON FUIlNl’1'ljRl«}.
'l‘UCKER’S l-'A'l‘EN'l' SPRING
Mattress &. Sell‘-ilo(:Iiiii,'._: Urzullc,
Also ii. gclieml '.-i..~i:-oi'l.iliciit of Beddilig.
Our litcilities for lilu.llill';ictiii-lug lltfiy cum-
pctition. Stf.‘tl.ll]DO{|.l.S:llll.l llnfclsfiirnislied pl.
Wliole.~'ale pl-ices. V31‘-I’-U
Pairbank’s Platform 8:. Counter
S G A I. II S .
AIRBANKS «ll. ()0. l|:1\‘H muclltly opened
a spacious Warehouse at lo!) Bi'o:idwiiy,
New York, where they oll'ei' ill. wllolesiile and
retail the most. complete ii.s:=.oi'lniuiltol'Weig!i-
ilig .-‘npparallis to be found in the United States.
Among the articles oll'cl-ed will be found lip-
wul'ds of seventy dilfereiit iiiodificalioils of.
F-.iirbo.lik’s Scales. Also it gl-out v-.1riel.y of
Bakers’,.Iewelcrs’, l)i'iiggists’, Gl‘0cel's’, and
other scales. Spring B-.il:uicr.-s, Piitenl Beams,
'l‘e.sl.ei's, Weights-iiii-.l M611:-l.lil‘(?.S, elc.
Hay and Coal Scales set in any part of the
country by experienced worklnr.=li.
Wholesale Agents for Bl'owli’s Improved
Patent Sell‘-heiitiiig Rotary Flat. Iron.
Orders by mail or otllei-wise will receive at-
tention. FAIRBANK’S &. CO. ,
tflo 189 Bl‘oad\vay. New York.

. was-1-ran-17

Saddlery, Harness and Trunk
ERIPOBIUNI 2
Jr]-IE Subsci'ibei' keeps cuiistalil.ly on hand,

aild will make to order, all iii-ticles apper-
miiiing to his line of blisiilcss. of the b('."-l.lllf1-
teiiul and workmailsllip, and ill. low pi-ices.-—
Every descl'iptioli of uil.l'lli‘.-’:R conslniltly oil
uiuid, or iuzlde lo oi-iler; also 51. great vu
of S-iilillcs. Bridles, lVlal'tilig;n_l¢?=‘i elg-. also-
Fly Nets, Horse-cloths, Whips in ciiuless va-
i-ic.‘y.’l‘i'unks of all sizes and d8SCl’lpll()DS,
Vuliaes, C'.u'pet Bags, Stllcllfrls. el.c.. etc. Ile-
pnisillg done neatly and promptly on the
-".'lJ0l'l.eSt notice, and inost l'i-ilmiiiibli-. l.ei'mf.
Wlf.LlA M S. JONES.
East side the Brl(lgC'a W93'-l'01'‘'- “”

‘Peas! ‘Peas ! 1
Large stock of the cbuiscsl. kinds pul'clis-
all before the lute rise and will be sold at
old prices. at S. E. ()1.MSTf-‘.l)‘S

1\[p_|-cl; 23. I857. __‘_w __>__ 
Fresh Groceries.
- 51-} gi_:bscl'lllt3l' keeps eoil.<'.t:iiiI.l_v on build
F and is daily i'ecei\'iug supplies of

Supt-rior mul F/'r.\'//. Fumi/~_I/ (r'rm'e:ries,
which he is prepilreil to sell as cheap as the
.llio.~.l inferior qlialities. can be plil'cli:lsv(l else-
\VlN:l'&‘,iOl' Um-/1. lie ilivitcs tlll exuiniliation
of his stock of‘St-aple G’l‘O(3eI‘ll.‘S, siiti.-ilicil that
the public will discern it to be for llieir own
-interest to buy the first qiialil.ii-..-i of goods for
Cusli, when they can do bcttcrl.ll-.ln they can
elsewhere on credit. Give him it call as he is
determined not to be outdone either in quali-
ty or price, and as he buys for C-.i.sli, and scl-
lilig for Casll, he iiiteliils to inaiiil.:l.ill the abil-
ity to redv.-em all be pi-oiiiises. g
C. 'l‘. CORNWALL.
Opposite D. S: N. R. R. Depot. l.l'll

Gas. Gas. 
HE Gas Fittiiig busilics:-. will hci'clll'lci'
be cari'ic(l ml by us. Gus. Pip-;-.-i pill. in at
very low prices, by it New York Gus Filter
that tliorougllly iiiiilcmtnliils the luisiilcss he
isfollowiiig.
Gas Pixtures.
E liave it good selection of newest pat-
terns ol'Cliaiidclii-i-s and Gus FixtllI~e:=.
which we llO\V olfci‘ to the public at the whole-
sale price, wllicll will :lfl‘ui-il grciit induce-
ments for those in want of (Site l-‘ixtui-cs, for
there will probably not. be f-'ll(‘ll iiillllcl-nieiils
0ll'ci'r,-d again, its llmsc Fi.\'l.iii-cs not sold we
are to return to the iiiunlll'-.ic.lill-cls, and we, in
coilscqllclicc, offer the above iulvztlitages to
the public. '
C. & E. K. LOCKWOOD ii: C0.

DIME.
Y the Barrel or suiul l qiiimlily. at
(5i‘l~ZO. «V. !~'..\ll'l'll’S,
Smith Norwiilk.

 

 

$500 Wanted.
FOR one or two years. on lllll:‘ll(‘llIYll.)91‘Nl
and inlproved Real Estate worth lltillblt
the amount. For pill‘ll(‘.lll'.1I'S enquire at tho_
office ofthe Norwull: Gil’/.f‘ll.(?.

nan-rnnius,
A

GOOD assortment of Lauterns,including
some of the Dark kind, at
BELDEN’S.

ll.ici:\'illc i’n.~'L()l1ii:c, N. J. :'v:

82 Nu.ss:ui El.l‘(5('.l., N. Y. 9 '

ricly .

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4-«-‘mg-lviivim “Ml .vi'|l--3
5 i.l:l'l Ull);l£I21(t:1!'i mir.oi‘iiic.-.-.
inf «:uii.-'4-quclifly lli. .~c hi i s
;_u:u lull ml lofiuuru many". v‘:lfl-
l'li~:.4 ail -liucutw.
i:..i from sonic einiiii.-Lil physi-

'.L:-lice.
 J. ll‘.-.\iil.i' Piii'.'=.ic.
. . . .

“ ' l~:-:24.) Mr. 1-,. ll. ('rrrlu.-.-[,,r.'lr, uf ,\’gm;())"7(1_1,.3._ .

\.‘3": 1"” "“" “W l"'IHCl‘» of p‘ilr<:i-:-9. ’l‘lleir ~:)'l‘k:ll‘:ll

‘l‘“‘m,""" “ “Iv” "J?--'I-Il‘tiv Wu [l.'l‘Q§(‘til~l. Tin-'.\‘ ale i:iil.i.
lilill i-fir-'lI::il in their ux‘.l.ia_ili on like lu\s.;l;-1.
_ f“. "W3 “Wm 1ll\‘llll:='.1ilu to .. the (hill) l-l't!eL!hl‘r‘.1‘.'-
of iliseiw.-."

F01: J-\lJ-\'DlCl-‘. A_.\'I) ALI. LIVER. Co.\iri..\i.\'rs.

Frolli Dr. Tluxnilnre I.‘¢-II, of _\',.,,, y.—,,,.,_. ,v,~,V_ ‘

“Not. nnly sine your l'l=.Ls ll\Il.iil|":llil_V ii-luple-ll lo llinir
[vIll'[li)i-,‘t) as an npciie-lit, but I find ill.-/ir Lcllellfllill CHI.‘-Zri
upon the Ill\'ul‘ veiyui:-.i~kc.l iliilcc-.1. They lilt\'B in my
pill:-lice pl'uvc<.l lll|)|'l ' l ‘ ‘ " ' ,_.,,_.
plai/ll: than any one 1- - .
rejoicu that \\'c lmv:-. ui .li;- l :l plll",;£\ll\’v: ivlili,-l.
the L-li|]fii_l4_gu(34.f of the pron,-.wsii»ii and the. people.“

DYS l‘l.2P.‘7I.\ —‘ I.‘i'l)X(}HS'l‘l'.)N'.
; Ffl.‘/." Dr. I-Ii.-lu-y J. lino-n. of .‘_.‘t. l.«.m'.~.
“ 'l‘lé0 Pll.l.'~; you Wl‘.|‘d liinal ciinligli tn E',dull\n16 [,,._-,;i.‘ been
all xi.-:l-.j-I 111- Iii}; pl':l"ll(.‘o.:, null liavo.-.’s;ilinIiu-l i'm'- ilmi ‘ . um
truly nil (‘.‘(ll'l!.k-l'IilE.lll’}' ilii-rlil-iiie. So [lt.'l‘|ill:ll'lV an: they
wl:r.pt..ll tn ills: zlisc;-.s«-~_- of ill: lliiiiinii l=_vsti:lu, that tliey 5.;-em
ts v.--:~k upon llli-i2l,ill-.iw,. l. hinge _cured_ njoing-. l:‘H_L-1 l.r,(.~_.-.
_nrr<:'u;iili‘.l'fnil.}v.=si[-.ri with tliein, v-‘bi-.-li hull i-i-.-Ii.-i._-,1n,,,
Lnli_".'l‘ l‘1‘!llI‘l.!i‘:'v we z")lLillIUlIly ii.-:1-.. llllleehh 1 have i-§:pa.;.
nit-iitally fnuml llil'lil to be ciicctiiul ill illmu:-t all the cm...
pllunis for ivllirli _\'7.«ll l-eculnllienil the-ill.”
Dv.si::.'i"i:in' -— DI.\1{RH(EA —— I?.r:i..\:<.
_ _ _ 1'‘: am Dr. .1. G. Green. of.(.'Iu'cago. -

.1 ‘l‘l\'nl1‘r l’}L'.*.= lm-..~ liml I‘. l'."‘II}_‘; trial in my pmcllcc. :1.-vi
fit‘. ll:--Ill Hi vista -1 uuuul (lie buctupei-is-ills-l iH|.'i‘ty\’c[‘

.llu(l.; ~ aim: elfuut upon the liver nialiea ”.lL‘ill
"'1 '~‘¥“-9“-‘M WHH _i'. when L.'i'v'(:ll in. small ill).-acs. fur bi‘Z.‘uu3‘
and 4/USI‘."/l'L:(. ’l‘lil-ii' su_i.[iii'-ct-Jiilug lmikcs llicm
ll-Illilu tux-l l.‘Ull\'f5l1l('llf for the use of ivonn-n all-l

‘..., _.

Fillljoliwol ill’: i . -1‘ .
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l‘.\”l‘l-‘.ll?\’AI: OBSTRI'CTIO}€~—\VOR}lS—-SUPPRESSION.
I'll)!" illpy, la. .SIuu..,, win, ,,,.,,i.‘,,~,,.,, "5 a 1.,,w,-L,‘-u,, and M,~,lu,,:,-,,
osluli.

“I fiml one or two liirl:-3 doses of V0,", ,._,,_L. take“ at "H,
:).r“’p”",“‘-““~i1":"“YtrL-llellt pi-oniotiv'es of the -Ilfllurfll secre-
iwc. -. .- . .. 
i;%'n...l 'in“.lI...’.‘.-.:”i‘l.‘.. ‘.-;‘.2.‘.§i5‘..'i‘. Zliliiiifix “"‘v'ii."” 8"
._ _ ' .‘ _ "‘_ _ ‘. ' voriils. cy are
:1‘; pll_\ sic us have that I recommend noother
CoNs1'ir.l Tlml’ C05lTIl.'TI.\'R.-3.'l. G
T .I7‘r9I.‘i Dr. J. 1'. Vumjlm, Jfwillml. L'miI.ula.

“ oo much cannot b 5:13] 1' ~ - . .
rorfiireim-s. If others out‘ oiir (li‘a3rv:f:liii:f-."nl‘i":iiF:i)‘ of
its ellicaciolis as I have, they slioiild inih n‘,.. 3,, u,.,' I - 
it for this benefit of the illultituile.-4 iilio :llI.‘Ii"I)' i:I("u’l"l‘l":l'rL€
g.~'.~.'ilplniizt. '.\'11lL‘1l, ulflioiigli bad enough in lt.=(q,~_ is ",8 p;.,,_ ,
-;,(-ni!m' of ntliei-2: thnt are worse. I believe cn‘sm.,_,,,,, tn
231$1:a:'dh;lw:l:::.)”llVe!‘, but your l’ii.i.s ail}:-:t that Organ and .
Im-uiiirirrs or rule Bmon -- SCIZOI-‘L'L.\ — F12, .. ‘
'sii‘-FL‘-'—-SA 'r R '\ —’“ ' -i Y

 I T SL Giintlii 1: clinic. — I1 _\[(,y_g

— L’) A. 1. .\i —- 0U -— EURALGIA. ‘

Ham Dr. Ezekiel Hall, Philailelpliin.

N ' r - .
th bY’ouIwci"Jehl1gldiit, {)h0C:Ol',I1l!l} sayingeéhaif your PILLS pnri
me l("i10i(:fice RI‘:58:l'e0a\V:tD ‘id-eshist ‘ elm Ifidie ymrsm
'l‘lIe§ stiniiilnte thh exci'htoi'ie)s, and $18‘; fill)‘ 
that stngnate in the blood, engendering disease. '1‘lii-y
sthiliiliitte fills orgtans of digestion, and infuse vitality and
vigor in o e sys em.

“ such remedies as you prepare
you (1-351:1"-'i3 great credit for them.

For: He.-io.iciir:—Sicit Ha.u).icnr:—FoL'I. S1011-
ACU-PILES--DROPSY—-PLE'l‘HORA--PARALYSIS
-— Firs — &c.

Frmn Dr. Edward Boyd, Bultiniore.

“ Dam DR. AYER: I cannot answer you what complaints
I have cured with your PILLS better than to say all that we
ever treat with a purgatire medicine. I place great depend-
ence on an effectual cathartic in my daily contest with dis-
sizse, and believing as I do that your Pii.i.s alfurd us the best
we have, I of course value them highly.”

3 Most of the Pills in market contain Mercury, which,
nllliough a. valuable remedy in skilful hands, is dangerous
in a. public pill, from the dreadful consequences that fre-
quently follow its iucautious use. These contain no mercu-
ry or mineral substance whatever.

Ayer’s cherry Pectoral

Has long been manufactured by a practical chemist, and
Ivery ounce of it under his own eye, with invariable accu-
racy and care. It is sealed and protected bylaw from coun-
terfeila, and consequently can be relied on as geiruine,
without adulteration. It supplies the surest remedy the
world has ever known for the cure of all pulmonary com-
plniiits; for Coucris, Cows, Homsrnss, Asruiui, CROIZP,
VVROOPINO Conan, Biioncuiris, Ixcmrxr Coxsumrriox, 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 host reli-
ance of‘ the afflicted, from the log cabin of the American
pczisaiit to the palaces of European kings. Throughout
this entire country, in every state and city, and indeed al-
most every hamlet it contains, Ciniuzv Piicronlu. is known
as the best of all remedies for diseases of the throat and
lungs. In many foreign countries it is extensively used by
their most intelligent physicians. If there is any depend-
ence on what men of every station certify it has done for
them; if we can trust our own senses when we see the dim-
gerous affections of the lungs yield to it; if we can depend
on the assurance of intelligent physicians, whose business
is to know; in short, if there is any reliance upon any
thing. then isit irrefiitnbly proven that this medicine doe:
cure the class of diseases it is designed for, beyond any and
all other remedies known to mankind. Nothing but its in-
trinsic virtues, and the iinliiistakable benefit conferred on
tlmiiimiids of sufferers, could originate and maintain the
reputation it enjoys. While many infcrior remedies have
besli thrust upon the conimuulty, have faded. and been
giiisczlviled, this has gained friends by every ti-lal, conferred
benefits on the iifllicied they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten.

Prepared by Dr. I. C. AYER,
PRACTICAL AND ANALYTICAL CIIEMIST,
Lowzanrn, IVLASS-

AND SOLD B17‘
.B;u:lnc N. Sex A_qenl..-2, N01‘W:1lk ; N. COMSTOCE
‘iii Son’, do Wilton.

gm 3. national benefit, and

E have just received a new lot of Tin,
lliidcr the new till-ill’ rates, and will
give better burg?-.iii.s lhali ever, in all kinds
of Tin Rool‘.~'=., Culiductoi's, Water Leaders;

Gutters, ilzc.

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

Another Invoice ,
F that line Note Paper /and Envelopes,
ju.-:.t rcceiveil by
KNAPP & LYNES.

F you wish to see a rush, call at the Messrs.

Lockwuods’ Wat-erooms You are sure

in incet all of your friends there. They open

every day new styles of goods, comprising

all tlmt i.-i u.-u:illy kept in It New York House
Fiiriiislling Store.

UR friends will please remember that we
in-.iliul’ilctili'c all kinds of Plain and Fun-
cy Tin Ware. Having many superior work
men, we will receive uuy orders with pleas-

ure, and execute them without delay.

C. «S; E. K. LOCKWOOD dc CO.

Pancv Goods.
M. KNIGHT dz CO., lmporlers and
. Wliolcsale Dealers in English, French
and Gcrulzui Fancy _ Goods, Nos. 26 and 28
Vusey street, (up stall-s,) between Broadway;
and Church street, New York. '
(.'omb.s-~—Bull'a|o, Rubber and Horn Back
C0lI'IiI.>, iii gi-cal. variety; Twist, Dressing,
illlillvory Combs. Bu(Ions-—Whalebone,Gilt,
Lasting, Moiiair, Twist, Bone, Metal, Silk,
’l'lll'cn(l, A,-,5-lite, etc. Bru.vIie.s-—Hair, Tooth,
Nuil, etc. Linen TDl‘€ull, Spool Cotton, Nee-
dlc-.~'., Pills, llooks and Eyes, Hair Pins. Elas-
tic.-, Wh-iilc-bone. Linen and Cotton Tapes,
Linen and Cotton Bobbing, Scissors, Thim-
ble.-.-, and a great variety of Fancy Goods and
I‘-‘uli.<, cl.c., all cheap for Cusll. 15-26

— Clioiceand Selected ‘Peas.

40 CHESTS o f‘Gl'een and Black Teas.

. Coffee and Tens. V\'itl'l‘i'l.lll.E(l to please

ii; pi-icoiuid uu=1lity.l.lley«lcl'y superiority.
A. Moiuzuouslr.

' Rlllle‘. Country Geese Feathers. Tubs,’
. W:i.slihuni-ds,niid all kinds of Wooden
Will-c ; '1‘ubl(.-. Ulitclicrs, Pocket, and all kind
of Knives; llrittailiii and Silver Plated
Wui-cs, Suliiiner Ranges, Oven Fronts, Iron
l-Ic-.itei-.<, &c., at Lockwood-‘s Furnishing Store

 

Norwalk News Depot,
SIIA l'l.‘\'(.' A./\'l) ll.-UR DRESSING SALOON.
‘HE Subsctiber still coilliuues at his old

Slaild, the gell!2‘l‘lll Newspaper and Peri-

odical biisiiiess. All the New York Dailies de-
livered to subscribers on the arrival of the
cars, and illagiizines aml Pei-iudicals supplied
at the lolvui-t iliiukcl. prices. Shaving and
Hair Di'es.-zillg cc-uliuueil as heretofore.
Also Agent for Norwalk of Ada.in’s & Co’;
I~}.\'pi-es.-2 Cu. Gizniion W. JENNINGS.
Norwulk, Sept. lst, 1.957.
Iioops ! Hoops ! ! Hoops ! l !
'1‘ CL.-\RK‘S may be l'ouiid all the styles
ill imii-kl-t, Brass, Whalebone, Reeds,
Steel Spring, ilzc. _
VV00 DEN W-.ire and Mats. Sheet Lead and
I.it—‘.'ll.(l Pipe, ill F. H. NASI:l’S.
Smith Norwalk;

 

A Fine Clock that Strikes, for $1 50.

[_ Ni) ii large assorlineut of all the best
sly-Iris Ill iii-.ii'ket. 0. S, CLARK,

Thermometers.
A NEW supplyjust received by

KNAPP iv. LYNES.

. l-ll-‘. :=.ECRF.'l‘ li\‘FlRlll'l‘lES OF Y(IU’l‘I-l iv. MATURITY.
.lu:.‘L publishe-l, Willis. the 25th Tllousaiid. A 567
\‘\'0l‘|l.'l U11 llie rzitioiiul ti-czilmeiit, witlioiit iiiedlelne. of
"l1*’l'}X‘Iflltil‘i~lic:L or Lo:~:il \\'i-iikiiess, Nucturiial Eiuliiuiuns,
Genital and Nl'l'\'(‘|ll.\‘.ll91)lllI\'. l"reiimtii're Decay of H19
'.)’Sll‘|l|. liiipoli-ilcy, an-l llilllfitllulelltfi to Marriage gen-
-'|‘=lll_\'. by ‘ B. DE i.ANl-.Y. M. D.

'l'ln- iiiiporlniit film’. that the many alarming coni-
plliiills, lll‘l‘.{llIllllll!.{ iii the iliiprutlenae and solitude of
"”“”'a niriy lie en-‘-ilv l'l‘l'llOl\'k‘Il WITHOUT MEDICINE. l9
in this siiinll lmct clc-:ii~l_v deiuonstrated ; and the entire-
ly new and liigllly slum-.\’.~;f‘iil ti'cnlnient, as iidoptéd by
file .-\utlioi'. l'ully expliiiiieil. by means of wliicls ivory
uneis eiinlill-ll iii cure lll.\lSl-‘.l.l-‘ perfectly nnd ll. _th0
least pas,-ll-le Clirit. thereby avoiding all the advertised
iiostrunis of the «lily. _ _

Sent to my address, gratis and post free in a sealed

1 b- e 'tt’ng two posts e stamp! to Dr. BR
£:‘§*;?€':’17)1,{5gp.;d street, New §0l'k. _48