., gr?
1.
- pound, miicb lower by the quarter.
. nington,
I«‘t’1I_u it'll‘ 1-1 Y EAR.
OF THIS
Costliopolitall Art Association! 1
Ill 1-: 1-‘A.\1oL's
f)'II..s‘.£‘U]/./I/If (-.'u./Zi'r_7/ of P(li‘Illt?lgf.?,
Purchased at :1 Cost: of $13o,oc-,0,
. AND
Powers’ Greek Slave,
'ie~Piircl1ar.ed for Six '.t‘1'ici11oa111i.l Ballads.
'"‘1'lE uhove l‘reu1iu1u.~i to be nwariliiil to the
", S'“"S("_"'l"‘-"'-‘5 U‘ “M ASH11t"ltil.lOlI, who wilt-
5li’1l‘>t’ l_'I<:l0|‘I*. the 2.‘~‘tl1 of .I;iuu2i1'y. 113;’.-.8’, at
1'11“?! NW‘. the above invurils will llllil‘ pin.-i-.
‘ TF1“-1|-‘1 0|-‘ Siuisirnii-'rio.\':
I-.ve.ry SlIb>'CI‘ll1t“1‘ of $31 is i-iit.if.leil lo :1 l:i1~-gr
ind ‘‘Pl''-''‘‘Il*l “-091 0111.51‘-.i\'i1i;;.i=ul.itli:il “ .‘l.-\.\AI‘
1-Isr l)1-:.-rr1x1"” also, to -.1 copy of‘ the (.‘.».~m.»-
)0/ilau ./ht Jnurlml one year‘; :1 cerlilii-:it.i- in
ne. award of preniiiims ; :11.-:0. ii f‘i-ei,-:1ili1ii.s.-ioi1
‘ 1.3 t.he Dusselilorl‘ and Cosriiopolitiiii (l:.~lli-1-ies.
,, Thus it is sliown, that for (’\'13l'_V 352’. paid, the
ilIl)sc1'ibe1' not only 1'i-.i-.civi-.~: ii spleni,lid migra-
:"ing. but also 11. l.W11II1,1ll:1l'i\l:1;§l1Zlllf‘11I1t‘ year.
5 Any of this leuiliiig $31 liliigiiziiies is fur-
‘ iiished instead of 1‘ll_:{l'i|\'Il-l§.’.‘g if ilcslijed : E111-
,i1‘sou's, Atlantic. lla1'pi-r'.<, Godey's. Gm-
,ha111’s, Blniiliii-iiiiil‘s, l(1iiclierl1ocl.'c1-. Sic.
_‘ Subscriptions ii.-ci-iveil by C. A. DURAND,
"at. G. R. Cow_1.1-is’ oflicc. M49
”“"‘§'337oi“?I1i'{FiIii§iIEi1.‘ Y
FAIR]-‘IELII Cou.\."rv I.iA.\‘li,
Nor_walk, Ct.., Dec. 1st, 1357. '
. HE President and D rectors have this day
declared ii ‘Dividend of'_/'u11r per cent. out
of‘ the net earnings for the six months ending
this date; payable on deui-.1110.
l’e:' oriler,
J. A. MOORIIEAD, Casliimx
Good News and True.
New things have passed away and old Times
have come around again. .
HE Subscribers, at the olil established
_ . stapd l1'»n0\_1:1i us“ Model Market,” opera-
ting with the right kind of facilities, are now
' selling at such prices as may i11d11ce.peop1e to
substitiite Fresh Meats for almost any other
kind of provisions. Best. of Beef 10 cents per
_ Pork, at
retail, 9 cents per poi1nd., by the quantity 7.
Families supplied. Onnnns will be taken on
good concerns that will not l‘t-'pll(llillt’- the in-_
der. ‘ M1'l‘CHI-‘.Ll. & CAMP.
Norwalk, Dec. 14,1857. 3150
Norwalk Savings Society,
NoawA1.x, Nov. 41.11, 1857.
OTICE is hereby given, that. Deposits
made in this Society on or before the 5th
I
- day -of- January, April. July. and Oi-tuber,
.will be put on interest on the llisi day of said
respective mouths. -
Jos1~:1'11 W. ll1:u1ir.1.1., Treasurirr
Norw-.1lk Saviiigs Society.
1858 Annuals. .Annnals.1858
N excellent. ussortnieiit of Gift. Books,m»:y
low,for Children and young per:-'o11s. An
early. selection is desirable. Call soon at
~ C_AMP’S Book Emporium.
.... -
Danbury & Norwalk CIR ailroad.
WINTER ARRANGE1zl cur.
Coiiunxcixo I)ecembi:r 21, 1557.
g '
Trainsrundaily,(Sundaysexci-pted,') asfol.
lows :
RANBURY T0 BGUTII NORWAIII
lst Passenger at 6.111 A. M.—A1-riving at
South Norwalk at 7.25 A. .\1. and connecting
with the 6.1.") A. M. train from New Haven.
.21! Pas.~‘eIi_<_;er (mil I";‘e:'_:_{li1'. at 3.111 P. M.-
Stopping at all .*.l.:tl.l0l1.‘%. and arriving at
South Norwalk at 4.511 1'. M., coiiiiectiiig with
_the 4.10 11.11. train from New Ilavi‘-1‘1.
30U‘I"'.'l-I NORWALK ‘IO DANBURY
ls! Pas-seiiger and 1v‘:'rigli! at 9.20 A. M.—-
Receiving pusseiigi.-is from the 7.211.-\.M.
. 'l‘i'aii1f'roin-NewYork. Stopping at all sta-
tions, and zirriving at l)ii1i11nr_v at 11.111) .51.. M.
21! lflissmigi-1' at 5:25 I’. .\l.-—li‘eceiving:_
' Pass(:l1gei's from the 21.10 1-. M. ‘A\(f(‘x‘1ml1l(1tlil.l.l11ll
Truiii from New York, stoppiiig at all Stu-
tions, and arriving at 11-.1ubury :11. 11.35 1'. M.
Stages l'roni Riilgctii;-ld Ci.-iitreruii loRidgc-
field Station so as to connect. with the 6.111
A. M. and the 21.10 I’. M. t1;1ius,a11i.l ri-tiiriiou
the ar.1-i,vi1l-at. thelliilgeficlilSt::tiunof‘the9.20
A. M. and 5.25 l’.'.\l. t.1'a_ius. -
' HARVEY SIEITII, Si1p’t.
Danbui-y,1)i=,c. '21, 1857.
"1357 WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1857
Coriiziiewiiring Drciniber 21, 1235-7.
Trains to New York.
F rum .«'\"'r'w H u 1: 1- '1 .
CC-OMMODA'1‘l(1N.—Af. 13.15,
A. 11., and-1.1111-.11. _
The 6.15 A. M.a1iil 4.10 1'. M. trains receive
passengersfroin 1-be Dunbury léailroad at Nor-
walk. _ _
The 9.45 A. 11. train receive.-passengers from
the Hartford, Springfield, New London and
Canal Railroads at New I-Iaven, and from
the Naugutuck Railroad at B1-iilgcpon.
Exi>nr:ss--At'3.10 P. M. (in coutiection with
E1-press ’I'ra-in froiu Boston.) reci-.ivingpas—
sengers from the Can :11 R a ilroad
at New Haven ; from the Housatonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stoppiiig at Bridge-
port,Norwi1lk and Stamford. Af.9.00-r. M.
stoppingat Bi-idgeport.Norwzilk andstamford
Special train leaves Norwalk at (1.00 A. 31.,
for New York.
Hou.~iafo712'c Railroad.
: Passengers f'oi- Housatonic Railroad will
take the 9.45 a. in.. train f'or Bridgeport.
Danbury and .N‘nrwallr Ra ilroiul.
Passengers t'or the Daubury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 13.l5a.i11,,a1id 4_111_o.in.
trains to Norwalk.
and 9.45,
Trains frmii ./Vorwrilk to .'\"4_-iv l’ork.—At
6.00,7.30,u11d 11.03 A. 11.; 3.15 (1-x)5.‘25 and
10.05 (ex.)1~. M.
Trains from New York
‘or ./Vt’!!! Havru.
Acco11.——At 7.20A.M.. 12.-15,:145 and-1.20 r.M
Ext-nsss TRAINS-Al. 8.00 A. M. and 3.10 P. 11.
_ for Boston, via New Haven,1Iartrbrd,Spring-
- field and Worcester; the 8 00 A. .11. st- upping at
Sta1nf‘ord.aud Bridgeport; the. 21.101’. M. at
New Rochelle, Port, Chester. Staiiiford, Nor-
wuilk, Bridgeport and Milford.
The 8 00.1.. .\r.ti-aincoiiuectsviithllousatonic,
Nnugatuck, Canal and New London Railroads
The 10 P.M. train connects with Naugutuck
Railroad. —
. The 123.45 P. M. train eonnects with Canal
Railroad.
The 7.20 A.M. Accoiuiuodutinn, and 3.10
P. M. traiiisconiiect with Dnnbury &No1'wa1lc
Railroad at N01-walk.
Trains from ..’\"‘or1t~ulI:- lo Ne-111 HU11(’7l'*Al
9.15 A. M., at 2.33. 4.57 (ex) and 11.1-11-. M.
Scelargc bill of udvei'-tiseuneiit ut. the Sta-
tion Houses and Hotels. ,
Supra Ollice, 4th Ave. and 27th St., N.
Ass't Supt.’s Office. Station House, New
n,"en_ JAMES ll. DIOYT, Snp’t.
FOR BOSTON.
I’ HE;-egulai-1\luil Line via Stoniugton, for
Boston and l’rovlile11ee-—Inlund route
without delay, cliange ofcars or‘bag,g:1ge,
The steamers PLYMOVUTH R0(2I‘{.-(I“Pt-_J°"1
Stone, and C. VANDERBILT,‘ bupt. W. H-
Frazer, in connection with the Ston 11610“ and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail-
ro ids, leaving New York daily, Sunda-ys_ex-
cepted, from Pier No. 2 North RIVGI‘, INSI-
wliarf above Buttery place, 8* 15 °’Cl0cka 1) mu
and'Stoni11gtii1i at 3.30 p.111., 01' on the 1,1-l'l'iV11-I
of the mail train which leaves L’-.03i0Il ill» 5-30
"'-Rec. vA§1n1-3R1311.'r, from New York,
Monday, \Vc(l11esil-av and Friday.‘ From Sto-
'l‘1_1esday, 'l‘liursiluy and &.atnrd:1y.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from N. Y.,'l‘ucs-
do ,'l-‘hursday and Saturday From St9uiug-
mn, Monday, Wi.=.diiesiI-._1y, and 14r1_day.
‘Passengers proceed from Stoiiingtcn per
Railroad I-0.Pl.‘S:l\_'I_lIEllCe -.-.1111 Bo.-11.01;, in the
Express Mail 'lrniu.1-ear.-liiiig said p ace. seve-
ral hours in udviince of tliese by other routes,
and in ample time for all the early morning
lines connecting N o_rt.b and 1-.-.1.:i]f.. ‘I asstengers
ghgt pi-eferliy’ remain on boar - 1. re s eamei
§:Js?l?e3u'iiIdlei1ve' Stonington in the 7.15 n.
7 ‘ - . -
m. train, connecting at. Providence with the
11 n. m.tra1u for Boston. _
Baggage Master accompanies the steamer
£1111 trail: I-lirqntzh 93-011 Will: .
'1 -ii,-qr" pa_s§pge,b_e1'ths, state-gogms or f.r.e}s11.t
apply on board the steamer." 91 at the freight
office“. Pier No. 2
lice No. 10 Battery-place:
11 rest uiidisturbed, brcakfastif
Ho;-in ‘Itiver,or at the of-'
:fitllDtfSD‘lI’5 Qliiliinni.
Linen Shirt . Bosoms,
ull qu.ilil If-ri.
Eli,-lCl( CLO.-’il{ T.kSS~ELI..S,Vil.l‘l(1llS:il.yI1:F.
D... s-.i..i....i..
'1-1. M. i§Ei1hEk$0N,
invites the :1l.te11f.iou of the
LADIES OF NOllWAl.K AND 'l'l~IE AD-
JOINING COUNTIIY.
f.n his new Stock of
DRY coon S.
Bouglitifor Gash,
Ar Exri-:P..\1E1.\' Low I’1:1c1:s.
Additioiis to the Stock,
WILL BE MADE WEEKLY,-
in order to keep on hand .
at all Seuso1is,u
F UL -1} "VA 1.’ IE .’I' 1'
111-111 11111 FllESH 300111
My Way of Doing Business,
Is, to Sell En‘/iIsii‘r/»_1/_/'0/'
CASH.
and at
U 11if’oriu Prices !
I am tfollfldellt my
Prices will be Satisfactory
to every buyer.
Tlic following Goods,
among others, in full variety, will be
0 11 S a l e:
.\lus.lius, all well known styles,
Tickings,
Deuins Hickory Stripes,
Colored Cauibric,‘
Paper Cunibric,
Twill Mnslins,
Brown and bleached Tcweling,
Cruel), lliicaliucks.
lilauiieli-t.
Blankets,
Woolen ‘1'zirn,
Mcriuoes,
Black Silks.
l’u1':i1ni-t.t.us,
Dc-Laiiies,
Calieor.-s, a large variety,
Hosiery of all kinds.
Kid Gloves, best quality Bajou‘s,
Cotton, Merino, Lisle and Silk Gloves,
Men‘s Fll1‘l1lr3lIIIlg"(-x‘U>Oll'.‘,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
Cravats, ’ '
Collars,
llalf'Hosi>,
Suspeuilers,
- and Gloves.
And all other Goods usually found in 9.
FIRST CLASS I1l~’t.Y G OOIIS S’I‘OIl.F..
New Millinery Establishment.
Tl‘HE Subscriber, having taken the rooms
directly over the Drug store of K uupp JL
Lyues, in 1Iubbell’s New Building. and per-
manently established her business in Norwalk,
would invite attention to her large and entire-
ly new stock of FASIIIONAIILE MILLI-
NER.Y.cnusistiugot Winter Styles. seleeteil
with special care and fidelity to fashion and
taste. A sliiire of the public pafrriiiiigc is in-
vited. believing that. entire satisfiictiou can
be given in maferiai. work, and prices. La-
dies’ and Cbildreu’s I-lets of the latest. styles,
kept coiistamly on hand, or made to order
when preferred.
LADIE. ’ DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Ladies wishing anything in this li11e,ca1i ile-
pend on having theirwork done satisfuctoi-ily.
CEIARLOTTE DENTON.
Norwnlk, Dec. 7th, 1757.
Commissioners’ Notice.
THE subscribers appointed by the Court of
. . Probate for the District.0fNurwalk.Co11l-
missiouers toreceive, examine and decide upon
the claims of the Creditors of the Estate of
LEWIS H. RANDLE, an iiisolveiit debtor of
Wilton, in said District, assigned in trust f'or
the benefit. ofhis creditors, hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our said
appointment. at the store of llubbell .'.l:Co,,
in Norwalk, in said District, on the 18th day
of January. 1858, and on the Lid day of
April, 1858. ‘ll. one o'clock in the uf‘ti-1-noon of
each of said day.-3.
Said Court has limited and allowed four
months from the date hereof‘ for the o=.xhibif.ion
to us ofclaims against said Estate.
.I0>‘E1’1i W. Hunni:1.1., C . . _
STEPHEN RAY.\l0.\'11. 2 °"""'E’“°"e's'
bcr, 18.57. 41.49
Di.<itr1'r'! of JV0rwnllr, ss.
D('Ct‘l7lIu‘1‘ 1.~rI, 1857.
, STATE ot'CHAUNCEY R. LOCKWOOD,
.1 late of New Caiiauu, i11 said District, de-
ceased.
The Court of Probate for the District. of
Norwalk bath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estalfl. to exhibit l.l1ell' claims for so;-l_tle]nenI_
Those who neglect to present. their account.-x.
'p1'opr.-rly attested, within said time. will be
lIel1l1l‘9t:‘tI a rccovei-_v. All |)e1',<r,n5 'in,j,.|,i,,._,]
to said Estate are requesteil to make imme-
diate payment. to
POLLY ANN LOCKWOOD,
Exitoirriiix.
Probate Court,
3t."10*
Wanted.
MAN thoroughly acquainted -with the
(.11-ocery Biisiiiess, whose l.11'l‘€lll€SS it will
be to take the entire charge of the sauie
Aildrei-:s, “ S," care of’ A. H. Byingtou.
Norwnlk, Dec. 12, I857. 2tt511
l)i.w!ri'i.-I of ./her-wu//r, ss. Prubuliv (.'nm'!,
Der-unlit-r 121/1, 1857. .
STATE of JAMES S. KELLOGG, late
of Norwalk, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwnlk, hath limited and allowed six months
said Estate, to exhibit their claims f'or.setlle-
ment. Those who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested, within said time,
will be dob-.11-reil a recovery. All persons iii-
debted to said Estate are reqiicsted to make
imuicdinte payment. to
WII,LIAl\l S. LOCIIWOOD,
./_li'In_1ir1isfrr1!or.
3150 ,
36.11091 Books.
kept constantly on hand by
, KNAPP do LYNES.
Corn Sliellers.
Corn Shelters, for sale by
WM. C. S'1‘REE'1‘.
' #53159?-
H Main Street.
Dated at Norwalk, this 5th day of Dccein-_
froiu the date hereof, for the CI‘f‘1IIll(1T9 of
co.\1r1‘.1«."1'1-2 assort1_11ent0f' School Bmlks
0VEY’S double and single balance wheel
"LARGE lot of Diaries f’orl,858-,juet re-
ceived at the Norwalk Book Emporium,
,1-Eudson River Institute and
: Glaverack Acadeniy. _
3 MA LE A N11 l.’l£.\l.\ Llu‘ l".\1.'l.1 l.'l‘Y.
ltsv. A1.o.\'7.o II‘1.Ac1(. A. 1.1, l’1:1.\'i‘,11-.11.. I‘1~ol‘.-.-.-
.-301' of Men!-.il and’ l\1orzil 1’hilo-:opl1y.:ind
Belles Iztfll-I’t‘S.
M. M. Goonrrxoituii. A. 11., Prof. of Nut. Sci-
cnces.
R1cn.1un lC1.i.1s, .1. M. I’1'iif'e1,-1-'01- of Mat.l1i-iii:1t.li~.-:
Civil l'li1_-_-;i1iee1'i11;;':1i1ilCreek.
ll. C. Fi..\i:s; A. .\1. l'rot'i:ssor of Latin.
i\l-1.x.‘-1. llo.ii1-:1: J. l)o1ii~.1-:1‘. l’rof'es1sor of Moili-rn
I:2l[l;;'Il2l;.f,'(lS, and Vocal Music.
M.i'ru1As l:i:.\i:1:. 11. .11., l’1-iil'essoi- of .\l:itl1i1111:i-
l.ii':.-1. and .\'iipo1-iiiteiiileiit ol'l):1y S.i'-liool.
l1.i_.\11-:1. l1. 11wi~;.\'. l’rol'cssor of Co111n1cr('.i:1l
I):-purfiiieiil. iiuil liiig-isl.1':i1',
\V. 14‘. 111-211A A.-1, l1ri1wing. Oil. and I"l\..‘.l.l!l l’:iiut.-
ing.
'1‘. S. 1.11111.-:ii'1', M. 11., Anatomy, l’liysii'1li1r,;y.
uuil llygiiriiii, with the " Grand Moili-l ii’
llonimir.”
.\li:s. l".i.MA D. (1w1:.\', Preei-pt1'css.
.\liis. M. G. (i‘oii111~:xo11i:11, ()rni1n1e11t:1l Di-pr1rt:-
lllI!1ll.. ‘-1
.\l1ss A.\'NI1~‘. F. Bur1's,I’i:111o Music and Pri-
vute Li.-ssoiis in Siiigiiig.
Mus. F. A.
()1-11:u1ie11t.:1l l)i-part.n1c11t.
1.i1(.'.\T10.\'.
This I1istif.utio11 is beautifully sit11nf.cd on the
Hudson River. f.l1rei1' miles from the City of
Hudson, Ciilumbia Co., N. Y., commaiiding a
line view 111' the Catskill Mountains and Moun-
tain llouse. It is accessible from all points
by railroail, and witliiu four hours riili- of the
City of New York, ten of Boston, and one of
Alilany, t.weut.y-five cciits. Students coming
by way of this Western Railroad. the Iliirli-.m
or Iliiusatoiiic, will stop at. Clialhaiu I-‘our
Coriiersaiiilt-.1kc llltl Ilnilson and Boston ltiiad
to Cliiveriick.
l’lC(TUI.lAR Al1\'.-\‘.\"l‘AGl<IS.
Ease of acceas, by which the advaiilages of
city and cou11t.ry location are most happi.y
combined. We can enjoy all the conven-
iences of-the city, and that quiet, health, and
morality of the country. In case of sickness
or an euiergeiicy of any kiid the telegrupli is
11ciu- at hand.
The buildings are entirely new and capaci-
ous. All the windows are protected by Vene-
tian blinds. The roonisare large and f‘u1'uisl1-
ed with convenient clothes pi°es.-es. hair inat-
tressies, bedste:1il.~1, table i\"c., and are also
ventiliiln-il by E1ncrsoi1"s iniproved vie11t.ila-
tors. A l.ibrary, Reading llooni,l‘hilosphii:al
Apparat.us. and flourshiiig Literuy Society are
iittacheil to the Iustit.ut.iou.
G uA111,'A'1‘1.\'u C111.‘-R.'s1-‘.. ET(‘.
A graduating course of study isprcscribed for
boI.li ladies and gi iitlcmeu. Ample f’-.1ciliI.ii-si
are atfordcil t.o young men ilesiring a t.l1or-
iiugh prepariition for college, as well as to
those wishing to i:11gag'e in active bu-iiliess
life, cf‘ the important work to tsucliiiig. Au
exteiisive course of coiunii.-rcinl iiistructioii is
laid down, which fits the student. iiiiinediiitely
for the conting-room.
Stiideuts will be required to ateud church on
the Siibbnth. I’~.11-eiits and Giiarilians are so-
licited to pay thirty-three cents per term, to
apply as church seat rent. Students can at-
tend the. Reformed Dutch, the Episcopal, or
Methodist service. at their eletion.
The Triii-tees have put astovo in each of the
Gen tleuien's rooms.
1-:.\'1*1«:.\‘sF.S.
$120 per Year or 42 Weeks.
I-‘.X‘l‘RA l-?Xl’ENSFS PER ’l‘ER.\l OP 1-1 WEEKS.
Higher English. $3 00; Higher English and
Latin and Greek, $4,011; Piano and Organ,
with use of Instrument. each, 3315,00 ; French
-.1.uil Gcriiiaui. each $13.00; Guitar, with use of
lustruniciit. $9,011; Oil Puiiitiiig, $l2,00 ; Pas-
Paiiitiiig, $7,011 ; Grecian (.1il l’ainti1ig. Wax
Fruit and Flowers, Papier Macho, Ornamental
lieatlier work, Paper Flowers, and Ornament-
al Ne-ville Work. cacti $5.011 ; Vocal Music,
$3110; l’en1uanship and Bookkeeping, each,
32,1111; Clii-.n1istry. $1,511; Surveving and Eng-
iueeriiig $4.00. Board iluringvacation. $3,110
a week.
Every bill made payable per term, in
adv:1uc'-.
St.uilents take care of their own rooms, fur-
nish their own liglits, lamps. towels, brooms,
niirrors, basins. cwers and pail.
Books and Sl.'dl.lI1I1PI‘y will be kept on hand
and sold at 1'ea.~1o1i:1ble pi-ioi.-shy the Registra1'.
No deduction made for leaving before the close
of the terni, except. in cases of p1'otructi:il
illness.
'r1-‘.1111.-‘ AND \'AcA'1‘1os'~.-‘.
The year is divided into three terms of four-
town wi-eks each. Terms open as follows :
Scpleiiiber lSlh, January 2d, April 15111.
For fiirther iiiformntiou address the I’.rinci-
1:11.
I ‘ , FREDERICK MEESICK,
P_r(-siill-11! oft/it: Bonn! of T1-its-It-es.
PETEII IIOFFMAN, I<Isq., St-rrt'Im'_-1/.
1:1«‘.1-‘1-‘.1iF:.\*cE.-‘..
Rev G. W. Bethune, D, D, Brooklyn.
-" E. Porter, Editor of the Christian In-
tclligciici-1'.
Dr. Sl.l‘lCl{l{1l1(l, Assist. Editor of Cliristi:111Ai1-
vocute.
Rev.I. N. Wyckoff, D. D.,Albany.
S. R. Gray,Albany, '
M'css.rs. Alger Ar. Brother, 336
Washington St.., New York.
Rev. Levi Shell. Cl1u1‘r:lit.iiw11. N. Y.
“ Geo. C. Baldwin. D. D., Troy.
“ A. M. Osborn. D. D., Yorkville.
“ L. 11 King, Saugerties, N. Y.
A. Abeel, I1. 1)., Newark.
D. I). Demarest. Hudsoii.
L. C. Brown. Mohawk.
Hon. 1’. S. Wynkoop, Hudson.
R. Rossniaii, Pd. D.,l1rookl_vn.
Mr, Peck. Pouglikeepsie.
Rev. Mr. Wallace, Springfield.
“ W. II. Ferris.
“ Mr. '|‘ifl'a11 .Clavcriie.k.
Messrs.-Mellon, ttnlis .11 Co.. 372 Broadway,
New York.
Prof. W m. B. Silver, New York Free Academy.
“ John Newman. Uiiiou College.
Mr. Buck, Newburgli. “"51
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Picture---Notice l
’-AMBROTYPES,
V AKLN in 11. style which for durability and
. execution cannot be excelled.
The subscriber having taken the old Austen
Diigiiei-rezin Rooms in the Daubu.-y Depot, at
Noi-walk Bridge, takes this method to inform
the people of Norwulk and vicinity, that he
is prepared to take their pictures by the A111-
brotype process, wl icli is universally acknowl-
edged ' to be far s perior to the l)aguerreo-
type, and equal to a Steel Eiigravin g. All in
want of ii superior likeuess,are invited to call,
examine and judge for themselves.
GREAT 11E[1UC'l‘lON IN PRICE! First.
class pioturest-.1keu by this new process from
50‘cent.s upwards. The sub.1criber is Cotill-
dent he can satisfy All who will call and ex-
amine his speciuieus. of his ability to take the
best and mo.-.-t,pei-fcct. Likencsses.
E. B. THOMPSON.
Norwalk. Aug. 18th, 1857.
REMOVAL.
Albert Kozrpevs Clothing Store,
AS R I11 M 1) V E D, on Saturday, Nov.
' 28th, to 111111111-:1.1.’s Ni-:w Buicx BUILD-
INC, corner of Main Street, next door to Chas.
Su1ith's Slice Store. 'l‘hc l_’ubli_c are invited
to call and examine the extciisivc stock of
Ragluiis, and all styles. of 0vercoats—prices
to suit the times, i-.iii.-aper than at Auction,
considering the uuiteri-.11 of which they are
inaile. Tll(!]'(} can also be found :1 very full
assoitment of line F1'e1i_e.h Chssiipgi-es, rm-
Couts. Vests and l’:ints, which is offered at a
great. reduction in price. for the cusloui trade.
Vi.-lvets, Silks, &c., all kinds for Vest.ing,1nude-
to I.'1I"df,'l' very cheap. Also. 11 lot. i1t'Meusgm¢1
Boy s CAl’S,u good iirticlir, which will be
sold very cheap, to clear out the lot. 47
Stoves! Stoves I !
HAVE on hand, and am selling this season
34
l5iu111er.1nudc in Proviileiico, by A_ Q B,“._
stow, which has stood the test of 4 years in
this place, and every one sold hug R-;,.,,,, er_
fect. .~uitlsfiicti,o_i1,an1l for beauty -,u,.]',],,,.,,1,;m-y
has no equal in this 111-.1'rl;i-1.‘; ‘it is it -rapid mid
even biilier. and works well with either wood
or coal. Next. is the Bay State. des'gI1£'d for
:1. wood stove, with an cxteiiilcd ovci1,:1nd
works aduiir-ably. Also, the Piilinctto. a new
stove, for wood or coal.wliicl1 gives good sat-
isfaction. and is sold elii-up. Also, 5; variety
of 1‘arlo1' Stqves,amoug which’ is the Dufwu
Frunkli11’—so1nel.lii1ig'11ew;vil. is an Air-tight.
and F1-aukliii Stove co111'bi11cd .ai1d is very
neat and tasty. I would invite the public to
call and examine the above stoves b,.efore’pm-.
chasing clsowliero. G'|".(). l". BELDEN.
Oct. 1, 1857.
Salt! Salt!
500 Bushels O1.n Gum’ Sr. Kirrs Slim,
for sale at the lowest. ma_i_'kct price, by
. 1u.niB.E1.L .1» C9-
-“‘H1LDREN's.Boo1:s1 A new and large
’ assortment of Children’s Books, just come
aud at prices very low, at. GA][P’s‘,
i., ;-.._o- *r'‘ '5 1
E1.1.1.~i, Moilcrn Laiigiiugns and.
Board and Tuition.iu Coinmou English, -
the following Cook Stoves :——First is the I
A Small farm in Wilton,
FOR. SAZLIE.
I Will‘) .-‘.1111:-'(:1‘i bi-1'i1ll'uI's his pluct: for s:i.l1.‘.—-—
I1. is : i1u'.il._-il on the 111.1111 rouil l1'.lIlil|_l.',‘
ll'I1ll| Wllluu to \Vecl.po1l.. :ilm1il.5 1u1liei= front
on the l1-.iiibury:111d NOI‘\\':lll{ ltiiilroail. It
coiiiprises twenty :|Cl't2S of excellent. lunil,
suitul-ly ll.]}]10l'llOll1‘.1I for small tiiruiiiig or
gurileuiiig iipe1':1tio11s., :1 new and co11\'i:i1ie11l.
two and :1 l1ulf'sto1'y housi-. }.'_'fl1’1tl wiiti-.r, fiui:
fruit, siiiiic very rare v:u'iel.iie.-:. .l'e'., .\"o. Will
be sold at :1 liurg':ii1i if up; Ilieil for soon.-
.-\ppl_v to the isililor of this ('luI.i:tl.i-. or of the
sub-e.ribirr, on the pi~i.~n1i:+es.
tl‘.‘17 JOHN ll0\VEll..
Place For Sale.
’ "ll|".Sulisoril1i-1' offers her place (lzite the
l'15.‘illlt!llCl! of .-\i1.~.oi1 f.3iii1it111'il, ilieci-.-iseil,)
l'orsulc,11po1i very ri-usoniiblo term.-i_. it up-
lieil for soon. This ll0ll:‘t! is :1 lu1'5.:e two and
-.1 hult story fruniie b11ildi11g,_ located within
flu-ire minutes walk oftliii lil‘Ill_lZI.'. auil pecu-
liurly well ailapleil for 11 first. i:l:iss lioiiriliug
house.
firsti*al.c laud ul.l.ui:lii-d, :1 good well of \\':ll.L'l',
excelli.-ut. g‘i1.l‘1It.‘1l. fruit trees, sliruberbii-s i'tc.,
. with line slizule trees in front of the housc.—-
For l'url.bcr particiilars apply to If rs. POLLY
QUINTARD,ou the p1'eu1ises_. or of I-'.IiI S.
t,1,U|NTAlll),N. Y. .1’. N.II. lliiilroail, New
Ilaveu, Ct. W36
..e,.;;,1=*o:s=: SALE,
1‘ At westpoi-t, ct.
fl-‘HE subscriber off'c1-s for sale two good and
plciisniitly lociitiiil dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Wcstport Bridge, about 100
rods tlierefi-om, and about the some distance
l'rou1 the Episcopal Cluircli. ’l‘l1e1-c is about
one acre of land, ivcll stoi.-ked with choice.
fruits, and theri-. is also a C-.1rpcnter’s shopon
the lot. The property will be sold cheap it‘
applied for soon. 1i1n‘38 JOHN BAKER.
.'£'or Sale.
'l‘hc Subscriber ofl'e1's for sale, a val-
uable Place, pleasantly situated, op-
posite the residence of Mr. Justus lloy t, in
New Camiaii, containing about one acre of
Land with 11 good, new Dwelling House, and
Shop, upon it, together with it flora and other
out-Buildings, all in good condition.
The Place is well calculated for the keeping
of’ Bu-iirders. if desired. ' The Shop was built
expressly for Shoeuiakers, and has ample ac-
coiuniodatioiis f'or 5 or 6 workmen.
The Property will be sold cheap, and on no-
coinniiidatiiig terms-—two-tliirds of the pur-
chase money can remain 011 mortgage if desi-
sired. For further particulars apply to the
undersigned. S. Y. S'I‘. JOHN.
New Uullailll, April 11th, 1857. l5tf'
A Place Wanted,
IN EXCHANGE FOR VALUABLE
New York City or Western Property.
l’AR'1‘Y is desirous of cxcliaiiging for
.1’ some desirable resiilciice in or near Nor-
walk, New York City, or a quantity of new
or iiiiimprovcil Western Lands. located in
Crawford County, Wisconsin, and all on the
lines of prominent railways, and warranted
to be the very best in the State. 01', ifpre-
ferred, would exchange for lots in the new
and importziiit town of N1-:7.n1rA_.Iowa, opposite
Praii-ie-ilu-Cliicn, which is probubly,at pres-
eut,one of‘ the most desirable lozatious for
investniciits in the West.
A Residence with :1. little land adjoining,
would be preferred, or a House in the town
and a. plat of land near the village. For fur-
ther [1f1l‘l.Iclllfll'S enquire of the Editor of the
Gazette. M34
A Card.‘
HE Subscriber having disposed of‘ his in-
terest in his late Boot and Slice Establish-
ment to Messrs J. N. Lockwood .15 Co., would
respectfully return thanks for the liberal sup-
port lie has recciveil. and solicit in their be
half :1. coiitiiiiiuiice of the patronage which has
been extcuileil to him fir the last five years,
coulidcxf. that with the l1lCH}‘1SP1l facilities his
successors have t'or getting up their work,
and keeping 011 band :1 much larger .r1s.wrt—
men! of goods than has ever liei.-11 kept. in this
town liefore. the public will be largely the
gainers by this cl1f\l1_t_{1‘:. The pcrsoiiril attend-
ance of the Subscriber will be given t.o his old
friends and custoniers, for the present.
J. P. IIANFORD, Jr.
New Pall and Winter‘
D R 71!‘ G O 0 J) S .
An entire new stock of DRESS 'SILKS;au
entire new stock of DE LAINES, Plaid Pop-
noes, Priuts,:1nd an endless variety of other
Goods.
S 1-1 A W L S :
An entire new stock of Shawls.
BROADCLOTHS:
An entire i1e\v stock of the best make of
Frencl1.Cloths_. ABarguiu.
LADIES’ CLOTIIS:
A large us.sort11icnf.. Cheap.
Embroidcries, llosiery and Gloves,
and an endless variety of Goods, all of which
will be sold at extroiiicly low prices.
Many G1'eatBa1'gni1is. C. J. GRUMAN.
“—S_ecure the Shadow are the Sub-
stance Fades.”
N01-walk
AMBROTYPE GALLERY.
R. GRANT ri-.-spectfiilly announces to the
I inhabitants of’ Norwalk and its vicinity
that he has coiiimenceil taking the above de-
scription of Likenesses, in the roomslately oc-
cupied by the Norwalk Institute. Mr. G., af-
ter practicing with and receiving instructions
from the best English Artists, feels confident
to give him their patronage, as he has secured
a. new a.s.~iort.1i1e1it of iiistruments, and is pre-
pared to take Ambrotypes in a new and im-
proved style in natural colors, not to ‘be. sur-
passed. No Balsam ot'Fir is used, as it is in-
jurious to the pictures. Spec-iineiis may be
secn at his rooms
A Portrait in 11 ncatensc flfty cents,and up-
wards. Ge.ntlemen’s Rcsidciices copied, on
reasonable terms. Lessons given in the above.
Art, including apparatus and chemicals, for
Fifty-Five Dollars. t.f'16
Cheaper than Ever
-/1.l!14¢ Smith JV'orw{i(li'
G800?-RY STORE.
71‘llE S11bscribi:1- liusou hand by far tbelar.
gas! and best .s-election of Family Groce-
ries aud Provisions, to be found in South
Norwulk,which he offers to his customers
and tile public-.,at greatly reduced prices.
His facilities are such that he will be cons-
gq;)il,s,-.1s the w-.‘.u’1s'ol'his Customers may
require, which will always be of the best
quality and sold at the very lowest possible
price, and he would respectfully solicit an
exaiiiiuatioiiaiiil trial of the same.
GEO. W. SMITH.
Danbury‘ Railroad Stock
OR SALE.
Enquire at the Gazette Office.
_..._..-... ___ . , ..
1.A'rsp For.xsz 1-1.A'r1:,11 roiikszi
All the. new putterpsut. CLARIVS. ‘
O-CK’ Saltof superior quality,
at wt (11.1tsrnn’s.
New Books. -
(188 Side, by author of'Alone and-Hidden
1‘ Path, -Fresh Leaves, by Fanny Fern,
Phelps’ N. Y. City Guide, with a new and ac-
curate Map.
Paper dolls, how to make them. Paper
dolls t'urnil.urc, how to make it. Just re-~
.‘ . l1’ .
OPIVNI ,l &
Horse for Sale.
LOW priced horse will be ‘sold at one-
bnlr his real value. if applied for soon.
Inquire at the Gazette Office.
House for Sale Cheap.
. ‘ A. NEW HOUSE, eligibly located, with-
-.,.__. in three n1i11ufes’w:ilk of the Bridge,
will besolrl at much less than its v8..l,uc, and
ff?!‘ 11 very small payment down, if applied for
soon. . For fnrtlicr particulars, enquire 0 the
I 3t 4 '
Editor ofthe Gazette.
Paints and Oils for Cash.
TIIE subscriber has now in store 11. full sup-
sold at’ reduced prices, for cash 011%. “
Dec. 1st, ' “ ‘yVM.,'C. S A
Skates.
MERICAN and German Skatcs,'with or
without straps, for sale by
WM. 0. STREET.
N(1l".\ull1.'.illlfl2 from Kf‘.lll.,f1l‘ Wilton S i1t.io11s. '
There is :1 burn . and about two acres of
lins,.Valentia I‘laiils, PI,‘.'l.,It_l__l,1,l‘1(I Plain Merl-_ .
he will give satisfaction to all who may desire -
tuutly receiving new and fresh stmplies of
ply of I’a.ii1ts and 0i1s.‘w1_1_ich will be‘
J. N. LOCKWOOD & 00.,
(Successors to J. 1’. Il.i.\'1-'o1:1i,)
I EEI’ (:l)I|t~'l.llll|.l_)' on luiuil :1 la1';;e and vu-
_ .l'll‘tl :11-1.si1i'li1ii.-1il.ol' I..\‘l1l1-.3‘, 121.\'1":; A.~.1i
1.‘i1i1.nn1~:.\".-:
Gaiters, Boots, Slices. &c.,
all iuaile uuili:-1' our own pi-rsoiialsupervision,
ofthe best llllll-t‘.I‘l:l.l and in tliizvi.-ry best man-
uer. Our ussortiiieiit 11 L.i11ui-is‘ (I.-11'ri;1i.-1,
uudoubi.i-.dl_y coinprises, bulb in extent and
quality. -.1 liner assiirtiiii-111. than (‘.2111 be fouiiil
at. any similiir e..~1::1li|i1slii:1e1it. in the Coiiuty;
prices tlierefiir ranging friuii S-1 Sllllllllggfl to S-1,
according to quiility. lu (.‘r;.\."r'.-1 ltuo'r.-1.t1A1'1'-
1-:11-, Siiiim, .l'.i-.., we ll‘-LV1.‘ -.1 I:-‘i1'gi-r :I11t.l bi-tter
:isso1't111e11t.,\vie are coiiliili-111., ll1:'1u was ever
llf,‘l0l'0 oll'eri~il in Norwiilk, 1'ii11p:i1ig lll prici-
froiu $2! to $111. We. :11.-ii are |tl‘t'f1:ll‘tf(l to
111:u1i1fiict111'c l-(1‘mt.':lFlll'1?.(lily urlic/it in our
lime prmnpl-I/, ul Ilir .s/mrlexl nolirr.
i\I1ss1:s’ Axn 1}111i.iin1-:.\‘s Siiiu-2s. liviinizns.
.\"c., in eiiilless variety. A line article of
S1.11-1-l’1-ms for Gents’ \\'1‘:1l'. Several oiises of
superb l’A'rn.\"1'-l.y:A'i-111-in l1oo'rs. CA1'ri-:11.-1. and
UXI-‘0ltl) 'l‘11:s, for Gents’ W1.'lll', to wliii-.11 wr-
would invite special :itf.cnt.io11. A splendid
article of Pateiit Li-.ntl1i:r Boots. for Full and
Winter wear, fol‘ Gieiits, only $7!
Special Notice to the Lmlii-s.
We assure the Ladies of Norwalk that we
can supply them with Gaiters f'or tliciiisr-Ives
and cliililren, of as good quality and ewpiisite
workmnusliip us can be procured at any 1-itori-2
in New York, and at much suiaillor prici-s.
REPAIRING in all itsibraiiclies, tl0lll!llPl1l.-
ly, quickly uiidclieaply.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods.
and invite the Ladies undGentle1ne11 of Nor-
walk and vicinity to give us -.1 call, wlii-flier
they iIe>ire to purchase or not.
.1. N. LOCKWOOD dc C(1..
Opposite the Post. ()llice, Niirwulk.
Sept. lst,1S57.
35
Age of Improvements.
OT 11. whit behind, but vastly superior to
any thing ever offered in this market, is
the assortment. which uoiv comprises the ex-
tensive. stock of‘ Stoves, Hi-ute1's, &e., at 1'‘. H.
-Nash’s, South Norwalk.
Let. the Philosophi-.1‘ and Invent-.11‘ come and
be astonished at the e.\'traordiuary develop-
ments of science in this particular line of
business, and do bcttei-.if lllfty can,
Let the l.iternry man and Student come
and find :1. friend that will make them comfort.-
able and be free from noise and dust.
Let the Rich come ; for the taste of‘ the
most fastidious shall be gralitied~—not lessen-
ing, but administering to their comforts.
Let the poor come; f'or ’t.is indeed :1 f'riend
that will guard the pockets, saving souiethiug
by which other eujoyments may be obtained.
Let whoever will come, and behold ti stove
so wonderful that. a whole l1:1l'l'el of flour has
been bnked in it with a single fire, without
replenishing. requiring eight. batches to do it ;
:1 stove that has baked a batch of‘ bread, with
no fire in it, after heating the oven.
Come and see the exf.rnordi11nry cold weather
anniliilator: in the f‘oriu of Sauford’s $1.000
Challenge Heater, ecouomiczil in its use, with
hundreds of rcfereiices to substantiate its
marvellous working.
Come and see a stove that consumes all the
gas which arises froui the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigen from the atmosphere, that it.-
may add to its already enormous l192|l.lIlg
‘power, and beticr 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 purcliuses are
made, at
F. H. NASlI’S, South .N'orwaIlr.
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him with l.lll£Il' oi-ili.-1-s.iJiri-i:t.. 11 1-: _’l' '1" 1: ntfl
'l‘l-)E'l'tI at Sll11fL’l‘l{l: .\'l1'l‘lCl'.‘ unit 111. Lowiu
1-iitiii-.s th-.111 can possibly be bail else;
where. i-itber In city or einiiitry.
D l1r. Wil.-‘o11‘:: sy.-'t.i-111 of adapt.atin11'ci1- 2
sures. ub.mIul.- 7m-j’i~i:I.-‘on in this ziiljiist.
ment of Teeth to the mouth, thereby Sf.‘-
‘Hcuring pi-rfect flriuiii-ss and izoinfoi-t in
|flwi-ariug and mastication, .1ut1ii-al and life
alike expressioii, so us to defy detection.
and perfect. cli-anliiiess. Thi-.si- hm,-9
been heretofore the crying iiiipei-f‘i-ctions
in Artificial Teeth. rendering tlieui in it
great rucusure useless. _
Having a body of operators con:-:tn11tly em-
ployed in the Labrat.0I'_Y. P€"9'-111*‘ I.“"" “"3
couiitry are only rcr.piired to remain in the
city over one night for the insertion of any
iiuinber of teeth f'ro1u one to a full set, which
may be iiisi.-1-f.ei1 either \\1’I‘lI or wm.1ou'r ex-
ti uctiiig the old roots.
PRICES for Artificial Teeth to patients
range according to style from 50'cts, 7.’1’ct-1.
$l,00, and so on, per 'l‘oot.h, being but little
more than is charged by him to the profession
as wholesale prices. Entire». satisfaction wurj
ranted in all cases.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH have become a ne-
ceasity with all classes. and there is no good
reason why they should not be iiianufactured
on a large scale at coinparntively low prices,
rather than that obsciirc Denfis.-ts should ob-
lige ii few persons to support them by enor-
mous profits for work which must. iiecessurily
be defect.ive,owiug to limited facilities.
As ExAM1xA'rio.~.' at the ofllce of samples of
each and all the various styles now employed,
will enable those not fll.mtllfl1' with the sub-
ject, to judge at once very correctly of the
ailvaniages and disadvantages which the dif-
ferent varieties possess. v1_v52
The Magnetic Belt.
THE undersigned, after many yearflif care-
ful research and experiment, have dis-
covered aiid perl'ecf.ed —a safe, coiivenii.-1it;:1-nd
uuexceptiouable int.-ans of completely con-
trolliug the maternal fuiii‘.-tion, without em-
ploying uny of the unnatural and delete-rioiis
expedieuts so often 1'L‘é'.0[‘I.0(I to for that pur-
posc. Apart from its .vpri--{fin u.sv.- of prevent-
ing Coueeptioii, it is an infallible means of
restoring to health and vigor the abiised, de-
ranged,u1idi:11f'eebled procrentive functions
of females, and of rcinvigorating and restor-
ing the general liealtli ti. its wonted constitu-
tional integrity. It cgnsists of :1 .x‘1lagm-ri'i-
Bell. which ciicircles the body directly over
the or illiiign, by the magiietie action of which
the f'ecundi1ti11g power is intercepted uudjhelil
in abeynuce, and the vital iieuro-magnetic
currents, otherwise drained of!‘ by sexual ex-
cesses, are turned back through the system,
stimulating all the viscera to a healthy normal
tone. In a true moral aspect, no valid objec-
tion can be urged against its lawful use, inns-
inucli as it is designed to subserve :1 great. hu-
mauitiry piirpose in the reproductive econo-
my. It is impossible in 11 brief card to give
the reader an adequate conception of the vir-
tues of the discovery and the -moilus of its
action. Accordingly. the proprietors have
prepared a pamphlet. fully embodying the
philosophy of its influence iipou the genitive
fi1uction.- its uses, tests and results, which
they will lorwaril, upon the receipt of six
cents in postage stamps, to any address.
The price of the belt is 55. sent. by mail
free. DeCOU RSEY, NORTON A’: C0..
346 Broadway, New York.
1-?!
Address P. 0., Box 2341. 3mv-I11
MWWHMMHWG R E A T
LIQUID ATION SAL E,
o 1-‘
BULPIN’S ENTIIIE STOCK,
At 361 Broadway, New York.
.\*1:11n.1' A QUARTER .\111.1.iox or II(1I.I.ARS oi:
c1.oAKs_. _
suAw1.s,
1..1nu:s* 1-‘Ascv 1~jL'1>.s. _
i:1.oTHs, .
~ - v1=.1.vF.'rs,
SILKS,
1-‘RINGES AND ’IRI.‘»lI1I.\'GS,
~ Au. ATRET.-111.,
w-P-on cAs1I_oNLv,--as
AT PRICES T0'1‘A1.l.Y REG.-\RIIl.l.-‘..‘\S
111-‘ ORIGINAI. C(>:‘-'1‘.
DESCRIPTI V B I'AI1TICUI.AR.°.
1000 Gray Cloth Cloaks,-at 3 Dollars each.
500 Superior Cloth Cloaks 111.45 Dollars each.
8111) E.\:t-ra Cloth Clocks, at G Dollars each.
450 Very handsome cloth Cloaks at S8,eucl1.
801'. Excellent bl’k cloth Circulars at $8 each.
500 Very superior b1‘k cloth Circulars 5111 -‘
600 Superfine bl‘k cloth Circulars at $12 “
300 Black Lyons Velvet Cloaks at 825 =‘
250 Very Superior Black Lyons Velvet
Clocks, at 30 Dollars each.
2000 Beautiful new style Stella Shawls, at $5.
1000 Extra Superior New Style Stella Shawls,
at 6 1-2 Dollars each. .
800 Very Rich Plush. Borders, at $8 each.
2000 Chenille Borders. at 8 Dollars each.
The F or I)epu'rt77ie«'/it
Is Replele wit/i Erery ZVoreItg/
Avid, as (1. Qiiotalio’/1 of Prices
[/1 I/(is Pa.7‘tz'cii.Ia7,' Bra-71i_‘h
‘I.S'1‘[lZ€1(I(ll¢(_Z to mislearl,
S-njfice it to sag/, Mat (lie entire Stock well
By R€(f'ltL‘€(l to about Tii=o- ‘T/2-irds
Tile:-ir Origivzzzl Cast.
10.000 Yards of‘ Bl’k &_.Grny Cloakiug~Clotl1s.
100 Cartons of Rich Trimmings 8: Gnlloous.
25 Cartons of Gnipure Lace.
12 Cartons Rich Croche Fringes.
50 Pieces Rich Black Silks.
20 Pieces Black LyousVe1vets.
Tim w11o,I__1-‘sA1_.1=: WAREROOMS, (Ur 37.4135.)
Are _I:';z'i'Iusirelg/ sol apart for Me Sale of
Jlfatcfiais by tlzs Yard,
so that Ladies desiring to economize can pur-
chase their own materials, and make up, or
get made, their own Cloaks at a considerable
saving. '
BULPIN’S MANTILLA EMPORIUM.
at-1,7(t.il )v 361 Broadway, New York.
IVIeal1o's New Fall Style,
1857.
NIEA_,I,i_I9, HATTIIR,
415 lie-omlway. corner or Canal
st.-get, N. Y. Respectfully informs his pa‘.-
rons. and public, that his NEW FALL STYLE
OF HAT-—-a superb article, Gfracrful. Ele-
gant and Dm~ubI¢——i_s now resdy,‘and that
his general assortment of Hats, Caps, 8;c.,
cannot be surpassed by any house in the city.
Every body knows, or ought to know, that
Mealio-‘s is one of’ the oloest. establishments in
the Hat business in New York, and that it is
ahoiit the best place you can find to get a
gun! Hal. You can get one of‘ his own man-
uf~.icf.i1ri.-, which you may depend on giving
sut.isf‘ac1toii, but ifyou desire a French Bat
lilealio’s is the place, as he imports none but
the Finest Quality. A largo.-atssortment of
Ladies’ and Cliildi-en’s-Furs. Childreu’s Hats
and Caps. Umbrellas, Canes, Valises‘, &c.
v'.l1n:19
_.-....-.-...__ A
gas}: at ‘a 1'1-eminn.
Every thing else at a fluolint.
fl.ANI'0ID‘milI._
~ Importer-a1_1i1-Wholesale Dealer in
I’ I - ' - '
Gi§ars,Wu_1ei1, Branding, (bus.
&c., No. 17’ James Slips
One door from South-st.. ' . New York.
Liquors or -the choicest-Minds. wnrrautefl
to he puts, __ H
1-amentgiq 1; , ,s- continually on hnnd,,and
all onlgifi ‘ ugh the muil,capti1,ins-of aloopo-,
or steumbott John Hut. pI'01_nptly attended ‘to.
1“: goljséqllence of tl1'eiuo're_ued_-value‘ of
fumes prices. _ .
- ' NQTHER Lo.t.o,f that Beautiful‘ Cord
_ I-fifiliefi 3.3.11‘-I-8: -Iltats Received at ' ‘
1
0.-S."Cl.ARR’S.
ROVISIONS of every dlscrl non chef: 1
P . -3371‘ Anti‘
cm 1,;
- ual
lhpor - ,
-risii‘ 01.125“ .t1~nn,.i
Afialir $311111?-D0511 and-resisiaiilat tn:
lStti|fe'Q_f‘ " ' it-user-a,r;.cx21zss,,
900 Very Rich Chenille Borders at $10 each.
for medicinal. lII€cl|i|||i¢IIl,_ or no-, ‘
money’ 3 large reduction will he made from-
or what is Bliss’ nyspepticl
Remedy Composed.
’10.\ll-‘. few «lays .-iiiirc. I received a letter
1 from ii gciitlo;-inaii in 1\1=.1cr.-11 Georgia, xvii; .
-.it‘tr,-1-ill».-=(:1‘i|ii1i;_.r_ to me his ailmi:-nt.s, continued
tJ.‘1l1Jll11\\if1 2 “ l have filed alniost evcrythiiig.
and, as :1 his-1. 1-er-oi-t was about to list: your
rc-medy,wl1«-11 :1 nieilicul l'rii.-nil.wl1o bu-I n.-2..-.1
if, I.i‘ild me that it i‘o11l1i3I‘1i.‘-I .'x'i.'1uIsu_7"Silver
or ;'u[n(1 .21!/~1 --Ilriril priymruliuu. whi-11 I laiiil
it ‘¢\.‘il1Il‘ with horror. for if t.h-re is f1|1:v’ll|l11£’. I
am -.1.l'raii1 of‘. it is ./I!rri,'I!)’_'l/ in any f'ni-111." 3:13.
New [tin-ti..1‘, I i:i1l1f'i1:‘-':~', t.1)_t'I‘)Ii l.l1'il. llvlt \\";I.“
vi-ry uilioitly given. I OWL you uni». 11.11111-
i~1‘l'ul uiuul Wbut. ii.-f.o11isliin;:. what pcrti'i'1
li lipufiuu pol‘-'21.-[1!.it-‘ca l’;1i;i1ltii-.-1 you 11111:” 130*‘
Dr-1:1-ii l l‘i-at‘ 30111‘ l.:i|i=uts liuro nut.
l1i‘f':l|lllIl1PI'l.1\tlllly $111111-ei:i.iti:il. The iut'n1'-
1 uizitiou you lizivie eoiiiiiiiiiiiituteil to the WF-rltl
will i1n1ui.rl:-liz-- yo111"11:-iim-- -21 11:11:11: that.
will be tiuinled down to piis-ti-1'ily ash-.1s been
the nflnjlj of old Ba-.ila11i';: eoiiipuriiiiii at the
time he i-nnie up with the A11-,_{i.-l. You lnive
i'tii11efl1ee:111-i- of lillllltllllfy ii pooil .se1'\'i¢:!‘-.
auilthi-w.ri1-lil will not be slow to :u.-li'uim.l-
eilge it. with an ei1fl1usiii:-tir-b111'stol'upplause
when they shall be. {l..*§Hlll'1‘tl of your really pos-
so-siiig such woudc-.rf'nl pr-1-eeptix-i.~ f'uci1ll.ii‘-s.
and T.» llmunwill 1 liuve not the least ilonlit.
be chanted iue'vi-ry Clmrcli tlirougliout God’.-
brnad earth for your especial benefit. And
what. will the other Doctors. your coinpetiiors.
think ofyou‘! They will take the rnediciiie.
and failing with all their eru.']it.on. to discov-
er the least. trace of either Nitrate of Silver,
or any of the p1'c-paiutions of .\ler:_-.ui'y. will at
once wi-it.e you down an ass-ayer in the drug
Hue, V1-gry my above mediocrity, and for your
superority over them in mental endowments.
and an achievement they were iiicapabl: of,
they will no longer attempt, I assure you.
Doctor, to cope will so formidable an adver-
sary, but. will leave the field entirely to your-
self‘. and run like frightened rats when they
bear the creaking of your boots.
Reail.-.=r.e_ o/‘the Gazelle : As I have said to you
Ihave been surprised at the reception that
“ B1.1.-is Drsrsprio R1-1.111-znr" has received at
the hands of physicians. With but few ex-
ceptions. so far asl am able tojudge.thcy,iu-
stead of denouncing. as they are very apt to
do anything in the “ patent line.” have been
unanimous in its praise, and have not only
exhibited it to their patient, but have used it
themselves. as :1 good many have written me.
I did however, occasionally. but very seldom.
hear of physicians denouncing it and saying
that itcontiiineil such 21 mineral. or such a
unison. when they don’t know any thing more
utoiit it than a Patagonian does about a psalm
book. This. how:-ver,all arises fromjcalousy,
and a desiae to extermiate it ; and so keen are
their raucoro is feelings towards it, and so
burning their desire to vent their spite upon
it and its proprietor. in 21 way that will minis-
ter to their prying appeti'ies, that at every
fresh oppoi-t.unit.y ot'gi'atiticatioi1 their courage
gathers strength and energy of purpose, and
they are ready to immolate themselves on the
altar of tlieirunqiienchable thirst for revenge.
As regards the coiiipositioii of " n1.1ss’ riva-
PEP’1‘1C11E.\ll-‘I1Y." there is not one particle of
.Ni'h-ole :gf'SiIi>er. or any of the prepzirations
of J1!errur_i/. nor any particle of anything
Jlfinc-ral about it. but an entirely I’r_g(r»able
preparaiiinl, perfectly harmless, but i1i-cided-
ly curitive in Dyspepsia. and all other diseases
having their origin in disea-i-e of the stomach.
W. W. BLISS.
3651 Broadway, New York.
For sale by druggists everywhere.
HARRAL, RISLEY & KITCHEN,
-Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
‘ 76 Barclay Street, New York,
Sole agents for New England and New York.
Bmzm-: .1: So.\', Agents for Norwalk.
rarents, Read.
)1 all cities and large towns. a great lini-
and cry is frequently made in ref'erence to
adulterated and manufactured milk. and as
being prejudicial to the health of children.
&:c-.‘. &c. There is no doubt no little truth in
this matter, but should minute investigation
he made as 1-egiirils the cause of the puny and
-sickly condition of children, it would be as-
certuineil beyond a doubt that the exhibition
of deleterious drugs in the shape of‘ Paregoric.
IA‘.‘i.l1(lfllll1l'll. Auodyne Drops, Cordials. 319..
have had niore to do with the weak and sickly
condition: of children than any ill effects of
adulterateil and mfillllfllctllretl-Illllili. 111 view
of this fact, Prof. Roberts was prompted to
prepare a remedy 1.-xpressly for i':bildi‘-e11. and
which could be exliibited for the relief of pain
und suffering without being followed by any
of tho.-=.e evil cons-aqueni-es which follow the
exliibition of the usually prescribed narcotic
preparations. Tlie prep-iration is known as
“ Rons.1-ir‘si Cnomc M1x'r171i1-: rim I.\'1-‘Ax'rs,‘-‘
and during the many years that. it has been
before the people, if. has gained -.1 reputation
and iiotoriety very seldom af.fair‘1e-I by "' pal-
ent-"’prep'a1'ations‘£-. E§:-ery- f:_n_ni_ly' should have
it. For sale by all Druggists.
HARRAL, RISI..«.Y S; KITCHEN,
Wholesale Dr-uggists. 76 Barclay Street, New
I ork, Sole Agents. .
B1-:1-.111-2 {(5 Soy, Agents for N01"-Villlf.
BITIEDING MATERIALS.
Pressed and Gammon Brick,
Lime, Cement, Galcined1’las-
ter, Hair, and Marble East.
HE subscriber having ilissgilyed his con-
nection with W. C..‘5't.‘1i1-:L"r. Esq. in the
busiuc:-s. will CO.l‘l_l.llll1t. it on his own ac.
cm1'r-.‘1.a.Hd. will Men at good assorim-cut of
the =1!-u‘.‘e1ra.1r1ed a.m<sl.es c-111;.-iaiiilv 011 band.
which will be 3011.‘: cheap for Cash.” '
15 CHAS. T. LEONARD.
Office removed to Sel1ick’s Packet Office.
For Sale» Cheap.
BOUT ‘30 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Georgetowti. on the Danbury
and Norwfill; Ra_ilroad. and within 20 rods of
the 1191211’. i.1Itd,.Po,st,0tIice. On the premises.
are a good house and out-.bui1i1ings,‘:i1.-o, trees
of difl_'ere1_1t kinda. From 8 to 10 acres are
wood!‘-mtl. The location is a 1.Icsi1'abIe one,
being easy of‘ access, and in the immediate
‘vicinity of churches, schools. and manufac-
turing cstablithments of different kinds, and
where labor is in constant demand, and good
wages can be obtained. For terms, by .,-my
other information, apply at the G.\ZETTE
OFFICE, 01,‘ of A. B. HULL, at the Freight oifice
in 1‘.R..nb.u.r.V- ’
D‘-WWII. 0.€.t~ I. 185?.
.-<c.'-s !
tf 40
a.‘mé}i} Arrivalof
GOAL!
JUST l'9Cf?lV(’I'] at 3.3.1.. Yard of
G. H. & J. C. HANDLE.
1858.
1858.
IDDLEBROOK-‘S ALMANAC3, by the
Gross, Dozen. or at Retail.
By 0. S. CL.-\P.1{.
.:..,.z.—.—».
Another Invoice
F that fine Note Paper and Envelopes.
just reeeiveil by
- KNAPP & LYNES.
Teas! ‘Peas 1!
L111-.ge stock of the choicest kinds purchs-
ed before the late rise and will be sold at
S. E. f)LMSTED’S
A
old prices. at
March 23.
IIMB.
Y the Barrel or small qiiaiitity. at
B G 151). 11'. SMITH-’S,
' .‘_-'.onf.h Norwulk.
. For fiale.
‘SHARES STOCK of Nouw.-11.x GAS
Ltniir COMP.-L\‘Y. Apply to
3-“ wii. C. STREET.
' ATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired
W and warranted to give satisfactioii.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware sold at
very low prices. Call before pui-chasing.
. ( . El.~6‘i.ARK
URE Si1verI.~6a(1f‘orstoves and machine-
ry at F. H. NASIEVS,
So. .Nu1.'29aIIr.,,(.‘!.
,.
‘ROUND Feed—al1 kinds at
. 0LMSTEAD’S.
OW is the time to have your Binding
done, when it can be done cheap, at the
EXCEL SIOR BOOK Bl./\('DER Y.
Large iliseaamts made on large quantities.
JUST received, a new lot of Extra Quality
Letter and Note Paper, 6KI1!"."ssly for La-
dies use, at I CAMP’S-
Enooi-insi ca.1neo1'3in1I1.'= 0
the Spring may)>’...«i'ound 311019;’ esm_11fil-
1;1¢host‘assortme’9t-'oi' these ‘g09d_l’éve§_ot1‘erIqd
'-mile 1.ad1e3,:/;i- this Town. some entirely
new a_I1§I.1‘K:h designs ‘ ' ' " ‘
T R. A FAJIILY FLOUR, from “ new
,' 1‘), ' . OLMS'l‘.EAD’S.
.Wheu_t,”‘§t.
.- T -The Jewelry and Trimming Stuljt-;'.ner1r,
hlehiflnrlt
From the Ad vertising; f)ftice,335-B.r[oi'dwny_
V ,v__ v , ,, ,_.,/.~ -..-... . _.-. .,v.._-----»......-,¢.-—-.r.-
gfilliiifififi,-S§IiI"£’E & 00.,
Etc. 323 Maideii Lane. N. 'Y.,
.\I Piiit '1‘ ‘El Ry} .a,vv,i1.m aniithctiirers of
_ ~f~‘."i'.‘{-'3 ‘1’ FITIIS,
‘l;l.1vi1i;_r "l(-!In‘Ll3lllll'lf:tl'--Id‘ , . .
;-l‘l.l. 'l‘Ill-.ll«’. r‘l'1)C':§ AT .-‘..‘iY SACRIFICE,
Wniil.! now call the titti-1'i‘liim1 of‘t11‘eircustom-
't-rs and Ri‘l"l‘L-UL BUYERS: throhghojnt lllt
cmmti-v to the l..1~,.:-:4.-st .1111! most. complete as-
=~«,-1-tom-iii:-1' 171.111-‘ \\llII".li they have ever of-
t‘.-reil for -.-.11..-, all of whii-.h have beeu,1nann-
f.ii,-1111-e 1
E.‘.'1-‘iii-i=:.-1.‘1' run R1~‘.T.111.1NG,
In t.'u-9 bu.-1 ui=.inni:i- and ioost approved styles,
and sihii-1. they r.i;'«-1- ‘
.-1'1‘ t'P.[1.‘1>'.-' '1.'\i!Ii'.‘H THEY GUARANTEE
.-Iii 11.1. 51:11‘ Tm-I l‘I."P.CII.\SEB
Aniriug which will be found
l.A1)Il-I:-i‘ F[‘lt‘-‘,
or 1‘v:-‘.1-.=.' \‘A?.Il-‘.’1“i'.
_ Sf‘Y1.§C, AND QUAUTY.
1;1~:,\"1“.=.‘ i.~'t.m.T:s, c.-11-5, .‘.l1.'FI-‘I.I-ERS,
and
O
3
FANCY SLEIGH R033.
slit-17
Holiday Gifts.
ONE Thousand Dinner and 'l‘en_Sets, from
S2 50 to 00 sets. $10,000 worth of
Bronzes, ini.-luding the most perfect in the art.
$10,000 worth Plated Tea Sets. Castoss, Cake
Baskets, (kc. $5 000 worth Plated Forks
and Spoons, Dish Covers, Waiters, &c.
S_l0,000}.vortli Rich Cut Glass, iuevery varie-
ty, Goblets, it-c. $17,500 worth China Man-
tle Ornaments. Vases, Bon-lzons, drc.
TOILET SE T3 1.1.‘ GREEE T VARIETY.
Table _Cui:1ery of all Kinds.
Over 5373.000 of the above Fancy and useful
Goods will be sold at very low prices, to suit
the times. Those desirous of making useful
and ornarneutul presents to their friends will
do well to examine ‘before purchasin .
C. C. LEIGPI,
Wood"s Biiil-.liu_-2,3, 561 Sr 563 Broadwtg,
Between St. I‘-'ii:liol4s S: Metropolitan 03010,
lm50s New York City‘.
MADAME songs’:
female Alter-ative fills,
OR the exclusive use of F.-males la?
under any of the following Comp.
viz.:—ObSt1‘.:ct.ion.'-1,Suppressions, Green
as
Loathing of Food, Disturbed Sleep, and’ all
Iiiterruptions or Irwgiilariiies of the Menstrual
Periods. Prepared for Madame Boivin, at 18
Rue ‘J ~1i1g_i1'ard at Paris, France.
5 ibl. Wlioles-.112 and Retail, at 486 Broad-
way, New York.
PRICE, Oxr. DOLLAR P212 Box.
£5‘ All letters addressed to Dr. Paige will
be punctually atfeiiiled to. 3311145
Soebbeler a. Schmidt, Y
, ANUFACTURI-IRS of Grand and Square Ac-
I tion Piano Fortes 423 Broome-st, (one
block East of‘ Bro-.1r.1wny,_) New York. We
would invite the attention of amateurs and
c-ritics to the inspection of our unrivalled
stock of Piano-Fortes, which, for tone and tin-
rability of workm-.1usbip, have not been sur-
passed by any in this country. ’ Alibernl dis-
count to Clei-gymeu, Schools and the Trade.
ly23s ‘
L
’ Dr. Sanford’s Invigorator,
OR LIVER RENIDYJ
IS AN ARTICLF. TH.-\T' EVERY BODY NEEDS WHO 13
not in 11 perfect state of health, for the Liar is
second only to the heart in our human economy and
when that is dc-r urged the whole vital machinery ’run.9
wrong. To find a medicine peculiarly Ldapted to this
disease 31114 been the study of one ofthe proprietors in
-.1. large and cxtendeil practice for the past twenty yeiirs
and the result of his experiment is the In:-igorstor n;
:1 neV‘er-failing remedy’ Where medicine has any poiver
to help. As. :1 Liver Remedy 1: has no equal, as an tgg-
tify who use it. A
A lady, writiiwgfroin Brooklyn, says, *4 Would that 1
could express in this siioi-1 letter the value your Inv1g-
oratiir b.-is been to me in r.-1i~‘tng' :1 large family of chil-
dren, for it has never failed to relieve all affections of
the stomach, bowels, or _i-tracks of worms, If‘ mothers
once 119.-.1 this rt-_i1ie-I_v placed within their reach, and
were taught how to use it. Pl fem-l‘iil and untold amount
01 agony might be raved.”
One of our prominent bankers says, “Five or six
year.-1 since, 1 found niyielt‘ ruiining down ii-mi . 1;,-3,
difli-:ulty; resorting to your Invlgorator, was ‘real;
relievf-l. and, continuing for 11 s.easnn,,wns. entirely re.
9.-tore: _-‘=
A clergymuii call-tad at our nflice the other day and
said he 1111-1 given 11. poor woman 3 bottle, who was 5115-
fering very bzully: from l.i‘.‘er L‘.-mphiint, and before she
had taken the whole of it she vi-as at work earning
bread for MP1‘ Iiiiiiily.
A gentls.-1.n:1n recently from the West says, whug in
Chicago, he was iitfuckeal with :1 slow, lingering fever,
that bitflled the skill 111‘;-liysiciaiis; but the Invigomto:
cured him in a few days. f
- One of our city mei~c1nuna said, while on‘: visit to
Troy, :1 few days sii1ce,'he'r"va.~t attacked wit’ bowel aux
st-imach dI.~l4\1'\létS, so as to contfne him to his room; he
yen; to the dflng store for one bottle of th . Inflgontnr,
took one dose, \\‘l.lll.'ll relieved him so tb the was able
to attend to his business.
Au _acqi1aintani:e, whoie busides compels him to
write most of the time, says he became so weak as to
be unable at times to hold his pen, while, at others.
sleep‘ would overpower him; but the Invigotntor cured
him.
A gentleman from Brookiyii called on no a week or
two since, looking but the shadow of n ma with skin
yellow, pale and deiltllllkt‘. He had been fornlong time
.-‘uttering from Jnundice and Dyspepsia, and unable to
attend to his business. We -ziuv him again today,‘ ll
changed man, and, to use his expression, he has not
seen the bottom or’ the first 'o0t‘..le, and further ldils,
~‘ it saved my life, for I was fast going to a consump-
tiveb. grave.”
i\mong- the hundreds of Liver Remedies now offend
to the ublic. there are none we can so fully recommend
as l)r.‘.unf'oril‘s Invigui-aim-, or Liver Remedy, no gen-
erally known non: throughout the Union. This prepa-
ration is truly :1 Liver Invigoratur, producing the most
certificates have been given of the virtue of this nudi-
cine by those of the highest standing in Society, and it
is, w_ithout doubt, the best preparation now before the
public.
SANFORD & CO., Proprietors, 345 Bx-ondw% N. Y.
, Sold in Norrralk by Beebe A Son, and app I
Lynes; South Norwalk, by 1. B. Griffetli;
. and by all
Druggists. 394'!
- _ A B'E.‘1U'['11-‘III. Hi-_‘.4.D OF
RICH, GLOSSY HAIR,
Co911pletely_Preser1?'cil to the Greatest Age.
And who that is gray would not have it restored to
former color ‘r or bald, but would have the growth re-
stored ‘E or troubled with dandruff and itching but would
have it removed? or troubled with scrofuln, scold head.
or other eruptions, but would be cured? or with sick
head-ache (neuralgia) but would be cured. It will also
remove all pimplesfrom the face and skin. Prof. Wood‘a
Hair Restorative will do all this. See cii-culgt, and the
following: - .
Aux Anson, November 5, 1853.
Poor. 0. J. Woon—Ds.‘1R Sm:-I have heard much
such said of the wonderful effects ofyour Hair Rector»-
tive; but having been so often cheated by quackery and
quack nostrums. hair dyes, &c., I was disposed to place
your Restorative in the same category with the thousand,
and one loudly trumpeted quack remedies, until I ma:
.'.‘ou in Lawrence County some months since, when you
gave me such assurance as induced the trial of your
Restorative in my fumi1_v;'first, by my good wife, when
hair had become very thin and entirely white; and be
fore exhausting one of your large bottles, her list: I36
1-estorcd nearly to its original tx-ruitiful brown color.
and had thickened and become glossy upon,und entirely
over the head. She continues to use it, not simply be-
cause of its bcai1t'1l'_vir:g eifects upon the hair, but E6‘
cause of‘ its lxauuimil influence upon the head and minil.
others of my family and friends are using your Restora-
tive. with the happiest eifects-, therefore, my skepticism
and doubts in reference to its character and value 11:9
entirely removed; and I can and do most cordially ml
confidentially recommend its use by allwho would have
their hair restored from white or gray (by reason
sickness or age) to original color and beauty, and byfl-l-'
young persons who would have their hair beautiful Ind
glossy. Very truly and gr.~..tefull,' yours,
SOLOMON MANS-
FRIEND Woon:—1t was a long time after I saw you n‘
Blisstii-1il_ before I got the bottle of Restorative for whlei
you gave me an order upon your agent in Detroit, us
when I got it we i:uui.-luded to try it on Mrs. Marin’-‘
hair, :1-1 the surest. test of‘ its power. It has done 111
that you us.-lured use it would do ‘ and others of I)
liimily ivnil frii-niis, having witnessed its olfects, are not
using an i reconiuiending its use to others as ontitled 11
the highest C0uSItIEl'l1tl0Il you claim for iz_
Again. very respectfiilly and rm]; yum-5,
301.0110}! HANK.
CARLYLE In, June 28, 1852.
I have used Prof. O. .1. Woo-.l‘s Iluir Restorative, he
have admired its wonderful effects. My hair mg in
coming. as I tliought, prematurely gm y_ but by the as
of his RPFLOr&Il¥'e it has resumed its original color, 38"
I have no..1oub't. perrunneniiy six.
3. BRIISSE. Ex-Senator 1.1.5.
0_ _}_ worm 3: C0. Proprietors 31°81-ngdym Ni
York (in the great N. \Vire Railing~Es1abl[s]1é’en1,
and 114 Market SIN-‘Ct, St. Louis, Missouri,
And sold by all good D1'\}ggist,.1_
Solclin Noiwvnlk by BEEBE & SON In 3 id "11
g}_,,_.1t.,n 3 Cu. and C.flWordin, null by art] g§5.“ii
mi-ougliout the 1.1 nited State.-sand Brltis,hP1-ovinces.
3.11.1 here by all Drnzgists. 3;:
1\!EW'WOOD YAJID,
On’C‘amp Street,
Hickory,
' OAR,
M4213, 61.
Chestnut Wot
HE"nude_rsigned will be ‘nappy to rec?‘
- orders for, and supply the public with
-«above kinds of Wood, in any quantity an,
the best quality, at the lowest market P"
fox‘ CASH. 1 JAMES FINNEY, Agent
, Shawls. ,
A-N entire new stock of STELLA SHAW‘
all colors. An entire new stock of
WOOL LONG SHAWLS,
‘gt a grea.t'ba1-gain: G. J. Gavin‘
-n....-nu... .
ness, Headache. Pain in the Side,Palpita1 , ,, ‘
happy results on all who use it. Almost innumerable ‘
Norwalk Chronicler