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Connecticut Agriculturzz. ‘
NEW c,;N;,-AN,--N0. il l.
Farmof Stephen Hoyt ¢:,w:'. ."~f. as‘.
The-thoroughness and system 2: ; l;l';ll‘i‘lll 1
in all the details of the vnanag-eu:er.L at
this farm lead us to dwell with more mi-
nuteness upon it.
' .Mlu‘}.:
' is highly appreciated, and may well be
called the key to all their iriipx'ovepi«311ts.
IVithout this, the manurcs could not be
turned to so good account, and the drain-
ed fields would not yield so large <.‘!'0I’S-
The muck bed is badly situated, and if
it can be wrought with profit we are con-
iident that there is hardly a fan‘!!! in $119
State, but would find the use of this ar-
ticle more profitable. It lies nearly a
. mile from the house, and at the foot of 9»
long steep hill. The labor of drawing
this muck to the fields where it. is to be
used is immense. There are multitudes
of farms in the State where it. can be far-
nished at half the cost. 'l‘he muck frorn
this bed has a large per cent. of vegeta'
ble matter with a. small portion of clay,
and a very little silicious matter. It is
principally dug in the winter, though a
quantity is kept thrown out, so that it is
lvvays on hand, as an unfinished job.——
he swamp has been drained, though not
ltirely freed from water. After the
)'-zen crust is removed, a pit or ten or
lelve feet squareis easily excavated to
la. depth of five or six feet. The water
’ ~ so small a pit is easily rem0ver_l with 9.
‘l,'so that it does not very much hin-
' the throwing out of the muck.
llkbotzt fourteen hundred loads are
drawn out, and used every year. It is
used in a. variety of ways, in the yards,
-.,v:;lC[l with stable manure, and with
-The result is highly satisfactory,
.. we think no man can visit this farm,
and see the luxuriantcrops without admit-
ting that muck deserves the high reputa-
tion it enjoys here. It is fast changing
poor worn out fields into luxuriant mead-
ows, that will cut two and a half and
three tons of hay to the acre. Itmay be
asked, why is it then that farmers, who
have muck swamps in the midst of their
farms, where it can be dug and drawn for
ad shilling a load, never use it. The sum
total of all that they put into their yards
and styes is hardly a hundred loads, and
two hundred loads of tnazinre in the
spring are thong-lit to be rather high feed-
ing for their crops. This dirt is pick-
ed up by the roadside, or from old pas-
tures. A
Some do not use muck because their
fathers are reported to have tried it, and
failed to reap any advantage from it.———
Others profess to have tried it for them-
selves, and think such. poor sour stuff can-
not be of much advantage to the crops.
They perhaps took it, fresh dug from the
swamp, and spread it upon a mowing
field. The grass was rather poorer the
first season after, and that experiment
iias'scaled the fate of mnckin their prac-
zice.‘ But every one who is at all ac-
quainted with the proper treatment of the
-Lrticlc, knows that this cxpcrimc-nt de-
.ermines nothingr, except that it contains
-.n acid unfriendly to vegetation. Com-
oosting with manure or any alkaline sub-
;tancc, will correct. this acid, and will
snake the whole massa valuable fertilizer.
'l‘hc frost, if it be spread out thin, where
.t can be frozen and thawed, during the
‘vinter, will perform the same office. As
:oon as a man learns how to treat muck,
lie‘-becomes a large consumer of the arti-
-.-le, and spreads itself over an increasing
‘ireadth of his farm every year. It in-
Iced makes a good deal of labor, but it
-3 found to pay as well as any other upon
hefarm. As most of us are situated
in Connecticut, we are persuaded, that
muck can be more entensively used to ad-
"outage.
have recently beer. introduced upon the
inrtn, and gives great satisfzwtiou. In
.-this also, Mr. Hoyt labors under a dis-
advantage, as they have to be (ll-3,-,-n
we or six miles ti-om the shore. The bo-
"y fish are taken in s.:-inc.-s in large quan-
vties allalong our coast, and form the
heapsst source of inam-.rc to all farmers
.. ear tide water. They are now caught
the midst of the bays and rivers, at a
.3 stance, from the shore, and taken imme-
-iaately in the boats, a method of capture
1-“nut very much diminishes the expense
tvfiiishicg, and raves rnany shoals that
:'-Jnld ot.hc1'wise be lost. The practice.
~ W mnnnns 85- MEOIl,z\hl_lCS. 1
_ 1..
(_),f[.£‘I]’l]'ilI‘lll,£!,‘ up to the hub, and sometimes
sl..')ppln§_r to throw nli'pa1't of your loml.
‘~ -‘o enable your wearied i'.<:;im to go’: out.
i This sulljem. (§(22u:‘a:nl.-t 1-arly art‘-e.nl.irm l':‘-pm
5 our t';:.r:i::-r.-.
’ .’"u.)'-.‘n. Ltll-or.
3 ‘\‘.'e_- in v--. air:-:.u.l,\‘ ii.-.l\'i..‘l‘lv.‘<.'l to this .su'n-
‘._.,.,,_ flu‘; ..,,ly ;~.-:,l‘.-_~l- to it again, to s-u._\_',
tlmt it is here made to pay largely, be-
.-.;1.l1.ar-. cu<:_ng.-;li ofil; is used I.o do the work
in season, and in the best manner. They
prefer to take laborers newly arrived from
Europe, rather than those who have been
spoiled, by invidious t.rcat.mcnt, under in-
etlicicnt managers. A laborer from
abroad comes among us, a stranger to
our tools, and our methods of working.—-
He is, perhaps, naturally slow moulded,
and not very quick to take a new idea.—
A great deal depends upon his having a
good instructor, when he is first broken
in to our methods of labor. He receives
nearly double for his work here, and he
is stimulated to do his best’. If he be put
with a smart worker, whose monitions
are quick and lively, he catches the spir-
it ofthenew country, and keeps up his
row. I! he be left to himself, he does
tliirigs according to the old routine, when
he had twenty cents a day, and lived on
oat meal and potatoes. All the labor
that a farm needs to develop its resources
and to raise maximum crops can be made
to pay, if a man will see to the manage-
ment himself. Make them keep stroke,
and the day’s work will come out all
right.
lI"a.ter
is brought to the barn and house, from
the bottom of a hill, about eighty feet
below the tank into which it is delivered.
A simple hydraulic ram does this work,
costing, with the pipe, about one hundred
and forty dollars. The power is a small
stream, furnished by a spring. It is sel-
dom out of repair, and furnishes water as
constantly as a natural spring, just where
it is wanted.
Agricullvzoralpizpsrs.
We need hardly say that these gentle-
men are liberal patrons of the agricultu-
ral press, taking a large number of the
best journals, devoted to farming and hor
ticulture, and profiting by their suggest-
ions. These papers are . among their
best investments, and have led to many
of their ‘improvements. The man who
makes his farming pay twelve per cent.
must work with his brains as Welles with
his hands.
Connecticut
Saddlery, Harness and ‘lfrnnk
MANUPAGTORY.
5..-.;6 szzie t/ze. B’/'2'.clge, wnder Cmm. Ifotel.
TEPHEN SWANN, successor cu Fauna-
). RICK Bn.m1.m', returns his sine-.6.-re thanks
in theinhabitantsof Norwalk an neighbor-
hood, and his patrons in particular’. 2“ : lite
very liberal patronage bestowed upon him
.l.1ring the past year, and hopes by strict
attei_tic-2 to business, to merit a coutirmance
of their support.
‘Every description of articles connected
with the trade, kept constantly on hand, of
the very best material and workmanship. and
at the lowest prices.
N. B.-—Jobbing neatly and promptly at-
tended to on the shortest notice, and most
reasonable terms.
Norwalk, April 13th, 1857.
Great Reduction of Prices I !!
Hard Times! Panic Prices!
EAD our List of Prices and see who sells
the cheapest.
BEST STONE CHINA
Tea and Dinner scts combined, inciluding 112
pieces, as enumerated, for only $9, viz.:
I (102. Dinner Plates. 152 pieces.
1 doz. Tea Plates. I2 do
1 doz. Preserve Plates, 12 do.
1 dez. Cup Plates. 12 do.
1 doz. Coffee Cups and Saucers, 24 do.
1 doz. Tea Cups and Saucers, 24 do.
1 Tea Pot. Sugar, Creamer, and
Slop Bowl, 4; do,
2 Cake Plates, _ 2 (l0_
2 I6 inch Dinner Platters, 2 do.
2 large Covered Dishes, 4 do.
1 Sauce Boat, - 1 an,
‘2 Pickles, 2 d0_
II3 pieces.
The above splendid set for only $9; usual
price, $15.
_‘ Tea Sets, 44 pieces, only $2.95, usual price
33.50; ‘Tea Sets, Glass Sugar, $2.37, usual
I’l'§*‘°» 33-75,: Cut Goblets, only $2.50. usual
price $4.50; Cut Wines, $1.75, usual price
33-50: Cl!-9t01‘S. $1.00, usual price $23 00; Cas-
tors, cut bottles, $3-‘Z5, Usual price $4.00;
Casters Prcsserl, $0.04, usual price $1.25.
_ All of our matznilicent stock will be sold at
true sauna low rates, as long as the "hard
llm'.‘--’~I ’ l‘-1-ct. Do not tail to give us a call und
test the truth‘ of what we sags.
C. at E K. LOCKWGOIJ 5: ()0.
IE‘ 13' E. S E.
50 Per Cent. Ifieduction
FOR CASH.
c. :r. GRUMAN,
GREAT SA LE OF FURS,
All of genuine material and manulhcturc.
A large and beautiful assortment of sets of
l"'l"—'l-‘-”‘l""?-‘B Pilnrecus, Capes, Gulls, M‘utl‘s,
(iauui.lcl.s, «lac. Beautiful sets of Mink at 9.
:‘»'- pressing out the oil from them, and
~;;.<ing' the refuse for manure is on the in- l
er:-ase. Two factories for this purposci
vc been put in opcrr._!.ion near Sterling-
'-1.0.1 this season. The oil is ‘ principally
. r‘c-cnacsous niu.tt.er, and is not so valu-
;-.’~.'le for maum‘c, as .h»:-. flesh and bones
‘-.-‘.",lCll are left. The oil is worth fifty l
3- =1-ts or more a gallon, n1:».i_ is 13,-,,a,.\-, to
l
I
who esttcnt in paiiitimg. ‘
'1‘herefusc is
.:.~;~.‘-.d from ‘u.vent.y-live to thirty-seven cents
ghousand.
i?/7s'rI(i.3‘
as: one of the iniprovcments on this _r,,,.m
43%? course in the cultivation of so large :1
.‘.sa~n1, there must needs be a great deal
of -:a.rtin.rr from the barn t.o the various
iiztéds. Few farmers consider the amount,
.. of travel and carting in the performance
01' ‘I. _V€ilI"S l8lJOl', illlkl lllif immgugg waste
___of the strength of a team, in rough cart
5-égpailis. A farm as much needs good
roads, as a township, and the farmer who
wt:-uld do his carting in the cheapest man-
ner, must look well to this lnzprovmem.
.,_,;,_,I1; carting muck a mile or more, a good
_ --:l is a prime tzecccsslly, e:~:pcciu.lly if
‘it .-s llplllil. The roa-dr.'np.r__m this, farm
,,‘he=.ve been worked, like the highway, the
;l£1’.‘;.;*_c stones removed, so that at horse
at“? carriage can be driven over them
safety. It costs far less to» remove
we: b:id.stoue out ofa cart rut, than it does-
ririve over its hundred times a year.
' is much c_hcaper_ to filliup a. mud pud-
with small stones, and p1_1t_ gravel on,
flip, thanto drive through it every day,
grei\t Bargain. All of genuine well seasoned
skins, at half the usual price. '
C. J. GRUMAN.
Real and‘ Personal Estate, House
I-In-ing and Letting
A G E N C Y !
HE Subscriber being frequently applied to
for the disposal of Real and Personal
' Estate, and for Hiring and Letting Dwelling
' Houses in and about ;he town of Norwalk,
would announce to the public that he has es.
tablished an agency for the transaction of all
such business, believing that the interests of
the employer and employed will be mutually
prornoted thcrelry. He has several applica-
tion?! a-Ire:-.dy on hand for deslrabletenements,
to purchase and to rent. and those having
such property todispose of would do well to
confer with the subscriber.
W13 DEMON FANTON.
P. S.~I have some hall dozen dwellings at
present for sale. '
Selfisharperiihgiigremium
‘HAY GVTTERS.
Cutters arc the best inouse, being of
(bin 1 no expense to keep in repair, and
new iuilrp. v"~F(;l‘_l{ with less power than any
‘ ‘ -l1~°- Cutler took the first premium
at the late State Fair. For sale by
W.-‘sl. C. STREET".
hllgli/:5-;'l:$,F§l’¢:Iv'ets, Ye-lve:g.;FR[NG.ES,
, r~,""-‘e ‘-"'l-’.“$- I:-all styles now open
-for inspection. g)_ S_ CLARK
l85&..flfht_IdIebraak's Almanacs. 1359.
N IDDIIEBROOKJS ALMANACS rm. 13,:-,9
’ for 5315 ll)’ the S"°9-3: 305611. or sing};
One. at A. H. CAMPS . .'
Fooir Emporium, /lfcizz st.
Gnu-Inna, .
_ Gt00D assoajtmentbrith Table and Pack‘.
. e ,ot the ‘best Enghshmanufact.nre,ut
’ BELDEN’S.
NorWalk,‘Jan. 12th, 1.856,
S
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TEAMBOATS and Locomiii.i'ves at the
Fancy-Store of 0, 3, GLARK‘
.si,._'-
, \ General Elackszr. 5;,
I.’ .. ., , , . .
Wagon .llJ.alZl3!.g,Ee}1i'.L=1‘lEg‘,
Ii?‘ (3 PI. (Pr 1' E <3? , talk: 0.
., ,5 .
3.3.433}.
'|‘~Ill". ~flIli.~'('.l‘lll:'l‘-‘. li~..\"in;_- l'ulll.IL'~.i ll:-‘ll’ luI‘- .
mi-I‘ lln,t;i-:~'m'*lm.l~.-,
plug in «l.)vnl.c lil.:i!‘ I-oal..1:._= tlsm: ulna .v.ii.~:n
to _s.*,'-"!l< ml i}|:u_'l;suinthiz:',... ‘»‘.n;_mn bl-£5
l.:1ilq_l§u,.; «.u~..l lromn-,_~:. llnp.xil-lug. l*‘o:,'.-‘lug.-‘, §_l'."I‘I
.\'c_, v.'ll¢~|‘.'; they will I!" ll::pl>_\,»' lo <::~.'¢':cuH‘ tall
(‘.-l'Ile‘l'-‘i th.-.t may In-cnl.rn:~‘i.x--'l to them. ‘I'll-zry
plcolgc tilcun.~:r-lvc.s to u. luitbfnl and prompt.
execution «at all work, and at a-;ut-isl':u:tm'y pri-
ces, II-oping for a. continuance of the palm-
nage which Ir.-.s liere.l.ul‘m-c bi.-cu conferred up-
on them, they remain the public’:~t olusilicnl
servants. lVATIsiil.BURY ii: DU NCA
Hardware and Cutlery.
Zlfec/uI.n.z'z:’.s‘ '1'.;oZ.r. l"ze.-;-mmg Il/.--,-;,.qi[.s-
Gzms, Pistols, 1-‘I077. and .\'::.-.-.e./,
I-Viradoiw (r'c’a..s-s, Pazms
mu! Oats.
HE Subscriber has nowinstormundia
constantlyrccciving direct from the man
ufacturcrs, a large supply of Foreign and
Domestic Goods,under the above denomina-
lions, which makes his assortment of articles
suited to this rnarkct, equal to any in the
state, and which will be sold either WIIOIC7’
sale or retail,0JI as favorable terms as can
be purchased in New York. For list of ar-
ticles and prices. purcha.~‘I.-r.s are requested
to call and examine for themselves.
WM. 0. STREET.
Tomb Stones fit Monuments,
ATTHE
Norwalk Marble Yard I
' J\~‘car he Bridge, .z\"orwa1lr,'Cnnn.
EPULCI-IRAL Momunentsa Grave Stone
ofcvery variety of patterns,and of the
most. skilfnl workmanship. 'I‘he,best.nssort-
ment of American and lioreign Marble ,kept
constantly on hand.
Personswishing-to procureidonnmcntsor
any kind of Marble Works, are invmgd to
call and give a personal il1SpL‘('ti0Il‘u_I' his
material and workmanship. as this ‘will be
more sa..tisfacto1y than to purcliaseoiageixts
without an opport.unity',o_f testi.n‘g_the’ qual-
ity ofthe article con_t.rac1:c'(l for; I
§\:§.'l‘he Letterin,rg,a’ud Ornamental work
is executed by experienced v.-'o1kmen.aud
can warrant it to give entire satisfaction.
- J. M. SMITH.
I-Iubbell & 00., 5.-gag,
Would respectfully invite I £1
~‘ the attention of the public generally
to their large assortment of Groceries. Pro-
visions.'I‘eus,Sugare,sc. Also Flnurof the
best brands, etc.. etc.
nforwallr Dye Works,
Foot of Mill IIIYZ, 1Vor7raI;l‘, Cu.'n2..
JOIIN PICKENS, practical Dvcr and Ile-
fiuisher ofSilk, Cotton. and Woolen goods
of every description. begs leave to return his
sincere thanks to his friends and the public,
for the many favors bestowed on him since be
commenced business at. Winnipank, and he
would now inform them that he has removed
as above, and titted up a Dye House and Fin-
ishing Room in the most complete manner,
with all the latest. improvements of the art of
Dyeing ; and having given up coloring for
the Winnipauk Company. he will now be en-
abled to do his work in a manner that cannot.
be surpassed by any other establishment in
the Country.
Offices for reception. and (lelirc/-3,: of Goods
At the DyeWorks, foot of Mill Hill. in the
rear of the old Bakery, and ut his residence,
Main-st., Norwalk. Conn.
A GENTS.
Shcparr.l’s Bakery, Nor-walk.
G. II. Randle 8: Brother, Winnipauk.
Lyman Plait, Main-st., Danbury. *
David C. Palmer. at Horace Lockwood’s. No.
I Summer-st., Stamford
David Selleck, West Norwalk.
G. B. Bristol, at D. CIiapmun’s, Colman’s
block. Pittsfield.
Orders sent by Adam’s Express or by wag-
oners, will receive prompt attention.
Norwalk, March 2, 1857.
I0
._____.
ror Sale very Cheap,
NE of the best. built, most conveniently
arranged, pleasantly situated residences
in the Borough of Norwalk. The building ‘is
of Brick, constructed of the very best materi-
alsand in the most. substantial manner. It is
in the immediate vicinity of the business por-
tion of the Bridge, and is peculiarly well
adapted for a Physician or Merchant. as a por-
tion ofit may easily be converted into astore
or ofiice. Possession can le given i1mn.ediate-
13; if desired and terms ofpayment made easy.
For further particulnrsenquirc oi the Editor
of the Gazette. H36
01-!) PAPERS,
UITABLE for wrapping paper, for sale
cheap at this office.
To Oyster-men.
RINTED Blanks for transfer of Grounds
may be had at the Gazette Oflice or of
'I'. B. Gnmrrrn, South Norwalk.
LIME I IJIVIB I
LENS FALLS, Wood’s an-'1 HiII’s Lime,
for sale by the Bushel, Barrel or Loud,
delivered if desired, at as low prices as can be
had from the kiln’s,by -
CHAS .T. LEONARD.
CASHpa.id for Calfskins and Cattle Hides-—
the highest. prices. at OLMSTEADS.
Dr. 1.. 3. Wr1ght’s
SCR OFULO US ANTIDU TE.
S the most potent remedy ever yet "discov-
-ered for the following diseases.
Consuinption, Pleurlsy, Bronchitis. Pain in
' the Chest, Quinsy, Canker of the Mouth,
Constipation, Flucr Albus, and all other
Disases ot the Womb.
lemons-
nesss, Conval-
sious. all Cutaneous
Disea es, Dyspepsia, In-
flammation of the I32) es-,l’.r_v~
sipclas. Glect. Pimpled Face.
Spitting and Vomiting of Blood.
Piles. Whooping Cough, Dropsics. Hys-
tcrics, Jaundicc, and all otherDiseusec ofthe
L-iver.ImpoI.ency, Incontinence of Urine,
Influenza, Chills and Fever. Gravel
or Stone in the Bladder. Discu-
scs of the ‘Kidneys, Lumba-
go and all forms of
Rlicumatism, Ma-
rusmus and
Summer
Complaints. Palpilation of the Heart. Tumors
and Abscesses, Anemia, or Deiicumcy of
Blood, Atrophy or wasting ‘es’ the
Body, Bells and Cnrbnnr.-Ics,
Disease of the Spleen, Dir.-
ziness, of the Head,
Shortness of the
Breath; Flatulcncc, Sick Headache. Discolo
ration of the Skin,Ulcers and Sores general-
Iy. and all impurities of the system whatev-
or. 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
sovereign remedy. It may be relied on for
-all diseases for which it is recommended.
Nnw Yonx, Oct. 19th. I854.
L. B. Wnzour-Dear Sir: I have tor many
years been acquainted with the medicinal vir-
tues of your syrup, “ The Scrolulous Anti-
dote,” have used it myself, employed it in
my family; and frequently recommended it to
my friends and acquaintance, when suffering
from an obstinate cough and other symptoms
of incessant or even decided and long con-
tinued pulmonary diseuses. I have watched
its operation and elfecls very closely, and
never knew it to act injuriously. In almost
every instance when I have used it. or seen it
Deployed, it has worked charmingly and ben-
cficially—neve1-tailing to give some relief,
andgenerally doing decided good. It is,
moreover, pleasant. to the taste. I cheerfully
recommend it for the cases it is designed to
benefit, believing it really a very desirable
compound, and a medicine that needs only
to be properly tried to be highly appreciated.
‘fours respectfully and gratefully,
Rev, J. R. STONE. M. D.
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Proyidencc.R.I.
Fora. proof this, read the testimonials an-
nexed to the .TrcaI.ise.on Tubercular Diseases,
which may be had gratis at any drug Store
where the medicine is sold. These testimoni-
als are from the most respectable part of
the community in my neighborhood. and may
be consulted personally by any who desire so
to do. These cures are almost miraculous.--
Try it. and you will not be disappointed.
Sold. wholesale and retail, at 409 ‘Broad-
Wfl.V_s, New York, and at-all respectable drug-
’ 1throughout the Union.
, FIZL;-,-Dr. Wright can be consulted free of
°l1a1"e‘f§7-'3 at -l09.Broad‘way, from,-2.t.o 6; 9’¢l.0ck.
P. M.. daily. Rmllo
KNAPP & LYNES, Agents for N9l‘walk.
é.;.l»ll.~l.Im I:l- ['l'u-- l H g _
,,,,,, l I2:-c-.i-A-:13 til lm\'III
§.;;,.§g;, ‘I llu::«l.2*.'I\l,-,il
m
l
Pure Potash in Tin Cans.
3. tr. BABEITT,
.\.\‘n 70 Washing,-ion-si.._. N. l'., and 38
. L Imlia-st... llo;-lou. ’I'hc proprietor of
iis [’(.I’l‘.-.1-‘~‘.ll' has for n'::i.n_y yc-ass cm H the
;;;...;m; n-lmlile :-tundaul for
3 col l'ul.n:~l:. The aulullm.-1'uliun Imi-
mm: no g;«-nerul. that it lllln‘, m:l.witl:slnr.'.l—
lug its vnlmtblc propcrlic.-:, gun»: nearly out
of u.-.-.:. The I‘:-oprirtorlms Lulu-n lll:-|'¢'.~‘pmI-
.\llJllll_V of s|1lz.scIibixIg his mum: lo iI\'(‘ll‘y puck-
agc. and warrants the slrcuglh to be unilonn,
and when II.-.:cd always producing the .-nine rc-
.-.-ults. l'oI.a.-II many times is aclultemleil with
salt. which is (Instruction in making Soap;
it inakes the Ladies say they did not lmve
goml luck, etc. One other reusbn that Pot-
n.-ln has gmw out 01 use, is, it is so unpleasant
to llzmrllc, being put up in wooden casks, and
lmcmning a livuid in many cases, and very
troublesome to the retailers.
Now the proprietor Iii-at obtains pure Pot-
ashes, always being the same strength, and
producing the same results, and will w-.u rant
it in all cases, if the directions ure followed,
to produce double the ctfecl. in making soaps,
and all other purposes for which Potash is
used. with lull directions tor making the best
-of Soft, Hard, or Fancy Soaps. II. is niadc
with little trouble, the Icy is all prepared in
five or ten minutes.
1 lb. Potash warranted to cut 5 lbs. of
grease into good Soap.
12 lbs. will make one barrel of beautiful
soft soup.
Directions for making Soft. Soap.
Directions for making Hard Soap.
Directions for Laundries and Hotels.
Directions for cleaning cotton waste that
has been used for cleaning machinery of all
kinds.
Directions for using this Potash in place of
Sal Soda.
Directions for sticking India-rubber soles on
Shoes.
Q. All the above directions accompany
the can. ly‘20
B. '.l.'. Babb:tt’s
BEST SA'LERA TUS,
S prepared entirely different from other
salcrutue. All the deleterious mutter ex-
tracted in such a manner as top:-odnce Bread,
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without. con-
taining a particle of Salcratus when the Bread
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without eun-
talning a particle of Salcratus when the
Bread or Cake is baked ; thereby producing
vvholesoinc results. Every particle of Sale-
ratus is turned to Gases and passes through
the Bread or Biscuit while baking, conse-
quently not-hing remains but common Salt.
Water, and Flour. You will readily perceive
by the taste of this Saleratus that it is entire-
ly differ-ent Irom other Saleratus. When you
purchase one paper you should take the old
paper with you, and be very particular and
get the next exactly like the first, (name and
pic2~ure, twisted Loaf-Bread, with a glass cl‘-
feylvescing water on the top, as you see in the
bi .l
Full directions for making .B:-rad with Sour
Milk and Cream Tartar. and all kinds of
Pastry; also for making Soda Water; also,
directions ler making Scidlitz Powders, will
accompany each package. _
B. T. BABBITT.
(‘:8 and 70 Washington-st. ,N. Y.,and 38 India
st: ect. Boston. ly‘£0
Trees
.6’! T THE S OUTH .N'OR HI‘! LI.’
133'. ‘CT I3. 5 LEE I1 ‘I’
I’ IHE Propriciorswish to call the i‘:l.l.LlI1lCIb
of their customers and the public to
their choice stock 01 Fruit and Ormunental
Trees, consisting of Apple, I’. up, plum,
Cherry, Peach, A]J1'lC0'L, Quinn-. ;;ltrawber-
).‘l9S,GO0$el)L‘l'l’lrS, M’/rile I.‘l:u_-l;l.-cnie-.~:, and
bl:ickNnples Currants. '
Norway Spruce, \Vhil.e Pine, Balsam Fir,
American Spruce, A1-but-it-as, ll roping wil-
low, I-Iorsc Chestnut, Mountain Ash.
Also, the pure Red Antn-'crp,wIxiclz we war-
rant, and hold ourselves responsible for it.-
bcing the pure plant.
GEO. SEYi\iOUIl&. C0.
[9 We wish to call particularattention to
our large stock, bcingthe largest in inasmu-
ofdwarf Pears, of :80 or 40 choice varieties.
Cheap C511 Grocery Store.‘
HE Subscribers would rclm-n,thei1thunks
to the public for tlu.-irvcry liberal patron
age for the last four years, and they hope that
by strict uttentioli to the \\ unl.~ of the commu-
nity, and by fair and lionmablc (IctlIllig.t0
meritund receive a continuance ohheir for-
mer custom, believing as they do, that they
can and do sell all goods in l.lu‘l1‘lim:, at as
cheap at rate and as good a quality as canbc
found at any other sic-rein the county.»
They are now offering great. bargnlnsin Teas
Sugars, .'.’Lc.,and would invite ancxamina-
tion of their large and fresh stock 01 Groce-
ries and Provisions. A. llIOIlEIl0I SB.
No. 4 Skiddy’s Block
Agricultural Implements.
7-I-‘I-IE subscriber has now in storea full 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 boat-«l,P|ows,
Castings for saine. Horse and Hand Rakes,
Grain Cradles, with or without Scylbes, Put-
ent and common Scythe Snaihs, Silver and
Cast Steel Scythes, (u very super or nrticIe,)
Rifles, Scythe Stones, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
&C. WM. 0. STREET.
Norwalk, June 30th, 1857.
NOTIIER lot 01 Poudreue just received
0. T. LEONARD.
by -
June. I857.
Window Glass. 4
499
BOXES American,Frcnch and En-
glish window glass, assort.ed,from
6x8 1. 0 26x32. for sale at manul'ac.turer’s pri-
Will. C.S.TREE'l‘.
Crockery, China & Glass Wa.re.
ONE of the Ia:-gr.sI,1-ii-In-st and besfselu.-!-
cd stocks of Crockery, Glass dc China
Wares, to be found in Norwalk, can now be
seen at the store of the subscriber at South
N01-walk , together with a gene:-alassortment
of Groceries, &c., all ohvhiclx will be sold at
cxeeediticly low prices. G. W. Sh-IITH.
Consent, Plaster, &c.
EMENT .Calclnod Plasterand Marble Dust,
by l.l1(.‘BlI!4.llvlI‘l, Barrel or Loud ; for sale
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
by
RIED FI~1UIT.--—Pca.cbr_-s.Apples,l’lum
_ &c.,nl. 0LMS’I'EAl)’S
I N AMS and Dried Beet’. very choice at
. S. E. 0I.MS'l‘I~2AD’S.
S
'rU.u:'r‘se:-ztra No.1 f~.‘.yrup.jusl received.at
E. OLsxsrn.u>’s
2’I‘.rou and Steel.
FULL. assortment of Iron and Steelsnil.
ed tothis ma:-ket.just received and for
sale by ‘ WM. C. S'l‘REI-IT.
for sale inunhy
quanl.-lty, by IIUBISELL 31. CO.
by
.- ._.... __-._- .._..a
AIII«‘“.‘E-skirts and Cattle Hides wanted, for
which l.lu‘-lliglmsl. cash prices will bepaid
S I3}. OLMS'l'EAI).
Plastering Hair.
F a s uperioi quality, at wholesale or retail
by ' CIIAS.'l‘. LEONARD.
TIN :«_ooFING,
UTTERS, Eavetrongl1s- and Conductors,
and all olheryobbinpsin Tin,Copper and
Sheet Iron, done with ncatncss and dispatch,
and on the most reasonable terms, by .
’ GEO. 1". BELDEN.
Nor\valk..Ian. I0, 1867.
.‘:-‘pledges and Hammers.
TONE and I3lncl«smith’s Slcdgcs and ham-
mers, all sine-s, just. 'receivcd by
WM. C. STREET.
Silver Spoons.
ILVER Ware of every description war-
K. ranted pure, and beautifully engraved.-—
Also, Plated Forks, Spoons, .tc.; cheap for
03311. at’ 0. S. CLARK’S.
BUSHELS old Rock Salt. superior
quality,justreceivcd and for sale by
_ A. Monsnousit.
POTASH, No. 1, at
PORCELAIN Kettles. Sauce Pans, French
Tm Ware, Brass Kettles, Fry Pans, Bird
C9-8'93‘. M535, Brooms, Brushes, Pails, Chnrns;
Feather and-Naimo Dusters and Fancy Goods
at Lockwoods Furnishing Vvareroomg,
OLllISTEAD‘S.
OAL HODS, 5b°"‘-‘I5. and Ash Sifters, at
' BEIoDEN’S.
39855 400 Bowery, Junction 01' 3d and uh
.1-iio fill: 1'. xi ‘
C A S H
C L 0 T H IN G
3'e“_’}1\/.IZI£"(Z‘.'t'.'£’lZ!Z'lI2I‘fN.II.
AMOS CLARK,
368 and 400 Bowery,
.711’):-rlirnr. of T/1.i‘rd and Fem‘//I. Arcrmrs,
NE“/' YORK.
'I'lVO l"l"VE S T0./L 'Y1;'l,/'TL'[)U'\T(z'S
,-,,,mprising TEN SPACIOUS FLOOIl.S, devo.
ted exclusively to the sale and manufacture
of nmnv MADE CI.0'f‘1II.\‘(l (II every dcscripllln.
We have the gratil‘ying announcement to
make; that, owing to the liberal patronage of
an appreciating public, we have been induced
to fully refit and complete our extensive cs-
tablislxment, for the sale ol' all kinds of gar-
ments adapted to i\Icn's, Boys and Children's
Our efforts to establish a large truuu
wear.
upon tl.e
Lcnv Price Cash System,
Have succeeded beyond our most sanguine
expectations, and it is almost. needless to add
that this great principle. combined with the
advuntages of being located in the upper part
of the city, where rents are only one-fourth
that paid by down town clothiers, is the se-
crct. of our success and the basis upon which
is built our much envied reputation as the
Cheapest Clotlrimg I’l’a7-elwusc in Me City/.
Our various dep'.1rtmcnl.s we present as follows:
FIRST FLOOR. OF 398 AND 400.
To the Sale of Ready Marlo Garments, prin-
cipally for Mcn’s wear. "
SECOND FLOOR OF 398,
We devote to the Sale of Youths and Chil-
dren’s Clothing, forming an entire separate
department, comprising every style and qual-
ity of good’ to suit all sizes and ages, from 2
to 16 years.
Parents and others who may require goods
in this Depai-tmeut,will find our Stock one
which cannot be surpas2.o.-«I for elegance of
style and durability, and as our rates are in-
disputably below the customary standard of
Children’s Clothing, we respectfully solicit an
examination of our Stock and Prices. which
we feel confident will meet the approbation of
the careful purchaser.
SECOND FLOOR. OF 400
Is fitted up in a neat manner. and arranged
c.vprcssl_v for a cos-rou nnmn'r.ul-:.\r ; and we
tuke pleasure in inviging our Patrons and the
Public lo an inspection of this brancln of our
business, which they will find. in every re-
spect, wrrthy their patrunag-e, for it is our
dctcrmination to replenish this department
regularly with the newest Styles of Cloths.
refencs to our Customers’ tastes, as well as
fashion and elegance, we are prepared to
make to order at the shortest notice, and on
terms Iar below the usual rates.
A 7'/I.1':r.'l Floors of ball; B-ui/¢I17m;"s
Are occupied as our v;uou~:s.u.n nnrAn'r.\ir:.\"r.
which is filled with an immense Stockof
Each
and every article is fnanufactuu-ed with a
c|.orm.\'o SDITARLI-I 1-‘on .u.r. u.uum'r.~:.
view to srvu: and m.'n.um.1rr; and in this,
as in the other Departments, the purchaser
will immediately distinguish that our motto
is “Quick Sales and Small Prot-
its.”
CUTTING DEPAR'I‘MEN'I‘.
To this branch we have allotted the fourth
floor of No. 400, thus placing the Cutting,
Trimming, Giving Out. and Reception of all
work under our own supervision, thereby pre-
cluding all possibility of there being any dc-
eeption in the manufacture of our work, and
on the fourth floor of 398 the workmanship of
each garment is inspected by the Proprietor
fleforc it is transmitted to the Sales Room.
PIECE GOODS.
The two spacious basements of our immense
Establishment are filled with all kinds of
Cloths, Cassimercs, &c., used in the manufac-
ture of our Stock ; and in this, as in the other
departments, the most liberal discounts are
07ercd to cssu nouns.
A reference to the following list of Prices
will serve as a slight criterion to the I'ubIic,
and fully sustain the assertion that our prices
are I5 per cent. below any other house in the
City.
FROCK COATS.
Fine Black Frocks made and
Trimmed in good Style
Extra fine do
Superfine do
B USINESS COA’l‘S.
Such as usual price $4 and $6
now selling from
Fine Cross ribbed Cass. Coats
usual price $5 to $7110»: Bell-
Sil 50 to 5 00
5 00 to 7 00
7 G0 to I0 00
$2 50 to 5 00
i.-lg from 4 00 to 5 G0
Extra line Cnss., usual price $7
to $9, now selling from 5 00 to 7 00
FALL OVERCOATS, RAGLANS 8:
C.
Good style mixed and plain col-
ored Raglans. from
Fine Cassimerc Ragl-ans, trim-
$3 50 to 600
wed in style, 6 00 “ 8 00
Extra line cloth Overcome and '
Raglans, Elect fashion, 3 00 “ 1” “O
Superfine Cloth Raglunp, latest
Iashions, __ 10 00 “ I2 00
PAN'l‘.‘n'.
Black Pants, an e.\lensive us-
sortment, such as are usually
priced at $3 00 ill? 34 0”. ‘V9
now offer at Irom -
Black Pants, extra line,
Superfine Black Pants,
Flincy Cassimerc, an extensive
variety,
Good seiviceable pants, such as
Twecds, Jeans, S-atiucts, Un-
ion, Cnssimere, &c., ‘
I-‘inc Side Stripe Casslmere
Pants, latest patterns,
VESTS.
Moire Antique, different pat-
terns, usual price $3 00, now
sold from
$2 50 to 3 50
3 50 “ 4 00
4 50 “ 5 50
2 00 “ 350
l00“200,
356“ 500
'_$1 25 to 2 an
Extra fine Silks and Satins, 2 00 *4 2 50
Superior Grenadlne*SiIk, a!'c., 2 50 “ 3 00
AllkindsofCIoth,Caseixnere,&c. 1 00 “ 2 00
g‘ All the various kinds of goods found,
similar establishments at the same re_d1lce¢I
Anos'cLARK,
(Late Cum: Bno'rnr.ns,)
in
rates.
'_
!
Cassimercs and Vcstiugs; which. with spec.iu|_
ilhirrtistzzztizts. -
Eflrln
I‘r-nu the .\«':\t~rh'.iing (mi.;..._ 3
x
35 Tlrmulway, N. Y.
_ Plano Fortes
]j‘3iU.\l §i'.’..“I In tlfivllll. 5. 'l'|I|'M.1l‘uN K‘ .‘{n\.-:,
wholesale and retail dealers in Plano
h'ortes and lllelodeons, offer a lnI'g‘u assort-
uncut. ol instruments of the best nmkers of
New York and Boston, at the very lowest pri-
ces. Pct-son.-1 wishing.-; :1 good instrmnent can
select from u grc-.-aler variety than at any
other cstablislnncnt.
-.\'. Tnnns'ro.\' & Sons,
5?:-l lix'o;ul\vuy, N. Y.
N. ll.-—Piu.nos and Mcludeous to rent. slylli
The Consumptives Last Hope. .
AILY expel-icnco: proves that Consump-
tion in not that l'ut-.\l disoeu:-it: which it was
once thought to be. We are daily hearing of
the most :1:-tciiisliirig; enr«~s.wlnicli are made by
the use of the EAS'I‘ INDIAN CONSUMP-
TIVE ltIu‘i\II3.‘!)Y. ,'I‘hc receipt: of which will
be sent on the receipt of FOUR POSTAIII-3
STAM PS, or a pint bottle by the I'!'IIlll.l.iI.ll(.‘.0t
or 532. Address
ly5s Dr. GIL-kl’, 508 Brooms St. , New York.
Piano E‘or:tes.'
AMES VAN Ill Phllt. Piano .\Luinl'acl.In'« r
0- I78 lvoostcr-st., New York, oil‘-:rn to
dealers and others :1 line. ussortnuanl. of First
Class Instruincnts of ti, 6.’, and 7 ()ctave.~--
Warruntcd equal to any made for beauty of
tone. workunanship, and for stnlnliup, in tune
in any climate. Prices very low. Mer-
chants from all sections nrc invited to an ex-
amination bcforcbuying. (lrulers by letter
promptly executed. J.\s. V.\.\- Purnn.
lyl I78 Wooster si.,, N. Y.
‘iflellingis Compound Arnie
LINIMENT I I
BE Subscriber begs lea we to call the at-
. teutiuu ofthe public to t.h‘:<.ne.w and val-
uable preparation ol‘ ARNICA,combincd with
certain Vegetable Extracts. as iuisiirpasseed
for its H(*:|.Ill'Ig(I‘CllI‘1\l.lVt‘. [)'.0l)EI'llPS. in all
these external complaints for which Lin-
imcuts areu.-eel. such as Cuts, I.?r1Ii.~:¢-.-«,(;'I¢r:_/‘rs
Gulls, Rhmnnlism, Gout, ./Vrrvouq and In-
flammulory Palms’, ./Veurulgiu, IIr(HI(u'/1?
Pa-ms in the -‘Nile, Buck or Jm'n!.~i, In all
such cases it may be used with a certainty of
giving relief. It is good in fact in all Com-
plaints wbcrcun c.\'l..=rnaI application is :0-
qlIll‘0(I, for man or beast, and the subscriber
can culiscieiltiotisly r':ca.-nnucnd it as one of
the best Liniwentsoi the day. I’rir.'- 25 ccnfs
in-r Imtllr, S. G. \VELLlNG, Suit‘ |’|upl'lelm',
New llochclle,N. Y. Bush, Gale il; Robin-
son. Wholesale Agents, I86 lr:-v‘-~nwir;li Sercet.
Iii-as \’o- k. sly:-:7
KNAPP J1. Lvsns, Agents for Nor-.rnll:.
Er. Gray's Unrnvalleri
PAIN E-X’l'R/!(_7’1‘0}’i’.
I-"101! Chronic or liltl-innnalory Rliemnatism
.‘_-‘,we,Iliu-,5, Pain, and «tramp in the Limbs
or Sides. White Su'cllin;:;s and l~‘i-l»_m.s, Fru.-l.-
ed Feet, Cllllbluliis, (lorns. Tic l)oi0I'I::mx,
Nervous and Sick Headache. Eur and Tooth-
ache, Erysipclas. Bites and Stings of I’-pi.-=ou~
ous Insects, Flesh Wounds, Cuts. Bruises,
Sculds. Spruins, Croup. and Quinsy. ‘Sold
by Druggists and .‘Sl.c-re-kccpcre gem.-rally.-
Maunlac lured at 486 llroarlway.
.\l. W. GIs’.AY, I"ropriel.or.
All orders promptiy attended to. .~'ly‘:'.ll
.loH-N A. Wane, Agent. for Norwalk.
D N of Tziiailiii. Ix:
S.-‘IDDLB, nsausss a TRUNK
'.!'B§‘.\r£.'E’€.')ElI'I3'1%£.
' M. ll. .‘_s'WA\' would return thanks to
the citint-us of Norwulk for Ihcir liber-
:-.l patronage during the last 16 years. and
will l:||d(o,;l,\’l‘ll' In clcse|'vt* its (:OKIl.lIIui|II('.*‘. H-‘-.
is consI.unI.ly IInI.IlllltIl’,‘lllI'IIIg', and lamps on
hand. a. lull ussortineul of Ilnrncss, of all «le-
scriptions, comprising all kinds ol'.Buggy,
Gig, Express. Cart. Coach, Farm and Wagon
Harness ; also a great. variety of l.adir-s’ and
Gcntleint-n’s Riding Saddles. BI‘ll.ll(‘S, Martin-
gules, &.c.; Collars in great variety and every
style of pattern. I-‘|_v No.-ls, llorseclollis. 53-1-llllll.‘
Furniture. Sauldlt-r‘:-1 llardwuro-, Whips in end-
less variety. Trunks of all sizes and descrip-
- l.IOD.-I, Vallses. Carpet Bags, S:1tcllel:=,. dirt.
He feels well qualified by his long H.\‘pI:l‘l-
ence in the business.to _iu«.l-,:e ol‘ the tastes
and requirements 0: those having occasion to
patronize -an cxtensi vc Saddl-_-ry F.s.iabllsh-
menl. All in want or anything in his line,
will do well to give him a call.
Orders for any kind of work promptly exe-
cuted. Repairing done neatly and cheaply.
WILLIAM B. SWAN,
First Door /7/‘mil D. d'- IV. In’. R. Drpnl,
NOIf.WA Lu, Com’.
"”Ii3§r§t'3ii'§ i‘5aEéiIt*1'Tah}Iiii-g“
GAS COOK STOVE or I-IBATER
UR Family and other uses. It w‘lI beat.
his Patent Smoothing Iron.Cook uSl.euk
Stew Oysters, Boil Wale)‘, ‘Na, Coffee, etc.,
in Five illxsnrrs, and Bake a I‘-an of Biscuit
in ']‘wI-:i.vn To Fnrnzn-zx MI.\'U'I'r‘.B.
It requires the Gas from the commop Bur-
ncr only for combustion. For the Nursery
and Sick Iluom it is Invaluable. ’I‘heSm_ooth-
lug Iron lor Families, Ilonrders, lllillmcrs,
etc . is almost indispensable in warm weath-
er. The Steve or Heater is practicable in
all places where heat is l'(‘qllll'€( .
Dire.-(;ia,l.<..--Attach the flexible Tube to
the burner, turn on the gas and light at tho
mp of the pm'l'ul'ul(,-ll tin. The faucet regu-
lates the amount of heat. For sale by
S. & I.. CURTIS.
.‘£‘erI';1lizers I Ifertnlnzer-s!
PERUVIAN and Columbian Guano.
Super-Phosphate Lime, Poudrette,
Land Plaster, &e.,
constantly on hand, and for sale by
' CHAS. '1‘. LEONARD.
Norwulk, May, I857.
and Silver Plated
Anierirzm l{Ilivv:.~5
F. H. NASI-I‘.‘:‘-.
South Norwalk.
RITTANIA, Jupanhl
Wares, English and
and Forks, at
’ Cash 1'aid for flggs.
HIS Subscribers will pay the highest mar-
ket price for Eggs.
MEEKER «SI. Olllll TEAD.
Zinc Paints.
HE Subscriber offers 2). full assorl.ment of
the celcbrnl.cd Zinc I';iloIlS, ruxnprising
snow white, white, pearl and brown, ,-2;I‘0IllM’l
in Oll:u)ilIIlllllCl.lII‘o:(ll {by tllzea}-‘ €\l’)«'e\iv'l
- . a , - 5 0 e ‘ - ..
____...__.
Peed, feed.
bscribcrs kccpconstantly onhnnd
descriplionof I"er~d. whirl: it will
to sell to their c11.sI(m1crs at
no growling. Five us a call.
A. .\lOllI2‘.HOUSE.
______f_____,___...
New Stone Yard.
GOOD u.~sortment. of Flagging: Curbing,
Gutter, Step. Window Sills apd Lintels
of North River Blue Slone,just rél‘:idved and
for sale by CIIA:-1. '1‘. LI-ION.-\RI2.
Norwulk, Novenibcx-1356.
D rum:-s.
FINE Asso1'tmentol'PuInps, consisting
of Well Pumps, Weather Prooffor Wells
ofanydcptll, both Force and Suction. Hose
and Pipe attuclrcd .if\vautcd ;Cistern Pumps
d0.vn.rioussizcs ; Brass and Iron Cyleuders,
F. H . N.-\SH’S . -5-‘(mill ./Vurwullr.
‘IHE su
every
be a pleasure
all times and
at
OSIERY, Hosiery, llcsiery. Ladies will
. find it to their sulvantngc to call and see
our stock before purchasing.
0. S. CLARK.
ii.
OUR, some of the be-stin n1arket,al.
OL.\lS'I‘EAD‘S.
Yarns.
HAVE now on hand a large stock of th,c
ical Quaker Yarns, and am the sole agent
for the sale ofthe same, also llw WHITE l~‘i..\.\'-
nun. C. J. GRUMAN.
_ARION IlARLAND‘S New Book-—
MOSS-SIDE; by MARION lhnnsxn,
I Author of "‘ Hidden Path,” “Alone,” at
CAMPS.
LANEERNS.
GOOD assortment of Lante3tnI,including
A. some of the Dark kind, at
BELDE'N’S.
“—“’§.-:aav‘w.;a;a?v
“NOR-one or, two years, ‘on unencumbered
and improved Real Estate worth double
AVBIIIIGI .
the amount. For particulars enquire at the
gag“ otllce ofthe Norwalk Gazette.
i.‘tu... lg... -gm
rttscxmnts.
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Ho Jim;-.al\\':i;., .\- I
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l"rnm \"lSSC:-XEIL U\l'I'l.\l 5:” l._?--...
llllllrm, .-\pplo.-I.-.m’:s' Building, nip .y.
2211.’: core‘ 11316153. .‘-.‘£";‘.{.:.[.“:T1‘.I'..
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l;I.)IlIlIll‘l'l.’.I.¢.l.
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and l~‘in'.o.uciu1
New.-paper,
’ul-lishcd monthly by
\’l‘;3SClIl£l{, OWl'}.\' .".'. CU. ‘
1;-In l;r-.;a:lw.xy, N. L
Mailed to ruinscribn-r:-x at
on (.."/.«.':vf/'.~; A 3'/3/1.1.’,
l’1‘MzlHIlixnlwr or the U<.m|IIlI‘l‘Cl:ll Register
will contain a. \'_‘u|‘t:{ully pi-rpm-a-«I and well di-
gested Iiluuctury Articl--, a reliable ltcpurl. cl
the static of the Marin-.l..-:, :1. current. l,i:ull{ Note
List, and go:nc1‘n.ll_y all iuI'«..-an-.u.ion relative to
( .'m-1:’/ncrri.-ll r//ml ."’l-'1‘.‘;-.‘.:-,1/.5 I..- ll‘/A///t.'r.r.
i\Icrcl'r.uits in town or country will llnd this
the Inusl. I1:-'t:l'u| us well as the .-,’,p.,/,,.,; N,.w,_..
papa.-r published. Special iiulu.~.-l..._.,,l_,., (,ll',,,~..,l
to u,-.'_I:ul..il and l.liose getting: up !)lul.:.'.
Address V1.~:.-mm-:i:. Um-..\' .52 11...,
Zilli l3l‘0:ulW:t_‘,’. fl, Y,
Green Sand Mlarl 01' New Jersey
TIIE New Jersey l1'c|‘lilizu:l' Coinp-any is
now prepzwi.-II LU n_:-:.<.'i\ U orders Iur their
llII[)I)l‘l.‘.lIIl. nmuure. iforull lands upon which
uslics are bcnulicml, the Marl i:. mun: tllull It
.-ulbstitiitc. '
Pi-oi. Cook in lm-. Annual I£«-lmrt In the
Lcgisl-.o.turc of New J-:r;;~:y ;,-my .~: " "I he \'u.lm-.
of these mzirls in best :.«.-cu in the rich und
highly cultivate-.ldist.rlct n l.IlClI has bu.-e—:u ‘un-
provcd, almost made, by their use, but Il
may be ll|l.I£|‘L‘:sl.lIIg to c.\.".uuitu: the c~.u1s«::a of
their great. value III_1\gl'lI:IIll.IlI'(‘, -.unl to com
pare them with other lcrLill'/.I-I‘:-'. rur 'éx:un-
plc, the po!.u.~:h alone may be Luluell at an av-
-.-ruge of five per cent. ill the whole weight. of
the M III, a bushel when dry \\'t-ipllill;-; civ,-_l)ty
pounds. and in the proportion Inn!I|l.luIJ_ml
would contain four pouml.-; 4.1‘ pun.-.i.'-ii, this i:
nearly as much as tlncrc I: in ll. I-.n.-zhul of un-
Ieuched wood ashes.” And :n;.-,':Iin, it is prob-
able that the great. value of the Marl is to be
found in the fact that it a‘unl.;tllls nearly all
the substances necessary in nlalu: up the ash
or our common cultivntml plants.
Price, delivered on board \‘c.vse-I at the
wbarves of the Cv)IIl]')ilIIy ul. l’m-tluml Heights
on Raritan Bay, New Jersey, st».-vcn cents per
bushel. For further p-.n~tic.ul:-.ra sec Circular
sent free of puslage. Urdeer.-. for ulllcl lr:l‘l.l-
ll./.t‘| .-‘ will rn.-cv_-iv4,-- prompt 9.1.1.:-nlinn. Ail
sire-ss either of the nml-:r.~‘i;-,'nr~«l. .
C-k.\.liI.l‘.'S -‘:lI~.‘.-\ um. |’re:ii«'lent.,
h‘,lx,',l:',‘lllo! l‘o:;l. Olllr-9, N. J_
T.-‘.Pf'Et.‘ ’I‘otv;-::si::.n. 'l‘r«~n:-.1u-»:r,
' 3.2. f\'1l.‘<gl_Il .":‘llL‘Hf,_ N, Y_
C no. \‘.’. A-'r'.-goat), ::l--.:r»:l.uly.
1*,-l ~ lli Cedar :-‘.l.r<-v-l.. N. Y
N. 'I‘h-re wishing: hi-.u'l for Spri_u_s.r_ use.
-houlal nrtler imun-dial:-Iy to secure ils early
shipm-.-nt. Uril--rs will be filled in rotation.
IE'airbanlr’s Plo.t.1’ornu & Counter
5 C A J; B :55 .
FAll{BA{§Ks ,y_»_ (;u_ l.;,,-._- rumrnlly open ed
a spacious \\'n.r:=iu.1I.-.:e at I51-I l$ro:u.l\vny,-
New Yo-li, wb:~r»- they nil‘:-r at wliolrsale and
retail the most «_-.utnplx:t«.- :t‘i:‘hl'l.lIl(‘Ill of Weigh-
lug App~.-u'ulns to be fcun-l in the United States.
Anioug the 1l.l'llL'.l(:£". om»:-s.-d'\-.'ill be’ found up-
-.v-.u--ls of s.oveni.y diff».-rent mmiiiiratioiis of
l~‘uirbunk’s Scales. Al:-‘n zt gt‘-':Ll. vuric.-ty of
ll-.iker.~=.’.Jevvclcrs’, Dru -;i.-‘ts’, L-’rnca:i:«‘, and
other scales. Spring l.iill:t:I(‘(.‘>'. I’:it«-ni. Ileams,
'1‘-:slc.r;»;, Wt-l_lz,lil.*:uml .'ll-'-'.t.~'-un-1:. ci.(:.
lI:v.y and Coal ;:‘)l',lI~I\‘.": aw.-l. in -.m_y payl. of the
country by Okllelltrllm-cl uml-znu-n. '
Wliolesalc A _1.It:|IiS-' I":-r ilruw ifs Improved
Patent Self-In-aling l~lnl:-try l“|:ul iron.
()rder.~. by llizlll or otlu-rv.»'i.sv will receive al.-
tention. l".J.l lll.’..— ‘S «X: Cl‘). ,
tn.» I.‘~‘.'.l l‘li‘I,'-ml‘-\.._,. . Nvw Yuflf.
vvssmrons
Saddlerv, Harness and Trunk
E1v:r1=-c;a§s7;r*.:::*1sa* 2
a[.P.l*l S :l.-u-ribcr lg»,-1-p.~‘ n(n.'l.‘-l.:l!lll_\_' on hand,
and will lIIIl{I_‘ to tIl'Ill’i' ".ll :tr(.i('lve:'-.t1)‘:pcr-
-'-.xiui.ng: tn ni.-< tin.» of basin: -. of the Intel. mu-
tetiul and wnrkan-.msluip.; us .'1l.luW prices.-
hi-.-'cr_y description of l'l'.Il‘li-.;:-‘:~' r:onH1.anlly on
..iun(l, or mail!‘ to order: :I lso ft ;1l‘P:-Ila \‘:tric'_‘7
oi S-ulrll--s,Bmllues. .\l:u'l.in3.r_nlaes, etc... u'I.“0.
Fl ,7VJNt‘i5, l.iursc-clol.l:.~‘.. '\‘/hi}.-.< in endless va-
rir." -.’l‘runks of all si «-.~:-.-ml nIer.=ct-iptions,
V-,1! _s__ U_u*pol B-_l:_rs. S.i1ill}llr-l.'4.I!ll‘... (:16. Iii‘-—
: ,u_-lug done neatly and promptly on the
'ho1Lc.~:l. nol.ic.c, -and tum! I'x‘:*..~’i'nlHil>lI' terms.
\\-'l‘l.l.lA .\l .I()NES.
East side the Bridgy‘. W1-.-’l.p llll
WOOSTER IEOIISE,
DAN llI7ll.\',.(?t)..Ԥ.\'.
HIE .‘hll,-.~:criber, lmving pim:-.l1ased the
almvl-. named llotvl, i.--: prepared to re-
ceive. permanent and ll'il.Il:7lI'Ill. boarders, and
to entertain 'l‘1'u\'t-Ila-1'3‘ and tin: l'n°xlic gener-
ally. The Hotel is large. counnodlon:-;_. and
is fitted up with the cmiv._-niem:i+.=.~= of modern
Hotels; it is -.-i.')un4l-.uit.ly supplit-(I with pure
Spring \Vater,aml is pleaszuitly located, on
the Main Sin.-cl.. within -.1 very few rods of the
Railroad I)ep0l.. .
Danbury is one of the liucst and largest III-
Iand towns in Cunner‘ll«.‘.I1l.; healthy. pleasant;
and is g'.‘nerall;~' zulmliml for its tine shadr-
trees and beautiful .<euncr_-.'. There are also
establislied a m1inl:cl‘ol'-,{co.l Boarding Schools
I'm‘ Buys and Girls. _
The undersigned will spare no pains to give
satislhction to his (luesi.-. and solicits the pat-
ronage oi his Frien-.ls and the Public.
WILLIA-.\I I’. S1‘;-IVENS.
Book sinamgl pi. ninaiugu
.§;l.yer’s ‘§itts,_
ii ‘IlIl'_:l‘I|Il‘I|'2-"l.v\',“ .;i ;,.,,§_.§
l:gi}I.|I'.lI.l\i£. ;.nvli’-:»---.,, _,,.,__
-mi n-use-lulu
:-1’-‘ lllulnl I0‘
1: 3- 2." of -Iisai...
.°.ul-j-rim--I are the o:..I--n~..,,,l,. ,‘,,,m some nIn.~ul tin
"lI‘..u.‘é. ul XI.--ir r.l'4--tie. 1.: !in .1 ;nl‘:u:Il1‘{'.
IL: runny -...i.. /'
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Fr-‘Mn Dr. I~.'. II’. l'u.-mwiglal, of ,-\'-w .-nu.-3
“'1'0ur PILl..i nre the );l‘l:n'_l-, .,j' pm--_.,.g.-i. 'I -ir l“'.' ,_.,-
.pmli1iun Hu|'l):l.-I-.9 may I-.utln'.rnc \-.'.- pmsi-.t~4. 'J ev are 1
but very certain and ell’:-uttual in llu.‘lI‘:1rLiull A In:-. b-.
which makes tln.-in invaluable Lu u.-; in 11“, ll
uf (lisuwu-.”
Fun J.u::.'n1ci-2 .-xxn ALL I.1v:;n ('70
From Dr. 'I'.“:eodm'-3 11:11, of .‘v'r:v Ym‘L‘
“ Not only are your I-'H.I.:! zulunirnbly u(l:I ml to ,-
pu]-p0:_-9 35 ml uperl--nt. but I mnl ”,.,-i;- M. fl.-lul rj
upon the Liver yer}; nI:1:l‘-.--I imlemi. They rave in:'_
prafjficg proved more elfertxzul for the cure 0 l1iIt'(-mg
hits than any one re.-r_~i-.-dy I can mention. I aim‘-
rejulcc that we have at l5aIr!:ll| a lIlIl‘_£"flIl\'e wb In I: we;
“fie ¢;,ufideuc.- of the ln'ul'c.1sI-)1) and the pdoplg ,
Dvsrm-sr.»~. — I.\'I)IGI-‘.S'I'lfI.‘I.
From Dr. Iieiml -1- ""‘¢'~l‘. 0.1’ 8!. Low
¢¢'l'lle Plus you were kind ¢-.iicIx;zh.t.u renal u: lmvo I.
all used in my practice. nml l_ur\'e salrslxeil u.-5 at they‘
truly an exlmurilinn.ry !De\II'.'IIl'!. bu peculm up; 1
mlnpted to the disensm of the human system. lb lllcy 5.
to work upon them alone. I have cared some -1--.. of;
pepsin nlul indi_.7c~:t:‘:m with them. whml-I Md Blslccl
ulllul‘ remedies we commonly me. Itidecd I I: V.) ax],
mentally found them to Le ell’:-ctnal In almost. a the c.
pluiuts for which you reculmnend them."
Dvsn.\"rnur — DI.-\R.R}{Q-LA — REL
Frum Dr. J. (1. Green, of L‘hicu.gu.
, “Your Pms haw-. bad a long trial in my prar ‘c. an.’
hold fluent in solemn as one of the best up-;-rienls hire in
found. 'i'{II¢.-ll‘ulll:l’ullvt~eiI<,-4‘! upon the liver In es the
an excella-nz ;=~=~.-..;-l_v. when _l!l\'cu in small doses, ‘ Lilia
Clymztury lI1llI¢.fiL(I'7”l(l!ll. Their sugar-coating in :-4 the
very axcceptablu and convenient for the use of w “cu an
‘ ‘en.
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Front Jlrs. E. .‘.'.'uurt, u;.’.o p_)‘cch'~e~3 a. a I'hyg[c|'u1l u7‘M.‘diur"l
U1 oxluu. 1
“ I find one or two large doses of your PILLS, tak at ‘lb
proper time, uh: L‘XlZcll(.'Inl. prumotives of the new secrc
lion when wholly or partially suppressed, and alsolery cf-1
fectual to cleanse the stomach and expel worms. ’1_ y are ‘
so much the best plnysic we have that 1 recommend mother 5
to my patients.” x‘
CONSTIPATIOX COSTIITNESS.
Ham Dr. J. 1‘. Vuuglni, Montreal, Canada. ‘ ,_
“ Too much cannot be said of your Plus for the cute 01
cuslineness. If others of our fraternity have found them
no efficacious as I have, they should join me in proclaiming
it for the benefit of the multitudes who suffer from that
gomplalnt. which, although bad enough in itself, is the pro-
genitor of others that are worse. I lzcllove costizeness to
originate in the liver, but your Plus afi’-act that organ an
cure the disease." .
Im-nnrnne or THE Bnoon — Scnoruns — Enr-
‘ BIPELAS — S.n.'r Rnnuu — Tzrrnn — Texans
— Rnnnunrsn — Gour — Nnnnsnoxs.
From Dr. Ezekiel Ilall, Phfladzlphia.
“ You were right, Doctor, in saying that your PILLS purify
the blood. They do that. I have used them of late years in
my pnwtice, and agree with your statements of their etficacy.
They stimulate the excretories, and carry off the impurities
‘\
stimulate the organs of digestion, and infuse vitalit mi
vigor into the system.
“ Such remedies as you prepare are a national benefi nd
you deserve great credit for them.”
Fon }In.u>.\cuI-:—S1cx Hmu>acnn_— Four. S :-
ACH—PILES—DB0P8Y—PLE'l‘H0RA-—PARA
—Frrs — &c.
From Dr. Edward Boyd. Baltimore.
“Dun. Dn. Ann: I cannot answer you what com
I have cured with your PILLS better than to say all-
ezvertreat with a purgatii-e medz'ca‘ne. I place great ad-
enco on an effectual cathartic in my daily contest
ease. and believing as 1 do that your Pius ationl us 1
we have, I of course value them highly." 3
3- Mostof the Pill: in market contain Mercury, ‘ch,
although avalunblo remedy in skilful hands, is da one
in a public pill, from the dreadful consequences t tra-
quently follow its incnutioua use. These contain no cu-
ry or mineral substance whatever.
Ayers Cherry Pecto
Has long been manufactured by a. practical chemi ml
nary ounce of it under his own eye, with invariable a-
racy and care. -It is sealed and protected by law from n.
terfelta, and consequently can be relied on as gas e,
without udnlteration. It supplies the surest remed e
world has ever known for the cure of all pulmonary
Iaints; for Canons, Cows, HOAESENEBS, Asrnm, C ,
nooruso Conan, Bnoncmris, Incmzxr Consnnnxon, a
for the relief of consumptive patients in advanced stag 1'
the disease. As time makes these facts wider and be _
known, this medicine has gradually become the best I -
cues of the alllieted, from the log cabin of the America;
peasant to the palaces of European kings. Throngho
this entire country, in every state and city, and indeed
most every hamlet it contains, Cnnnv Pseronn. is known
as the beat of all remedies for diseases of the throat anl
lungs. In many foreign countries it is extensively used b
their most intelligent physicians. If there is any depen ,
once on what men of every station certify it has done for
them: if we can trust our own senses when we see the den.
gerons ufiectiona 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 is it irrefutnbly proven that this medicine does
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 unmistakable benefit conferred on
thousands of sufferers, could originate and maintain the
reputation It enjoys. While many inferior remedies have
been thrust upon the community, have failed, and been
discarded, this has gained friends by every trial, conferred
benefits on the afllicted they can never forget, and produced
cures too numerous and remarkable to be forgotten.
Prepared by Dr. J. C. AYI-lll,
PRACTICAL AND Al‘lALY'l‘ICAL CHEMIST,
LOWELL, IVIASS.
AND SOLD BI’
Bl~.‘I£I.;E is So.\' Agents, Nor-walk ; N. Consroci-:
A’. Sex, do Wilton.
W E have just. received a new lot. of Tin,
l|IIll‘:‘l' the new taritl’ rates, and will
give In-.ttcr l)iI.l.';{2\lII!l than ever, in all kinds
of Tin l{oof.~', Conduit-.l.ors, \‘u':1ler Leatlc-rs;
Gutters, .S:e.
C. 6;: E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
I~‘ you wish to see a rush, call at the Messrs.
Imckwuoils’ \VuI'er0mns' You are .- .re
to meet all of your Iris.-nds there. The open
every day new styles of goods, comp. ..-‘lug
all that is u:-ually kept. in a New Ycrklleuse
I-‘nrulshing Store.
OUR friends will please remember that we
manufacture all kinds of Plain and Fan-
cy Tin Ware. Having many superior work
men, we will l'I:‘(:cl\'G any orders with pleas-
ure, and execute lhem without delay.
1). it: E. K. LOCKWOOD .-It CO.
E"aucv Goods.
M. KNIGHT Jr. CO., Im curlers and
. ll'hole.':‘:\lc Dealers in Eng isb, French
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have them bu-in-.l. Iylv:-f '«_uul [M693 "0
suit the lime,-s. at the l§nc:~:t..--tic.-‘: book Bl-\‘lN-‘BY
,,l- A. u. cant’,
Nu. l7 Mill!) St.
G_A'I‘Ill:‘.R your :\I:t,s.r;.1:'.iu»::=. l0g';':’rLlIi‘I' and
fresh Groceries. .
’\}_fE gl:I,_~:(;]‘il_)l3l‘ keeps er-n.~‘tantly on hunll
and is daily 1'6.-I‘--.i\‘l”.=€ -='l'l‘P”‘-‘-“ 0‘.
,--,.-/, ]«‘,;,,,-i/3/ G’/‘ru'c/‘ies,
oscll as cheap as flit‘
.‘:.‘1.per2'ar and Fr
which be it prepare-ll 1
mm: iui'el‘lm' quulitic-s .1-an be [)Ill'C‘lll\Sl"l.| else-
“,,,,__,.,.q,,,,. Ls_,.,./,_ lie l:l\'ll--.~' an l'X_‘.lI‘1IlIIl'\I.U.‘Il|
of his stock ol'::‘~tuple Urn.‘:o*|'it'-‘is f'"l-l-“W-“.1 mm
the :.ul'-lie will «list-o-rix it in .I...,- lor_ their own
,m,_.‘,-e_c_.; ;.;, lmy the first up:-.zIiI.u-s oi goods for
(v,”/,_ Whig“ they 9;“; ([4,) lIl‘tl..-I,‘l“h'dn l.ll£'y can
els-.2wl.o.-rc on credit. (live hlnr -.1 call as he is
dull,-l‘l|llIl€et‘l nut. to be (:lll.Il0ll.l' I(ll‘lN'I' In quail-
ty or price, and up he in; -,4:-. la,-1-Lztsli. and sel-
“ng ‘~,,,. (),,_.l,_ [,9 .11:-._-ml- tr. nuuulnin the abil-
ily to It‘tl‘:l'llII all he pn.mi.-v.~'. _
an '1‘. (.'nI‘t:~I‘.\'.~\LL.
()ppo:ntc I). ill’. N. R. Ii. in-put. Ifll
Gas. Gas. ‘Gas.
I-IE Gas I~‘itl.in-g l»u~.=ln~,-s.-2 will In.-reafte1'
be carried on by us. (la.-: Pipes put in at
very low prices, by a Nmv Ym-k Gus Finer
that thoroughly unilcrslamls llm blI:5l:.t'::-LS he
isfoIlowin_9;.
Gas fixtures.
E have a good su-I:-ntion cl’ newest pat-
terns ol‘Uhund.-li--r.- and Gas llixtnrer-,
which we now offer to the-. public at the whole-
sale price, which will -.\Il‘n:'d great induce-
menls for those in want. of Gas I«‘i.\:uu-cs, tor
there will probably not be surlx induxzeiuents
otfcrcd again, as (host: l"i.vl.urc.~' not sold we
are to return to the mannfucturers, and we, in
consequence, olfcr tlw above advantages to
the public.
(3. & Ii. LCICK WOOD 8'. CD.
‘I'm Electing,
UTTERS. Euro ']'rou;_-,l1.-I. and all other
_ Jobbing in Tim, Copper, and Sheet Iron
done at short notice and reasonable: terms
URI). F. BI9ILI)EN.
AEBERT §5.r.‘ElR_P,E;.'I;,-,
Merch.a11't Tailor.
F you want to save $5 on every suit of
clothes, call at the e.-|.nl.IishmenI. ol A.
.x'o3i-pel, in the "Modi-I i\I-ark:-1” building.Nor-
walk. The public are r--spcrti'uIly invited to
crl’. and cxiuninc thc ext.-nisiw stock that is
‘.0 ma l'ouud at this plat-21.01‘ the latest. $l.ylL
-.,nd bestquality of
F/‘em;/}. ,(L',.1_’,u!./_zs, C'.'(.v.-:i;21rrrx um! ‘l’rstivzg's,
tcgcther with articlas I171‘ 9-lH‘.“'t£ mid Slimmer
wear. Also. a general :.t.‘<:x(|i"l.lI,l€‘I_Il. of gentle-
men’s fiirliisliitig goods. c-m.<usting in part of
Hats and Caps, Uiubr:-l!:=..-2. .Shirts. Collars,
Cravnts, Ilandkcrchiefs. Suuspeiiilers, ac.
Ready -In-.ule Garuu-nl..c. of good material and
made in a workmanlikc manm,-r.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vcstings by the
yard or pattern. cut tree of char,9,'e.
ChiIdren’s Garments of every description
receive particular attention.
The subscriber would return his sincere
thatikato the publi_c at large, for. the liberal
patronage extended to _l_x_ira during -the past
seasonsat his store at South Norwalk, and
open by strict attention to business, to merit
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ly new and highly successful treatment, a
and German Fancy Goods, Nos. ‘.56 and 28
Vesey street, (up stn.il's,) between Broadway
and Church street, New York.
Combs---BuIl'alo, Rubber and Horn Back
Combs, in great. variety ;*'l‘wist, Dressing.
and Ivory Combs._, Bm(uns——Whalebone,Gilt,
Lu.-ting, Monair, 'I‘wisI., Bone, Metal, Silk,
Thread, Agate, etc. Bruslu-s-—-I1air,To0th,
Null, etc. Linen 'l'hread_. Spool Cotton, Nee-
dles, Pins, Ilouks and Eyes, Hair Pins. Elas-
tics, Wlmlebone. Linen and Cotton Tapes,
Linen and Cotton Bobbing, Scissors, Thim-
bles, and a great variety of Fancy Goods and
Fans, 5-lc., all cheap for Cash. Iy26
H Choice and Selected Tees:
4 CHES'l‘S o1Green and Black Teas.
. Coffee and Teas. warranted to please
if pricean-.1 quality ,they defy superiority.
A. ltlonsuorsr.
New Silks.
frfllfl day received, a large assortment pf
Dress Silks. black and colored, some new
and b-.-anliful style.-s,auiI some great bargains.
C. J. GRUMAN.
' RIME Country Geese Feathers, Tube,
. Wushboai-ds,and all kinds of Wooden
Ware; ’l‘able, Butchers, Pocket, and all kind
of Knives; Britlania and Silver Plated
Wares. Summer Ranges. Oven Fronts, Iron
Iloater.-. &c., at LocIuvond’s Furnishing Store
Norwalk Hews Depot,
Sim l'I.\'(.‘ AND 11.413 D1zEsSI.‘.'«3 S.-i,_I.o0N.
Vrll E Subsctibcr still continues at his glg
. . Stand. the general Newspaper and Perl-
odical businrss. All the New York Dailies dc-
Iirercd In so l:.sc1-llJt‘l‘.\t on the arrival of the
cars. and .‘»Iap:uzincs and Periotlicnls supplied
at the lowest. market prices. Shaving and
Hair llressiug l‘.l‘)nlIilIIl‘l.l as heretofore.
Also Agent for Norwnlk of Adam’s Jr C0’!
Express Co. GI-toner. W. Jnxxxxgg,
hlnriralli, Sept. ‘Ist, I857.
Koopsl ffioops l’! Hoops l l l
T CL.-\RK‘S may be found all the‘ styles
in market, Brass, Whalcbonc, Reeds
Steel Spring. «kc. '
‘R,7"(l_()¥l3F’g,l_V“l.=‘e and Mats. Sheet Lead and
1.-and -ip_e, at _ H_NAS_n2s_
South Hgrwalg:
A Fine emu: that Strikes,foi-$151)-,
ND a large: assortment of all the best
styles in market. 0. S. CLARK,
Thermometers.
NEW snpplyjust received by.
KNAPP dz LYNES.
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HE !‘~FiCRl“.'I‘ I.\'I"Illi\IiT_IES OF _YO,lLlT_H MATURI‘T¥ .
Just publi.-x.be.I, gr.m'.~', the 25th Thousand. -‘ A flu-
lfolxls. on the rational treatment, without n1_edlcIne,..,f
-gm-rmaturrlu-a ur Local Weakness, Nocturnal Etnluionlf
benilal and Nervous De-bility, Premature Decay of
?'.“Sl<~In. lmpoleucy, nud impediments to lllarrlago all.
"filly. by 3. us 1..~\NF:Y n n 3 ‘
The important fact that the many aldl-ml . mm.
plninls, originating in the imprndence and so Mag 9
youth, may be easily removed WITHOUT MEDICINE’ '3
in this small tract clearly demonstrated ; and tin OIC‘I'l‘1e-
s adopted by
the Author, fully explained, by _ .
pus isenabled to cure HlMSELFm]f1l‘i-lf':c‘t)l'yva‘!lIl:T.n:'t.l|;{
east possible c.t th b 'd‘ . -
nV§lrl"3lS of th: duh’. -ere y ‘Wm mg an ‘he adv“-‘fled
..ent to any address, gratis and post free in a sgalgd
a full share of patronage.
1 ALBERT Kfli‘-R,PE_L.
envelope. 1: remitting two posts e slam a to Dr DE
Impound Street, New ,9:-lg‘; r‘ :' ,- .- 5
Laser, 1: ,
that stngnato in the blood, engendering disease. '22‘.-'."""
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