Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, January 5, 1858 · page 3

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Int cvcstivgt Aunouujo ement.

l<‘ill.y-one varieties of valuable Sr: mg

offered FREE to Subscribers of tho
AMERICAN AGRXCUL'l‘URIS'I‘ for 1858.

. The Seventeenth Volume of this
Journal opens withsuch inducements
to all Faunsns, GAIRXIENERS, and cul-
tivafors of even thetmallcst. Plots,
(ladies of course iucludcd,) as have
uever been offered before by the
Publielicr of this or any other Jour-
nal. to wit : -

The J',g'rim1lfur'i.eI is enlarrrcd to
32 Double Quarto Pages in each
number, '

Six of the best practical Cultiva-
tors in all the, country have been St -
cured to writefor its page during flu,-
year 1858 besidesa host of oceasioif-
at contributors.

Over 800 beautiful, instructive
Engravings of Rural Objects. of in-
terest and utility, will be given in

 

]'_)UHE

SEED
Ffihlli
GOOD

-. I358.
‘ The January Nllfrl-lIf)l'l has '75 in-
]'JUR-E structive artiel».-a-..uud over 30 en.

gravings. and this is a fair sample.
though even less valuable than the
succeeding numbers will be. '

The January number gives a lip;
%EED of Fifty-one varieties or 1-‘mm,
, l- Gsunsx and F1.ownu Sr.r.ns,_ of
1, choicest kinds and best quality
'-, mostly obtained f'rom the best gar:
l . dens in Europe- From this 1;“

:[,‘iREE every subscriber will be entitled
to choose any three parcels he 0,.
she may desiyc. free.

The Seeds will alone be worth to
- many persons the full subscription

GOOD price ; but-aside from them,

I.v.'vrr_1_/ number will ,confniu as
much. ]_1rsl role reu-ding, and more
eugruvtnp;s, than most of the Dollar

PURE Books offered to the public. '|‘hon.

sands of subscribers have said. I-van
of the past. less valuable fmmbers.

for‘ $1} each, still Volmne XVII (for
IS58) will be fnrni.-xhed to subscri-
bers, entire, for $1; Six copies for
$5 : ’l‘en or more copies at 80 cents
each.

Do you ask how all this can be
done ‘!

Ans. The flgrir-ullr/rist has a

larger regular circulat.ion than a
dozen of the ordinary AgriQul]_]1ra|
and llorticultural journals. A few
cents profit on each subscriber. gives
21 large sum to be app.-op,;._,¢L.,] to
P9-Yl“-‘.-I ll!!! best. writers.——collccting
lnfoimation—costly En;rravinors—- —
.uid f'or the Seeds for f‘;-en, riigfj-ibu.
fion,
Further ; the Publisher is deter-
mined toissue a journal that shall
not only be an noxon to the Agri-
culture and Horticulture of our
Country, but one which shall be so
valuable and so full of instruction
in every department of Soil Cul-
lure, whether on a large or small
scale, that no person (except those
shut up in brick walls without a
foot of spare land) can afford to be
without it. _

3530.000 were spent upon the
Agriculturisf last year. and, as the
present new and renewed subscrip-
tion list warrants it,f.hc sum will be
doubled for 1858.

The Publisher-’s motto is: “ get
up the Best paper firsr,-and make
money afterwards if he can."

If you want such fl. Journal, with
the extra Seeds, fl-‘c.,cend sit (in
:. gold. or 3 cent P. O. stamps, or bills
 -of Banks in good credit at home)
and you will xsceive the January

PURE

3; srso

FREE

 

GOOD

PURE

 

PURE number at once. f'rom which you
can select. the seeds. The future

SEED _ numbers will be mail:-d on or before
the first day of each month. Ad

» dress as above.
FREE ORANGE JUDD New-York City.

 GE. ‘§l:i11hIt’s Qfnlunm.

-AA-.~.-.-.«-.\.v-. »-..- ~ - \—, -.- «\._\-,.a- . .,.,. \—.\\\.

ifvfP0if1‘AfiI Aasouucemsur

TO THE PEOPLE OF NORW.-lI.I{ AND SUR-

“~\ BO[l.\'DING COUNTRY.
 . I ___-v_ _ .
New-Business Arrangements

‘ . FOR

‘ 1 3 5 3 ..

I M M E N S E ~

RED U0 TIO N _IN P If IC‘ » 
and adaptation ofa

STRICTLY

Gash Principle,

3 in trade! On and after January lst, ]858,the
‘ Subscriber will make 9. deduction--of

20 Per Cent.

upon all his goods and sell
FOR CA .311 ONL r,_

believing that his own and his customers integr-
tests will be greatly promoted thereby. “_Al-
though it has been freq uently" ass'erf.ed’fliat a

S’l‘R.IC’l‘LY CASH BUSINESS,

cannot be done in Norwalk, he thinks differ-
ently, and has resolved upon trying the ex-
perimenf.

Eats, Gaps, niufilers,
Gauntlets, Gloves, Mittens. Umbrellas, &c., of
every variety of style, quality, and p!'lCe,kept
constantly on hand and sold so low that. all
will rejoice at the adoption of the Cash Prin-
ciple. D_o not forget the Number,

2 .S'lrz'¢Id_9/s Block, 47l'[fl'i‘II- Sf'7't“f,
NORVVALK, CONN.

 

 

G-loves! Gloves! I

N immense stock of Gloves, Mi’l.tens,&c.,

of every description, variety, size and

style, bought at Hard.Ti:ne.s- Prices, and

sold at corresponding rates, at R.ANl)LE’S
Hat Emporium.

Dish ict ‘ of Ritlgefiefd, ss. Probate Court,

, .. January 4th. 1858.
 - «.-STATE of JAMES H. HARLEY, late of
- Brooklyn, State of New York, deceased’
The Administrator represents the Estate in-
solvent, and prays the appo"ntrnent of Com-

 

 inifiiblers _tl_i_g§e<on. _ » - ..
0;;n_r:E_‘r"§n.—-,’l{l_iut Commissioners to receive
and exanfiu‘é-‘f.Iie'claims‘o‘f the Creditors‘ of
said Est-ate, be appointed at the Probate Office
in Ridgefield, on the lfith dayof‘January, 1858,
at 1 o’clock, at'f.ernoou ; of which all persons
in interest will take notice, and appear, if
they see cause, and be heard thereon.
2:1 Hmsu K. Scorr, Judge.

Dislr-ic!.of ..'VoI‘u)I1f/5, gt.-2.
Decenalm‘ 29th, 1857.
FS1‘ATE of SETH TAYLOR,_latc of Wil-

.4 ton, in said District, ‘deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of
Ncrwulk hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
ggcgpfyléyi t:l.l.cLf~:cl.('(I, ivithrpnsaicl time. will: I332
. ., ' 1 I‘ ‘. Qvery. )€I'S0llE in e te
to said Estate are-‘ regiiesfetll to pink? jmme-

Probate Court,

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dint}? p_ayn_1enf '_t_o

 

SILA S P. -'l'l."l"l‘LI-3,

33.1 Administrator.

cgigtrirl oj ./l.'orwal/.', SR. Prpbqle Cam-1
' D¢=cm)I)m' 23.1, 1557. V ’
STATE of I-ELIAS LOCl{WO¢)D, 15.1,.
of New Canaan in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the l)isf.ricf. of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof‘, for the creditors of
said Estate, to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Those who neglect to present Llieir
accounts properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred a l'+"\’:0\'l,-l‘y. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested to make
immediate payment to
"" ' " ' GEORGE LOCKWOOD,
" ’ ‘ .I1dnn'n.istml0r.

MARY E. IIOCKWOOD,
,_ ' ' ./I’zII1zini.¢fra!n'_:r.

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 - - DRIED Apples',Plums,‘Peaché.sand Cher-
. .. 1-ies,a,t Msnxisntd;-OLMsrxAD’s.

 

-~.~w.”..-,._-.,..,e..v.-_.,,..,,. ., 
ORANGE Jlillll. 1 I89 Wafer--.-'l;., ('I‘ormF——Om- Dollar.

.\l!\', "fess. Id;-} El-.5f.-Q, 5.2 1:32. ’

that they would not part with them» *

ffi. §3}'c1utcrsnt1t’s Qfolunm.

~«<u-..~.~.\. xrv-.a..\. \,\,.,~ r\.\,\/\A»vV~»~

Linen Shirt Bosoms,

 

all qfialllin-.

na..u.'a-.1 Cl.UAl{. 'f'.2ss‘r:I.!..%‘-.wirii~m=elr1es-

s..§i’e;;.i. .

ll. iif:'.llERSON,

invites the af.tenf.iou of the

LADIES OI-" NOBWALK AND 'l'IlI~‘. AD-
JOINING COUN‘l‘RY,$

to his new .‘:‘.to«-k of

DRYG -‘-OODS.

Fought for Cash,

Ar ExrRn.\u-:i.r Low l’uicrs.

Additions to the Stock,
WILL BE MADE Wl«3'-‘I’;I.»Y.

in order to keep on hand
at all Seasons. 3

.F l3"L.T. ‘_ VA If IE 7‘ l.'

*1

My Way of Doing Business,
Is, to Sell Ii':rr.f1zsz'z'.=/:2/_f0r

CASH,

and at

Uniform Prices

l

I am confident my

Prices will be "Satisfactory

to every buyer.

The following Goods,

among others, in full variety, will be
0 n S a l e :
Muslins, all well known styles,
Tickings, '
"Denim; Hickory Stripes,
Colored Cambric,
Paper Cambric,
Twill Muslins,
Brown and bleached Toweling,
Crash, Hut-shacks,
Flannels,
Blankets, '
Woolen Yarn,
.’.vIs=rinoes,
Black Silks,
lfiiramr-ftas,

D e L a i n r s,
Calicoes, a large variety, -
Hosiery of all kinds;
Kid Gloves, best quality Bajou‘.~‘,
Cotton, Merino, Lisle and Silk Glove-s,
Men‘.-1 Furnishing Goods,
Merino Shirts and Drawers,
C-ravats,
Collars,
IIETITBIIFP‘, '
Suspenders,
and Gloves.
And all other Goods usually found in a

FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS STORE.

FOUR'i‘H 'v‘.li-int:
OF THE

Cosmopolitan Art Association!
THE FA.\l0L7S

DusseI::Imf Gallery; of Pai-/iii-U3‘-s‘,

Purchased at a Cost ._of §f§l80,i.‘:0O,
"Mn '

Powers’ Greek Slave, A
Re-Purchased for Six Tllousand Dollars.
VIII-IE above Premiums to be award:-d to the

shribe before the 28th of‘ Janu=.u-y, I858,-at
which time the above adards will take place.
T1-:u.us or SIIBSUIIIPTIONI
Every subscriber of $323 is entitled to a large‘
and splendid steel ellgl".1vl1lg'.(-ntltletl " MANI-
rnsr Drzsrrsr-” also, to a uopyol‘ the Cumm-
po/-ifau flrl Journal one year; a certificate in
the award of premiums ; also. a f'rec'adinission
to the Dnsseldoi-f'a|nl Cosmopolitan Galleries.
Thus it isshown, that for every $3 paid, the
sfibscr-iber not only receives a splendid engra-
ving, but also a. two dollar Magazine one year.
Any of the leading $3 Magazines is far-
nished instead of engravin-,§,_if desired: Em-
erson’s, Atlantic. l<Iarper’.s, Gudey‘s. Gru-
hnm’s, Blackwood’s. linickerbockcr. the. V
Subscriptions received by C. A. DIJRAIVD,
at G. R. Coivm-‘.5’ oflicc. EH9

Christmas and New Years!
P RE PA RE F0 R. S./I N 7'/I Cf.../I US!

HOLIDAY GIFT BOOKS! HOLIDAY GIFT B0lll(S!!

A LARGE- and entirely new selection of
Books for ‘the Holidays. If. is impos:ible‘
to enumerate all of the difierr-nt kinds, below-

we present a few of the -various Good:-_. Books

and Annuals.

'I‘npper’s Provcrbial Phil')sophy,

Dictionary of Poetical Quotations, various

Bindings,

The Keepsake, in beautiful Binding.

Albums &._Autograph Books, spll-.I1(lldly bound

'l‘he Mignonette, and superb ANNUALS.

Pet Annuals, a great variety.‘ ‘ 

‘ Childrews Boogie?conslstifzgofg-reap-'
variety : Cousin Alice is ' ‘ales, consisting 
“Cont:-enfment better th'rm'Wealth,’-"“Out of‘
Debt Out. of Danger,” " Nothing Venture

Nothing Have.” Arfhur’s Tales for House-

hold, and Juvenile Tales; Carter’.-‘ Juveniles,

&c-, &c. ; Toy Book.-, something entirely new

and varied ; hlovenble Toy Books. very attrac-

tive; Dean's colored 'l‘oyé. very fine articles

and superbly colored. A larger variety than

ever of CnI1.nn1-:.\"s Tor Books, Tor BI.U1.‘F.S,

in short everything needed to hang in the

“ Sforlriugs.” An extensive collection of

BIBLE 3 AND PRA YER BOOKS,

in handsome Bindings, suitable for Presents.
A new lot of Gold Pens. very useful Presents,
for School Children, every one of which we-
warrant. to give satisfaction. In :~'hOf'l. every
article needed in the Book or Stationery line.
cau be found at the Book E.\lI'Uk[[m,

We would take this method of expf-csslng
our tlinnks to our Fr-lends and I’-.._u-0-,,_q gm.
their liberal kipdpess to us the past ‘ya-an-, arid
we shall endeavor to merit in the your coining
the continuance of their patronage. So kind
friends and patrons. nun and all. A M ;-rrv
Chri:=tmns and a Happy T‘-‘NV 703;’. ‘ '

ALFRED H. CAMP,

Norwalk Book Emporium, 17 Main F-'.|l‘N-f.

for Sale or Exchange,

NEAT, convenient I)\velfing.l1ou.-:e,cmi-

taining celglll or ten rooms, in the imme-
diate vicinity of the Bridge." For furth-r
particulars. inquire of C. T. LEONARD, or

V. G. S'l‘RF.l_l‘l‘.
t,f'4'Z

lov. 2-Vt, I852‘,
_ ,ELyE'r’s, Velvets, Velvct_s———FRINGES,
., _ Fring_cs.I-‘ridges. Full styles now open
for msnecuo... o. s. CLARK.

CHILDREN’S BOOKS! A new and large
f}sjsor.tment. of Children’s Books, justeome
and 9}? Prices very low, at ' CAMPS.

NEW AND min on

Subscribers of the Association, who sub- .

._.9Q.NVEYAN9E.5.-

 

to c r
SOZIIN HAET,

CAPT. WM. R. Gmcaruc,‘

AVING withdrawn f'or the Winter. will
refuune her regulurtrips on or nbtfut the
.‘.’5th of I-‘cbrnary_. 1858, thoroughly ovt-f'l:anl-

'11:.-

1.

ed and improved in her mncliinery. 5'3

lfiailrond.

ll-'lN‘I‘I~.‘lt Ah'.RANGEhIEN'l‘.
Co.u.uf«:.\i(:i.\'o Df‘:Ct3llIlJf:l‘ 21, 1.3.57.

 

'l‘rain.-rundaily,(Sundnysexcepted,) asfol-
lows :
DANBURY TO 3013'!!! NOIIWAI 2:
Is! Pu.-fsmga-r at 6.10 A. M.—'Arriving at
.°.ont.h Norwulk at 7.25 A. Ill. and connecting
with the 6.15 .4. M. train from New Haven.
2:] Passenger u-ml l4‘reighf, at 3.10 I’. M .-~
Stopping at all 2-tnt.iou‘s, and arriving at
South Norwalk at 4.50 P. M., connecting with
the 4.10 P. M. train from New Haven.
SOUTH NORWALR T0 DANBIIRY
ls! Russcftgrr um] ["rei;;/If at 9.20 A. M.-—
Reeeivixig passengers from the 7.20 A. M.
Train from New York, Stopping at all sta-
fions,and arriving at Danbury at 11.00 A. M.
2-1 I’usse71,-,>'er at. 5.25 P. M.——lfccciving
Passengers from the 3.10 P. M. Accommodation
Train from New York, stopping at all Stu-
tions, and arriving at Danbury at (£355 I’. .0.
Stages from Ridgefield Ccutrerun to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 0.10
A. Ill. and the 3.10 P. M. traius.'nnd lefnrnon
the arrival at thcRidgeficldStt.itionof‘the9.2u
A. M. and 5.25 1’. M. trains.
HARVEY SlllITH,Snp't.
Danbury, Doc. 21, I857.

 

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so. Y. 61. N‘. 1:. Railroad.
I85’? WINTER ARRANGEMENT, I85’?

Cumrnmu-ing Der:-mbrr 21, 1857.

'I‘rains to.l\'ew You-Ir.

_ From .N'r'u: Ilium.-vi.

. CCOMMODATlON.—At. 0.35, and 9.45,
A..3f.. and -1.10 r. M.

The 6.151. rs.and 4':l0 P. .\f. trains receive
passefigerst'rofii the Dunbury I-iaili-and at Nor-
walk.

'l‘he9.-1.’: A . M. train receivcspassongers from
the Ilartford, Springfield, New London and
flannl Railroads at New Haven, and from
the Nangutuck Railroad at Bridgeport.

ExPuf:ss——Af. 2.10 r. M. (in connection with
Empress Train f'rom Boston.) receiving pa,-,.
sengers, from the C a n al R a i l r o a d
at New Haven ; from the I-Iousntonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping ut.Bridgc-
port, Norwalk and Stamford. At 9.00 P. M.
stoppingat. Bridgcpm-t.Norwalk and Stamford

Special train loaves Norwalk at 6.00 .1. M.,
for New York. "

II:)u.mlo711'c Railroad.

Passengers f'or Housatouic Railroad will

take the 9.45 a. m., train for Bridgeport.
Danbury and J\"orwaIl.- Raihoml.

Passengers t’or the Dnubury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 6.f5a.m_.. and 4.10 pm.
trains to Norwalk.

Train.-zfrom Jilurwal/.' to .-‘.1-w 'orIr.——At
6.00, 7.250. and 11.03 2.. .'.f.; 3.15 (ex) 532-5 and
I0 05 fax.) r. .\f.

 

Trains frorn N ew York
— For Ji/‘cw Haven.
A(.‘~(.'0M.—--AI. 7.20 A..\I., 12.45, 3 45 and 4.170 I‘.M
Exrariss 'l‘uu.\'s—Af 8.00 A. M. and 3.10 P. M.
for Boston, via New Haven,HnrtPbrd,Spring-
field and W_orce.==.fer; the 8 00 A. .\f. .'-Ibfpping at
Stamford and Bridgeport; the 3.10 P. .\r. at
New Rochelle, Port Chester. Stamford, Nor-
wal k. Bridgeport and Milford. -
The 8 00;. M.traincouncctswith Ilousatonic,
Naugatuck, Canal and New London Railroads
The 3. I0 run. train connects with Naugiituck
Railroad.
The 12.45 1'. 1!. train connects with Canal
Railroad.
The 7.20 A. if. Acconnnodation. and 3.10

P. .\l. trainsconnecf. with Danhury tr. Nnrwallf
Railroad at Norwalk.

Tminsfrom JV‘m'u.val/r to .7V0w Haunt-—At

-1-6-.--~ . , ‘ 1*‘-triifizl-1 _ .
See large bill of advertisement. at the Sla-
t.ion Houses and Hotels.
Supt's Ofiice, 4th Ave. and 27th St.., N. Y.
Ass‘f. Supt's Ofiice. Station House, New
Haven. JAM ES ll. sIOYT, Sup’r.

P01! BOSTON’.

'\llEregiilar Mail Linc via Stonington. for
1 Boston and Provirlcnce-——lnlan«l route
without. delay, change ofcars or baggage,
'l‘hsstoau1ors PLYMl')U'l‘lI ltOCK_.Cupt. Joel
Stone, and C. VANDERBILT, Capt. W. II.
Frazer, In connection with the Stun ugtolf and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail-
ro .ds, leaving New York daily. Sundays ex-
cepted, t'rom Pier No. 2 North River, first
wharf above Buttery place, at 6 o‘eloek, p m.,
and Stouiugton at. 8.30 p.m., or out-he arrival
of the mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30
)_ m.

I TDPC. VANDERBII/I‘, from New York,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. From Sto-

7

-nington, 'l‘ucsdny, ‘Thursday and Saturday.

The PLYMOUTH ROCK from N. Y..'l.'uen-
di>.y,Th'ursday and Saturday From St’.llllllg-
t-on, Monday, llfeclnestlay, and Friday.

l’a.ssengers proceed from Stonington per
Railroad to Providence and Boston, in the
l-Ixpress Mail Train.'1-cachiiig said place seve-
ral hours in advance of these by other routes,
and in ample time for all the early morning
lines connecting North and East. I’nssenger.==
that brefcr it remain on board the steamer
I-.u_ioy a night‘s rest undisturbed, hr-ukf'ast if
desired, and leave Stoniugton in the 7.15 a.
in. train, connecting at Providence with the
II n. m. train for lloston.

A Baggagei Master uccompanicst.hcsl.camcr
and train through each way. -

I-‘or passage. berths, sf.af.e-rooms or freigh
apply on board the steamer. or at the freight
office. Pier No. 2 North River. or at the of-
ficc No. 10 lia'f.tm-v place.

Dlsfrfcf of .N'orwal/:, ss. Probate Court,
Drcembrr 2611:, I857. ' .
STATE of CHARLES H. LOCKWOOD,
 _ late of New Canaan, in said District, de-
_ccased.
Onnr;nn_n.—’1‘laat the Administrator exhibit
his Administration account to thisConrt for
adjustment. at the Probate Office in Norwalk,
on the lfifh day of January, I858, at 9
o’clock, forenoon ; and that all persons inter-
ested in said Estate may be notified thereof,
the Executor will cause this order‘ to be
-published in a newspaper printed in Fairfield
County, and post a copy thereof on the sign
met in said" New Canaan. nearest the price
.,whc;-e the deceased last glwelt, at. lenstten nys
'befqie.,suid Ififh d__a ,..of' J_nnun.r.v. ' "
21272-°_ GEORGE A‘l_nAvENPon'r,

'Ju"d'ze.' I I "

french iaaiiguage.

HE Ladies and Gentlemen of Norwalk

, have now a good opportunity of l_ezfrping
the French Langixagg-. lifoxs. Axnrir: Dnumi-2
being again teaching at Mr. C. M. Selleck-’s'
Boarding School, will form classes for young
Masters and Misses, and give private lessons
to those whp may desire to avail themselves
ofhis services. Applications to be made to

Mr. Sf2I.LI~i(,‘l{. dug;

Sang-atuck Bank, 1
Wesfport. Dec. I4, 1857. 5
f"iHE_ ANNUAL MEE'l‘ING of the Stock-
, holders of this Bank, for the election of
Directors for the year ensuing. will beheld
at their Banking House, on Wednesday the
tifh day ot'.Iauuar_v. 1858. '
' l’olls'opr-n from I0 A. M. to I? M.
‘ L. Wff()llll’ORTH,
Casliicr.

iliorse Blankets.

FINE lot of Carria,tze and Horse Blankets

;ms:t made up by the Fl]l),°.r‘.|‘llmp,O A1_.,,—,_
“ullillfl Haollffi“, d'«‘..,---all.‘ for sale at “hmql
tirnos prices." WM. S. JONES
East. side the Bridge, lvpgfpm-t’ Cmm_ U‘-44

Trench Pomade.

WIIE (‘l'«.‘1\‘UI\JE A|"|‘](_:[, ,

Lttloih, Pivrl-r. Mt1Il‘£(PIl4-1, §;,dm(‘j?;1,1rf§ M";
agis. may be had of .i{‘L~fA}5p & 0-

'.l'ool;l1”fill§r:ii:s’Iif'3'._e_.~~~
A NEW lot but received by
- KNAPP tr LYNES.

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New Flour-

US1‘ received 3 lot of ne wh
 "ii sovirvviiiiiiif’

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{Hudson River Institute H and I
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I Will be PM 011 interest on the first day of said

‘mar. t\vn.\1'.u l."f..u:i:, A. f'y;1.x'«-n-Au,

Glaverack Academy.

ill .\ l.l-I A l\ ll l"l'lM A l.-II} l='A f,,fl_ll."l"I'.

1-.-an-. -
row of Mental and Moral l"lfl|o.:opl;y', and
1.‘;-'-ll--:1 Iu:llI'(:8.

hi. .\f. (‘locum-.'ounn. A. M., I’:-of‘. of Not. Sci-
I:llL'-er-2.

Rfcnufn ELLIS}, A. M. Professor of Mathe~maf.ic.s
Civil Engineering and Greek.

R. C. FI.:.cK .1. u. Proft-sf-or of Latin.

Mo.\'.-1. H0.\lIv‘.l£ J. Donor-:1‘. PI‘ufet~':.0r of lllnde-rn
Iuufgiizfgeu, and Vocal M usic.

.\l.\1‘ux..is l’.u,\'vl-:. A. .u.. PI'ol'essnr of Mathema-
tics, and Superinh-mlcnt of Day School.
l)Axfl-ll. D. Owl-:.\‘, l'rol1-shor of Cofnum-rcial

l)cptu'tment. and Registrar,

W. F‘. DEIIAAS, Drawing. Oil, and l’asl.<-l Paint.-
ing. '

'l‘.S. LA.\ll;_r2lt’I‘, .\f. 1)., Anatomy, l'li,\-.-iology_
and IIy;:_lf*llL', with the “ (lraml illmlc-I d’
lloinfne.”

Mas. El..\fA D. Owl-‘..\', I’rcccpfi-e:=s-.

Mn.-‘.. M. G‘. Goom-zxouun, Orunuu-nt.nl Depart.-
meat.

Miss A.\'Nm F. Burrs, Piano llluaic and Pri-
vate Lessons in Singing‘.

Miis. E. A. ELIJS. Modern I.angua_cr-s and
Ornamental l)epartmenf.

l.0()A’I‘l(l.\l.
This Inst.itnl.ion is beautifully .°.if.unt.cd on the
Hudson River, three miles from the City of
Hudson, Columbia Co.. N. Y., commanding a
line view oftlw Catskill Mountains and Vonn-
tain House. It is accessible from all points
by railroad, and within four hours ride of the
City of New York, ten of Boston, and one of
Aldany,t.weut.y-five cents. Students coming
by way of the Western Railroad. the Harlem
or Honsatonic, will stop at Chafham Four
Corncrs uild take the lrlud.-on and Boston lfnad
to Clove-ruck. ' -
l‘I-‘.CUI.IAP. ADVANT.-\GI-ZS.

Ease of acceas, by which the ad va nlagcs of
city and country location are most happi.y
combined. We can enjoy all the conven-
iences of the city, and that quiet, health, and’
n_1oralif.y,of the country. In case of sickness
o_r an emergency _of any km! the f.elcgI'aplf is
near,-ja ‘hand. _

This buildings are cnfirely new and ctlpaci-
ons. All the windows arcpro1.ecl.ed by Vene-
tian blintls. The rooms-are large and furnish-
ed with convenient. clothes pl‘(‘.‘lS0:4, hair mat-
t.r(‘sses. bcdsfcauls. tablet &c., and are also
venljlntetl by I-lmcrson"s improved vienf.ila-
tors. A Library, Reading Room,Plfilospliicnl
Apparatus. and flonrsliing Literay Socicty are
attached to the Institution. ’

CIIAIIUATING CIIIIRSE, ETC.
. A gr'.uluating course of study is prescribed for
"both ladies and grntlemen. Ample faci_lities
are afforded to young men desiring a thor-
ongh preparation for-college, us well as to
those wishing to engage in active business
lif'e, or the important work f.o tsaching. Au
cxt.mi.-:ive course of comniercial in.°truction is
laid down, which fits the sfudont immediately
for-'f.lie conting-room.
Students will be required to atcnd church on
the Sabbath. Parents and Guardians are so-
licited to pay thirty-three cents per. term, t.o
apply as church seat rcnt. Students can at-
tend the Reformed Dutch, the Episcopal, or
Methodist service. at their elation.

The Trustees have put a stove in each of the
Gcnt.lemeu's rooms.

FXPENSFS. .

Board and 'l‘ult.ion, in Common English;
$120 per Year or 42 Weeks. '

I-‘X'l‘l{.-\ EXP!-:Nsf~‘.s PER TER.\f_0I-‘ 14 WEEKS.

Higher English. 53 00; Higher English and
Latin and Greek. $«f,00; Piano and Organ,
with use of Instrument, each. $15.00 ; French
and German, each $6.00; Guitar, with use of
Instrument. S9,00; Oil Painting, $l2,00 ; Pus-
Puiuting. 87,00 ; Grecian Oil Painting. Wax
Fruit and Flowers, Papier Macho, Ornamental
Leather work, Paper Flowers, and Ornament-
al Needle Work, each $5.00 ; Vocal Music,
$3,00; Penmanship and Bookkeeping, each.
S-2,00; Chemistry. $1,510; Surveving and Eng-.
ineering $4,00. Board during vacation, $300
a week. , . a

Every bill made payable per term, in
advance.

Stud:-nt.s take care of their own rooms, for-
nish their own lights, lumps, towels, brooms,
mirrors, basins ewers and pull.

Books and Stationery will he kept on hand
and sold at reasonable priceshy the Registrar.
No deduction made for leaving before the close
ot the term, except. in cases of‘ protracted
illness. .

Tunas AND V.-\(!A'I_‘_I0.\’.\‘.

The year is divided into three forms of four-
teen .wi-pks each. Terms open as follows:
September 18th, January 2d. April 15th.

PETER HOFFMAN, Esq., Sm-rrfm'_1/.
llF:f-‘IERII-‘..\'(2l«‘3.
Rev G. W. Beth-une, D, D, Brooklyn. - ‘.5
-‘ -1. 8. Porter, Editor offho-. Christian 111-,
felligencer. ,
voeate.
Rev.I. N. Wyckofl‘, I). D..Albany.
S. R. Gray,Alban.y,
Messrs. Al:_.;cr 3'. Brother. 330
Wax-'hingfon St.. New York.
Rcv.~Levi Shell. Clunchtown. N. Y.
‘- Geo. C. llaldwin; D. D.. Troy,
_“ A. M. Osborn. D. D., Yorkville.
L. H King. Saugertie.-2. N. Y.
A. Abcel. D. D., Newark.
D. D. Demarest. Hudson.
L. C. Brown. .\lohnwl:.
Hon. P. S. .Wynkoop, Hudson.
R. P.o~.-sman, M. D.. Brook lyu.
M r, Peck. Poughkcepsic-.
Rev. Mr. Wallace, Springfield.
“ W. H. Ferris. ’ ‘
“ Mr. ’l'iff-any, Clnvcrack.
Messrs. Mellon, Banks & Co.. 372 Broadway,
' New York.
Prof. Wm. B. Silver, New York Free Academy.
“ John Newman, Union College. .
Mr. Buck, Newburgli.

New Millinery Establishment.

‘BE Subscriber, having taken the rooms
directly over the Drug store of Knapp &
Lynes, in H,nbbell’.~= New Building. and 1101‘-
mancuf.l_V established her but-‘iuess in Norwalk,
would invite attention to her large and entire-
ly new stock of FASHIONABLI-‘. MILLI-
NERY. consisting of Winter Styles, selected
with special care and fidelity to fashion and
taste. A share of the public patronage is in-
vited, believing that entire ‘satisfhction can
he giyen in material. work, and prices. La-
dies’ and Chil:]rv.\n’s Hots of the latest styles.
kept constamly on hand, or made to order
wheu preferred.
LAD_'-‘.S’ DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Ladies wishing anything in this line,can de-
pend on having fhcirwork done satisfactorily.
_ CHARISOTTE DENTON.
Norwalk, Dec. 7th, 175?, 

School Books.
A

tffil

COMPLE'l‘E assortment of School Books
kept constantly on hand by ’

KNAPP in I-¥NES-
Iiorwalt; 3av'ings Society,

_ , NORWALK, Nov. -1th, 1857.;
.335!‘-ICE ll hereby given‘, tl_ia.t- Deposits
mode in this Society on or before the 5th
day of January, April, July, and October,

respective months. _
' ' Josrru W. lfonssrm, Treasurer
Norwalk Savings Society.

.34? ‘
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tf45

1858 Annals. ,Q._i_ip§;al§_.i_.Q§§
AN excellent assortment of Gif‘t_Books, very
Iow,f'or Children and young persons. An
early selection is desirable. Call soon at
CAMPS Book Emporiu.

‘Good News and.Il.'rue.

New things have passed away and old Times
have come around again.
HE Subscribers, at the old established
stand "pin-iv.vx_i 5'51" " Model Marketi” opc'rn-
ting wflh I he right kind of facilities, are now
selling at such prices as may int ucc people to
substitute l~‘r4.-‘sli Meats for almost any othe-
kirpl of provisions. "Best of Beef‘ lg _c¢-up plaz-
pc,unil_, miIp,h.low¢=r,by the 4. uarfer. Pork, at
ixetfll . 9 f'.euts_ per pound, ly the gpmpmy ',=,
Fanlllirfi Supplied, Oiipitnswiil be taken on
good r:onoerns.tlmf will not repudiate the or.
«Mr. M l’l‘CH l«‘.l.l. & CAMP.
Norwalk, Dec. 14,1857. 31:30

l)i.vh-int of Raiding, As.

Du.-r1nIu~-r_ Qlsl, I857. ‘
STAT]-3 of TIMOTHY WAl{E_f,[AhI, 13:“

, of Reading, in said‘ I)ist|-icl’, deceased.
Tlfe Cour't'df' Probate for the District of
Reading, ‘ hath.’-.« limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect to present their
accounts, properly attested. within said time,
willpbe debarred a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate. are requested to make
immediate payment‘ to ‘ ' ' " " ‘ ‘

Probate Court,

For further information addre:-"s the Princi-_ _

Dr. Strickland.Assist. Editor of CliristianAd- '

. . \. ....

A Small Farm in Wilton,
F ‘lll'lsIflv:=(:r.lmf'ntlisrs bi:-. plum: fur .-‘alc.——
lf. Is.’-.ilnaf. -if on that main H.-ad lcmling
from Wilton tn Wm-f.porl, almul. .’- 'mil¢:.~, f'r..m
Nm'\\-fills, mill 1’. from lit nl.,m' \",I'ilf.on i_'- til.l(-ff:_',
MI “W Dmnlmry :‘-.ml Nm'\vallI. l{ailt'na-l. It
coufpriues fu/only :w,rz-:-. of «_--_c._-Ila,-m, I-and,
.-=u‘fl:1hly app.orl.iom—-d for small fhnning or
gardening operations. a new and convenient
two and a lmlfsfory llolme, good water, flue
fruit, some very rare varieties, die-._. ell-e. Will
he sold at a bargain if npflllotl for soon.-~
Apply. to the editor of lu(.‘ Gazette or of the
sub=crIber, on the prcxni:suH.
“'37 ‘ JOHN HOWER.

-Iiiace Par Sale.

'[‘Il.|3 .‘,§ubscribt-r offers her place (late llfe

re.~ndenec of An.-on Quinta:-d, (lf:('f'2|.“('(l ,)
f0|'-"-ill‘-'1 "INN! \'4'I‘y I't-:tsona.|.»lL- lf.‘l'lllx-Z, if ap-
lied for Hmmi 'l‘hc lumse is a large two and
a half story frame biiiluling‘, located within
t.br0eminnf.es walk of the litltlgk‘, and pecu-
liarly well adapted for n fir.=-t class boarding
house. There isabarn .and about two acres of
first rate land attach:-d, a ;;0l)d well of Wfll.cl‘,
e.\'cclleut garden, f'ruit. _ti-oi.-s_. .-.ln'ubei-biz,-.~, &c.,
with fine sliatle trees in front. of the house.‘
For further particulars apply to .\lrs. POLLY
QUINTAIID, on the ]u'cfni.~_cs. or of IILI S.
QUINTARD,N. Y.-lb N.II. Railroad, New
Haven, Ct. - t,f,'f(;

,, 15- o IR is A. 11;. E ,
' At Westport, Gt.
'l"lII<1su|Jscribcr offers-f‘or 2-ale two good and
. pleasantly located dwelling: Houses, on
the West side of Wcstporf. Bridge, about 100
rods therefrom, and about the same distance
from the Episcopal Church. 'l‘hcre is about
one acre of land, well stocked with choice»
fruits, and there is also a Carpn~nf.er’s shopon

I
n
I

the lof.. The property will be sold cheap if

JOHN BAh'l'3l{.

applied for soon. = «;ur:s

- For Sale.
The Subscriber offers for‘ sale, a val-
uable-. Place, plva:=.antly situated. op-

 

Loud \vit_li “a pond, new D.we-fling House, and
Shop, upon it; together with :1 Barn and other
nnf-Buildings, all in good condition.

'l‘hc5Plf1ce is well calculated f'or the keeping
,of lioarders, ifdesired. The Shop was built.
expressly for Shnemakcrs. and has ample ac-
commodations for 5 or 0 workmen.

The Ifroperty will he sold cheap. and on ac-
commodat.ing- t.crnis—-t.wo-thirds of the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if «lesi-
sired. For further particulars apply to the
undersigned. - S. Y. ST. JOHN.

Ncw_Cnnann, April 11th. 1857. l5tf

-Aflace Wanted, '
IN EXCHANGE FOR VALUAIELE

New York City or Western Property.
PAR.-TY is desirous of exchanging for
some desiralilu residence in or near Nor-

walk, New York City, or a quantity of new

m- unimproved We-stern flijnnds. located in

Crawford County, Wiscon.-ziu, and all on the

lines of prominent railways, and warranted

to be the very best in the State. ()r, ifpre-
fcrred, would ‘exchange for lots in the new
and important town of NlC7.I-TKA, Iowa, opposite

Prairie-db-Chien, which is probnbly,at. pres-

ent,one of the most desirable lozntions for

invostmentsirr the West. , '

A Resideiicc with a little land adjoining,
would be preferred. or a House in the town
and a plat of land near the village. For t'ur-
ther particulars enquire of the Editor of the

Gazette. tf34_

_.A Card.
HE Subscriber having disposed of his in-
, ferest in his late Boot and Shoe Establish-
ment to Messrs. J. N. Lockwood .l:.Co., would

-respectfully return thanks for the liberal sup-

port be has received, and solicit in their be
half tfcontinunnee of the patronage which has
been extended to him fir the last five years,
confident that with the increased facilities his
slccessors have for getting up their work,
and keeping on hand a much larger assort-
ment of goodsthan has ever been kept in this
town before. the public will be largely the
gainers by thii change. The personal attend-
ance of the Subscriber will be given to his old
friends and customers, for the present.
J. I’. HANFORD. Jr.

New Pall and Winter
3.43? G 0 01) S.

An entire new stock of DRESS :s‘ILKS;an
entire. new stock of DE LAINES, lzlai-I Pop-

pal. = _ -ii_o'cs". Prliits,_au:I an ‘endléiis varietvof‘ ‘ot.her_'_.
. _.,,._.-.- ~------i DJ.‘ 11:! fig“?-—---b T , . .-..- _-.i.--.- . -. v-“
Pres-irf(-nf o_/‘the Board of Truslrrs. ' '" ' - S 1-] A W L S ;

An entire new stool: of Shawls.
-,.BROAl)Cl.()’I‘IlS:
An entirefgneiv stock of the Lost make of

» Freneh'Clo‘l‘lis. ABnf‘gain.

—.LA-DIES’ CLOTHS:
A large assortment. Cheap.
lnibroitlerit-s., Hosiery and Gloves,
and an emllr.-s;{vario-ty of’ Goods, all of which
will be sold at t‘.\.'ll’PlfH'l_V low prices.
.‘.l-any Great Bargains. , C. J. GRUMAN.
Danburir Railroad Stool:
’ 022 SALE‘.
. Enquire at the Gazette Office.

‘ I New \ -n_-';.‘_ ,_
R1 0338 Side, by author ofA_lone Hidden
Path, Fresh Leaves. by I‘anfiy Flirn,
Phelps’ N. 1’. City Guide. with a dud no
citrate Map. A
Paper dolls‘,--how to make them.
dolls furniture, how to niake
ccivcd by

f—..

:’

Z'3._

\

Paper
it. Just re-

KNAPP, ‘fr. LYNES.

House for Sale Cheap.

A NEW HOUSE, eligibl y Id}:-.at.'ed, with-
_ in three rninutes’ walk of'~‘_-he Bridge,
will be sol(T‘o,t much less than i 5 value, and
fora very small payment. down, if applied for
soon. For further particulars, enquire of the
Editor of the Gazette. _ 3t 1*

Paints and Oils for Cash.
HF. subscriber has now in store 1; fall sup-
ply of Paints and Oils. which will be
sold 'at'reduced prices, for Cris/o only.
Dec. 1.-t, I857. \V_’.\,f. c. S f‘_REET.

fiketes.
A-IAERICAN and German Skates,with or
without straps, for sale by
WM. 0. STREET.

I.‘-icture---Notice! .
AMBROTYPE-Sf.

AKEN in a style which for diirobility and
execution cannot be e§:_g_:c.llegl_. ‘

The subscxgibfl having.tai:en‘tb'e old Austen
D_f3,gl1el'i’f?&n Roomsin the Danbuzy Depot, at
Norwallt Brid e, takes this method to inform
the pea Ie of orwalk and vicinity, that he
is prep red totake their pictures by the Am.-
brotypo process, w, ’ch is universally acknowl-
edged :ti)~bo‘.fur s erior tip the _Du_gu_erre<;-
bays. and eqiifl-‘*0 s‘.St.ee‘l. .ngx.'ur1nsi Allin
w",,nt ofa superior likeness, are invited to call,
examine and j_u_<Ige'for themselves. ,

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE! Fig;-3:,
'_class‘pictures taken by this new p_ro;:.e:=.s from
50. cents 1tDW.a,;d,e.-. ‘PS2?-= stibscriber is confi-

eni he can satisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his specimens, of his ability to take the
best and most perfect Likenesses.

‘ E. B. THOMPSON.

Norwnlk. Aug. I8th, I857.

- REIVIOVAI.
Albert. Kfsrpelts Clothing Store,

AS F. I‘? M Q If E D, on Saturday, Nov.

_ 28th", to Hons:-:i.i.‘s Nnw Baler. Bonn
1.\"o, corner of Main Strcetgnex-t do¢.r- to cm;-.
Sm'ith’s Shoe Store. The Public are invited
to call and examine the extc-n_:=.irg-.".s.to'_ck of
R‘-!gl.f:.us. and all sf-ylg-s of Q,s:.c:-c.«:>n_f-.-’—pricesi
to suit tin: ii;p_es,'g-ineapo-1' than at .-whtlau,
éonslllmfing the uxul-erilzxl of vi-3-11: I-hev m-«-
l|f8.d_e. 'l'l;a‘:.s can also be found a very full
assortment of fine French Cassimeres. for
Coats, Vests and Pants, which is off‘:-rod at 3
rreat rmluctinu in price. for um custom trade.
clvets, Silks, do, all kindsfor Vcsting, made
to order very cheap: Also, a lot. of Mens and
Boy’s CAPS, a good article. which will he
sold vcry clieap, to clear; out the lot.‘ V 47

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corn Shelters.

OVEY’S double audsingle balance wheel
Corn Shellers, for sale by

WM. C. STREET.

1858. Diaries. ;,§§8..
LARGE lot of Diaries for lf_158,jiisi "re,-
ceived at theNof-walk Book Emporium,

17;'J\_laiu Streetl ‘

‘WALKER BATES,
3952 ' ' E;-ecutar.

‘N fl-3S_T lndiu Molasses, something very
H190 Msruuz & Omfsrsw.

posit:-_ the i-‘gsitlencu of Mr. .lustus Iloyt. in».
'~ ~ ‘ - - i .' -_
New‘L‘mmn’ c0m'm""mg about We “cm ‘at’? rather thtin that olssr.-nre Dentists should ob-

l«ips,Vnle_ntin Plnids. Plaid and Plain Meri- .

;-- .- " 1. 
Elfin flail: fibfxerfxsentents.
\l"I.\':=:(!llf-ill,flldfdfi‘hill!f.:;i;eh;:i:of1:A-rive—rtiai;z§
Ilnmge,zlpploluo’;-llIiiiding!;4fi 5. falfefi.-r.:*.dv-'ay,N. Y-

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‘£33213 ‘IfiI.5.&1Ff£§-S €32‘ 
h R, 1-,'_ wj LSON, Dc-nI.ist, Author of
the “ Rt-‘numbing Apparatnsfor Ex-
filructinp; Teeth wi'hont Pain,” being,-‘ ex-u
-tensively engaged in umnuf'n.cturiI':;.r, forfi
' Dentists every varit-ty of Artificial ’l'celli!fi§
K! nm.l~‘-r the most. 4-xfemlctl and f-'_YSll"ll'1(t ti-E
c-ally urrangml fucililic-NB ever below Mr ..
§il.f.'lIJ[)tf.'\I in this In-t.nc_-b of art, belit-ves al
_ he may be allowed lu say. without fear .
of contradiction, that ho is there-by elm.-5
bl:-cl Ioin.~:r-rt lul‘ put.i:-at-: w ho may honor ‘
‘akin: with their unlcrea-«firm.-t, It 1-‘. 'r 'r I‘. 1‘. ill
'I'I".I'."I‘H Riv .°lI(|ItTFI( N0'I‘lf‘H Illlll ill. I.ff\\'l Kg
rmcf-;s than can possibl y be had «Irv-
wluere. eitlier In city or country.

I
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Dr. Wil;-'on’s system of adaptation cu-
sures absolute prrfl'(‘fi0n in the adjust
ment of Teeth to the mouth, thereby so-
cnring perfc-ct tirmnt-.°.s and c.omt'ort in
I-[wearing and mastication, naturulaud lifc
alike cxprcs:-‘ion, so as to defy dc-tcetion,'4
and perfect cleanliness». Tlzese have
been heretofore the crying imperfections

in Artificial Teeth, rendering them in a
Q great ineaxuro llS(‘l(‘S.°. .

Having a body of operators constantly mn-
ployed in the l.ahraf.ory. persons from the
country are only required to remain in the
city over one night for the insertion of any
number of teeth from one to a full set, which
may be in:=6-rf.(-d u-itln.-r mrn or Wl'lllnf‘.T ex-
tracting the old roots. ‘

PRICES for Artificial Teeth to patients
range according to style from 50 cfs, 75 cts.
$1 ,00. and so on, per Tooth, being but little
more than is char,qe(l by him to the prof‘e.<:=.ion
as wholesale prices. Entire. satisfaction war-
ranted in all cases.

ARTIFICIAL TEETH have become a ne-
cessity with all classes. and there is no good
reason why they should not be manuf'z1r.:tnrn>d
:on a large scale at. cornpamtively low pri-Eva.

ligc a few persons to support. them by enor-
mous profits f'or work which must. iicce-:s:=.i~ily
be defecfiveaowing to limited facilific;-.

each and all the various styles now employed.
will enable tlm!-‘e not familiar with the sub-
ject, to judge at once very correctly of the
advaninges and (llflflflVflllla.g0.‘l which the clif-
ferent varieties possess. vlyfiff

The Magnetic ‘Belt.

VI-\HE‘nndersigncd, after many years of care-
f'nl research and experiment, have dis-
covered and perfected a safe, convenient, and
unexeepfionablc means of completely con-
trolling the moternal -function, without em-
ploying any of the unnatural and deleterious.
expedients so often resorted to for that pur-
pose. Apart from its «ppm:/ic usr of prevent-
ing Conception. it is an infallible means of
restoring to health and vigor the abused, dc-
rangcd, and enf'eebled procreafive functions
of females, and of reinvigornting and restor-
ing the ,f_,rmu-al health to its wonted constitu-
tional integrity. It consists of a .Magm'¢ic
Bell. which encirclesthe body directly over
the as illium, by the 'magnetic action of which
the fc-cunduting power is intercepted and held
in aheyanc-e, and the vital ueuro-magnetic
currents, otherwise drained off by sexual ex-
cesses, are turned back through the system,
stlmulatin g all the viscera to a healthy normal
tone. In a true moral aspect, no valid objec-
tion can be urged against its lawful use, inas-
much as it is designed to subserve a great hu-
manitary purpose in the reproductive econo-
my. It. is impossible in a brief card to give
the reader on adequate conception of the via-
tues of the discovery and the marina of its
action. Accordingly, the proprietors have
prepared a pamphlet, fully embodying the
philosophy of its influence upon the genitive
function. its uses, tests and results, which
they will forward, upon the receipt of six
cents in postage stamps, to any address.
The price of the belt is 35. sent by mail
free. DeCOU RSEY, NORTON &- 00..
346 Broadway, New York.

Address P. 0., Box 2341. Elmv-I0

Gaolrat a Premium-. I '
Every thing else at a Discount.

nauroirv sco:-er,

Importer and Wholesale Dealer in

Cigars, Wines, Brandies, (tins.
&c.. No.-I7 James Slip,
One door from .7. New York.

to Iii}-fpllfe, for medicinal, mechanical or sac-
raménftnl purposes continually on bond, and
all orders through the mailpcnptnins of sloop:-.,
or steamboat, John H-.1rf.. promptly aftcpilefl to,

In consequence of tho. increusetl value‘ of
nmney. a large‘ reduction will ‘ be flladc from
for in:-r prices.

J.1v.1.ocKwoon &’Cll.,

(Succc.-.-sors to J. P. H.lxi~‘onn,_)

KEEP constantly on hand a large and va-

ried assortment of LADIES’, G1-:.\"r’s no
Cf_m’.onI~:.\"s
Garters, Boots, Shoes. 5ic.,
all made under our own personalsuperrlsion.
of the best material and in the very best. man-
ner. Our assortment 0» Lsiorss‘ G.\rrir.s,
undoubtedly comprises, both in extent and
quality. a finer aseortnicnt than can by: i'o'.ir.d
at. any similar estnhlislimeni in the County:
prices therefor ranging« from if shillings to 34,
according to quality. in GENTS Boors. Garr-
sa-, Snona, &c., we have a larger and better
assortment, we are confident. than was ever
before offered in Norwalk, ranging in price
from 3'2 to $10. We also ure.prppafed . to
manufacture to measure, any arhclr in any
line promplu, at the s/to/‘lest vgotigr.
.\Itssr.s’ .«\'n_ Cnr;.nnr_n~'?s Srgoss, Rrgssss,
&c.-, in endless variety. ‘ A fine article of
SI._Il’,rP,'~‘.I.I.S fox‘ Gents’ wear. Severa.i~cases of
superb l’.vri-INT» I..EATBl~‘.R Boots, G.u-runs, and
Oxronn Tms, for Gents’ wear, to which we
would invite special attention. A splendid
article of Patent Leather Boots. for Fall and

_ Winter wear, f’or Gents, only $7! M 

Special Notice to tyre},-gages,
We ass-u_x_-e=. the Ladies-. of Norwalk that we
ccn supply them with Gaiters for themselves
and children. of as good quality and exquisite
-workmanship as r,-.a,n, be plrociireil at any store
in ew '4’-,:,r':s‘, and at much smaller prices.

REPAIRING in all its branches, done nest-
ly, quickly and cheaply.

We charge nothing for showing our Goods,
and invite the Ladies and Gentlemen of Nor-
Wulla and vicinity to give us aiiall, whether
they desire to purchase or not.

J. N LOCKWOOD d: C(),.,
Opposite the P6et~O_fijce, Norwalk.
Sept. Ist, 185%’. . 3

‘-‘ Secure the are the Sub-
stance Fades."

0

itiorwaiit

 ftliffiiioflfrzta .GAI-L.ERv.

» MR. GRANT respectfully announcesto the

inhabitants of‘ Norwalk and its vicinity
that he bascomrnengeq taking the above de-
scription qf L-iigenesses. in the roomslately oc-
jcupied by the Norwalk Institute. Mr. G., af-
ter’ practicing with and receiving instructions
from the best English Artists. feels confident
he will give satisfaction to all who may desire
to give him their-_pat.ronage, as he has secured
9. new assortment of instruments, and is pre-
pared to take Ambrotypes in a. new and im-
proved style in natu_1_-al colors, -not to be sur-
passed. No Balsam of Fir is used, as it is,,_in-
jurious to the p3¢li1,T99- S-D,9¢ll.nens may be
seen at his rooms. '

wards. Gentleme.-n’s Residences copied, on
reasonable terms. Lessons given in the who-,-,.

A.rt.,inc‘,u_di(_1_g apnarstiis and chelnicois, for
l_I“‘i_t;t_‘?.p‘iv_e DO|l,ul'R. “~16

can‘...

Cheaper than Ever
.I‘II lhr South .'Vorwu];.-

7 HE Siib.-.rcribei-has-oii hand by f‘a1-flieIm_-.
. gesf and brsfselecriou of Family Groce-
ries and Provisious,to be found in South
Nof'wal.l;_,w!,rich he offers to his customers
ails} the publi.t~.,nt. greatly reduced prices.
His facilities are such that he will be cous-
tantly receiving new and fresh supplies of
goods,us the wants ofhis Customr-rs may
require, which will nl\vays- be of the best
quality and sold at the very lowest possi_b!_e
price, and he would respecU".1.l,1y solicit an
examination-and tri-.f.l‘0,l Elle 801118-
. GEO. W.SMITH.

Salt! Salt!

500 _Bus.h_eIs OLD Garry Sr. Krrrs Sun,
for sale at the lowest market. price, by
HUBBELL .2 Co. ’

AN Ex.un.~:.vrIo.\' at the oflicc of sampl‘-=.s of

0 aM. a:*w rifrnn znl ‘"

' A P.or‘t.rait'i1j,’a neo.tc_uso fiftycents, and up- _'

G-3.003313?‘ STORE.-

Of What is Bliss’ Dyspepfic
Remedy Composed.

OME few days since, I received uletter
L from a gentleman in Macon.Georgia, who
after describing to me his ailments, continued
as follows : “ I have tried almost everything,
and, as a last" resort was about to use your
remedy. when a medical frier.d.whn had used
it, told me that it contained ./‘Vi!-ra'truf.“-.‘«iiner
or some .dIrrciIri(rl prrparrlfinn. when I laid
it aside with horror. for if there is an Jfhiuz -I
am afraid of, it is ./lferruro in any form.’-" 32¢.

New Doctor, I confess to you ilmt. lici<_ was
very adrnifly given. I owe you one. ii on!!-
crful man! What 8£:I0f‘:lS‘lllI)_£!, what perfect
ll liputian pe‘l'cé*pllF0 faculties you must pos-
sess! Doctor I fear your talc‘-nfs lmve not
been hitherto duly appreciated. ‘The infor-
mation you have communicated to the world
will irnmc.rtali:',e your mlrne-—-‘it name that
will lm Ifillnlcll down to posterity aslms been
me name of old IlaaInin‘s eompanionm ll.o
time be omnr-. up with the Angel. -You have
done the Cilllht‘ of humanity a. good service.
and the world will not. be slow to acknowl-
ed go it with an ent.lutsiut-tic burst ofapplause
Wm.“ they shall l)(‘.'.\S\‘lIl‘I,’Ll of your really pos-
sc-sing such wonderful perceptive fueiiltir.-sa.,_
mm 7‘‘,- I):-mnwill I have not the least doubt.
be chanted inevery Church tlirougbmit God’.-3
broad earth for your especial benefit.‘ And
what will the other Doctors, your competitors,‘-
think of you? They will take the It’_lf:‘Il'l-llllf‘.
and failing with all their ernrliton. to cti_!=cov-
er the least trace of either Nitrate of Silver,-
or any of the preparations of .\lcrcur_v. will at
once write you down an ass-ayer in lllL‘_‘.ll'_llg
lino, very far above mediocrity, and'f'or. your
supcrority over them in mental endowments.
and an 71f‘.lllf"'\"f“nl|"l'lI. they were incapa-bl-2 01".

Doctor, to cope will so formidable an ad ver-
.-‘ary, but will leave the field entirr.—l,Y lo your-
:=clf'.aud run like frightened rats when they
hear the creaking of your boots. —
Reaflcrs oflhe Gazette: As I have said to yo
I have been surprised at the reception that
‘-' Bu-:s Dvsrnrrrc R.mrr.nr” has 1'43r‘.elvml at-
fhe hands of physicians. _With but few ‘ex-'
ceptions. so far aal am able to judge. they, in-
stead ofdcnonncing, as they ‘are very apt to
do apytliixig in the " patent-If uc-."_" have boon;
urianirnous in its praise, and llave not. only
exliihited it to their patient, but lmve used it
tlnevnselves-. as a good many have written me.
I did h0WOV‘<-,I‘. occasionally. but very seldom,
hear of physicians denouncing it and saying
that it conf.aiIwrl such a mineral. or such 11
poison, w hr-n they don’t know anytlfiawt ino|‘0
about. it than -.1 lmtagonian does about apstzlm
book. This. how:-.ver.all arises fromjc-alousy,
and :1 df-siae to evtcrmiatc it ; and so keen are
tlwir rancorois f‘cclit1,c.rs towards it. and so
burning t.lieirde.°.ire to vent. their spite upon
it and its proprietor, in a- way that will minis-
ter to their prying; apps-.fi'ies, that at every
fresh opportunity ofgratificnfion theirconr-age
gathers Sl.I'(.‘I‘lf,,7l.ll and energy of purpose’ and
they are ready to immolafe themselves on thc_
altar of their unqnenclmble thirst for revenge.
As regards the composition of " miss" Dra-
rnrrrc mama-or,” there is not one particle of
.N1’Irafe n_/‘Silm-r. or any of the preparations.
of .Men-ury, nor any particle of anything-
Jlfimzral about it. but. a 1 entirely 1-":-_gfmble
preparation, perfectly harmless. but dg-cide«1—
ly curitive in Dyspepsia, anal ill other diseases
having their origin in disease of the stomach.
W. BLISS. ‘ ‘
' 36‘! Bronclwhy, 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.‘
Barns <9; SON, Agents for Norwalk-

, farents, 3;.-fad. . .

I)? all cities and large-towns, agreat hue

and cry is frequently made‘ in reference to
adulteruted 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
be made as regards the cause of the puny and
sickly condition of children, it would be as-
certained beyond a doubt. that the exhibition
of deleterious drugs in the shape of Paregoric.
Lauclanum. Anodyne Drops, -Cordials. &_c..
have had more to do with the weak and sickly
condition of children than any ill effects of
adnlterated and manufactured milk. In view
of this fact. Prof. Roberts was prompted to
prepare a remedy expressly for children. and
which could be exhibited for the relief of pain
and suffering without being followed by any
of those evil c-nuseqilenc-es which follow the
exhibition of the usually prescribed ‘narcotic
preparations. The preparation is known as
-‘ Ro:ir:m‘s Cnouc .\lr:<rUa;: rm; Ix-‘..x.\'r:a,"
and during the many years that it lias been
before the people, it has gained :1 reputation
and notoriety very s-:-ldom attained by " pat-

HARRAL. RlSL‘E:‘i’ :S~ KITCHEN,
Wholesale D,r.n_ggists, Tb’ Barclay Street, New
I ork, Solo Agents.

fix-;r.I,;r (X5 Snti. Agents fog‘ Nor-walk.

Bvxrmzavclmdismasazs.
Bressed and Gammon Erick,

ter, iiair, and Marhie Iifinst.
,TlIE Subs-2i'ibci‘-.baving di.-;.-iolved his con-
nection with W. C. .~"fm:f:~r-_, Eso. in the
business, will cor.fium it on his‘:-wn ac-
count, and will keep a .good a=.ac-rtment of
the alt-cve named articles cousfantlv on hand,
w hich will he sold cli,c-.1pf'gi-C,-,~._.i~,,'
I5 CHAS. ‘I’. l.F.l.T;‘iAl‘£D.
- Oil‘.-.39 rcfraoval to.C‘écllicl:'s Packet Orfice.
for Sale cheap.
BOUT 90 Acres of Land. situated in the
Village of George-toivn‘, on the Darul;-.n'y
and Norwalk Railroad. and;-within 20, rods of
the Depot and Post Office. 0;: the remises
are a good house and oujvbuilelings, a so, trees
of tlifferent kinds. From 8 to 10 acres are
woodland. The location is a desirable one,
being easy of access, and in the Immediate
vicinity of‘ churches, schools. and ma.nuf‘,1c.
luring estublithments,of-‘different kinds, and
where labor is in constant demand, and ’good
wages can DI? 0l)tf.l._ll1f-‘d. For terms, 01- any
other information, apply at the Gszmri;
OFFICE. or of A. B.,Iio1.L_, at the Freight office
la Danbtiry. ‘ "
I Danbury, O(:t.1,'18."-?.,

A.Nl'eAisi Arrivalgi
G O A L -I

JUST received at the Yard of

 1858. ‘C1858:
h

4..

tf-'10

I-DDLEBROOIUS Al..\IANAC'3. by the
Gross, Dozen, or at Retail,
By 0. S. CLARK.

Another Invoice
I-‘that fine Note Paper and Envelopes,

just. received by _.
. KNAPP d: L_'I NBS.
533?; 1
BY the Barrel or smallqnéntity, at

GEGTW. ’8’MI'I'H’S,
., South Norwalk.

for Sale.
SHARES ~S'l‘O\'.‘-I-I of‘ NORWAI-E Gas
LIGHT C0.\tI-‘.x.\“i‘..'- Apply to
WM. C. STREET.

20

43tf'

“TATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired
and warra_nI_.ed to give satisfaction. 7
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware sold at
very low prices. L.‘-all "before pfrrshssing.
' . ’ O. S. CLARK

U313‘ salve; Lead for stoves and machine-
;-py 9,1, F.H.l‘lASH"‘3.
So. .-’v"orioollr,‘(.7t.
OW is the time to have your Binding
done, when it can be done cheap, at the
EXCEL $101? E0011’ BI.-VDER I’.

Large diszou-nfs made on qrlantif-fies.

 received, «.2. new lot of Eartha Quality
, i._et.tcr and Note Paper, expressly for ‘La-
dies use’. at CA.-‘«IP"b'.

Cameo Pins I Cameo Pins! !‘
- T The Jewelry and Trimming, Store, near
‘the Spring, may be found the largest and
richest a.ssortment of these goods ever offered
to the Ladies of this Tou L3. Some entirely
new and rich designs ~

Paper bolls,

_ ND PAPER DOLLS FURNITURE, in
any quantity. Call and see them at the
Store of KNAPP & LYNES.

Ladies Skirts, Just Received at
0. S. CLARR’S.

 , ___ 
- LATED FORKS! -PLATED FORKS

ll

*1

they will no longer attr-mpt,I as.=urP'_Y0l1. '

' W.o_od“.-*4 I2uil.diu;ze!. :.'-.‘_iI
. Between St. 2-‘_ichu1..s ogffetroiiolitan ,_ V
' New Y°.=k9“J';- 

4-.

t" _ ." ..:: ": ‘-1 ilv shonldl v.-_!..‘-

Lime, Gement, calcined ?las-:- .

l

NOTHER Lot of am Beautiful Cord for; L , 

All the new patterns at CLARIQS.

«. 

"' . _.__.._.__——-.

Elsie 

\.—_

 

rnm the Advertising OfBe'e,33I5Btol.dVuJ', , _, ; .
a.n.--ac-r---vԤvvv~

»~.v.‘~».-.r .\-.¢.-'.~o.n. .»-.-.. .—..v.-,..~.«-..-mp

EAEIARD, SHUT! & $1,
No. 123 Maiden Lano,N. 1., ' '

".\[POR’i‘ERS and manufacturers of

1. FANCY FIJRS,

ll-wing determined to '-’ ' ‘ 5 '_ " '

sism. Tlil-‘iii sru;:K AT ANY SACRIFICE,

Would now call the attention of thelrcdstoluo

.:-rs and Rl~JI'AIi. BU 1"rjRS..tbroughon§ ,.the‘

country to the largest and most cbmpletb,

sortmeut; of FURS which they have ever‘ 

fererl for -sale, all of which have beeil mound-

-_f'.u::urel _“ -
r.‘:raI:=.;=i.'x' FOP. R‘-‘T-AZLI.\‘o, , ,

?n,t.l1'e, best manner and most approved stylit,’

and svhéc-h they offer ' .

‘ AF rRI(‘f-:-' '\'v‘iiiCH ram’ GUARANTE

, ’ SIIALL ':lUl'l‘ _T‘Hf.‘ PURCHASER;

Among which will be found

1.-if-firs‘ I-‘1'f?~‘,

‘ OF F.VER\' 'v'.-\IIIE'I'Y.
cm«f1‘L<> ci.ovrs, cars, .‘.rL"rri.r.s:-7,

. . d '
26:47 " FANC'x° SLEIGB 30313..
. Balance of stock.

O._N'PI Thousand Dinner and Tea SetI,'fi-on.
$2 so to $500.00 sets. $10,000 worth of.

Brouzes. including the most perfect,i_n.th¢,ott. _

$10,000 worth Plated Tea Sets. Gaston, Cafe‘ _

Baskets. are-. $5 000 worth Plated Forks’
un§l_Sponn:=, Dish Covers, Waiters. &¢.,_,_ '.

$103000 worth Rich Cut Glass, in everfthrieo 
$1 7.500 worth Clnnl-Hum

ty,-Goblets. Jon.
tle _0rnarnent.-‘. Vases, Bon-Lions, etc.

TOJLE -2* st: rs I.-V (.-‘REA T V.aR1L'1'i.'. I

,1’ ' Table Cutlery of all Kinds.
Over.:37.-5.000 of the above Fancy and math!‘
Good-ifsvill be sold at very low price-s,tolnlt_ .
the times. Those desirous of making useful
and ornamental presents to their friends will‘

. do well to examine before purchasin .

C. C. LEIG ,
Sr 563 Broadwagét 
B 

lnrfioe .

 3orv;al':"s-;: 
Eemale Alterativej ,
OR the exclusive use of Females laboring.
‘nu-lei‘ any or the following CompIaIn§f§,:

s.r‘x".r:, AND QUALITY-

/

‘I

.._;..

*.«i2..:——-t ibstmr-aiorns, Snppressions, Green Ste}-‘ ,' " 

ffH:=:I, Ileadachc. Pain in the Side,Palpltutfon-

Loathing of‘ Food, Disturbed Sleep, and 3]

Interruptions or irregul-.rrities of the M '

Periods. Prepared for Madame Boivln,_o£ 1,8

Rue.-V-e.u-,;ix-ard at Paris,_Fmnce. ‘
Sold, Whole.=,ale and Retail, at 486 Bmadi

way_.N,c-w York. - -— ‘ , ‘

Pmcs, Oxs DOLLAR Psn Box.

7.':3"All letters addressed to Dr. Paige will -3.,-

l.:e‘punetnall-y attended to. 93345

’ jsoebbeler 51.. m.....a'-. IF

Msxtrracrnnizas of Grand and Square Ac-
J.

block East. of Eroaclwayal New York. We‘
would invite the attention of amateur: and
critics to the Inspection of our -unrivuiltii
stock of Plano-Fortes,_whicl1. for tone and du-
rability of workmanship, have not~_been aur-
pissed by any in this country. Allberal dis-
count tb Clcrgymen, Schools and the Trade.
iy23s .

-1

' I a ' 
--Dr. Samord s Inngorator,
O'R1'aIVBR REMEDY!
3 AN ARTICLE THAT I«'.‘VI-‘.P.Y BODY NEED3'W’IU 3
not in a. perfect s-.tu'.:- of‘ health, for the Liml 1,1
second only to the hon our human econouf-,jgd
when that is der Ange -.--hole vita!‘ naehinfiy as
wrong. To find a. in peculiarly sdnptid to this _
disease has been the st :2.’ one ofthe pl-oprietorl, In
a large and extended ;.1r.:- 9:» for the past twenty years,
and the result of his e. meat. is the Invigorntor, on '
a never-failing remed 2.‘. re ufedlcine has any in
to help. As a Live: eugcdy it has no equal, as Itch:-.
tify '.‘-‘I10 use it. V_ ‘ .

 
 
 
 
 

A lady, writing from Brooklyn, says, “ Would tn: 1
conldrexpress in this short letter the also your Inig-
orotbr has been to am in raising a large family of chil-
dren, for it has never failed to relieve all-aflbetiolp of
the stomach, bowels, or attacks of ‘worms, If not)»:
once had this remedy placed within "their méh, no
were taught how to use it, 3. featful and untold snout-

'of agony might be saved.” .

 

One of our prominent bankers says, “Fin or-.112»
yeurs since, I found myself running down with a Brit‘

difficulty; resorting to your Invigorator, woo greatly ‘

reueved-. and, continuing for a season, was entirely 20--
stored.” ' ‘

'.-\ clergyman called at our office the other «by and
said ‘he had given a pout‘ -.-.-r.-man A bottle, who was suff-

fering very badly from Li-:-r Complaint, and beforeshio ‘

had taken the whole of it she -.-ms at work uni‘
bread for her faniily. _ '
A gentleman recently from the West says, while at
Chicago, he was attached with a_ slow, lingering fever,
t1m_t lntffled the skill of physicians; but the invigorate:
cured him in a. few days. ,

One . 1'. cit 9 li-

. ‘lav? a‘§nt«r§:.‘i‘.~'o';°1.3
stomach disorders, so as to confine hfm .9‘ 91350.. 3.
seen; to the dgug store for one bottle of ‘,3: . nu-1go,.'g¢,
took-one dose, which relieved him so an .1 he was nu;
to attend to his business.

An acquaintance, whore baaidess compels an 1.
write most. of the time,'sr,;-3 he Lemme ;o ‘M; ., .3“
be unable at times to lj.oid his pen, while, at others
sleep would overpoxr-er him; but the Inviglol-ate: cu.‘
him.

‘ilisiii rifiigliishtzi ‘tdwd .2

4.

A gernleman from Brooklyn called on as a week or
fwo aince, looking: but the sfitdow of a man, with nth
jrollow, pale and -ieuthlike. He had been fox-alongfimo
=ufl‘erin_-.5 from Jaiindize az:-1 llyspepsln, and unable to
attend to his bu-iness. We .-‘.1-.v him again to-day,‘ S
clzanged man. and, to use his expression‘ he has not.
seen the Dfrltolll of the first l.-Otfle, and further adds.
‘-' 1: saved my life, for I was fast going to a concurs!‘
rivets grave." .

.-imong chelmndreds of Liver Remedial nl$I"ofl’eze& ‘

tn the public, timre are none we can sinfully n-eonnggfi
as Ifr. :‘unlord'~x Invrgorator, or l.iver EL-niedy, so son
er.‘.ll_v l:no.rn_r.mv throughout the Union. This prep..-
a:~.7.'.on is truly 2 Liver lnvignratfir‘,-"protIu'oing Sheena
happy r-=ults on all who inst: it. finest innnnn‘
certificates laave been l{i\‘E‘.| of the virtue of this ggli,
cine by flu:-sa cf the highest standing In 39:13:: gm! is
1-3, without tlcaisx, the best prep-arr.tiun!fuo‘.'. hodlto t_hQ‘
pin is. .

.s.s.::-roRo 8: co., Proprietors, r:-is Broadway, x. in

Sold In Nc.rw..lk by E-.-one A Son, and has [9 h
L:-'ne-1.; South Norwalk, by .. B, Gxifieth; and Ali

Drnggists.

A BEAUTIFUI. READ or “

R ICE}, G LOSSY HAIR,
Complet-:1-y P-reserved to the Greatest Age,

 

And who that is gray would not have ‘ it" restated to
former color? or bald, but would hafe the groggy 3;-
stored ‘P or troubled with dandruff _a_nd-itchbg but ygum
have It removed‘? or troubled with scrotum, sealdhoud.
or other ernptmnR._b\=t would be cured?- or with but
head-ache (neuralgia) but would b0‘¢'~u'2d. It: wllldoo
remove all pimples from the face anti akin. Prof. Wood’:
Hair Restox-at_i':e will do nil this. see cu-cu)", gfi 35¢.

following:
ANN A2303, Novenrber_5, 1866. -
Paar - O. 3. '5-"cob-—l)EL\}: S1a:—I have heard much
such said of the wonderful effects of your Huh’ Rector.-
tive; but having been so often cheated by quack!-I} ufl
qua cl: nostrnms, hair dyes, &c., I was disposed to phcq
your Restorative in the same category with the thousand
and one lou-111;,’ trumpeted quack l't‘lnEl.llOS, until I -not
you in Lawrence County some months since, when you
gave me such assurance as induced the trial of ur-
B.estora'.i‘.'e in my family: Bx-st, by my good wife, u up
hair had become vex; thin and entirely white; and not
fore exhausting one of your large bottles, her hair III
restored 2.*.car1y to its original hesntifltl brown col.t_
and had thicitenez‘. and become glossy upon,anxl entitoif
over the head. She continues to use it, not -.—.i:”], yo.
cause of zts beautifying effects upon the hair, but be-
cause of its healthful influi-nee upon the head and mind.
Others of my fsinily and friend.) are using your Keaton-t
tire, xvitb the happiest eLl'ev_:fs; therefore, my skepflclfi
and doubts in reference to its character and value no
entirely removed; and I can and do pagan, ‘lg
confidentially recommend its ‘use by amvho would Imvg
their hair re.<t:-red from white or. gray (by 3.3.. at
sickness or tag») to or-rginzll color and beauty, and by db

. young persons v. ho woui-.l have their hair beautiful out

glossy. Very truly and gratefull;-' ycari: ,
soronox zoom.

-1:

Fr..'::e:~ V.'oe:~:':-It n---: .-on; time ago: 1 Sn‘ you .3
Bllgotiel-.1 before .L g«_~‘ F ‘

.119 of Rthstomtive for wide
'.'0u gave me III! or

when i got. it we c
hair, as the surest
that you assured it . ~ and och“; .5,
family and frii-nds, r. 5 witnessed its efi'eg:;,.n. 30'
using an I recomrneuv...u,», its use to others as Qnfhled “,
the highs:-t consiilersu-.-n you claim for it. ,
‘ ".-again, very respectfully and trnl yours,

S UHON MANN.

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. , CARLYLE, In. June 2 use;

I lilffe ufled Prof. O. J. Wood’: Hair’Restnxgat.ig..j
huvodldmired its wonderful effects. My ban" on -5..
coming, as I thought, prematurely gravphut by the no
of his Restorative it nus resumed its czkinal eobg, ggg.
I have no doubt, permancnily so.

' S. BPJESE, Ex-Senator F. S.

0. J. WOOD 3; ($0., Proprietors, 312 DL'OIdI‘I],Ne'
Yui-it-(tn the great N. ‘X . \'-‘ire Railing In :tuhIhhno'a|)_
and 114 Market street, St. Louis, isaoux-I.

_ ' ‘ And" sold by all good ruggtsts.

Soldin Norwalk by BEEBE & 30N‘,- in‘Bx-id I
Shelton 53.’ Co. and ‘I’. C.‘ Wot-din, cud by gn tap“ ‘a
throughout the United states and Briti:.hProvinc-n.

Sold here by all Drufrgists. 3n“

rmvv vvoon man,

c On Camp Street,
I-fit-l£0I‘P) , I

om... -

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-"= chestnut Wood.-

THE undersigned will be nappy to reach;
orders for, and supplythe public with the.
above kinds of Wood‘, in any quantity and of.
tlebest quality, at the lowest market print,
for CASH. I. JAMES FINNEY, Agent:

Shawls.

, “-VJnfm- new stock of s'rnr.1..{3o "H 
" all colors. -An entire new fitook of

W00:-. LONG snAwt.s..
at, 12-, great bargain: 0- -1. Guns.

 

 
 

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