THE’ NEW ‘YORK
I T I A H S A W M I
AND MACHINE COMPANY-
‘Copitai $250.00"-
. , . ,- -... .1...-.
THIS comm”! ‘I33 bwn orgnnzed “$1”-I l>J\l)‘l’l‘nl b..
on tel for the urpoio 0l'l0PPlYl“F ‘“"" ' '
BBO pl 0 3H 3 I N A T I 0 N
PORTABLE STEAM SAW :~.m.1...
mu OTHER IMPROVED MACHINERY-
Iii.
sad the entire machiiie.r_v llu$lllP.*‘i
_v J. ill. I‘;lllt‘l‘:4(;ll &}:‘0(-l. 3|-*0 “W
Montgomery Works at Yonkers, on t ie _ u _s0u., m-5-_I
this city‘ and Wm, me experience nnd l‘Rt",l.llll-I85 (.()lllllil
nod lnjts organization are prepared to fur.ns‘i mac ame-
ry of all kinds_at more libe_riil rates than have ex er cen
oflex-ed at any other estublismnent.
T59 C03] 1N}'\'l‘ION SAW-Mll.l. was patented October,
1356, and i now ggneral y ncknnivledgexl to be the
cheapest, most practical. and efiicient. lumber mantufnc
tug-jug machine in the world. .-ii limze iiuinberofp he-i_u
are in sucgessful operation in d1llei'enl. scotiniis (lx ‘l.lll~:
count,-y_ (jamma, Cuba, and So. America,-spd S\'ll¢:‘lL‘T9A
their merits have been fe_Rl‘-‘d ‘hey ‘"5 1"’-“TE -"f1°lf{l9_
by lumber m_n_nufacf u_i-ers in preference to all other _mi .~.
The following‘ letter expresses the general opinion of
those who are using the Combination .\lill : I
Masons. Es_u-:r.so.v & Co.-—Gcntlenien : lheve trietd the
eaw mill purchased of you, and will my }hat I5 D“ OW)“
well, end lnDl'e.lllal1 meet» my exP°¢'*‘~f1°n5- 1”“ “*1
pleased with its perlormxnice. I set it up On -'!-_small
stream thot‘ufl‘orded constant writer about as thick as
my little finger, :whlcli--was much‘ more than sufgicieut
to supply the boiler. - We are_a ole to cut. 3,000 eet of
benggifu lumber in‘ 12 hours, with _snmc-thing less than
one cord of wood. It is the very thing we have so much
needed in our country for a long time. With little
trouble and expense, we are enabled to move i. from
sea to ten miles per day, nnd set it up in the heart of
the timber. Whl‘(]!}'lt BRVG: 1:116) grenlt. burthen of‘ hauling
the s o lon s once 0 e mi .
Y(1:i‘1's respeitfully, JESSE KERR. JR»-
’ ‘ , Louisville, Tennessee.
The Comps_in_v have purclmsod l.U.vo‘s l".l.'i'l:‘.‘\:i‘. FEED
Anamomxnr, which is.illustra.ted and described in the
Scientific American for October '24. This adds greatly
to tho emciency of the mill. _
The COMBINATION MILL, with all the recent im-
provements, and steam, power of 15 liorses, is capable
of nviing from 3,000 to 4,000 feet in _tsvelve hours. and
is sold for 81,660. THE NEW \ORl\ ClR(‘.Ul..-ll». SAW
1llLLis manufactured only by this Company. lt is of
superior construction, and sold for 25 per CF11‘-‘ less than
other nillls of no "greater capacity. A mid with 86 to
6-I-lnch saw can be sold for $4.60 to $500, and with u 20
horse engine iindboiler is sold for $2,300.
Sflsx Enema and Bulimia; ENGf..'€is of from one to
100 horse power; LOCOIi0Tl\'l~.‘, Tu-stun, l<‘1c’s. pnd Cri-
nmm BOXLERS. furnished at greatly reduced prices from
former quotations. _ .
Drawings, with plansfind speciflc&‘tions,t'or buildings
, and machinery, l‘urnl.~hcd‘gratis to our customers.
Competent mechanics are sent. out to put up and set
in operation on’: machinery,‘ when required.
We also manufacture Su1.\'oLi: .\lA(‘lilNli‘.S, l‘i.isiso MA-
csnms. Stuns .\llLl.S, and MACBIXI-2_llY is Gl-?.\’l-‘.RA!..
Special attention paid to getting up 511.41-‘li.\'G and Pm.-
ixvs. for msnufnctorics, and all kinds ‘of .\iiu.-Wiucirr
Won. .
This Company are selling in great numbers 9. P.\rx.\"r
Coxtcst. BURB-S'l'5J.\‘E MILL, for flour, corn meal, and all
kinds of feed, which is pronounced by experienced mil-
lera, both lnthis country and Europe, vii: sisr znia. EVER
coxisnuomv. It will grind more grain in the ssmetinie
They have piirclifi
heretuforecarried on}-V
\“1n6Lvdth_l_i_n,lf,tl_ieVpower, of any mill of the same price
in the market.
We also furnish other styles of GRIST-MlLl.:l, when
required.
The undersigned are also publishers of
T B E
UNITED STATES ‘JOURNA L,
A large nnd_mugnificent. illustrated niontlily newspaper,
devoted to ,mi:cu.iims, Aoiucuurar, l.l'l‘li‘.R.\’l“(2P.E, and
Alusnn-:.\‘1‘. V
In addition to its usual attractions, uliicli lisve al-
ready given it recirculation of nearly 100,000 copies per
month, it will hereafter contain a complete record nfall
new and valuable Ml?(.‘.BA.\’IC.-ll. and :\GRiCFL’l‘t‘R.\l. IM-
PRnvRIx.\'1§,‘emhraciug ii larger amount of practical in-
formation from experienced writers in these specialities
than any other publication in the world.
PRICE, ONLY 50 CENTS A YEAR.
Specimen copies sent gratis.
J. M. EMERSON 8: Co., Publishers,
And Agents for the
N. Y. STEAM SAW-MILL AND MACHINE COMPANY,
“ I N6. 871 Broadway, New York.
_.....— .._.
THE
NEW Y0
For 1858 !
BEST FAMILY PAPER IN THE WORLD !
All the Favorite Writers retained, and New
ones added.
Btlll greater attractions for the new Year.
The circulation of‘the NEW YORK LED-
GER is now Three Hundred and Tliirly
Thousand Copies, which is greater than that
of any
Ten other Literary Papers in America.
The profits on this
-roralleled circula-
enables the propri-
. aaper with a circu-
* -ll'.| of ,on.11.&ll,ll_D,.(3:
.: thousand or , 8.9. 35*
~ .ld sink under the
:2.-uses oi‘ the Ledger
éu. - «es um. six months.
.3: ll of the old and fa ‘ _
.' voril:cContributors will
' continue to write for
The Ledger as hereto-
fore. No expense will
be spared to secure oth-
ers whose pens shall be
- considered competent
- ~ to add to The Ledger ’s
zittractionsdsusefulness.
Mrs. EMMA D. E. N.
SOUTHWORTII writes on-
ly for the N. Y.LedgeI'.
...vr Fuss writes on-
“;.r the N. Y. Ledger.
5:-‘."l’.V'A..\‘US Conn, Ju, _. .
‘,vI'3.'eB only for the_
York Ledger.
-jlsiimson BENNI-1T1‘
arr; es only-for the New
’3.‘.r;-k Ledger. _
.5-.2103 CARY, Mrs.Sio-
-:~.-; =.rn-iv and Dr. NsLso.\'
wt . Le for The New York
-, . Leilger.
Gsouou D.PilENTlCE,
Jami G. Siixc. and all
. the other heal. writers,
. contribute to The New
York Ledger.
The Ledger is devoted
to Polite Literature,
Uri-giiml Illustrated
Talus. Essays. Poetry,
Sketches, Biography,
. - News. ch-..
‘Tue Ledge-r is every-
vvuaeucknowledgeil to
he zlie best. family pa-
per :n_fhejworld--hence
its extraordinary and
‘.Ilf‘ll."3i1l'd'0l popularity.
T“ e Proprietor of the.
‘.’”Le£ger employs the
.bs=«. talent, and by so
_d<-lug makt-s.t_.lic Dt':'3l
paper in the country. -
The New York Ledger
is printed on beautiful
white paper, and is
coiiiposcd of eight pa-
ges, making the hand-
.-zomest weekly paper
in the Union. It is
published every Satur-
-day, and sold at all the
‘news ofliccs in every
_ city and town through-
‘ . oiittlie country, and is
- , nm,ilc_d,_ for subscribers
"at Sizpei-annum; two
copies are sent. for $3.
,Auv person obtaining
«eight subscribers at
'5'?
‘r
I l
\
R
J.‘ J‘ -
3
$1.50 each. (which
our lowest club rates.)
and sending us $12.
will be ciititled to one
copy free. Terms in-
variably iu advance."
Address all letters to
ROBE‘-RT BONNER‘.
' Publisher of the
NEW-YORK LEDGER
44 Ann Sl'.., New York.
N. B.—--Now is a good
- ‘time. to subscribe,» as
rs. Soi:ruwoizrn~‘s new
' story, THE BRIDE OF
AN EVENING. will be
commenced in The Led-
gel‘ on the first of Jan-
_ uuvy. .
.. ‘ ‘ N. B. No. 2.-—-We
‘ - ' lisvc no Agenf..=.autlior-
ized to receive subscrip
sions for The Ledger.
Suliscribers must. al-
_ , -svu-_ys1'emit direct to us
" ' _ ' and not. send or pay
f» , _ iiiiymoneytn any
Agents. '
characterizes every i\l'l.-
. . dole in The Ledger. In fact". the names ofils
I ; "lending contributors are a sufilcient guarantee
'4'. that it stands in marked contrast to a class of
' “xi ‘weekly publications that have for so long a
. ‘gtime flooded the country, but which, fortu-
' inateiy for the morals of -our people, are al-
O iimost exl.inct..
.3 Corn Shellers.
:7 ; EW pattern-Corn Sbellers, a first rate ar-
_ ticle for use by W. c. STREET.
‘A hlgll moral tone
RK LEDGER‘
' ""°*““"“h.x‘.ing among
UNRIVALED ATTRACTIONS Z1
Bmusiiékiéflsihliililziss,
A N l)
A Putnam's Iltioiitla’
’!‘\‘\-“ «;ui«;.\v .\f.-U!-\7.l’.\'l-‘..~.‘ 1:; 125:1-2,
90.000 ."()l’)f«‘.S -‘n..J:.1-:1:;:4.-‘gm-.-as 2:
Illa gu i [icon I Progrn in me for 1858.
$ 2 0 , 0 0 0
l.\' SPl.F.NDIll woincs or ART.
FIVE DOLLAR ENGIRAVING
T0 1-: 1/TER 1-’ .s'r,-'Bs0R1I;ER.
r n E o R F.‘ A r i. I B R‘.»\Ml’l ‘\.7_o”i.3 p 1.; 1._
.‘.GE.\"l‘S GETTi.\’G men.
The union of F.MERSO\*’S It
and l’U'l‘NA.\l'S MONTHLT lizis
consolidated work a circulation second t h t
one similiir pulzlicufdou in the counlr 09. ul
has secured for it a combination of’ lifér n}
and artistic talent. probably unrivaled by :13
other magazine in the wor d. During mu rim,
II10mh.t-be sale in the trade and demand ‘mm
:.l1lilllJIslcl:)i(;irbersl exceeded 90.000 copies, am] the
_ ,5 9. re_ad_v issued of the consolidated
work are iiiiiversally conceded to have sur-
llasfed. iii the richness of‘ their literary con.
- cuts. pad the bca_uty and pi-ofuseiicss 0f"their
pictorial illustrations, any lnagnzine M8,. be_
fore issued from the American pre5s_ En,
couraged by these evidences of favor the
publishers lmve detei'mine«:l to commence the
new volume in January with still addifiénal
attraction.-:, and to ofi‘cr_sucli llldueemeyltg to
subscribers as cannot fail to place it i-i circu
. _ ., . -
l‘%§i‘<;]nt.!a: the head of American inagazines-
_ - -11- Y?‘-‘W tho:-ynow annource the follow-
ing splendld PF0gl'ummc. They have pu1'clJu-
..ed that superb and costly Sl.eel-plate ,-“gm.
ving,
“ The Last Supper,”
and will present aucopy of it to every three-
dollar subscriber for the year i858. It was
engraved at :1 cost. of over $6,000, by the late
celebrated A. L. Dick, from the of-igim,1 of
Raphfiel Morglicn. after Leonardo Du Vinci.
and is the largest steel-plate (’Ilgl"LVi1)o' pref
executed in this country, being three atimes
the size of the ordinary three-dollur cum.-3-
vings. . '3
The first impvessioiis of this en°*av'
held at $10. and it was the inteifiloiilglg :11‘):
artist that none of’ the engravings should ever
be offered for a less sum than $5, being. richly
worth that amount. Thus every three dollar
SllllDSCTllJ€r Will receive the lllagaziiie one year
'-_ WP 9-15 S-l—_aud this splendid eiigi-aving,
"ICMY “'0”-h $0 ; thus getting for $3 the vuliie
of $8.
We shall commence striking off the engm.
“"89 immediately, yet it can hardly be ex-
pected tlmt. impressions of so large it plate
can be taken as fast as they will be called for
by subscribers. We shall, therefore, furnisli
them ill the ovcler in which siibscriptiona are
received. 'lhose who desire to obtain their
engravings early. and from the first impres-
sions, should send in their subscriptions with-
out delay. The engraving can be sent on
rollers, by mail. or in any other manner, as
subscribers shall order. ‘
$20,000 in Works cum.
L In addition to the super!) engraving of"l‘m.-
.-\5T SUPP!-‘.lt, which will be presented to eve
ry three dollar subscriber ‘for 1858 the pub-
llflhefs hove completed arrgngements for the
distribution, on the 25th Cday of Decemhe;-_
l_8D_S, of ti. series of splendid works of art, con-
sisting of one hundred rich and rare Oil Paint-
mgs. valued at _from $100 to $1,000 each_
Also 2,000 magnificent Steel Pluto Engruvings
worth from $1 to $5 each. making. in all.ovér
Three Thousand G’zf(s,worth Tmgmy T/,0".
sand Dollars.
Inclose $3 to the Publishers and you will
commence rece_iving the Mugazipe by return
mall. ~ 3ou Will also .i-eccive with the first
copy a iiiimbered subscription receipt entitling
you to the engraving of
“ YVHE LA S T 18' R’).-
and :1 chance to draw one of these “ Tliree
T/zousaml Prizes.”
Rmsorvs wuv vou SHOULD susscsms ros
EMERSON’S MAGAZINE,
For 1858.
Flint: Because its literary contents will,
during the year, embrace contributions ffrpm
over our uuxniuio undercut writers and think-
... .. . _. .. _ ,_ tfilg” “V93 '“F“=*,
guished 0 An1erican_aut o ..
S0607!!!-:BCC8l.lSC' its editorial (lepurtments,
“ 001‘ S‘-W110.” " Our Window,” and “ Our
Olio,” will each be conducted by an able
nditor—mid it will surpass, in the vaiiety and
richness of its editorial coutents,auy other
Magazine. "
Third : Because it will contain, during the
year, iieaily six hundred original pictorial il-
lustrafions from designs by the first American
artists.
Fo_urth. : Because for the sum of $3 you will
receive this splendid monthly, more richly
worth that sum than any other iliagiazine, and
the superb engraving of" Tm: LAST SUPPER,”
worth $5. .
Fr‘/tli—Bccauss you will very likely diiiw
one of the three thousand prizes to be distrib-
uted on the 25th day of December. l858——per-
hapfs one that is worth $31,000. '
. Notwithstaniling that these extraordinary
inducements can hardly fail to accomplish the
objects of the publishers without further
eflorls. yet. they have dcferinined to continue
through the year --
TIIE GR EA T LIBRAR Y OFFER.
To any person who will get up a club of’
twenty-four subscribers,eithcr at one or more
post. L-dices, we will present a splendid Libra-
5 forwarded wizli
ry. consisting of ovur Forty Large Bound
_Volumes, embracing the most popular works
in the market. The club may he formed at
the club price, 82 a year, willioul. the cngm.
ving. or at the full price, 83, with the engm-
ving of‘ the Last Supper to each Subscriber.
List and description of the Library, and spec-
imen copy of the Magazine, will be forwarded
on receipt of 25 cents. Ovit-1' ‘Z00 Libraries,
01' 8,000 volumes, have already been distribu-
ted in accordance with this offer, and we
should be glad of an opportunity to furnish
u Library to every clerg_vuian, to every school
teacher, or to some one at every post. ofiice in
the country. ‘
MAKING MONEY.
The success which our agents are meeting
with is almost ustoiiisliiug. Among the many
evidences of mi f'ar.-.t, we present the follnu'iiig
from one ofour agents already in the field :
“ I have now been at xvnrk cuiivussing no your Mug“.
zine one week, llllll um dcliglited with the lnisiiicsis. lt
is duller:-iit from canvassing for iiiiytliiiigelse lever tried.
I Dun sure to get ii subscriber in o-very family wliere the-v
cnu rake tugctlicr three dolluis. l mu in-ver rcceivell
with nidifforeiico anywliere, for the first thing I do is to
unrnll my ciigraving be-f'oie,l let anybody know what l
am after, and thus I get them interest-.-d before flu-v
l:n0\\"v-‘hut :i splendid offer l am going to make fhem.—.-
Somu-times they ask my price for the. en-,t,1~a\-ing mu] 1
tell thvm 55. um) wlii-ii l uficr them the engraving and
Miiyzulllle 009 )"‘1\1‘ for SB they are perf’o(-.fly astonished.
I did not set to «zoiiig well for the rlrst two or three Ila vs:
Tl"? 153 ‘l“.V I 15‘-‘l5 ' L’. subsci-il.aci'.~‘. '
The 2d llli_V‘ I got 7 gup_,5,3m,e,..,.
'l-'l|=“ 3d dd)’ l_1§"1' ti sub.«.;u:ribei's.
The -ltli ti:-.v 1 «wt )3 ,,.,,bS’c,.,b,,,.,,_
TM? 5“! dill’ 13"‘ ‘J Slll)S(‘l‘lllPl'S.
The Gtli dug [got 17 subscribers,
First week I (.4
l slmll do much better llO‘:’il ‘i""Pli. It is the 4-iigravinrv
that does the hiisiiiess. F.ver_vhody wants u,,.e,,g,.,, ,.,,,9’'?
You mu‘; L-ulvulufc upon frmu one in two thoiisand alib-
scrlbers from me this Wints.-r. I niii going to make
enough out of the linisiuess to liuy int: (i. fnrin in the
Spring ”
With such inducements as we ofi'er,anybcdv
can obtain subscribers. We invite every gen-
tleizmii out of employment, and cvery lady
who dcsiivs zi pleasant i)1071¢.'y making occu-
pation to apply at once for an agency. Ap-
plicants should enclose 535 cents for ospccimen
copy of the Etlagnzinc, which Will always be
answer to application, by
return mail.
SPECIMEN ENGRAVING.
As we desire to place in the hands of’ every
person who pi'0p{:~1C‘:? to got up a club.:1ud
also of every agent, :1 copy of the engraving
of “ ’l‘ur. LAST SL'Pi>mc,” as a specimen, each
applicant inclosing us $3 will receive the en-
graving. posi. paid by return mail, also speci-
mens cl‘ our publications and one of the num-
bered subscription rcccipfs, entitling the
holder to the Magazine one year and to a
chance in the disfril:-:_it.i,on. 'l‘liis oil‘-.-1‘ is made
only to those who desire to act as agents or to
form clubs. Adflress
' OAKSMITI-I a.-. C0 ,
No. 371 Broadway, New York.
51
]_)APER DOLLS! PAPER FURNITURE!
Something new for children; very pleas-
An endless variety at
A. ll. CAMPS
Excelsior Book Emporium.
iug and i iistrucfive.
"Haiiaay’iib?$i;§s Holiday Books!
LARGER assortment than eveixjust re-
ceived, and at prices warranted to suit
the times. . Call early and secure the first se-
ction, at ALFRED H. CAMPS.
Age of Iniprovemenis.
OT ii whit bcliiud, but \':isi.ly Sill.U.'i'l()l‘ to
_l_ :lll_‘," lliing over 0!l':-rw.l in this lllill'l\'l‘l-. is
mic fl.Sri(H‘l.lIIt‘.lll- \\'l}l(‘ll miw (;ump2isv~ Luv ex-
l.:-iislvlr .~l.-Hit; Ill‘ ."-iu\‘1r-:_ ll:-;ilo'i' -, s‘{’L'..:il 5". ll.
N:i-*|i‘s, S-.mi.li l'.’ur\.\:;!k.
Lei. lln: l-'lrllo.-opiu-r :i.l:Il luv-inf.--1‘ ruin-" zu‘-<l
be tt-‘ilfllllt-'llt‘ll M. llm c.\'I,r.u-nlin:u_v <!s-vu-lup-
inents of m:3¢-m.-.:- in thin p:u-Li:-nl-.ir ll'w of
I.-mum-s.-, null do In-llvr H lb: 3; con.
‘ Lei. flio l.it.<-I-nr_v man and Stiinleiil. coma-
and find it fvicml that. will lllul-.'('. flu-in curnf'url.
able um! bl: free l'ruui llill-‘"3 and -'lIII~.l.
lief. the Rich (mine; for the ins-in of the
most. f‘n.~iI.i<lions shall be ;»;ruliIiml—-iuil. lI‘.~‘.“.(.'ll-
Eng‘, but. a.«liiiiiiisI.criii,-2: Ln t.h-ii‘ coiiiforls.
Let the poor come; for "f.is indeed it f'i*i(-ml
that will giiurd the pockets, saving soniethiug
by which other en_ioymcm..s may be om,-.iim..] _
Let _whoover will come. and behold :1 slove
so wondcrfu_l that ii. whole barrel of flour has
been bfiked in it. with fl. single lire, \\'ll.ll0lll.
replenisliiiig. requiring eight. batclies to do it ;
:1 stove that li-as baked a batch of l-reud. with
no fire in ii, uf'l.er heating the oven.
Come and see l he exLr:i.orrliimry cold wcatlicr
annihilufoi" in the form of" Suuf'ord's S-H.000
Challenge C:ll.('l', econoniical in its use. with
hundreds of’ i-eferenoes to s1|l).‘.ll.nutif)l.(: its
marvellous working.
Come and see a stove that consumes all the
gas which arises from the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigen ll'(i[l.l the imnospberc, that it
may add to its already enormous heating
power, and betier please its happy master.
Come and see many useful articles, and find
those who are happy to show and explain,
with no charges sure where pUl‘Clll\S(.'H uro
mndt.-, at
F. H. NASH'S, Sou!/.1 ./Vt.-r'IL‘rIll.:.
-1¥.‘nl3”'%s7iI>}iZ-I«§7¢?1\7i—m.?(.I.?.i}‘t's",
ATTHE
Norwalk Marble Yard !
./V‘€c1'I' '36 BI‘tdgl’,u\'b1‘ll.‘u]li, C'nnu_
EPULCHRAL Monmncutss Gravestone
_ ofevcr_v v:-iricty of pzitlerns,and of the
most skilful woi-kmuiisliip. The li€3l.tJ.SS0l‘l.-
constantly on huud. _
Pei‘:-:on.s\visliiiigto procureMuiiumreutsor‘
any kind of Marble Works, are lllVl5(‘fl to
call:-.ncl give it personal inspcctioinuf his
llll1tel.‘lalilI-.(l ivoi-luuaiiship, -.is1.liis will be
more s-.1tisfuctory than to plllfclltlf‘-t oxugenfs
without an opportunity of‘ testing the qual-
ity of the article coiitructed for.
ka.The Lettering and Ornaincntal work
is executed by experienced wmku-.cn.and
can W£ll‘l'Zl.Ill. it to give entiresa1.isf'al:tioii.
J. M. SMITH.
Norwalk Dye Works,
Foot of ‘[27.’ Hill, ]Vm~waM‘, Cmm.
OH}? PICKENS, practical Dyer and Re-
finislier of‘Silk. Cotton. and Woolen goods
of every desc.i'iptiou._beg-s leave to ‘return his
sincere Lbunks to his friends and the public,
for the many favors bestowed on him since be
commenced business at Winnipauk. and he
would now iufcrni them that he has removed
as above, and fitted up a Dye House and Flu-
ishing Room in the most complete manner.
with all the latest inipvovemcnfs of the art of
Dyeing ; and having given up coloring for
the Winnipauk Company, he will now be en-
-zbled to do his work in a manner that cannot.
be surpassed by any other establishment in
the Country.
0[ficcsfor veception aml dehv-erg of Goods
At the Dycworks, foot of Mill Hill. in the
rear of the old Bakery, and at his residence,
Main-st-., Norwalk. Conn.
A GENTS.
Slicpard’s Bakery, Norwalk.
G. H. Randle 155 Brother, Winnipmik.
Lyman Plait, Main-st., Daiibniy
David C. Palmer. at Horace I.ockwnod’s. No.
I Summer-st., Stamford
David Selleck, West. Norwalk.
G. B. Bristol, at D. Ch-.ipinuu’s, (3olman’s
block, Pittsticld.
Orders sent by Ad-.1m’s Express or by wag-
oners, will receive prompt. attention.
Norwalk, March ‘.5, 1857. 10
For Sale very Cheap,
NE of the best built, most conveniently
arranged, pleasantly sif.ual.ed 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-
tiuu of the Bridge,
.*.dapted for il. Physician or Merchant. its a por-
tiou ofit may easily be converted into astorc
or ofiice. Possession can le given z'mnmliare-
/3; if desired and terms ofpuyment. made easy.
OED EAEERS,
UITABLE for wrapping paper. for sale
cheap at this oilice.
ALM of a Tliousaiid Flowers. .
Balm of X Thousand Flowers. for sale by
KNAPP dz LYNES.
Do yam. won! a superb Soft Fur Hal .7
Go to RANDLE’°.
LENS FALLS. Wood’.-i and Hill’s Lime,
for sale by the Bushel, B:u're_l or Loud.
delivered if desired, at as low prices as can be
had from the kilu’s, by
CHAS.’l‘.LEONARD.
ASH paid for Calfskins and Cattle. Hides-
the highest pricus. - at OLMSTEADS.
Dr. I. B. W'right’s
SCROFULOUS ANTIDU TE.
IS the most potent remedy ever yet discov-
ered for the following diseases.
Consumption, Pleurisy, Bronchitis. Pain in
the Chest, Quinsy, Canker of‘ the Mouth,
Constipation, Fluor Albus, and all other
Disases of the Womb,
Nervous-
nesss, Convul.-
sious. all Cutaneous
Diseases, Dyspepsia. In-,
,f'la.uimufi0u of the E5 es,Ery—
sipelas. Glcet, Pimpled Face.
Spitting and Vomiting of Blood.
Piles. Whooping Cough, Drupsieti. Hys-
teiics, Jaundice, and all other Disczisee ofllic
Liveiulinpotency, Incontinence of Urine,
influenza, Chills and Fever. Gravel
or Stone in the Bladder, Discu-
ses of the Kidneys, Llllllbit
go and all forms of’
Rheumatism, Ma-
rusmus a n d
Summer .
Complaints. Pulpilatiou of the Heart. Tumors
and Abscesses, Anemia, or Deficiency of‘
Blood, Atrophy or ‘wasting of the,
Body, Boils and Curbuncles.
Disease of’ the Spleeu,. Diz-
ziness, of' the Head,
Sl.l0l‘l.llP.§'S of the
Bl‘(‘.fLl.ll, Flatulence, Sick Headaclie. Discolo
rution of‘ the Skin,Ulccrs and Sores general-
ly, and all impurities of the system whatev-
cr. For all diseases of the Chest, Lungs and
of the Womb and fcimile vveaknésscu it is a
sovercigii remedy. It may be relied on for
all diseases for which it is recoiumemfed.
. Nicw ‘foux, Oct. 19th. 185-1,
L. B. \‘v’iuGu'i'—-Dear sir: I have for iininy
years been ucquuintetl with the medicinal vir-
tues of your syrup, “ The Scrofnlous Anti-
dote," liavc used it myself‘, employed it in
my family. and frequently recommended it to
my friends and acquaintance, when :=.uli'cring
from an obstinate cough and other symptoms
of incessant or-even decided and long cou-
tiiiuecl pulmonary diseases. I have watched
its operation and effects very closely, and
never knew it to act injuriousl.y. In almost
every instance when I have used it. or seen it
D9Pl°5’0d. it has worked charmingly and ben-
eficially--uever failiiig to give some relief,
and generally doing decided good. It is,
moreover, pleasant. to the taste. I cheerfully
l'€C0ml1'19“d ll-1'01‘ the cases it is dcsirvned to
benefit, believing it really a. very dggig-able
coiiipcuud. and a medicine that needs only
to be properly tried to be highly appre.-,1-.m=_a_
Yours resper:f.f‘ully and gratefully.
* _r=v, J. R. STONE. M. D.
l"d“.l.Ol‘ of the Baptist Church, I’r0vidence,R_I_
For fl. proof this, road the testimonials au-
nexed to the 'l‘i'euti:-‘.o on 'l‘ubci‘cular Disc-uses,
which may be had gratis at any drug store
where the medicine is sold. Tlicse tesfimoni.
als are from the most respectalnc part. of
the conimuiiify in my ncigliborliood, Elltllnay
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-
way, New York, and at all respectable drug-
gists throughout the Union.
N. B.--Dr. Wright caii he consulte‘-d free of
charge. at.-109 Broadway, from 2 to i; o'clock.
P. 11.. daily. Rm30
KNAPP lit LYNES. Agents for Norwalk.
TIM()THl’ SEED,at
ment of American and Fo1'eigiiMa_rl5le,kcpt"
and is peculiarly well.
'§i°l:.‘é‘»‘L'.'~‘3.‘;‘;l1‘i‘I519“l‘*‘"5’E‘9i‘5‘—9*’;1”"i-Edi???’
'l‘bro-.if:, it may be relied on us the uibst. efli-,-_
, cucious medicine eyer iiscd. . Feral-l diseases‘
ll. 8. 0I.MS'l‘EAD’S‘
3. '1'. BABBITT,
(f6 q .\.\'u 70 \V:isliiiigluii-sf... N. Y., and 38
)L, llllllil-hl.., llusfon. 'l'hu proprietor of
this I'll '1'.-‘I N]! luv.-' for m:m_\_' y-.‘:u:-2 sci-xi llw
ncce-s.~i€_v of li:Lvin;; .~:mm- l‘l'lltl.lvl|' .~:l.um|uI*il for
lliv nth-w,-slli of l’i.l.:n<li. '|'lIc :‘.1lull.vi'ul.i-iii him
l.i~(‘-ni::- :-zn ;_r,riia~r'.il. tlml. ll, lizis. llul\\«lllIPlzllI1l-
. in_1_:i!.s mIu':u.x.- pI'opisI'l.l¢-9, gmw. nearly «ml.
of Ii;-=.:-.. 'l‘lw l’r.wpI'ii-lni-lms L-ik-:1. llwn-.~|.I-in
silillily of sulpsci-iliiiig his llitlllir‘ Io nvcry pawl.-
ugv. uml \vui'i':inf.s the I-;i.r1-ugtli to be uuilm'IH.
and wlu-u n.-zed :il\v:i_ys producing the .~mm,- ro-
suits. l'uf.u.-Ii many Linn-s is :ulull.er:iI.m| will:
suit. wliicli is cluslriiclimi in llIl|l\'lll',{ Soup;
it niukcs the lmilics say they did not lmve
good luck, «etc. One t)llH!l‘l‘l!ilH(lll llml. l‘ol.-
ash has gone out of use. is, if is so miplt-usnul.
to h.m(1|.~__ lining pul. up in \\'un(lt'll czu-ks, and
becoming an livuitl in immy cmuzs, unal very
troublcsoiiie to the retailers.
Now the proprietor fir.-l. obtains pure Pot-
iislics. always being the Rillllfl Hl.I‘9-.ll}__'_l.ll, und
producing the some results, and will ivurriuit
if in all cases, if the Illl‘t2Cl.lOllS are followed,
to produce double the effect. in inaking soups.
and all other purposes for which Potnsli is
used. with full llll'(‘('l.l0l'lS for making the best.
of Soft, lluid,0r l-‘anny Soup:-. it is uninh-
with little trouble, the ley is ull prepared in
five or ten minutes.
1 lb. Potash wurraiiled to cut
grease into good Soap.
I2 lbs. will make one barrel of beautiful
soft. soup.
Directions for making Soft Soap.
Directions for making Hard Soup.
Directions l'or 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 Iiidia-riibb-.-i~ soles on
Slices.
N‘. All the abovcdircctions accompany
the can. ly‘.’0
5 lbs. of
3. '1'. 3abbitt’s
.BES_T S A L E R. A 7' I/"S,
IS prepared entirely dift‘erenf.,froin other
salcrauis. All the (l&lel’.(.'l'l0ll3 niuf.tc'r ex-
tracted in such a uia.nnei- us to produce Br:-ad,
liiscuii. and all kinds of Cake, ivitliouf cou-
tuiuiug a particle of Salei-unis when the Brand
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake. without cun-
faining a particle of Sulerulus when the
Broad or Cake is baked ; thereby producing
wholesome results. Every particle of Sale-
ratus is turned to Gases and lizis.-es tlii-ougli
the Bread or Biscuit while baking, conse-
quently nulliiug rciiiaius but common Suit.
\Val.er, -anal Flour. You will readily perceive
by the taste of this Salerntiis that ii is entire-
ly different from other Saleratue. When you
purchase one paper you should take the old
paper with you, and be very ])Ill‘llcult\l‘ and
gel. the next exactly like the first. (mime «mil
piclurc. twlstml Loaf’-Brent], with a gluss ef-
flervesciug water on the lop, as you see in the
bill.)
Full directions for making Breml with Sour
Milk and Cream Tartar. and all kinds of’
Pastry; also for making Soda Water; also,
directions for making Seidlifz Posvdcrs, will
accoiiipaiiy each package. TT
B. T. BABBI .
68 and 70 Washington-st. _.N. Y.,o.nd 38 India
st: eel. Boston. ly20
Trees
.19 T THE SOUTH Jt-”0Rll'./11.1.’
N‘ ‘U’ ‘£2. 5 E 13. Y
HE Proprietoi'swisli to ca] iflie illl.t'lll.l0lx
of their customers and the public to
their choice stock of Fruit and Oi-miineutnl
Trees, consisting of Apple, l‘t:'.\l', Plum,
Cheri-y,l’each, Apricot, Quince. Sl.1-awbei--
rles,G.00scbei'r_ies, W/.-ite BliICl§l)L*l‘l'ltb, and
black Naples Currants.
Norway Spruce, White Pine, Balsam Fir,
Aincriciui Spruce, Arborif-.15, Wee.-ping wil-
low. Horse Chestnut, Mouii1uinA.~h.
Also, the pure Red Aut,\vcrp,wliicli we war-
rant, and hold ourselves respoiisiblc for its
being the pure plant. .,
GEO. SEYMOUR& CO.
CG’ We wish to call pzu-r.icuiuv attention f.o
our large stock, beiiigtlie lm-gestiii the State
ofdwarl‘ Pears, of‘ 30 or 40 choice varieties.
Cheap Cash Grocery Store.
IIE Subscribers would return Lhcii thanks
to the pu lilic for their very liberal patron
uge for the last. four years, and they hope that
by §l.l‘lUl. attention to the u ants of the commu-
nity, and by fair and honorable dealing. t_o
‘mc-Leustom, Iiéllevrng zis"rm-y _uu.~I‘titit"f.'llFf'
found at any other sforcin the ccunty.~
tion of fheii large and I've-sli stock of Groce-
ries and l’rovisiuns. A. IliOP.EHCl‘SE.
No. 4 Skiddy’s Block
Agricultural Implements.
VJWHE subscriber has now in stores full sup-
ply of the best quality of‘ Agriculturzil
Impl emeiits, which are offered at the’lowest
New York prices. Among stock are Horse,
Ox, Side-hill. anddonblc mould boaid,Plows.
Castings for same. Horse and Hand Rakes,
Grain Cradles. with or without Scytlies, Put-
em. and common Scyf.he Snaflis. Sliver and
Cast Steel Scythes. (a very super or ni-t.icle,)
Rifles, Scythe Stones, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
the. ~. WM. C. STREET.
Norwalk, June 30th, 1857. '
NO’l‘llER lot of Poudrctte just. received
by C. T. LEONARD.
June. I857. 3
Window Glass.
49 BOXES Amei-icau,Frencb and En-
glish window glass, ussortcd,f'rom
6x8 to 26x32. forsale at mariuf':1ctui-ei~'s pri-
WM. C.S'l‘REE’l‘.
,....._
Crockery, China & Glass Wai'e.
NE of" the Iu7'grsI, -r'iche.sI and best .u-lust-
rd stocks of Crockery, Glass & Cliimi
Wares,'to be found in Norwalk. can now be
seen ut the store of the Slll.iSCl'lD€l‘ at South
Norwalk , l.ogef.hei~ with a genei'alassoi'tment
of’ (hoceries, &c., all of'whicli will be sold at
exceedingly low prices. G. W. SMITH.
Cement, rloster, ac.
CF.“ ENT .Cz1l(‘.llle(l Plasterand Marble Dust,
by tliefluslicl, Bzm-cl or Loud ; for sale
by CHAS. T. LEONARD.
RIED FRUl'l‘.--Peaches.Apple-s.l’lum
&c.,ut OLMSTEAI)-‘S
I{AMS and Dried Beef, very choice at
S. E. 0I.i\ISTEAD’S.
S J. ()i..\is'rnAu'.<l
A4-
S'ru.uvv’s ex tru No.1 Syi~up.jusf l‘€(‘8lV(‘d.€l.l«
Iron and Steel.
FULL assortment of Iron and Ste lsuif.
cd tctliis inai'kct.jusf. received zilél for
sale by_ WM. C._S'l‘llE'E’l‘.
'-EKRSE (Gray) llock Salt. for sale in any‘!
quuut-it.y, by H UBBELL & C0.
ALF an_(l‘(J'u.ftll-c lllilcsmwhuted: for
which l.llt"lllgll-'-‘Sf. cash prices will be paid
by S E. OLl\lS'l'EAD.
Plastering Hair.
01-‘ a superior qunlily. at wholesale or retail
by on.-.s.'r. LEONARD.
‘Silver Spoons.
ILVER Wave of every description war-
ranted pure, and bcziuiifully engraved.-—
Also, Plated l’orl.'s, Spoons. <i'c.. cheap for
cash, at O. S. CLARKJS.
' 0 BUSHELS oid Rock Salt. superior
qualil.y,jusl. received and for sale by
A. \foa~.:iiou.~u~2.
POTASH , No‘.‘l . at
Ol.MS'I‘EAD’S.
ORCELAIN Kettles. Sauce Pans, French
Tin Ware, Brass Kctllcs, Fry P-.1us,Bird
Cages, Mats, Brooms, Brushes, Pails, Churns;
Feather and Nainio Dusters and Fancy Goods
at. Lockwootls Furnisliing Wnreroonis.
Self?-Sliarpening Premium.
HAY‘ GUTTERS.
." HESE Cutters are the best in use, being of
little or no expense to keep in repair, and
doing their work with less power than ‘tiny
now made.
at the late State Fair. For sale by I
WM. C. STREET.
1353. lliiddleln-ook’s' Almanacs. 15:33.
1‘ IDDLEBROOK‘S ALMANACS for I858.
f'or sale by the gross. dozen. or single
one. at A. H. CAMPS
Bunk Emporium, Jllain 1!.
Pure Potash in Tin
_lll§.l‘.l.t.£l-l1!~l_I'.!.‘f_3¢l\’t5 a continuance of'tl.o.--ir, for;
can and do sell all goods in their line, at as
cheap at rate and as good a qualify as caube
They are now offering great bai'guin.<i'n Teas’
- Sugars, &c.,and would invite nu examina-
This cutter took the first premium .
;
C L 0 T in 1
AMOS CLARK,
368 and 400 Bowery,
.rII')I1_'[I-.I)’Il of '/'/zirrl uml Ftmrl/I. /li'rmur.s-,
NEW YORK.
'1 'l‘l"O F1 VI.‘ 8' T0 Ii. YB Al/’_.TLI)I.7VG' S
(.,_y.Iiipi-isiiu; '|‘l'}N SPACIOUS FLO(.)llS,dc-.vo.
lcd exclusively to the sole and imiiiufucfiirc
of in-‘..\m' Mam-‘. Ul.O'I‘lll.\'U ofcvi-ry description.
We have the gratifying announcement to
make; that, owing to the liberal patronage of
an appreciating public, we have been induced
to f'ully refit and complete our extensive es-
tnblisliuveut, for the sale of’ all kinds of gar-
ments udapfed to Me-n‘s, Boys and Ullildl‘(.‘n’u
wear. Our efforts to cstablisli fl lzirge mule
upon the ’
Lcnv Price Cash System,
Have succeeded beyond our most. sanguine
exliecfations, and it is illllI0.°t ne:-(llcss to add
that this great. prineiplr-_. combined with the
advantages of being located in the upper pint.
of the city, where rents are only one-fourth
that paid by down town ClOl.l.ll€l".w', is the sc-
crcl. of our success and the basis upon wliieli
is built our much envied reputation us the .
(7'lzmpu.s'! C'IoI/ling lVar¢I'io1Lsc in Me C'i/3/.
Our various departments we present as follows:
FIRST FLOOR. OF 398 AND 400.
To the Sale of Ready Made Garineiits. prin-
cipally for M:-n‘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-
9
ity of good‘. to suit all sizes and ages. from ..
to 16 years. _
Parciits and others who may require goods
in this Departino-nt,wi|l find our Stock one
which cannot be surpassed for elegance of
style and durability, and as our rates are in-
disputably below the customary standard of
Cbildren’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
expressly for a cusrou Dlil’AR'l‘.\ll~)NT 5 and we
take. pleasure in inviting our Patrons and the
Public to an inspection of’ this braiicli of our
hlisiness, which they will find, in every re-
spect, wrrfhy their patronage, for it is our
deterinination to replenish this «lcparfnient
regularly with the newest Styles .of Cloths.
Cassimeves and Vcstings; which, with special
refence to our Customers’ tastes, as well as
fusliion and elegance, we are prepared to
make to order at the shortest notice, and on
terms far below the usual rates.
T/iird Floors of bat]: Buz7cIi71g's
Are occupied as our wiioi.ss.u.s I'll-Jl‘AR'l‘.‘.lEi\'T,
which
ci.oriii.\'o SUI’l‘ABl.E Foil .u.i, M.inKl-yr,-1.
is filled with an Immense Stock of
Each
_§fl£lJYBl’7 article is-_>niuuufacl.ui'ed _wil-li a
as in the other Departments, lhc purclmger
will immediately distinguish that our motto
is “Quick Sales and Small Prof‘-
lts.” » -
CU'l"I‘ING DEl’ARTME.\"l‘.
To Ibis brunch 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 do-
ception in the manufacture of our work, and
on the fourth floor of‘ 398 the workmanship of
each garment is inspected by the Proprietor
flcfore it is transniltted to the. Sales Room.
PIECE GOODS.
The two spacious basements of‘ our imineuse
Establishment are filled with all kinds of
Cloths, Cussimeres, size... used in the manufac-
ture. of our Stock ; and in this, as in the other
departments, the most liberal discounts are
o7ered to CASH uuvsns.
A i'ef'erenr.2e to the following list of Prices
will serve us 1). slight criterion to the Public.
and fully sustain the assertion that our prices
are 15 percent. below any other house in the
City.
FROCK COATS.
Fine Black Frocks made and
Trimmed in good Style $3 50 to 5 00
Extra flue do 5 00 to -7 00
Superfine do 7 00 to I0 00
BUSINESS CIOATS.
Such as usual price $4 and $36
now selling from S2 50 to 5 00
Fine Cross ribbed Cass. Coats
usual price $5 to S7 now sell-
ing from 4 00 to 5 I30
Extra line Cuss., usual price $7
to $9, now selling from 5 00 to 7 00
.1 FALL OVEIglCOA'l‘S, RAGL\ANS &_(_:_.
Good style mixed and pl.i'ui col-
ored Raglans. from
Fine Cassimere Raglans, trini-
nied in style,
Extra fine clotli'0verc0i'.ts and
Ragluns, latest fashions,
S3 50 to 600
6 00 “ 8 00
S 00 “ 10 00
V Superfine Cloth Raglan, latest
fashions, 10 00 “ I2 00
PANTS.
Black Pan’, an extensive as-
sortment, such as are usually
priced at $3 00 to $4 00, we
now offer at from
Black Pants, extra. fine,
Superfine Black Pants,
Fancy Cassimcre, an exieiisive
variety,
Good seiviceabie pants. such as
Tweeds, Jeans, Siitiuets, Un-
ion, Cussimcrc, &c.,
Finc Side Stripe Cassinicre
Pants, latest p-.if.terns,
VESTS.
Moire Antique. different pat-
terus, usual price $3 00. now
sold from
$25l)t0350
350“ 400
450" 550
200" 350
I00 “' 2 00
356"‘500l
_S1 25 to-2 00
Extra fine Silks and Sutlns, 2 00 “ 2 50
Superior Grenadine Silk, &c., 2 50 “ 3 00
Allkiuds ofCloth,Cassimere,&c. 1 00 “ 2 00
_/m- All the various kinds of’ goods found
in similar establishments at the same redm-ed
AMOS CLARK,
I (Late CLARE Baoriu:as,)
398 8: 400 Bowery, Junction of 341 and tub
' l mu
_ra (es.
Avenues.‘
...__.7..;_.__._-
viéw to STYLE and DUFABlf.T'FY; and ii1—lhis.
.C§\blltl‘ll’StlIItlIlfi.:
Frmn the i\i‘.v1,-rti.-xiii-_; (Illi«.-ne,§'}1.'..’i ilruzulvixiy, N. ‘i’.
E1i1n0',;I’or?i1s.?-S- .. .. .-
',{(_'),\| to $501), N..'i‘Hcm:i'r<.:;..\?. .~g‘n.~:.~;,
L \vlmlcsu.Ic and retail llt!1l.lt:l‘.Sl.li l’lmiu
l4‘orl.cs and Melodcoufi, °fl"’-l‘ ll l'<’f.‘I“-1 "ll-5‘-‘*0'”"-_
lll"lll. of iiislmiiinciits of the licst. innln-rs of
New York and Boston, at the very loxvcsl. pri-
coes. l’ei'snus wi.~:hiug :1 good iustrum-:nl. mm
select. frmii :1 .“-l""‘”"”‘ ""-"ml-Y um“ ii" “"37
ol.liei' r.:.<.t.:o.lnli.~ihii1eIil.
N. 'l‘mms'ro.\' ."c Soxs,
.654 Broadway, N. Y. _
N. B.—l'i-.iuos rind Mi.-lmleousto reiit. slyll.
The Consnmptives Last Hope.
AILY experieiicn. proves that Cousuinp-
1) (ion is not that fut-ul (ll:-case which it \\'u.s_
nucc l.li0Ilglll. to be. We are daily lIC=l|‘'“E5 "'
the must. as-tciiisliilig ciir-.s,\vliicli are made by
the llf-lt‘ of the EAST INDIAN '(}ON.SU.\|.l -
TIVE l'll*.'.\lEl)\'. The vaccine of \vlH¢‘-l_| WI”,
be sent. on the rcct-lpf. of FOUR l"03.'l'A‘-l‘:
STAMPS. or :1 piuf. lmtllc by the i-cinif.l.:-moo
of Address
ly5s Dr. GRAY, 508 Broomc St. , New York.
Welling’s Compound Aruica
EIMIMEHT ! !
r HE Sub.sci'ibci- bugs leave to call the at-
tcutioii ufllie public to iliiunmv and vul-
uablc prep-.u'ufiun 0f'Al{~.\'lCA, GOllll'.illi(=.c‘] with
cert-.iin -Vegetable l£.\'f.i'acI.s, as iin.sui'p:i.<.-‘ed
for its Healing U‘ Curutive. pv.operl.ies, in all
those HXl;Hl‘fl‘£ll coinplaiuts for which Lin-
imcnts urt-used, such as (In!-t-, BI“"I'-‘I-‘-', C/I41./3'3
Gull.-r, Rlmmrilis-ni. (l'lIll’...‘V‘r’I').'IIll.\l am] In-
aimmitury Pains, ./‘."'mlrulgiri. II'r(u'/m,-/ire
p,,,',;,.. in flu» Side-, 1-incl: or ./oinls, in all
such cases it. may be used with ii. co.-rt.-.iiiity of’
givingi-clief'. ll. is good in fuel: iu_ all Clini-
plaints who-.re an extei-uzil application is. re.-
quired, for man or beast, and l-llie Sill)!-’Ci'llIi‘l'
can conscientiously reconnncnd it us one of
the best. liiiiiiiieiits of the day. Price ‘.25 cents
per mm/.-, s. G. WELLING. S910 |‘I‘0rn'iefr_n'.
Npw RochelIe,N. )'. Bush, bale _.S*. R_ohui-
son, Wli?)lL-sale Agents, 186 Greenwich Sweet..-
Ncw York. “537
KNAP1’ dc iirsics, Agents f'or Norwalk.
Dr. Gray’s ‘Uni-ivallecl
PA IN 12):. ’l'I£/1 1: TOR.
I-‘VOR Chronic or Iiifluiumsitory _Rlieiiin:1lisiii
Swelling, Pain, and Cramp in the l_.imbs
or gi.1e_.;_ White ,5‘w..-lliii;,;s and Felons, l"i'0sl-
ml Feet, Cliilhluins, Corns. 'I‘ic IlclO1'<'!a|l-‘K;
Nervous and Sick Hcaduclic. Eur and Tooth-
ftchu, ldrysipclas. Bites and Stings of l’oisuli-
ous fiisccts, Flesh Woumls, Cuts. Bruises,
Scalds, Spraius, Cruup, mid Quiusy. Sold
by lhuggists and Store-kecpeiasgeuci°ully.--
M-,iuiifzictui-ed M. 486 Broadway.
M. W. GRAY, l’roprictor.
All orders promptly nttcmletl to. :=ly30
JOHN A. \VEl-.‘I), Agent for Ncrwalk.
NORWALK
SADDLE, HARNESS & TRUNK
I:'31\/.[P()IE1'.'II'I'.'J"2NI.
M. II. SWAN. would return fbiuiks to
the citizens of Norwalk for their liber-
al patronage (luring the last 16 years, and
will endeavor to deserve its contiiiiimice. He
is constantly inaiiufucturiug, and keeps on
hand. 1.1. full assortment of Harness, of ull de-
scriptions, comprising an kinds of Buggy,
Gig, Expi'ess, Cart, Couch. Furin and _lVagou
Harness ; also a great Vitl'lL"l.y of Ludic-s’ and
Gentlemen‘:-i Riding Saddles, Bridles, .\lzu'tin-
gales, &c.; Collars in great variety and every
stylu of pattern, I-‘ly Nels. Horsccl0l.lis._Stulile
Furnifui-e. So.ddler’s llardvv-are, W hips. 111 end-
less variety, Trunks of all sizes and descrip-
tions, Valiws. Carpet Bags, Satchels. &c. .
He feels iv-3ll-qualified by his long eXp!.‘.l‘l-
ence. in the business. to judge of the tastes
and requirements of those having occasion go
pat-roiiize an extensive Sudtllei-y_ l*.st-abl_isw
menl. Allin W:I.lll- of anything in his llnP,
will do well to give him a call.
Orders for any kind of work promptly exe-
cuted. Repuiriug done neatly and cheaply.
WILLIAM B. SWAN,
First Door from D. 6- B’. R. It’. Depot,
Noi:w.u.z,r. Co.\'.v.
M§oynton’s Patent Pending‘
GAS COOK STEVE 01° HEATER
OR Fzunily and other uses. It v/‘ll limit.
his Piitciit. Smootliing lrou,Cook nsteak
Stew Oysters. Boil Water, Tea. C-ifi'ee, elI3_-.
in Fivi-i l\lI.\‘l7'l‘i?:l_. and Bake :1 Pan of Biscuit
l'lK”l‘\j‘r:xuf1-: To I*‘1F'[‘l-:l£_?l>- Mixer‘-r:==L ——~-—-~. ~-~:~ .
It. requires the Gas froin the commo_n Bur-
ner only for c-.oinbus1.ion. For the Nursery
and Sick Room it is iuvaluuiile. ’l‘he Smooth-
ing Iron for Families. Boarders, illilliners,
etc: A, is almost indispensable in warm weani-
er. The Stove or Healer is pract.inu.ble in
all places where heat is required.
Ilimcliovis.-—A1.t.ach the flexible Tube- to
the burner, turn on the gas and light of. the
top of the perfui-nl.e(l tin. The faucet i'egii-
fates the amount of lieat, For sale by
S. iv. 1.. CURTIS.
Fertilizers l ;§‘ertilizei's!
])sitL'-via); and Colombian Guano,
_ .\'upsi'-Phosphate Lime, Poud}'ef.te,
l.-.in(l Plaster. l’.'c.,
constantly on hand, and for sale by
' -CHAS. T, LE20.\'ARD.
Norwalk, May, 1857.
‘ RlT'l‘ANlA,J-.1par.’rl and Silverl’lated
Wares, lnglish and American Knives
and Iv‘oi'ks, at F. ll. NASITS.
South Norwalk.
Gash 1‘-aid tbr Eggs.
HE Siibsci-ilu:-rs will pay the highest mar-
ket price for Eggs.
MEEKBIR 8:. OLMSTEAD.
,.___.._....._ .- .-- ._....-.___,.._... _-—,_....__... ... .-
. Ziinc fiaints.
I ‘HE S|ll)S(‘.l'llieI‘ offers Ll. full assortment of
the celebi'uf.ed Zinc l’-.iiuts, L-.mnprising
snow \vliite,ulilfc.pcuI'l and brown, ground
in oil. ni:iiiuf'acf.iii-i.-ti by the “ New Jursa.-y
Zinc Company,-" and f'm- sale at their lowest
pricmi. W.\i. C. S’l‘REE'l‘.
4'~vv--
Feed, Feed.
HE fll.ll.IF('.l'llif:l'F kecpcoiistniitly onliuud
every dcscriptioii of F1-ell. uliicli it will
be a plczisuro: to sell to their custonicrs at
alltiuics and no growling. Give us .1 cull.
A. .\l()llEHOUSE.
New Stone Yard.
GOOD assorlnieiit of Flagging. Curbing.
Gutter,Step. Wimlow Sills and Liufels
of’ North River Blue Stoni>.jusf. i'ccs-ivcil and
for sale by Cll.-til. '1‘. Li-:o.v.mi».
Nurxvulk, November 1556. 47
comes.
FINE Assortment of Pumps. consisting
of Welll’nmps. Weather l’roof’fm- Wells
Force and Suction, Hose
'.i fivanted ;Cisf»ern Pumps
Brass and Iron Cylenders,
’S , Saul}: A“arum//.'.
A
ofanydepih, both
gar] Pipeu.f.tac_lied
'do. varioussi7.os_:
at F . H . N AS I1
()sn«}RY, Ilnsiery. llosicvy. Ladies will
find it to their advantage to call and see
our stock before purclizxsiiig.
. ().S. CLARK.
OLMST EAIYS.
FLOUR, some of the bestiii market. at
Yarns.
HAVE now on hand :1 large stock of the
real Quaker Yarns, and um the sole agent.
for the sale offlic smne, also the Wmrc Fl.A.\'~
:.'i-.‘i.. C. J. Gum/ux.
$500 Wanted.
FORnne or two years. on unencumbered
and improved Real Estate worth double
tlieaniount. For parl.icul:u's enquire at the
aflice oftlie NOl‘lV2lll{ Ciizette.
F '13 IE. 3 2
50 Per cent. Reduction
FOR CASH.
G. 3'. G-RTIEIIII-ll’.
GREAT SALE OF l*‘Ul{S_,
All of genuine mutt-i'i‘.il and iimiiiifhcture.
A large and beautiful assortment of sets of
Victorines, Pilorecus, Capes. Culls, Mulls.
Gauntlets. &c-. Beautiful sets of Mink at a
great Bargain. All of genuine well seasoned
skins, at half the usual price.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Sledges and Hammers.
TONE andBlacksmitli‘s Sledgcs and ham-
" . mere, all sizes, just received by
WM. 0. STREET.
- i'.v.~.;v.~;-pets.-'.-.W.¢rr. 4'Q:w:<oiv3:.:.‘F «er-.-euwyo:--mortars.-‘-. -
-House, .\pplt‘.1.oli'9 Ufiilnllligi fill} CV-'
‘ . E}...-.-2 ooaszlxvsr.-:sacz.z\..L
will Cl)l|l.:l,llI it c:u'cl'ully prvpim-ll itlill wcll di-
ge.-ilecl Monetary Al'l.lL:l(', 2|. l'f'lllll»llE l.’.t-.pUl‘l. of
the :=.l.u.loe of the M:u‘kc-ls, ~.i corn-cf flunk Noti-
List, and guuerxilly ull in1'oi'uiu Lluli l'(‘lilll\’(: to
the niu.~=t. u.<uf’iil as well as flité I‘/..~u,u..~«I l\'<:\vs-
paper pnl,>li:=l:cil .
g.-, ._,..-...,:_e.-,-.m.1 those: gt.-L!.iii;,( up Llluim.
I-"airb~a‘ulr’s ~fT;l~3fO1‘l'I). 81. Countel‘.
I,‘AIll.B.~1l\'l\'S ii’. Ct). lr.i.vc necciitly ()ii('_lHe(l
New Ynrli, whc
l'P.l.ll.ll the inc.-‘f.r:oi|1l’
lug Apparatus to
Among the. :-.vtic
W...-d.-; of sovciify I
l"aii-bzuik’.~‘ Scitll‘-in
o,,hc,. _.,,,,,|,,_g_ Sp,-in;.r_ Bali:.nr:v.-:. l):ll.l!ll f. Bi.-mm-2,
r[-,,._,,_,,,.,,_ \V,,;gm,g and Ms-:i.~=ill'(:;-2. I'll'..
omiutry by
l’:it»-nl. Soil‘-lieiitiiig liotairy Iflnl. iron.
teiitioii ._
f.f'l<! é
Saddlery, Harness
. E.
price.
$3.50; Tea Sets, Gloss .ԤiI~,_-,:u', $2.37, usual
p1'ir.-e. :'.'x3.75»;
pi-ice S;l.E.0; Cut \\'im-.~x, $l.'7:i. u:-‘uni price
$‘.’..“n0; C{lSl.0l'.V_. $1.00. imiol pl'l(‘.l‘ $1200; f.‘-'.1s-
tors. cut bottles, $2.‘.-‘.“..
Ca-slois l‘russc(l. $5-0.l‘.'2. usruul price: :‘sl.2.'».
the sumo low rut.o.s, us loiig us the
times-‘’ last.
test. the truth of what we .--.:-,'.
Author of "' Hidden Pzilli." ".~\lmie." at
—-T-EAMBOA~TS add Lor.-oiuotives at F;
‘-"‘.V!.--‘r.‘}~".""'."'.’.‘-'.' :1: :-
§g'1itl1’ E-.l,.hht‘rl_l;§I;1iit1}l:'..,
.~;~.v\.-.-Vs.-V
. ;}:”\}j.;\; _/Q -"_‘h-, .;ll -lmrzil .l*l\'iii‘l.is_l:l[.;_
‘mm vi“ CHM ‘A l" ‘ ‘ H‘ ‘ l-lb" l7i‘u;'ulmt)'-.' «\'.'\'."
';"£K‘l(.iZ.‘S'."£“l’..3'.l.'{.
“ml l-‘iu:llit:‘::‘.'l
L\c\v.~'p:ipci-,
l’uhlZ:-liml mrmllily by
Vl'S2-'.Ulll<1l’., -.(>'-._v'!-:,.\’..«b:-(-'l>- ., »,
1’.-ll‘. l3’l'i»$l('l\\'1l)".-'5I\" \ '
;\l:iilml inSfil>9.i:l'll"‘l'1’15”'
50 C"I'3N7['.‘-.' .l l'_7'.'./l /-’,
E-.l(:li uu:ulmi‘ of the Umii:nurci:il l\'.l';;l.\'l.lil‘
}'um'/mnrciul mu/. ilT1:r.:u'u/Z/.-2 .’/lT.'.I/./iv.»-.
Merci:-.inl.s in town or country will find this
Speciul lll(lI!(;t'llll‘lll.>l m’{«~‘.'eal
Vl:s'S()lll'l|i, llwx-2:: A: (Jan,
Adilrt:.~:s , __
3-ll} liI‘L).i:l'.v;:._','. '.\. \. .
Wurcliousc {LL 1.‘-‘$9 llrou-.i\vuy,
re. they oll'«.-1' of. \\’lI1)lf.‘>‘f2lli :1 ml
la.-lo :L.\'..~'I)l‘l.ll)K‘|Il of Wci;-,li-
Lye,-f'ou1i(liiiLin-l_lnil.MlHf.:il.es.
l1::~lOlll'l't!(l will b-- fonml up-
lifi‘m-mif. in0rlilicul.ion:; of
Also 1!. $:'i‘l,‘:).l. v:u‘iul.y of
l)i‘ii;;gisl.s’, tirncx-rt-.’. mid
ll. spacious
'.alccrs’, Jewelers’.
phy and C0‘.-l.l Scales set. in auiy purl. of llm
(§xpl}[‘iP[lC(‘ll worknuen.
‘.Vlinle.sn.lc Ag.r_enl..~; for Bro\vn‘s linprnvr-cl
(Jr-lr-rs by fliuil or ui.llf:l“.\'lS!.' will rt-r-.ci-.'r'. :11.-
FA[[{ilANi{‘.s' .‘l'. Cl). .
and Trunlt
DMPO I‘U1\/It
1' ‘HE S ihscriber laeeps constuiilly on hand,
and will make to order, all m'ticles:ippcr-
Iuiuiu,-_; to his line of lJllRllli’S.'~l, of’ the best. inu-
tori-..l mill '\V('ll'l\'lIlfl.l'lSlllD, and at low prices.--—
[.;y.,.-V ¢1e.s.cripf;ion of llariwss ccnsl.§uiLl_s_/ on
,,,,,m], m- m;_u|¢g In ()l‘(lc,'l'; also -'1 gin,-zil. V:i:‘n.'.‘v_'f
0, -_\_',.,,1,”,_.s,[:1-;.1|.;s, .\l'.irl.1iig:ile.~:,i.-fr-.. nl-‘:0.
l«‘l;‘,\'¢-t,.-‘ Elorse-cloilis, Whip:-: in cmll-.-svs vs-
,.-,,._..V,_ rp,.,mkg M an _qi7.(‘.H1l.llfl llc-.'sm~iplioii:=,
Vail.-yes. C.u'pef. Bu gs. S-.il.cliul;:. ul.i:.. 4-ea. lin-
P'li ‘inf’ «loiw iir‘ul.l,‘/ mm W"-’”‘l'”V “ll H1“
. ., . . .
~‘ll()fl.t*.Sl. notice, and most. l’€ft>.‘(Ill'J.lJl" lvlwnd.
WILLlA.\l S. -JUNHS.
Ziusf. side the lli'i«l5.:c, We:=tp01'l. Ml
'W‘OOS'.I.'I_lI!. IIOUSZE,
I).-\.\'BUR\', CUINI-\'.
HE ':3ubsci‘iber, lmviug ])lll‘f.‘llil.°f‘(l the
ubove uumed llolr-l, is pr:-pin‘:-Il to re-
ceive perniauenf.-.1n«l li'-.iii.-icnl. l,l()il.l'lll‘.l'S_, mid
to entertaiin 'l‘l‘ll.\'(‘llel‘:‘» und the Puv-lic gener-
ally. The Hotel is large. ooiniiiodious, and
is tilted up will) the coiiveiiir-ncic:-3 of. ul0(lt:l‘ll
Hotels; it is abunclaiitly supplied with pure
Spriug Waf.ci',and is plei1su.iil.ly located, on
the. Main St.l'ecI., wifhlii :1 very few 1'ods of the
Railroad Depot.
D;u|l)lll')' i- one of
luml towns in C-ouuecl.'u:ul.
-and is geiici-ally udmii-ed for its fine sliutle
trees and l.e.mti[‘ul ,ec:-nery. Tli-gm are also
eFt3.lJllSllP.l.l a nunibr-r 0l'gm.vrl Bowling S01I00lS
fur Boys and Girls. _ _
The uiidci-signed will spare no poms to give
s:1f.is.fuctimi to his (iiie.~'l:-'. null 5'4‘-licll-4 ll!‘-‘ PM-‘
l‘Ollll{.’-“ oi his l*‘ric-iiil.-‘ and the l’ubli4'..
' \\’lLLlA.\I E’. S'i‘l£VI<‘.NS.
Book Binding! Book Binding !!
ATHER your .\l:1g:\'/.iIi«.-s lo_;cLlici'- and
have them lN.)‘lll'l. .‘5I._y'.«-si -and prices to
suit the fiiiins, ill. the l‘}tl(‘.l-3l.:;lnl:l}1';Lll{ l‘ii.\im:i:v
of A. ll. (‘.»\lIl‘,
No. 17 .‘\l:iin st.
the finest. and l-.1:-gt:sl. in-
; llP.ftll.ll‘Y.plt:‘.1Sill|l.;
Fresh
- W11]-1;,-._:l,_-cl-Elm‘ km-p.-x c-r.r..~:t.zii.t,ly on lmiid
l and is daily l‘f.‘(:x'-l\'l!|;_{ snppli-::=. of
i’;‘1:;Je'rio/' am! _I«'n:.~;/2. /"rs/;:i/y C/‘or.-,'rii_».v,
wmc}. hgg i«.- pl-eparcrl to sell as clireap as the
mo.~: in."r-rior qualities can be pi11'chu:x-_-(lelse-
w'licl‘~'.-,f-jir (fa.-./i. I-In inVil.:':‘ an e-xziiziiiizttioii
.31 hi; slog]; ol‘ Staple (..":~n(-4-ri:-.<-:. .\'§LllSlll.'l.l that
the puhlii: will discerii if. to be fr.-i‘ their own
-rnLei"cE"l..a..,~ l-u;_I}wLh4.u,"u's:.l. qitttllgi lt.‘.“" U?" ggmznlt-rf'ui'
l.'..vs/i, wli-.-ii they can do list l.1‘l‘lll:lll they can
elsewhere on credit. Give him 2| call as he is
dt.-tci-iniiied not to be out.)-mu.-s.-iflzc-1' in quali-
; or pr‘:-cc. and as he buy.-'. l'm- {7~.i..=li. and soul-
ling fbr C:1s._h.hc intends to rnziiulaiu ill!‘ abil-
ity to I’(_'-.l‘_‘€'lll -.-iii he pi'c.-pnis<=-'.
‘ Li. '!‘. i'.‘(‘:f{.N\‘fALl..
(ipposito-. D. & N. ll. ll. [M-put. tfll
Gas. Gas. Gas.
THE Gus Fitting lmsliio.-ss will lic-i‘euf‘l.c1'
be (‘.Rl'l‘lt.'(l on by us. G-.i~t l'ipesput.iu at
very low pl‘l¢'.t-.‘:l, by -.1, E~I=:'.~.' York Gus Fitter
that thoronglily llli(lrl'Nl.il.llli.s' the lxusia.e.-2 he
is follu'.viug,-.
Gas IE‘ixtur-es.
F} have v. 5.r.ooLl :~3L‘.l|-‘l7l.lUfl of newest put-
terns 0l'Clizindeliers and this l<‘lxf.ures_.
ivhlcli we now oil}.-r to the public at the whole-
sale price, which will nifui-cl _arc:i.L imlIice-
limits for those in svzml. of Gas l«"ixLiir0F. 101‘
there will prolml-ly lml. be Sll(.‘l_l .im.luccuieiif..-x
ufibrcd again, as those l*‘i.\'lm->.'-s unl. sol-.l we
'zu'c to return to the iu:miil':icfIn’:-1's, and we. Ill
L-,0llSPqllellI2H, offer the :l.bu\'4.‘ zo.-lv:int.:':ges to
the public.
C. & E. K. LOCl{‘.V()OD & (JO.
-=4-: ~":'
...,—. ,x--»—- — .».v .».. .--
’ _... ._-...,._..,....... ....-q.-.-,.~.. -.-.,-.~s...&‘.- *.........,
is the‘ best, most perfect, which medical science can
illord. in/i:u’.~i C.\'l‘ll.-\l:'l'lL'l PiLLs have been pre-
;)u.n-ll with the ut.mn.~:t skill which the nicdical pro-
fession of ch-.s an,-c p«..-..<i-...-.-:-.<, mid their ctlects show
flll_'_\‘ have \'l1‘tul‘.~: whiu‘:i .--virp.v.<s any (2l)Hll)lllilll"Ill
;ul' lllt‘illl'llI(‘;x luIl'.:i-tn l,".’i\\'n. Utlicr pi'cpai'zLtion.a
,l.: Imn:~ us‘ !«--« -.-:-mil; lmr, ll‘-l’: «"l|IPN'Sll(_'ll dmlgcr-‘1
. ‘ _ uix-‘. mlllllllil nt.~:,_..n q_t_ll.\’.'l{ and so surely, as to prove
\- ‘~'”'n_m‘”'C"-‘l7 , an ch“ -‘ -3 l ii p_o\-.'r.-r to uproot dlSetl8e_DB3‘f)lld
1'. lVl‘r'.|‘C.l|l-lull‘-"1 I :m_v that v. ..r.b ‘iiu-n ' li‘z£\'e kiimvn before. B)’ ro-
m«.~.'iu_«.-, t m oh-ti-u.::ion.,< of tné internal organs and
slililillziilllg,lllt'Il1-llltu l':P:lll.ll}' action, they renovate
.l..- l‘m::u.;.iu< of life; zuid \’l§,’,'0l.‘,'-"'_ll(3'ul,ll’.ll coiimes
.u.«-\v llmaiijrli 'tllf_!‘l)t)‘lA)', :lIl(_l__l.ll(3 sick ‘main, i_s,ws:ll
.v,r-;:iiu. 'l‘ii:-y'.tr'c :id.ipt'cd Lu (liseusc, and diseassa
only. for -.v'r-.»_-‘u talu"-n by one i'i'xj licaltli they produce
but little ..-aim-t. 'i"hi.- is the perfection of medicine.
ll. is unr,:iguni.~<I ic to di.-zcrisc, and no more.‘ Tender
.-,l:ilcir-.‘:i may take l.l)f.'lY\ with impunity. .lt'~l-hey
ma .«.ic-l< flir-y will cure them, if they are well they
will (‘.0 tlic-iii no harm.
(live llwlil to .-:omc patient who has been pros-
'l‘:l.l'~"(l with lllllfllltl oom.pl:Linf.: see his bent-up, tot-
f')l'!Il straighten: with struiigth again; see his
.-.,-.;..-riu- re-turn ; see his clunimy features
;l...\:;.~...‘. lain. in-nllh. (ii-ac them to some sufferer
~.-.*!zo.<r- foul bloml has burst out in scrofula till his
4,3,, ;_.-, ...,.- -.-.1 -.-.-ith so 3‘ who stands, or sits, or
g..; in ; _ eh. He lizis li..N':‘ll_(ll‘f_‘.l'lCll'C‘fl inside and
mt \si"li m-.'-rv puiimi \-:li.«~li ingeiiuity could sug-
«...,;_ (_ii\'(- him flu-so i‘i'i.L.~'., and mark the effect;
‘.... :_l,... _,-.--.))< fall from his bmly; ::-re the new, fair
‘- Ln H...: ‘.i;i.-2 IVl'u\\'ll uiitler them; see the lntclr-per
hit. 3:. (‘lu':tfl..‘ (‘ll‘-'4'. lillrilll to him whose angry
iun-..;.- lI.1\‘i‘ |i'l;lllll'«'l rliietiiiizitisni in liisjoims and
;-.m-:.; m..-.-.- him, and he surcoches with pain; he
i... ‘mix’ 'm‘f'n .--ml.-»d iii:-mi_-_-;li every lllllSl‘l(-‘! of lllb
»~<Z_-,' «.i;ii lilll!Ilv_‘lil\’ and :\‘.l.l\'ES; give him tl'm~‘...-
«'1'. as In 1»:-.z“s-.3 i.?-: blood; lli(-_v may not cure him,
'-H‘. :ul.l«:'. lllI'I'n° :m- l’:lfil-‘S ivbicli no mortal pm-'--r
nm mu-ii; lml in-i.l:. lw v::1lk:; with (-i'iif(-hos iiuvr,
-ml m.-.-. l.-- \v:ili..~ zilmioz llivv lI.'1\'(- ('lll'f‘(l liiiii.
'ii..- Hi.-in Lu flu: lmiu, fmur, "haggard dyspeptic,
'-vii-.::~ g,li‘I\‘.il:‘.f Llulililttll has long ago eaten every
<ini‘..- fmin lain fur-u :ui1‘i i-very uiu:-cle from lll.'\‘ln(l(.l\'-
“.|‘(‘ hi-2 :-ppx-lilo: l‘l'luI‘ll, and with if. ‘ills llf.‘.'lllll; .-:.1.-
:|..- n.--.-; ...:..;, “..«-i- in-r flu! um; rzidiarif with hr-xiii};
._':ml inn-lint-.-zs lilii-rte-1} Llllfl too early 'witl'.:=i'in-,-;
.H'.'z‘_\': \-::m of ("Ll'l' .~.e- or im-int:-l aiiguisli, or smirk-
Eurkiiig.-; (ii-'1-zi:-.0, ire: vb-i':iin;;‘(-cl flu: iim’-i‘ii.'il ortmns
-if .li_-_xje-.~.:E«:ii, 2‘.:3f:li|ill‘lll|ill ur st-crefiuii, till on-‘v do
r.l.i-ir mil:-c ‘ill. liar lillliltl ls \-iti;:1od,lier liezilfli is
,;ul:t‘. f}}m llI'l' lllt‘.‘il- PIi.1..~2 to 5‘-lll|llllat(‘ the vital
- ‘lplv into ngu.;-‘\\""l '-3,30)‘, to cast out the ob-
(t.'l‘lllf.§
u'I*_:,‘--lfrf
1»-l_\' ::m‘n;\v .~'-.;! joy lmr.-.ls frmn ever)’
1'-‘~::fIIr-r. lb-' tuvc-i-V iufaiit \v:i<m-il with wormii.
its xmn. slvl-.l_ l’e*€zl.:ii'-*5 tell you uiilxoiit disguisp
iii gt:eiu."ully l.llf‘llllI.'l, that l.li£‘_‘,' are eatiim it} Im;
_ . its L-lIlX‘llv_"fl~'ll]'l_‘H050 and cars, mul°,ri-.stlr_»sg
J.’-. pix.-.-_--', fell tho? ilrczidful truth in ‘lrxrigiiauevvhicii
;l'Pl'l' im'n'i.i-5' j».,.- Give it the l’ir.I.s"/lit large
lm:(-n‘ to .-xvi-op llU?:ii‘,- vile’: p:-ir:i:-ire-t from the bodv.
.‘.'mv turn mg:-iii and see. the ruddy bloom of child.
‘HM.-tl. l~= if in-filling to do these things? Nay. are
in-y in.-i flw irimwcl of this age? And yet they me}
imm zirr--iiul _vi-n ('\'t.‘l)’ day. ' ‘Q
lllvl-' :\‘-"an llu’ lt‘-:49 ‘ii-l'i'Oll$ symptoms of thege dis.
,<-:np_.-r-=, ti.»-\ MP the easier‘ cured. .l.1un,-119.7,
‘u-.m. um .~:, llt':i{l2:1'lf(‘, Sill:-aclie, Heartburn. Foul
ilvriienvlx. .\‘::-i---;:. Pziin in the Bowels, Fistula-iicy,
lifr-Iv-l‘ 3‘-;:1)t'iiit‘,l , : ivil, N6-IiralgEzi,Goi1t,zm.l
-;i....l:~e-.i cun.;.::i'ml lzu-i~:e fmni llie Ll8l‘D.l'lg9lI‘i€_[lIS
.\l.l.4'll flit-rev l’H.L:: rnpiilig; cure. Take them parse.
.f'llIl,--l" ;.iul_un-l.(-1' the (.‘(nllllSf'l of a good Physician
_ . ; if um, fake tlieiii judiciousl_v bv su-zli
ul'-u-v‘ (Ah \\'1- g.-_3v(- you, and the distressiiig, dEiiigcr-
-‘In |5l'.‘_:‘1l‘?*‘:} filmy cm-e, v;l.ii:h afflict su many mil-
l":lI\‘_(:l the mu-.i..7i :'.'u'l.‘.hl'x"(:1lF.EUl.ll like the devils
.1 -.in:_—— flu-\ um’. -I Iiiirrou in the hrutr.-:5 illltl in the
. . (."'lll? pt-r lm.\: -—--‘"1 l)fL\.(~5 for 331,
mu! uf lll.ll:_'." ya-:-.r.~' mid through every
at-.1 uwu, A \'l:h'.\‘ CIIERRY Pscionu.
.. I...-r. rum.-l in uIi'.;i.l lilure relief‘ and to cure
..ux‘~ -~i.----.-a of pulluoii."-’.'_'.‘ ill.-‘e’--.i:-to than any other
"-in--\l_\' l.1*.-,n\-.ii in lilillllillltl. CZISES of’ upmireutlv
:li‘.:‘(l i-..n-—:;.mptiun ll:-I've been cured bv‘ it, and
u-.u—~..u-'.:. of :i\llII:il rs v.liai \-.‘;-x-/_- dp39n]¢_v,l 1,5}-U,,d gt“,
\_‘_=,I‘ll oi’ lnnnzui ziiil lizuu l;c-en ‘.'r.~.=.iur;-.1 to their
.iv-mla uni u~:el'-:lm-:+:=, to sound hczilfli and the
i._j-uyliu-ill.- of life-, by tlii:-t all-po\verf'ul antidote to
iisr-...-5-.-; of the linings ‘dllil. throat. Here a cold had
in-l \‘-'ll~'f‘f‘ l
cillwl on llli‘ liniigs. 'l be dry. hacking cough, the
l;..-:-:_\ 1-_vI-, :.i.d the pale. thin featui-es of liini who
»..«-. I‘.-.:.-!_-. ln.=!_~,' and st:un_s_r_, whisper to all but him
'-i‘ N: _‘i l"l.lflfx..
He tries‘ even’ tl.in-1,; but the
his vit:1l::, and shows its
MAC: 7m-_u’- a.’-vi-1' all his fraim;-.
:1.‘ l’r:("mii.\i. now; it has
lfldllli‘ his l-rvuthiiig easy;
.is .-‘lei-1. is *iH'.’il(l at l'll:.*_l:i‘. his uppctite retiiriis,
ml with it Hi‘; *’!l'\'ll’;-‘lli. .'l'liL- dent vvhicli pierced
3- ~-lxlv in ill’-Il.\"ll. :~<~.:icz‘l_v till)’ l‘u"l0l".lmlllOC-fl can
"i‘-\'l:i¢'li llil-‘I ll-vi '. Z’. Jlllly lllli‘ llils
. .» {Lilli h.:~ \'i.in--s \\lll(‘ll ll('.\(~ W:-ll l'ul' fli?
‘:i:.|-: l':.-"I"->;:.\i zvn E:-up--i*i’-liable renown. lint
:-i ..'I.!::e.-—' |ll,'r-.~‘ liul o.-ml ll{‘l‘t‘. Fizzy, it accom-
lm.:1- I.-=. gm-ir-::|i-ui than t.'lll'x:. 'l he (-(iu;;t-
.-he '.\'l:l1.‘lf it i‘ill‘r.‘S 217:‘ the seed
p» l.( .‘l lillu il (lreiul:'nl lmrv.'est_
. - "mini-".iz.s, t,‘rr.up_. B1‘r.-7u-hi-
l’ -..r.~_‘»', '»‘- ii-.-..piii_&t, Umigh. and
- ifir.-at and linig_;= :~.re‘easily
:r- (.‘:i'r;i-.i-.‘.' i‘:-‘-":.ii-..r.i. if tam-ii in sea.-
-:'-.' {2:u'ill_',' .-l.-:;z'_al .’:;.-.'(- it by llimii, :11;-l
' ;mm-clioii from lllé
-.-.i:i«—ie .-:.nE.-< nlf the pL£I"Plll sheer.
the «l.uling_5 lamb from iii.-iiy
..-l
..».,
, "rs:-yieal ang:
’ .:-ild by at:
Iv m‘--iv ~.-. - ~-
Bi-sizim in St».\' A_lg;-nts, Nm-walk ; N. COMSTO or
3'. S05’, Ill) W'lll.Ull. V
A Ci-reset National Woiik.
N ABRll)G.\lENT'0l<‘ THE DEBATES OF
A Ci)l‘l(:'Rl-35$-, from 1759 to 1856.. D. Ap-
..l-.~tc.u J: Lo..,_ l’i.blisbL-rs, 1316 and __3«.l_8 Broad-
way. N. Y. A. H. CA3-ll’,
' Sole. Agent for Norwalk.
‘RIB ll-l‘.'f:‘ just i-o.-cc.-is-ed a« new lot of Tin,
mi-.1-er the new tavifl‘ rates, and will
give: l.l('U.(‘l' liul'f,JjiI.lll7< th-.ui ever, in all kinds
of Tim lior.f‘s. Conductors, Water Leaders;
l-lIll.l.z‘l'S. :.l'l'._
L‘-_.&.
E. 1:. LOCKWOOD & co.
1-‘ you wi.-zh 1.; see u l'i‘iSll, call at the Messrs.
limzl-:wu0r_lS’ Wareroomsr You air s in:
to meet all of‘ your friends there. The" open
L-Vt-l'y day new styles of goods, comp. .5ing
all tluif. is usually kept in it New York House
l-‘urriishiug Store. ' ’ .
" UR. friends will please 1'eL_ueinbei- that we
0 nmnufactuve all kinds of Plain and Fan-
ny Tin W-.u~+.-. lluving many superior work
men, \v«_- will .‘.'t‘4'.L-l\‘t: any orders with pleas-
uru.-., and e.xeciitr-. them without. delay.
C. .3: E. K. LOCKWOOD ch C0.
E'ancv Goods.
ill. KNIGHT d'.CO., Importers and
_ ,, \\'liLrle.<zy.le D.eulci'sinEugliSll.Fl”9!I§l|
and Gcriimii Fancy Goods, Nos. 25 and 28
Vesey street, (up .'sf.ail*s,) between Broadway
and Cliurcb §ll‘(,*l:‘l, New York. '
L'.u:ib..~---Biztl‘u|o, llubber and Horn Back
Combs, in great variety ; Twist, Dressing,
H I ALBERT IIWRPEI.
Meztchant Tailor.
b‘ you Willll. lo sax-o $5 on every suit of
clothes, call at 11;.» csfzililisliiiitriif. of A.
:'.u:i~p-cl, in tlic""-Model .\[zii-kc-i" In,-13-liiig, Nor-
milk. The public M1: i‘o.-sga-clfully invited to
1:?!’ 2t.ll1lL'.\'illlllllt: the “Xlt‘ll.*'.l\'l‘ .-lock that is
'o uc found ill- this plzu-u.<-1' 111*‘ lit‘-L'=~'l -‘W1’?
nd be.~:f.qImlify cf’
F/‘mu://. (7/ul/1.v, (.C'u.\'si/1m-m mu! l'r.vtm_;:'s,
L; gather with 1ll‘l.lCl(‘:'-E for Spring -.1n¢fSiimiiiei'
we,“-, Also, 1; gmiirml :is.»ovtnio.-uf. of gentle-
nien‘s f'ui-iilslilug g0.Utl:‘., i"Lll!>‘l"'l«lll§i' lb l)fU'l- ‘ll
Hats and CAP”. UiiilJ:‘*=”=‘~“‘» *=iVU“-“- f3°l.l’-“'3-
¢',‘;-avat.-:. llamlkcrcliii-f'.~;. .“.~‘ii>'pu-Ii«lt’l'S.- $0-
{eudy mmle Gitl’lll'-'l|l.:-'. ul gfulnl lllilll‘l'l':ll and
made in a \V0l'l{lfllll'llllil" inunu--r.
Clotlis. Cass-iiiici~o.v. and l/«»..-lii:gs by the
pain] or pull:-I'll. (‘.lll- ll't‘I‘ til‘ (.ll:ll‘;;f‘.
Cliilulren‘s (‘inn-‘uwiif.~ oi’ on-ry Il(‘.“("l‘l[.\l.l(‘:ll
re.ceivu.- pil.l‘ll(.'lll'-II‘ ultomlion.
'l‘_iu: §.llj.~‘cl'll)t‘l' would n.-tum his sincere
fhiinks to the public. of. l-.u'-E-;u. for the liberal
patronage cxfcntlcd to him ilziring ibe past.
seasonsittliis stoi-.3 at !~‘miili Nm-vvulk. and
hopes by strict ntteutioii to buisimtss, to merit
-. full slltlfe of p:lll'0llilg't’..
ll. ALL?-l3lll.'l‘ l\'(ERPEL.
ill
’1’ca’t"Reductiou of Prices
Hard Times! E’-.=.uic Prices!
REAI) our List of Pl'l(‘I>‘."- and .='+:e v:i_.-.0 sells
the cli-upest.
BEST S'l‘(li\’l‘I (Illli'\‘.=\
Tea. mid Dinner sets r--nubiii-.-tl. iimiiuliiig 11:3
11:: pieces.
The above splendid vet for only $9; Iisiml
Tea Sets, 44 pieces, only $?..‘.’:3. usual price
Cuf. flolilcts. only S‘-.’.5>U. usuul
ll:=I|:tl price :54-l.llu;y
All of our iiiugiiilivvul. .-lock will be sold at
“bar?
Do not full in _g;ivc- us a f'.‘.lll and
C. as E. K. muiuvoon A: c0.
ARION u..~.iii...-\sn's
MOSS-SIDE;
-.\'cw Book--—
by .\l.\i-:iu.\' I'l.\Rl.A.\'D.
CAMP-‘S.
.vouth, uiuy he cusilv l'Pl'il
, and ivory Combs. Burrow-Whulehone,Gilt,
:l.u.-tiiig, .\lonaii', Twist, Bone, Metal, Silk,
E Threml, Agate, etc. Bru8hPs~—Hnll', Tooth ,
2 Nail, o.-tc. Linen 'l‘hi'etul, Spool Cotton, Nee-
dles, l’in.~:. Ilooks and Eyes, Hair Pins. Elas-
Li,'..:', Wliaxlcliope. Linen and Cotton Tapes,
5 l.liieti:il1ilCc-tlml Bobbing, _S_ciss_o_rs, Thim-
' bins, and it gm-.-at vario.-ty of Fancy Goods apd
Fuii.-i, t.-tc., till cheap for Cash. ly25
F Choice and Selected Teas.‘
4 CHESTS ofGreen and Black Teas.
Coffee and Teas. Wa.l'l‘mitéd to please
it price and quality ,they defy superiority.
' 4. Iiloaunouss.
New Silks.
"rlllfi day rcceived. a large assortment of
“l't‘f"S Silks. bluck and colon-ed,'some new
Lliltl beautiful :styles,and some great. Bargains.
0. J. GRUMAN.
RIME Country Geese Feathers, Tubs,
. \Vv.shboar(ls,-and all kinds of Wooden
Ware ; ’l'si‘ul.P. Butchers, Pocket, and all king]
of Knives; Brittauia and Silver Plated
lVi\l‘eS,Sllll]lllili‘ llanges, Chen =:.‘.-“- ‘ -
Hcul.e.it:-. &c.,z1t-Lockvu-us“; F-‘:=rn3.~«--.i.___ -:
.-._..-_.._...,;.._ _._.___.___
- i
Idowialk N
XII.-t I IXG .-LVI) IIAIR "I.'h'*l'.'§'Ii‘.~ -:'.-1_4‘_'J(.-..-.
”g‘ill<i Sub.~u:t.il_»ci' still continues at his old
.. .‘-‘mml. the general Ncws.p:ipei' and Peri-
Cl-lf(3ill‘ll|..“-ll‘.L‘:.~E*l. All the Neav l'u,*.'l< Dglilies $19- ,
!l\'f‘i'{"(l to 5lll.lFL'.l‘lDt.’l‘S on the arrival of the
L'm'.~=.. uml .\ingm>.iiu-s mid Periodicals supplied
at the lomrsl Ill2ll'lit'l. prices. Shaving and
pieces as L‘ll|llll(}l'll|o'll, I.’-.1-nil.-l_y $1), xi7..: _.. WV. . , , ,,
1 doz.’Dinnvr P1=w‘-‘-- '1‘-‘ pi*““*"“- it'll‘. 1.5)lfvlill"ill:o§lll‘\\::lll{uOl'h:T(‘ll:.?IE?;e& co’:
1 d°Z'T°a Pmml‘ F": do’ i«‘v',,‘.-.:..&"(j,,' Gt~:OllGR W. Jsxuixos
I Q02’ }:W5r":We 1.lm€S’ 1." do’ 'Nul‘Wa|ll\'.. Se 11-. 18$. 1557- ti’
1 coz. bop Plates. 1.’ (la). _ , l V _ _, _- _____, H__ __
l doz. Coffee Cups ‘dllll Sz‘iil."(‘-1'5. L’-l do. ~ - H , V 9- | 1 ' ' '
l doz. ’l‘cn. Cups and Esxuic.-:-i's. 24 do. r '_ ‘ Hoops ' ' !
l Tea Pot. Sing-.11. (‘ix-:uiivi', and AT CL-'\Rl* 5 may be ‘°~7*l“‘1 fill ‘ll? $l»)'lF3
Slop Bowl. i; do. in inn;-kef._. Brass, Whulebone, Reeds,
2 ‘like l’laLe.~‘, ‘.1 do. -‘itvvl S|>I‘il1:'-¢'~3- ~
2 I6 ' -1 ll’ H.-1' Pl: H.-r.~', 1’. l . -"_——'_“"*j‘“:‘” ‘“%-————-~
2 ],,,.::.°é,,,,:.”,.,l.,y [_,,,,‘,,..:, 4 V\fL)()Dl;N_\\r-.\1'e and Mats. Sheet Lead and
1 s,,,,(.,. };,,,,t, 1 d,,_ l.-and Pipe, in F. H. NASB’S.
-3 1>;¢.1,-1._.,-.,, 3 ,1,,_ South Norwalk:
5 E11-‘clock that Strikes, for $160.
, .\'i.l_ :1 large nssorlment of all the best
:-f.yla=s in iii:-.i-kcl.. O. S. CLARK.
Therinometers.
A NF.\‘.' supply just received by
1 L‘!
KNAPP dz Ll NEr>.
‘ lNl~‘lR)ll’l‘l ES (IF YO[”l‘ll & M.-\’l'URl’l_‘Y
Ju-it |.ul.li.-lied. _urali's. the ‘.‘:'ith Tliousand. I 5?;
irurds ull the r-.if'mnal trcsifinent. without inedlolne, 0
3-pci'ui:ifoi'i‘lic:i cu’ lncul \\'eak-ness, Nocturnal F.mlisfI0ti;|5.;
Genital null .\'ervmis lie.-bility. Preniatiirc DecBlY"e em
"‘.\-.-t.~.:ii. liiipolr-ncv,:iiid llll]le-,lllll9[llSVlU'Mn"'BK 8'
.-.-..i1_.-. by ' B. ns l.A.\l-.l. .\I. .
,, _ . ’ coni-
llie iinpui-fzinf. In--f that lln! man} iilarixgglfimdau
blzriiirs. oi-iLr3u:iiin¢_r in the Vll;l¥‘l:;I£lfi_lE&l:TZlll\K;FDlClNs' H
(l‘P1|l(Il)<ll‘1l.l9\l znnd the entire-
‘ trentineiit. 1" "‘d‘.7p' by
1 Ln’ iiieuiis uf WHICH 079]"?
$311: pt-i'f'ecll_\‘ nr--‘I :-'3' W9
D voiding all the ddvlrtllbi
and post freeiua sealed
postnflfl stamps to Dr. Iii
HE ssdr-:51‘
'-ii this _.~',ni:i‘.l 1:. :t cle.=n'l_v
l_v new and liiu;ii‘._v siiccessf
-the .-\utlim'. full)‘ L‘¥l-’l“'“““
mic is enabled to cur» Hm
13,1,‘ P0,»,-5;1,],= ms-t, fliereby 1'-
uostrum:= of the -33)“ {S
Sent to any-address, gmul
Fancy Store of O. S. C LARK.
envelope, l)!"}’.éIl1mi“¥_ ‘W New ‘.3;-k.
LA); if’), Lgppastd ttreet. ,
The following remedies tire offered to the public -
-nu.-ii-;i:s., and in :i ll9"\'\' lll:lll_l_‘;' into the blond. ‘
In:-.v |....'..' zlgitlll -~fli i-um’-s lilrissoiii on i-er cl;-{_>_-.2 -,
Norwalk Chronicler