~~:’_:§~.;.§ §,g;g.,,.9.._':;., ’_ .... .~. :. . .‘
Ell, 3l;it11bc1*so‘11’s Qtolinim.
lil1|<‘..\(.?l.l'l3'l.l
S E if} E '1‘ I N (:31 S,
iéruu-'n Shcetillgs,
1lI.!‘.ACI-Ilill
sears-rI1src.s,
B 11’ 0 II’
N 311.111 .'/'1‘."C.'.S',
by the yard or pieci‘.
Canton Fla.lll.l€lS,
wooticn 1r1..«1».\:n1-:1..s,
Brown -1011-1a1.1nc,111,,-at-1{-.1 TOWELING,
CLOTHS, CASSIMERES
Satinets,
1.1.1:...-I.;.,. ..I;.-:..-1.-,
GINc.2H.<_1z1Is,
0.11;.-om,’
WOOLEN
S H A ‘W7 L S .
1)./til-TA $11’ (.‘L0.TH'.%',
J11-n:m._ C.1111sn1c, and swmis
MI:/‘1§'.Li11U§',
BISHOP L_1wns, WHlTE 1.111211,
i.-inén Shirt'3o.soins,
IVOH S TED I-IOODS,
H O S 1‘ E R Y ,
(1 L 0 V’ E S,
Keedle Worked collars,
Balance of.
FALL AND WINTER
DRESS GOODS,
‘ I1/::L01V r209’/'1
11. .111. Hsnonason.
W
H... .
l4‘AOI‘l“'l{1'_'l‘“I'I Y 1111 11
OF TH Fl
Cosmopolitan Art Association!
THE 1-‘AMOUS
I D71‘-52::/’..'.’rnf Gr1lIcr_1/ of Pfli'Il[f‘7Ig‘S,
Purchased at a Cast of $130,000.
_ .1-\'n _ ,
Powers’ Greek Slave,
Re.-Purcliased for Six Thousand Dollars.
HE above P1-einiums to be awarded to the
' Subscrilu-_rs of the Associzitiou, who sul1-
acribe bcforc the 281.11 of J-.1u1r.11'y. 1858, at.
which time the above a1va_1-ds will t-.1ke place.
'I‘1-11110-1 01-‘ S11,ns.’Jl‘-IP’I‘l0-‘~‘!
Every subscriber of $25 is cntitlcil t.o a large
and splendid steel 1.-11_g1-aviiig. entitled " M.1.\‘1-
l-‘l1‘.Q’l‘ D1-‘.s‘rn»'1"” also, to :1 copy of the (.'o.~mo-
p,-,/mm ,/Ir: Jom no! one year; :1 cei-tific:_1te_ in
the award of premiums ; also, 11 free admission
to the Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan Galleries.
Thus it is shown, that for every 553 paid, the
subscriber not only re-ci-ives :1 splendid engra-
ving, but also 11 two dollar Magazine. one year.
Any of the leading $21 .\Iz1ga=,7.i11es IS fur-
nished instead of -engraving, if desired : Em-
ereon’s, Athuitic, Harper-‘s, Gor'lcy’s. Gra-
ham’s, Bl-ac-k\vood’s, Knickerbocker, die.
Subscriptions 1'eceiv1=.d by C. A. DURAND,
at G. R. Cow1.1~:s’ ofilce. 6H9
# "Dissolution.
THE Cop-irtnership l1cref.of'ore existing
s._.._......
under the name and f1r1n of Holmes &7
Meeker. was this day dissolvcil by mutual
EEDDSCDL
‘ GEORGE M. HOLMES,
, AURELIIIS J. MEEKER.
Norwalk, Dec. 31st, 1857.
P. S. The partners i11 the above firm
would return their thanks t.o their friends for
the. liberal patronage extended them during
the last. four years, and would respectfully
solicit a continuance of the same in behalf of
the,se11ior partner who will continue the bus-
igieag at the old stand.
" hi;-, hle_'el_:e1" retiring from the firm and de-
signing to remove from Abe place. renders it
necessary that. all debts due the late firm be
immediately canceled. 3t.l
School Books.
PARENTS, Teachers. and Scholers are re-
spectfully invited to call and cxnmine our
hpefiilly st:-l_c,r:t_e_d stock of School Books be-
"re .‘r.c-hast i et.sca1vhm“9- _
° Pl’ lg » ' KN-APP &1.1'Nss.
Commissioners’ Notice.
HE-subscribers appointed by the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwalk,Com'
missioners to receive, examineand decide upon
the claims of the Creditors of the Estate of
";§,\Is0‘N"‘Q,'lJ_INTARD1 late of Noryyalij, in‘
said District. deceased. represented insolvent,
give notice thatwe will attend to the business
of our said appointment. at the store of Hub-
bell & C11,, in said Norwalk, on the 9th day
of March. I858, and on the 9th day of
July, 1858. at one o‘clock in the afternoon of
each ,0? Saint «lays. _
' rs-mm. 1-11 limited and aiiovefi -Ix
r,1.;.o'11‘t11sf't‘1‘;111 ;hc'dat._e lf,ere’_of'fo;' the 1-x_l1;ilJif.i0n
to us ofI.3I1-.1i111.- .-.g11h1st said Estate.
l~‘..\‘RY S1:1.1.1~:e1:, -
5%,,“ Ex Rumoxnv Commlsswners.
Dated at Norwalk, the-9th day of January,
I 858. 3l2
Pi’-937‘??? .~f lfiligcjlclzf. s.-3.
Jizwzizarp 7111, I858.
STATIC of JACOB DA-UCHY. late of
. Riiigetlclel, in said Distrlct.,decensed.
'l‘h«,- Court of I’l'0l1i1t.e for up, 1);“,-icy, of
Ridgefield lmlll limitcd .l:11llowcd six month's
from the date hereof. for the creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement,
ti-‘l1_o.=_c who 11eg1'e1_-tt..o prcseiit. their acconhts,
_ lfl said'tl_1ne‘,‘wm be
E_ti:ipe'rly :'1_t_:.«-us,-1,1, with
"eh'2'1r1'e1l i1’1'er3'o_vc1‘y. "All pt-rl-‘.l)l1h ir'1d'r-ibted
ested mgkp i{nm,.di_
to "said E1-:_t:1l r-.‘-.11-e 1"c'qu
pa-ylpeiil to ' "
' 3 ' ' }:.’.EE§.l~‘.R _I)A'{J'CII‘.',
ALB JENNl.I\‘G.'o‘,
E;l'('£‘t4lm~s ,
1"r<2!-we C911?!»
/
I-‘H2
Dislr-2'1‘! of ./\"'m'1I~aII.' .1.-1. Probate C'o'urt,
Javmarz; 91/1. 1858. '
EsT.11‘E of FULLY H YA’l"l‘, late of
Norwalk; in said district, clcccasetl.
Tl,1e_Co111-t._o,f' P1-ob11t_c for the District of
‘s_i’o111val'l:. h11l.h liinitr-1l.'111d 11llowc:lsix‘111o11tl1s
ffoni the dat.r-rl1b1'cof_.for tlie/C1-cdi't.ors of sz'1id
Est.at.é. to f:.\'IlllJll. theirolaimsfo'1-‘settlement.
'_l‘h‘o.-:'c .who 111-’.-.rl1.-cl. to prcseiiit their 11'ccounts,
propci-ly .'1l.te.stWl. within said time, will be de-
bn_rr<-dai-ecovery. .All persons indebted to
93111 Efilute. are requested tomake immediate
payment ID '-
Q, GREGORY, of Wilton,
-3? -‘famlmelrgltor with the will-anpexed.
i C:1pil:1l Stock’, .
3%? N ew Carriage Shop.
J\"O If I7’./JLIC ."
II E UI11l1r1'sig.511c1l liuvilig upcncd 11 f'z11'1‘i11g'c
; Sliop on C2101]? sl.1'1:1-.l..'l:~' lt|"'-l’i”""l ‘'1’ "f'‘
I ociv 1‘ u1'1.l1~l's fol‘ all hiutls of 4.}t11'1'1u;.:1‘;-'. Wag-
ons. Sleighs, dc. He is also prepared to do
all kinds of rcpnii-iiig 111111 re-p-.1int.ing.&c.
All orders left at the H111'111-ss cstubli1.hu1enI
of Stephen Swanix, will be punctually atten-
ded to. Work w.1rr;111f.cd good. af»rcus0u11hle
prices, and ilimr wlirn. jzrrmliscd !
JOHN SIlEl’1IEItD,
Norwullz, J-.1.‘~. -lll1..1858.
1'1‘.-1'l‘I~i.\ll§'1”l,‘1,1l l.l1cCo “ion of H U I,-A IR_
1 ]i‘[.‘:ll.l\l C-0Ul\"l'\' BA1 K, at the’ ('-lOl~‘t‘. ul
l111si11e.~'.s on the Z~‘1l.~t day 111' I).-C,1,,,1,,.,._ 1,,‘-,7.
_vrl
1.1.1.111 1.I'1-ms,
$292,000 00
Circulutioii , , _ “[1 ‘W4 0,,
Due Banks’i-1 this 1‘.-'t:1.l.o, , ' 9312 07
‘ Deposits, , ‘ 21.47111; :14
l)1vrde11ds1111p111d, , , _ ' L377 00
Pl'Olll. and LOSS, llecg-m]_,H. 1 I857 -1-) 9.18 76
‘1 _ - . ’ t _ ‘_ 1 ""9"
h“"""g=‘ Slut‘-0 In:-1. l'a',glIlul‘ 1l1v1do.-nil.
l)t’.L‘elnl19l' 1.11., 15.37, :1,1:2,3 4:-1
.~s17.s,s12i; 1:0
111-:.s.o1:11cs.s.
Bank_ing House and Lot_,
Specie in Bank, _ _ _ , l5,2i1'11 73
Bills of'otl1crsolvc11tBu11ks.. . f.."1|5 U0
Balance due f'rou1 1311111151 in this State, 5.450 56
$31 00 00
“ “ “ m1lof"' " -l‘.3.7l4 62
State tax. . . . . . :11 35
Checks and other Cash ifcius, 2,494 37
Expenses since last dividend, 2120 49
. Z’.fl.‘<.lllR 48
$173,921; «:0
Fairfirlil C'mn1!;1/,.cs. I, John A..‘lloorl1ead
Cusliier of 11forcs11id Bank, being duly sworn
dvpose and snyi.l1ut. the abovesl.11_tc111c11t is
correct. J. A. MOORHEAD, (.'u.~1In'rr.
Sworn before me, this fourth day of'Janu-
nry, 1858. Jo:-11:Pn ll‘. I-‘om-1-I.
31.1 Justice of the l-‘once.
Notice.
HI-IREAS my wil‘e l’l1ocbe.l1aving left
my bed and board without just 11111194: or
pi-ovoc:1tio11.this is to forbid :1ll pel‘:3m1.~: froiu
harboring or trusting luer on my uccouiitf. nsl
wlllpay no debts of l1crco11trac.tin r.
GEORGE C. TAYLOR.
Will.on Jan. 4 1858.
A Great 1\l‘at1onal Work.
AN ABRlDG1\fl':‘.N'l‘ Ob‘ THE DEliA'l‘ES OI"
CONGRESS, f'1ou1 1789 to 1856. D. Ap-
pleton & C0,, Publi.-:l1ers, 340 and 348 B1'oa-l-
way, N. Y, A. ll. CA.\ll‘,
SoleAge11t.for NOl\\"Ztll{.
Bills discouirtcd 111ul'loau.-, .
Corn Shellers.
EW pattern Cor11Sl1-lllcrs, 11 fir.st1~;1te ar-
ticle for sale by W. C. STREE'l‘.
Window Glass.
49 BOX ES A1uerican.F1'e11cha11d En-
- glish window gt-.'.ss,assorted,f'1'o1u
6x8 to 2t1'x3‘.2.t'o1sale -.1f.111nnuf'actnr<-1-’.- pri-
WM. C.STREE'l‘.
Crockery, China & Glass Ware.
NE of the largest, r'ich1».sI and I2rst:rrI¢-,-(.
ml stocks of C1-ockery, Glass &. China
Wares, to be found i11 Norwalk, can now be
seen at the store of the s11bscrihe1- at. South
Norwalk, together with :1 gene1~nlass1ort.me11t
,of Groceries, &c., all of'whicl1 will hc sold at
exceedingly low prices. G. W. SMITH.
Gement, Plaster, &c.
EMEN'I‘._Cz1lciued PlasterandMarl1lc Dust,
by t.heB11shel, B-.11-rcl or Load ; for sale
Cl-IAS. T. LEONARD.
Silver E-poous.
SILVER W111-e of every description war-
ranted pure, and beautifully engr:1vcd.—-
Also, Plated Forks, Spoons, 1\c.. cheap for
casl1,at. 0. S. CLAlil(’S.
ORCELAIN Kettles. Sauce l'11ns, Fri.-ncli
Tin Ware, Br:1ss Kettles, Fry I’111.1s. Bird
Cages, Mats, Brooms, Briislms. Pails, Cluiriis;
Feather and Naimo Dusters and Fttncy Hoods
at Lockwoods Furnishing \Varerm.111s.
by
NEW WOOD YARD,
On Camp Street,
Hickory,
OAK,
Gh,estn11t Wood.
undersigned will.be nappy toreceive
. 1 orders for, and supplythe public with the
above kinds of Wood. in any qu11utity and of
tt-ebeetquality, at the lowest market price,
for CASE. 1 JAMES FINNEY, Agent.
Shawls.
N entire new stock qfSTEI.l1_A_ SEI.=tWLS,
all colors. An entire 111'-w 1-"fool; of ’
WOOL LONG SIIAWLS,
at :1. great bargain. C. J. Gi1u11.1_\'.
A New Arrival of
GOAL!
UST received at the Yard of
cl! C. R.-,1-:1»_;.js.
1858.
O
. F‘ N
18080
IDDLEBROOKTS AL1\IAN1\C‘3. by the
Gross, Dozen, or at RPIIUI.
By 0. S. CLARK.
Another Invoice
Ftliat fine Note Piipcr agul Egvelopes,
just received by '
KNAPP ,1 ‘LYN!-ZS.
nun.
the Barrel or s1n:1llq11antlly.at
1 G E0. W. S.\ll'I‘}l’S.
' South Norwnlk.
BY
Por "Sale or Exchange,
NEAT, conveniciit. Dwelling IIo11se,con-
taining eight or ten rooms, in tlie. imme-
diate vicT_uil'y 111- 1111:‘ 13,11-1.1g’.-. 'r.'11-‘1'n'r'111er
partic11lars.,iu1%11irr-pt’ L‘, '1',‘ l.E()NA]lp, or
\V. G. STREE ‘.‘
Nov. 24, I857.
l-f47
“lA'l‘CHES and Jewelry neatly repaired
7 and warranted to give satisfaction.
ll *1lCl1981_Je1velry and Silver Ware sold at
very low prices. Call before purchasing.
H 11. S. CLARK
OW 33 lllé time ‘to 1111-} your Binding
done, when it can be done .;-[,,.,,p, at the
EXCELSIOR BOOK 1mvI1.h:121'.
Large discounts made on large qua-,,m.,‘,._,,_
Janitor?‘ pg), 1353,
ESTAT.€ of JA1\1'Es H. 11.1111.1at1',1,,1,, 0,-
Brooklyn. State of New )’c11'k,l],,,_.,.,,fi,,,].
The Adrnmlstrator represclit.-' the f<‘.-talc in-
solvent, and ‘prays the nppoiiituieiif. of Com.
missioncrs thereon.
O11n1=:11nn.—'l‘hat Co1nn1i.<.<'.l0l1e1's to 1-ear-iv;-,
&!1<1<'-far?-inethe claims or the C1-1-111101-s of
111111.’?-Sta:-.0. be =*i>P0m.t.ed 11 .11:-rm-a;.»=.11.«=.o11sce
in l“111l’g_c-field, on the lfith 1layof‘.l'u’1'11111;-'y,'1358,
at 1_ o clock, 11l‘i,cr11(1on ; or which an ,,,_.,.sD,',§
In nit:-rest. will take ootir-.e, and :tppPa1‘,il
they see t‘f-'tll.‘l€, and be heard thcrcoii.
29-1 - H1n.1.\1 K. Scorr, J udgc.
District of Rirlgcfield, ss. Probate (v_',,,,,-I,
Dish'ic! of JVo-ruin!/1', ss. P-rolmlr (.‘.;m~[
Dm-;mIu»r 20/1., 1357. ’
STATE ol'~‘_ SE’l‘H ’l‘Al’I.0R, pm. '9; W31.
J loll. In said District, ilece-.1.-1:1].
The Court of Probate f‘or the l)‘:=trict of
Ncrwalk liathlimitcd and allowed six months
from the date hereof, tor the Crcditoi-s of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for .-Nrtllfllllenl.
Tliose who neglect to present. their zuzcotlflts,
-prop:-ply attested. within said timg-. will he
debaried 11 rccnvei-y. ‘ All 'pc’1~so‘1‘1s' liiilebtcd
to said Estate arc requcstcil’ to '1:111l1'e"i11lmc-
diate‘pnym1.-'11't to ' '
' ' _ " SILAS I’. 'l'lI.T'l LE,
‘ ',_Il,.(l1‘,‘1l11'i-.1111-31,115‘.
D5.‘-f1‘i1‘f of J\‘n-rwalli‘, .1-3. Prirlmlr (’m1rI,
1JfW:v:1brr' 2311, 1857.
STATE of ELIAS l.()Cl1'W-'J(1D, 11111-
01 New Czmaan insaid District. (lf.'('t"il.°t‘Il.
The Court of Probate for the DII"ll'll"l- of
N'”""i\ll1',l1ath limited and allowed .si.v1no11ll1s
I ll} the (1
LO ‘
_ "l’l31\‘t11't_e',1.b e
l1lf‘lll.. Thgge W
zrccoixutsl pi-.,,,,,,.-I.
11.11111. their cla1'm1=1“o1~-soitle-
l
im"ledime.pay;fi.(;;n.t31-.- 1-+>q.11o-sir-1l'f.~.1 make
GEORGE LOCKWQOD,
1&1 Am’ SE. _L"'i‘Ic'.'1?ii536iif"
' fldL:*_IIifllE’Ta?f2‘£'l'.
.2‘.-‘v«‘—‘ lwr-'oI'. for the C1‘.f‘illl0i‘9 ‘of’
I10 neglect: to -prcst*11t their-
.A.-1- -I
‘l1c Ste-.11'ner
-TOIIZN HART;
C.1r'r. W.11.R.G111:.«:.\'1c,
P AVING witlidruwn for tl1cWinf.cr, will
. . 1'1-.-111111: I11-1'1-egiilsir trips on 111-11l1out tlu:
f;'."1th of l«'1-b1'1u11-yv. lb1'1S, tl1oroug,l1ly ovvrl1:1ul-
ed and iuiprovcd in her 11111cl1i11«.-r_v. .-
\ Ci‘
Danbury 61: Norwalk Railroad.
WIN l‘l'll{ ARRA NG E’-l EN'l'.
(}o.\1.\11-:.\'1:1x1: I)cc.c111|1c1‘ 2], l.~,.'.7.
;l‘r:1in.-1-uudaily,(Sund:1ysexceptcd,) a1=f'ol-
_ O\V.'5’Z
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWAI It
is! Pa.~‘.~u'11gc-/'11l. 0.10 A. M.—Arriviug at
South N01-.w:1lk at 7.20 .1, .11. and connecting
Wll.ll the f1.l5 .1. .\1. train from New lluveu.
24! I.'4‘t.~i.~Ir-11_go';‘ um] I"r('1'ght, at 3.10 P. 1\l.--
Stopping at all .sf.11.tion.-, a11d urriviug at
301121113101-wztlk 111. 4.50 15131., ctlipuectiug with
1e . 1'. .11. train from cw avcn.
SOUTH NOEIWALK ‘I'D DANDURY
Isl Pu.1-sengvw uml lv‘rri,g'l1t at 9.20 A. M.-
’Recciv_i11g }1.a1ssc1_1g1-is 1'1-1.111 the 7.20 A. M.
l-1--.1111 from N1-w I ork, Stopping at all sta-
tio;1.I-1,.';pd urrivuig at D§111b11)11-ynut lll.00 A. M.
‘ 1. u~.w:;1gm- at 5. 5 . l.—— {eceiviug
-'1’-i?.‘i‘i".';"“1‘-.i‘.'.'.‘..'"1‘iLli.l‘i“.;i:1l°5L1.ii.iif§ °.'.‘Z "‘2.‘1"1'“é'1‘i."
tions, and arriving at l)n11l1u1'y at (3.215 P. .\1.
rStages from ltidgcficld Ccnucrun toRidge-
1cldStationso as to connect with the l'.l0
A. M.1111d the 3.10 _l’.M. tra.ius_.a11d11-tn1'1‘1on
thc;1[r1'1v11ll:1t tlieliidgcficlil Stuti0noft.l1c!l.20
A. . . tlllt 5.25 ’. M. trains.
HARVEY SMITH, Sup-‘t.
D11nbury,Dcc. 21, 18.57.
A_____ 5
N. ‘Y. & N‘. 1!. Railroad.
I857 1v1N'rr11 .1u11.1nc1«:1.1nNr, I857
(.'m1-nm-m-in gr‘ Du-nnbcr 2], 1857.
Trains to New York.
From .N‘o--uv Hum-.-1.
CCOM1\lODA’l'lON.—At (2.35.
.1. 11.. 111111-3.101‘. .11. '
‘The. 0.15 .1. 11.1'111d 1.101-. M. trains receive
passeiig-111's from the Danbui-y Railroad at Nor-
walk.
'1‘ l1o9.45 A. M. train receive-.=p11sscngcrs from
the lI11rtf‘o1'd, Spriugtii-.ld, Ne1vLondo11 and
tI11nnlRail1'ouds at New Haven, a11d from
the Naupratuck R-.1ilron.d at Bridg_epo1~1..
Exrru-:ss—At 2.10 P. .11. (i11 connection with
E.'rpres.s‘ ’I'ra1'-n from Boston,) receiving pas-
sengers f’ro1n the C-.111 111 R a i l r 0 11 d
at New Haven ; from the Hon.-1uto11ic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
poi-t.Norw:1lk and Stamford. At 9.00 P. M.
stoppingut. B1-idgeporI..Norw11lk andSt11mford
Special train leaves Norwalk at 6.00 .1. 1.1.,
for New York.
Huu.1uIou1'c Railrmul
1’-assciigcrs for Housatouic Railroad will
tnlie the 9.=l5 :1. 1n.. train t'ur B1'idg('p0l't.
1)anbur;i/ an 11 .zV‘ur1IvnI/r Rail: oud.
Pa.<1se11gc1's for the Dunbnry and Norwalk
Railroad will take ll1eti.l511.1n_., and 4.10 pm.
trains to Norwnlk.
and 9.45,
’I'rnin.~r_/‘ram .Nor1ImI/1' In ,’\"e'II1
6.00, 7.30,1111d1l.03.1. .11.;1l.].'1
l0.0."1 (1e.v.) r. .11.
'ork.—-At.
(1-x)5.?5 and
’l‘rnhis from New York
For .N‘rw I-lave 1:.
Acco.11.—-At7.20 1.11.. 12.-15,3 45 and 4.20 r..\1
Exriisss 'l‘11.11.\'s--At 8.00 .1. 111. and 3.10 1-. 11.
for Boston, via New Haven,H11rt:brd,Spri11g-
field and Worc.esf.er; tlu18 00 .1. .11. st- opping at
.“1ta1nl'ord:1111l Bridgeport; the 3.10 P. M. at
New Rocliclle, Port Chi.-.-ter. Stamford, Nor-
wul k, I‘I1'l(lg0pOl't and Milford.
'I‘l1c8 00.1. .11.l.1-11i11co1111ectswithIloiisatonic.
Naiigatiick, C11n11l'1111d New London Railroads
'l‘l1c:l.l0 r.11.tr11iu co11n'-cts with Naugsituck
Railrozul. .
The 12.45 1'. .11. l.raiu connects wilhC:1n11l
Railroad. ‘
The 7.20 .1. .11. .s\cco111n1od11t1'a11, and 3.10
1?. .11. trains con11c_ct.wil.l_1Dgphurydz Norwalli
1 l‘l-a.ilroadat Norwalk.
T-ru1"nsfr0nl JV».-'mnlI1‘!n .N'cw Haven-—-At
9.15 .1. .\t._. at 2.38, 4..’17(e.\') and 6.1-! 1'. M.
Seelurgcbillofa1lvertisc1n.e11t at the Sta-
tion [Iouses and Hotels.
Supt‘:-1 Otlice, 4th Ave. mid 27th St..; N. Y.
Ass‘t Snpt~’s Oflice. Station tlous.e, New
Haven. .IA.\IES ll. IIOYT, Su11’!.
" rots cocoon.
' lI,E1'e,-_>;11l11r Mail Linc vin Stotliugton, for
. Bostoii and Pr1wl1lc11ce—lnlmul route
without. delay, chuiigc Ql'c:tl‘1-1 or lulggnge,
'l‘lu:st.ca111L-rs I’I.YMOU’l‘il ll0CK,Cupt. Joe.-l
Stone. and C. VA-.‘~ll)ERiZll.'l‘, C:1pt.\V. H.
h‘raze1', 111 co11ncct.io11 with the Stou ugton and
1’rovidc1'1ce,:111d lloston and Provideiice Rail-
ro ds, leuviiig New York daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, from Pier No. 2 North River, first
whui-f'11bovc B-;1ttcry place-. '-ll; °._’.Cl,0§‘-li. [1 111..
13,111,] Stouiugtiin at 5.30 p,.111.{c_1_'~o11 the 11r'1"ivall
of the mail train whicli loaves Bostoli at 5.30
1. 111.
The-C. VANDERBII/l“, fro111 New York,
1\Iond11y, \\'ed11c..°.dav and Friday. From Sto-
uingtoii, T11es1l11y.'l‘l1ursd11y and Saturday.
The PLYMOUTII ROCK from N. Y.,'l‘ues-
d1».y,'l‘h11r.sday and Saturday From St.oni_ng-
ton. Monday, Weqncsilziy. and Fri_tl_ny-
I’-{t.S31‘[lgf§l'1-‘1 p1_-o'ce_ed' l'1o1n S_toni1_1'glon per
Railro':1d_ l.o'l?1"o"vi(le‘uce ’a'iid B'o'sto'n, 111 the
121,11’...-11 .\Ia'il Trni11,'1"e11cl1i'11g snid place seve-
ral hoprs i11 :l.flV1l.llCf’. ofthcse by other‘ t'9!lles,
and 111 ample tl'1u'e for all i,-,h‘? mil)’ iuizrnlilg
lines c,01111ect111g'l\'o1'l'i1 ;1;11l‘l1l21si-. I‘-£lS59tIg8I'H
that prefer it remain on board the steamer
enjoy :1 nlgl1t‘s rest 11ndi.-t.11I‘bed_. breakfast if
closlred, and leave Stoulngton ‘in the 7.15 a.
m. train, connecting at Providence with the
ll 9.. u1.fr11in for Boston.
A Baggagc M11sfe1- accr1n1panicst.hesteamer
and train fhrotigli 1:11;-l1 way. _
For passage. berths. st.ni.c-rooms or freight.
apply 11'n'bfc'1:11-1] t 1'1: stea111er. a'_t 111,.’-. freight
office. Pier No. 2 ,orl.l1 ‘Rive;-. or at the"pf-
one No. 10 ll-attrrv 1111100.
Prench Iainguage.
Ill-I Ladies and Gr.-ntlc men of Norwalk
have now :1 good opportunity of learning
the French l.11ngu11ge. 1‘:-lo.\‘s. ANDRI-2 Down:-2
being again tc.r1cl1i11_g1>_.t. M1-._.C.l\,I. S'ellccl,1'.-1
Bpgrgillg S,-pop]. will l'o;‘m ciilsses for young
Masters and .l\Ii.-1511-:1, and give private lessons
to those who may desire to mail themselves
of his services. Application:-: to be made to
Mr. S1~:1.I.1:cK. - 4t*5l
Horse Blankets,
A FiI:lE 1,91 .03‘ .G».11'1':ir.-111* and noise lllsnliefs
I just 111.1111: 11 by the subscriber. Also,
Biifllllo Robes, 'c.,~—11ll for 1‘-ulo at “hard
times prince." WM. S. JONES.
East side the Bridge, Wesfport, Conn. tf44
US'l‘ received, a new lot of Extra Quality
0 Letter and Note l’:1p+-1-, expressly fur La-
dies 111:;-., st. ¢3,1,},1p2s_
' ' - =
1* ‘_~1-.._ .-_.
' Qatnec ‘Sins ! tfiameo Plus I l '
’l‘ The -I6-Welry and 'l‘1-inuixing Store, near
I the Spring, may he found the largest and
richest assortinenl. of these goods ever offered
to the Ladies of this To“ 11. Some entirely
new and rich designs
,._-._______.._.
liar Sale cheap.
BOUT ‘30 .-lcrt-s of Lund. Situated in tlm
village of Georgctowii, on the Daubury
and Norwnlk Railroad. 1-.u'd within 20 rods of
the Depot and Post Otlice. 011 the premises
are a good house and out-b11ildi11gs, also, trees
of different kinds. From 8 to l0 acres aie
wcmdittiitl. The lloc-.1tim1 ls 1'1'<'p-.4131-'1'1l1le ohé,
l-icing Daisy of‘-3110:-ess. and ‘in ' the ihiiuediate
vicinity‘ of ('1hu1'cl11-)1, 1-1:l1oo‘l.s.‘1'1n(l ‘lnanufnc.
t11ri11g.‘establit.l1n1c11ts of iliffcreiit kinds,‘aud
1\'l1ere 1-1.1.1111 is in‘ c.o11.-11.11111. qliinxand, and ' odd
1:“-1r'?$ ‘yap’ i-.11 ‘<gbia.«inesi- N1 't'vr111‘é. '61‘ aiii
other 1p_form:1t1o11, apply at the (}.1g1a-prw
01‘PI.HE. or MA. 8. Hv'1.1..':1t- ill" F1-1-ightomce
in D11ul1111-y.
D;1.11l1ul'y, Oct. 1, 1.9,.-‘.7,
C1111.ua1~;N*s B(lClll\'Slm‘Afl-L:tI7IaI1(l large
assortnu-111. of Ctiildro-11's Books. iu9l tiollll‘
sud. -“.t1_1ri9e-:1 my 11111‘; 1'11 ’ *~ fUA"l1P’s;
Ultll Silver Lend f‘o1-stoves 11'1ldI;1‘a-chine-
‘ l'y:1t.'- " 4 ‘ ' l1‘.'H. NASH’S‘, --
No. JV‘orw(1ll1', C'l.
NOTHER Lot.t1l'll:at Beautiful Cord for
Ladies Skix,-ts«,J,11st Received at
1 1 - o: s_.-cl.-.111n’s.
LATED FORKS! 1-1.1m» rbffsii
_ ' All the new patterns at S.
tf 40
{
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—....-. . 1 . '.v - -"---tr‘
‘Hudson River
rnsitute and
- 1 Glaverack Academy.
'.Vl .\ l1l'I .\ N I) l"l'i.\‘l1\l1l'i i".\l'l.7l1'l'Y.
lt1'.\'. .-\1.o.\'zo l.*‘1..11:1{, 1. M. l’111.\‘1111-.11., l'1~ol'1.-1-'-
sor«1t' Mental and Moral l‘l1il«1\-opl1y,1uul
B1.‘ll¢.f.\‘I16ll1l‘(‘.ls'.
M. M. (:oo111-:.\'o1;m1. A. M., Prof‘. of Nut. Sci-
eiiccs. ’
ltic-11.11111E1.1.1::,.1.11. Profcs.=orofMat.l1c11u1l.ics
Civil EItgltlu(:l'l1:-.;’ and Gfcclt.
R. C. l"1.1cn .1. 11. l'1'11f'eH01' of Latin.
Illoxs. ll0.‘1lI-Zlt J. l)o1‘c1-;'1'. l’rol'c.~1~or of Much-rn
I.:111-,;11:1,-_;es,11111l Vocal Music.
1\l.1'1'u1.1:-1 li11x1;1»:. .1. :-1., l’rol'<.-.xsor of .\f:1tl11-11u1-
tics, and t>'11p1:ri11f1-ndcnl. of Dny School.
l.).1.\11~;[. D. ()1v1-.'.\'. l’rofi-ssor of C0l]|n|e|'ci;ll
I‘):-p:1rl111cut. :1.ud Regisl.1'111°,
\V.l~‘. l)1-;11.111s, l.)1-:1wi11g.Oil_. unit l'usl.1:l Paint-
mg.
'l‘. S. L.1.\111.-:1i'r_. 11. 11., An11f.ou1y_. l’l1_1-1-iology,
and llygiciic, uilh flu-. “ G1':1111l Model 11’
l-lolnlnc.”
Mus. l<21..\1.\ D. Owi-:.\:, l’l'l*‘(‘.('pll‘Pt'.S.
;\l1:s. M. G. Goo111:.\'o1'm1, Oruniiii,-nf.ul Depart.-
nueut.
.\l1.~1.-1 A.\'.\'1r. F. B11-1"rs.l’i1111o .\Ius-in and l'1-i-
vatc Lessons in Singing.
Mus. E. A. E1.1.1.-1, Moderii La1_1gu11ges and
()r11111ni,-11t:1l I)1~part1111.-nt. '
l.f)CA’I‘l()1\'.
'l‘l1is Institution is l1c1u_1tif'ully sililiitnd on the
Iliulsiui River. tlircu miles fro111 the City of
lludson, Columbia Co.. N. Y., co11uua11di11g 11
line. view of thc Catskill 1\l0unt:1in.-: and Moun-
tain House. It is nccessiliue froin ull points
by railroad, and witliiu four hours ride of the
City of New York, ton of Boston, and one of
Aldauy,t1vcut.y-five cents. Students coming
by way of the \l'e.-1lc1'11 Ruilroad. the Harlem
or llousatonic, 11 ill stop :11. Cli-.1tl111m Four
C01-11ers and take the Hudson und ltoston Road
to Clavcrack.
l‘F.(.‘l.'l.lAR A111-'A.\"1‘A(:1:s.
Ease of access, by which the ailvztutngcs of
city -.1111] counti-y location are most l.:1_npi.y
couiliinml. We can enjoy all the conven-
icnces of the city, and that qlllf‘l., hcultli, and
morality of the c.ou11try. In case of sickness
or an el1‘m‘g(.'ll(‘.y of any knd the telegraph is
near at hand.
The buildings are entirely new and capaci-
ous. All the windows 111-eprotoct.cd by Vene-
tian blinds. 'l‘lu.- 1-oo1us11rc large :1ndfurnisl1-
ed with conveiiieut. clothes prcsscs, hair mat-
t.rc.-rsi-s. bcdstcads, table &c., and are also
vi-ntll11t.ed by l'}111cr.~1o11’s improved vientiln-
tors. A l.ibr1‘1r_v, lteadiugRoo111,l‘l1ilosphical
Appai-nt11s, and llourshing Literay Society are
:lll.{|0l|Ptl lo the Institution.
011.1111‘.-1r1No conrsi-‘., mi;-.
A gr.uluat.i11g cours-'1: of study is prescribed for
both ladies and gr ntlemen. Ample facilities
are 11tt'o1~ded to young men desiring a thor-
ough prep11r11tio11 f'or college, as well as to
those wisliiug to engzigo in active business
life, cr fl1cimp0l'l.11nt. 1vo1l.' t.o teaching. An
0xlenF.lV1- cou1'.=1- of commercial instruction is
laid down, which fits the studont immediately
for the contiug-rooni.
Students will be required to atcnd church on
the Sabbath. Pzirciits and Gimrdiaus are so-
licited to pay thirty-three cents per term, to
apply as church sc11t1'c11t. Students can at.-
tend the Relormed Dutch, the Episcopal, or
Mcthodist service. at their eletion.
The Trustees have put 11 stove in each of the
Gentlemen‘s rooms.
l-".\'l’l-‘.\'Sl-‘.3.
Board and 'l‘nilion, i11 Common English.
$l20 per Year or 42 Weeks. '
F.X’l‘RA F.Xl’l-‘..\':‘l-Iti PER 'r1:1’.11 OF 14 \vF:I~‘.Ks.
Higher English. $3 00; Higher English and
Latin 11.1111 Greek, 54,00; Piano and Organ,
with use of Iusti-.uu1ent, each, $l5,00 ; French
and German, each $0.00; Guitar, with use of
lustruincnt. $9,410; Oil Pniiiting, $l2,00; Pas-
Pninllng. 37,00 ; Grecian Oil l’11i11ting. Wax
Fruit and Flowers. Pa )i1.-1_- Muche, Ornamental
L0‘.-llllt’-l‘ \V0l‘l.i. l”~v.p1-r lflowers, and Ornament.-
al Needle Work. each $5.00; Vocal Music,
$:l,00: Penmansliip and Bookkeeping,c11cl1,
S2,00; Chemistry. :"il,50; Surveving and Eng-
ineering 34,00. Bourdduring vacation, 83,00
11 week.
Ev_cry hill umde payable per term, in
advuncn.
Students take care of their ow11 rooms, fur-
nish their own lights, lauips, towels, brooms,
mirrors, basins cwcrs and pail. '
Books and S1at.io.:1ery will he kept on hand
and sold at 1-easounlilc pricr-shy the Registrar.
No deducI.io11 made f'or leaving be-f'ore1.he close
of the term, cxcr-pt i11 cases of protracted
illness‘;
TFIPJIF AND \_'ACATl(lNS.
Tl‘? Y9“? ls (llVltlC’€l into three terms of four-
teen weeks each, Terms open n,s,,,tgllo.n3_,-
September 18th, J11n'uary 2d, April 15th.
For further infoi-m11tio11 address the Princi-
pal.
FREDERICK MEESICK,
. PI'f§Tl]I'7l/ 1;/‘(lie Board of Trustees.
PETER IIOFFMAN, Esq., Secretary.
1.'1-‘.1‘1«‘.R1~:.\'(‘.1~‘.s‘.
Rev G. W. Bethune, D, D, B1-opl;lyn_
" 3- l_’0Pt81‘. I,‘3d_i_for of'tl1e'_C11'17ist,ia11 I11-
lclligencci-. ‘ '
Dr. strict:-.111.d, A.-.-1.-:1. lzlditor of C-l1ri.stian_A__d-.
vocntc. _
Rev.I. NJ ll'yck(1fl'. D. D..Albauy.
S. It. G1-ay.Alb:111y,
Messrs. Alg,-,1-r & Brotlier. 336
W11.-l1i11gto11 St.. New York.
Rev. Levi Shell. Cl1u1chtow11. N. Y.
“ Geo. C. Bald win. D. D.. 'l'1oy.
“ A M. ().~1bor11. D. D., Yorlfville.
“ L. I-I King. Szipggg-lies. li'."1’.”
1-1. ‘Abchl, 11. 11.;1~.I.-‘,1-‘.11-1:. '
D. l_).e1n111'1'..=t_. Hudson.
‘W12. L‘. H;'av:;:. I‘.loha-.-''9-' ,
Hon. P. S. Wyiikoop, Hudson.
R. Rossman, Ill. IL, Brooklyn.
Mr. Peck. l’o11gl1k1-epsie.
Rev. Mr. Wzilluce. Springfield.
“ W. H. Ferris.
“ '|'i';"1”up .$.=l11vcrnc'.
Mes=.1;s.lhIcl,lep, _aul1s & 0.0.. 37.2 Brcadtvny,
’ New Yolk.
Prof. Wm. B. Sll'vrs1_', New York Free Academy.
.1 J_ohn'Newn11111, Ilnion " '
1,11-.131:c1.-,N¢:1~1.,,,.,,,,, ~ ' ' tfnl
New llhlhnery Establishment.
HE Subscril1cr, having take11 the rooms
directly over the Drug store of Knapp dc
Lynes, in Hubhell's New Building. and per-
manently est11l1lislu-dher business in Norwglk,
would invite atteiition to herl_a1_' 9111111, entire-
ly new stool: oi’ l;‘ASHlONA' LEI"'MlI'.l'.I_-
NERY.c._3iié1‘istin;; or Win er Styles. selected
with spegiinl cape 1_111d fidelity to fasl1iop_ and
taste. ' A share gt‘ the public patronage is in-
vited. believing that entire satisfaction can
be given in Iiiaterlul-.work,und prices. La-
dies‘ and Children’s Huts of the latest styles,
kept constamly 011 band, or made to order
when preferred.
LADIES’ DRESS AND CLOAK MARING.
I.a(iie;1vgishingnnytlilnglpthislinthcan de-
pendou having their work done satisfactorily.
- CHARLOTTE DENTON.
Norwalk, Dec. 7th, 1757.
School Books.
C04‘-IPI-E-.'l‘E 2:-=.s!>I“:!I‘»,e.II.i of. Si:’r1_o.o,l_ Books
i1tv11t‘1‘:<i1i1is1’2.~.int.I1‘sa‘.n 111.111 1:
Y
KNAPP do LYNES.
Norwalk Savings Society,
'No11w.u.K, Nov. 4th, 1857.
OTICE is hereby given, that Deposits
made i11 this Society on or l1_cfn,re the 5th
day of .Ian11a:'y, April. . uly. 1‘.§111l'O__¢,t‘i'1lit_-‘1-';
will be p_l1tdl1‘i1‘1t1-§‘1-‘sl.'c'>_11 t_.[1_e_ fi_1st ‘day 'nrs_,,;',1
respect-iv'«2 11iii11.tl4-°-- '
.io.~4.1‘.1-it W. lli-'n11m.1., 'l‘re:1snri=r
H45 Norwalk Savings Society.
use Annuals. .Annuals.18.':8-
N excellent 11s.sortu1e11t of Gift Books, 2.-er-;_
_ lnu1,for Cl1ild1'211a111l young ,c;:solis,"'1ih
ca'rly' selcctioifis‘ 1l'e‘.éix"ahle. Call soon at
C.-\.7llP’S Book Emporium.
l)i.~1!r1'cI of Rrililing, ss. Prnlmle Court,
I):-1:¢~Inlu-r 2l.vI, I 857 .
STATE of 'l‘lMO'l‘HY WAKEMAN, lati-
‘of llediliiig, in said lllfill-ici. deceasetlf "
Ye I-'°“Tl «'1' l'g=«=_b‘r-tie got 11_1e‘1>fii11rid1or
Rel] ling, ' l1:1t.1_1 limited :'1‘11d allowed ’ six
moutl1s‘frou1 the llattl-! I11-reof."t'(1r'll{'e cféaitfn-3
dfsnitl Esl_.11f.c,‘to 1-,'v’hil'1it."their claims in ‘re’.
‘-I.‘é'»3¢pllhe1;-
m
I
tlc1n’ent_.. "l‘l1osc' who m-.glect;1_-,3
*l.§i‘i°‘ll!l5» ii.1'1>pei.'i1'z1itertr<!§'witi1111 _ .1 -
will he «iebwed W<=°.ver1r« .111 ..f.‘.5.L.:...‘é“1".‘.’1
fltflllitltl 10 Sithl F‘.=lat.o. urt‘ requested to make
ltumedlate p11y11u,»11t to
WALKER BATES,
Em-curnr.
§'-Fetlclt Foinada.
r_ VHF} G11-_NI.IINl‘l 'AR'l,.lGI1E, prepared by
-' Lubin, l‘ivcr,- llfaiigcnrt. and. colldpav‘ 0,
Pitris, may be had of KNAPP ii: LYNES,
T0531} Bfushes.
A NEW lot just. received by
K..rl“.'f.':I.’ '3! I.-YN.ES-
-am 11-11-.‘“‘*
AND PAPER ‘P01-I.-S FUIi.N.1T1r1is.i11.
. ‘WY ‘l“3."“lY~ Call. and see them at the
$10112 of - KNAPP .1 LYNES.
‘.ll..’i2
‘A
1»-1--.,. V‘
A Small Parm in
FOR SAIL"
-11::
7 ‘l/.l.E-“lIlI~"Cl‘.lIc1‘ 1'1ll'c1'.-1 his plaice for solo.-
. . H is iillllul-Jtl 1111 lh<- 11-E1111 inzul l~:.d§..,r
from Wilton to Wcstporl. '.Ill(Illl- :'1 mil.-,< I‘.-ma
Nor1»11lk,:11ul‘.£ l'1-41111 K1-n|.111‘ Wilt:-1:~' utious,
on the l)1u1l1u1'_y11nd N111-.-.1:-ll: l1':1il1'0:1<l. It
co111p1'i.~'os tivcnly aicrirs oi‘ f‘\'i‘1ellt‘lll. laml,
suitably npporliolicd for 1-‘mull l.11‘111i11g (11-
gill‘dL‘lllllgI)pt:l‘ul1l0llS. 1111--w 1111.! t:11ilVtllll15lll.
two and :1 lizilfstm-y l1ou.~=«~. ;-owl \\':1l.1-1', fl::1-
fruit, b0lll1!\'(‘l‘y rnrc \'iLl'I"l»ll .~, .l'c.. .i'c.. Will
he sold at 11 barguiii if up; llicil lul‘ 1,oo11.—-
Apply to tl1c1:dit11rr1tt...i: fl:1«:1'lt-- 1.1‘ of the
1;11l1-cril1«-1-, on the p1'u111i.x-:.c. '
tf:t7 JHIIN ll(1WI'2R.
-1-.
Wilton,
Place Por .’-Erlalc.
"I-‘I-I|'2S11bsc1'il1v.-r ofl'12I's l1v.:r pl:u-.1- ilule the
I'e.'-litlclice ul‘z\l1.“o11 Q11i11t.:111l. 4l<.‘C¢‘.'\.*‘te1l,)
lhrsnl-.1,11po11 vi-ry rt-:1.-‘(111:1l1li¢ I--1111-.. it up-
lii-d for soon. 'l‘lu.- l1ou.-is i- :1 l:1r;,-‘-.- 1\voa11d
11 ball story fr:111.1.- l1uil1li11~_-~. l11¢;,».1._-.1 within
tl11-1-c111i1111t¢-.s walk oftlii: 1:1-id,-,r«-, :111.l [lI~(,'ll-
linr|_v we-ll adnptcil for -.1 lir.-.I. 1-l«.1.<::. l)(11lI'lllll;.{
house. 'l‘|11-re i.~':1l1:11-11.:111d ulmul. t'.1o:1c1'1.-sol"
lirstrut-1 land 1|l.l.iIf_'lIL'tl. :1 goml \w|l of water,
excellent gardeii, fruit. t1'«.-4-.-‘=. .~'l1r11l11-1l.1it-2-1 1'1'.c ,
with fine 1-l1:11lc t.1'1-1-.-= i11 front of flu: liousc-,—.
For l'u1-tho.-r pttl'l.lclll1'tI'S11[;ply to Mrs. l’f)f.l1Y
QUlN'l‘ARD,ou f.l‘.cp1-1~1ni:»:1-s. or of I'.l.l S.
QUlN'l‘.-\RD, N. Y. all’. N. ll. l{:1il1'o:1«.l. New
Haven, Ct. 1|‘,-;(;
.2. 1-" o :9 T-s7.i’.1§.'i;.—:i'-".'_,“
At Westport, Gt.
7' [IE .~1I1bsc1'ibel' 0lll‘l‘S for .s:1li,- two good and
. ]Dlf'1lStllIl.ly located 1111‘!-lllng llouses, on
the West. side of Westport 1-.1-1.1,-.1, .11.....1. "1110
rods tlu.-refri.-.11,111ul about thc 1-'11111c distance
from tl1c‘Episcop-.1l Cliurcli. 'I‘lu~1-1-. i,-1 nliont
one acre of l-.1111], well Slfl('l1'(‘(l with (‘.ll0l(',I3
fruits, and tlu-re is -.1l.<o 11 C111-pi-.1111-1-‘s shopon
the lot. The property will he sold cheap if
applied for .-‘oo11..Ii1n28 .I()Il1\' RAI1’ ER.
For Sale.
‘lie Subscriber o0'1-rs'l'or .<':'.lo, :1 vol-
ualilc Place, plc:1s~-.111f.ly :1it11:1lcd, op-
posite the residence of Mr. .lu.'=tus Hoyt. in
New C11n11au,cont11inin,¢_r_ -.1I1ont one acre of
Land with 11 good. new Dw.-Hing llnu.--e, and
Shop, upon it, together with :1 Rm-u and other
out-Buildings, all in good coiiditimi.
The Place is well calculutvd for the keeping
of Bo-.11-ilers, if (]PSll'f'Il. ’f‘h«,- Shop was built
expressly fog Sl1oen111kr-1-s. and Inns uiuple ac-
commodations f'or 5 or 6 workmen.
The Property will be sold cl1eap,nnd on ac-
conimodatiug t.erms——two~tl1ird.s of the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if desi-
sircd. For further partic11lars11ppl_v to the
uudersigned. S. Y. ST. JOHN,
New Canaan, April llt.l1, 1.9.57. l5tf
A Place Wanted,
IN EXCHANGE FOR VALU.-1 LILE
New York City or Western Property.
PARTY is desirous of excli-.111g,v,iug for
some desirable resldciii-e in or 1113211‘ Nor-
Walli. New York City, or :1 quantity of new
or unimproved Western Lands. located in
Crawford County, Wisconsin, and all on the
lines of prominent 1'ailw<1y:r. and '.111rra11ted
to be the very best in the Slate. Or, ifpre-
ferred, would exchange for lots in thenew
and important tow11 of N1:'/.1_'1<.1,Io\-.-'11. opposite
Pr11i1-ie-du-Chieu, which is probably. -.11. pres-
ent,one of the most desimblc lo .nt.io11s for
investments in the West.
A Residence with a little laud adjoiiiitig,
would be preferred, or a J.-lou.-1c in the town
and 11 plat of land ncztr the village. For fur-
ther particulars enquire of the Ii.‘-.litor of the
Gazette. ~ 11:14
TIIE Siiliscrilu-1' 11:11-lug iii:-pom-il of his in-
terest in his l11te Bool.:i11«l Shoe l«}.st.nblish-
ment to Mes.-rs. J. N. Locl-:n‘o01l 1!: ()o., would
respectfully return thanks for the libci-111 sup-
port he has received. and solicit. i11 their be
halfa continuance ofthe p:1tronugc which has
been extended to him fir the last five! years,
confident that with the incioasud facilities his
SVCCCFSOTS have l'or getting up their work,
and keeping on hand nmnch largrr 11.1.1121!-
men! of goods than has ever been in-pt in this
town before, the public will be largely the
gainers by this change. The personztl 11i.tend-
ancc of the Subscriber will be given t.o his old
friends and customer.-, for tho pl‘(‘l:‘(?lll..
J. P. IIANFORD. Jr.
New Fall and Winter
3 I Y 0- 0 O D S .
An entire new stock of DRESS SlLKS;au
ent.i're'new stock o'f'DE LAINES, Plaid Pop-
lius,Vuleutia Plaid.~1,Pl11h.l 111111 I-‘l<.1i11 Meri-
noes. Prints, and an endless v111-iety of other
Goods.
llcfcali-.1._"
S H A W L .‘-J :
An entire new stoci; of S_l111v,-1,4.
BRQAl)Cl.(1’l'Hr3: .
An e1_1ti_re 1_1e1_v stock of the l.l('Sl. 111,~,~,‘,;e qt’
Freucl1_Clotl1_s. A Bg1r.gr,'.;,.
LA DIES‘ (,‘l.l')”f‘llS:
A large usnortiiient. Cheap.
Embroideries, Hosiery and Gloves,
and an endless variety of‘ G-mil.-1, all of which
will be sold at ext1'e11:1ely l)1'l1'.o?.‘1. L
Many Gt‘9t_1t 'cn1'gz1i11;1. (J. J. GHlJ.\l,tN,
New Flour.
’US'l‘ received :1 lot of 114-w ‘.‘.'l1c-111 Flour,
9 31 I‘-URN ‘1l’Al.L’8.
» New Books.
‘#1035 Sm‘-*1 by ‘ilill-I10!‘ {>!'.-‘.‘lQ",1e 11.11:] Hidden
l Path, lfresh Leiives. by 'F11111.1y ‘Fl-.'rn,
l"111;lps’ N. Y_-.(1l't_y Glridc. with :1'11e~.v and ac.
ciirute Map. '
Paper dolls, bow to nuike f.l1_c1_n.
dolls ’f‘u1'uit11re1,'boW- to maize it.
ccivcd by " " ‘A
Pro‘ er
-'tl!-‘3t"."1e-
KN:\l’I‘,&I1YNES.
House for“-Sale Cheap.
A NEW HOUSE, eligi|_.l_v loculkd. Willi-
»',_, in three minutes’ walk of the‘ Bridge.
will be sold at much less than its value, spd
for 11 very small payuient 11.111-11, if applied 1111}
soon. Firr further part.icul111~:e,‘ 1,-r_11p1i1>-1 of the
lit ’
l',‘dito1" of 111,é'Gi1‘;,c1t_t-.
Paints and Oils for cash.
THE subscriber has now i11 store :1 full sup-
ply of Paints and Oils. which will be
sold at reduced prices, f'or rush only. .
Dec. lst,1857. W.\[. C. STREET.
Skates.
1\IERI_CAN§nd Gér‘1n_-,111 .“.SlLz\i13s,\\’lill or
lwithbut straps, for sale by
. WM. C. S'l'llEE'l'.
-._
Picture---1?l.‘l‘otice Z
A 11: 3 11 9 ‘.2’ 3?? E ,
-5K.E7-1.. is 11 9111- 11111111 for Illtrilhility 1.1.1
"g‘e,i{e'ci3!l0ll flfilllltll» be exmllcil.
The subscriber having taken the old Austen
Duguerrean Rooms in the Danbu.-y Depot, 111
Norwalk Bridge, takes this inctliucl to inform
the people of Norwnlk 111111 vici11ity, that he
ls prepared to take their pictures by ti‘,-,= A111-
brotype process, w ‘ch is n,.'1ivc"s11ll_v 11clg.11‘9_vy"l-
t ' 9., and e_qua ‘to a"’Sl,»écl‘ I_u'11gr11vii1g. Al in
lztllll; of'a_' superior lll,{_cii_es.-‘.111-ei1;vii«:.l to call,
esalniuc iintlfiudge for thciiisclvc.-1.
GREA1‘ REDUCTION IN PRICE! First
class pictures taken by this new pi-ocilss from
50 cents upwards. The slibicribcr is confi-
dent he can satisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his specimens, of his ability to lake the
best and most perl'ect. I_1i!,,«:113».;sge:1;
-- ' " ‘I1!-. 11. ’l‘fi0;\iPSON.
34
Norwalk, Aug. lsth, 1357.
REMOVAL.
Albert Ktnrpelts Clothing Store,
AS R I-I M O V E Ll, on S1j.i111~1lny,Nov.
28th, to ll‘11u_1-:1.1.‘:'1 N1‘-:'w B1111-1: Bu‘1‘1.1i
1xo,'co1j1i'er'of‘ M11111 SIrcel., iicxl. do1.1-‘to Chhs.
S_mitl1‘s' Sh'oe'Sl'or1'.-. '1‘l_1e Public are invited
tb“c:1ll and cxt1‘u1inc the 1-.\'te11_siv.1 1-toe ' of
Raglrlns, and all styles of *,,1_1_'e1-g:-,1:11.g._L’ 1-‘i'c‘é'§
*°'-“iii i"**-‘ ‘liars-s.'9i»ei11i1*:‘ ‘main :13» A111.-111111.
c,o_11_o1«,l_‘§-rlxlg the 1‘11:1t~:1'i;1l<1t' v.-hi.-11 they 111-.-
mtttltl ‘l‘llf"1‘-3 (11111 also no found :1 very full
ll1‘.S0l'l-lneflt of line Fl‘e.'I1c:l1 C119.-.'l111e|‘1’:S. fut"
Coats, Vests and Pants, wliii:-.h is on‘:-1-er.l at :1
great reduction in price. for the r-.11.-:tn1n trade.
Velvets, Silks, &c., all kinds for I-'11.-‘!.i.*1',g, made
to order very cheap. Also. -.71 lot. 1-flilt-us'a1'1d
Bc.1z’==. C..“,P:?._. 50.1111 ax-11.-.1.-. which will ‘be
aoljil very 'c't111ap=, to clear out the lots, 47
Corn Shelters.
ovsws double 1-.1111
_ Corn Slzellers, for s«.1l1_- by
a . » I 1 1 C.‘
185,3. njaries. Essa."
LARGE lot of Di‘z11'i.-.-sf1,11'l§:38‘,_i11s‘{‘1-e.
ceiveq ‘ll NQl"lVi.l'k> 1 ' 1
1? lllain .‘3treet. t 00 mpunmv
u g very
_ ssr India 11011311-..-T1,‘;-E.I1t'1i1‘i
B100 Marsha & Onusrsm.
edged ta he tar s1 perioif to t 1- D-.1gu"e'rre1_:- ‘
si11gl_el1:-.t1111.~.e wheel .
eitnvmiiiationnpd trial 0,1
11 etisuncnts.
. ll‘:-111-11-I/I.i.\.‘(.'I|I-;—lI,Vt11\’Vl-ix .1(‘u.’:1:1-111-:11Inuvortising
ll11u.—'«-.,.\pple|(»11’1 l.l111l1l111I,r.'i-lt. A it-l11l£ro11dway_ N. ‘I.
‘J ..r
.\..
w 1 '1' 11‘ 1 N
'1'}!!! IVIEA.'l.V.'-5 OE‘ AIL.
_,_ R. E. \\’lI.S(tN. ili-iitist, Aul.l11-1-0|’ 2
H the *‘ its-11uu1l1i11gApp:1r:1lu:: for la‘): 0
Hdtructiiig 'l'«.-1-th williout. l’11in,"’ l1HI1;;' I‘.\’- -
EH11-111.i\'«-ly (‘ll;.'_:l;.:t~ll i11 uu111ul:1ct11ri11p_~ forfi)
_ D1-I1li.~ I.-. L--:1-ry \’:11'i1.-Iyut .411'lif1ci11l 'I'v-1-tlshj
fl11111l1~r1'I.l1u 111o.-t.<-.\:l1:n1|1-1l :1111| .-_v.-.t1~I1mli
cztlly :1rI‘n11g:1-ul l':1cllili1-1 1-v1~I‘ l1t'lO|‘1-::l.
nl.I'lllIllI.'(l in this I11-:111cl1 of url. bi-ll:-1'1-s
lue '111.1y lu: :1ll«11\-1-rl l11.~::y. without fear
of’1:o11tI':11li1:t.iu11. that 111- is l.l11-1-1-liy 1-nu”
bled loilisci-I for putu-I1l.<'\l1o111uy lmuor
Hllllll with their orili-rs dira-ct. 11 1: '1' '1‘ 1-: 112]]
. 'r1-:1:'r11 at s11oI111;1: .-;:1'1u'1~; null 111. 1.111-.'1-11;
1-1u1.'1;s than can po--;-'i|1l_vl1e I111-l til.-:1-_;
wlu-ri-. 1-itluer 111 city o1-1.-o11111.1'y. I
Dr. Wilsol1’.~‘ sysl.c1n of a1lapt11li(1n «-11- fig
sures tlfmo/llfr '])I'I‘fl‘ITHOIl in the ndju.-at
Ni
O
D
uient. of '|‘c1-Il1 t.o the 111outh, thereby M'-
Flcuring perf'¢-1-.l. firiniiess and couifoi-I. in
H wt-“ring mu] m-,1:-xt.i(:{1ll0n, .1-.1tur:1lz1nd lili-
Blike exprc.=.~=io11, so as to defy (lel0Cll0H.
and perfect clc.'u1li11ess. Tliesc have
been licrotoforc the crying impc1'f'ec.t1m1s
i11 Artificial 'l‘ecfl1. rendering lllt'lll in a
great measure 1I:=1*lcH.s. .
Having 11 body of opei-ntors constantly em-
played in the L:1l1rator_v, persoiis from the
cuuntry are only required to remain i11 tha-
city over one night for the insertion of any
number of tooth from one to a full sci, which
inuy lm lIlS(‘l‘l.I!(l |'ll.l11-t‘ mru or\v1'rno171~ex-
t111cling the old roots.
PRICES for A 1-tificinl Tm-tli to patients
range according to style from 50 ct.-2., 75 cts.
$l,00, and so 011, per Tooth, being but little
more than is clmrged by him f.o the pl'(1ll‘:!SI0ll
as wliolesnle prices. Ijntii-e satisfaction war-
ranted in all cases.
ARTIFICIAL TEETII have become :1 ne-
ccasity with all classes. and there is no good
reason why they slionld 11ot be manufactured
on a large scale at comparatively low price.-1-.
rather than that obscure Dentists should ob-
lige :1 few persons to support. them by enor-
mous profits for work which must iieccssarily
be def'cctive.0Wi11gt0 limited facilities.
As Ex.1.\11.\:.\'r1o.\' at the office of samples of
each and all the various styles now (‘mpl0_VL‘I.l.
will enable those not familiar with the sub
ject, to judge at once very correctly of the
advantages and disadvantages which the dif-
ferent varieties possess. vly~5'2
The Magnetic Belt.
HE undersigned, after many years. of care-
ful research nud experiment, have dis-
covered and perfected a safe, convenient, and
unexceptiouable means of completely con-
trolling the mutcrual function, without em-
ploying any of the u11natu1'11l and deleterious
expedients so often resorted to for that pur-
pose. Apart from‘ its .~pr.r2;/ic use of prevent-
ing Conception, it is an infallible means of
restoring to health and vigor the abused. de--
ranged, und enfeebled procreative functions
of females, and of reinvigoratiug and restor-
ing the gum-al health to its wouted constitu-
tional integrity. It consists of 11 Jllaguefic
Belt, which encircles the body directly over
the as -1‘l.'1'um, by the magnetic action of which
the fecund11t.ing power is intercepted and held
in abcynuce, and the vital ueuro-magnetic
currents, otherwise drained off by sexual ex-
cesses, are turned buck through‘ the systcm.
stimulating all the viscera to 11 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 snbscrve a great hu-
manitiry purposc in the reproductive econo-
my. It is impossible in a brief card to give
the reader an adequate conception of the vir-
tues of the discovery and the mmlus of its
action. Accordingly. the proprietors have
prepured a pamphlet, fully embodying the
pliilosophy of its influence upon the ge11itivc
function. its uses. tests and results. which
they will forward, upon the receipt of six
cents in postage stanips. to any address.
The price of the belt is 35, sent. by mail
free. DeCOURSEY, NORTON & CO..
316 Broadway, New York.
Address P. 0., Box 23.-ll. 5lmv49
cash 1145.11-'1ll‘e“L1.l-.1111...
Every thing else at a Discmiut.
nurroir) soon -1-,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
j . I I
Cigars; Wines, Branches, Gina.
&c., No. 1'1’ James Slip,
One door from :~‘.o-,gzl1;vl.;
{_,iquo}'s of the cll1_oigr,-st l,>,1‘11uds,1var1'antcd
to be-pure, for 111_ed1cina_l, mechaniiral gr sac-
rkrinental purposes Cvflllllllalllf on i1rmd.aud
all o1'1lr_-1.-st‘h1_-1_3,'11‘;;l,1 the moi ,captai11s of .-loops,
urgte-,-.u1hoat..lol1n Hurt. promptly attended to.
In consequence of the increased value of
money, 11 large reduction will be made from
f‘o11no.-r p1‘ic-38..
-J. N. LOCKWQSIB it 00.,
(,S,11;,ce:=:1ox-s to J. I,’-. H.1.\'1_-‘0.11u,)
" J EEP constantly on hand 11 large and va~
_ _ 1°ied:1ssorir11e11t.ot’ l...1n1r.s’, (-‘1.‘:x'r‘s .1511
C2m.n111-:.\".-1 .
Gaiters, Boots, Shoes. étc.,
all madcundcr our own personalsixpe-1-visiu11.
of the best inatc-rial and in thevery best. man-
ner. Our 11s.-.or1u_1_1~1_1t o. l,..11n1r.s' G.11r1-us,
zindoirbtedly coiiipriscs, both in extent and
quality. a finer assoi-tmcnt than can be fou1,d
-at, i111y'simihu- establishment in the County;
prices therefor ranging from 9, shillings to 34,
according to gpiallty. in G1:1;T'.<1 Bum".-1, Gur-
1-:,11-', S1103.-:-1,, &_.1.., we have :1 larger 11nd better
as-sortn1e11t,we are confident, than was ever
before offered in Norwalk, ranging in price
f'ron1 $2 to $10. We also are p1-epax-ed to
11u1nut'acture t.o1ne1\su1-e,nn._1/ uI‘f1IrIr‘ in 1111]‘
line ;1ro'mph1, at the shortest viorice.
.\f1ss1~:s’ AND C1111.unr..\"s Snore, iitrnssns.
&c.., in endless variet)._'. A one a.rt.ic_le of
SLIl’r:;E§_S 2'13; Grcnts‘ we,a_§. G
5.1‘, er l..1'.r,1-:.\'r- _ 11.11151-:11 oors, ‘stress. and
0;.-;o111>,"l‘1'1:s. t_‘o_r. Gents’ wear, to which we
wou_ld invite special attention. A splendid
u['I,l¢l(_: qt‘ Patent Leather Boots, for Fall and
iixter wear, for Gents, only $7 !
'-” ':~,-€-.,',g1I Notice to the Ladies.
.1. - assure the Ladies of ‘Norwalk that we
can supply them with Gaiters for themselves
and children, of as good quality and eziquisiie
workmanship as can be procured at any store
in New 1;c__r1;,apd :.t11.1I1<=.l.1 Smaller prices.
' RE}?-'A§Rl_NG in all its branches, done neat-
ly,’ nick y and cheaply.
“lie charge nothing for showing our Goods,
and invite the Ladies aiitlfienllemcn of Nor-
walk and vicinity to give us a call, whether
the desire to urchase or n_c_t,.
y ' ,_. ll LOCJKWOOD it CO..
Opposite the Post Office, Norwalk.
Sept. Ist, l857. 35
“ Secure the Shadow are the Sub-
stance Fades."
i1lo1*w“.-at‘!
,A_nsa0TlI'P«f:' GALLERY.
R. GRANT respectfully announces to the
inhabitauts of Norwnlk and its vicinity
that he has commenced taking the above de-
scription ol Likeuesses. in the rooms Lately oc-
cupied by the Norwalk Institute. _ Mr. G., at,‘-
ter practicing with and 1'ece1vi,ng1ustruct10nS
from the best l-‘.11gli‘1-\l‘1_ Arti,sts.It“1-ls coniideut
he 1,,-i1_1_g3Y,¢ sgilslpctlun to all who may des1re
. ;-0 357,; mm their patronage, as he has secured
11 new ussortinent. of iiistruments, and is pre-
pared to take Ambrotypes in a new and im-
proved style in natural colors, not to be sur-
No Balsam of Fir is 11sc1l,a_sit is in-
1 s e l. , _
P‘ S ' S;g>.e¢ti.l*.1.‘?'_‘3 may be
jurious to the pictures.
seen at his !'?0‘,“8
P.ort'x_-alt, in 11 ncsgtcase fift-yc.er_1ta.and up-
wur'd_s."' ‘G‘cutlcincu’s Residences co i_-.-1l_,9_n
1_-etisiiuable terms. Lessons given in t e above
Art, i'111.'-ludi'11_g aplpitrqtns and chemicals, for
:3'i1‘i1-Fir: 12.111111.--9 ' "'16
,...v__.,_.,._v
fiheuper than Ever
./It the Smith ./'V'oru»u('i.-
onocnasr swans,
HE Sub.=c.1-ibcrliasoii hand by t,‘a_r_ 2118561‘-
. gem! and lies-l.w1¢a.;,I1‘.~.-.21 of Family Groce-
1-i9s1~,1,1_-,1 I’,1‘11\'isiii1l~s‘, 350 be found in South
Nd:'1v‘a’lk, 11'l1'1cl1li<-. offers t.o his customers
and the'pub'lic,at greatly reduced prices.
His facilities are such, that he will '11c.eo1.1s-
tantly receiving IN-"-1V 9;“? ‘I951! -‘“,ll39lle5 0f
g00ds,2,3 the want.-1 OVIDIS Customers may
require, 'wl_1'ich will always be of the best
q"a1uy uud'.s'o"ld 11_11he very l_oWes%139s_s1.l>le
.,_,,'.;ce’ and he would respectfully soncit an
the same.
GEO. W. SMITH.
Salt! Salt!
500 Bushels OLD G111-:1‘ Sr. Kxrrs Sam,
for sale-«at the lowest market price, by _
HUBBEI1_L Co,
,4. .1. -_-- \ . -. - .
;r'eo,dy laboring 11nd-1-1,‘ 0'1'crc:1c-itecl action.
’ New York. '
’p1ep-.\,ruti1111s as iron, pi=111ut:-, tonic "l;ittL-1'5.
‘where as its cntlse.
Several cases of '
_- ,_«..,__. ‘.;...,J_
“ General Debility.”
A dist-1'. so cent-crxiing which the most errone-
ouslvli-11s £110 cxi.<.fi11g—u disease that lb re-
gnrdefl and talked uliou as being of'.a peculiar
ll‘1tl.lll‘t"., wl1o.-re phyt-icnl menta_l vigor is do-
pres1~cd, and tlic whole system Ill 11 weukeiid.
t_:IH'l‘Vt:lI('(l, (1.\'l1111’1.‘.'ml und vmrn out condll-I011
- -:1 (Ii.-I--.11"-c which, to .-*11r'c.cs-t11ll_v comI_1:1t. 1"-“
1-.«1ur1-,-.- iuusl 11--1:.-.»-5-;-11-ily lw hail to tho: .~0'Ci|l'
li_~.d " :-I1-ciiggth--11i11p,“ 111' tonic ]’)|"L'ptl.l’i'1l.1On.~‘
.-.111-l111.sl1:u-k, inn, hi.‘-n‘1ul.l1.stlizoliulic lill-I'll‘-9
“ :=t1'1-11-,-I|1:-11i11.,- l1itf.1,1'.r:,” .l}:i-., .3‘-' ——a «£11159 Oi
l'trll1l‘dlt'.*'l.l1ill ut l-'11.-t IP11‘;-llllftl.“ of t.l1Pl'efHi1l<:-°
of A1111-vi:-:1 l1111-1- 1111111:-1, iiitimznt-2 1'11--,11=1'1r1t-
f‘ll('t~ \'.'lll1.:1l11l u :1 ,',i‘f)111l [mill--II l-l" l‘-ll'”‘“
llii-iI‘I*ll1-1-lé: will p'11.v(_- tlii-1'-1.111.-r 11ml lmlu’ 0'
their “.\'l5‘ll'llI't‘- :11 I111-15 of 11-111--«lit-sl1111t l1'.1'.'t-
l‘IIllil'll, '.tI14l I11-nkim 1lu\\ ll lmirre (‘.uI1~llllll.i-)ll>
I thuu uuy 1;tl1»3r Cl2l.°E’. of'1'c1111:-lit.-.=. in the Matc-
[ riu M1.-d1c11. 11nd l1:1v4- s=v\‘ept «,rr«_-1-.Ic1' 11I11nb(-r;-
I Il'Ollt the f:1c1- nl'('1'4.-.’tfl«1l| tl1-.1r1 1-iiln.-r ll11~ !-u"'
] tilc11cco1' the -1v1111|—'.1 cl11:»< ul'1'-.-xni-ili-:ra *7~I'_\
ls:-ldo111.if. I-s'1~r of the .»lig,_:l1t-1-1 11tilit_v.11Ml
‘Inn 19 no l1-_.u,ili111:1fc1'1gl1t to the fill»-.111 c111'11-
ll\'1: 1.1;;-*11l.-‘_. :|I1«l H1-Vex‘ :‘-‘lmiilll l1a1*.‘o-’ lice-II ill-
lowed 11 plan-0 11111111110- tl11-111- -‘.1 cl-1:15 of 11-111»-
llll'..“l in _g_r1‘-at favor with -‘ old 1101111-11." 1*p1.11:l:-'
and mcdiczil p1'vtr.-111lo;r.s., 11 hnsc d r11‘11..< are per-
frcctly luign with cvc-ryfl1'1n',1 but " i1'.le:1.s."
'l‘lu-se 1111- I. 21111 tl.Will‘t.‘. bold a.<s4.-1'lio11:=. but
they are 11-11th.-. that will obtain 11 footing in
sober thought.
'l'l1c1'eis111) such tl1ing= as " debility ;"‘ thr-
nanic or term 111911119 nntliing. 'l‘ho-rcis; I uiil
admit. 11 .-ztate of .-‘y.-.1..»111 where‘ Ill‘? Pl’) =l‘3“l
and mental powers are depressed. unll win.-1-_e
W1-11km-ss 1-noryymon, and exhnii.-atinn, pronu-
ncntsyn1pto.s. but this is not -‘ debility ;"
they are syu1ptou1.-‘ of internal o1'£-xtcrnal in-
fiar1111111f.ory action 11 hi-ok-.-11 hand or shines. 11
di,<o1-dered .~;f.omacl1_, iufl11u11nntiu11 of the bow-
els, lungs, live, or 9111119 other disease produc-
ing the above 1ue11t.ioncd condition of systcnh
" Debility,’-‘ or that state of system receiving
that ualm-., is, the result of infl.1mu1atory ac-
tion i11 some one or more organs of the body ,
an action which oppiesses the healthy funct-
ions or the rest. of the body. There is 1111
acute disease but that will produce more or
less of the symptoms of "dcbility." I11‘in-
flan1mationof the bowclsis there 11ot physmsi
and mental and depression, weakness, eucrv.-:-
tion. and 11 toal pro.-trntion of all the powers
of the systcinl and for this vveukn-L-s.s1111(l this
pro.-tratiou, 1l1c , shall we use iruu hark, &c.?
No ; for we would cxasperate the disc11se.Nld
produce-11 still gerater dehihty than 'i\'u:- pre-
sent be-f't11'e. Instead of these 1-emedies, we
would make use of postively lowering reme-
such as hot fomcut:1tion-, bloody iv.-tteins,
&c., under judicious use’of which the '~ debil-
ity” vanish:-s, Here is a case of "dctility"’
that is exasperated by the use of " Ionics”
and “ strengthening” medicines, and cured by
positively lowering and deplccting remedies.
In ulceration of the stomach, is there not the
same remedies. In unlceratiou ofthc stomach
isthere not s-.1u1e physical and mental depres-
sion. and the whole train nf symptoms ot
"debi1it_v‘°? C-e1-taiuly; and shall We treat
the case with the so-called tonic prepara-
tions? Yes. if we would kill the patii-1:: as
deutl as hearing. .
There is no such disease as " debility" and
no earthly use for such 1'.-.-medias as iron.
bark, bismuth, "tonis hitters.” .\’c., 52., as
"streugthenei-s," for in nine cases out of ten,
--—yes, in nine hundred and iiinety-‘nine cases
out ofa tl1ousaud.--instead of strengthening
they will debilimte by exaspering-infla111n1z1—
tory action, which is the cause, and the only
causes, of that state of system termed "de-
bility."
"‘ Debility’-’ signifies an inflammatory ac-
tion in some one or more 1')rI'l.S of the body:
—it always signifies the,-and the exhibition
of *- touics” is the heighth of empyricism and
charlntanism, and the physiciaui whouses
thern not only prescribes for 11 name and not
only the health but the life of the pat-ieut
placed under his care.
The particular object I hade in view ‘in
selecting the subject of " debilit_v" for thir-
wee‘,:’s adveitisemeut, was to speak of that
state or condition of system among females
k11owu and cal ed “ general (11-billty.” _ There
are tcnsof‘thousa11dsof these .<utl'ering fe-
males scetteretl throughout the United States.
and I presume more or less of them are taking
regnl-.11‘ daily doses o.fs1;n1c_ of the pl'epa1'11-
tions of iron, or bark, or tonic " bitters,-" or
bismuth, or some other of the tonic‘ prepara-
tons. fl-.1t.teri11g themselves with the false, de-
lusive hope, that ore long they w.illhc1es1.o1--
to healte. Biithow truly will they be disap-
pointed, for so long as they continue to take
the-1n tlicy will holy experience no good, but ’
11 positive injury, as they will sooner or later,‘
dievcove-1,.by the appeartoiee of other 111.-:e'-11'.-e11
sympteus, such 1111 pc_1lpit11tiou of the heart.
difficult] reatlilng, 310., &c., caused by the ex-
'11'_ib,it’ic1j1 of stiinnlating reme-1i_les to organs ul-
Thc disease called " 1lcbi'1it._v,” as I lmvc
1‘-.‘.1'ea-,ly stated, always siguitia-s inflammatory
action somenhei-e. and in 11i11t-ly--11ine cases
out of 11. hundred, that point of iutlamluat-or_v
action is iii the mucus n11-1nbr1-,11,:'.*; of the
Sl0l.lltl(‘ll 01‘l1owels,and 1 ezihibition oi
“lo11ic“’ p1‘upal‘a,l.lC;p_a, i,;1ss-2:11l or hon:-iiiitfg,
alw11_vs cxliaspcratcs the di::c.1.-=1-. The idea
<.fi1j1:~.-.1_'gi11g i11fi‘a,m1nato1'y 111-tio11 of the inusn.
111e;111b'1,'11111‘- (1! the .-tom-acli of boucls with 51122.
31}:
dzc.,—-iiiciliciues flint pI'O(lll('.'t: by contact. with
l.h\- 1,-11-.1ts of the stc-uiach, even in he-.1lth, -.1
gxeat (l1-at of irrita1io11 is nnlv 1_.~.‘-415:, 1'l1llQul
nus. ‘
" But .~ztop."s:1vs 11 l1l(‘tl.lff‘.t.l f"1'ic11d ,“ you
or-_-11o_t. 1;1,;.i-;i11g :1 l‘:.1ir exhibit of the :;‘at(- (11
coiidltioii of syst-.111 in which we are not Inn-
iviiig 11 fair exhibit of ihc .-‘talc 1‘-1'cumli1.io11oI
.-ysu-111 in which, we exhibit tlieso p1'1:p=:1r11
tions ot'i1_~on. b.i.s1r111tl1.1‘£:,"‘ Y1-9,1 am mak-
ing 1111_1=;-.'l1‘,t_1it. cit 1-:1actl:' tbs state and co11di-
lion in the s-_v.°teu1 i11 which you pn.-scribc
those prcpzu--.1tio11s. You preserilic then
for " debility ;" und what is “debil1t}‘?"
11 condition of system iuiplying iilways 1111 in-
tlmatory action in some one or more organs
of the body. and iii :1 very grc-.1t majority oi
cases that i11tlarnu1c,to,ry action is i11 the stom-
or bowels ; 2-.1111 you nor no other live m11nca‘n
pui11_t ton 1,-use " dcbility,’-’ but that its origin
can be traced to iiitiantatory ac.-lion some-
Show me :1 case 01 de-
bilsty.” and Y1} :llOW you that iufl-.1m1nator_v
action of ei‘1he1- the stolnucll or bowels, 01
both, are the most prominent symptons,——
" But,” says my friend," if there Was inflam
mutory action of the mucus meruberance of
rho st:ou111ch,—p-o--zm-c :r.--:- th9_3V[,Qg-ylggh -,-_-mild
produce prin.” Pshnw ! the very \ioret..o,_nse5
may be ,resC'1.t,\\l1ile 1.11 the same time not
the .-:1,;1.1l,esta1no11nt of animal sensation is pre-
sent or can be cl cited by pressure over~the-
stomacli. This fact is worthy of uot<2—thut
inflammation, and even ulceratio,n of the
stomach mosey ist, and witb_o11‘-.’i'1:e slighteté
inutl sensation being Present’ either by pres-
sure or otl,1_r,‘;“?ii‘-f-’¢- "The idea that pain is al-
syvnys preset-.1, or can be elicited by pressure
over an lnbamcd stomach, is an erroneous one
and the sooner such on ltltfl is got rid of the
better it will be for suffering humanity. How
often has the brain been allowed to become dis-
eaed secondarily through diseaseddigestive or-
gan s. from the simple reason that medical men
wouldpronouuce iiliigl positively that there was
no irratios 9.3, inflammation of digress: on-guns.
si1up_ly because pressure lay the hand over the
diseased organs '1-lioiiiitcil no pain ; and, too,
at the very time when the poor patient was
miterlng over the brink ofthe grave, f'rc.'n' the
surging the blood to the head prodcing an
apoplectic fulness of the blood vessels of the
brain, and from this some extension of irrita-
tion from the stomach, How often has the
heart becorne c_1g;z1nicc.lly (liseascrl, lh1'ough
this $i_‘,l,'1l§‘ irrilntio11 of the 1-tomacli. and the
mischief’ totally unsuspected, simplp because
pares-Sm: over the stomach ,-‘Jrozlurrd napaz-)1.
How often have tubercles been allowed to
form i11 thelungs, the mine being ;.>.I‘odnccd by
irritatiou of the stomach, v.j21e11 the diseased
conition might have been easily 1'e111idicd.h11d
not the rnezlis,-ni111(,l1*i.=.cr been under the false
impression that pressure over 21 diseased stom-
ach always elicits pain. Palsy oi'11 limb, from
partial pressiute of the brain, disorgaiiizution
01 the bgsin, insanity, and_ death. lmve again
mg again taken place t-.'cu,n congestion of the
,b1,-.1i11_,'this latte1_' being protlnct-tl by irrita-
'fi.,u or 1‘_n€;113nmaic.ry action of the stomach,
1731119 at the same time not the smallest
amount of pain was present. or could be elic-
ited by prsssiire over the Stomzich.
It is the losing sight of tl._1l:= fact that has
led to the usual stimulating mode of‘tre11t.-
ment. not -;.11i.y in chronic diseases of the di-
gestive orgaiis. but all other chronic diseases
from the supposition that what is not in-
flammation must necests-.11-il_y l1‘19‘wanf of tom»
—a mode of tre11’tn1ent that has huerlcd hun-
dreds and thousuntls to 11 p1-erunture grve.
From the foregoing,_ it is easily di.=.cer1.1ible
that in the so-called‘. ’dise11s1e “1‘1cb.ility,-" we
have an inflaimmatory action of the stomach
or bowels to deal" 1111111 and‘ the soo11c1-we quit
such prepmfation as "1 l.1i'§ie;.*-‘.=;"’_~.l1.11’rli_. iron, his-
muth, «’C«;:.. &c.. and look for’l*._elp to some pre-
paration: that instead of exztspcratiou the
disease will produce 11 contrary 1‘-S"cct, the bet-
ter it will be for our patients.
Whstlmedicinc shall we make use of? Any
that will produce a sootliing curative effect,
Such are the effects ot"‘B1.lSS’ I-.)YSPEP’l‘lC
REMEDY,” und'I-11111confi1lent that there is
no case ‘of “ dehility,” !I0_nmttcr of how long
standing, but that will vanish under its iuflu:
e11ce,if the directions are complied with. In
..i.~.'- “-
of inflammation and ulceration of the stomach‘ '1
its curative virtues. and, too. in a_.short time
itis in this. Ifthis done,’ and a1ltheacco1n-
panying directions -of the medicine carried
out so far as practicable, no patient need de-
spair of being cured. for it will ‘ just so ' cer-
fninlv r-ure them as they take it. ,
It is for solo by all respectable dxugist. 8nd
by whmn it. will beseiit by mail on receiving‘
rhc pr‘-cc of the medicine-—$2. , '
ll.-‘.1’. R.\ L I? IRLI’-1'1’ 8: KITCHEN,
Iiill)‘-JI'It'i = and \‘1‘l1olesz1le Drug-gists,
71-: iinrcliiy Street, New York,
Sole :1,-_r111t=1 for 1"-»-xv I-".11gl:1n1land New York.
B1‘.1~:111: iii f7o.\'. Agcnfs for Norwalk.
lillcin gt.-t 1*’:-lhi1c.rtis2111ents. I
"'”..l'_'Y‘fT7:;’? ""'“'"T'“".’.5.”.'."..‘?“l.‘_‘"_*'.-”_- _--
2:'¥i.£IDA.$.'§3 3.:-?@IVEN"S
E'cn1:zle a‘-h.lt.3r:1t1ve Pulls,
OR the o::<cl11sii -' :1-9 of r"lDtllHS laboring
111ul-r any of 1h- lullowiiig Complaints,
viz :—-0h.~1t’r 11,-tinns. .‘ii1ppr1:.-tsio11.s. Gr:-en Sick-
IH.-:-.‘-‘, I’It‘«"l.(Iilf‘lIL‘. Pain in the Side.I‘nlpitat-ion,
Lo-.ul1ing of Food, Di.-turbcd Sleep. and all
l'11t1_-rruptioii.-1 111- I11--grail-.1riti1-sof the Menstrual
Periods. I’1'+.-pa1'1~1I tor Madame Boivin, at I8
Rue V-1ugirard at P~.1ris. Fr-.111cc.
Si-.1ld. W111-lcs:-ilc and Retail, at 486 Broad-
way. New York.
P1111~r.,O.\'1: Dor.I..1n P1111 Box.
mi!‘ All letters 11dd1~csscd to Dr. Paige will
be punctually iitto.-nded lu. s3m43
Soebbeler a. Schmidti‘
“.1x1:r.1c:rvn1:n:1 of Grand and Square Ac-
L Lion Piatio Fortes -123 l3ro0me;st., (one
block E-.1st. of Bro11dw11y.) New York. We
would invite the 1111.1-11tiou of 111111111-urs and
critics to the iiispcciion of our unrivalled
stock ol‘P.i11uo F01-tes, v:l1icl1, for tone and du-
ralrility of v.'o1-lirnnusliip, have not been sur-
passed by any in this country. A liberal dis.
count to Clergyzucn, Schools and the Trade.
ly23;-1 .
ioznnmrc MATEREAIS.
Pressed and common Irish,
Jaime, cement, G'alcinedPlas-
ten‘. Hair. and marble Dust.
. HES£pl.:‘cr.1_.lJ_-'.-r."1-.:1*."‘i11g -lissol‘v‘cdh‘is con-
‘ ‘DEC -1011 “AID ‘l-,l_,,_\1~'REEI:‘hsQ_In
onsincss, will -.‘Ol.‘1l.lIi‘1.l\ it on his own ac-
C‘0l.ll1t.,&lld it g_0(1{] glggorfment of
the above named articles constantly on hand,
which will-be sold cheap l‘orCgsh,
15 Ct:l._.-15. LEONARD.
Oficc 1'-.-moved to S1-ills‘/.’s Packet Ofice.
IN ALL piss:-.sss or'1‘n“e.
U121.-1*.q12‘1-' ..a.vr, L"rEz21.v1: on GJJIS;
RiSE:fl§"§
COIJPOUND FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU,
will be found 11 .s1.-vcreign remedy. In
Dsbilil-y of Se:c2wl Orgavis,
.-‘i"octu7"12rzl Emi.ss2'o7zs,
Improper and cfebilifa ti-rig Di.s:‘5-:t'rges,
Lezicarr/zcea. or II'}1i1‘cs',
Pain 2711 Earl." (1-n.{l Laém,
. Ir7'cgularz'fic5 (1'ud_ obstructio7is,
'7}.-;:o711c Gffllf/'I"I'}t0£'(l. and Glee-t,
llropsy and G‘/'a’rcI, .
. B1lr'I12"/ig;"/1 1.7727-71a'rfq Passages, «kc,
it will be found to exert an immediate benefi-
cial iufluence, and bring about a speedy cure,
no matter how severe the case may he, or how
stubborn or lung st.'111di11g, providing the
directions are complied with and its use per-
severed in. Retail price $1, and found at all
Drug Stores.
IIARRAL. RISLEY 8; KITCHEN,
Wholesale Druggists, _7i5 Barclay Street, New-
I ork, Sole Agents.
B111-inn & SON, Agents for Norwalk.
I11? 3 I13 I .
LENS FALLS, Woo1l's'z1u<1'I£Hi’s Lime.
for sale by the Bushel. Barrel or Load.
delivered if desi1‘ed.‘E’1t aslaw prices gs can be
had from the kil'n’s, by
- CFIASJ1‘ QEONA-RD»
AL.\i ct‘ 11’Tho11s11nd Flowers.
’ Balm of .‘{.Thou.=and Flowers, for snlelry
KNAPP 1!: LYNES.
,
GR EAT BEAIITIFIER;
So lo’/1_,:,=' (11-/2511 cce.s‘1ff21{77,I smogfif,
Found at Last!
. OF IT RESTORE“. I"F.R.Vi.-\.\'l?.\"I‘L'i' GR.‘-.Y HAER ‘ID
its nrlginal color. covers lzixiixisctiv the halal
head; l"L‘lll(.\\"v\S nll dzir.-lrufl’ 1’tcl1i11g,:1ndz{ll scrofuln,
scald head and all ea-1::-ti1111.<; ;,m1;,_.,, 3}". 1,33,. 50“;
hc:1ltl1_v, and glossy; and wil‘. ])F(‘.~'|It',‘e in to any imns.
ins!-le age. removes, as if by rimgiu, all blotclle.-1, Sc.
from tl1e'f'ace, and cures all 11eur11lzi11 and nervous head-
ache-. See cix'0'ular and the following.
......_..
Dov!-:11, .‘-'. IL. Febriiury 2, 155?.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD S; Co.—Gi-nts; Witliinafewcluys
we l1.'-1*1- received so many l‘I‘\lt.‘1'S an-.l c.'1llsfm- Prof. 0.
.I. Won1l's H-.1ir I31-strvrritin-_ that to day we were r-um.
p(‘llL'1l to send in l3os1r-:1 11.1 :1 quantity‘. (the 6 dozen
von lorimrded all 1112111,: -'1.-IJ. ,1 v.-liilo we [night map;--3
qua1.tit_v from _vr.1u. }.'1~u_*—- F111» 11-.» have ml-I seem: to
have ]_.rr.d11re,f (line crfi.-11.1 Il1’lL'£‘lI.~'(-' um‘: red the appro-
bat~:m1.and r-t1trnn:1_-,-c i1re.~1-ire,-s iiom the-most sub-
stuntizil 11:11! wortlty citizens of our vicixxzhv, full_v con-
vince us that it is A MUST ‘\‘Al.l_'.-‘1BI.li‘. l‘Rl?PAP_ATl0.\'.
F111-_l 11-‘. 11: men as 1r1a_v he. one sgross of 51 size; 111131
:-fl‘: .11-yen $2 =i:-;- : an-.1 bf-lieve 114 yours vcrv re-spectfuk
1;, ' (Signed) ll.\N1E1. 1..-xrucinr R Co.
Hi-:'1=.nry Grove, St. (.‘l111rls~: (‘0., Mo, Nov. '19, 1:356».
l'F(0i-‘. 0. J. \"\'O0I‘—I‘1-st Sir : Some time 1:15! sum-
ius-1 we were int‘-.11cc1l to use !‘10l.'lt'- of your Hair Restora-
tive, and its oil.-rts were so wt-11de1-ful, we xeel it our du-
.-_1- 1115-011 and the afllicu-d, to report it,
Oiir little so11’.= head for -‘=Ula9 time had been perfectly
covered with sore-. and some called it scald head. The
hair almost entirelr came on in 1-nnseq11e11ce, when 5
friend, seeing his s;ull'eriug=. advised us to use your Re-
iterative ; we did so with little hope of success, ‘but,'to1
our surprise, and that of all our friends, 51 very few up-‘
pllI‘t'llI0l15 removed the dise:15c entirely, and .-1 new anti
llI'XllI'l3I‘.I crop of hair soon started out, BN1 we can not
ant a crop of hair as any other child. We can therefor.
and do hereby recornzucxid your Restorative, Asa porfect
remedy for all disezise.-1 of the scalp and hair.
We are, yours respectfully,
' GEORGE W. Hxcexxsorasx-._,
Satan .1. Hicoxxsormn.
, Gardiner, Maine, June 22, 1855,
- PROP. 0. J. WOOIl—-Dear Sir : I have ‘used two bog-
ties of Professor Wood’s Hair Restoratwe, and can "truly
511:: it is the greatest discovery ot the age for restoring
and changing the Hair. Before using it I was a-man of
seventy. My hair hasgpow :t1;1‘talneni]§ts original color.-—.
011 U-~ I-vcomm-_ A- 1 to 9 '.':or wit 0 :
fear, as my case ‘_.<:u=i.“‘~«1.-. of the worst king. at be lea“
, 1'°‘~“'3 Viroctinlly,
O. J. WOOD S: CQ.,.§’roprietcrs', '..1z2:. .r.tuwu_v,:ue.
Yoxis. {in the great 1\. 1. Wire Railing 1-‘ stnblishnent),
and 114 Market street, St. l.oui_:, .\lls:rouz~i_
And sold by oil
Soldin Norwall: by 31-‘ "-1-. & SON’, in Bridgeport by
Sh:-lton & Co. and T. (J. . 11111.:-1111 by all druggietq
thrc-u.z_l:out the Unit ‘ ' '1 and Br!tisl1l"ro'.'inces.
Sold here by all i‘- .- . 332
Dr. Saniogrris Invigorator,
on LIVER 1231113332‘:
S AN ARTICLE TFIAT 1’-2i'ER‘1 EDD 1' NEEDS WHO IS
I not ins; perfect state. of health, for the I51-er is
second only to the heart in our huimm economy, aga
1-.-hen that is 1le1'1n3°‘3_ll_"‘* Whole vital tnaclifnery runs
wrong. 'Io_f1nd 11 medicine peculiarlj; uletptetl to this
disease has 1.1.-cu the stud_v'of one of the proprietors, in
:1 large and 1-xi:-n«_1e.d pr-“-ctgoe for the past twenty years,
and the result of 111-1 expsriinent is the Iuvigoruxox-,'os
:1 ne-.-e1~-failing 1_-1-uxedg 11-here me-iicine has any power
to help. an a_ .-,.l=:sr Remedy it has no equal, as all too-
tify who 113-‘: II-
Alady, writing from Broolzlyn, says, -4 Would that I
could express in this short letter the value your Invig-
omtor has been to me in talslng 11 large family of chil-
dren, tor it has never t‘:-.ile1l to relieve all affections of
the stonmch. lie?‘-Vol.1, or 1-ttncks of worxns, If mothers
once pm] this 1-1-niealy placed within their reach, and
were taught how to use it. :1 fearful and untold amount
of agony might be saved.”
one of our prominent bankers says. “Five or six
years since, I fo1‘1aC1 1u;.'.=el£‘ running down with 51 liver
ditficiilty; resorting to your lnvigorator, was greatly-
rezieved, stud, continuing for 21 season, was entirely to-.
stored."
.-1 clergyman called at our ofiicc the other day gna
said he had g‘1\-‘en 11 poor woman 11 bottle, who was sun-
fering very badly from Liver Complaint, and Before sho-
hud taken the whole of it she was at war: earning
bread for her family.
A g.-ntleinun rcccntl_v from the Wes’: says. while at
Chicago, be was uttaclced with '3. 7-1‘ow, lingering tent,
that b11f1le«l the skill of physicians; but the invigorate:
cured him in a few \lfA..\‘-"--
One of our city merchants said. white on .11 visit to
Troy, a few days smcc, be was attacked wit‘ bowel and
siomacli diso ders, so as to confine him to 1lI52‘(ll'JI1l; he
sen; to the dfiig store for one bottle of t1~ . Invigorator,
tool: one dose, wixich relieved him so it: . the was 111110
to attend to his X‘.-usi11ess.
_.tu acquaiirtance, vvhoie busid.eS.- compels lfim to
be unable at times to l1ol'd-his pen, while, at others,
sh.-ep -.1o11l1l overpower him; but the Iuvigorntor cured
him.
3,, gentleman from Brooklyn called on us :1 we»): or
in-,1 since, looking but the Fllzttlow of 21 man, with skin
yellow, pale and denthlilze. lle11111lt.:ee11l‘«1r :1 long time
snilcriug from Jauudicc Illltl. I)_\’:t;19HSlu, and unable to
utteml to his business. We saw him ‘again to‘-day, 3
changed man, and, to use his exprt-aszon, he has not
seen the bottom of 1111-fir.-.t b0tt'4e. and further adds,
“ it saved my life, for 1 1711:‘ ‘.'.:S‘. going to :1 consnmp-
tive‘s grave."
Among the l;‘.l1I4Il‘(*tl:l of Liver R4:-medics now offered
to the pt\b'.11:, t_l1e1-e are none we cn_n so fuxly recommend
a.-; D;-. Sanfoi-d'.:_Invignr:1to1~, or Liver Remedy, so gen-
erally kuo-.1-11 now tlxrou-,'l1_out the Union. _’l‘his prepg-
mtgon is truly :1 I.iver‘Inv1gor2_1tor, producing the man.
linppy results on all who use it. Almost innunieroblv
ccrtiricntcs have been given of the virtue of this medic
cine 1;_-.- those of the highest standing in Society, and it“
*u..
publzc.
SAN FORD & C0., Proprietors,
.tja_'ct,' if there is any disease in which it shows
. _ _ ttway, N. Y.
Sold in Norwalk by Beebe AN.‘ ":1 cl Knapp &
Lynes, SouthNorwa»l¥.,by '1‘. 38.61-1lIethg'~a.nd b All
Druggnte. _ Q
any that our boy 11113 as lienlthy 11 scalp, and 11.-11111111.‘- ‘
11,--,~-no must of the time, says he became so weak as to .
-' is, without doubt, the best preparation now before > the .-
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