A ” .7FiIR
I slovens in their stables.
L ‘* stables once ii week, or ii l'ol'l;liigllt.
4 necessary to beast as to man,
MERS & MECHANICS.
,v,..—.-..\v\-.--....
Kssrrni: STABLE Fnoous CI}.-'2.\.\'.—-—l.V(‘
-know divers people who t:ll~:c soinl-. wide C
in their horses and cattle, but who ari-
'l‘iic_-ir l':l(!l{~:, or
mangers, are so made that half llilf buy
they give their stock is W:I.Si‘,"(l niul tin‘: wn
under their foot. They dou’t. (‘l(‘2lll ilic-.ir
“"0
have, indeed, seen stables where vnluablv
animals were kept, not cleaned out for an
entire winter, and the heels of the poor
beast stood 21 foot liigllcr than their fore
feet in the latter part of the‘ season. A
stable where stock is kept should be clean-
ed once aday, at least, and twice is none
too much. In all our stable practice we
clean the stables twice a day, shake up
the bedding, let the weather be as it will.
On the floors of our call’ and sheep sta-
bles we scatter dry litter. Wllen tlint.
gets thoroughly soiled we clenliit out and
stlpply its place with fresh. The alumnu-
ia arising from unclean stables becomes, ill
at short time, very. offelisive to them, [13 it
is to ourselves. It penetrates theiivlungs
find gives them disease. Its pnngency ‘li-
lccts eyes, making them sore and irrita-
ble, and is at positive injury, to say 1103,13-
ing of the slovenness of leaving the sta-
bles unclean. Cleanliness, indeed, is as
N o crea-
ture can thrive in an unclean stable,
America 71. /lgrz1-.llitii.r2'si‘. ’
*«Ibo .
SUGAR CANB—-PLAN or EXTRACTING Tm
Joicl-“..——H. G. Bulkley, of§Ka.la;nm.
Michigan, has made a successful experi-
ment upon a new plan of extmctiiig Chi-
nese cane juice, and icconuneuds it to oth-
ers, as it saves the cost of a crushing luill,
and enables parties provided with ordina-
ry farm implements to make a full supply
of syrup for family use at a very little ex-
pensc. The plan is to cut the cones in it
straw-ciittilig,lnachine, and then stcain
them until quite soft, and press out the
juice in 9. common cider press, and then
proceed with the evaporation as with ma.-
ple sap. Boiling the cut canes will an,
swer where no conveniences for steaming
exist, though steam is preferable’ and any
ingenious mall can make. a steamer out (if
a cask, an old gun-barrel, a common ket-
tle with a wooden lid cementedti_l2;llt with
clay and cow-dung mixed into 9. pa.ste_
BI1t,«after all, if the steaming process
should prove more economical than grind.
ing the green stalks, it will be found pre-
ferable to erect works designed for the
purpose especially. Mr. Bulklysays that-
he fouutlfthe stalks dry enougli to burn,
in a small cider press, while they were hot,
and made 25 gallons of good syrup by tllci
work of two men and a boy in two half
days.
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FEED YOUR Srocx WI-‘.LL.——Sll0l‘i. com-.
mons in winter is no mark for good farm-I
ing. Pinch yourself rather than your
stock. To make food to go a great ways,
provide yourself with a straw cutter.—
Corn stalks cut fine will be eaten up to
the stubs by cattle ; and straw, clover
and coarse hay will be eaten much clean-
er than if fed uncut. They will also be:
better digested. If grain or men] of any
kind is mixed with the cut food, it should
always be moistened with water. Apples,
carrots, turnips, potatoes, &c., should be
kept on hand, and fed olit at intervals in
the winter. The dumb beasts relish the-sef
dishes exceedingly, and every farmer can
read their satisfaction in their expressive
faces, and such reading docs him good‘
America 71. A gricult11.rist.
0
Coim CoBs.~—-Save all your corli cobs.l
Let it by no means be forgoten that the
cob contains 9. considerable per centage
of alimentary matter, particularity that
portion of it called the pith. By grind-
ing grain and ‘cobs together, ii. saving of
nearly one-eighth may be effected in feed-
ing most domestic animals. Try it, and
satisfy yourself. The experiment will
cost but'-a mere trifle,
’ Glt’/“’IIl(l’llI0'il”IL III’/I.",!J7"I'(I],i/1.
-°-<<6~B\~
Coi.'rs.——A sling shed, or stable, is the
he-St 70.1‘ Wluteliilg culls, provided they be
llalier laroke, which they sllold be before
Winter sets in. They will out all sorts
of coarse food, but sllould liuvo it little
grain or meal, say ll. pint to a quart a day,
according to their size and age. ’I‘l,p,.
should, if convenient, run out a part. of
me day. A dry past.urc, when snow is
off the ground, is a good change for tllcfii
also. We have Y\’intcrcd luuiiy coltsiii
our farming, and found that noting got.
tliro’ the season easier than they. Tlleir
hair gets long and sometimes rough. ‘ No »
lllatter, there is a close fur under it, and
it keeps, them dry and warm, and they are
all the better in the Spring. Enough to
cat-, with good slielte", is all they want to
keep them hcnltliy and growing. But
they should not run out with the cattle,
as they are liable to get hooked, while they,
in trun, drive the cattle from their food.
Every one to his own kind in the farm- l
yard, as in other appi'opi'intc places.
/l-722r1‘icrl7i.’ /lg'7'i.(."ll[li'I('/'2..*.'(‘-
-....,
Mmcn Cows.——Milcll cows in winter
should be kept ill a wnrlu and comforts-
ble stable. They sllould have all the hay
they will eat up clean, and each night and
morning a feed of from four to six quart.sl
of shorts, wet with about the some quan-
tity of warm water. Or a more economi-
cal way is to feed them twice a day with
about half a bushel of nice, clean, cut
straw, mixed with about three gallons of
warm water. They will then need no hay,
and give abundance of good rich iuilk.——
Corn is too healing for milcli cows, and
has too much of a temlcncy to fatten.-—
The stable should be tliomuglily cleaned
every morning after the cows are turned
out, and littered with clean straw.--—
when it is stormy, they should remain in
the stable ulitil tllcliiiddlc of the after-
noon, when they should be turned out to
get water.-—Gmessea Ffl-7'WlP7'.
60x
A New York punster challenged a sick
man's vote at a recent municipal election,
on the ground that he was an ill-legal -voter.
_-__,
____ __ , _,
BUILDING MATERIALS.
Pressed and Golliimon Brick,
Lime, cement, calcined fias-
ter, flair, and Marble Bust.
I tit) 3‘l5.i>‘i)l‘llILal' having.-,~ (llS.“‘Ol\’l=(l his cou-
iicctioli with W. (.5. ."".'!<.l-Ll*.'l‘. l‘l:.ii'3. in ill!
lilisiiu-i:f~_. will cnlltiuui. it on his own no
-miiit. and will l‘;l~cp zi ,-,r,I.._ui -.i.~l.~lol‘r.l«_ll-ilt 1)!
thi-: riliiire liCUill‘il :ll'll'I‘-lrb cull.-:i:lllii_\' on hand.
\vl‘zil.'ii will bi‘ Si.-lil clil-sip fill-U-,\_-.l;,
15 1; HAS. 'l‘. i. I-.'0N‘Al‘.D.
Ollicc l'4'.‘lH.N’l':l to nlellicl-:’s l‘oclcri'.(‘.ili(-9,
A Gard.
F -HE‘Subscriber having disposed of his in-
iul-asi, in his late lhoi nnd Shoe hlstublisll.
uicni. to i\les.~l's. J. N. Lockwood 6'. C0,. would
respectfully rcturn tllanks for the liberal sup-
port llc has received. and solicit in their be
lialfli contiulinnce ofthe patronage which has
been extended to him fir the last five years.
confldcat that with the increased facilities his
S\cces=sors have for getting up ill-;-ir work.
and keeping on hand a much lam:-r assort-
men! of goods than has ever been licpt in this
town before, the public will be l;il'gely tllc
gainers by this change. The personal attend-
ance of the Subscriber will be given to his old
fi'iends and c.usl'.omers, for the present.
J. I-‘..HANi~‘OP.D, Jr.
J. N. LOCKWOGD & 00.,
(S|.lC«3(l.~‘i'50i'S to J. P. HAN!-‘0ltD,)
7 EEP constantly on hand a large and va-
X ried u.<sorililent of l..Ahm.~3’, G|‘2.\"I".~l AND
Cilll.nni-:.\"s
Gaiters, Boots, Shoes. &c.,
all nimle under our owli personal supervision,
of the best niatc-l'ia.l and in the very best man-
ner. Our assortment. o. LAIDIES’ G.ii'ri.Rs,
undoubiedly colnpriscs, both in oxtelit and
quality. :1 finer aseortiiiciit than can be found
at any similar csuiblishniellt in the County;
prices therefor ranging from 9 shillings to $4,
according to quality. in (-'l'c".~:v’s BOOTS. Garr-
ERS Silo:-:3, &.c._. we llnvc -.1. lil.1'l.-‘,'P.I‘ and better
'5-
ussortment, we are confident, than was ever
before offered in Norwalk, ranging in price
from $2 in SID. We also are prepared to
manufacture to mensurc.any article in our
line y.-rimlpli/, at tile aiiartc-st -notict-.
.\Ils.<i:s’ AND I.‘-im._n.n.v..\"s Snons, lllnzusus,
&c.. in cndlcss variety. A fine article of
SI.li>:1’r.ns. for Gents‘ we-.l.r. Several cases of
superb i’.vrls.\rr-l.i~:.a:rl2l~:lc Boors, GAITE-IRS, and
Oxroso 'l‘Ii~:s, for Gents’ wear, to which we
would invite special attentioii. A splendid
rt‘ ‘lc of P. to t Leuth -i- Boots,“ F. ‘l ‘ d
lViilLi-cr ircnrl, fril‘ Geiitsfonly $7 lwr M an
Special Notice to the Ladies.
We assure the Ladies of Norwalk that we
can supply them with Gaiters for theulselves
and children. of as good quality and cxqliisitc
worknninship us can be procured at any store
in New York. and at much smaller prices.
RI‘?-PAIRING in all its branclies, done neut-
ly, quickly and cheaply.
We charge nothing for showing our Goods.
and invite the Ladies and Geiiilcliicn of Nor-
milk and vicinity to give 115; ii cull, whether
they desire to purchase or not.
J. N LOCKWOOD St CO..
Opposite the Post Oflice, if-lorwalk.
Sept. lst, 1857.
35
“ Secure the Shadow ere the Sub-
stance Fades."
Nofiliaik
AIIIBROTYPE GALLERY.
D, it. GRANT respectlully announces to the
inliabitants of Norwalk and its vicinity
that he hascommenced taking the above de-
scription of Likenesses, in the roomslniely oc-
cupied by the Norwalk Institute. lilr. G., af-
ter practiciiig with and receiving instructions
from the best English Artists, feels confident
he will give satisfaction to all who may desire
to give him their patrollage, as he has secured
a new assortment of insti-uments, and is pre-
pared to take Ambrotypes in a new and im-
proved style in natural colors, not to be sur-
passed, No Balsam of Fir is used, as it is in-
jiirious to the pictures. Specimens may be
seen at his rooms
A Portrait in a ncatcasc fifty cents, and up-
wards. _ Gcntlemen’s Residences copied, on
reasonable terms. Lessons given in the above
Art, including apparatus and chemicals, for
Fifty-Five Dollars. tflfi
Cash at a Premium. -_~
Every thing else at a Discount.
EANPOFD scour,
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Cigars, Wines, Bfandies, Grins.
&.c., No. 17 James Slip.
One door from South-st.. New York.
Liquors of the choicest brands, warranted
to be pure, for lncdicinal, inechaliicul or eac-
ramentnl purposes continually on build, and
all orders through the mail, captains of sloops,
or steamboat John Hart, promptly attended to.
In consequence of the increased value of
money, a large reduction will be made from
former prices.
New Fall and Winter
:0 n it G 0-0 1) 5.
An entire new stock of DRESS SILKS ; an
entire new stock of DE; LAINES, _Plaid Pop-
lins, Valentin Plaids, Plaid yiud Plain Meri-
noes, Prints, and an endless variety of other
Goods.
S H A W L S :
An entire new stock of Shawls.
BROADCLOTHS:
An entire new stock of the best make of
French Cloths. A Bargain.
LADIES’ CLOTHS:
A large ussortment. Cheap.
Embroidcries, Hosiery and Gloves,
. and an endless variety of Goods, all of which
will be sold at extremely low prices.
.‘.lany Great Bargaills. C J. GRUMAN.
IN ALL DISE4i.‘3I<IS OF 'l‘Hi~2
UIlIJV;iR Y J1./VD U ’l‘ERIJ\"E UIi'Gfl.’VS.,
E..‘Es‘:‘aEEY’S§
CO.‘.lPOU=.‘lD FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCIIU,
will be foull-.l a sovel'-sign renlcdy. In
].7ebi/2'/7; of Scmal O/gaclzs,
./Voct lorviril Em z'ssimz.:,
Improper «ml ziclii/ilaf-2771,-3‘ }.7z7s-c/iil:rgc.~',
I.rm'm'7'}lora- 0'!‘ l‘l'7.I77lrs,
J ’zmi -172. Blzrll ail.-1 L017/ls,
I/'rPgiI.lav'i/irs (17711 clbsfruciiools,
C‘/zrmiic Gomlrr/wra and G/art,
Droyls-y and G7'i7.'z'(v’,
B24-7'n2'.ug in ZZ7n'7lrn*_2,/ Po.v.9a_grcs, .f,.‘c.,
it will be foulld to cxclt nu ilmncdiaio benefi-
cial iuiluclicc, and lirilig about a .~pe=r-d7,/ cure,
no matter how severe ilie case may be, or how
stubborn or long l-tundilig, ploviding the
c‘.ii'cctions are complied with and its use per-
severed ill. Retail price $1, and foulid at all
Drug Store:-.
1lAP.llAI.. RISLEY 8,‘ KITCHEN,
Wholesale. l):-llggisis, Tl’; Barclay Street, Ne.-w
' \ ork. Sole Agents.
B;-Ii-mt 3:. Son, Agents for Norwulk.
$315533 3
LENS F-‘ALL5, ‘.'-/ocl-Z’s'aud l'1iil’s Lime,
' forsalu by the iiusllel, llarrcl or Loud
delivered if dcsiri‘-d. at as low prices as can be
had from the l:iln’s, by
CHAS. '1‘ . LEOl\'ARD.
ALB! of a Tllouszind Flowers.
, Balm of X Tllou'sa.nd Flowers. for sulclfy
KHAPP iv. LYNES.
flew Flour.
UST received 'l. lot, of new Wheat Flour,
9. at CORNWAIiI.’S.
New Books.
'1‘. '0SS Side, by aullior of.-‘Ilone and Hidden
. Path. I-‘rosli Leaves, by Faliny Fvrll,
Phelps’ N. Y. City Guide. with a new and an
curate Map.
Paper dolls, how to make them.
dolls furniture, how to make it.
.' ' d l
cone ')y KNAPP, & LYN IS.
Paper
Just re-
Iiouse tor Sale Cheap.
,5 A NEW HOUSE, i,-ligibly located, willi-
“ in three miniitcs’ walk of the Bridge,
vi " be sold at milch less than its value, and
very small payment down, if applied for
.’.'oon. Foi- further piirliculnrs, cliquire of the
Eliiwl of the Gazette. 31. 41‘
raiiitfi and Oils for Cash.
THE subscriber has now in store a flill sup-
ply of Paiilin and Oils which will be
sold at reduced prices, for (1197: only.
Dec. 1st, 1857. WM. C. STREET.
Age of Iniprovements.
\‘,'UT‘ -4 wliii be’-hiuil, l_..ii. rr-.~2‘:v f<Illl"7'l-Jl‘ in
L ml)’ tliilig :~ver rilll~."l-ll in iii:-' ill-lIl\‘<-l. 1:?
tlic,u.-:soiIliiclll \\'l!l('ll no-.v (“lllll_.!:"‘"‘~' ti.-.' t‘X-
tciisivc .~lock ill‘ mm.-.~, {llf2lll.1l>,|5»l'._.iIl- l". ll.
N:‘..‘%ir's, Soulh l\'ol-\r:ill;. '
LO]. fill‘ 1’[|ilp;~.1iipi;l,-|- ;:l|ll l!‘.'\ "ill.--1‘ f'(l|lll,'1.l!‘l(l
be ii-lioiiisll-‘ll ill. lllv o-v:l':lril'(!'ll:ul_v t.!rv:..-lop-
ments of r/_‘.l4,'i)I‘.I‘ in il:i.~' pill-ii-gill-.il' iltiv 4.-l
busfu».-3:-3, mill do llrtlo-i‘ if llil-_v l::lll.
Let. the l.itov;ll-y in-.»ii and lrilllileill. come
and find ll l'i-i._.-ml that. will make illelu (-oli=l'ni~t
able and lit: lrcc. fl-t..uil lllllr‘-‘J (Hill illl.‘-i..
Let the llicll (‘.fill‘i(‘2 for llw i:li~.l‘l of i,lll'.‘
most fastidioils slilill In: _.‘,"l‘:tlllll‘(l'—ll(|l. l('.‘(fi<:li-
ilig, but adinillislcriug to their cmlllorl.<.
Let. the poor come: for his lll(l('(.'(l ll fri.--lid
that will gllaril the pockets. sziviug soiiu.-tiling
by which otllcr “l|_l0_Vlll(‘.lli.S lliiiy be oblailu-d.
Let wlloover will come, and behold a stove
so wondcl-fill that :1 whole harm! of Hour has
been bake.-d in it willi ii sili_lr_lc iii-i-, without
K‘€})lOYllSlIlll_L{, roquirilig eight butclli.-.~: to do it ;
a stove that has L-akcd El. bnicll of bread, with
no fire in it, aflior lii-atilig the oven-
Comc and see the ex l.l‘:\0l'illl‘i:l|'_V' cold wcalllcr
anniliilator: in the form of Si.1lll’()l'Il'.S S-1l.I)_00
Challenge llcati.-r, ecoiioillical ill its lift‘, Willi
hundreds of l't'll‘l'03llL'.9H to slibstailtiatc ll.H
marvellous workili,r_.-j.
Come and see a .~:i.ovc that consumes all the
gas which ai'is<-;s from the coal, craving and
obminiug oxigcu fl-uin the atmosplicre, that it
may add to its already cliol-nious l)(‘al.lllg
power, and betlcr please its happy Il'lJ.SiiI'.'l‘.1
Come and sec uiaiiy ul-refill articles, and mid
those who are lizippy to show and explain,
with no cli-urges sure where pun.-linses are
nmilié, ill.
I’. ll. l~IASH'S, Soul/1 .-\'”or-wall’:
Tomb Stones 5:. Ilioiiumenis,
AT THE
Noruralklhfiarble Yard !
.l\"eu‘r he aBI"I.l'],',rC.', .:\"ur1mzIIc_, Uinin.
1E-l’ULCti1tAL MoiiiiliiezitscGravestone
ofevcry variety of pattcrlis,ulldo1' the
most skilful ivorkmalisliip. The bcslussol't-
ment of Aniericali and Foreign Marble ,kcpl
constantly on hand.
Pei-sollswishilig to procul'cMon1inio-.nisor
any kind ol'l\l-nrblc works, are invltid to
callaiid give a personal iu.<:1iccticillol' his
material and wovkilialisliip. astllis will be
more satisiactoly than l.opnrcli:,l.<i 0l:ii;'L’lltS
withoutan opportunity oftcsting; the qual-
ity oft-hea.rticlr- contracted for.
fifiie Lettering and Ornamental work
is executed by experielicccl woi-kmen.and
can warrant it to give entii-esatisfaction.
‘ .I.M.bMlTI'I.
Norwalk Dye Works,
F not of Ilfiil .I—l"i’/I, ZV'or*u‘(1//.', (_.'i.-ml.
OHN PICKENS, practical Dyer and Re-
Q finisher ofSilk, Cotton, and Woolen goods
of c-vcl'y description. l)(‘g'S leave to i'CI-ul‘ll his
sincere tlialiksto his l'l'ielul.-l and the public,
fol the many favors bestowed on him since be
commenced busilless at Wiunipank. and he
would now inform them that he has removed
as above, and fitted up ii Dye House and Fin-
ishing Room in the inost complete niallner,
with all the latest improvements of the art of
Dyeing ; and having given up coloring for
the Winilipauk Company, he will now he on-
ibled to do his work in it lIl‘AKlll<:X‘ that cannot
be surpassed by any other esmblishmelit in
the Country. -
0_/fices for receptioii and deli-ircry of Goods
Al. the DyeWorks, foot of Mill Hill. in the
reur of the old Bakery, and at his residence,
Main-st., Norwalk. Conn.
./1 GENTS.
She-pard’s Bakery, Norwnlk. -
G. H. Randle llc Brother, Winnipuuk.
Lyman Platt, Main-st., Danbnly.
David C. Palmer. at I-lorace Lockwoodis. No.
1 Summer-st., Stamford
David Selleck, West Ncrwalk.
G. B. Bristol, at D. Cllnpuiau’s, Colman’:
block. Piitslield. o
Orders sent by Adam's Express or by wag-
oners, will receive prompt attention.
Norwalk, March 18.57. 10
1'01‘ Sale Very Cheap,
NE of the best built, most conveniently
0 arranged, pleasantly situated residences
in the Borough ofbiorwalk. 'l‘lic building is
of Brick, constriicted of the very best materi-
als and in the most substantial lmiiiiler. It is
in the immediate vicinity of the biisilicss por-
tion of the Bridge, and is peculiarly well
adapted for a Physician or Mercllalit. as a por-
tion ofit may easily be converted into astore
or office. Possession cull lc givell2‘mmedi.'uI.v-
11/ if desired and terms ofpayniclil. made easy.
For further particularsenqllire of the Editor
of the Gazette. H36
011) PAPERS,
UI'l‘ABLEfo-.‘ wrapping paper, for sale
cheap at this office.
Do you want a superb Soft Fur Hal .7
Go to RANl)LE’S.
Dr. 1.. iii. 'Wright’s
SCROFULO US ANTIDUTE.
S 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
Disuses of the Womb,
Nervous-
uesss, Convnl-’
sious, all Cutaneous
Disea-es, Dyspi-plain. Iii-
flammatiou of tile Ey cs,Erv-
sipelas. Gleet, Pimpled liner.
Spitting and Vomiting of Blood.
Piles. Whooping Cough, Dropsieil, Hys-
terics, Jaundice, and all other Discusee ofthe
Liver.Impoi.elic.y, Incontinence of Urine,
Influenza, Chills and Fever. Grvxcl
or Stone in the Blade’.-r, Disca-
ses of the Kidneys, Luuib-.i-
' go and all forms of
Rlieillnatisln, Ma-
riisilius ii n (1
Summer
Complaints, Pulpiintioll of the Hcart. 'l’umor.-3
and Absccsses, Anclniu-, or Deficiency of
Blood. Atrophy or ivusiilig oi’ the
Body, Boils uud Clll'I)I11lf.‘lE8.
Disease of the Spleen. Di‘.-2
ziucsls, of flu: H4.-ad,
Sliorlncss of the
Breatll, Flatulcnce, Sick Ileadar.-lie. Discolo
rutioll of the Skin, Ulcers and Sores l.‘,'(:l|9l"cll-
ly, and all impurities of the system whatev-
er. For all diseases of the Cl.lt‘.‘.l., Lungs and
’l‘llrout, it may be relied on as the most elli-
cucioue medicine ever used. For all diseases
oi the Woinb and lisliinle IV€flllll{‘.°S!.'8 it is a
sovereign remedy. It may be relied on for
all diseases for which it is recolnillended.
Ni-iw Yoiiiz, Oct. lslill. 1854,
L. B. Wliioilr-Dear Sir: Ilinvc ior many
years been acquainted with tile ilierliciiial vir-
tucs of your syrup, "Tile Scroinlous Anti-
dote." have used itmyself, criipli-yell it in
my family, and frequently rcculnmelidr.-ll it to
my friends and acquaintance, when iiuifcl-‘lug
from an 0l)Si.ll‘lai.€ cough and other ‘symptoms
of incessant or even decided and long coli-
its operation and cffe-cls very closely, and
never knew it to act iujuriously. lll almost
every instance when I ‘nave used it, or seen it
Deployed, it has worked cllarniingly and ben-
cliciull_y——nevei' faililig to give some relief,
gm] g(2nel'{i.ll_y doing decided good. It is,
moreover. pleasant to the taste. I ci‘icei‘flilly
rec0mmoI‘l](l it for the cases it is (lel‘.l1Z‘lH'(l lo
benefit, ll»-lii.-viiig it i-cully a very desirable
compound. and u niedicinc that lice-its only
to be properly tried to be highly apprcclaiixd.
Yours l'c:=.pcctfully and grutciully.
Rev, J. R. STONE. M. D.
Pastor of the Baptist Clulrch, Pl-ovidelicc.l{.I.
For a proof this, read lbc testimonials an-
nexed to the 'l‘rcatisc on ;l‘iibl=l-culiir Diseases,
which may be had gratis at any drug store
where the medicine is sold. Tllcse testimoni-
als are from the most respcclab.o part of
the community in my neighborhood. undliiny
be consulted pl-:l'.‘:'0llZ|lly by any who desire so
to do. Tlicsc cures are almost I'{lll'(H.'1ll0|l:‘-.-—
Try it. and you will not be disappointed.
Sold. wholesale and retail, at 409 Broad-
way, New York, and at all respectable drug-
gislli tlirougboui; the Union. '
N. B.-—Dr. Wright can be (‘.(mSllll.r:ll free of
cllargc, at‘-109 Broadway, froln 2 to 6 n‘clock.
P. i\l.. daily. 3m30
KNAPP ii: LYN!-IS, Agents for Norwnlk.
Iron and Steel.
FULL assortment of Iron and Stcclsuit
ed totliis markcl.,just received and for
sale by WM. C. STREET.
‘PAPER DOLLS! PAPER FURNITURE!
_. Something new for children; very pleas-
An endless variety at
ing and instrilctive.
A. ll. CAMPS
. Excelsior Book E_mporiuln.
mastering Hair.
OF a superior quality, at wholesale or retail
by CHAS. T. LEON A.R_D.
tinned pulmrinuiy diseases. I l.-ave watched '
-—-—j _ -
Pure Potash in Tin Cans.
‘ B. '1'. BABBIw'ir,
68
.i.\‘li 70 \\’a.~liili;,rloli-st.. N. )3, and 38_
lluliu-st.. ll‘):-lllli. 'l'liv pm‘-piictoi' ul
tlii.-. 1-‘UT./I N11 has for ln:i.liy yi-ill i-. l*'k:('l| the
li<:':cl-.-ity of liaiviiig 5-‘(Illll‘ i'i-liilblv .~|ulNJ'vt|'‘l "'7
l.lic.~:ll‘uII:.=,llI ii‘f |‘ul.:~i:~l:. 'l'!u-iiiliill-l‘l'=I|-it'll ll”-""
bvm.-lilo so §:j¢‘lll'l‘ill. that it lilis, imi.l.vi!!isl:iml-
in;-; its v;1liiu.l-le pl‘opci'l-i4.'.~‘, will‘: |'U=”l.V 0""
of use. The l’l-oprii-lnl' ll:l.~l Inks-:i l!ioi~v::poii-
siliilily of sillisclilliiig‘ his Iiuuic to -'|\‘l'l‘_V‘[_'I2|Ul£-
3,4,.‘ and w,,,-“mtg um nil-uiigl.li to in: uiiilorlii,
‘.t|l(l Wllvll usl,-ll always producing the .~:-.im- re-
sult. \\'lll(’.ll is (lcsl.rucliull ill iilukiilg Snap;
it. makes the L‘.1(llL‘S say lliv.-y did lint lluvn
gnarl luck, etc. Oiic (ll.l.H!|‘.l'(!.itSOll tlinl. Pot-
zlsli lizis goiic out of use, is, it is so iiiipluimilll.
to handle. being put up ill wuovlen clislis, zlllll
liccoliiiilg ii livuid in maliy clise-s, and very
troublcsonie to the rclailcrs.
:|l~‘ll(5S., always being the some str:-llgI.li, and
prodiicillg the some results, and will warrant
it in all cases, if the directions are followed,
to produce double the ofliict ill making soups,
and all other purposes for which Polasli is
used, with full directions for making the best
of Soft. llnrd, or l"nlicy Soaps. It is made
with little trouble. the Icy is all prepared ill
five or ten iniuutcs.
1 lb. Potash wurralited to cut 5 lbs. of
grease into good Soap.
I2 lbs. will make one barrol of beautiful
soft. soap.
Directions for making Soft Soap.
Directions for making Hard Soup.
Directions for Laundries and Hotel.-z.
Directions for cleaning cotton waste that
has been used for cleaning 'inuc.lliuory of all’
kinds. _
Directiolls for using this Potnsll in place of
Sal Soda.
Directions for sticking Ilidia-ru|'ibci'l-lolcil on
Shoes.
km. All the above directions accompany
the can. ly20
B. '1'. 3abbitt’s
BEST SA LE 1?./1'!‘ US,
S prepared entirely dilferclii. from other
salcratus. All the deleterious matter ex-
tracted in such a manner as to produce Bread,
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without coli-
tuining :1 particle of Saleratus when the Brand
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without coil-
tainiug a particle of Sale.-rains when the
Bread or Cake is baked; lll(:I'E‘lJy producing
wholesome results. Every particle of Sale-
ratus is turned to Gases and passes throiigli
the Bread or Biscuit while baking. cousc-
qncntly nothing remains but common Salt,
Water, and Flour. You will readily perceive
by the taste of this Snleratus that it is entire-
ly different from other Salcratli-.1. When you
purchase one paper you should lnlie the old
paper with you, and be very piiriicular and
get the next exactly like the ll1'Si., ('Ilfl‘Ill£' and
]li6f1l7‘f. twisted Loaf-Hrcud, with a glass ef-
fervc.-=.cing water on the top, as you see in the
bill.)
Full directions for making Bread with Sour
Milk and Crc-am Tartar. and all kinds of
Pastry; also for making Soda Water; also,
directions for making Seidlilz Powders, will
acconipaliy each package.
B. 'l‘. BABBITT.
68 and 70 Wusliington-st. ,N. Y.,und 38 India
all set. Boston. ly20
Trees
J1 T THE SOUTH JVOR Tl’./i,_1,.}i’
N ‘U’ I-1 8 IE2 IE1. '52‘
XHE l’roprictoi'swisll to calilhc ilticlltlolx
of their customers and ill» public to
their choice stock 01 Fruit and Oi-nuuicntal
Trees, consisting of Apple, Po.--.ii', Plum,
Cheri-y,l’ench, Apricot. Qllllitt‘. Strawber-
rics,Goosc bc-rviczs, _""}I’I7l’.]5l1i(1lib(‘|‘l'l(:§, and
bl-.ickNapl,cs Cul'l'aii.I
Norway Spruce, W bite Pine, Balsam Fir,
Amcricail Spruce, Ai'boi'i1-as-,.l\‘ccpiiig \vil-
low. Horse Cllcstnut, Mountain Ash.
Also, tliepure Red AIll.I\'C‘I']),\\'l.ll(‘i] we war-
rant, and hold ourselves l’e.‘,=pUllSilJI(': for it:-.
being t.llr.pure plant.
. GEO. SI-‘.YMOUR&. Co.
I? We wish to call particular attention to
our large stock, beingthu lal-gestiiltlleStatc
ofdwarf Fears, of :50 or 40 choice varieties.
Cheap‘ Cash Grocery Store.
I HE Subscribers would i-cturmheilthliilks
to the public. for their very liberal patron
age l'oi‘.tlic last ioiii'ycars,-nlid they hope that
by strici.attcii1.iolii.utlicwaiiisofilie commu-
ilil.y_. and by fair and llonoriiblo dculiiig.to
meritand receive 9. coutiiiualice iifiheir for-
mal CuSl.0lli_, believing us they do. tbattliey
can uiid do sell all goods in their line. at as
I?/I¢’(Il_i a rate and as good a quality as cuube
foulld at any other store in ilic county.-—
'l‘hcy are now om-l-iiig great bargiliniin Teas
Silgars. &c.,alid would invite uucxuminn-
tion of than large and fl-esli stock of Groce-
ries and Provisions. A. i\l(l}'{_E1<l0I'.Sl'.‘.
No. 4 Skiddy’s Block
Agricultural Implements.
7 ‘HE subscriber has now in sl.orca'.full slip-
J. ply of the best quality of Agricultural
Irupl cmenis, which are oll‘ci~ed at the lowest
New York pi-ices. Among stock are Horse.
Ox, Side-hill, and double mould board,l’lows.
Castings for same. Horse and Hand Rakes,
Grain Cradles. with or without Scyllies, Pat-
ent and cominou Scythe Snailis, Sliver and
Cast Steel Scytlles. (a very super or article,)
Rifles, Scythe Si.0ll(.‘.‘l, Shovels. Spades. Hoes,
WM. 0. STREET.
cNorwulk, June 30th, 1857.
THE NEW YORK
STEAM SAW NIIIII
_ AND MACHINE COMPANY.
Capital $250,000.
i HIS company llflfi been organize-l with the above
capital for the purpose of siipplying the (lciuand for
the L‘O3.lBINA'l‘l0.\‘
PGPJl‘ABI.E STEAM SAW MILL,
All D OTHER liill’P.OVF‘.D D!.&()[{INF:B\'-
Tliey liiivc [tll1‘f.'lliI‘lI"-l the ciitirn nuicllilit-ry l-iisiliess
lieretofnr» C!1I"|‘ll.“l on by J. .\l. F.liiel~smi 3: (.‘o., nl.-so Ill»
llontp:-‘imery Wurlisl at 'i'oiilu=r.~'._ on the Hlidsoii, neur
tliis 1-itv, and with the 5‘KpL‘l‘l('ll(‘C and facilities combi-
ned in its <ii~p:mi7.'-l.tiriu are prepuieil in fiirnish macliine-
ly rifnll Lin-ls n1 liiorc liberal i'2ilc.'~l than has ever been
olfercll at any oflicr cstiillliiliiiiellt.
The L‘O.‘.lBlN.-\'l'lON S.-\ W-.\lll.l. wus putt-nlc-ll October,
I82‘-L’, and in IIOW general _v iiCl*Il)O\\'lb“llg8Il to be the
-rlicnpc.-ll. must pi-.~l«:'ticul, null efricieiit luiilbi-.r innuuflu:-
iui'in;._»; nlncliiiw in line will-lil. A large niinilu.-l' oi‘ tlicni
are in :=iiccessl‘i.il opemtimi in diill‘-ri-ilt sections of tliiil
munlr_v._ Callnda. ('u'nn, and So. Ailii-l'lczl. and wllvrower
their merits have I)l'(‘|| to=—:ted they are being alllipietl
_' liiiil'iu-.i- iii:ilillfncliii'ei'.~1 in prcielciice to all other mills.
’l‘liv.- I‘ullowl'ng letter (!X[H‘l“‘5ll'5 the general opinion oi
those who are using the L‘oir.biii:i1i’on Mill :
.‘.Ii:~xsil:=. EMERSON & Co.—Grliileln«-li : I have tried the
saw mill purcllalu-.1 ofyou, and will say that it pvrfoi-ins
well, and uim-c than iiircia my r-xpectuiiulisz. lam \V‘(‘ll
])ll‘lI.‘IP(l with its }i0l'll)I1llflllI'.‘0. l sot it up on a small
slrbiiul that nllnrdc-d coiistnrit wafer about as thick as
m_v little finger. wliicii was much more Iliuu sviilicielit
to sup the boiler. We lire nl.il-:- to cut 3,000 feet of
benuli luuilicr in 12 hours, with snnlciliing less than
one cord of v.-nod. ii is me very thing we have so mucll
not-rli--l ill our rm-.nir_v for a long time. With a little
il-nuiilc :-ii-l Pirpense, an arc enables] to luovu it from
live in ii-ii llill{‘.*1 per day. null en-t it up ill the llcnrt of
tile tiniber, wliich .-uivl-ii the grel-.t burllicii of hauling
the logs it long: -li.~:?:i:il;-5 in the mill.
\'illu'ii i‘(’.~'.p‘.’('illilly, JESSE Ki~'.RR_, JP...
l.uui.<villi-, T‘.‘Dfl!‘FSl‘0‘.
Tim (‘o.inp.'-.n,v liuvu pur-:l.>lF.cd i.l‘:.‘)i‘s l’A_'rRNT l-‘nil
Ann.\l\'Giriir..\'l‘, wliicli is liiilstratccl and dvscribo-cl iii illo-
Sciclililiv Anlclir-nil for October 2-1. This adds greatly
to the 1-(I'll.-l‘o=i.c_v of the mill. ‘
’l‘lic t‘()}ll£Il‘l’.>\'TlO‘.\' MILL, with all the recent. im-
pl-ovcuwlits, nu-1 sh-uiii prim-l~ of 15 l~.ni‘w.-z, in capable
of :-nwillg from 3.\l0i) to 4,000 loci in twv-lvo liuurs, and
is sold for $1,650. Till? NEW ‘iOl’.K ClI‘.(.'l.‘.l.i-L SAW
l.llI.l. is iiiiiiiuluciurcil only lijriliis l.'(.nip:in_v. It is of
:«llp-l-ior criii-iii-ilciioii, and wild for 2.5 per cc-iii. less than
oi ill-l‘ milk: of no p_reim.-i' cnpm:il_v. A mill with 716 in
.'i~i-incll .-in w can be sold for $450 to $500, and with ii ‘:0
lmi‘~‘c i'-iig,ini- and boiler fs sold for $?,‘£Il0. '
5'1‘!-‘.-\.\l I-isteixits and Bcll.r.ii.-x; [-.‘.\'nl.\‘rs of from one to
100 hm-.-:9 power ; l.m~o).lo1'ivs, TFBIIIAR, l-‘iriz, and (‘v1.-
i.\'m~‘.ii BL')ll.l~.'l{>l, I'll l‘lll.“ll'.‘*l lit greatly l'5‘£lll{'Pll prices frr-in
iorlncr qiiotntinn.-x.
Druiviiigs, willi plzlns and specifications for liuildillgs
and iiizicliiliery, [ul'lll.‘llHl gl'flll.~l to our custonicrs.
Coinpctolil niccliiliiics nil: sent in put up un-l set
in operation our iililcllincry, when qnlrcrl.
We also ll'|Z\lllllil(!illl'(' Slli.\'i':l.l-‘. M’ .HL\'ESl, l'l..-\Ml\'G MA-
cnixi-1a, Snimn .\lll.l.-v, .-ii.-l .\l.irilixr.ni‘ l.\' GI-‘.N}.R.\L.
Special uni-iilinn p_ui-l_to getting up SIIAHIXG llllll l’l'l.-
l.l<2‘l‘S, for innliiiliicloi-i--s, and till liiucls oi‘ .\liii.-Wilullrr
Wuizil.
Tllia Coiupuiiy arc st-lliiu; in great nuiullcrn xi l’.\'l'i:x'i‘
(.‘o.\-lcai Bifiin-.‘1'rrixi: .\llLL, for Ilgiur, corn meal, and all
liiiiil.-: oi for-ll, wliirli in proilouiicc-l by experienced mil-
l(-rs, bulb in this coiiliti-y null l-Iui-opp, ’l'1|E ilrs-r mu. l-tvim
co.\'.~s1'lwl.'ii:li. It will ~.vi-in-‘l ll‘H|l'L‘ grain in the sllilnetiulc
null with llnlfllic power, of any iiiill of the same price
in ill!’ market.
We nlso furiii-=li ntlil-r slgrli-.~l nf (lRlST~i\lII.1S, wlicn
H‘qllll‘eI.l.
The iliilliwsiguml are also publir-lici~-1 of
_ 'r H E
UNITED S’l‘A'l.‘ES JOURNAL,
A large and luligniflccnt illustrated inontlilyiicwapupcr,
duvoied lo’ MEt.‘llA2-‘ll.‘I, Ai:llICl'l.’Il.‘Rl\‘, l.ITER.\1'l'lil-3, and
z\.\l['>'E.\il-2.\"l‘. . '
In ndditiuii to its usual ntlrnctimi.u. uliicli have ul-
re-ally given it a circulation of lienrly 100.000 copies per
iiiontli, it will lit-rt-nflc-r coliluin ii cniliplete record ol all
new and valuable MRL‘Il.\NlL'AL and :\(‘-RIC!‘-l.’l‘[7RAl. Iii-
Pl'l()\'E)lE.‘v'TS, enibi-licillg a larger amount of practical in-
formation from expcl~iem-ell writers in the.-:9 specialities :
Iliuii ally other publication in the world.
PRICE, ONLY 50 CENTS A YEAR.
Specimen copies N-lit gratis.
J. M. i~‘..\ll-LRSON & ($0., Piiblislle-rs,
Alid Agents for the
N. Y. STEAM SAW-I.lIl.l. AND .\l.-XCHINE CODIPANV, .
No. 371 Broadway, New York.
siilts. l’o::isli liluiiy tiiucs is :uliill.cl':ili-ll wil-ll .[lI,"Il(.‘/1.07). of T/Ii/‘:1 (I’IHl I'li1I./'//'1. 1lI‘:'H.II(.\',
colrlllrisilig TEN Sl’ACl0US I«‘l.(I()l'{-S.<l¢'V0-
Now the pl'0pl‘ietor first obtains purr I‘ot- Icll cxclu:~livcly to the nine and innllufar.-l.nl-u
of READY iuml r:l.o'rliialu nfievcry ilcscl-iptioii.
' Avenues.
i" rxorfliivnii
C L 0 T H I N G
AMOS CLARK,
368 and 4:00 Bowery, --
N EW Y 01’. K .
’I'l'V0 1''] V1? R 7'0 Ii. Y ll‘ U] I; I) 7 N( .’ S
We have the gratifyr..g unnonllcenicill. to
make; that, (living to the liberal pal.roliugu of
an appreciating public, we nave been induced
in fully refit and complete our QXl.0‘fl.“.lV!§ cr-
talilisllinont, for the sale of all kinds of gar-
uient.-l adapt:-cl to. Mrn’s, Boys and Cliildl-cn'a
wear. Our efforts to cstabli:=li n lzlr-,-,9 triioo
upon the
Low Price (lash System,
Have succeedi-J l.)c‘_Yflll(l our most suilguinc
expectations, and it is almost needless to add
that this great principle, culnbillcd with the
advantuges of being located in the uppc-.i' Phrt.
of the city, where rents are only one-fourtli
that paid by down town clotllii-rs, is "ll! sc-
ci-et of our success and the basis upon which
is built oilr much envied reputation as tho
C‘/leripcst C70”!-‘l:’IIg‘ I‘I’a7~e/louse in llle (litfl/.
Our various deptirtnients we present as follows:
FIRST FLOOR. OF 398 AND 400.
To the Sale of Ready lli‘la<ie Garinents, prin-
cipally for Men‘s wear.
SI~lCOND— FLOOR OF 398,
‘We devote to the Sale of ‘Youths and Chil-
dren’s Clothing, forming an entire st-palate
department, comprising every style and qual-
ity of good‘. to suit all sizes and ages, from 2
to 16 years. I
Parents and others who may i~eqiliri- goods
in this DOpal‘i.ml’l'|i.,Wlll find our Stock one
which ciililiot be sui'pasi.ed for elegance of
style and durability, and as our l-ates are iii-
disputably below the Cl1':l|’.0l'im.l'y standard of
Children's Clothing, we respectfully solicit uii
examination of our Stock and Prices, which
we feel confident will meet the appi-obalioil of
the careful purchaser.
SECOND FLOOR. OF 400
Is fitted up in ii neat manner. and arranged
expressly for a CUSTOM D!-Jl’.\i’.'l‘.\il-2N'1' ; and we
take pleasure in inviting our Patrons and the
Public to an inspection of this brulicli of our
biisiuess, which they will find, in every re-
spect, wrrlhy their p:1tl'oll:igc., for it is our
(leteriiiinatioli to replenish this department
rcgiilnrly with the ncwcst Styles of Cloths.
Cassimcl-es and Vestings; which, with special
refelice to our Customers’ ta:-tics, as wull as
fashion and elegance, we are prepared to
make to order at the shortest notice, and on
tcrnis fur below the usuiil rates.
'1'/I.irIl Floors of I/0!/I. .I‘2'lI."I../fI72"II,'f'.5‘
Are occupied as our v.'imi.i«:s.u.i-: Dl~‘.PAIi'l‘.\ll<‘.N'l‘,
wllicli is filled with an imlul.-use Stock of
cl.o'i-iilxn sui'r.im.u non ALL .\lAilKE'l‘:l. Each
and every article is nianiifactlired with in
view to S’l‘\'l.l-I and nuli.iniI.rrv; and in this,
as in the other Departments, the purcliascr
will immediately distinguish that our motto
is “Quick Sales and Snmll Prof»
its.”
CU’l"l‘ING DEPAR'l‘.‘dE\"l‘.
To l.lIlS‘l)l‘ll.ll(‘.l| 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 ol'thore being ally dc-
ception in the mauiifactilre of olir work, and
on the fourth floor of 398 the workmanship of
each garnlcnt is inspected by the Proprintor
llcforc it is transmitted to the Sales Room.
PIECE GOODS .
The two spacious basenleiits of our immense
Establislimeiit are tilled with all kinds of
Cloths, Cassimeres, &c., used in the nialinfuc-
lure of our Stock ; and in this, as in the other
deparlmeuts, the most liberal discouilts are
Moved to casn DllYl-‘.RB.
A reference to the following list of Pi'ir-cs
will serve as a slight criterion to the Public,
and fully sustain the assertion that our prices
are 15 per cent. below any other house in the
City.
FROCK COATS.
Fine Black Frocks made and
Triniillcd in good Style
Extru fine do
Slll)Pl'illl‘:'.
$3 50 lo 5 00
5 00 to 7 Of)
do 7 00 to lo on
BUSINESS (.‘OA’l‘S.
Such all usual price $4 and $6
‘now selling from $2 50 to 5 00
Fine Cross ribbed Cass. Coats
usual price $5 to $7 now sell-
ing l'rom 4 00 to 5 (in
E.\'l.ra line Cass, usual price £7
to :39, now selling from 5 00 to 7 90
FALL OVERCOATS, RAGLANS Sic.
Good style: mixed and plain col-
ored R-aglans. from
Fine Cnssinicrc Reigluns, trim-
Sill 50 in 6 00
mod in style, (5 ()0 ¢-' 8 00
Extra [inc cloth Ovcrooits and '
Ruglnns, latest fashions, 8 On -“ 10 00
Superfine Cloth Rugliiuo, lutcst
iasliiolis, 10 no “ 12 on
PANTS.
llluck Pants, an rexleiisivii as-
soi-tliiciit, such as are usually
priced at $2! 00 to $4 (in. we
liow offer at from
Black Pants, extra line,
Superfine Black Puilts,
Fancy Cassimcro, an extensive
variety, 2
Good sciviceubic punts, such as
Twceds, Jeans, Sntilii-ts, Un-
$2 50 l.0 3 51)
3 50 “ 4 U0
4 50 " 5 50
00 “ 350
ion, Cassimere, &c., 1 00 “ 2 00
Fine Side Sti-ipc Cassimcre
l'-ants, latcsl. patterns, , 3 56 “ 500 ‘
V ES'l‘S.
Moire Antique, difl‘erenl. put-
terns, usual price 533 00, now
sold from ‘$1 25 to 2 00
Extra fine Silks and Sutins, L‘ 00 ‘- 2 50
Superior Grcnadine Silk, &c., 2 50 “ 3 00
Allkiilds of Clol.li,Cassimcrc,&c. 1 00 “ 2 01.1
J2?‘ All the various kinds of goods found
in similar cstablisliliicnta at the sonic rmlm-ml
AMOS CLARK,
(Late CLARK Bnomi-:iis,)
?.9S& 400 Bowery, Junction of 3d and dill
.s3m44
m H-5‘.
°"lllu flail: §l,bbntiscnlelits.
Q2
F;-urn’ the .-\Il\'(‘I‘ll.-lll)'_; Hill-:0, 3135 l}:i:;llluli_v, _\', Y,
Piazio Fortes
1l:i)_\l 53:’. Lil $5110. N. '|'l|lili.‘l'l‘II.V .‘:-. f*‘_.l7.\'l*l.
1‘ vvlinllesnlc mid I’\5lllll tl“i\ll'l'>' ill l'i:uiu
I*'il|'l.c:.~' :iilil Mi.-lmlcniis, nlli-i'-ii l'.i.l';.-,1: :i.~':nii'I.
inulltol iiisl.l-liluelits of H1" ‘WM. llizikt-r:< of
New York and Ho:-lluil, lit the vi.-ry lmvlrsl. pri-
cm.-, I’:-rsolls wisliiiig ll. ggmicl iiistluilil-lil. call-
sclccl. l'i'ulii ll. ;_-;vc:-.l.<.~i' vairicty l.li:iii at any
iillu,-r |5:1l.:l.llli.\‘lIlIl(!lll-.
N. 'l‘llllics'ro.x' 1K.’-i:\(l.‘v'Hu
.’i:‘i~l I’-i'o:ulw:iy, N. Y.
N. ll.---l’i:lilo:-l and :“(SlIlIll‘(llll-' to rcilt. sly Hi
The Colisiimptives Last Hope.
.-\ll.Y cxpoi'ir-.llcc provc:= l.li:il.Coli.'fll"'l“
D tion is not that (‘null Ill.‘~‘l!t\..‘1(‘.\\'lllClJ it was
mine l.llou;;lil. tube. We are d:iil_y |ic;ii'iilp; of
l.ll(! inosl. :i'sl.4.-lii.<liili_-_»; (.'lll'(‘H. wliicli are lnmlc by
the use’ of this l'.‘AS'|‘ INDIAN CUNSUl\l|'-
'l‘lVI<} l’.l<;i\lI'3!)Y. Tlic rcccipu of which will
IN‘. si-ill. on the receipt. of lv‘OIlll. l‘()S'l'Al-'l'l
S’l‘AMPS. or :1 pilil. l)Ol.l.l(: liy tlir: l'cluitl.:lilcc
of 252. All(lP(?S$!
ly:'i.~i Dr. GILAY, 50.5 Broomc St. , New York.
Welling’s Compound —A.ruica
ZINIMENT ! !
HE Sulisel'ibcr bugs ‘leave to call the at-
tcution oftlic public to ill‘:-.iiuiv and val-
imlili: pi-cparn tiun of ARNICA. coiiibiucd with
certain Vegetable EXi.l‘:1Cl-S, as iili.~uli'pas:-:_I‘:d
for its ll--uiin-,5 ( r Ciirntivi.- properties, ill all-
tllosc o.vl.c.i'lial coinpliiinl.-; for wiiicll Lili-
lmP.ni.S1ll‘('ll$.(:(l, such as (furs. b’rui.w-.«-, l..‘Iia_/i-:9
Gulls, RIliuli.nlism., Gaul, ./\"m-imm- anal‘ lu-
anulm!m'g/ Pm"-us, ./\“r‘Hru/;,riu, ,‘II‘([(l(Ilf/IQ‘
I’ains in (/19 Siiln, Iiiii-/.~ m‘ .i'ui'nI.s-, In all
such cases it may be usi:-.l with u ct.-i-taiiity of
giviligmlicl‘. Ii. good ill fact in all Culli-
plaints wlicrcan ext-srliul application is re-
quived, for man or beast, and tho .-uibscriller
can coilsciciitiouslyi'ccomlli«-lid it as UHP of
the best Linillicllts of tho day. Prl‘i-¢- ‘Z5 iemrs
per bottle, S. G. WELDING, Sol». i'l‘0pl‘lP.i.0l‘,
New Roclielle,N. Y. Bush, Gale 3': Robin-
son. Wliolcsnlc. Agents, ll-"£6 Greenwich Sircet.
New Ymk. . aly37
K.\l.~|.PP .".: Lvsi-3.-2, Agents for Norwulk.
Dr. Gray's Unrivalled
PAIN_ EXT1~:..4 (.~7‘0R.
1,‘\OR Chronic or Iilllulnmatory Rllcliiiiatislil
Swelling, Pain, and Crninp ill the Iiiiiilla
or Sides. W'nil.o- 3\'l’i‘lllll_Q:5 and Fcloris. i<‘i'u'sl.-
cd Feet, Cliilbl-.liii:<. Col-us. Tic Iloioi-eaiix,
Nervous and Sick llcadnrzlic. Bar and 'l‘ouill-
acne, lzlrysipelas. Bites and Stings of Poison-
ous Insects, Flo.-ill Wolinlls, Ciit.-l, Bl‘llls(rS,
Sc-aids, Sprains, Cronp. and Qiiillsy. Solil
by Druggists and Stoi-c-kecpei-:=gull-ii-ally’.-—-
l\luiiulacl.iii-ctl at 486 Brozulwuy.
M. W. GRA Y. Proprietor.
All orders promptly il.l.i.t.‘ll(l!?.{l to. sly:-ill
.‘.’oil.\' A. Wi-:i-zn. Agent for Noiwvalk.
NORWALK
SADDLE, HARNESS & TRU'N K
E1\EI?©E!.I'I3'1\fiI.
V‘l‘.\l. ll. SWAN would return thanks to
the citizens of Norwalk for their liber-
al pa.troiiage during the la-it lli years. and
will endeavor to deserve its continuance. He
is constiiiltly maliufuciuring. and lieupfi on
hand, a full assortlilclii of Hai'licss, of all de-
scriptiolis, comprising all kinds of Bl.lgg_v,
Gig, Express, Curt. Coach. Farm and Wugoil
Ilarne;-is ; also it great v-.iricty of Ladies’ and
Gentleinen’s Ridin-I Sadtlles, llridlcs. i\l'.u'tili-
galcs. A‘.c.; Collars in great variety and every
style of pattei-n. I-‘ly Nels. Horsecloths. Stable
Furniture. Sada} lei-‘s Hardware, Whips in end-
less variety, Trunks of all sizes and descrip-
lion 1, Valiscs, C:lrpr:t Bags, Salclicls, Sm.
He feels w:_-ll qualifiml by his l(in_!{ t:XpOl'l-
ence in the l.)ll.“illl&SS.iO_llU.1gl30l‘ the l.:isl9sl
and requirclneiits of those having occasioli to
patronize an cxtcllsivc Saddlery l<I—stubliull-
rnenl. All ill want of anything in his line,
will do well to give him a call.
Orders for any kind of work promptly exo-
cutcd. Rcp:iiriu;_r done neatly and cheaply.
WILLIAM B. SWAN,
Ifli‘/‘st Door frmn. T). ,l- 4V. Ti’. R. .Drpr»l,
NORW.-\ LR, CONN.
Boyiitoifs Patent Pending‘
GAS COOK STOVE or HEATER
‘ OR Fzunily and other uses. it w ll beat
his Put-;-nt Snioutliiiig ll‘Ol),CO0l{ astcnli
zsiiaw Oyshal-s, Boil Water, Tea. (Jofl‘ee, etc_.,
in Fivi-i illisiirss, and Bake :1 Pan of Bisrfull.
in 'l‘\vi-:i.vi: To l<‘li-“ri-:l-:.\' i\l|NlI’l‘l’..\‘.
It requii'e:s the Gas from the coulnloli Bur-
nor only for cuinbustion. For i.lHf l\urs(-ry
and Sick Room itill iiivaluiiblc. ’l'llcSlll_ootll-
inglroii lor l-‘uluilies. Boarders, Millim.-rs,
etc, is allilost iiidispcilsablc in warm weath-
er. The Stove or lleatcr is [)l'l'.Ci.l("i.llJlL' in
all places where heat is required.
Dl'rec.'l'o/l.s.—-Attach the lloxiblc Tillie to
the biirncrg turn on the gas and light at the
top of the perforated tin. The faucet. regu-
lates the amount of llllai-. For sale by
S. l.. CIJRTIS.
I‘e-rtilizers ! Ifertilizersl
PFlllll\'l.\N and Colombian Guano.
Super l’lio:iphnl.e Lime, Polidrette,
Land Plaster, &c.,
conslaiitly on hand, and for sale by
CHAS. '1‘. LEONARD.
Norivalk, Way, 1857.
and Silver Plated
Aulcricziii Knives
F. H. NASI-TS.
South Norwalk.
Cash Paid for Eggs.
HE Sllbscl-ibcl-s will pay the highest. inur-
. ket price for Ewgs.
iliaiilkuii 51. OLl\lS'l‘F.AD.
RI’l"l‘ANIA, Jupan’d
Wares, English and
and Forks, at
..,,_... . ._.
Zinc Paints.
HF. Subscrilzcr offers ii full "il..?-‘..‘-‘..t1l‘l'.l‘l1(?l)i. of
the C‘(‘.‘ll:‘lJl‘fll.(Ell Zinc Paiiits. coinprisiug
snow white, Willie. pearl and brown. ground
in oil. inalilil'uci.ilri-cl by the “ New .ll_‘l'SE'y
Zinc Cninpully," and for sale at tlicir lowest
price.-=.. WM. C. .."I‘l£F.r‘.'l‘.
feed, feed.
7 HF. S1ll.l.SCl‘lll(:‘l'S lici:pcoil.~‘.l.iuitly onlinlid
evc.l-y de:=.criptiollol'1?:-cit. which it will
be ii plelisili-c to .-,¢-ll to their ('il.\‘lUi'll4.‘l'.‘ ul.
all times and no growliiig. hive us ii call.
A. .\lUl{EIlOUSE.
New Stone Yard.
GOOD assortlnelit. of Flnggiiig. Curbing.
. Guti.cr.Si.cp. 'Viiulow Sills and Linto.-ls
of Nortllfiivcr Blue Stoilc.jiist received and
for sale by (liliis. 'l‘. lal-‘AJNARII.
Norwalk , l\li'ivi-n'lber_l 551:. _ 47
PUSWPS.
PINE ..\=l.-;o'ri‘.mciil.of l’unips.c.onsl'stiiig
of Well Puuips, Weallicr Prooffor Wi.=.lls
olan-,v.lopi.li. both Force and Silcl.ioii. Il'o:>.e
and l’ipeall.aclicd .if\valited ;ClSi.Ei‘ll Pumps
do. '.'D.i‘l0llS~‘il7.l?S 2, Bl'::ssn.llll Iron Cylciiilci‘s.,
3,1. F. H. N.-\Sll'.‘~'i. -"-‘nu!/i ./\'"m'II.-nl/i‘.
OSIEB3’. Ilosicry. Hosiery. Iindictl will
find it to their d\lV‘iiill.2’lg(l to call and see
our slot.-k liel'orc purcllasilig.
O. S. CLARK. »
‘si"aviis..
HAVE now on hand a large stock of the
' ieal Quaker ‘i'nru:=. and um lllP. sole altrui-
for the sale uftiic .‘~'«lllil‘.‘, also ibc \VP.l'l‘IC FLAN-
.\‘l-‘.l.. (J. J. (il:L:l.i_.i.\'.
$509 Wanted. .
(lRonc or two years, on uliencilmbcl-oil
alld il1lpi'm-'cd Real Estiitc ivorlli double
the amount. For }J:ll‘l.lC’.lllD.l'S enquire at the
allies: oftlie Norwalk Gzizctte.
IF‘ ‘U 13.. S 3
56 Deer Gout. Reduction
FOR CASH.
G. J‘. GRUIVIAN,
GREAT SALE OF FURS,
All of genuine iliutcrial and inunufuclnl-c.
A large and beaiylifnl nssorllneilt of sets of
Victoriiics, Pilorc-oils, Cnpes,'Cufls, ll-Iiifi's,
linuntlcts. &c. Be:-uutifiil sets of Mink at a
great Blirgniil. All of gcliuine well re-usolu-d
skins, at half the usual price.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Sledges and liauimcrs.
'l‘ONEu'nd Blu«:ksniitli’s Sledge.-s and llam-
lIl0l‘:), all sizes-. jilst l-cor.-ived by
WM. C. S’f‘REE'l‘.
OARSE (Gray) Rock Sult,for sale in any _
quantity, by HUBBELL & C0. ‘
flail] filgilrll Zlhlltiiislililsllis. A
l-.‘_il«iiil’\\-il'l‘:“.\‘f)lll-iii. owl-:.\' x l_'U..(ii-ll-"l‘.".l .\-.l-.~.ei«:§si..-xi
':‘-v:Lli\~.;l\', .-i. \.;
|[.,.._.l.q _.\ppli-i-ili‘.~' llliilililllc, Jill .\..'ii'1' .2
- i
'£XIi.‘ coiv.tiviI:Iv.(:x.-1:i'. }?.3‘.'-.”:I:."1‘£:t- i
i
Ciiliilllurttilil.
4 .\l--rlzziiililv.-,
:ili»l l*'i:l:lli4'l:ll
Nag‘.-,'sli.:;il~|',
l'ullli::lit'¢l liIi|lll.l.ll.y by
\«'lf<'-..‘§I,‘ll|‘Zl\’._ ¢',=‘.H«3Z\‘ .i. Cl).
A ::.li; liriizlllivziy. N. Y.
l\lilllI‘(l to .‘s'lll)h'(‘.l'lllt:l‘h' all
so (1'_r..-v .4 "i'/J.-l /1.,
l‘liLCll uullib-:r of the l)i.::illio:l'i:iul ltl~_r_-;istel'
will i‘:oi'ii.:iiii ii c:irclully pl":-p:iri-ll u.l1ll well ill-
gc.-‘.I.ml i\l'oilct:lry .'\i‘Lil-.|i-, ;i |'('“([lJll§ lilzpori. ol
the sl.ul.i: of the .\l:u'k<-ls, n. l'()l‘l'I‘i:l. lam]; l\’iil.--
Iiist,lllill gem-i':1llyallilil'ol'iil:iI.ionre-lalivl;lo
(..»l(I"ll!.7/I(‘)‘l?Z(l/ Illlil A.l’I,l'.I~l'.'i7I/l...Il' ,'l}(///,'(r,\'_
Mci‘clr.illl.s in town or (:(llllil.l'_y will find l.lii.~
this liiusl. Ii.~'cflil as well as tho .-/'wu,.,-,,-/ Nl-\\'$-
pzipcr l)lll)llSlN*.(l. 'Spm:i:il,}liilucc-rm"-lil.s oil}-l-i-ll
to iI._1',‘(!lll..\'il.ll(i- tliosc g(:l-l.lll;,'_ up Club:z.
Aiiilrl-ss Vl:=..~I.vlii-:l:. Hwu:-: .&1.'o..
Pill: llrii:id'.v'-.i_y. N. ‘i’,
1-"airbankg’s Platform 8:. Coiiiiter
‘ 3 C It In 3 ‘‘° .
}\lKS iv. CO. ll2t\'<‘ i'cccl1!‘.y opcliml ""
Alan). _
ii spadious \Vltl‘eli0tl$4t} at 15!) liroadway,
Now Ym';.‘. where they ollcr zit vxliolvsnlc and
retail ting‘: list cnlilpli:|..c :tT1.:‘Ol‘l.liiI.:ll.l.Ul‘§YCll-ili-
‘mg Appailitlls to l)!‘ l'o'uml in iliv ll ill tell ol.'.1I.e.~'.
Among the :i.i-ticlcs till‘:-.i-ell '.l.lll ll.('.‘ :'oli_iiii up-
wm-ds of severity lllllcrmiil. iil‘u-illlaclitioiii-: of
Fgill-lm_lik’s Scfllell. Also a gl-cal. v~.ii-iuly of
}3kc|.S:'Je\v(:l9l‘8’, [ii-ii;r_gi:el.s-‘, iiroccrs‘, and
,m,,,,. _,,(,,,_l,._.,_ Spring l’.;.i|luic::.-., l'iitclit,l}i::1nis,
'I‘csl.crs, Weights: and -.‘\l(!1l.Slll'I.'.~'., o-it-..
[my mill Coal Scales set. in any purl. of tlic
,-_m,.,{.-y by experienced \vol'l-Lilu.-ll.
\Vl..,|esa.lu Agents for l’.rowli’s Iluprnvml
Patent Sell‘-lie-.iI.ing Rotary .l«‘lal. ll'0ll . .
in-ilui-3 by iunil or oilicrxvisc will i-i-cclvc nt-
' . ' - .'.’M.‘ v. (in
f9n|_lnn_ I“:‘xlli.l-)ADlx ii « 1 .- .
til.) 18!) Bi-ii:ill\\'-.iy.I~ii-iv 'i'rirlc.
_—~—§;"_S’£.‘P%2?.T
Salllllerv; Harness and Trtink
EM:P0:i:—2.:il: l'.’J‘IVI 2
, 3,13 sabsejilgel-kogialis consi.-.ililly on hand,
_ and willinako to order. all ';ll'l.lL‘.ll.‘S1l])]lPl"
iaiuing to llii line of l)li.~‘-ilies-ls, of the best. lun-
telizil and \V¢l'l{ll'l‘i).llSlllp, and at low ])|‘lCt‘-‘l."“
E,,u,,y ,lé,§,,,.§plii,n of Harllcss criiislalitly on
(,1 :5-.;1.ll.-_-_~x,Bi'irlles, Tvlktl"i.l'lIf,".1.l*€}-I, I.-lo... also.
Fly Nets, Hol-so-cloi.hl:., ‘-.-. llll):-‘. in l‘II(ll\f§“:! va-
l'l£‘V.'l'l‘Illih’fi of all sizes an-‘l all-':?m‘ll>lWl‘--“i
Val;¢-es, (J;-.1-pct Bugs, Satelwl.-.. 5-ti,-.. i-ic. lio-
bui.-ilig ill)!“ neatly and pr0mpl.ly -‘m ll!"
_-boi'tcst nriicc, and most i'easoiial_ili.- l.o'l‘lll_f‘».
WILLIAM S. .l(jiNl;.‘.:‘.._
East sido the ii-idgc, Wcstporl. ‘ill
WOOSTER E01153,
,riiiNuUn.v, co}: :~.'.
lilvl Ziilbs-cl'ibcl-. ll-.ivill;>; [')lll'(.'llfl.Sl‘l'l the
‘dll0V‘ lihliicd llota.-I. is pi'e=l‘lm'<“‘(l l-0 I'v-
ceivi: pol-unlieilt and l.1“.'|.llSl"'lii. lH.li1‘i‘«’ll}iP. and
to eliiertain 'l'i'av¢-llers and the l"li=.-lic gt‘.ll(:l'-
allv. 'lhr: llotcl i.-i largo, colnillodiou.~‘, and
is-. fitted [D with tho-. ooilveuieiicies of illodcrn
Hotcla;i. is abliiiilalitly supplied with puri-
Spring .VaI:cr,anll is plr'.'it°:i.lli.l)’ located. on
Rizill-oadDl-pot.
l)m,|,.,-y is one of [he lll1I§Si.{l.Il(l largest. in-
land towns in Conli».-Mir-.lit ; licaltlly. pic.-asalit;
and is generally adniircd for its line sh-.ld»
trees anl beautiful s-izcnery. There are also
establisled a nu nlbcr of ,-:vood l.2oal:-liiig Schools
for Boy} and Girls. - _
'l‘lii: lI|(ll‘.[‘Slg‘Il(:(l will spare llop-.1ili:1._lo,rzivc
s.n.l.isl‘;iciriii to his l~illC.‘~‘l.S, and srilicil..~=. the pat-
l‘llllll{»§!?,l.l,l his I-'i'i-‘-luls and the Public.
. \VlLl.l.~'i.\I P. S'l‘liVl~INS.
Boll‘: Binding! Book Bliiding !!
A'll5iER your hliignzilil-is logi_-illcr and
G’ luv-‘e tlicin lJii‘lil(l. :5i.yll'2s and prices to
suit l.lI|_ii.ll.|lI"‘S.1).i.i.llI: lc‘.u'i'.l-:l.sloi'. llooli Ell>;lii-xiii’
or A. ll. CAMP,
No. 17 Main st.
. Presli E.-3-ro-series.
’ "ill .~uvbscribi-l' lit.'l'p.‘! coiislalltly on hullcl
I ilill i:- daily l"‘.Cxl\'lllg supplies of
-S~l}lr)'z'or mu] .’3'rr:.'/1 Fit;/ii/y (i'i'(/rm"[¢'.s‘,
. , .
wliicllin is prepzu-i:-ll in soil cheap as ill!‘
lll0bl;dllf‘.l'l(')l' qiinliiiies ('.:tll bc [)lli’I.‘.lIll:-lI_'(l el.~:I.--
ivlic-:y_.lor Utlh/I. llc iiirEt.l:.< :\lI l;-xnuiinalioll
of lllgislock ol'S!.aplc l1'l'00':Pl'lP‘.". siil.isliccl.—tll:il.
llle ilibllc Will tl.l."ZClfI'Il it in in: fill‘ their (iiliii
liiteést to buy the first qilalitics of goods for
I.'usl,"\vh:-n l.l‘:P.y call do l)(‘tl.I'I'i.ll:|ll they can
elgevlic.-i~c on crmlit. (I—iI.'n E~'iiil :i call as lu'- is
dr_-l.(:lllllle1l not to be oiit.doill.- t‘liilI+.'l' ill quali-
ly o"~pi'ice, and as he buys fur C-.i.sll. and scl-
lin_- ‘or Crisll, he inn-.uds to inaillluili the abil-
ilyyl) |‘l3Ll'.:P.ll‘i all ll!‘ l.)l'Ol'ill:‘4?:-‘.>
,- C. 'l‘. (l()RN‘.'v’A LL.
Oisiflfillft I). ¢‘VL'- Ii. lie-pill. liill
_,~__._,._._.._. -._...__.,.. ...,._.-_..___.._———
Gas. G:-.55.
iii} Gas Fittin_«.; liu.--.ilu~s:= will hcre:zil‘tci'
lie carried on by us. Gus Pipes put_in at
vol.’ low prices. by :1 New Yrirk Gas Fillet‘
tllii.l.liol'oiiglil_v llllllclrduiiils the l)usii.e.~'s he
is f-llowiilg.
5 Gas 13%;:-tu2*cs.
have ll. good .‘lL‘lf'l'.i.i0lI of newest put-
in .-
.-..-
terns ol'Cliuiillclicrs~alid Gas lfixtiires,
\V oil we now 7.ill’+:r to the public at the '.vllole-
s-.i'P price, which will nifoi-cl great lll1llll‘.I-.'-
mints for those in want of (ills l~‘i.vl.llrie.<-., lor
ill-rc will probably not be such lll(ll1L'€lu&‘lll.€
0ll.*l'i_'tl ugo.ill,as iliosi: Fixllii-cs not sold wv:
are to return in tile:1l}i1Tini'a(‘i.lll‘(,'l‘S.and we, in
caiscquellcc-,0li‘l-l' the l.ll.vO‘Vtl nllv-.ili!.ug».-s to
IP public. ‘
C. & Ki L0!,‘l{ll.'O()D ii: C0.
, ELDER? mars.‘ "SEE.
.we:i.'oh.a.ini 1: tifiailor.
F‘ you Willli. to srivw $5 on --v-.-ry suit of
. clothes, call zit. iliu (.‘.:?l1llJll5‘llI1il:‘lll. oi A.
gun-5,;-l_ in tin *'.".lo<l-.-l Mal ll--l“ buildiilg,Nor-
Ultlli. 'l‘llc;ililllil: i\l'r- i'-~-.=p<-i'-!lllll_v invited to
null and Exfllllfll‘ i.lli- c.\l.-il.-iv«- .~;iOI.'l( that is
.0 on founa at this pl.:i'-i-. Ill ilw liiiv-st styli-
.nd bcstqiiility of
“[7 rriirll. U0!’/.'.s, (I'¢(s.vi'l:ii=r.-.v u ml I'M/7'vl1,c,-'5,
,;;-_i.t.lii-,i- ivtli 2\l‘l.li‘.lL'.i for Spring and Sunlin-_-i~
lVtfi.u'. Alsi, :1 gI.'llFl"l1l nr-‘.-oi'l.llleili. of goml._n-
lneeii’c fllrlisliilig gul:i«;l:=.. l-nli::i:=lillg ii‘. purl of
lluts and Caps, [illIl.|I‘L'llE1>‘, ..Sliii'ts, Collars,
')ruvut.s. liiiiillierlrliii-ls, Sll:‘[lL‘lH.lI.‘l‘H. ac.
ill-uily nude G.'ll'lu1‘lll.1E of good ill-_«\t.i-.i-ial and
in-.ii;lu iii uwol'llluailliko liizuiil--r.
Clotlls.-Cas:sililel'c:4 zilld ‘ii-si.iilge by the
yal-ll or plttcru. cut ll‘i*i' of clirilgo.-.
Childl-ei‘s l~i1li‘llil‘lIi.S of uvcry description
1-pceivu) pir'.iL‘.ul£il' iiltciiliuli. _
’ The s.ili‘-ci'il.lci‘ v.'oul«:l rt-turn lii.-i sillci.-re:
th-anilsto.lic. public at lid‘;-‘,".'. for the lib-:-i--.il
,mu-cinugrl-xI.o.-lull-ll to him diii-ilig: llic p~.l:=.l.
‘sensoiis ahis .~=.lurc at 5 Z\'orwzilli. and
I
I
-'~‘I'iiIlli
hopes bylti‘iol. attciitioll in lill:-:ilic.‘~'.°., to IflPl'li.
-.-. full Ellifi’. of pull-olill:_rr-.
ll Aliif-l'ill"l‘ R ERPEL.
ill
Gre. I Relluction of Prices
Efiafl ‘figggegl :§?gg§;i(; Erieesl lluir Di-l-.-silig coiitiiiiieil as l'l£'l‘el.0l'ox'e. *9
.~\l:-0 Agent for Norwalk of Adam's & Co’! ,
1) EA» our List of Pl'll"P>‘ and so‘-c who sells l*.‘x l-ess Co. G:-:onui: W. .Ii~‘.NNI.\‘(is.
\i‘ illvcli—:n.pi-.=l.. i‘{ol-walk, Scpi. l.~:t. l.‘~';'i'l'. i.i'
1lES’l‘ l*.'.'l'(ll‘~ll*I Cllilhe‘.-\ _ " ' "—"'_'-"—
']'¢x-,l nuchllllltil‘ svis iwiiiiliir...-ll.iiiulildilig11:3 IEQOEJS ! l l HOOPS l ! I
l>i“°"--*‘-i*"'“""""“"“'* "i" "W 3”” ‘"’~° . 'r Cl..-‘.Rl(‘S Imtv be found all the styles
l ‘l°7" 3‘”"‘”‘ Flaws‘ 13 l’i“‘-"““'- A in iiiai-kel.. 3l"'l1.*'3. Wlmlebone, Reads,
1 (]u7,,'(‘l1 l-‘lat:-.-., '2 ml‘ Sim-l .‘~‘>llriiiv. etc.
I (lo/.. !‘I'.*'-<~l‘\'P. l'ilttll‘.”., 112 do. .-_".__'__-._':...._...___-- _
lduz. 'u1il'l:il.é::-‘.. l'.2 do. H DFN W. . , 1“ L Sh tL d
l .101, '¢-a Cups and t‘=llll<_-i-i~:.~, '14 do, ‘ ’ South Norwalk;
l'l‘i-u Poll. Silgiil. Ill-»~alncr.‘:illil __
Sh loul, (; l , .,. - .
2 lliigll Dlullvrl‘ l-'lul.Ii-rs, 2 do. K-I'll) a largo-assortine-nt of all the best
3 lgii-g:,(.‘ovari=il Di::l|t".‘. 4 do. styles in ularkct. O. S. CLARK.
1 Sill? Bonl, 1 do. ———-' -*~-~}”'—"‘
‘.5 mo «:9, I 2 do. .3 “
» - . Null’ .- l ‘nu. received by , '
‘l . . li.. piucos. Ix Inpp 5-’ KNAPP & LYNES - A .i_,_. _
'l‘lig:ibovc .°plvmlId rot for only $9; usiziil , ._ __ ._.. » ———----— , —-
]ll'lL:l Sh.” ' ' ‘
'l'olSets, pieces, only‘ E:fl.‘.’;'». usual price ‘ ‘ ,
$31.5. 'l'0zi Sirls. Glu:-‘s -‘_;llj_{_:|.l‘, $2.34, iisilnl 500 Bllslwys O”, G.Ry.;\' S1‘. KI ‘ .SALT,
pi~ics23.7:'i; Cut Goblets, only 3-,§2.5(l. usual
‘, $4.50; Cut \\"iil<-s, ‘£1.75, usual price
§,2_5’_' C9.St0l‘S_. $l.0(l. u:ru-.ll price $2 00; Cas-
ioi-_c.}cilt bottles, £25.25. u.<-uul price $4.()u.;
C33 3 l’l'o.=si‘-cl, SIHEZ. u.~‘Il-cal pliuc $1.25.
A of our nliigililii-eiil. slur-l~: will be sold at
the inc low i'utos. as long n:= lllc ‘*linrll
um. -‘ lust. Do not lull to girl: usn. call and
:.i-sihe trutll of \vli;1l. u L-‘say.
;e C. ill E. K. i.(')Ci{\\'i’)OI) S1. C0.
‘-EARION HAI‘.liAND‘S Eb.-w llook'~-
Ni. l\l()SS~.‘_ilDE; by i\l.\l~!lU.\' ll.-xl’.LA.\'[I.
Anlior oi‘ '-' lliddcu Plilli.“ "Alone," at
CA'iliP’S.
Q].-;‘EAMBOATS and Locomotives at the
L§Fullcy Store of O. S. CLARK.
' '”" "' "'l">“'|l-‘~. -"" 'l"=l4.'l; -‘llill so sui'el)'i as to Pi'ove<Jl
_.?'-lli:l!'-liii; illl.‘-ll ilil-i lii~-luhy action g,hey1-em,\.,“e
\' 7
,1-,.u.l, or main i.u order; also fl. gi-i-iii. v;irii-.'y-
tlic ;\laiiil>‘l.l'cel., within :1 vi-iy fl--.v l"OIl.‘i of i.ll.“" -_
one, at
The following remedies are offered to the public
-: ll"/" - - -
'3 f-- L l‘»>-C. Yum: pcilrit, which medical science can
ialor-!. A v .’:: (J \'l !l.\ll.'l‘IC PILLS have been pro.
kill wllicli the medical pro-
'.|illi'.(l will: lilo lll‘_in”.;r .3
ll »‘.l-iii -ii‘ il._...- .'i"'I‘. 3. . ‘es, and their effects show
4*; .~ f';=_‘f‘ _ mi 2 slirpziss any coliibliiutioll
- """".'--g- l|3l'l«"l'i.u 3--iouii. Otncr pl”t‘piI.l‘l|tlOIlH
"' "-"‘="‘ "‘ 5"‘- :3"-J-l; but this curcs sucli danger-
‘” ‘‘”l'‘''''.‘-‘ “ml ” 1.»---.v.r to uproot (list-use bcvozid
..i:_\ lillli"_ \\i:li-ll lll(.‘l| llflv‘, k-nnwn before B". l.e_
lia"‘.ll| -- ll:i' i:li.~:.'m'll-'-!‘i.'x' oi‘ the internal orgzulii and
“iv l.l\l|lll<lill2~ Hf lil'<.' Zlidl Vigor -—-health cm“-50,
. . . ' ' ’ p n ‘
..iil:u Lilli’-‘All !:li- lmdy, and the SlCl(')l)R‘n is well
Ir.‘-‘H!\.'_ lbey :-rc ailapiml In disease, and dlselise
. -"I ‘ll “II l;LlU:Ii one in licaltll they produce
. . '. " tlic pcrfectioii oi illcdiciiii-.
ullsiil: to i!ise.i:;e, and no more. Tender ;
If they .5}
It is ;:ut.i,-.:-
'llll'.ll‘l.'l1 may tillcc tliclli‘ with impunity.
'iX‘a- <ii-l; llii.-y will cure them, if they are well they
ulll Ilu illtflil no li\.Ll'lTl.
(Elm ill(‘ln to sriliic patient who has been pro...
'l'.".l.l!ll -.riL.l: liilious (.'I_1Xllplu.llli.2 see his bent-up, tot- .:
:-iiii;: forizl struiglitl-ii uitli strength again; see his
.,- _>_'-io-at. supp:-tite re--‘.ui'n ; see his clalliniy features
ivllr-.\’ll|l.l iiito lieu-llli. Give tlicni to some 5nfl‘em,-
\'.ll-1‘iL' lmii blood _li:i:; burst out in scrofula till his
.‘‘..-iii 1:. l-ow.-red will: sores; wllo stallds, or sits, or
i.=.- in all . .-.-ll. iii» lia.~; been dreliclicd inside and
~-.ii wiili vr.-ry potion wliicli ingenuity could slug-
-,<~:-t. “KW: lilui tlicsc I’1I.1.S, and mark the effect;
..-.~ the I-‘I':i.l)R fall from his body; see the new, fair
I :‘:l:il l:.'l.\' ,-_-._rii\virliiidei‘-tlieiii; sec the lntelcper
’ ziil. Gfl them to him \vllosc angrv
'-.-ii:.o:~:. li;iv«- plalitcll i'lwilliiui.ism in his joiiiis 51.11
i-.-ii--s ; moi-: him, and he scrceches with’ pain; he
l--.- li::'- lwcii soaked through évcry muscle of his
il_-.- uflli lllllllH‘lll..‘! and salves; give him tllcse
l_‘u.l.--' lo 1. -:i:‘.- his blood; they may not cure him,
M‘. ulzisl li|!‘l"' arc 1-:i:.s-s which no mortal power
"flil l«~;ii-l:: but liizirlc, he walks with crutches; now,
J5-_l I-uni: lit» u.ilk-: iilonc; they have cured liilii.
"W" 1‘-I='m l_-'i ill!‘ lL‘:!ll, sour, haggard dyspeptic,
Hhim"film"l'l}'?=l_7‘l0lllil4‘l| li.i~: long ago eaten every
_‘_'“*lf‘,'WIII l-l~_= In-'-e and c. ‘ry muscle from his liody.
‘”“‘_-'l'lN‘|||r;'i‘-:iill'ii, and with it _his health; see
._ " "‘ “ “',""- *“~“-' hf‘-I that wtis radiant with health
1’-ml 'l*""-‘ll'I'»‘-“-gs‘ blxlsti-d and too early withering
.-.: .‘i.1..:.'.....‘...‘ :‘.r.-‘."=‘i.‘‘‘‘‘‘‘“‘5‘~‘‘‘ “*0 ."“°".‘3l orzm
;, . _'- _ ‘' .,=l~‘ "“"lll.-.i.l0n or s_c(_~.l'ctlon, till they do
-_“-“' " ’E,‘- " - ll“! l'l"0tl is vitiatcil, her health is
j:'3"’.““'. .(‘"'."" l“"' ”""'-" 5'”-LS to stimulate the vital
p[|'|ll("l:)l(? llll"|ll'.€1;.'_".‘.’r:4l vigil)", to cast out the ob-
-7 run ions, nut in use :1 mew ‘ , ‘ ' I
2-Qmv look lignili —-ilic rosr.-s dllgglll ’
.iid \‘.ll(‘l't‘ lat-.-ly sorrow sat 3.))-1,,',,s;_g gm,“ ever:
fa-ullii'r-. S e the S‘-'.'(-Pf. iiifaiit wa:=tcil with worms).
ll.-: l-.':ni, .~ri l_v' fl-ulul-cs; toll vou iviillont disguise
iilill il:.il\.l'illl_v distiilcl, ll‘.‘ :llev are eating its Bf;
i--'73.. its piiiclicd-lip nose and ears, and restless
~:.~i--,.il‘._:‘g:=., lull the drcrzdful irutli ill language which
- ry inc.-lllcr knows. Give it the PIf:1.s in 151- e
l‘ .---* ii. -:\.ve:-p ills-so vile pzii-;i::ite.°. from the ho y.
_‘.i..-.' lulu ligiliii and 8:0 the ruddy bloom of child-
-in--ll. is it nothing to do these things? Nay are
.lic-‘v not. the mzirvcl of this age? And yet they are
ll.iil- zlrl-izlz-.l you can-i>y_day, '
ll..-.':~ _i on the loss .‘;0I'i0llS symptoms of these dis. .
."“--'I,:’_"'I‘-. lllf.‘_‘-' are the easier cured. Jaundice, ~ l
3": \-'-I“-sf. liea(l:1f*lM=, Sideache, Heartburn, Foul . fl
--.l..~;u...-.5i. l\'.lllSl.’9, Pain in the Bowels, Flatulency ‘ _.
l.u::-- :‘.l;'p(‘{liL‘, Kili,r.;’s Evil, Neuralgia, Gout, and ’
~.i:. .. l’ll :-«.l'iipl.iiilis all zlrise from the derangemeuta
.-. Em‘-b lilo‘-RP PILLS rapidly cure. Take them perse-
|.-R I‘
..~iiii-_I_E_~.', and il!'ill(-1' the cnimsel of 9. crood Phvsician %
l _\I-ll l-;iii; if not, take them jl|(ll(§0llSl)' by such ’ =
"l‘""‘ «’==' Wt‘ Eflw you, rind the distressing, (lJ.DS{E'1‘- f_ ,-C‘ ‘.
““ ‘”““'~~“'-" ‘i1".V "W0, wllii-li alllict so many iuil- ‘. l i.
i-.i..~: oi llu‘ huinzui racr.=,:il-e cast out like the devils Q‘:
:11:
-l’ i.!ll_— liwy lull:-'.l. burrow in the brutes and in the
l‘l'ii'-e- 15:’; (fl.-lit-: pm" box -—:3 boxes for 3-]_ _
'l'?ii'ii:-_-,.:_i: :1 irizil of lliziiiy _vc.'~.r:i and tlirough every
if-iii-li -ii‘ ril.'lll"l.t.--‘l men, A v i:u’s Ciii-tizizv PECTORAL
«.-. i;i'("il fmiiid in utl'oi'd more relic-l‘ and to cure .
mu ,..;m;< oi pnlliioiiaiy disease than any other 1-.
‘
'3.
:':il«"Il_'\ l-:im-.vi: to uiaul-:ind. Cases of apparently
i-'.‘l€‘(l. :- illipiion ll-'!\_’0.' been clire-" by 3:, and
:i-'-Il:~.-in‘... ' sliff:-rel-;-i wlinwc-re deem.-. .6)-and the
‘.H.‘ll oi‘ iiziulali ziiil have been vesi- .- -i to their
' ‘ " :-ml n:=(-fliliirss, to smlml lie-al.;'l and the
.- ni~: of life, liy this all-powerful umidote to
‘.2.-.i-4-.-i-.-. iii’ ili:- lllllgfi and throat. Here a cold had
¢,‘Il.l(:\l on the lniig.-. The dry, hacking cough, the
r-_\‘-?, and the pale. thin I‘:-alures of liiin who . ..
‘i’-l} liisry and slrriilg, ivliisper to all but liim ‘ii .5
. . "i'iiu.\'. He tries every thing; but the
i...-aw i~: ;._u=mi:.;r, or his vitals, and shows its
ins lAI(IT{' and rriore over all his frame.
ix: is l:il~.i -.5 ili!'Uli"i-‘.|lI€\' Pucronsl. now; it has
v.-lpgi--I his --mi}-;li and made his brczliliing easy;
is‘ F-.lvt'|l is :ii’.~|Hi(l at night; his appetite retums, _
ml u-Jli- it his .~:Lrriigtli. The dart which pierced.‘ "
. l'i lii-;l{(:f!. .‘-"4-iirrcly any ueighborliood can
.- folimi u. I“--ii ii 2 not smile livir-.1 trophy like this
llli ilir- virim-s vi-hicli . tivc won for the
‘r-.il».\i. ::ii iiiipl3ri:z_li-.ilile rcnmm. But
:. llr.-5-.-2 ll.':i. o,-iill lime. Nay, it occur“.
1- br pi‘:-v':‘~!:tinn tllnli cure. The count-
. llllil L".I|l‘.'li:i which it allies are the seed
. mill ill-i\(' l'ipe'.lrd' into a llreadful harvest
"'-.iil=- (ll2?(‘.‘."-HZ. llillilmizal, Croup, B'i'0nclii-
=, l"l--or‘?-'j.', Wlioopillg Coilgli, and
of tho tlimiit and liliigs are easily _
~nlil b}: i l‘ll:-is:-v i‘l:c'roll.\L if taken in sea- "‘
11!. i.vi-i'_v fzaliiily .~.ll¢*l'ilLi li?.\'€' it by them, and A
’ .:ib':>- protection from til:
-i- K‘ rlf-S gift‘ the parent sheep
'.n'-!-., lllt.‘ d.i:'liug lalub froiu many 8
M" ii". J. C. A‘i'Fll‘., Practical uni
i‘lii-iiii. :, LI)‘-\'t‘ll, ;\{uss., and sold by all
'~‘i~' £'~.'v'i V \\ ll:-i':‘.
Bl-Ililll-I .1; Sm: Ag~ciii.:=, Nol-wall; ; ‘J. COHSTOCK
il'.S«l.\',1lli Wilton.
‘V, ]'i-} ll.'lI'I‘ just received a new lot of Tin,
llll‘.l9.‘2‘ i.ll6£ new tariff rates, and will
give l.u-.iioi- bnrrguilis than ever, in all kinda
of Till I:-.--)l'x~, C()il¢lll(.‘i.0l‘S, Water Leaders;
Giitt+el's, «lac.
C. d: E. K, LOCKWOOD & CO.
F you wish to see a rush, call at the Messrs.
Lockivoods-' liVl1l'L‘I'O0ll]S‘ You RH‘ .~ ire
lo me-.-t all of your friends there. The-‘ open
every day nu.-xv styles of goods, comp. ..-‘lug
all that is: usually kept in a New York House
l"l1rlii.~'liilig Store.
I
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. .--.~. .-
lll’. fl-iciids will please remember that we * ,
in-.ii:lil'ac.iui~e all kinds oi Plain and Fan-
cy ’l‘iu \\"arc. Having many superior work ~‘~_-
nieu, we will receive any orders with plena-
uri.-, and Pfieclltft them without delay.
C. iv. E. K. LOCKWOOD in CO.
Pancv Goods.
D M. KNIGHT 8:. 00., Im otters and
. Wholesale Dealers in Eng isli, French,‘-..
and German Fallcy Goods, Nos. 26 and 287
Vesey street, (up stairs.) between Broadway
anal Cliurrli street, New York.
('mii.’..s~-—-l3iiil‘ulo. Rubber and Horn Back
Combs, ill gri-.-at variety ; Twist, Dressing.
and Ivory (Joinbs. BuHons——Whalebone,Gilt,
Lasting, Mouair, Twist, Bone, Metal, Silk,
’1‘lii'ead, Agate. etc. Brus}ic.9——Hair, Tooth,
Nail, etc. Linen Tllreud. Spool Cotton, Nee-
dlo_-.-l, Pins. Hooks and Eyes,'Hair Pins. Elas-
l.l|.':‘, Wiinleboue. Linen and Cotton Tapes,
lill’lPll and Cotton Bobbing, Scissors, Tlii-m~
bio.-n, and a great variety of Fancy Goods and .
Fall.-., i-t.c., all cheap for Cash. ly26
O Ghoice and Selected Teas.
4-O CHESTS ofGreenand Black Teas.
. Coffee and Teas. \vai'rai'ite(l to please
ll price and quality ._they defy su'perioi-ity.
A. MOREBOUSE.
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1\'i' cw Silks. - ‘
Vrlllfi day rr.-ceived, -.1 large assortment of
Dl‘f}>‘..‘! Silks. black and colored, some new
and lit-auli|’ul styles, and some great bargains.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Rlfiilfi Country Goose Feathers, Tubs,
Wiislibonl'di-.. and all kinds of Wooden
Ware; Table. l5ulchci's, Pocket, and all kind
of Knives; l£l'ittaliiu and Silver Plated
\'v'iii-cs. Suniiuer Ilziuges. Oven Fronts, lron
llelitcrs. .S.'.c., at Lock\vo0d’s Furnishing Store
Non-walk News Depot,
S11.-I l'1.\'v’..' _'4.\'D I1.-IIR DRESSING S’.-ll.U().V.
"‘rl<lE'Siib.~lctibei' still continues at his old
Stand. the general Ne-iv:=.papel' and Peri-
odical liusiilcss. All the New York Dailies de-
livercd to subscribers on the arrival of the .
car,-l. and Muguziiles and Periodicals supplied ' “ "-3-
:ii, the lowest lnai-ket. prices. Shaving: and '
for sale at the lowest market price, by
HUBBELL it Co.
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1858. l‘lIiddlebrook’s Almanacs. I858.
; IDDl.EBROOK’S ALMANACS for I858,
B‘ for sale by the gross, dozen. or single
’ A. H. CA;\iP‘S
Ban]: Eniporiulii, Main st. . ‘,-
' Coral Shellers.
0VEY‘S double and sin le balance wheel
Corn Shellers, for sale y
WM. 0. STREET.
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71-3ST India Molasses, something very
“V nice Msitxiin &- Ouisrisiin.
Norwalk Chronicler