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FARMERS & MECIlANlf’.S.
HLUBTRIOUS FARM-‘5'-R55
Edward Everett, in late or:1':ir~n :1? ‘
N. Y., Agricultural State l:‘:1ir, ll1=1.<. "
fered to great men who linve 1‘l‘.'O~‘f‘i'1 an
agricultural life :
A The greatest political ].)llil0S:1pil'31‘ and
most c.ons11n1n1:1tc S1:1lo.<1n:111 of 1".'1-1dcr11
Europe, Edmuiid .B111-kc, who szuv furtl11>r
than any~ofl1is co11ntr_vme11 into the cloudy
future which hung over the close of the
eighteenth century, at tl1e meridian of his
life, and while most engrossed in public
business, purc-l1asc(l a large farm. “I
have,” says he, in a letter written to :1
friend, in that most. critical year of En-
glish politics, 1769, “_i11s.t made a push,
with all I could collect of my own, and the
aid of mv friends, to cast 21 little root in
the conntrv. I liave purchased about six
hundred ecres of land in Buckingham-
shire, 24 miles from London. lt_is a
place cszceedingly pleasant, and I purpose,
God willing, to l)9€‘O1ll9 a farmer in good
‘earnest-.” This, his purpose, he carried
into elfect, and adhered to it to the end
of his life. Those immortal orations
which revived in the British Senate the
glories of the ancient eloquence were med-
_ itated in the retirement. of Bacoiisfield ;
and there, also, were composed all but in-
xspirecl appeals and expostulations, which
went to the heart of England and Europe
in the hour of their peril, and did so much
to expose the deformity and arrest the
progress of that godless philosophy~——spe-
cious, arrogant, l1ypoc1=it.ic:1l and san,r;11i11-
ary-—whicb,1vit.l1 liberty and equality on
its lips, and plunder and murder and trea-
son in its heart, waged dearlly war on
France and mankind, a11d closed a pro-
fessed crusade for Rep11bliea.11 Freedom by
the establishment of :1 military despotism.
A greater than Burks:-. i11 this country,
our own peerless V'Vasl1i:1gton, with 11 bur-
deii of public care 011 his mind such as sel-
dom weiglierl upon any other perso11—con-
scious, through :1 considerblc pa.rt_of his
career, that the success, not only of the
American Revolution, but of the whole
great experiment. of Rcpublicaiigovciu
ment, was dependent in no small degree
upon his course and couduct—yet gave
throughout his life, i11 time of peace, more
of his time and a.tt.entiou, as he himself in
~=" his private letters informs us, to the
-;:;=:.311t.endence of his agricultural opera-
tirns, than to any other object. “ It will
.-. ~: be doubted,” says he, in his last an-
nual message to Congress (7111 of Deem-
ber, 1795,) “that, with re.:‘erence either
to individual or national welfare agricul-
ture is of prima,"y importance. In pro-
portion ae nations advance in populo.tic-n
and other circxmistances of maturity, this
truth becomes more apparent, and renders
the cultivation of the soil more and more
an object of public patronagi~, *
Among the means which have been en1-
ployed to this end, none have been attend-
ed with greater success than the estab-
lishment of boards charged with collect-
ing and diffusing information, and enabled
by premiums and small pecunary aids, to
'-'.<
encourage and assist :1 spirit of discovery
and improv’ement..” On the 10th of De-
cember, l'199, VVa.sl1iugt.on addressed a
long letter to the manager of his farms—-
the last elaborate production of his pe11—-
trausmitting :1 plan, drawn upon thirty
(written folio pages, containing directions
for their c11ltiva.tion for several yearsnto
come. In seven days from the date of
this letter his own venerated form was
“sown 3. uaturalbody, to be raised 11. spir-
itual body.” ’
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COLORING Woon.—Wood steeped for
some days or boiled for a few hours in :1
among solution of logwood, then steeped,
fior an. hour in a week, warm solution of
1t.hc.sulpl1ate of iron. will be colored black ;
by adding some sumac or oak bark to the
logwood liquor, the color is slightly im-
pro ved ; and this is the practice of many
persons who color wood. By using some
1’-11101-ide of tin, or al11m, instead of the sul-
pbate of iron, a purple color will be pro-
duced. lfwood is boiled in a. strong solu-
tion of sumac and alum for two hours,
" then in a strong liquor of'l1ype1'1:ic., or 01:11-
or common red wood for coloring fugitive
red on cotton, for one hour, it. will be col-
1‘1!‘C‘(l :1. deep red. A little metallic salts
-..-11lded, such as salts of tin, about five min-
sites, after boiling in the hypernic, will
.111-igizlic-n the color, and a smallqiiantity
.of' sulphate of iron, will make it a deep
.r.-rimsou. If wood is boiled for about an
hour in :1 strong liquor of quercitron bark,
cm11eini11g 11. little alum or chloride of tin,
it will be colored yellow;-—-Err.
.-.,.
,F.-KTTENING Pnornnrins or P1-:.=.s AND
]3mp:.<1,-—'I‘l1ese articles have been found
by cheniical analysis iich in nitrogen.-—
The i-nfe1'encc has been that they would be
‘specially useful i11 supportiiig the waste of
the muscles of animals, and it has been
. suggested that they would be particularly
useful in the production of wool. They
are evidently valuable for these purposes,
but not the less va-luziblc for the produc-
tion of fat. Those per:-2011s who have used
pens for fattening hogs, consider them
._wort.l1as much as Indian corn. In districts
where that grain is not grown, very fine
-,por;l-: is produced from peas. Dickson, i11
‘ibis w.o=r.'1: -“on the l.1reedi11g of Live Stock,”
gstntes ~tha,It, 1;, sweep stakes was ente1'cdin-
‘t0'bef.\vee111f‘i-vc East Lothan farnicrs, to
be claimed by one who should be pro-
;nounced the best cnfllc feeder. Forty
. ca-ttly of the same breed, and in equalc0n-
1fl'i1t.ion, were divided equally among them,
asfairly as possible. They were put up
together the second week in September,
and killed the Cliristmass followiiig. The
winner of the stakes fed his animals whol-
ly on boiled beans with hay.-Ea'cim*ngr.
;@ ,.(-__n1o11g the pusse11ge1's by the
Akmerica .w11.s ',l.‘l1omas Allibonc, of Phila-
delphia, slate ;Preside11t of the Bank 01'
Pennsylvania, .<=le1iou11<-zed as 1:1 default-er.
Probably he has .re_t.1111ne.(l to meet his ac-
cusers. .
’,Lola. Montez, lately married -tea :'1’1'i.I1C'.€
;S11alosky in Paris, was also a passenger.
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1‘._.1"r. W 1.1. ll...(‘.‘ 11:: am 1-‘,
.-’1.V1Nil wii.lu.l1_z11v11 for 1|.e\1"i1'1l.r-r. will
I. 1'c.~'uu11: ha-1' :'l‘g'lIl:'.1' 1.1-1;-51111111" 111111111. the
2951.11 of l1'c1r1'1n11-y. 1858, 1.1.-oroiiglily overhaul-
ed uud iinprovcd i11 her 1u:zcl1i11cry. "’
"l‘l1(- .$1.e:1111r1‘
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£0.
Danbury &.
WIN PER .-'1.Rll.ANG-lillel EN'_l‘ .
C0.\L\iENCING December 21, 1557.
Trainsrunduily,(Sunda.yscxcepted,) asfo1-
lows :
DANBURY ‘.‘.‘O SOU'I'H NORWALK
ls! P¢r.v._v:‘-.’?,¢.{e7‘ at 6.10 A. 1\L—-Arriving at
South Norwalk at 7.25 .1. .11‘. and con11ccti11g
with the 13.15 A.I11.1.1"1‘t1I.1l.I‘OHl New Haven.
21.’ Passenger‘ and I"reig/‘It, at 3.10 P. M.’-
Stopping at all stations, and arriving at
South Norwulk at 4.50 P. 11., connecting with
the 4.111 P. :11. train from New Haven.
3031}! NORWALE TO )J.&NBUR“!{'
ls! Pa.e.s¢‘-nger and 1v‘rez'ghI at 9,211.11. M.-~
Receiving pusseiigers from the 7.20 A. M.
1‘r-.1in from ‘rievv York, Stopping at all sta-
tions..'111d an-ivingut.Da11bu1'y at 11.00 A. M.
211 I’as.s‘e1zgt’r at 5.25 P. 31 .-Receiving
Passengers from the 3.1 0 .\1. Accommodation
Train from New Yoxk, stopping at all Stu-
tions, and arriving at Daulnury at 13.35 1'. .11.
Stages from llidgeuelil Centre run to Ridge-
lield Station 5-0 as to connect with the 6.10
A. M. and the 3.10 P.M . L1‘-ains,:=.111l 1'1.-1ur11o11
the arrival-.+.t tliellidgefield Stu1.iouo1L11ef1.20
A. M. 311115.25 P. M. trains. »
HARVLY SMITH , Sup’t.
Danbnry, Dec. 21, 1857.
‘.0...
ifidfifiss
P3’. Y. 6: 2%‘. H. Railroad.
I857 WINTER ARRAl‘IGEf1'lEN'l‘, I857
(*1;/1-1.r:Ie-rtcivzg Dcc1'mI1er 21, 1857.
Trains to Netv York.
From J\"ew 11111::-'1.
CCO1\lM0DATlON.—At 0.35, and 9.45,
.1. .11.. and -1.101‘. M.
The 11.15 .1. 11.ant.l 4.10 P. M. trains receive
passengc1‘sf'ron1 the Danbury 155?-.i1roid at Nor-
walk.
'1"l1e9.45 .1. M. train receive1=paeseugers from
the Hartford, Springfield, New Lo11do11 and
Canal Railroads at New Ilaven, and from
the Na11p:at11ck Railroad at B1‘lflgep01"1..
Ex1'-111-:ss—At 2.10 I’. M. (in connection with
Earp;-1-3.9 Train from Boston,) rcceivingpas-
seugers from the C :1 n :11 R :1 i 1 r o 11 d
at New Haven ; from the Housatonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
port,Norwalk and Stamford. At 9.00 r. M.
stoppingul: B1'idgeporr..No1-xvalls andStamf'ord
Special train leaves Norwulk at 6.00 A. 3.1.,
for New York. .
Haltsafomfc Ihzilmad.
Passengers, for Housztonic Rzdlrorid will
take the 9.45 -.1. m., train for Bridgeport.
Daub-ur_7; and ./\"arwalk Ra'iIr_ou1l.
Passengers for the Danbury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 6.15 a.m., and 4.10 _n.ru.
trains to Norwalk. ' '
Truinsfrorn J\’orwaI.lr In Jlfe-w York.-—-At
6.00, 7.30, and 11.03 .1. .11.; 3:15 (ex) 5.25 and
10.05 (ex.) r. )1.
Trains from Never ‘.-:'orlr.
For .x\"ew Ham» :2.
Acco.11.—At 7.20 5.11., 12.45, 3 45 and 4.20 rs»:
Ex:-1134.33 '.1‘RA.1.\‘S-—At 8.00 .1. 1.1.-.1nd 3.10 P. M.
for Boston, via New IIaveu,Huz't1brd,Spring-
lield and Worcester; the 8 00 .1. )1. stopping at
Stamford and Bridgeport; the 3,10 1:. 3.1, as
New Rochelle, Port Client-1', Stamfoyd, Nor-
xvalk. Bridgeport and 1\li1ford.
The 8 00.1. :.1.trainconuectswithllousatonic,
Naugatuck, C-az1alandNcw London Railroads
The 3.10 1>.n. train connects with Naugutuck
Railroad.
The 12.45 P. .11. train connects with Canal
Railroad.
The 7.20 A. 11. Accommodation, and 3.10
P. 111 trams connect with Danbury <l:Norwalk
Railroad at Norwalk.
Trainsfrom .-‘V'orwn.lk to JV?-10 Haven-—— A1’
9.15 .1. 11., at 2.38, 4.57 (ex) and 6.14 1’. .11.
Seclargebillofadverfisement at the Sta-
tion Houses and Hotels.
Supt’s Office, 4th Ave. and 27th S1.., N. Y.
Ass’t Supt’s Oflice. Station House, New
Haven. JAMES ll. b.IOYT, Sup’t.
FOR BOSTON.
' HE regular Mail Linc via. Stonington, for
Boston and Providence~In1uud route
without delay, change ofcars or baggage,
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK,Cupt. Joel
Stone, and C. VANDERBILT, Capt. W. _H.
Frazer, -in connection with the Ston ngton and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail-
ro ids, leaving New York daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, from Pier No. 2 North River, first
wharf above Battery place, at 6 o’clock, p m.,
and Stonington at 8.30 p.m., or on the arrival
of the mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30
. m.
p The C. VANDERBILT, from New York,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. From Sto-
nington, Tuesday, Thursday and Suturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from N. Y.,'l‘ues-
d12y,Thursday and Satiirduy From s1.011l11g-
ton, Monday, Wednesday, a.nd'Frid11y.
Passengers proceed from Stonington per
Railroad to Providence and Boston, in the
Express Mail Train, reaching said place seve-
ral hours in advance of'tl1e.=-.1: by other routes,
and Ill ample time for all the early morning
lines connecting North and East. Passengers
that prefer it remain on b(1u1'd the steamer
enjoy a night’s rest 1111di.-tu1-bed. breakfast if’
-lcsired,n111llenve Stoningtou 111 the 7.15 :1.
In. trz1in,co11nccf.111g at i’1'ovidc11c.e with the
11 a. 111.frz1in for Boston.
A Baggage Master ac-.con1pn11icsll1c steamer
and train lhron_<_>h each way.
For passage. berths. state-rot-nxs or freioht
apply on board the st-r-a1ne1'. or at the freight
office. Pier No. 2 North River. or at the ‘of’-
Every thing else at a Discount.
HANPORD SCOT '1',
Importer and Wholcs-.1le Dealer in
Cigars, Wines, Brandies, Grins.
&c., No.17 Jumcs Slip.
One door fro1n South-$1.. New York.
Liquors of the choicest brands. warranted
to be pure, for me1.lieinal,mccl1anical or sac-
ramcmnl pu-.'poses continually on liand, and
all orders tbro11g11tl1e mail,raptai11s of sloop:-,
_or:_=t.ean1boat John 11:11-t, promptly attended to.
In consequence of the iiicveascd value of
money, a large 1-ednction will be made from
former prices.
New Fall and Winter
33 R '32‘ C G O B S .
An entire new stock of DRESS S1LKS;an
entire new stock of DE LAINES, Plaid Pop-
lins, Valentin Pluids, Plaid and Plain Meri-
nocs,P1'i111s,an11 an endless variety of other
Goods.
S [I A W L S :
An entire new stock of Shawls.
IlIlOADCLO'l‘IIS:
An entire new stock of the best make of
French Cloths. A Burgiiin,
LADIES’ CLOTIIS:
A large assortment. Cheap.
lmliroidcrics, Ilosicry and Gloves,
and an cnd1essvarie:ty of Goods, all of which
will be sold at c.\t1'cu1cly 131v pi-ices,
Many Great Barguins. C. J. GRUMAN.
3UIIDING MATERIALS.
Pressed and common Brick,
I.'1me, cement, calcined Plas-
ter, Han‘. and Marble nust.
HE Subsc1'i1Jcr.‘1aving dissolvedtxis con-
T aegllon with ‘W’. C. .*‘"1:nn1-:'r, Esq. in 1.119
business, will conllnut it on his own ac-
coun1;,aurl will keep 21 good assortment of
the above named a.rt.1cl.es constantly on hand’
which will be sold cheap for Cash.
15 CHAS. T.l1EONARD_
Office removed to Sellickha Packet Office.
OW is the lime to have your Bindin
done, when it can be done cheap, at the
EXCELSIOR 120011’ BINDER)’.
,I,;1r_g,e ,gI,2's_t_au711£ made on large quantities.
Age of Intprovem-cuts.
\I(l'l‘ u. whit. behind. but vns-'1‘.y .<ll1)I'lll1Y‘ to ,
,. any thing over (1li'1~,rc11 in 1:11’.-. 11;:1rl-zet. is Q
1.11) :1.-~*o”11r.1-111. 1vl1i1-11 111:\1' 12111111 " 9-11“ ‘‘X' 1
11-11.~11'a-. .~i111'.l{ 111' .\'1111.'<-:.-, li«;:'.1‘1'-‘.1\‘s:..;1l 1''. ll. 1
N11-11‘-., .\‘11111l1 N211 11.11131,
1.-12. 1111- l‘I1il.1.-=1-pin-1'111:-1 .i11‘€‘(".ll.-‘.‘<_‘;l.)1‘-‘ll:mill
be -.-.-fo11'i>l1a-11 :11. the <-.\'f1‘:1ordi11-.11v 1!1-T1.-l11p-
o1.1n:.a 111' .-1r.i1-11.:1- in !his pumice .=i-..1- of
b11si111~s.s, anal do in-tier if they 1-‘.111.
Let the ‘l.it.111-:11-y in-.1:1 111141 $111111-:11. crum-
Fm-I 11111! :1. frit.-1111 1,l1:11.1vi1l1n:1k1-1.111-111cu11'l'o1'1.
;111lc;u11l 111: 11':-c froin n:'1i.~1e ulnl -'11::-1..
1.1.-1‘.1.111-I111,-.11 co111t‘l for the I:1.~f.v1 of flu-
niost 1':11-1ti11io11.~1 1~'|1:1ll be _:;1-uliliq-«l——1111l. b-.~'.~c11-
i11g,ln11. :11l111i11is1«-1'i11g in 111011‘ (~nm1u1'i.~‘.
Let ihe poor (H1111:-; for ‘List 111-1:-ml 41 1'ri1-ml
that will guard 1.110 po1‘kuls.s:11'i11g son1ot11i11g
by which otlicr o.11_in_v1111-11l.s niuy be ob1:1i111-11.‘
Let 11'11ocve1~ will conic, and behold :1 stove
so woiitlcrful that :1. wlmln 11211'1‘0l of flour .111-..-1
been bziked in it with 11 1-inglc fl1'(‘.‘.Vlfl1(JUl.
replcnisliiug, rcq11i1-inn; 1-i,c_,vl1t 1.r.11.(-111:1-s to do if ;
a stove that has bnkr.-d :1 batch of bread, with
no fire iii 11. after 11en.t.ing the oven.
Come and see the extraordinary cold wcatlier
annihilator: in the form of Sua:'ord’s $1.000
Challenge Heater, econninical in its use, with
hundreds of rcfereiices to substunt.iate its
1.111lI‘V5.'ll01lS working.
Come and see :1 stove that consumes all the
gas which -.1ri.~;1-s from the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigcn from the atmosphere, that it.
may add to its already enormous heating
power, and belier please its happy muster.
Come and see inuny useful articles, and find
those who are happy to show and explain,
with no charges save where pllrclinsen ure
mode, at
‘ -I‘. H-. NA-'3f.l'S. .‘¥o1u‘l1.-’V'nrzoal/c.
'E'omb _étones 64. Monuments,
ATTHE
Norwalk lhlarble Yard !
.I\"c-or he Bridge, .z\“orwaI}:, Co-nu.
EPllI.Ch‘R-AL M0l1l11ll(:!1l.S&G1'l).VCS1.0n(3
ofevcry variety of pattcr11s,a11d of the
uiost skilful workmanship. The bes1u.ss0rt-
ment of American and Foreign Mai-ble,kep1
constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to proc11reMonumentsor
any kiu11o1'1\1a1-ble ‘i1'o1'l~:s. me invitul to
cnlland give a personal iuspcctionnf his
material and workmanship. as this will be
more satisfactory than to pl11‘Cl1zl$\ orugcnts
without an opportunity 0f'tcstil1g the qual-
ity of the article c.o11t1'ac11-(l for.
Eflhe Lettering and Ornamental work
is executed by experiencedworkme11.a11d
can warrant it 1.0 give cnf.ir«-satisfnctioii.
.1. M. SMITH.
Norwalk Dye Works.
Foot of 1117711 Ifill, .Vor1va//.', (Iowa/1.
OHN PICKENS, practical Dyer and Itc-
finishcr ofSilk, Cotton. and Woolen goods
ofcvery description. bogs leave to rc1.urn his
sincere thaiiks to his friends and the public,
for the many fizvors bestowed on him since be
commenced business at Winnipauk. and he
would now inform them that he has removed
as above, and fitted 11p 21 Dye l-louse and Fin-
ishing Room in the most complete manner.
with all the latest improvements of the art of
Dyeing ; and having given 11p colorxngz, for
the Wiuuipnuk Comp-.1ny, he will now be on-
abled to do his work in :1 inunucr that cannot
be surpassed by any other establishinent in
the Country. ‘
Oflices for reception and rIcIi1‘-e2'g/ of Goods
At the Dye Works, f'oot. of Mill Hill. in the
rear of the old Bakery, and at his rt.-.-sidence,
Main-st., Norwalk. Conn.
/1 GE N '13’.
S11epard’s Bakery, N01‘Wt'1lli.
G. H. Randle «S: Brother, Winnipauk.
Lyman Plait, Main-sf... Duubuiy.
David C. Palmer. at Horace Lockwoo1l’s. No.
1 Summer sf... Stamford
David Selleck, West Norwalk.
Gr. B. Bristol, at D. Chapman's, Colm9.n’s
block. Pittsfield.
Orders sent by Adam's Express or by wag-
ozwrs, will receive prompt attciition.
Norwalk, March :2, 1867. 10
For Sale very Cheap,
NE of the best built, most conveniently
arranged, pleasantly sit11:.tcd residences
in the Borough ofNorw:1.lk. The building is
of Brick, constructed of the very best materi-
als and i11 the most substantial inauner. It is
in the immediate vicinity of t.11eb11si11e.ss por-
tion of‘ the Bridge, and is peculiarly well
adapted for a Physician or Merclinnt. us a. por-
tion ofit may easily be coiiverted into astore
or ofilce. Possession can 1 e givcm'nrmHiiafe-
iy if desired and terms of payment made easy.
For fur1.her particulars enquire of the Editor
of the Gazette. tf‘36
OED PAPERS,
UITABLE for wrapping paper, for sale
cheap at this office.
l~
Do you wan! a superb Soft Fur Hal ?
Go to RANDLE’S.
- 31'. In. B. Wrigh ’s
SCROFULOUS 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, Flucr Albus, and all other
Disases of the Womb,
. Nervous-
nesss,Couvu1-
sious, all Cutaneous
Diseases, Dyspepsia, In-
flammation of' the E5 cs,Er_v-
sipclas. Gleet. Pimpled Face.
Spitting and Vomiting of Blood.
Piles. Whooping’ Cough, Dropsien, Hys-
terics, Jaundice, and all other Discasee ofthc
Liveiulmpoteucy, Incontinence of Urine,
Influenza, Chills and Fever. G1-:1v1-l
or Stone in the Bladder, Disca-
ses of the Kidneys, L'I.lml.1u-
go and all fox ms of’
llheuma1.is111, Mu-
rusmiis £1 11 d
Summer
Complaints. Palpitatioii of the Heart. Tumors
and Ab:-icesses, Anemia, or Deficiency of
Blood, Atrophy or wasting of the
Bouy, Boils and Carbiincles.
Disease of the Spleen, Diz-
zincssl, of the Head,
Sliorlne:-"s of flu:
Breath, F1at111c11cc, Sick I'le'.1rlucl1e. Discolo-
1-atiou of the Skin, Ulcers and Sores general-
ly, and all inipuritics of the system whuf.ev-
or. For all diseases of the Chest, l.unqs and
'l‘h1'o-.11., it uiay be relied on as the most cili-
cncious medicine ever used. For all diseases
of 11113 Womb and female W€€1.li111.‘S.SL‘rl it is n
sove1"cign remedy. it may be relied 011 for
all dist-uses for which it is recoinmended.
_ N1-zw YQRK, Oct. 101.11. 1854,
L. B. Wu1on'1'——Dez11-..~1i1': I lmve for niuny
years been ucqiiaintcd with the xnedicinel vir-
tucs of your syrup, “The Scroitiloui-.1 Anti-
dote,” liave used itmyself, employed it i11
my family. and frequently recommended if. to
my friends and ucq11-.1i11fu1‘1ce, wlu.-11 ::11f1‘c1-ing
from an obstinate cough and other syinplmiis
of ince-.ssant or even decided and long con-
tinued pulmonary ilii-cases. I have watclied
its operation and ’e11'c-cts very closely, and
never knew it to act infurionsly. In almost
every instance when 1 hzivc-.--used it. or seen if
Deployed, it has worked charmingly and be11-
efic1al1y—-never failing to give sorne relief,
and generally doing dccitled good. It is,
moreover, pleasant. to lhe taste. I cncerfully
rccoxnmeud it for the cases it is dceianed to
benefit, believing it 1-1."-ally a very dc:-i1-111111:
compound, and a medicine that needs only
to be properly tried to be highly appreciated.
Yours respectfully and grntezully.
Rev, J. R. STONE. M. D.
Pastor of the Baptist Church, Providencc.R.I.
For a proof this, road the testimonials an-
nexed to the Treatise on Tnbercul-.11‘ Diseases,
which may be had gratis at any drug: store
where the medicine is sold. These testimoni-
als are from the most 1-espectab.e part of
the community in my neighborhood. an4.l111av
be consulted personally by any who desire so
to do. These cures are almost miraculoiis.-—
Try it, and you will not be disappointed.
Sold, wholesale and retail, at 409 Broad-
way, New York, and at all respectable drug-
gists throughout the U11io11.
N B.—Dr. Wright can he CDl1Slll1.(':d free of
charge, at 409 Broadway, from 2 to ii o‘clock.
P. M.. daily. _ 3?-130
KNAPP cl: LYNES, Agents for Norwulk.
and Steel.
FULL assortment of Iron and Stcelsuit
ed tothis market,jnst received and for
sale by WM. C. STREET.
APER DOLLS! PAPER FURNITURE!
. Something _ne_w for children; 1'.e_l"_‘,' 111.9115‘
ing and instructive. A11 endless variety at
A. H. CAMP’S
Ex!-.‘.elsi.or Book Emporium-
Plastering Hair.
OF :1 s uperior quality, at wholesale or retail
CHAS.'l‘. LEONARD.
Pure Potash in Tin Cans. 1
3. T. RAIBITT,
{U AXII 70 \\".\.~«lll11,¢,;‘11111-1-:1-.. N. Y., and 38
(_ 111111111.-rel... 1111-11111. '1 1111 p1'1apl‘l1-1111‘ 01'
1:11.-1 I’l'I’['./1-\‘1f 11:1;-1 14.1’ 111:1I:," .l"""‘* '°‘‘‘'" '1'"
111‘-:1‘:-.-i1._v 111' l1'1v111-,-_ V1-111v 11l1:1.l1l1-1-111111111111 Eur
L111-:-1.1‘-:11;-;1l11-1' l'..l.:1:=.l1. 'l'l11-:1-111111-1':1Ii1111 11-1.-
1u-x-1-:111-1111;:-111-1.11.111211.1111:13:, 1ml.-.vill1'~1n1ul-
111;.-_‘ ifs. \':1111:1bl¢' pI‘1.pv1'1-i1'~=.151-1w in-;1I'1y 11111.
111’ 1:511. 'l‘h-- |'11.pri1-1u1'11:1s lulu-11 1111- 1'«-sp1111-
.~<ibili1.y of 1-'11l1.&'.1'.1‘il1i:11,~_ his11:11111-1-1011-ry puck-
.'1;_-,1-. uml 1v:11'rn:1ts 1111- .-«I11-11_«_-1.11 1.11 1:1-l1|1l111I'I11,
21.1111 ivlivn 11:14:11 -.1lw:1ys [Il‘(Illl1t’-ll‘~f—'.' 111!‘ -"Hill" |‘-‘~‘-
snlls. l’u1:1.-h many times is iI.(lUl1.(.*1‘:l1.I:11 \vi1.11
salt. 1vl1i<-.11 is 11e:<1.r11clio11i11 Innkinll -Q-""11-i
i1.11111kcs 1111: 1.111114-s say they did not 11-.11’:-
-,r_oml luck, cf.c. (lnc ot|1c1-1-ensoii l.h:1I. l'o1.-
az-‘I1 has gone 11111.01 use, is, it is so 1111pI1-1111:1111.
to 11:1u«ll1-, being put 11p i11 woodcii cu:-'11’:-', and
111.-co111i111_: u livuid in 11u111y cuscis, and vi.-ry
trmililcsome to the rctuili-1's. .
Now the proprietor first obtains pure 1'o1.-
nshes, always being the sauna: streiiglli, and
producin;,;~ lhc snine results, and will wurrmit
it in all cases, if the directions :11'el'0llo1v¢-d,
to produce double l.l1ecf1‘1-cl. in making soaps,
and all other purposes for which Potash is
used, with 11111 directions for making the best
of Soft. Hard, or 1:‘z1ncy Soaps. 11. is mad»-
with little trouble, the lcy is all prepared in
five or ten minutes.
1 lb. Potash warranted to cut of
grease into good Soap.
1'2 lbs. will make one barrel of beautiful
soft soup.
Directionsfor making Soft Soap.
Directions for making Hard Soap.
Directions for Laundries and Ilotels.
Directions for cleaning cotton waste that
has been used for cleaning machinery of all
kinds.
Ilirectioiis for using this Potash i11 place of
Sal Soda.
Directions for sticking India-rnbbersolee on
Shoes.
All the above directions accompany
the can. 15:20
f
.1 lbs.
_ B. '.l.'. Babbitt‘:-‘.
BEST S./lLE.11’.A TUS,
S prepared entirely dif1'e1-e111. from other
saleratus. All the deleterious mutter ex-
tracted in such a manner as toprodncc Bread,
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without con-
taining a particle of Sulerzitus when the B1-cad
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without con-
taining a particle of Sn.lern111s when the
Bread or Cake is baked ; thereby producing
wholesome results. Every part.i(-.le of Sale-
ratus is turned to Gases and passes through
quently nothing remains but common Salt.
Water, and 1"lour. You will readily perceive
by the taste of this Sul1>.rut11s that it isen1.irc-
1y different from other Sulcrafiis. When you
pu1'cl1a.se one paper yo11 should take the old
paper with you, and be very pun-l.icu1u1' and
gel. 111: next exactly like the 1ir:=1.. uurnie and
pictrure. twisted Loaf-B1-cud, with :1 glass ef-
fervescing W{11.1:1‘ on the lop,a.-1 you see in the
bill.)
Full directions for inakiug Br!-nil with Sour
Milk and Crmm Tartar. and all kinds of
Pastry; also for m..1king Sud-.1 Water; also,
directions for making Seidlifz Powders, will
accompany each package.
B. '1’. BABBITT,
1:8 and 70 Washington-st.,N. 'Y.,and 118 India
sheet. Boston. Iy‘20
,__
Trees
./IT TI-IE soUTn .zvon 11241 11’
1'51” ‘U E. 53 E I1 ‘.2
V THE 1’1'op1-iclorswisli to calllhc attc11tioL
of their cusfouicrs -.1111!-111» public to
their choice stock of Fruit nud ()1'na111e11l.:1l
Trees, consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum,
Cl1erry,1'cacl1, Apricot. (¢11in1-1-. Si.1'n1vbe1'-
ries,C.oo.sebe1~ries, 1'1"/lilo }5l‘11L‘klJ{‘l‘l'lI:S, aiid
black Naples Clirrants.
Norway Spruce, White Pine, Balsam Fir,
American Spr11cc,Arborita.~. 111-cpiiig wil-
lo1v, llorsc Clicstnut, l\lou11tainA.-11.
Also, the pure Red A11twcrp,whi1.-11 we war-
rant, nnd hold o11r.~1elves 1'espo11s1l1l1- for its
being the pure plant.
GEO. SEYMOUR 11'. CO.
15' We wish to call particuIz11~n1tentio11 to
our large stock, beingthe largesI.i11theStute
ofdwarf Pears, of :10 or 40 choice varieties.
Cheap Cash Grocery Store.
HE Subscribers would re1.urnthei11.huuks
to the public for their very liberal patron
age for the lust fouryears. and they hope that
by strictattention to f11e1111n1sof‘ 1l1ecommu-
nity.u.m111y f-.1i1- and ho111.11'aLle dc-nli11g,to
mcritand receive a C0111-11111111101.‘ of the ir for-
mer custom, believing as they do. that they
can and do sell all gfJ0dEll11.llOll‘lll1C. at as
cheap :1. l'uf.e:1nd-us good :1 quality as caube
found at uny other slorcin the county.~
They are now offering great bargainsin Teas
Sugars, &c.,and would invite an examina-
tion of then large and 1'rcrl1s.1ock of Groce-
ries and Provisions. A. 1‘.l('111EH0l‘SE.
No. 4 Skiddy’s Block
Agricultural Implements.
VFIIE subscriber has now in storeafull sup-
ply of the best quality of‘ Agricultural
Impl emcnls, which are offered at the lowest
New York prices. Among stock are Horse,
Ox, Side-hill, and doublejmould board,Plows,
Castings for same. Horse and Hand Rakes,
Grain Cradles. with 01-,without Scyfhes, Put.-
ent and cou11no11 Scythe Snalhs. Silver and
Cast Steel Ssythes. (11 very s11per'orarticle,)
Rifles, Scythe Stones,‘ Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
die. WM. C.E-1'1‘R EET.
Norwulk,June 1-’.01h. 1857.
THE NEW YORK
STEAM SAW IVIIII.
Ann MACHINE Co11r.12~:1'.
Capital $250,000.
HIS co1r.pnny 1121.3 bet-11 orgiuiizeul with the above
cnpit-111 for the purpose of s11ppl_vi11g tliedemnud for
the (.‘().\i1'1lNA'l‘It)N
PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,
AND O'l'l.l ICP. lMl’P.OVF.D ;\l.'1.L‘l~llNF.l{Y.
'l‘11e_v bnve p11'1'c11u.-,1-11 the entire I11:1cl1iner_\' l.111sim=ss
heretofore cnrri:-11 on by .1. M. F1111-1'.~u11 1‘; (.'n., 211511 the
.‘-lontgoiiiery W211-1<;~: in Yonkers, on the Hudson, 110111‘
this citr, and with the 5-\'p4.-1'ic11c.e umi fncilifie-1 combi-
ned in 11:4 orp,:1ni7.z1tio11u1'o prcpu 11-11 in furliisli mncl1ine-
ry of El” kinds at inure 11116-1'11l rules than has ever been
1.111-re<1 at :1n_v ntlu-1° v-~1*.:1l11i.~"1-rm-111.
The C.f'I.\|B1N.-\'1‘l0N SAW-1111.1. 11 as putt.-111v-l October.
8511, and 111 .now grneriil y m-lrxiowlcxlgod to be the
L'l1(-:1[1'?.~‘1. 111111-<1 prucficnl. nn-l 1-fliciclif. lumber 11111111112112-
Inriiug machine in 11,» worlul. A 1111-go 11111111191-111' them
nrc i11 .<1«ccc2<1:<1'11l opr_-rufit-11 in dilll-rc11i .<ccti1:11:i of this
cnu11fr_v, !"u11u1l;«1, ('11lr:1,:1i1.l F11. .\me1'i('n,:111d 1\l1erI.-Yer
their 111e1~lf.~1'l1111e 111-1-11 tr-stml they are being ndopfcd
by 111111111-1'1111111111211-1111-1-rs in pr:-1'1-ieiice in :1llotl1t-r111ill::.
‘l‘he 1i111o1vin,': letter cxp1'(-ssv--1 the ,-_re11e1‘ul opinion of
those who are 11.-iing 11111 (‘o1111.i12:11iu11 Mill :
BIESSRS. l7..'HP.l1sI>.\' N ("o.—(-'1-11111-111(-11 : l bnve tried the
an 11' mill ])ul‘('ll1.I.\‘l’Il uf'yo11,:111-l will s:1_v that it perfonns
well, and inure-f11:1n nu.-cf.~1 my 1-:<pec1afinn.~1. Inm \\'I‘ll
pleased with its pm-f'o1~1n:1n1~.r>. 1 1-1-1. it up on :1 small
strcmn 111:1’. 1111111111-11 constant wafer almul. nu thick as
my 1ittl1- finger, which was much inure 1111111 suflicii-nt
in .-111ppl_v the boiler. We are :1l1lc~ lo out 11,000 11-A-f. of
bcu111il'ul lumber in 1‘). 1111111-.~1, with sn1111-111111;: less than
one u . 1 wood. It in the ver_\' t11i11g we huve 51111111011
11902110‘ 1:1 our (--.111r.f1-y 1111' :1 11111; 111110. With :1 little
froul.-le and Mpi-n-‘L-, we :1 re eimhled to move if. from
live in (1-11 miles per day. and ::1t it up in the l1e.'1rt of
the 11111114-1'. which s:1vc.~1 the g-11-1-111 burfhr-11 of 11111111113;
the logo :1 long 1l1’.~'.t.o:11.‘(-f(1’ti1'3 1-.1111.
Yuiirn 1'1-1,-1.1-1~tf11lij', " .lF?.SSF‘. RIVER, .1R..
1.o11i.<1'ill»-, ’1‘e1111es.s’o-1-.
Tim f.‘ompuny lmvo ]11Il‘('l11|.“-I'll i.1‘.\‘1>':1 l’A'H‘.V'I‘ F2121»
AI:R.1.\'G1-::-!1~‘..\"1‘, \\’lIlL'l1 is 11111:-lrnleil nnd 1lPF£‘l‘ll.1l'Il in the
.'\‘ci1-ntitic Ame-1-icn 11 for Hctol-er 2-1. This adds gt’:-utiy
to the efliciu-11cy of the mill.
The f.‘U.\l11lN.-\’ll0N 1\lll.1., with all the recent 1111-
pi-ovon1c111.~1, 111111.411-11111 p11\ve_-1'1-1' 151 1m1~s(-:1,-i.-1 1-apzrble
01' :iH§l-’llIg' froin 3,000 to -1,000 beef in tuelve hour.-1, 111111
is sold 1111' $1,('..’10. THE 1\'F.W YORK f‘ll{(‘Ul.1-\ SAW
Mll.1. is u1:11;u11ac111red only by this ('ou1pu11_v. It is of
,~.upnrim~ r-oiistrinclimi, x1nd.~;nl11 for ‘£5 ]1l'1‘ (~c11t.lc.-:1tl11111'
ol11c1'111il1.~‘ of no g1.-um.-1-1-:q1.1«:i1_1-. A mill with 36 111
1'1-l—i11cl. saw can be sold for $1-1130 In 9500, and with 11 2‘
lmrse engine .-and boils.-1' 1&4 sold i'o1‘$2.fZ00.
S11-_1.\1 F..\'m.\'1t.~1:.n1l 111.111.1211.»; 1-I.\‘o1.\1-‘s of f1',(1;1r1 one to
100 11111-so pnwcr ; l.(‘1(‘nM1r1‘1\‘1-‘., 'l'L'11l‘I.AR, I-‘u'E, and C‘,.','.-
1::m:11 Bn11.1~‘.11s. 1111-11is11c11 ut g1'u211l_V r1-dnccd prices 1'rcm
former quotations. ‘
Dravvixigs, with plans and specifications for buildings
and 111ncl1i1.e1~_v, fu1'11i.~111-11 grnii.-1 1'0 our customei-:-.
Competent :11e(~l111111'r:s 1111: sent out to put up und set
in operation our innchim-r_v, who-11 req11i1-ed. ,
We :1l.~to )1mn11fuc1111e Fsn.\‘1:1.12 l1.«~111.\'1~‘.-1, 1’1..1.\'1.\'o 11.1
cm.\'1=_s., Sniuiic .\11L1.:S, nml 1\l.u:1n.\'.=.1=.1' 1:; (it..\}‘11AL.
Special 11111-11111111 1111111 to getting up S}1A17’11.\’Gu11d Pei.-
1.1:v:1, for 1111«111uI:1c1o1'ic.°, and 1111 kinds of 1111.1,-lVr:._1r:1n
Wonk.
Tlsir: Cmnpnny :1 re selling: in ggrent numbers :1 l".\'1'1LVT
1,‘o.\'u:.11. 11:119.-S-'rt1.\'t: 31111., for flour, corn meal, nnd ull
kinds ot'1'(-ell, wliic.-11 is proiimmced by experlencgfl mil.
12-rs,hot11 in this cu1111tryn11d E11ropo,'rn1-: arsr mu. xvvn
CO!\‘S.TRl‘.(.1‘E.'I1. it will 1.-1-ind more grain iii the sometime
111211 with l1:1li'tl11- power, o1 nny mill of the same price
in the lIlill'l\(‘t.
We also furnish other 21.1.1111».-: of GRIS71‘-1\11I.I.S, when
required
The 1111.1.-.1s;i.:d;;1dlol;1hi-1.e.-s of
T H E
UNITED STATES JOURNAL,
A large 11114.1 niugiiifccnt illustrated monthly l‘l(‘W§[)i\p9T,
devoted to 1111-:cn.1.\‘1c.1, Ao1ur:t'1.11:1u-:, l.1’i1-1RA'1‘URl-.‘, and
A 11L1s1:.\112v1' .
ln zulclitiun to ifs 11:-11:11 11111-nctimis, which have :11-
reavly given it 11 clrculzition of nearly 100,000 copies per
month. it Will liercziffcr contain a complete record ofall
new and vnlnnble l1r.cu.1:.'1c.\1. and At‘-RIC17I.TlYR.\I. IM-
Pnov1:)1n.\"r:1, cnibrncing a larger amount of practical in-
formation from C'X]19l‘ll.‘|l(.‘L‘\l writers in these specizilities
than any other p111:-licniion i11 the world.
I’B_ICE_, ONLY .50 CENTS A YEAR.
S'r.eci,men copies sent gratis.
J. hf. 1'i.\1F.l’.f:0N 5.; CPL, I’ubli5l1(|-:1)
.-_\.1_1d Agents for the
N.’ Y. STEAM S.-fil'—)IlI_l. AND MACHINE C_O.\lP.-\.\'Y, .
' No. 371 Broadu‘11y, New '_1'url.', '
the Broad or Biscuit while baking, conse- ,
rronrnnn 1
1212411. I
Cl.0iflllNli
Il':'.‘li1b/.E1"’€.’;.'l1'.llf~'.”L“1L!T.‘.1".1.l1/I
‘AMOQ CLARK,
368 and 100 Bowery,
.711.‘/u-/imi of 7'/ii/‘ll «ml I"om'//I. /l1‘f"7I'He‘9,
N E W YORK.
'7
'l’II"0FT17E S ’I'() F1‘. Y I31.-'7LI)[Z‘\'l'J'S'
.3,.111prisi11g TEN SPACIOUS FLOORS, devo.
11:11 exclusively to the mic and 1na1111fi1ct111'c
of 1111:1111’ 111.1111-2 «.11.o'rn1.~«l ufcvery description.
We have 1.he g1-11ti1‘_v...g au111o11nceme111. to
make; that, owing to the liberal pal.ron11ge of
an appreciating public, we have been induced
to fully refit and complete our ex1.cn.~>.ive 1-s-
tublisl11nent,ful' the sale of all kinds of gur-
ments adapted to Men’s, Boys and Children's
we.-ar. Our efforts fo cstablisli u lur-gr Iruuo
upon the
Low Price (Tush System,
Have succeeded beyond our most s:111gui11e
expectations, ntxd it is ulniost 11¢-edless to add
that this great principle, conibim-11 with thr-
udvantages of being located in the upper part
of the city, where rciits are only one-f'our1.l1
that paid by down town clofhicr;-1,111 the se-
cret of our success and the basis upon which
is built o11r much envied reputation as 1.111-
C‘/zmpcst Clo!/ling lVa»refin1I..sr in (In: City/.
Our various depttrtmcn is we present as follows:
FIRST FLOOR 011‘ 398 AND 400.
To the Sale of Ready Made Garments, prin-
cipally for Men‘s wear. ' ’
snconn FLOOR or. 3112,
We devote to the Sale. of Ydlulis and Chil-
drcn’s Clothing, 1'orn1ing‘}11n é_11tir«- separate.
department, comprising every style and qual-
ity of good.‘ to suit all sizes and ages. from 2
to 16 years.
P2ll'el!1S and others who may require goods
in this Dcpartuir-11t,will find our Stock one
1vl1ich cannot be su1'pas1.cd for elegance of
style and durability, and us qpr rates are in-
disputnbly below the cus1.' vwry sfzindurd of
Children's Clothing, we rcnpecltfully solicit nu
cxnmiuatioii of our Stock and Prices, which
we feel confident will meet the approbation of
the careful purchaser.
SECOND FLOOR. OF -100
Is filled up in :1 neat manner. and arranged
expressly for a cusrou 111:1'_111'r.1112.\"r ; and we
take plcus11rc in inviting our Palrons and the
Pubiic 10 an inspection of this l11'lJ.lIcl1 of our
Inzsiness, which they will find, i11 every rc-
3P‘*°i. Wl'1‘1.l1y their pat1'o11u;;;;e, for it is o11r
det.cr1ninaf.ion to replenish this department.
regularly with the ue1ve1-11. Styles of Cloths,
Cassitneres and Ve:-tings; which, with special
refeuce to our Customers’ tastes. us well as
f'ushio11 and elegaiice, we are prepared to
make to order at the shortest no1.ice_ and on
terms far below the usual 1-ates.
7'/Iirzl Floors If but/1. B-1/xi/«I/?u,q-9
Are occupied as o11r 11'no1.1:s.u.1: D1’-1'l'.t11'l‘.\l1-33:1‘.
which is filled with an immense Stock of
Each
and every article is muu11fuc1.ured with a
CLOTHING SU1'l‘.«\BLR FOR ALL .\[,1RK|]’|‘S_
view to s'rv1.1-1 and nuiumurr; and in this,
as in the other Departments, the pnrclinser
will immediately rlistiugiiish that our motto
is “Quick Sales and Small Prof-
its.”
CU’1"l‘ING DEI’A1’.'l‘MEN'l‘.
To this branch we have allotted the fourth
floor of No. 400, lthus placing the Cutting,
Trimming, Giving Out and Reception of all
work under our ow11 supervision, thereby pro-
cluding all po:-.sibilii.y ofthcre being any do-
ception in the umtiufaclure of, o11r work, and
on the fourth floor of 308 the workmanship of
each garment is inspected by the Proprietor
flcfore it is transmitted to the Sales Room.
PIECE GOODS.
The two spncloiis baseiuenta of o11r immense
Establishinent are filled with all kinds of
Cloths, Cussimeres, &c.,11-e-ed in the m:1uuf':1c-
ture of o11r Stock ; and in this, as iii the other
(leparfments, the most libs-1--.11 disc-.ou111s are
o7ered to omit BUY!-IRS.
A refert.-ncc to the following list of Prices
will SL'l‘VL‘ us 11 slight. criterion to the Public,
and fully sustain the ussertlon that our prices
are 15 per cent. below any other house in the
City. '
l1‘I1.OCK ("0A’l‘S.
Fine Black Frocks made and
Trimmed i11 good Style $215010 5 00
Extra fine do 5 00 to 7 00
Superfine do 7 00 to 10 00
BIISINIGSS (,‘OA’l‘S.
Such as usual price $4 and $6,
now selling from $2 50 1.0 5 00
Fine Cross ribbed Cass. Coats
usual price $55 to 37 now 51 ll-
iug f'rom 4 00 to 5 120
E.\'11'n 1incCass., usual price ‘$7
to $9, now selling from 5 00 to 7 00
FA LL OVl'1l{C_OA'l‘S, RA GLANS Szc.
Good style mixed and plain col-
ored Rnglaiis. from
Fine Cnssimcrn Ruglans, trim-
$2151) 10 (3 00
mod in style, 1,‘ 00 “ 8 00
Extra fine cloth Ovcrcoits and
Ragluiis, latest fashions, 8 00 “ 10 00
Superfine Cloth Raglauu, latest
fushio11s, 10 00 “ 12 00
PANTS.
Black Pnuts,g~,n ,exjt1-nsive us-
sortment, such as are usually
priced '31, $3 00 to $4 00, we '
110w offer 111. from $2 50 10 3 50
Black Pants, extra fine, 2‘. 50 “ 4 00
Superfine Black Pants, 4 50 “ 5 50
Fancy Cussi111erc,a11 extensive
variety,
Good suiviceabie pants, am-ll gs
Tweeds, Jeans, Satinetn, Un-
ion, Cassimcrc, 510.,
Fine i5l(l8 Stripe Cuscimere
200“ 350
1 0|) “ 2 00
P-.1111-.-, ln1.cst p-.1tterns, 3 56 “ 5 00
VESTS.
Moire Antique, different pal.-
terns, usual price $3 00,no1v
sold from $1 25 to 2 00
Extra fine Silks and Sntins, ‘.1 00 " ‘2 50
Superior Grenadine Silk, &c., 2 50 “. 11 00.
Allkiuds of Cloth,Cassi1ncre,&c. 1 00 “ 2 00
13‘ All the various kinds of goods found
111 similar establisliments at the same -reduml
AMOS CLARK,
(Late Cum: B11o'm1~:11s,)
308 & -1,00 _Bower__v, J uncilon of 3d and 4111
3311144
1111
rates‘.
.ov_en_1._1es .
Ejlclu f,3_‘:.t11c1‘l1sc111c11is.
1-’1-vn-.1111-.1-I»-era;-£11;11:11.».-,3:17,1:...-1.;-..«._~,‘:<, _'
Z‘.."’1aa3.1o f§'."‘:2'.!“'i;<:.*~.'.
.\'.'l'1l|‘I:.11'1;_-;.‘}'
..
.* -1~.':;,
i',1.:(1_\l :5‘:'.. 111 .§..‘.u11.
_ \\'l111l«-.-':1l1'2111<l 1-.v1:1.i1 111--.11:-1':-i11 l‘i:1u..
1«'orl.e.-1 11.1111 1111-lo1l4_2o11:-‘, 11111-1‘ :1 1:11--,;v 21:.-1-1'1.
111»-111.01 i11str11111c111.s of 1111: 11:-arl. 111111.--1-.-1..l'
New York 2:111lLosio11, :11. the 1'.-ry l(1\\'1~:-’l. pri-
(‘f.‘.‘l. 1'--rs«'111.s wishing :1 goml in.-*t1'111111-111.1.1111
:1»-iv-cf. 1'1--m1 ax. greater vu.1'i1:t.y than :11. 1111;,-
ofllcr 1-.-.1.:1bli:=.hu1eut.
N. Tnu1:s'ro:~.' .11 Sons,
.‘i."i-1 ll1‘o:11lw-.1y, N. Y.
N. B.--l’i:111os and \lt'l(1ll-H111:-'.l.0116111..S1:/ll;
The Coiisumptives Last Hope.
AILY experieiice proves tl1-.11.Cons11n1p-
tion is not that futul 11i.~'c:1sc which i1.w:1:-
once thouglit to be. We ure. daily l11::11'i11go1‘
the 111os1.z1ste11isl1i11,rr c11rus.\vI1icl1n1'c n1:ul<- by
the use of the l¢lA.“~’l‘ INDIAN C()‘.\‘SU.\f|"-
'l‘lVlr} l'll~2.\ll".DY. The 1-eccipc of which will
111- sent on the receipt of FOUR P()S'l'.-U-‘-111
.‘-T-’1‘AMPS. or -.1 pint bottle. by the 1-c1ni1.1;111ce
of $2. Address
1y."1s Dr. f‘-RAY, 508 llroome St.., New York.
Welli11g’s compound Aldiica
IJMIMBNTI !
‘HE Subscriber I1-.-;_{s ".1--.11-c lo c-.111 the :11.-
tu.-ution oftlic public fo 1.11‘-.-.11-'-1vu111'l vul-
unl-lc ]')l'I}p{l.l‘1l1.l()[1 o1'AltI\'*1C.-1,combined with
u1>.‘l'111.l1I Vegetable l'.l.1rl.1':1cl.~1, us. 1111:-.111'p11..-.x~o1l
for its 1-I-.-ruing U‘ Curutive p-_opc1'I.in.-'.‘ in all
those external coinpluints for wl1i1-.11 Lin-
iments urt‘ used, such us l'.'u/.1, lb-m‘.w.-.-, C/mfes
G";/3, Rlmnmtisrii, Gout, .11‘/-mz)1Iv am! In-
flm_mnufm'_1/ l’uins, A’?-111-:1Igic1. I-Imulrurhr
P.u‘ns in. 1/1» .‘.-,'iaIt', liar/r or Joints-, 111 all
such cases it may be use.-11 with 11 cc-1-1.;1i11ty of
giving1'clicf'. I1. is good in fuel. in n|lCon1-
plaiiits whcrcaii ext-:r11:11 upplicutioxi is 1'9-
quired, for man or heat-.1., and the .-11111sm-i111-.1-
can conscientiouslyrecominend it as one of
the best l.i11i1ue111.:-1oftl141 duy. PI'[1'f‘25 curls
per bottle, S. G. WELLING, Sole |’1‘op1-ietor,
New Rocl1elle,N. Y. Bush, Gale «Y Robin-
son. Wholesale Agents, 1811 Grccnwicli Street.
New Yo1 k. B1537
Kxarr .1: Lv.~41:s, Agents for Norwalk.
Dr. Gray's ‘linrivalled
PAIN EXTRA (.."1'0R.
‘OR Cl1ro11ic or Influuxmatory Rl1nn1n:1.1.is1n
Swelling, Pain, and Cruuip in the Limbs
or Sides, White SW1.-l|i11_<_(s and I-'el-111:5. l*'ros1.-
011 1-‘cel.,C11ilb|-.1in.-1. Corns, 'l‘ic Doioreuux,
Nervous and Sick llcadache. Bar and '1‘ooth-
uchc, Erysipclus. Bites 211111 Stings of Poi.-‘on
o112-1ln.~1ccts, Flesh Woiindsi. C1113, Brni~.1-.~1,
Scalds, Sprain:-1, Group, and Qiiinsy. Hold
bv llruggi.-tts and Store-kccpc1*s g_r_1-111-1':1l1y.—
Manul-.»1ctu red at 486 B1-omlway.
M. W. G11.-\ Y. Proprietor.
All orders pro1np1.=y ntt.n11dcd to. sly:-21)
.1on:< A. \V1«:1«;n, A;:ent.1'o1- Norwnlk.
N O R W A L K
T
SADDLE, HARNESS & TRUNK
IEI1\flIIE’QIB.1'lJ1\/ll.
‘WM. 15. SWAN would re.-1.11r11 thanks to
the citizens ol'Norwn1k for 1heirliber-
al patroiiagc 1luri11g the 19.11. 111 ynursi, and
will endeavor to deserve ils co11ti1111unco-. lie
is coiistuiitly 111a1111l'11cl1u‘i11g. and 111:1-ps on
banal. :1. full nsso1't1111‘111. of llu1‘11o-.~:=., of all «le-
scriptions, coinprlsiiig all kinds of Buggy,
Gig, Express, C-.1r1.. Coach. F-..11‘111 and Wagon
lI:1.rm-ss ; also :1 great v-.1ri1_-ty of Lnilies‘ -.111-1
Gcutlemcn-‘s Riding Saddles, B1-11111-3, .\l-.1rtin-
gales. &c.;Co1l2u'si11 great. variety and every
style of p-a.tte-rn , Fly Nels. lIo1'sec1oths,Slablc
F111-11it111'e., S-.1.«ldlr-1-'.~1 11 11111 11'11re, W hips in end-
less vnrict,Y, 'l‘1'unks of 2111 s1’/.1-s and 1lesc1'ip-
tion 1, Valisai.-1,Cn1‘p1‘-t Bugs. S-.1tcl1el.s, 1311:.
He feels well qlllillllllfl by his 1on_-.1: experi-
ence in the l111si111-ss_, to judge of 111:’: tzI:=h-s
and 1-eq11irc1ncnt.~;o1 those l1uvin;_z on-1-.1sio11 to
patronize an 1-xtcnsi 1'1-. Sarldle-1-y lis1.nl1li.sl1-
menl. Allin want. of anything in his line,
will do well to give him 11 call.
Orders for any kind of work promptly exc-
c11'.cd. Repairing done neatly and cheaply.
WILLIAM B. SEWAN,
Door from D. 1} AT. 11'. ii’. Depol,
NonW.\ 1.11, Cox .\'.
Ff/‘sf
f'ert111zers ! Pertilizei-sl
P1-2RlIVlA.\' undColumbi:111 Guano.
Siipcr-Pliosphatc Lime. Poudrette,
Loud Plus1.._r, &c.,
constaiitly 01111111111, and for sale by
CHAS. '1‘. LEONARD.
Norwalk, May, 1857.
_ RI'l‘TANIA,Jnpan’d and SilverP1:1ted
Wares, English and Aincricnn Knives
and Fork:-, :11. F‘. 11.NASl’l‘S.
South Norwulk.
Zinc ?a:1nts.
V ‘H1-Isubscribcr offers :1 f'ul1 11ssorf.1nent of
the celo-bratcd Zinc l’ui11f..-1, comprising;
snow white, white. pearl and brown. ground
i11 oil,111-.11111fnct11rerl by the "' New Jersey
ZiucCompa11y,”nnrl 1'or sale at their lowest
prices. W11. C. S'|‘REF‘.'l‘.
Peed, Peed.
‘HE subsc1'ibc1-.~ kei-pconstaiitly mill-and
every 1lcsr:riptio11of 131-1‘-11. 111111311 it will
be 11 plcus11r1.- to sell to their c11s1c;ne1-.~ at
nlltimes and no growling. Give us 11 call.
A. -.‘.11)llEHOUSE.
New stone Yard.
GOOD ussortnient of Flagging, Curbing,
G11ttcr,Stcp. Window Sills and Liutc-ls
ofNor111l{ivcr Blue S1oue.ju.<1. received and
for sale by C11.1.-1. '1‘. 1.1:o.\'A111».
Norw-.1.lk, November 1.5256. 47
2jP‘U‘1VI?S.
PINE .\ssort1neu 1 of Pumps. consisting
of Well 1’n1nps, Weather P1-oof'1'ur Wells
ofany1leptl1, both Force and Suction, Hose
and PlpP:1.1.1.:1f':l1(‘.-(l .i fwzuitcd :Cistern Pumps
1lo.va1-ioilssizcs ; Brass 111111 lro11 Cyleiiclm-,q_
at 1'‘. ll . NAS1l’S. .\’nuI.’: ./\"nrum/Ir.
I_ OSIERY, Hosiery. Hosi»-1'y. l.21dir.-5 will
find it to L111-i1-arl1':1:1l:1;;-c to cull and see
our stock before p1Il‘(.‘l1uf-‘ilig.
0. S. CLARK.
Yarns.
HAVE now on hum] :1 l:1r;;c stock of 1119
1:-111 Q11z1kv1' Y:11'11s, and nm the sole ago111.
for the sale ofthe s:11111>,a1:=o the \\’1-111'1: I"1..1:.'-
.\‘1-.‘L. C. J. (ln1vn.1.\'.
$500 Wanted.
F011 one or two years. on unencumbered
a1l(lll11]’)l'0VI‘(l Real Estate worth double
the amount. l-‘urp:1rtic11l:1r:1 enquire ut the
o1‘1‘inco1'l.l1e Norwulk (1:1'/.1:11.e.
IF‘ "('1' ES. 3 2
50 Per Cent. Reduction
FOR CASH.
G. 3’. GKUIVIAN,
(2 HEAT SA LE 0]" FIIIIS,
All of gt-n11ine m-.111-riul and 111nn11fac1111'e.
A large and bcnnlilul nsso1‘1.1111_-111 of sets of
Vi1*_to1*in,¢-s. ,l’il,o1-es-11s, Capes, Cull_=1, ,\lnfi's,
('2a11ntlet:~.&c. I'.o.=t1n1if::l s.=-is 111' Min}; at a
great Bnrgznin. All of gr-1111i11c well 901.1501]:-11
skins, at half‘ the us11:1l prim.-. _
C. J. GllU1\lAN.
___... -_..__.___._-...
Sledges and Hammers.
TONEa111lBlnc|1s1uif11‘s Sledgcs au1lhum-
} Int-1-s,l:1llsi7.es,j11:-:1. 1'1‘-coix-r-ll by
W111. C. ."l‘REl?1‘.
OARSE‘->(—Gro.y) Rock S2111, for sale in any
quantity, by HUBBELI. & CO.
I-IIIVIIIB! LIME 1
LENS FALLS, Wood’s-.1111! Hill‘: Lime,
for sale by the Bushel, Barrel or Loud.
delivererl if desired, at as low prices as can be
hud from the l£iln"s. by
U HAS . '1‘ . LF.0NA.RD.
BALM of 11. Thousand Flo'.ver:=..
Balm of X Tho11.-111111 Flo\'.'el‘s.f'0rs:1lcl y
KNAP1’ .11 LYNES.
New I'1o11r.
UST received '1 lot. of new Wheat. Flour,
' 01- f.'~ORNW:\I.I.’S.
New Books.
'1‘ OSS Side, by author of'A1one and Hidden
1 Path, 'l7‘resh Leaves, by Fanny Fern,
Phelps N- l - 011)’ Guide. 1vi1h a new and ac-
curate Map.
Paper dolls, how to make them. Paper
dolls furniture, how to make it. Just. re-
ceived by
' KNAPP, cl: LYN__E:‘.
(I 1 /5'.
— - f . .{
£11111 1. D1 1
.. - . « ., - .
l~'r1~111\'l:1S\'lll-.l{, l“.‘."l-I.‘-' \i-~'-
11.1.1:-1-, Appll-11-n‘.. l111il-!Iv1-.(. 311'» -157’-
'.r.*.‘:x.z: ac-r/I1vU.:3!-:.-2i.r=. 3. .11. av: 11:33-22
19.
J.
(.‘o111II11'1‘1:1:1l.
:\l~'1v'21:1lllv-,
um! 1-'i.1.‘1i11'l.Il
.\":s'.'.':-p.1p1-1',
l’1;l.li:-.11--11 moiitlily by _
1'12-‘.>l(}lll'i1~L, ('1\Vl'I.\ A‘. 1.21). ’
_Z1«i1LliI'u:1~l\\11_Y. 11'. ‘1.
Maiilcil 1.11.-11ll1:i1‘1'1l1l‘1'S :11-
512 0!-.'.-1."/'.x' .1 1'1-.'.-:/.',
_l".~.;(~.l1 111111111121‘ of the (}n:111u1:1‘«:i:1l lL1‘~gl>i,t_-1
\\'fll(‘.f1l|l.1t111:L ff‘.Ll'l*lnl|.\: ,,,-..,,-,“-ml and well (li-
K"5'-°‘l *‘~l“"-—'W'.v -\r1.i«.-1.-. :1 r1-liu11l1- 11':-po1'i.n1
1.111: s1.:11.v of 1111: .\1n1'h<-ls, :1 1",11l'l‘I-(‘L lizulk NM..-
]""‘-‘l‘1“"‘lKl3n¢‘l'11ll_y11.111l1i‘uI'11l::l.i1111l'IélllllV4:11.
("/rI)mm'r'iu/ uml '1'].-,~«-m /'/ ‘ll "
’ 1 - -~ .' I 1' . /I//.:'I.\.
i\1<:1'cl1-.11:f..-1.111 town or 1'.nII1Il.1‘_y will find Lu},-
llm 111-1.-_:1_._ 1,1",1a;l,‘1,1l :1.~1\v1-ll :1.-« 1111- 1-/,1-11,...-.-,' Np\\':'.
pz1p»:1'p11bl1sl11:d; Sp:-..\i:1l i1111111_~.-1...-.,1,_., ,,,i1',.,,.,g
1.4) :|.gI2ll1..~1itIlt1 2.110:-1» _'_;‘1'l.l.i1l;;‘ up (_llu1,.~;,
A11o|1'1-.s.~1 Vissmix-21:. Uw 1-;r.' 6'1. 011..
31-112 llrozul-.1.':1_v, N, \'_
I-"a1irban1z’s Pl-utforni £1. (loiilzxtegv
AIRBAN KS 1!’. CU. |1;1v~.- 1'1:1-.1:11lly upom-d
..'1-. '1'.‘ pH .
11*-1111111-1'11 it ion In! the 1-.
.-1111111111: in 11m 1121”) 11‘ .
"‘. ‘.:<1. ,-.11. L1v:,1; (“mix-1.u;."1‘rs.
. I'M--.'u-' In-/', or‘ .1'.-..- 1'..,/_- 1'-1.1.
- ‘-'1--1' -'n.1.-' ~1~1:nn:1|»l\' uzliplml 1-1 lb--in
11-.~ 1:11! '.:11 I 121111 111.-11' 111-111-1'1--i.1l 1-ii--.14
'1 112:1‘:-wl 111111.-ml. T111-‘y’ l1.111- 111 my
-"I11:-.1 for I110 1:111'.- of 1-(Ii-ru.-‘ -.:m.-
i«-11 1 mm 111-nfio.-1. 1 -. 11- y
- . 11-'li11t z~1u~;.11iv.- 111.14-h is 'noi1l1y
.; - :1.-of----1-111 11.1111 1111- people."
1-1:1->11 1 -- l~':mI;P..~11'Io_\'.
p ,,,,, _I_n'. 1,’. my .I. lfnur, or‘.‘;(. Lam.-.
i.-:5-1 en-~11-.rl1 to ."t‘Hll '11‘ml1:lvubeen
.1_; -1 11.113: -mlisfied 111-- that they um
in-.-dililie. :34) pi.-1:I11i.~ul,v urc lb;-‘.-
111 1111- 1111111411 =1 -L-u1.111:11 ll1f3\'S|'\,-1:]
-. 1 11-111‘ I‘1uv'-vi 5-1u:r L-11:.-H, 112,1-,1.-.
rill: 11..-111. 1-.11i1'l1 12:1-.1 1'.-:~i:-1<.l1l1.:
. 1|:-nl1' 11w. ln-11-L-11 1 I1.-11'-4 .-xp.-:i~
: . 111-ill--1.11.1 1.- eff}-L-11: 11 In :1lI111..=t all Um 1.0111-
1~1 111;. _'. 12 1'.-.-v.-'1:n1.11‘.1111:u1."
l‘-1'-. ‘. 1-1.151‘ —- l')1.1.1:u111r:.\ — REL.-‘.X. /
-~';‘_I..- l’-1'.,- 1-.11 111-1‘-
:1 spacious \V21re.l1o11::-- :1! 115.51 131'1m1l\\':1v,
New Yoxk, where they oil‘1.-1- -.11. 1v11o11‘-sulu mid
retail the most 1-.o1upl1.-lc .1-.::1.1-1.111:-111 of 1\’cigl1-
ing Appa1':1111si.obe1'om1din ‘.111.-1111111-1lSI.u1,.,,:,
.-\1nongt.l1e 111'l.iclcso1l'v1*1-11 will 111- 111111111 up-
wnr1l.~1 of suveiity dill'1-1'1-111 1111.-<li:ic::1io11s of
l~‘:1i1'11:11'1k'.;-1 Scales. Also -.1 _s_;1'o-.11. 1-111-11-1._v of
linkers’,Jewelers’, |')1'11,r.r1,,-‘i . GI'o1-c1‘:<', and
ntlio-.1-.-mules. Spring; 1l:1,.111.11.. "s. l‘:1L1-111 f.'v:1n1.-‘=
Te.-11.1.-1's,\l'cigl1fs:1n11 .\!1-:1::.111'1«;=, 1-Ir.
lluy :1,mlC():1lS1':nl1:t1scl i11:1.1j,- p:11‘1.o1' the
country by cxpcricncml \V0l‘1-i11:1"11.
Wllolesule Agents for ll1'o1\'11':-1 Illl])1‘O1'(.'1l
P5111,-111. Self-l1c111.lu1,z l.'.of:11‘y 1"l:11.l1'o1‘1.
()1‘.'l4'-1'9 by 1u:1il or otl1erwi.v4- will rum-ivc :11-
t6=.nf,inn_ l7i\l lill.-\1\7i‘i ‘>3 .1‘. Cf). .
1.110 189 l}l'u:1(l\'.".I_$', New York.
‘Saddlery, Harnes and Triink
Empoaxurmz
- "BE S.1l'.sc.rihe1'k1-cps ‘nstu111.l_v on hand,
and will make to-ordc1'.:11l 11r1.icl1-s.z1ppe1'-
1ai[|'.ngl.1J his line of l)11si11i-ss, 111' 1111- be:-:1 11121-
t.'21inl:1n-I work111:1n:-‘hip, -.1111! :11. low prices.»-
Evci-y description of lluriw-‘s coiistautly on
.1and,o1- 11121110-9 t.oordoe1' ; :11:-'11 =1. -,1*1~-,--.11. vuricely
of S'[1](|lI}S,B|'l|llI'S, M:ll'l.lII,'r:1lc.-:, PH‘... 21190,
Fly N1.-1..-‘-, Horse-clotlns. Whips in c11dl~.-:=s vu-
rir.‘v.'l‘1'unks of all .si'/.cs 211111 111-..‘C1'i[11i11I1.~=,
Vzili.-?es,U.1rpc1. Bugs, S:1l.::l:--15.1-1.1%.. etc. 11:»-
pmsiiig 11:,-no neatly and pi--1111p1l,v '13] L111-
°1101[f‘Si. notice, 111111 most 1'e11.'-zoiiuble i.'1i1‘ill'rS.
WlLl.1A.\1S. .1()Nl-ZS.
P-I.1~11.si1le. the Bridgzc, W4-slporl. ‘ill
"' S B 1?. 2E 0 ‘U 3 21
W 0 0 '3' ,
l>A§a'Bl7l\.Y, (.‘1.)I§f\'.
‘HE S11l1.sc1'i11e1-, luiviiig pure-l1:1s1-d the-
ubove 11111111-.11 Ilolcl, is [)1'4‘[1lt1'O.'(1 to re-
ccive pe-1'111u11c11t and 1.ru11sicnl. 11:-:'11‘1lc1's,-.1111‘:
to cute-rtziin '|‘1-avcllci-.~' and 1112 Pnulic g1~11er-
ully. The 1-lolc-1 is lurg.-;e. co111111odion.<, and
is f_1I.ted 11p with the 1-.o111'<-ni1~r1ci1-s of modcru
Hot-:1:-t; it n.‘1u11rl-.111tly supplied with [1111-1-
Spring \1'a1.1:1',:1n1l is plv:1~".111t1y lnc:1Ic1l,n11
the Main Street, wi1.hin~.1 wry fa-w ro-ls r.1f'1.l1+-
Ilailrozid 11+-pot,
l,1.1nl1nr_v iv one of 1.11" fin-‘st 9.11:1 l:11'g1sl.i11-
land towns i11Co11n1-nth-.111; In.-ult11y.pI«-11511111;
and is ;.;cner-.1.lly :ulmi1'cd for its fine 5-31111111‘
trees 111111 bca11ti1'111 .~vr-1-11-1-1' 'l‘hcre are also
nstuh1is11c(l-.1 n11 111111‘-1' of-,;o1_1-1 Bo:1r<1i11gr_Schools:
for Boys -.1u«.l (111-ls.
The 1111111.-1';-i_p_-11ml will .sp:1i'P no pains 1.0 5411-12
sa.ti.uf‘ucl.io:1 1.111115 (law.-t.’-.:111«.l .<-oli1'~iI..-11.1112 pul-
1'1n1u:.'u of his Fri:-11-l.- 2.1111 111-.‘ P1111111-.
l‘."l1.1.lA.\1 P. :‘~."|‘112VI".NS.
Book Binding! Soak Biudiiig ll
ATIIER yum‘ .\l;1gg1 in-.-:= log-21111-1‘ and
have 1.l1P.m 1.111111-l. S1511.-.~‘. mill ;11'lL‘4‘.‘| 1.11
suit the il!I11:.<,21i tl1=- 11211111.-:1.:‘-1111: Poor; B1.\m:1iv
-\. 11. U.-\ ,
No.17. :I.ll1 S1.
u 1'
fires}:-1 5-‘.‘.-snoccries.
rflli s111..~c1-i1n:1' kc-r-;-.~: 1-.o11.~'t-.11:ilyo11 1111111":
and i.~ daily 1-cc-.~i\'i11;; :=.11pp1ic:-: of
iiupcrior {U111 1";--1..-/1 !'l.~.wi/',/,/ C.-'/merits,
which he ii: prepureil lo .-‘r-ll 11:1 1-111-up as 1111-
u1(1.~€ iriferior q11-.1li1i-:5 can he pI11'cl1:1sv1.l else-
whe1'e'.fo1* L’-xv/1. Ilc i11vif1~.-1 nu 1-.\'z1111inatio11
of 111-1 stock uf.S.f.np1e (21-oz‘:-1'11-.~:. satisfied that
1he.',;ublic will (lists:-1'1: it to be for their own
interest to buy l.ll«}l11‘.~‘1. qu:-.1iLi1~=. of goods for
('n.~/.-. wh-.‘n tlivy can do be-H1-1'll'1.111 they (-211:
l.‘1SC'vV1ll.'1‘1E(I[l Cr(’1ll1.. llirv him :1 cull as he i.-
=lc'tc_rn1i11e-,l"11ot to be 11111-1-.111:-1-i1.h1-1' in (1111111-
1y or price, and as be 1:.11y~z 11:1-1}-.1<l1. nnrl .<--l-
Iiug for C:1sl1.11e llli.(-1111:-J lo uiaiiitain t.he:1l1il-
ity to red-..en1:1ll he [1l'(m1l:71*:‘-.
ff. '1‘. ..T(.1l~1N1l.'A1.f..
G pp1).~l1l.1'.* D. S‘ N. Ii. 11. 1111
11113 Gas Fi1.ti11g bu:-.1 1111-35 will hen-en1'1e1
be carried 011 by us. Gus l‘ipr-sp111.i11 at
very low prices. by -.1 N:-11' York (2113 F1111,-1
lhut thorouglily 111111-.-1-.-l.:11111.~: the business 111:
is following.
El-as E‘1_1_;l;r11;res.
' E have -.1 ,9;ooo1 :=ulcc'.io11 of newest pal-
V tern.-1 of‘Chn11deeliv1'.<. 21.1111 Gas [1‘i.\:t11rcs.
which we now offer 111 the public 9.1.1.116 V-‘l1(1lc-
sale price. which will 1111311‘-1 })_l‘l_'tl.l. induce-
ments for those i11 wniil. of U113 lfixturcs. for
there will probably not be such i111l11cc1ncnt.~«
ot1'c1-ed again, us tliosc 1-‘i.\'111res not sold we
are to return to the u1.1u11l':1.c1.111-ers. and we, in
consequence, offer she :11-ove -.ulv:111t:1g_es to
the public.
ila”pni.
Great Ilediicticn of ‘l°1'i'1;6$.°!l
lliard ‘Pinion! 3’.’a.1:ic IE’rice.‘.-:1
EAI) our List of Prion’-.-= and sec who sells
lhe r-.hr:1pe.':‘-1..
l.4l3S'l‘ S’1'OZ‘v'l'-‘. (.'llI.=‘«l.-\
Tea and l)i11nv1 .-1-ls 1-111111.311--1|. i1..:-111di11g 11.‘
.,.
pic-cu,-.~1, us c11111n1:1-:11:-11., 11.1 only i-‘J. "1-n -
.'
1 111.2. l)i1111c1-Pluto-.-1. 11-’ pieces.
1 1111'/..'l‘n:1 l‘1;1l1-.-:. '3 (10-
I do’/.. l’1‘cs1-1'1'c l‘l:11r.~‘_. 1'! (10.
1 doz. Cup l—'lat1-:1. 1;’. do.
| (|u;5,C(1ll'o'L' Cups :-.1111 S-.1111*e=1‘.<f, ‘.21 do.
1 (loz. T1--.1 Cups and L".:1n;-.-1'.-1, ‘Jaf 1111.
I 'l‘1-:1. Pot. S11;-_111. ('1‘1.:1n1-1', and
Slop Bowl. 1; do.
2 Cain-' l'l1'.i.t‘-‘i. 7. I10.
‘.2 111 inch llinne-r P1211111.-', 2 do.
‘.3 large Covered l.Ii%.l1' 5. -1 do.
1 .‘_-‘r.111cc Boat, 1 do.
‘.3 l‘irklo*.s, 2 do.
113 pieces.
The above Splcllllid Sci. for only $51; 11s1n1l
l?l‘l1’t1'. , ,
’|'<-:1 Sets, -14 pieces" $2.35, 11911211 price
. ' '1‘1ia S1-1..-’. Gil’ , gar, $2.251. 11:-uul
p1'icc.$?..?:'1; Cut (lo|rlEits.o111y .~';‘.’..‘.11.11.-11111
price ‘S-1.50; Cut \\'i11¢-s. $l.'75. usual-price
$2.51); Ca1.H.ul'R. $1.00. 11.~'1:-.11 price $2 00; 1.‘-.1.s-
tors. nut 11111111.-s. :~".’.::”1. 11.-111-.‘l price &;~1.1,1o;
Custom Picssccl, $0.13‘). 11.-'1::1l p1i(-+1 $1.25.
All of our n1:1g11ili1-1-111. :.11-ck \\ill be sold at
tlwsainie low rut:-s. ::.~= l-'_~11_9j :15: the "l1~.=11~1l
1.11111.-5" lust. Do 1111! 1:111 1o;:i\‘1-11.-:1 call uml
fcs1.1.he truth of 1-.‘l1ul. we .-‘:1_'.'.
1}. & E l(. 1.111314 ‘1\'()()D & CO.
2‘E'anc’v Goods.
D 111. l\'Z\‘lGli'1‘ 3; 1.51)., lmporlers and
9 \\'l1ol¢-sale 11152111.-1's in l*)11gli:‘.h, 1*'1'c11('b
'-1,1111 Gcruiuii Faiicy ({11mi.<, 1\'...~:_ 1:1; and 23
V escy street, (up .~'t1.1i1'.-‘.1 1:1-11-.1-1-11 B1-o-.111wuy
u11dC1111r1’-.11 street, New ‘1 ork.
‘ L'umb.3~—-1311111110, li11bl.1'-1' 111111 Ilor11 I}z1ck
_Lou11;.~_1,111 gm,-‘.11. 1:11-‘:1:-t.y ; 'l‘v.*i.st., Dressing.
zu1_11Ivo_1-y Combs. .f2'uHun\. 1‘4'h-.111-bc-:1u,(1ilt,
L-.1s1i11g,1‘,lo11:il_1', 'l‘11i:-1. liulw, M1-1:1], Silk.
Tl"'*3l\'l, Agutc, 014.-. i}.‘:1.-.-c/.1-.1--lluix‘,Tooth.
N-.111, clc. Linen 'l‘l11'+.-:1-l. Spool Cottoii, Nuc-
(lles, l-‘ins, Hooks and lives. Hull‘ Pins. l£l'.1s-
tics,W11ulcbone, l,.i11cn 311111 1311111111 'l'zI11'-‘-°-
Li11e11:u1(|Uotlo11 Bohbliilia Sci~‘.~o1.-‘. Thim-
blcs, and a',1:1°i'iz1t1'z11-ii-ty en‘ 19:11.1-1,‘ 111-ml-'=1l1d
l«‘:_\11s.\étc.,ull cl1eul’"U1' 1.:;1.-11. U’-’l7
.-,. -? .____ ___.-. _..
I
IV.
Corn .-‘:3‘~l1c1le2's.
OVEY'S 110111111-:1111lsi11«;lc b:1l:1uc.c wheel
Corn Sheller.-1. for .-.111- by
1‘. .11. C. S'l‘I{l~IE'l‘.
ARION 11Alll..-\Nl‘)'S
i‘-Icw Book'-
MOSS-Sllll-J ; by .\1ll1’).\' 1~1.u11..-1x11.
Author of “ lliddcn l’;11l1, "x\lO11P.” at
7 C.-\l\1P‘S.
S’1‘EA1‘11BOA’l‘S and Locomotives at tln
Fancy Store of 0. S. (_)[,Am{_
“Cash Paid. tor Eggs.
l'-«- - .'Jr..;' -‘J. 1rh.".ll,(I/‘(.711-L'l|,(U.
_ ,',“,“"‘ ‘('11- = ~ ‘rs-1| : --nu 111.11 in my1.1-...-15.-¢._.u,.1 1
‘‘''-= "1' -1- ~ 1- 1.. 1 1' I11-~ 1» .-1;1p~.«ricl11illmu:-an-1'
-'1 1111-11] 111» liv-.1" 1u;'.l1c.-1 111..-111
1-11-11 1:1 .-.mull 1!.-.:<-.5. fur .’.1'[,-1.11,;
, Q1“ 1-11‘ .~.-1--1-.-' 1.-11.111111,-; 11.111-res them
" “"1 ‘"11"’-‘i|l‘~‘|ll lul‘ 1111:1151: of woiucll and
‘ . (‘»!'.~"11:-'1':2o‘:-\'.'o1n1s-31:1-1-massiox
- ""!*v31‘. «.‘;.1 ,.;r:r~r»'.-.«- as 11 I’h1,rs£u111u<1u.( _)[,,[,;,,~d
... I..u-:1;/1. ‘
‘ - 1* l.'.1i.|.-,.n 1111-11-a 111' _\"Jl11’_ i’11'.1.:5, 1=1l.'e11 at H19
- - 1.1 p-.1u1o11v..-s of (111: natural sorre-
' ' ""3 '5‘ll'l”'-“ii-‘ll, mi-I ul.-‘u very of.
':\\.II 111151 exp.-l 1vor111-1. ‘1‘l1ey_a1-9
a.‘ ‘nu 1-.-1\-.- 1.1111: 1 ‘re-1-111111-.1111! noother
f.‘o::s'1’1.1'-1.-11m: Cu:‘.'l”1\’7‘..\'12:7.S.
F”"" “'3 'r- ['~ l"J"*I’I". -"'N1fI‘cllI ('(muJIl
. 1.111.;1":1"1:1‘1;11:1f 1. .‘,-,,.i,;. gt: .).,_,,,._.l.,u_,, ‘-0,, gm (“M of
.‘ ‘ I go‘. l.1‘1‘.~.-11' 1.1'.1 Iiiufv.-1'1_111_y hzive found them
I1~. .. . 1.1 1.. 1 1-.-. .-.1oI1lvl join tip. in proclaiming
'-'1..1- ll
. I..- 1:.-111411 of 11.12 in-1111111-1-as 11110 .-11fl‘e1- fwnimaz
~'- 2 " -1.11. 111!h..1;-:11 b.1111-m.11_v_l1 i ' "elf, is the p,.o_
:'s 1112:! u1'1- ivnis.-. l 1..-)1-_,,-,. L-»,3(,',.,,,,.,.3 to
"‘ 1" '-1‘-‘ “""‘v 9"" I1‘;-Hr 1’11.1..-'.n1l~:cttl11st orgsui and
.l- «I. 0'1‘-'1'.‘
l-.1r'1‘11r'r11~‘.s or T111-: B1.oon -— Scnorum — Env-
s11-1-:1.1s —- 1:1‘ l(nr.11.\1 —— ’fu'r1‘1-:11 —- 'l‘c_\mRs
——R11:-:1_-«1.\-11s>.1——Go1:'r -— Nr.1:u,u_m,_
1310111 in. I:'2r.('1'1~f}IaIf, Plcilrlelelpliia.
“ ‘.'.;n l\'-.‘l'1- 1-iuI11,Dn::o1'.i11 .-:1 in ' that 1 ‘
/‘n- l:.'«:- 'l'lu-3‘ 111) 111111. l Inn‘: llsfzad lhellg brf
my ',..:1 1- -: ;11..in;_-1121: 1111.11 your statement-1 o1‘zhel1~{.mmcy‘_
'11. 111111111111‘ tliccx.-1‘1:to1'iv-s, 111111 can-r,v off the ‘11upurm.a
that :.1=1-,--sure 111 the 1.10.:-11, e11g:«.-ml-;~ri11g disease. They
-1111.11!-.1r the er.-‘urns of digestion, and infuse vitality and
1'ig.«1‘i111otl1e .= trni.
-; $11.21 n,-1m~1l11-:1 as you prepare are unntional benefit, and
‘£1.11 111.41-l'\«~ 1:1‘/.-:12 credit for lhein.”
F1111. 111-: 111. -1111-.“-11.-11 H1:.xD.-mm:-—FoL'1. Smu-
.-u'=1-—l'1L1-; —l)P.11PsY-P'1.ETHOR.\-PARALYS13
-~ 1-'1-is -- 3;c.
Fro/n Dr. Ffclarurtl R--1/«I, BuIh'more.
“ D.~:A11 1111. -\1‘1;1-.2 1 cnnm-t 1111-111.-1-;,'1.u iuhat complaint!
I l..~11m— rum! 111111 y:1\l1' 1"11.1.~: 11--tter than to say all that we
-rrr Irrul mifh 41 ,‘1-rrg 1111-9 :uul:':'1‘I1e. 1 place great depend.
~-11--e---11 nu 1-:1‘-,-.«m.u 1-;'1!l1.:1‘ti(‘ in my daily contest with dis-
-11:11‘ 21.111 1-1-1i1-v ,, 119 1 .1-. that your 1'1LLs zdlornl us the best
.1‘--11211». 1 r.f1-1’.11.~.‘-- 12.1112 11.:-1nl1igl1!_v.“
19.3-> .\1-1:-t of 111.1 Pills in umrket 0111111111 Mercury, which,
11u;..11-.-in 11 11111111111.-. r..-n1o.«-ly in slcilful 111111115, is dangerous
‘u :1 plil-lit‘ pill. fxoux the 111-eadful c-.-xisequcuces that fre-
1311-1111;.’ 1‘.-1|-nv its in«::1111ious use. Tin-se contain no mercu-
ry or n.i1.1-.m| 3111.-st-.111ce wlxalever.
-1-i.yer’s Gherry Pectoral
llzis 1-;1:1r 1:.--u m:11111l”:1-~t111-1--1 by .-1 pructicul chemist, and
I.-.-1_-.'~-111...-.-1:1‘ it 11:1:l».er11is own eye. with ‘invariable accu-
rncy and 0:111‘. 11 is 593161: and protected by law from coun-
li-rf-ias, 1111.1 1-ouseq11eut1y can be relied. on as genuine,
1‘.itl1o1:t :ul11l1'e1';1ti-J11. ll. Sllp]1ll£‘.~1 the surest remedy 1119
1m11.l lm.-1 ever 11111.11 u’ for the cure of all pulmonary com-
plaints; for 1'.‘-.~v.'-ins. Cv.‘»l.DS. llonnszxsss, Asruxs, Cnour,
11' H«)uI’l?\'G Cornu, Bno.\'c1n'r1s, INClPlE..‘€'l‘ Coxsumirlox, and
for I111: relief of ron.<un1pIi1e patients in advanced stage: of
ll11:1ll:2eP..\.e. .-'15 tiu1-.- remkes these fhcts wider and better
known. 1111.-1 m1~lic5l11- has graiiually become the best reli-
.:1-’1-. 111' the zllllivit-1l,I'11.-111 the log 1:.n,bi|| uf the American
y-.-ismzt !n the pn11u.~es of i:I11rope:1n kings. Thrctighcizt
this entire 1.1-1:uIl'_V. in every state 111111 city, and indeed 51‘;-
most 1-v.r_v 1141191181 it co11t:1ius.Ca1mn.1’ P1:c'r-mu. is known
..-: 111» Lest 1-fall 1‘Cl1l~.‘¢llt'§ for diseases of the throat and
11111115. 11. xnnny f--reign 1-o11nt1'ie.s it is extensively used by
their most intelligent 1.-hyziiriaixa. If there is any depend-
-nwe on wlmt men of eve _'st-.1tion ceitify 11: has done for
115»-In: if We 11:11 trust our 1.1-.11 1--32m.-. v.'i.1en we see the dun-
*1:-rmls :11let:im1s of 1111: 11111gs;vielc to it; if we can depend
.11 the :15.-:11rnn-1o of i11t1»l':z,:(-11t phvsiciiins. whose business
is to know: in short. if 'h
thing. I11--11 is it i--1‘-"'11
-n
any reliance upon any
‘ha: this medicine doei
51.1-al for. 11:-you-1 any and
Nothing but its in-
e U1-l')11atalvZ1Il_»16 benefit conferred on
1c-1-:-r-.-. {'0ll1\.1 1.1-1:.-inure and maintain the
. .- .
4 U: >
:e:‘«11:.1*ion it 1-njnys. I‘-'l1ile n1.-my inferio1- remedies have
(1:
be-.1. 3l1ru:=r up-n 111-2 con.-nninity, have fullml, and been
‘_ii. :1-.‘_a.'.. this has _'.-‘ziiimt friziuls by every trial. conferred
1..-*.1e~fit-‘ on the :=.if.ict1--1 I1.-«Av mu ne-vex‘ forget. and produced
ores 11-.12 1.11111-1--11.= an-1 r--111111 knble to be forgott»;-n.
Pr4=p:n-ed by Dr. J. C. AYER,
FR.-U; I‘lC.-3. L .-‘.-.V I) .-\N.~‘.LY'l‘I(lAL CHEMIST,
I..O‘i.V'EL'_.L, IVIASS-
.4.'1'D SOLD Bl’
ll1«:,1;1:1-: it .‘‘-.o.\' .-‘.gs~1.ts. 1’o1~w::lk ;
Ci’. S1;.\‘. 111,; ‘r'1':i'u.-11.
;‘~.’. COMSTGCK
‘, _TE11:1v-\._ius1.receivedanew lot of Tin,
' uuzlcr the new tarill‘ rates, and will
giw_- b.-.11:-1' |y.1I‘${11iI1.~=. than ever, in all kinds
of Tin 1{«.m1'.-, Cun1l1l1:f.(‘-1‘S, Water Leaders;
Gutters, -.\'1'.
C. .3: 1<‘..K, LOCKWOOD & CO.
11‘ you wi:-h to see a rush, call :11. the Messrs,
1.1.cl:1-mods‘ Wu1~croon1s' You‘ an 1.‘ .~ .re
to inc-:1. all of your friends there. The open
every day new styles of goods, comp. ..-ing
all th-.11 is usu-.11ly kept iii :1 New York House
l~‘11rni.~l1i11g Store.
U11. friends will please rclnember that we
n1:1nu1'act.111'e all kinds of Plain and Fan-
cy Tin l'1’n1-c. Having many supwior Wprli
men, we will receive any orders with pleas-
ure, -.1111lc.\’1:c11te them without delay.
C. ti. K. LOCKWOOD do CO.
Glioice and Selected Teas.
ciigsps u1Grecn'.‘111d Black Teas.
4:0 Coffee and Tens. warranted to please
- it pm"-3-and 1] ua1i1y.they defy superiority.
A. ‘.’11o111-zuonss.
__._.__,
' C. .1-. K. L0()1-(11001) .2 co..
_ 500 iliishels OLD
.. New
1' 111.‘: du;_v received. -.1 large assortment of
1 1);-e.-5 Silk:-1. black and colored, some new
,1’ -.1s1«l l14'z111I.if11l styles, and some great bargain-a.
‘ C. J. GRUMAN.
}'_)l{Il.lE Coun1.1-y Geese Feathers, ‘Pubs,
W-.1sl1bn:1.1'ds. and all kinds of Wooden
Ware; '1‘-.1111»-, B1_11chcr.=.. Pocket, and all kind
of 1{11ives; B1-1112111121 and Silver Plated
1.1’-.11-e.-‘. Suiiuner Ranges. Oven Fronts, Iron
Ho-.1t»~r.<. &1'.., :11. 1.ockwood's Furnishing Store
Norwalk News Depot,
:1".-1 1'l.\'I.' .-1.\‘t> 11.411: bl-zE.s‘s1.\'G .s'.u.oo.-\'.
'l‘I-lFS11l‘gsctibc1' still continues at his old
. .".i-.-.1111, the geiierul News uper and" P.€:‘l‘
odicul l.11l."llll‘SS. All the New €131-1-.~ Dailies de-
1i1.‘c1‘ctl to Sl1l.13~'Cl‘1l1el'Su1l the arrival of the
cars, 111111 llugaziiies and Periodicals supplied
:11. the lowo.~:t 111211-ket prices. Shaving and
Hair Drnssinig cmifiiuienl as heretofore.
Al.~'11Ag1:111. for Norualk of Adan1’s & Co’a
l3.\'p1'e:=.<- Co. Gironoii W. .11-Jxxixos.
N01'W1I.lk,_S1*pL. 1st, 1857. , tf
Hoops ! Hoops 1 1 Hoops 1 l 1
'1‘ Cl.A[lK'S may be found all the styles
.1, i11 111:1rket. L1--.1s:1, Whulebono. f_iee_ds,
81.9.1-l S]1,1‘in,1;',-.'.l_.'::. ' C l L
V. on DEN Ware :1n!1.\lats‘.—TS.l1Tc:elL98i1.;lIL!3
Lead Pipe, 111 F. H. NASH’S.
South No:-walk:
A Fine ‘lock that strikes, for $1.60.
of all the best
3'11 :1 l~.1rg-- :1.s:-orfmt-uf. _
x 0. S. CLA.f{i{.
.~'.t,vl1-s i11 111111-ke1..
‘l’-aerzziosizeters.
' Nl:l‘1\' .-:11pply,,‘u:t received by
A ‘
KN APP 13: I.-YNES.
Sqll
.c.1 -1. '
1..2ai.b i 1»: ‘I1 !
Gum‘ Sr. Kirvs SALT,
for .-:11-: 2139 lowest market. price, by
IlUB_BEI.L 1!; Co.
1858. l?l.izi.iiehrook’s 1l.11nanacs.1868.
1‘, 1on1.Er.RooK‘s ALMANACS for 1353.
1 for sale by the gross, dozen. or single
.-L11. C.-\MP’S
I)‘ou.'r Empurimu, Main 3!.
41111;. :11,
EST lmlia‘ Molasses, something very
nice MEI-JKER & OLMSTI-IAD.
lll-3 SH(1Al.S AND Q1‘l1.‘1\'S.~\.\lDS OI-‘ YOUIFI. .111s§
. l‘11bl1.sl1ed, 1111.-2511 Eulitii-11. O11 Sperinntorrliea or
S1*n1in:1ll1isc11s‘es.—A scientific 'lre:1ti:=e on the treat-
ment 111111 pi-1-fa.-ct. cure ol' Nervous Dchi1it_1‘{ 3“ml”"‘l
Wenkne.~1.<, lfi\'o11111l:u*_1' 1-‘.111ission.-1, Impotence. &(‘-..|'9-
*l|ll1lng_',‘ from \'lL'lU1I$ l1:1b1f.sncq11i1-1-11 during 1110 C|'111¢||1
g1:1s.-11ge 1.11-111,Yul1ll1 to .1111 uhoud. By 111:. (.‘rI.\‘1~ZRWEU-y
l.1e11111cr of the llo_v;11 ("ol11.-go of S111'gconsof I-Tngluuil,
(1827), l.ic(~n1i:'.1<- of 1.111: Hall (1824). and :10 _ve11r.1_Res1-
l-P111 l’r:11‘1i:i1-111-1' i11 I.mNlU|l 3 -'\“fl1°l' "ll “'0 " Gmde *0
lle:-.1111," ‘- Green 1-’.o11k.“ “ How to be lI21pp_\’." “ M9‘
u1ni1's 1,1fSin;{l1_- 111111 .\ln1-1ie1l Life." 311'.
This Plnalli, but higlilv 1':1lu:1b1o "l‘rcu1i.~‘(~, ‘written by 3
.vo:ld I‘(*u0\\l1C‘1l l‘h\ ' ‘an and >‘-urgenn. points out the
-mlv sure um! pernfsmeiat cure for :.11 diseases resulting
11-nin .~‘elf':1l-1|<e, nnd is the unl_\' 1.~11hl1cut1o11 of its kind,
.1-nut." in 5, Ixen(>\'L1l('1)t spirit und by :1 scientific man.
it 1-houlcl be in the handsof all who value their life and
health and lmppiness here and hereafter.
HE S11bscribcrs will pay the liighest. mar-
ket price for Eggs. ,
MEILEKER Sr. OLMSTEAD.
Price, 12 cents. ('1' " ““mP-5. at the receipt of which
it will be seat. post free, and well secured, by D11. CH.
KLINE, No. -120, 1st Avenue, Box 4986, New York. (2)3
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