' She turned her dewy eyes towards me,
I return.
-them awa_v,‘-he’“ni'iii'rnei'ed softly in his
“ be very strange if,__ .tlt(‘.,‘.'...t.lie,-12::-:lVeS (lid
’ - the estate on which enormous law charges
Jpersoii when you find he has been deceiv-
a=si'-a_-Is-e- __ _ __ V __ _ _, __,_______,
-Deceiviing Children.
I was speudin_s;' a few «.1-.i_\_'s with an in-
timatc rl‘l£‘llil, and nc.-vcr did I see a more
_sv5t,p.,,;,ti,- lioii.-Ii'\\‘li"i‘, iiliil, \\'li:i.l. .w.-'/u.-'// it)
inc, one who had so quiet and coinpli-to
control of h«~i' child. lint. t.hc $("(‘l‘(‘l. of
the i,m..,» I <«i.'IlI learned.
she uislicil to spend with
],,,,n_,._ _.ii. mar‘; a. small social cj;illici'iii:,-' of
One 1-wiiiiigg
inc nt ii. m-i_-,;'li-
f,~;,.'“,i,:_ t.lici'cfoi‘c she was vcry iii‘:-fll'Illl>i
of at.lciidiii_.-‘;'; but her child dcinaiidcil
llci‘ pi-i-sonic.-e with him, and ll:-:ii-iiig llllll
sit): his pi'a_vcrs, site said :
.a.u4.~*-u. ..a:.-;u.»sa.- ...
l ML'i.r.s 1.\' Sr. Loi=is..—~\lVit.liiu a few
i vears the lii'ce(liiig_§' of inulcs for fariu labor
‘iium ‘,_‘,.,.U“,.“ W M, "H ,.xy,,~,._.~iv-c brain-ii of
ori-iipalfoii, anrl III in.-in_v of ill“ 'll"'-‘l“""'
icitits tlu-sc animal.-: are said in W‘ ‘ll~"l'i“"”
iii}; the lioi'sc for the piirposc i'il'ili'.‘iii,:_,rlit.
i At l.lic.rrcciil. Slain l*‘:iir lu-ld :i.t..‘.‘ll.. lliiiiis,
;‘v[o,, ilu- cxhiliiiiou in this dcp:ii'l.niciit of
isloa-.ii \\':l.‘: said to be the liucsl. cvcr iii:i.di-
i in the country. 'l‘lie |’i':i.ii'ic. :l“lll’|II(‘l',
yspe:iliiii_~.-; ofllic i=iu;-i-c.s'.s ofoiic ofllic lircr-d:-‘,
P Silxli 3
f “ .\'Ii'. J‘nl:ini:-:, of {‘»|:i_v (‘oiini_v, .\lo.,
“ lllllllify ‘ll‘l )"l" -"~“-“- lltill l'l"‘”.l' mil“ bore oil’ l.('.lI pi'cnilmns of the :_‘i_s;‘_4rc_i;‘:ii.«-
kitten in the street to-day ?” ,._.,p..., (1|' $~_:,_*,o,
“ Yes, I did,” he replied, “I ivi:-ii I i
had her, wasn’i. she pretty .7“
“ Yes, 'cri'fi/, now don't you “'-‘'“l' ‘W’
to buy the kitten for you '? l"“l'll-"ill ill“
man will sell lier.”
“O, yes, inother, do l>H_i‘ ll‘-‘I’-‘u
u W911’ the“, hp :1, gnarl boy while I
am gone.” Thus sayiiig-, she closed the
door, but he immediately tailed her back.
“1).m’t, go till iiioriiiiig, then I can go
wit.li you ; ti'ml’l- 3'0" Fl-9)’ '3”
“ No, Willie, t.lie man won't. sell it. if I
don't. go to—niglit., so he a. good boy.”
He said no_more, but quietly lay down:
“ Is that way you govern your child .7”
said I, after we had gained the street,
“if _vou but knew the iii_iu'i-y you are do-
ing, you would take a dil_l'ci'eiit. course."
“ Injury” she i'epeate.d_, “ what liarin
liave I doiie? I did not tell him I ’ll‘l)‘ll.]lf
see the man—I only asked him if I
sllouftl.” ‘ I
“ But you gave him to iiiiiler.-daiitl that.
you would. He is not old elIOI'ig‘lI to de-
tect the ditfereiice now, but in» soon will
be. Tneii I fear you will pen-eivc your
error too late. You have yourself g:i'aft-
cd 8.’ thorn in the youiig rose, which will
eventually pierce you mos.tliittei'ly. You
c.annot.bi-eak oil" the thorn, or club the
point to make it less picrciiig. ‘On your
return he will not see the. kitten, there-
fore you will have toiiiveiit. aiiotliur fals-_
hood ’to coiiceal the first.”
We had now gained our fricnd’s door,
which ended our coiiversat.iou. During
‘the ev-e.niug_slie seemed gayer than usual,
my words had litt.le or no effect upon her.
She did not think her little one was do-
ing‘ all he coiihl to keep asvakc to see. the
coveted kitten on her return, wondering
what made ;‘ mother gone so long." It
was late ere I reminded her we ought. to
But little we said during our
liomeward walk. She went. iioiselessly
into the room, supposing: her boy asleep ;
but he heard her, and said :
“ .\Iot.lier, is that you ? Have you
brought the. kitten ‘.7 I kept awake to see
it, and I was so sleepy ?
“No my dear, the man would not sell
her.” .
“ \Vliy won't be, mother ?" he asked
with qniveringlips. '
“I don't.know ; Isupposclic wantslier
to catch rats and mice.l’' ‘
“ Did he say -so, mot.lie'r ?"
“ He did not say just that, lint I tlio't
‘lie mm-nt so.”
“ I did want it. so bad, mother.” The
lit.tIe "lips qnivered, and the tears started
to his eyes. He rubbed thc-in wltli his
little liaiids winking‘ very fast to keep
them back, but they would come ; at last.
he fell asleep with the pearly drops glis-
tening on his rosy cheeks. Tine mctln;-.r's
glistening also. As_slec"'I.delt to kiss
lirolien slumber, “ I did Want it. so bad.”
saying-— -
“_ Youliave led me to see my error.-
Never will I again, let what will be_ the
consequeiice, deceive my child to please
l“}’8t-‘if-” _
Mother are you practising the same
deception .9 If you are, pause and think
of the couserpiences ere it._ is to late.——
Does it not .lessen your confidence in a-
iug you ? Will it not also that of ‘your
children in 'y0‘1l, when they become old
enough to detect it? Besides it would
not; ‘ “te you in things of more import-
It islthe pride and joy of a niotl_ier’s
heart 1) gain and retain the entire confi-
dence fhcr child, and it is her power
to do » if site, but excercise that power
“ by pret-pt and example.
’ IV. I". I71/Ir°pr'/iticiil.
«<50-o
. them.
His matclicd inulcs, four
years old, were. «-h_-pliziiiiiiie. fc-.llou~.~:——sr-v-
cnteeu liauds higgli, (ifl'i'III:1I'l(zilili' llI'i‘:tlll.ll,
with the finest. ofsiioiihlcrs and hind quar-
ters as s ’l1lIl‘I(‘l.l'l(‘all forined as a fine
» .3 Y
horse, easy t.rotters, docile, and worth any
fancy price their owner IIll_9,'lIl. place upon
Under the class ol saddle inules,
Mi‘. Adams exliibitcd a. beautiful animal,
nearly black, linviiigtlirce ;_>;ait.s, t.o which
he was well hroken~—ai.rot., pare {mil 051"‘
t'cr. Iu size, he was less of a. inanimotli
than the otliers, but. large enough, and
well suited t.o the saddle or liiigg.'_V. fllll‘-‘ii
in his motions, graceful, and pt-il'cctl_i,'
niaiia.gca.blc. Mr. A. cxliibitcd liini in a
buggy, showingig a square, speed _v 11%“. that
would roll a l.)ii,qg;y aloiig at. the rate oi
ten miles per liour.”
--ifinm
l@“’Tlie Middletmvii papers are dis-
_cussing with some earnestness, the over-
throw of the Shams at the late city elec-
tion. ’I‘lie Con.s.tit.ut.ion improves the op-
portunity to show how insincere is the
pretended love of the I)einocratic leaders
for the foreigiiers ; and it shows that one
third of the Democrats voted agaiiist
their own Irish noiniiu-e;-i :
" Our own Irish ncigliboi's see now
just how much their democratic bretliren
love them. Julius lloiclikiss, the llI'.'~2l;
name on the deinocratlc ticket. lor Al-
derman, had 3'29 votes, while .\I. H.
C "flit l 'lSlI had but 213 votes and
III I l .
Dennis Cogan ( Irish) had only 20l.——
One third of the party refused to vote for
them ! Dennis, with all his lrieiids,
however is ex iectcd to vote the Demo-
. l
cratic. ticket, next spring; and if Colin
M. Iiigersoll happens to be the man put.
up, he will be around liere before the el-
ection, aiid shake hands with his Irish
friends. It will be all Plgllt then, of
course. ’ .
j__o..¢Qs»..._j.
86‘ The people of Kansas, worried and
plagued these three. years by despotic Fed-
eral inte.rl'ereiice, have at last, with united
heart. and voice, marked out a bold,
StI‘tllg'lItIOI'WfII'il and consistent. line of poll-
cy. ‘It will be sustained and put tliroug-li
to the very letter The Adininistration
may support. the bogus Constitution ; Con-
gress may receive it, but it shall never
become the Const.it.utioii of the State of
Kans If Mr. Buchanan, if C(JIlf1[I'9SS
wish to plunge the country into civil war,
they can do it.. If they wish to dissolve
the Union, perliaps they can do that-.—.—
At all events, the people of Kansas have
solemnly and deliberately and unanimous-
ly taken a position. That position will
be inaiiitained, i'cg:1i'(lless oi coimiqiieiicr-.
_Lu'wre7ire (/i'a'rzsu.r) Rejiub/ir/1’/I.
....-..._.___
11$, A little girl, a._:,-‘ed ten, daughter
of Mr. Kelley, keeper of tlietoll house at
Noble’.~i Bridge, Bi'i«lgepoi-t., was .°erio_us-
iylnjiirecl by 5:3_Q train going east. Tues-
da.y night. She was rinuiiiig quite fast,
intending to cross the track before the
train passed, but iniscalciilated the dis-
tance, and was strut-.k, by the eiigiiie.--~
Her tliigh was broken, and the side of
her face was cut badlp. It was a nar-
row escape.
....-.
3%“ News has arrived fI',0IIl (-‘great Salt
Lake City t.o Dec. 10. The Morinons
had completed their preparations for re-
sistance to the troops, not intcndiug.; t.o
risk an open fight., but purposing to un-
dertake a guerilla 3:/a_rt'rire. The fQl'mi‘I'
iutimations of this plan of operations are
fully confirmed.
Eclio Canon, 9. diflicult pass near the
éizy, had been sti'on-gly fortified, and was
occupied on the _'i'th of Der-eiiiliei' by a
strong body of Mormon Raiigers.
_ A permit from headquarters was requir-
ed before paties iea',-'in,<',r_ the city" were pep.
mitted to. pass.
The yield of the crops in Utah had
been enoriiious, so that. the Mormons will
be well provisioned. . --
A A number of Morinons are known to be
in the camp of’ the Army, and accurate
Apt Important Decision.
Wit Walker, the gentleman who pos-
sesses he “cold grey eye” ant‘: who has
been tiice broug,'lit‘lioi‘iie from the coun-
try 0 hich he says he is President, dis-
closet it important secret at a Fillibuster
mi-,o_l.i r at Mobile on .‘v'Ionday night. He
guys at the reasons of the governuieut
'_ ‘giypo, ion to his l\licai'agua. scheme, was
aireje ion of their proposition that he
Sm-.i,. go to .Vl.r-xico and incite war there,
yvithfltl yiew of their ac.-(piii'iiig that terri-
.\.
l°l'l'-
' '1’ re is an old iiiliigr. ‘‘ W11‘-‘". ll'l‘"-‘V“-‘*
fall it, honest men will get their dues.”
The is a chance that, between Walker
and iicliamui, we shall hear something
aim the rascality of each.
°<O>~ .
_* - The N. O. Cresent says tlia}: the
[CIIIOll'£_"3-.l,l.—..(‘.§;3;;"i1i,i_.,‘V,\ lrJ4"yI'.f‘__,!1"l,I_l,f~‘l;l.' llllgal-iofl,
_ lit?-i,1_§T" ‘{ielit.s, and great‘ d_epi'cciat.ion of
properity t.lier_e, will dwindle away 19
n0I.lllIl$;’_‘\ within a few years. Another
claim ot,$IOi'3‘,00i‘J hast ecu proven against
are allowed, inclndiiig one fee alone, of
$10,000. .
....>...___
@, Among the siiigular abnses that
have crept iut.o .\lussacliuset.ts lcgislmjm,
is the practice of paying‘ the expeiises oi‘
nif.-mbers that. are t.al:_cn sick d__iiriug tlig-i-,3
atteiidauirc: AT‘-lie practice itself is not so
gfigrieat ian"ubuse' as the is niallt-.r' practices
that have conie uiuler it. The Boston
Courier copies a bill paid at the last ses-
sion. The sickiiess of a ineinber, hotel
' bills of himself and family, and other
. items, cost the State about $600, a con-
siderable part of which went to two mem-
/
'iiifoi'p;at.i,r,ii the mozenieiits of the troops
was daily received at Salt Lake (.‘-ity.——
The Mormons are somewhat. troubled by
restless spirits, whoinsist. upon iinniediate
measures to open hostility, but are held
in check by Brigham until the proper op-
portunity ol_’l'ers.
. 0~-»——-'—
3? One of the incongruous things
that. strike the eye in New York trans-
pired the other night. A gentleman not
unknown to fame was invited to deliver
a lyceuin lecture in that city for the bell-
fit of the poor. . One of the I,-iiy _ciipi'cli-
as was thrown open €’OI'illlC lecture, and
tlic. perforinaii_cewas a musical, lxi.iig'lizi-
blc aiid lJ'aliiOi‘0llS affair, and kept the
cgiigiit-gat.ioii in a roar of lauglitei' all the
evening. ~Yct it was gravely iiiti'oduced
by prayer from a clergyinan, followed by
the comic song of “ Uncle Sam's Farin,”
and the whole excercise closed with the
benediction.
———-<0---——.—_—
It is never too s0..o:i.Ll<i i:cpaii', and
put in order‘ tools for the comin;g' scasoii.
It is always timely when you have lclfllire
to do it.
«qty.»
R@‘‘‘ The Buchanan Adiniiiistratioii is
said to have di'eauied the other iiig-lit that
it had a uiillstoiie around its neck. It.
woke. next. morning and found that it had
lli‘i?i’-1‘.-~L{2z,i2'si'z'il,z '.Igr2;.rg.;:z}f,' ' I i I i l '
Itis said that three Seiulnoica have
been killed in Florida by our solilit-rs du-
"-“S ‘-1 two years’ war, and tliat tin.-y cost
about $3(l(l,000 :1 piece_
'*<l.>«o—____._._
we
7: ,
3%‘ the stockholders in the new .rEtna
Bafllx are griimblingr, at-.d suggest. tliat
-; bers of the house for medical fees. ..
'. .>-I’ M: . . _ ._
I.:',i ?’ -7‘ i- --
theflhole t.l1iDg-_slio,ul-.i close up bef0re..it,
tbegins. . _ y
- un>..=....u .- 5....
shunt:-u-.. I5.‘ - ~ ‘
-.ianl.J~’l.‘ u.:1_.-:.~ ‘ -
i IL‘?-“‘I\’e have received ‘tile Atlantic
yfifuw/.’u’_i; for l"i-briiar_v. .-‘is a specimen of
;its in-;iiit.ics we tpioi,.c the folloiviiig‘ |t=i‘.
.~=:i;.-gr. l'i'oni llic “ .\utocr.it of iii.-' lira-.il —'
' llliil. ’l‘£IlllI‘Z"
and :is.soci;il.ioiis, are more rcndil_i’ l'i‘=H'lN‘fl
l.llI'Ol|l1‘lI::i‘|lHl‘ill..W/I1’//I.lIlI.|l nlmn.~'t any o'lh-
cr ('lI:IlIlIi‘l. ‘
Of course the [l:lI'll('.lIllII‘ odors which
act. upon i-::.".ll pi-i'soii’s siisccpl.iliilil.ics dif-
fer, U. i-cs l I will tell you szoim-.ol mine.
'l‘lu-rc lhc /)iii11'i.u,-‘r.-/1/. '\l.'hcn I wits of
.-mallesi. «liuu-nsions, and wont. to ride ini-
pacii-:l in-tivccn the knees of fund parent-
al pair, we would soiuctimes cro:-‘s the
l)i'iilgc. to the next. i'lllilg‘(! l.owii a..id stop
nppo.~=ltii a low, brown, “ _n_;nnil.ii-cl-roofed”
..-oi.i.:i_r.i;c. Out. of it. would coiiic one Sal-
ly, .<~isia-i- of its swart.liy ieiiaiit, swartliy
lI6‘l'.<i5lf, slindy-lipped, sad-voiced, and,
liendiug over her lloivci'-hcd, would gath-
er ll. “ posy,” as she called it, for the lit-
tic boy. . Sally lies in the cliurcli yhrd
with a slab of blue slate a.t. her head,
liclic=n-crust.ed,—aiul leaning" a. little within
thelast. few years. Cottage, g'iII‘i.li?lI-l)P(lS,
posies, greuadici'-like rows of seetlliiig mi-
ions——st.at.clicst of veg'it.ables——all are
gone, but the l)l‘(*fl.lll of a iuarigold brings
them all back to me.
I-’erliaps the herb (."l.‘(?)'I(l.\‘/7i’Ilg, the fra-
grant irmmm-lei/oz of our autumn fields, has
the most siiggestive odor to me of all
those that. set me di'ean1iiig. I can hard-
ly describe the strange. thoughts and emo-
tions t.liat coiue t.o Inc as I hale the aroma
ofits pale, dry, riistliiig; flowers. A some-
thing it has of sepulcnral Spl(.'CI'_\’, asif it
had be I brought from core of some gicat.
pyraim , where it had lain on the breast
ofa. inumniied Pliaraoli. Soiiiet.liiiig, too,
of iminort‘alit.y intlie sad, faint sweetness
lingering so long in its lifeless petals. Yet.
this does not t.ell why it. Iills my eyes with
tears and cai'ries me in blissthl thoughts
t.o the banks of iispliotlcl that. border the
River of Life.
_... ...-4,,-....____
@" The Middletown Constitut.iou, the
old line Illhig paper of this State, coiiics
cordially tolhe support of the Republi-
can State t.i«-kct. ; and e5;pi'e.s.ses its g_-;i'at-
ilicatioii that. it can lieai-fly act. with the
part_v. It. says : .
“ Mr. iuckiiigliani heads atickct which
represents principles opposed t.o the prin-
ciples of the deniocratic. part y, and for
ihis reason, we shall give this ticket. our
cordial support. ‘V0 would rather vote
for any honest and capable man for Gov-
ernor who will support the principles of
the Union party, than stand still and see
most distiiigiiislied representative of dem-
ocracy elected to the giiberiiational chair
of this State.”
‘ ASSAG-E CERTIFICATES
and Foizitiox Dr: .I-"i‘.~I. l)i-afis payable iir
any part of England, Ireland and Scotland,——
also, Drafts on i«‘i-aucc .Gei-maiiy. Switzerland,
ftaly,AusI.ria, l’ius.sia, Poland . Russia, Nor-
way. Sweden and Denmark .for any sninironi
$5 upwards——sold at this Otiicc.
DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT.
East Avenue, Narwulli ,¢.'I .
[DR . J.-\ VI I-‘..‘i I-‘ . ll.-I It Hlill fl .
Having pernianently located liinisel.'asabove and in
eudingto devote allliistinieto his .\'orivaikprnctice,
vvoulslresp-~etfullyannounce that be may be fouiid at
all hours at his residence, as nbnve,r¢-any to 1.9,-(‘mm
all operations upperta'iniiigto the Dental I’:-ofession.’ in
the mosfnpprovedsriientiiic iuanncr, and upon a smile
ofpx-icesaslriwasisceiupntililewitiitlienseoi tin-very
’)r’8(I)H1fIfI"IaISl1IIllll)?Illliflifililllful€X9(:lllIfi!I. ltllwnrk
einanutingfroin liiscst.abli.slimo-ntwill Iil‘Wfll‘I‘1(fl‘}‘(lI(':
gives.ati.sI'actinii.
A Card to the Ladies.
R. DI7P('iN(.‘()'.s‘ G-OI.I)F..\' I'li.l..S, FOR I«‘l?.\IAl.FS,
are infallible In <‘0l‘r1'ciing—iri'cgul:irities. I'n'lIP\'ll)I!
all painfulnml 'alisti-essiiig inenst.riialioii (_partir-ulnrly
ut the c.li:inr.re of life.) from one to two pills will cure
tliut. Ilfilllilitntintg coinplnint. the Wliites, relieving all
distress and pain. Remove all obstructions arising
from colds. or any other r-an.-‘c, and always successful
as :i. prevrriti\'e., and at. the sanie tipic pe'r_fectly barin-
less Piice $1 per box, with full and e\'plicl‘,illi'ectinni-i.
Sold by ll. |.. Bi-‘.l~'.BE & FUN. Driigiri.-its, general
ivIi_v~.lns:ile 2-,g;ei1_ts for .\'-irrmlk and Vlttlllltj‘. They will
‘<lllppl_\' dealers at l'ro1irlctr»r’s prices and send the Pills
by return of iuail. (coiilideiitially) by enclosing tliein $1
tliroiigli the Niirivalk Post Ofiice. ly-'1‘.’
lliitliisitowii, (Iii-‘és'i' Sill-§.7;.li{j'.i.3}i."iiiii».
1958, Julia, daughter of El|(‘.IIP7.f.‘I‘ l’.. and
.‘lauc.y .l. Weed, fl;,';’4.'(l 1 yr, -1 mos. and 20 days
In I.ewi.-‘.bo,ro. N. 7.. .l'an.’2:'it'.li. of the pal-
sy , Isaac Benedict, aged 77 years
-Pairiield Co. Agricultural Society.
N adjourned meeting of the Fuirflcld
, County Agricultural Society will be held
on Tiiesilny, Feb. 2d, at No. ii Wall street,
Bridgeport, at I} o‘cIo_cl§. '
As the next Fair will be loc-ted, awarding;
committees appoiiitcd, premium lists. revised,
&c., at this meeting it is hoped that the Coun-
ty will be well represented. ~
EDWIN HOYT. Ilee. Sec"y.
New Canaan, Jan. 22, 1858.
Notice.
SPECIAL .\IEEI‘I.\lG of the Stockholdeiis
. oi the Noav_v.:_.Lir C.s.aat.i,gi2' 4,3.-.r,i>.g.\~v wt I
be held in the Directors’ lloqm of the Pairttelgl
Co. Banking llouse, on Saturday the iltli inst.,
at 3 o‘elot-it, P. M. By Order.
WM. S. LflCK\VO0D,Sec‘y.
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.PII(EZ\'I..\’ IIA LL, N012 WA L1; .r
POSll'IV.F.I.\' -ow: ;,\fioH'i‘ 0.\'I.Y.
.‘.-laturday Dveiiiiig, I-‘eI'>_ruary 61:11, 1858,
‘I'll E PEAK I*‘AMi Eli’,
WIT}; the eight iiiiilgiiial ‘niembers as Vo-
calists, and the original
Lzmcas/1.z'rc Bell Rf'Iig't!I'S,
Assisted by the celebrated American Harp-
‘sis. MR. W. H. and MISS JULI \ A. PEAK.
and MISS FANNIE and her beautiful stall‘ of
Twenty Six Silver Bells I
will give one cI.\iicei_*i_. iiryly, -;_s a'up'r.zi. '
’]‘iei;et.s 25 cents, ‘to be seciiretl at the Music
and Bookstores. '
S
N OtVV«T:-‘.~§—:.:i.'I0t8l.
« - D. ST_lv‘:'n"IIENS()}l, l’iiorni'i-min.
A fir-at class Hots.-I, beautifully located at
Nm'-walk, Coiiiiecticiit. and p,p_en for the’ re-
ception of giiesta at all tiinesfi’ In ediiiiéctidn
w'itn_ the la.-_tel isa la_rg-: I.-livery S,ta'ble.-','wliere
good liorscs and Caif.i'iagc’s can at an‘ timiis be
prouured. [f5
Vocal Music.
TIIE iindei-signed, Teacher of vocal music
would like to obtain a few more Classes’
(g'lIOI'lSteI‘HlII our neighboring 'I‘uwn5 gybdsé
«linens no--1 we a Practical ....a
coiiipe-tent. Teacher iv‘oiildd'o' iiiell to add;-ea;
‘ N.B. BENNETT
5 ‘Norwallt _Conn..
,.j__——-
South N'orviialk -.I-Ig’1;e15,,..-‘-.-
J A .\I ES l.UCA'S',—'= I’!t0PIitI:'I‘0Ii.
Tl‘l.‘:‘ Hm‘;-"9 ll“ ieizellili l7.'~‘§ll hli on
,.,,.ini,ll't a,rid' greatly eiilar,-3-ed and i5l'{,,,i;,'.
for the i-om-pi.ioii oi git:-sis. It is pleasantly ;,,_
r_~atc'(l, in lunneillate proximiy to the Depot, of
the N. Y. and N. H. ilailroad, and in this re-
spect for pcrinuiiciit or transient boarders pos.
sesscs advantages over any other I-lute] inum
town. A good Stable is kept in connection
with the Hotel. “-5
Book Bmdmg! Book Binding I
1? NOW all men by these presents that}
_, _,~.-_'ain Biiiiliugbiagziigiipis, I3_e.i-iq,}1¢u1_§"':y‘_,m
egglggiigtla or Painting. 2it7I=loiiu-.- ~',;,w.,'~g" ¢'.h,,n' ‘is
usually c-liarg.cd elsewhere, and every Book
W:I.“.|.';1lllf‘tl_l.i) give satisi'aetion. Spmjjfu up;
counts Intttle ivhegvig tlparo are large iquanu.
tleii. Now is the .‘¥L'iLSi'ill to have your Marga.
ZIIIPS bound, at A, 11, CAM P13’ ‘
17 Main street.
IIRE Silveri.i:a«lf'(ii'stoves and machine.
".7 ‘ii’ F-31 NA‘-.SH’S, .
-“'2-L -l.\"0r.wb«:I_i: ~,’Ut.
.; . New flour.
UST received '.z»_lot of new Wheat Flour,
. at CORN WALU8.
’ ’x_,..--
. . . . v
Mcinory, iiii:igriii:ii.ioii, old si~iiiiiiiciil.s.
Valentines! Valentines! I
CI'»l‘ll')'S BOWER !!
(..'l"l’/7/".9 /).'l I?.'/'.\' .’
St. Vnlaiit.iiie's Day, 1.858.
Jii: l. (t|N‘III'il. i\ lxii-pc C-ml H.\‘-
'i'ii:i-:i.v M. W zisé-oii.uu-iii. oi
Val:-,ni.iiu-.--. for IHSN, to suit
all-»-comic. anvl ."¢‘lIl.lli)I'lll:il.
and I’4'IIl.llli(‘lIliIl and c.oinic..
All early :illi‘bl.ihli l:-' ulcsi
rnlolc lo 5': (‘.ltl““ll|l‘ ill‘.-Tl §~.'l¢’C-
, l.I1nlI.
So one and all. both ;{l‘l’I\'l‘ and i,-‘u_v.
Ilny your V-.i|<-iil.iu«-.-. for Valr-nt.iitu.~ Italy,
at the l-l.\'ccl."ior Ii.-ml: i'Tinpoi-iuiu of
.‘.l.l-‘ll.I'.‘l) ll.i¥A.\ll’.
I7 .\luiii Hi.
I’. S -C-iiiniry Stores \ri.~liin_.-,r nu a.s.°.oi't-
incnt can In-. siipplir-.d on lll)i‘l':ll tcrins.
To all persons whom it may
Concern!
‘HIS is to forbid all pI'l'fllil\S under any pre-
ti-.iic.e. or for any cause \\'liui.coe\' er. tres-
passing on or taking any tliiiiglia-liiiiiging to
in--. wiilioui. my consent. of!‘ the prcinises now
occupied by my wife. lie-IN-y A. llikcinali. in
the. town of Weialpnrt. iiiidcr pcu:ill._v of the
law : And also to forbid’ may and all persoini
trusting for any purpose wlintsm-.ver_. my said
wife as I will pay no (lo~l)t§2 of her eoiiti-act.iiig
after this date : And also to forbid my said
wife, Betsey A. Dikeinuii. from Iiii iii}: any ser-
Vtllll-",0I'Sl'I'VfIlllF. or hai-boring any such on
said pi'cmi.~!.‘R. or selling. or carrying: away
any property beloilginp: to me, iroin raid prem-
ises for any purpose voliatsocvc-i', without my
coiiseiit, under penalty of the law as Isliall
Iiold all persons violating any the provisions
this notice responsible.
J. B. DIKEMAN
Dited at We-stport, this Qsthday of Decem-
ber 1857. 3t*tl'5
Removal.
AUCTION 2
‘ ‘I’
0. s. CLARK,
Has removed his Auction Salt-s to the Store
iui‘inerl_v occupied by L. H. HANDLE, where
in connection with the sales of‘
JEWELRY ii FANCY GOODS.
he will sell, this wee-it, a Stock of
DRY GOODS!
c. o in p r i si n g
P/l "I?/Id’! E .'I'7'/l S, .7) 77.‘ L/l LVES‘,
Di:B.ir;i-2s, C.ii.icoi:s. i\liisi.i.\'s,
Ilosiery. Glove:-i_. &c.,
Sleigh & Cai°ria.g°e
R O B E S ,
and all kinds of
_FANCY ROBES,
together with a few fine sets of
FURS, MUFFS,
&c. A beautiful variety of
Ghilc'Iren’s Furs,
on hand, which innst be said.
N. B.---I will sell my stock of Watches, Jew-
elry, aud Silver ll-"arc. at my Store, in .\I.'iin
Street, at a 1-ediiciioii of 40 per ceiit. from for-
mer prices ; in tact all kinds of goods in my
line for sale at about /m/j'pr1'r-r. Tiiese goods
must. and shall be sold. Clocks 50 cents. A
splendid iron front, sti-iking Clock. for $1.60;
8 day striking blocks. iron fronts, $2 00 ; and
other goods in proportion.
Auction Notice.
Distru‘! of lI’esl)mr(, ax. l‘rnbaIr Court,
DPl'P7IIflPl‘ 23:], I857.
STA FE of GII.I3ER'I‘ 'l‘AYI.OR. late. of
Westport. in said Dist-I'lCI., deceased.
l‘ursuaui. to an order front the Court. of
I’robat.e for said District, will be sold at Pub-
lic Auction. to the higliest bidder. on the I6I.li
day of lv‘ebriiai-y, I858, at 2 o'clock, on the
afternoon (unless previously disposed of at
private i-'ale,) so inuc.h of the Real Estate of
xi-.oid deceas-ell. as will raise the .siii_n of six
IIllIllIl'('éll and si.vt.y-si.\_: dollars and eighty-five
cents. with iiicidcninl charges of sale. Sale
to take place on the land at Wollpit Hill, so
called. 'I‘«-runs made known at the time of
sale.» Cii.wi.ns W. 'l‘.ivt.on,
iitfl ALVA GRAY,
./Irlmi71i.v!rr1!ors.
REAL ESTATE
2'01‘ Sale at Auction,
IN RIDGI~II-‘lEI.I), or.
7 DE Subset,-ibers will offer for sale at Pub-
lic. Auction,-(unlo.-.=s previously disposed
of at private sale.) on Saturday, Iv‘:-bruary
13th. 1858. at 10 o’clock, A. M., all of the Real
and Personal Estate of Gould Scott, late. of
Ridgciield , de('.«~'.tscd.
'I‘be I-Ioincstcad of said deceased is situated
about three iniles north of the village ot
llidgefieid, consisting of House, Bilrllrlilltl
l_?gi~_ty five acihcs of good Land. well divided
into Plow. Meacloiv. Positive and Wood Land.
There is also a good supply of Fruit Trees on
the place.
Sale to take place on the premi.~ies. Terms
made known at time of sale.
HEZEKFAB Scour,
CLARE Scan‘.
I‘-I-xe_ciitoi"s.
Ridgcfield, J-.iii. Stli, 5_t?.
E3011 RTH Y EAR '
03‘ ‘HIE
Cosmopolitan Art Association!
Tun FAMOUS
Dusseldmf Gallery; of Pu17/ilings,
Purchased at a Cast of $180,000.
$9-were‘ Greek Slave,
Re-Purchased for Six Thousand Dollars.
I ‘H E above I’ri-niinms to be awnided to the
Subscribers oi the Association, who sub-
scribe In:-l'0I‘e. the
25th Day of Mai'ch, 1858.
which time the above ttwagils i_vi_l_l take place.
on Suu.~icnii’-'rio.\':
Every subscriber of $3 is entitled to_a large
and splendid steel ungraviiig.eiit.itled “ 1‘I:\NI'
I-‘ES'I‘ Di-:.~i'ri.\'r-” also, to a copy of the Cosmo-
politan Jir! Journal one year; a certificate in
the award of premiums ; also, a free adniissioii
to the Dusseldorf and Cosmopolitan Gallei-ies.
Thus it is Sllt'}\f,'II, that for every $3 pizidltlie
sitbscribeif not pn_l_y i_'eceiyés ii 's°pleii'did ehg1'a-
ving. biit hhio a i.'wo'd_olluif hlagaziiie Que year.
A'ny"('il' t.i_e' leading S3, Mugiiziiies is" fur-
nislietl iiist_ead of 'gingra,\__'ii_ig{, ii" desired: Em-
er-.s.o'ii"s., Atlantic, Harper's, (}odey's. Gra-
lin.in's, Bluckwood‘s, Knickerbocker, &c.
Subscript.ioiis received by C. A. DURAND,
at G. R. Cowi.i-ts’ office. M49
Nottge,
NOTICE is hereby given to all persons lia-
ble to pay a School ‘District 'I‘a.x, in Dis-
trict No. 4 of the Town of Redding. (other-
wise cailed Diamond Hill District.) that a tax
bill’ has been placed in my hands for collec-
tion, bcing a tax of twenty-eight cents on the
dollar on all the taxable pr-cpei‘l;{ l=',lIl_l1l,i‘ll_{fiii'i,l
within the limits or i),i.-ii-tn, 1., on *;a;.,s,.,,_,;
nfieiit-list’l;35’6_'o_l‘ said’ awti oi"Iic.aldii‘.;t. and
that I‘ will be at the .‘-lbop of Benjamin S.
Boughton, in said District, on the l8t.li day of
l“e|u'Imry. 1858, at one n‘t-Joel; in the alter-
noon, for the purpose of‘ receiving .sa,i_«_'t Tax.
A“ P8!‘-W13 not upp.e.ax'iii;: at that time may
expect. lfigiil fees tliei‘i-itftor,
GlEORGE B. PIlII.I.II’S, Collector.
Reading, Jan. 22, 1858
Farm For Sale,
7 ‘H19-‘ill’-‘it’-|‘lli£’-I‘ (3’.?'*’.3':i I-“-l‘ sale his Fa. in
containing illrnuti-I-'1' acfi-ca ol'.I’.i"m,-_ fi,[.',‘,,d.‘
ow. P--’tb‘lalII‘.P. and W-nod I-.,aiid,- with'-;; ]]'0“,,,._ a
snail liarii ‘dllil mil buihliruga iataucliiig ltieie.
mi. sitiiaivel in I3id'.irfir=‘i«t. two mi 5 North-
east or the village, on the main road leading;
to Dzinbnry, and two miles \\'g-st. (‘mm Sufi‘.
f0|'|l’S Stfitioii, on the Danbury and Not-walk
Railroad. Said Farm is very pleasantly sit.
tinted for a country residence. liaviilfi 9 1?-
SP0-‘:l'SP"‘ilR-i' ‘W11’ the Barn. which never
ll?‘-'92‘-‘ 01' dry lip. For part,lculai's apply to
the _Slll)SCl‘IbeI'_ opposite the N. Y. & N, H,
Railmatl Depot at South Norwalk. I
JAMES I-‘LYNN.
‘South Norwaik, Jan. 22a, I858. 21:14,
I .
1.-
i.
.,.;.f
I "/i I '
. . . "we
variety oi choice l_L:}",‘,II:’;l 1.‘;-uit net! ‘ll in
- .. - . -, u v -‘i 4.‘
1101199» fl,*=9'- 9-", i’-.35.C_9.iicI‘i,t well Ttii‘ .w:ai'er, with
§3'..Qi3.3zt1ihIc’s dulunuif -
IMPIJRTANT Aaaauucantnt
TU Till; l‘l".(ll’l.l". 0|‘ _\‘,;i_-\-,'_.i_|,;_' AIS]! ."-l.'Il‘
lllIll.'\'I5li\'l.‘ ITII7.‘-"l'l2\'.
New Ei.isiiiess Ai‘r:a-igenieiits
l“iiJ.’
l:\l M l-‘. I‘! .‘i l-3
1:. 12 l"(T' 7'1‘ 0 N I 3.’
I’ Ii'.i(' I?
and adaptation or :1
S 'l‘ ll. l i.‘ 'l‘ I. Y
Cash Principle
in l.I‘:l:l5*l On nnd'aflcr Jauuar_v Isl. 18;‘-8.tln.
bsiibscrim-r will make a dcdiiciion of
:20 I.=’er Cent.
‘upon all his goods and sell
7-‘OR CA S]! (J.-Y7._l',
believing that his own and ii is custoin:-rs inter-
cats will be gi-catty proamiml thereby, A).
thoiigh it has been frequently asserted that a
S’I‘RIC’I‘LY ,0.-isii BUSINESS,
(‘Minot be done in Norwalk. he thinks differ-
ently. and has i'c.«=olv»-d upon Irving [hp ex.
periuicut. '
Hats, Caps, Itfiutilers,
Gauntlets, Gloves, Mittens. Umbrellas, .!'c., of
every variety of style. quality. and price,kept.
constantly on hand and sohl so low that an
will rejoice at the adoption of the Cash Prin-
ciple. Do not forget the Nllullwl’,
2 SI.-ion-’..~ Blu-r.l-, M..-.9. S/-rest,
NORWA LK, (‘ NN.
G-loves! Gloves! !
N imm-.~nsc stock of Glove,-.=, Mittens, &c.,
oi every (.I4.‘>3CI'lpl.l0II. '~‘al‘II‘Iy', size and
style, bought at Hun] Ti";/it-~s 'Prir-.~r, and
sold at correspoiuling rate:-,at. IlAl’:lDLR’S
Hat Einporiui
at/l.l‘flllfliE :3i‘tiii’h.
Disfricl of .N'm‘1I-nil.‘ ss.
Jurmnry 30:11, l.‘4.68.
FS1‘ATE oi‘ SEYMOITII CONISTOCK. an
J IIISOIVPIH. D9llll)r (II New l_,';1na;1n_ inignjrj
IlI§l.I‘l(‘t. assigned in trust for the benefit of his
creditors. .
0uni:ni:n.—-—That. the Ti-instep of said Estate
exhibit his'Trust.ec and Administration ac-
count to this Court for adjnsiineiit. and final
se.i.tlement.. at the Probate Ofllce in Norwalk,
on the Iiltli day of Ft-brnary. IR:’»8.ni 9 o‘clnck.
forenomi; and that all pcrsoiis_iiiic.restea.l in
said Estate may be untitled iliercof. the said
'l‘rnstee will cause this (ti-«lr-r to be pnblislied
in a newspaper pl'inl.ml in Fairfiehl County,
and post a copy thereof on the sign post in
said New Canaan. at least. ten days before
said lfltli day of l"ebriiary.
I15 (:‘i:onui: A. l).\Vl-INPORT, Judge.
Pl ufillfr Calif’,
District of _Jl/‘oru-al/.-_. ss. Prolmlr Cour!
January 300;. I858. ’
STATE oi‘ ZENOS WEED,an insolvent
do-btor of New Canaan. in said district.
assigned in trust. for the b-.-nelit of his credi-
tors.
Ount-‘.iiF.n.-—Tliat Coininissioncrs to receive
and cxainine the claims of the Creditors of
said Estate, be appointcd'al: the Probate Ofiice
in Norwalk. on the ‘stub day oi‘Februarv, I858,
at 9 o’clock, foreiioou ; of which all persons
ii) interest will take iiol.ic.e. and appear, if
tliey see cau.se,aiid be heard thereon. Am]
the Trustee oi‘ said Estate will give public
notice thereof, by posting a copy of this order
on the public sign post, in-ziiest the place
where said debtor dwells, and within the same
town. and by publishing the same. in a news-
paper printed in I-‘airfield County, at least, 14
days before said j.N_|ib day of F».-bruary.
2t:'l GEORG E A. I).-\VE.\'i’(lR'I‘, Jmlgr.
I)isIricI of H":-sfporf, ss. Probate (‘om-I,
Junuary 23:1. I818. '
ST.-\TE of I-f.-\,lt.\lA,N PA'l‘f.‘IlEIv', of‘ (,1.
late of Wt-stpori. in said «Ii.-rtriet. '
The Court oi‘ PI'Ul)d.l‘.f¥ for the District. of
Westport, hath limited and allowed four
inontlis from the date hereof‘, for the credito;-s
of said Estats-_ I‘IepI'0Fi?Ill{‘(l insolvent. in
ivliicli to exhibit their claims tliercio. and has
appointed John W. 'l'aylor, Esq., and [meta
S. Burr. Esq., both of said lVo‘:1Il.‘v0I‘i., Com-
iiiissioners to receive and exuniiiie said clnixas,
Certified by .\lvno.\’ l_., M.\so.\'_.'.liidge.
The siibs_ei_-liters give notice that they ‘shall
meet at the l.‘robate Otiice in said Westport,
on the lat day of March, and 22d day of M ay‘,
1858, at IO o‘clock in the forcnoon on each
of said days. for the purpose of attending on
the business of said appointment.
Jul-I.\‘ W. TAYLIJII, Commis-
DAVID S. HIJitf‘._. gsiqulez-‘3_
All persons indebted to said Eatatelare re-
qm.-si_.etI to inake IIZ'lIIIe(llll£E'{i{1:];1,9nt to
5t5 AL VA GRAY, 'l‘1'us*.u-c, We-:=.tpoi't.
Di.e(n'c! of Ritlgefirld, as. Pro]-u!c= Court,
Janilary ltitb. 1858.
STATE oi‘ JA.\lES I-I. ilAl~3LEY, late of
Brooklyn, State of New York. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the Distri,',-t of
Ridgetield. hath limited aiid allowed six
months from_ the date hereqf, for the creditors
of said Estate,repi'eseiitediiisolvent. in which
to P.Xl_)_Il_IItA‘tIi_éiI_'(llltllnstlicrcto ; and a‘ .
pointed John B. Hyatt and lieu;-y smith, 2,1,
Esqnires, of Ridgeijeld. Comniissioners to re-
ceive and examine said Claims.
Certified by
. IIIRAM K. SCOTT, Judge.
The subscribers. give notice that they shall
meet at the Probate Office in said Ridge-Iield,
on the iiitli day of February. I.'*-h’-S_ and lfith
day oi July, I858, at it i5‘cli':cl';, in age fore-
I100". 0!! 01'-_C.l1 01' Eifelvli :.’l?.l0l' the purpose of
attei}di;i'g ;i,§i'tlie liui-i iss of said appoint-
tueui. 5
Joux B. I‘IYA'l"l‘, )Cnm1nia-
lII~.‘.\'ItY S.ui'ru, 2d.. 8 sinners.
All persons indebted to said Estate. are re-
quested to make immediate payment to cillier
of the Corninissioners. Ag:-iiis for '
3!?! A. W. l,{.I2-ll:-,, Aiiniinisirator.
‘L931: . .,.......':;....i..':b,’-..,_.,_.__,._ _., _, _
F31? SALE,
. - At Westport, Gt.
' HE snlnwcribcr ot’l'crs for sale two good and
. ' pleasantly located dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Wcstport. ltri-lge. I’,ly_uu!, mij
rods tliei'et'i-o-.n. anti algoiit t.l._ic saute" d‘is"iaiice
ope nei"e_ of lu.'iitI, well 'stoi-kedwiitlyi choice
l"t-i'i‘ii,s,'a,iiil t,lici_f'e is also 9. CzII'[.t“IIl:.tfl""i_*l ighapon
the lot» 'l‘~lN.= ii.r.oi>.*°-"ti? ‘till he -v-M cheat» if
applied l_'Q,;‘. S"’ii.l.' bIi‘l‘Z3 JOHN BAKEIL
Q New Carriage. Shop.
J./V‘ JVOR IVJI LII’ .’
TIIE Undersigned liaviug; <}_p.;-.:,i_i_=,(:, a_ Om-piano
Shop on Cam_n s'i,t.‘c_ei,',“is prepared to
cci_y'; gir.j'ie',".s’5'rii"-.ill kinds oi‘ Carriages, Wag-
ons. Sleighs, &‘c. lie is nlso prepared to ‘do
all kiinls of repairing and re-painting, &c.
All orders left at the Hui-nei-is establishment
of Stephen Swann, will be punctually atten-
ded to. Work warranted geogl, I',€l‘gS().§')'f1:I_)li-3
price-s,aml:Ioi:e in.Ei_c'/‘i ,-.-_)ran_i‘i's‘:’-d..7‘, " M "' '
""'-I.‘-IHN"S.lll?i3llEtlD,
i'§ui'.iv:iIlg. Jan. 4th,’ l_'i3.'5S', y,-1
New Millinery Establishment.
’ ‘II E Subscriber, having taken the rrigms
directly over the Drug sttii‘L,‘ ti!‘ Knapp it
LY“93v ll‘. 1.illl'.’.1i*lI‘:4 Na-w‘Biiildiii;:.aiid per-
milllflillly iistiililirlieil her busiiicss in Norwalk.
would i'iivlte attention to her large and u!lIllI‘P-
ly new stock of FASHl()NAlil.F. l\III.Ll-
NERY. coiisisiiiig oi Wiiiier .‘-llyles. select.-(1
with special care and tide.-lity to i'gishio:_i and
taste. A sliare of the p_i:bl_i3_-;ir,:,;-diizifitl Is it?
vitcd, belicviiigt-hat‘ e.1i_‘t?i-in aaiisiiicticin can
i:,e*g'ii.'eii in ‘rnatciliiil. work, and prices. La-
(l_'re3' and Ijiliildi-eii’s Huts of the latest styles,
kept (JQlI3lilli‘ll_7 on liand,or made i.o order
when pI'(>€IPl'I‘QIl.
LADIES’ DRESS AND CLOAK MAKING.
Ladies wishing anything in this liue.can dc.-
cu,AaLot;T.a nil-i:'i'ofv."
Nciryvalk. Dee. ':,.(tii,'1‘1":,-if.‘ ' '
ilillflew Arrival of
count
UST received at
the Yard of
G. &'~.-1:0. Rn.'ni.t.
...;
from tire, Episc_o_p_a_'l' (_3liii'i7c,l_i." '[‘l'u;i-'4- is‘ aijgui, .
pend on having tlieir work done .°atisl_'acto3-‘.i lg. .
~ I v 5 .
Zlglttu flail‘. °§lhiiu.tisimuils.
I-Iilrtflliii. {-t..i.~t?ii"w.1£ ,'.;{v'iE.{- '.; I.-‘oi ’~SI'I;tii-3i:ii_li\‘d-v-e-r-t isixiii
Honso~,.'.ppletnn’iBiiilrlinil 345 5 -"»'li’l3l'"3‘3W5)‘::'-3 Y-
~- ., 9 . ‘nxv \/\4\v
PACIFIC HOTEL,
17?. Greenwir.-Ii St, New "iiark.
f]"Vl-l|?1p1-i.;e- of Board at this reopiilar Ilnusc
was rmlitco-ll on the lat of .Ianii uy. to fl-
!-i.| pct «lav.
.lNii. I".-\'l"l"l-Tu’. .i'i:. .1" ill-‘.325’.
I’l‘=.II-2‘I‘<‘iI‘:.‘i.
I..‘Y.l\. ill“. Plan.
I‘-II-t\'.'.l
Gliozsp Zfieaeiing.
'i'Hi-‘. \'i-in‘! ltl-:"l' i.i‘.ill.‘.' l“-.t‘l"l‘. i"i i:i.i.-‘iirii it
‘I'll 342 l‘~.’ 2-1 W "$539 lei PR l~‘..'4l§i.
'l‘ r-ontiiins Ii: l-.lr_r.-i-«-lo~«-l_v priiitcd ipini-la.
pi-,«-‘cs. f_',l\'llI_L'. ll|ll‘I‘l‘," the _v«-or nit!‘ luurib
iunrc rr-adiiiir than unv oi’ the tin.-u dollar
[.'l4lIlllIlI"?<‘. It is lill--il with the very inst
'I‘nlo-.9. .‘*'l€el.,i-.lH':~'. 312.. that ciiii be pI'(u"IIlNl —
It. is printed from Pl!‘-Z-ll‘. Iii-xv type on line pa-
put". in a convenient. .~liap»~ for binding. and is
lianulsoinely Illus.t.i'atcd , all for $2 a year.-—
.H'ln-ciiinvii copies sent. free. on applicaiion.—-
¢;,,,“.,,,,,,,..-3 waxitml in every town and city in
my country to solicit subscriptions. to v.licim
a lib.-ral coinmission will be given. ~'
DANIEL ADF.l'-‘..
Atblruss. _
ilm-iv 21] Centre. street. NMV 3 Olli-
rarmers and Gardmers
Sizsnixti their I’. 0. Adulres to us will receive
. by mail gratis an Alinanacior I858. and
iuforiuation collf’-t‘|'llll|_t{ the CELEBRA'l'l‘1D
MAN IRES made by -- The Lodi .\Ianui'nctu-
ring Company, (In Couitland Street. New
York.” 1‘-F04‘
}l
N
I<
W I T H I N
THE MEANS Of‘ AEE.
h R. E. WILSON, Dentist, Author of
tlio “ Benumbing Apparatus t'or Es 6
H tructing Teeth without Pain,” being ex-s
BlL*nSlVo'.'ly engaged in iunnufacturing for-fi
Dentists every variety of Artificial Teeth Ki
fllnnder the most extended and systemuti-E
eully arranged facilities ever before at-
fitemptcd in this branch of art, belicves_
Egbe may be allowed to say. without fear.
of contradiction, that he is thereby ena-5
bled toinsert for patients who may honor
filiim with their ordeis direct, B E 'r r E R8}
‘TI-II-‘.'I‘II at snotcrrti :~‘Cr'i‘ICI-I and at i.c-win.
. viucizs than can possibly be had else ,3
wheie. either in city or country. -
(3 Dr. Wilson’: system of adaptation en-2
sures abs-o/ule prrfrcriun in the adpist
ment of Teeth to the iuouth, thereby se-
nicuring perfect fiiniiicss and comfort lug
fl wearing and Int‘i9lI(‘£Il.luIl. ;ia.tiiral and Iii‘:-
alilce expression, so as to defy detection,“
and perfect cleaiiliucss. These havi-
been heretofore thecrying imperfections
in Artificial Teeth. rendering them in a '
great ineusure u.so-lcs.-. ,
Having a body oi‘ operators c-oiistantly cin-
ploycd in the Labratory. persons from the
country are only required to reuiaiu in the
city over one night for the insertion of any
nuinlu.-r of teeth from one to a full set. Wlllfll
may be inserted either \\I’I‘II or wrruour ex-
ti acting, the old roots.
PRICI-IS i'or Artificial Teeth to patients
range according to style from 50 ct.-ti 75 03-!‘-
$|.00. and so on, per ’l'ooili. being but little
more than is cliarged by him to the. pi‘of’c.~‘.siuii
as wliolesnle prices. Eiitii-c satisliictioii war-
rnnted in all cases. ’ .
AR'l‘Il«‘ICIAI. 'I‘F.E'l‘II have become. a ne-
cessity with all classes. and there. is no good
reason why they should not be ninnufactured
on a large scale. at. comparatively low prict“-“.
rather tlian that obscure Dentists should ob-
ligc a few persons_ to support them by enor-
mous profits for work which must ner-.es.sarily
be dcfc‘ctive..o\viiig to limited l'acilii.ies.
Au E.‘(A\lI.\lATIi).\' at the office of sanipl-‘-s of
each and all the various styles now einploycd.
will enable those not familiar with the sub-
ject, to judge at once very correctly of the
advantages and disadvaiiiagir-s which the dif-
ferent varieties possess. vly52
Catarrh can be Cured. g,
0 A dull oppressive feeling in the head
;,,over the eyes, Iassitiide and vertigo.
.5 great. discli-.irge,ol' mucus from nosti-ils,
of clear limped fluid or of a vitiated"3
°chiiractei'. green, yellow. and oti‘ensive,*1
diinness of vision, unusual noises in tliea"
oears. impaired or totally destroyed sense
ofsmell, irritation and soreness of throat.
and bi-oncliia, bronchitis. and finally
Siconsnmption, are among the symptoms
and results of Cutnrrli. a disease for
’ which the most cniiiieni. Plivsiciaiis of
this country and Europe say there is n05.
known remedy. The writer has devoted 0
many years to the inve.-tigation of this
disease, and has been directed to a rein-
edy which has proved a positive and -f-g
icctnal cure in the worst and most ma- 1;;
“lignant. crises.
(3 Consiiliatinii pOI_‘5’Ql!i\ll}’ or by letter.
may be l_ltl_.tl at Iliifi Ila-oadway, N. Y.
-flizifiv’ R. GOODALE, M D.
CONFIDENTIAL Lt'.’I‘TI£I{ to Married
Women on the voluntary contra’. of the
maternal function, strictly moral in its tone.
By a Ilrofessional Gentleman who has made
the i’liysiol'igy of procreation his special
study the greater gorgioi; of tits life. It clear-
ly lL‘l||'."ull'-‘3':‘.lf the p ilosophy of inipregiiatioii.
and Contains a sninmary or all the ‘modes re-
sorted to,t'i prevent conception. pointing out
which are etii;-tent and iliscussiiig, their vir-
tues, with recommeiidations and directions
bow to easily forestall conception. Sent un-
der seat, by mail free, t'or.£1. Coniniunica- ,
tions.5ti'ictly private.
ROBERT J. RUSII. .\i_.D.,
‘.3,-I3 Broadway. N. Y.
3m3v
1'-be llilagnefic Eelt.
HE iindersigucd, after many years of care-
t'u_I ijesea__rch and experiinent, have dis-
covered and perfected a safe, convenient, and
uncxceptionable means of completely con-
trolling the maternal function, without em-
ploying any of the unnatural and deleterious
expedients so often resorted to for that pur-
pose. Apart from its .vp€l‘ifiL' -.-t's‘¢- of pj.fevi;iit-
lug Conception. it is an, iatgllible means of
restoring to health and vigor the abused, de-
igauged, ‘mid énfeebled procreative functions
of ieuniles, and of reiuvigorating and restor-
ing the gmeral Iiealib ti. its ivontedconstitu-
tional integrity.‘ ll.I:0I1.~.I=‘lS of a Jllilglrrtil‘
Brit, which encii-cles the body directly over
the us‘ illimu, by the magnetic aeI_i_ei,i -;,t_' \_v"_n_ii_-b
the fccunduting power is i,i_i_t,:;-g';;i-pteslgiiigl held
_in at.»-y:1ni2e,_it_i,i_i_l, i,‘.i¢.i 'vita,l neuro-niagiietic
caiirreaza, o,ti'.er'i\'i=‘c ilmiiiesl oft‘ by sexual «X-
ceiis;-,5', are turned back through the system.
stiniliiutiiig all the viscera to a healthy normal
tone. In it true mom} aspect, no valid objec-
tion can be urged against its Iawlul use, inas-
much as it is do.-sigiied to subserve at great, hu- '
inanihry pl|I‘|)Oa(‘ in the i‘ei1_{ti§l_‘uytive cautio-
iny. It is im as.»-ible in a, l,i',i__-ii,-it c,ai;d’ to give
the. i'etyd_ei' an zideq_i,i,‘zi,I,e.'ednception of the vir-
_t‘u,e.i=.' C’.-_ i.lic“ili:~ic'rii"ery and the -m__m,(__u_._v, of its
iaction. Accortliiigly. the -rpm-.i(-tors have
’ p_rep_uri?il it 1iai1_i,p_i‘,li‘i. fully einbodyiug the
‘ 'phl_l'O:“§,'.}i.:};.' oi‘ its iutliieiice upon the genitive
fuiiatioii. its uses, tests and results, which
they will forward, upon the receipt at six
cents in postage stauips, i.o any t\«,la,i,§g=ss_.
The price of the belt 3: 5.5,. sent it mail
free. Dei..‘LTI_§..‘Ii.Se.,l'“;-1'-. i (>Il,’I‘OZ\l dz ‘0..
3’-Ali iii‘-atziln-a y, New York.
Ilddress P. 0., Box 2341. ZlilIV~$9
school 3b‘oi:§.l ,
COMPLETE assortinent. of Saitool, Books
_ kept constantly oa_iiaig,<,l by
. ‘(N
__m APR 6:: LYNES.
N 1858. I 1858.
IDDI.l-‘.BR.OOK’S ALMANACS, by the
Gross, Dozen, or at Retail,
By 0. S, CLARK.
Another‘ Invoice
F‘ that line Note Paper and Envelopes,
just received by
KNAPP Ilz. LYNES.
Y I-lac Bartel >i3iéIiTiE}iuant_iiy. at
’ I 'GF_l0. W. SMI_’I‘H’S,
South Norwalk.
Tor Sale or Exchange,
NEAT, com-pnieni. Dwelling House, con-
. talnliig eight or ten room.-i. ll‘ V-lit’? lllliml-:
dinte vicinity of the Bri'.l.gi‘--, _, ,
pat-ticnlai's. inc uire cu” C. T. LEONARD,» OI‘
W, G. S']‘lf{Ii‘.f;‘.’I‘. ' ‘
Ploy. ‘5.~l;,‘l-lji:'i2. i.I47.
Bi
ATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to give satisfaction.
“’g1trgl|4-Is, Jewelry and Silver Warelsold at
very low pi~n:e.~i. ball bel0rP&,tll§FlIC£\iiI.:%K
,..B.
Skates.
A-MER,IC.All and’ German Skates, with or
without straps, for sale by
lI.f.M.- Q» STREET-.
; to iiia,l,:,._« up in the best and most tnsiituuabig
« BEBIEN "I‘ .La ieined Plnsteraud Marble Dust,
Y
For i'ur‘f_.h’er -
will be put on interest on the tiist day oi’ said
i
Paiiits. ‘bits. Eire :23-l-tilts,
‘TE still:-il :i ,(-oiiliuii;incr-of the [H li'u)iin_g_:4'
‘ of £ll'Il*.".*‘l.‘l.'i. I.-'ouiii.i'v .\l- iclznnlié. nut‘
l’li\'>'ll‘l:il!s. tliir .~=tm-k of llrii-_5=, (~(,5‘,u§;l(5: of
.-vi-i'_v,ai‘iiclc in the fin.--_ WP warrant its rt-pro,
<1-iii-‘-cl. and ivloicli wt» nil“+-r :il. ,1 !<l1|:(ilfIIl'.‘:1n('l’
.in cost. for i".'i~lI. or reliable papcr (‘ii-diis
lilfml llN1.‘4‘i-’.l=‘~l‘i. l'li_V<i‘iaii~‘. or f2li'l('lltLlIl.". b}_
innil...<lia|l be proniptly alto.-iidr-cl in. and for
wardo-cl by first ti-aiisportaiinn train, amt at
as low pi-ices as tlioiwh the order WI-'I‘P __«_g;v-or.
in pcrsoii.
“'5: have also a fresli supply of
Bliss’ Dvsspeptic Remedy,
and every order now in band will be prompt.-
ly tilled. and shipped as rapidly as we can do
so. liaun.-.i., Flismv 3: KIT{‘fil~‘..\‘,
TC Barclay street, New '2'.-iik
All Orders
OR " Bliss’ Dyspeptic P.eined_v." receive-vi
by us while we were out of the arii..~ie
will now be promptly forwarder]. We shall.
in fiiture,endcavoi- to keep ourselves well
supplied. 1I.a.uau... Risimv 5: KITCHEN,
‘iii Barclay street, New York.
Physicians and Merchants
‘VFISITING our city for their supply of
Drugs. &c.. are invited to give us acall
at our old st-aiid. We have received. and arc-
still receiving, fresh supplies. which we c.tt“e_-r
at as low prices. as can be had elsewliere.
II..ina.ii., Ristitv 3: KI‘i‘CHF.‘:,
fifiift-3-5%, ..
Importers of Drugs and Mediciiics, N. Y.
country Merchants,
‘“7ISHlNG a supply of "‘ Bliss’ Dyspeptic
Reinedy." will be fnrnisiied by us at
the cizstoinsry disco-.int. to the trade.
.I:I.-\RI-I_\_I., Risi.i:v A’: Kin-ars.
I6 Barclay street. Nu‘-V York.
- fhysioians
RDERING "Bliss‘ Dyspcpiic lieinedy.”
with other Ding.-1, will be :-nppli-.-d at the
usual discount.
H.tI(I’..xl’.. Ri.=.i.i-tr & I(t7i_'m:_\'.
Ti; Barclay street, New York.
Patent Medicines.
‘~71? have a full supply of every reliable-
preparation now before the people.
which we oil‘.-r at inaniifar:turei~‘s prices.-—
AIIIOTHJ,‘ these are included a very l=.ir-__r_c sup
ply of -
Bliss’ Dyspeptiic Reine.-fly,
purcliiwed with c.°pi’-(‘ial . I‘l.‘i'9l‘Pl1(‘r“ to our
wholesale trade. Retail price '52. invariably.
Physicians or Mercliants ordering a dozen or
more. packages the usual discounts will be al-
lowed. H.-UIR.-|.l'.. RI.~l.I.I~‘.Y tr Krtcai:.\".
Ti: llarclay street. New York.
‘1'ake__fl5’-otice.
WE are the only 5lllll10I'I2'.<"il Agents in
New York. for the sale of " Bliss-‘ Dys-
peptic Remedy." '
IIARRAL, RISLEY & KITCFIEN.
Import:-rs and Wliolcsale Drnggists,
‘Iii Barclay Street, New York,
Sole agents for New England and New York.
Iii-.'i~.'iii: & Sozc, Agents for Ncrwulk.
AIBBEBT Kfiififfila.
Aaiercnan, Tailor.
(Adjoining S1030 of Kn" p S’. I.yncs_. Main st.)
::oRW.~ii.i(, Co.\'.\'..
VI-IE Public are respectfully iavit -d to call
and examine the large and varied assort-
’IlI5.*I\l. of
REA DY M A DE CLOTHll‘iG_,
FI'(’II('lL Clotlzs, 3'¢issiv/iii:/‘rs avid -I"e._vt-i'.'1gs,
Also, a general assortineiit of gentlemen‘.-.
furnishing goods. ceiisisting ii. part. oi Hats
and Caps, Umlirellris. Shirts. Collars, Cra-
vats. llaiidlzercliiets, Siispcnders. .\"c_
Cloths. Cassiinei-es and \'estings by tbc
vard or pattern. and cut. tree of cliar‘,-.20.
Particnl.-r attention paid to Child .'en’s Gar-
inents.
Real and Personal Estate
A (5 E N C Y i
' FIE Subset-iber would announce to the
public that he hasestablished an agency
for the transaction of the above business. br-.
lieving that the int.ercsts oi the employcrand
-employed will be imitually promoted tliereby.
He Ii-as several zlppliciltlolli t‘sll"?lll1_7 on hand
for dussii-able tenements, 3.-.1 punhase and to
rent. and those having sncii properly mills-
pose of. wo.-aiil do well to caaier with the
=.itbsc:til)cz'.
iijouse Hiring and Letting.
P-.irtlciilai' attention pal-l to pi'or:uriiig and
letting, Houses to good I(‘U‘.'Ul.:. upon a reas-
.uablc coinniissic-ii. -and all pr-r-"op,-: having
propci-._v to let, or desiring t_',; rent houses. for
the ensuing year. sh-'.;-;,;._‘._-.’, u illie iinanediate so
plit-ation_ DIMDN PA;;TQ1i_ _
young iaaaies-2’ 3-$er:_._inaz,=y,
liiI.l.SIl'lI:‘..NDR\i'.\LlI CONN.
hiss. l.oUt~=.i A. .‘5\ir7it.l’rincipal.
ESSIONS Annual, coininciicing on the
_ Tliird Wednesday of September, closing
on the last Tuesday of July. Pupils received
at any time when there are vacancies. Chur-
ges commepce at the time of ea,t;:-nee.
Terms per quarter—Fc*,' Tuition in English
and Latin. $5 : It-,l,of3.s-sin LaI.xgtir«ges,oacii. $4 ;
.\lusic.o,a_ l’i_§.u¢., -.:,n<I C~;uitar, each. 510 ;Draw-
lug an-.i. Painting from $4 to $10.
; adtsine Fahegwn, -.1 Parisiaii Lady of edu-
cation and refinement. residing in the family.
there is every facility f':.:r ncqitizing the
French Language in its purity gag} elegance,
Day Scholars, in hours 9.2- vsciteitioa. which
are daily. have ii-,9. zarnc advaiilage.-2 as board-
ers. Cireiglars contaiiiing, terms for Boarders
In‘E_1'] be li_a_d at the Seiniiiury. Iimzl
Merchant Tailor and ilraper,
No. 3, Plneuix Block, Iiorivalk, Conn
II P. subsci'ihE1'v.fm.1,ld respectfully anuc-um-e
that l§$y§lQg£.citI'8tl out all his did great;
at his raictioii s_aIes.lio.- has new on ham} ,,
fresh selected stock of sec.-miiable Cloths. Gus.
siiii-’-rijes. Vestixigs, &0._. which he is prepared
stjzlesa. A complete assortment. m‘ Ellen; and
B0 3’ C'LO’i‘IIL'\‘G RE‘./i.§»_|Y_-i[,jDE_
wratetnl for long anal eoiitinuerfl favors, I
shall e-mleavor, with I6.‘iI5.‘I\’PLl excllloli, to
merit their c.oB’tinun1ir-r-.
(JIECELAIN Kettles. Sauce Pans. French
Tin Ware. Bi-ass Kettles. Fry Pans, Bird
Cages, Mitts. Brooms, Briialica, Pails, Chorus:
Feullit-.'I‘ and Naimo Dusters and I-‘anc y Goods
at Lockwoods Fiii-nisbing l.‘.Jareroumr-.
Crockery, China & Glass Ware.
NE of the largest, 7-is-M-st au(lb¢.<I1.-elrct-
ed stocks of Ui-ockt-i-y, Glass A". China
Warfle, to be found in No:-walkrcan nmv be
seeu at the store of iliI’-:*uli.=ci‘iliri- at South
Norwalk.together wi.i‘.I it ;-is-nei'_ulsssoi'tmei.t
of G1'oceri£*s.-193.. Fill Oi Wliltli Vii Ilu~:‘-Old. at
exceeilingly in-tv prices. G. E‘-.\lI’I‘II.
Corn Sticellers‘-..
EW pattern (‘fora :‘=.ii<-tiers, a ti:-.=‘.r-ai.s» ar-
l.Ii"i-: l'uI'.‘l:ilo' by ii.
...____.--_......._.__.._‘ .-. _
Qouaent, Plaster, &c.
'thcBusIic-"I , Barrel or Loud: for sale
CHAS. '1‘. LEONAR_,l).,'
\
b
Toot}: §33‘iiSI3,(.-‘,*,§_1-._ 1'
A NEW lot lust rt-ceitcgl 3.! .
l‘§i‘l:A_ P--‘r l.'i"NES.
igfaper Dolls,
. ND PAPER DOLLS FURNITURE, in
any quantity. Call and see them at the
Sum: oi‘ KNAPP 8-: LYNES.
Norwalk Savings Sjociety, E
Nonvrata, Nov. 4th, 1857.
OTIC]-3 is l).,ere‘ay given, that Deposits
, nisdg. in this Soci'ety on or before the 5th
day of Jnniiary, April. July. and October,
espective months.
Josurii W. Ilvnastt, Tzenaigrer
tf=i5 Noijivgillg Savings Society.
LATED FORKS! PLATED FORKS!
-ritoivfns niuisr, F
I '.l’a.ris, may be had of
from the .&xlT8rilFing I‘
......-. .. V.-- -...~ --.»-. ;..r-~v-‘. ‘.««-,.,<:.-«.«v.»o..«rc:ovv~
l 5,15 SBWINi3'- iiract_i:nEs."‘
Gibb’s iiateagz
, . .9. .
rmsr t'a!:nrn".\i- ‘ - V ’
=-‘ii~‘
W:i;i‘:inN-cl 1.-e\'i-r-lull ‘Jill?! Sewing’
-'lil!'il‘*‘ I-.i i‘='.-x’. .: --.-sliip .‘-=.in.plicity.SIre1u;!h
and llnil‘..i;'.lil I---i 'l’:.ii- llll',-T. Dress MMIIDR
i-‘a.inii_-_.- -.-mi i" :'-.:ri..n s‘.--..-;ui_: it has no su-
' '! in -..g.»i--It-r'-sm- t:Il.‘.'ii'lI'IS to e.=l=ib-
-. ..i! pat-:'.: u .“ the Uiiiicd Stntfa
an: i,'- :‘ ’- i'ci~‘«-i.< \‘~.-iii. a small capital
[ --.‘ill tin-l this n i-‘.--.iii:i'~.li- l!iI"llli_‘.'-‘.4. Address
'l‘lIi.i\i.-‘«.:5 $7 55:} . 4.>~'i‘- Iii-.-2'-.r?'.v2iy. New York.
.i|n4s
1lf.I$1iI3.§.;“‘f§{§"ld .‘Z‘3€)I‘VIN”S
Eeznaie .-f;§.i‘te:=2.1ve Pills,
‘OR the o.-st;-l-':<is'e use oi Fa-nieles laboring
.1. under any -14‘ Ill" ioliowing Complaints,
vlz.:-i_n,gu~_1cginn~.:=uppi-essions. Green Sick-
iiess, Headnclic, Pain in the Shir-.Pulpitation,
Loathing of Food, Disturbed Sleep. and all
Inli.-I'IllptI0iH or In.’-_«__.-u'iariti'e.-s of the Menstrual
Pt-rlflils. l’i‘cp:iro.-«I lot‘ Madame IIOEVIR, I“ I3
Rue Vuitgirtird at Pa:-i.=. France.
way. New Yorlz.
Puici-t. Q.\‘l-‘. Domsr. Psi: Box.
- s3nI45
be punctualiy -.nttcr.iled ta. —
_ ‘” . .
Soebrsei-er & Schmidt, ‘
7‘ .tsc.=icrUaa'as of Grand and Square Ac-
J. it-Jn Piano i“ortc:! 4'23 Broome 13%., (one
block East of Broadway.) New. York. We.
would invite the attention of aiiiutcuis and"
critics‘:-m the insp.-;-ctior. ot’.’oui- unrivalled
stock of Plano For tea, which, for tone and dil-
rability ot Vv'0i.'l(In‘-'.II‘illl[), have not been six‘-
passed by any in t-his country. Aliberal-Gib
count to Cleigy men, :3clu;oI.=: and the Trade.
1_v‘.’3s. ‘ '
?ietuz=e---Iiiotice I
A M is R 0 is if P n 5 ,
"I1-XIIL-.‘i a st) lc which for durability and
execution ‘cannot be excelled.
The >‘t1lJ.=.C rili-':.r il:‘.‘-‘iflg taken the old Austen
Daguerrenn Rooms in the Dani.-n.-_v Depot, In
Norwalk Bri-lgc-, I‘-.1l_L“? this method to inform
the people of N-Jrivnll-I and vicinity, that be
iirprepared to tal-zc their pictures by lh9A'|‘lI-
bmt._vpe process. ul ’«:h is uaiversall ' acknowl-
edged to be tar s peflol to the aguerrec-
type, and euiiai to a Steel Engraving. All in
want of a superior likeues.=,are invited to call,
examine and jii-lge. for themselves.
GREA’I‘ It?-IliUCTlO;V' IN PRICE! First
class pictures taken by this new process from
50 cents upwards. ‘I he snbticriber ls confl-
dent" be can siitisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his speciniens, of his ability to take the
best and most peifcr.-t Likeness:-s.
E. B. THOMPSON.
Not-walk. Aug. l5't.h, 1857. 34
for Sale Ghost».
BOUT 90 Acres of Land, sitiiutetl in the
village of Georgetown, on the Dunbar)’
and Norwalk Railroad. and within 20 rods of
the Depot and Post Dfice. On the premises
are a goon bani-kc amt out-buildings, aIso_.tt¢es
of -littzei-ant kinds. From 8 to 10 acres are
xoodland. The location is a desirable one,
being easy of access, and in the immediate
vicinity of churches, schools, and manufac-
turing cstalnlitbments of .difi‘~:reut kinds, and
where labor in constant demand, and good
wages can be obtained. For terms, or any
ottmr informatioii, apply at the GAZETTE
OFFICE, or of A. B. HULL, at the Freight ofiice
in Danbury. ‘
D-anbur_v, Oct..1, 1857.
tf 40
Game:-o Pins ! Cameo Pins I!
T The Je=.veli'y and ‘Trimming Store. neat
the Spring. may be found the largest and
richest assortment. of these goods ever ofiered
to the Ladies oi’ this Tue. :1. .‘~1oine entirely
new and rich designs
Horse Blankets.
FINE lot of Carriage and Horse Blankets
just uiauc up by the subscriber. Also,
I"iIIIll.\l0 Holiv.-3:, d“c.,—al1 for sg}r-, at H hgpj
times prices-" W."J. S. JONES.
East side trio Bridge, Web-lport, Conn. tffl
'Window Glass.
BOXES Ainerican-, French and En
0 Q glish vvimtow glass, assoxted,frun
(:33 t o'.‘tIx3'2. for sale at mnunfm-t'arcr’.= pri-
WM. CSTREET.
Shawis.
21‘ entire new stock of STELLA SHAWLS,
all colors. An entire new stock of
WOOL LONG SHAWLS,
at a great bargain. ‘C. J. .'}z:i73_.s.
. T H
as E AT EBAUTIFIBR,
50 [mg ri7i5;i:cessfaZ[{:/ sought,
Fouaaui at Last!
‘T10? IT ZIETORES ?l~‘.it_\i.\.\'i-f.‘ZTI.'£ ’r;"..«‘:' _=lAll'I ‘ID
in nri_.;ir.aI c--tor: covers luau-L~.ni’_v the bald
head, removes all dazdiiitl‘ itchizug, and :«'.l st-rofull,
scald lies-t and. all criiptioiw; makes the hair so“,
licallliy‘. and classy; and will prcscrvnit to uny'inn¢-
iml.-l.c 2:9-=, I-Imuv:-s. as if by magic, nil blolches, 5-.
iron; the tlici-. 2;:-zii cur: = all ncui-zilgiu um! nei-tea hand-
acne. Se: urcular an-J ihe_follo'.7fng.
flows N. H... F:-7~.m.:i.1-y 2, 185?.
F501‘ 0. J. WOOD E. Co.—L-‘.an.t.-A; ‘Withinafewoh.
we h«r.'._- rel-eiveil so many L'I'3?'.‘.l am’. calls for‘ Plot .
J. "Wood a H-.-.ir Restorative. that to din we were con-
pelled to sq.-ml to B_oston for It quantity, (the 0 do;
you forward:-1 Fl‘-iii. lieing -ml-1,) wiiiln we might order 3
quantity 2'z_'o2_n gen. 1:‘ Lottie we have sold stench
ilare 3'/-’,OI.l,‘lIC::J three cr_.*'oi.".' tacuicznrfamers, and the appro-
bation. and patrr.-nage it receives fiom the nuns sub-
stantial and woztbgv citizs-ne at our vicinit._v, luly eog~
'-‘ince i‘-= that it is .\ .‘.i0.~'T ‘i.'AI.l'.\IiI.I-I I’Ii£I'ARA’I"l0N-
Send us as soon as may be, one grass of 81 sin; nfi
one dozi-1 5': size ; and believe us uzuisvery rospoctflh
Iy, (Signed) :n\r~:ii:‘i. 1..-ITHURI’ as oo.
Hickory ‘Grove, Ft. Charles Cn., .\Io., Nov. ‘I9, 1856.
Pliiifr‘. 0. J, '\‘i'e:lUI)—I.-ear Sir : Some ‘time lat! sun-
mer we v:-3:9 induced to use some oz‘ your Hair Rulers-
tive, 2',nF\ its effects were so vvonderful, we feel it our du-
ty to you and the atilicted, to report it.
Our little sun’.= head for some time hm} 54-on pg]-fggfib
covered with sores, and some’:-alled it scald head. T30
hair almost entirely came oil‘ in oonseqiience, when I
u-toad. seeing his siiueviiigs, a\.nsed no-to use your IQ-
storullve : we did .-:u with little hope of success, but, to
our surprise, and that (.4: all our friends, It Ioryfei cp-
pII(‘:lIl0II;‘l rcaui\'etl_ ‘:2-re disen.-in anti;-915, gm] ‘ 3.3 .‘
ln:=.uiiant crop :1: hair soon started nut, and we cg; may
say that (1‘.,'J buy nus as healthy :1 see! . nndqts luxuri-
ant a. crop of hair as any other child. Ive;-an therefore
and do hereby l|.‘CU1nlX'l9aLlj.;u‘J.‘Restorative, as 5 plrfocfi
remedy iur all diseases of me scalp and hair.
We arr. ;-;ur.:s resps-cti'aII_v,
Gsilliiilf W . flu:-GI.‘~'no‘i'3.il,,
S.iii..aii A. Iliamxnwran.
liariliiier, .\Iaino, June '2‘), 1055.
I‘-R017.‘ i.. .|. ‘uT00i=—-tisar >'-it Iliavo used two hot.
ties in llrkili‘-‘ill? \‘.'oc. vlimr !‘.i.‘-.-.lOra1!l7i-', am! can truly
say it is the greatest discovery of the age fax restart:
and clianging tne Hair. Ht-'.ore_ using‘ it I win smut
seventy. My hair has nmv aittaznc-I in as-iginal color.-
Ymi can reci-niincn-I it to the world vritliout far Ieclt
rap, 3,; my .,-a-;-_= ua- one ofthe ivorst kind.
‘roan Itespeott-;ll;.',
H. J. W-firm 5 L0 ,P1'0§£Fl€1-GT2‘.312BI'0l\IWI},Kc'f
Yuri; ‘in the -,fn-at. N. Y \\"ire hailing. }-stublighmggt).
1lIll.'.1l~§ ii ‘ .. street, .~_'.t. I.oni.<. Missouri.
.‘.n.I sold by all good Dfllggislfi.
Sold in .\‘orw:.lIs by BEEBE-I & 5303.‘, in 3,;,]gep°,g 5’
‘F
u.
9
I‘
y Slieiton & Co. an-I1‘. L‘. Wordiu, and by all drugginn
throuiziiont the if uited $t.fll0‘.31il'A;lli.i‘itISIlPf0V‘IDCQfl.
.~'.i‘i,.t hex-o» by all Klrustgist.-i.
School Books.
PARENTS. ’l‘cacIier.=.. and St-hole}: are to-
spceii'uIty inviiod to call and examine our
carefully st-lcctcd stock at School Booksho-
forc Dui'ch=:~‘§!i;-' *‘l5“l'~'lH'rt‘..
i(~.~iAPP It LYNES.
NEW ‘W003 YARD,
On Camp Street, I
Eiiclzory,
0&3, . _
Gizestinit Wood.
?E{IE umlersigaed will be xi.-.ippy'to;-gceyva
lgp-ei,cstqualit._v, at tbelowest xnarket‘pl'l'co,,
im-Cassit. I .I.-1_\iE:3 FINNEY.Aga:, .
. 7;
Silver Spoons.
1ILVER Ware of every description to-
ranted pure. and be-aiit-.if;.illy engrilveto
Also. Plated Forks, Spoons, .§'c.. chea by
casli, at O. S. CLAR ’S.
french remade.
. us GENUINE ARTICLE, paepfled Iy
Lubin, Pivcr, Maugeiiet and Condray, cl
KNAPP & nvxas.
isi.vi«;'rs, ‘vi-‘ivl-ts, vteii-e:s——FR2-Neils,
Friages, Fringe-s. Fall styles now ofen
Efor inspection. 0. S. CLAR .
.’ NOTHER. Lotof that Beautiful cord to:
A Ladies Skirts, Just Received at
' All the new patterns at CLARIQS.
o. s. ci.4niv&,_
RIED Apples, PIumg,_Pet;cIiesand
ties. at ltavxsstfir.-Ousnlwo.
r i".‘:i not. i. as iv.trn-3 Mscmtvrs.‘
S rid. \‘v"hr.lesale and I-’.e-t:iil, at -185 Broad-
fiv?‘ .-\.ll letters u«.ldi'c=.~.‘c(l to Dr. Paige will?’
orders for, flllll siipplf.‘ the public with
above l<.’.iuls of W ood. in any quantity lI’n¢-6"“
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l ‘fish guilt iittgriiszmeds.‘
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