.-All
- called Shams.
,__.
Acknowledgements of Fraud.
. WASIllN(:TON, Feb. 9.
Gen. Calhoun visited Judge Iloiigla
shortly after his arrival.
present. The Jiirlge inquired in rcfereiic
to the returns from Delaware Cl'0SSing.\
_ _ Before they
separated the inquiry was again l1l3Cli§.—;~
ilulhoiiii replied that the return had been
properly certified. Judge Douglas then
gave him some sworn evidence on the sub-
ject. Calhoun read and turned pale---
Abont. one o'clock at night Calhoun sent
to Ilouglas’ house that he was coiiviiiccd
Calhoun inade no answer.
there had been fraud at Delaware (‘roas-
ing
5-10 totes being put. down wlicre on
: ‘ ly 40 werc_ cast——anrl that he made the
corrcction in the record with ‘tho :1 pprov-
__ _ He aiillioi'i'/.cd
Judi-'0 1-l°“.9§l‘r‘3. M1‘. Hai‘i'ls, of Illinois,
al of the 1’l'PSlf,lE'.nf.,
and Gen. ifliiitinaii, to publish this fact.
'—-'——-—-0+-oflnum.-.—._M.
From the Ilurf/lmi C'u.-mini’.
'3? The gross iiijiistice which the Ad-
ministration contemplates in foi-cing the
people of Kansas to live under a contitii-
tion which they have selected inccts with
opponents even among them, Sllbservlciit
as they usually are to the dictates of par-
ty. The stand u'hlr'.l1 Messrs. Douglas,
Stuart, a.nd Broderick have already to.
ken in the Senate, is very commendable,
and shows that there are some men of
firmness and honesty left in the pa.rty.~
Honorable exceptions exist likewise in
the House of Representatives. Messrs.
Hickman, Cox, Harris and ot.l'icrs are
deserving of great credit for acting on
the side of 7-iglzt against this unjust i1ieas-
ure of the Administration. Our own two
ci-avcn rcpresenta.t.ives, Arnold and Bisli-
op, it is said, are determined to crawl at
the feet ;of the South and support the
antidemocratic doctrines of the L‘ecomp-
ton constitution. Shame on a free New
England maii for such mean party sub-
mission I
Men even of Southern origin will not
submit to such a tyrannical act. We
have before us a. letter from L. A. Pra-
tlier of Iiiiusas to Mr. Cox of Ohio,
which shows the state of feeling in Kan-
sas even among S011tll0I"ll Dcuiocrts. In
a speech ‘made in the House ol'Represcii-
tatives. ’l'his M r. Pratlic.i',wus placed by
Mr. Cox on the tlunoiis Calhoun pledge,
in consequence Mr. Pratlier writes to M r.
Cox, denying the ‘assertion. The 1 letter
says : _ ‘
“ FRANKLIN, K. T.,J:m. 13, 1858.
. * * Now, sir, this is do-
ing me great injustice ; for it is well
known thatl was not a member of the
Lecouipton Convention, and no more to
do with Ilittlclllllg‘ uiy name to those
pledges t.o which you refer than you had.
I was put in nomination without my
lfllOl\'lf.‘(lg‘0 or consent, and declined to
betomea candidate, and published a card
to that effect in both the. La.wreiicc pa-
pcrs. It is true that some did vote for
me whether I would be a candidate or not
I am a Democrat, and that in the broad-
est sence of the term. I am also, a
Soutlieriier, from the bosom of old Vir-
gina, and yet so much opposed to the
Lecoinpt-oii constitution that if Congress
undertakes to force it upon us I will suf-
fer death, rather than submit to the
d-.i.iiiiiaI.ilc thing. i I swear, by the great
Ere./'7znl.’ that I will resist. it as long as I
live and it'll is not destroyed during my
life, I will disiiiherit my (I'I1lltll'Cll if they
will not proinise to st.i'iig;rlc against it af-
ter I am gone. "
zk‘.
I aiu but a.ii liiiinblc farmer
and do not. ask for office. .\'eit.her am I
willing to be held up t.o public view as a
traitor to public ‘f.l'llSfv. -
_ l.ic.specfiiIIy yours, &c_,
L. A. Pl’..A’l‘II Ell».
IIo.\'. SA.\tUEI. S. Cox.”
The same indignant feecl,i1ig:,at the
iiioiislroiis wrongxto _l_)(_‘~-.-E‘fIlill(ff-ell upon the
‘,“Jt*(,l[)Al(.‘ of Kansas pci'vadcs the minds of
other men of soutlicrn l.)ll‘l.ll. '.I‘hc opin-
ion of Ex-Secretary Stanton and of Gov.
lVise of Ij'—ii'giiiia. are well known. Such
men have some belief that the name of
-Deinocrat means soinctliiiig and they
have iiodcsii'e to follow even an Adiniii-
isti':ition of their choice iiit_o such a diffi-
culty. How differeiit from soiue of those
in this State who call themselves Demo-
crats and yet approve a disgiucefiil act of
cxecutive tyrauiiy. They deserve to be
’!‘heii' whole belief in the
rights of :thc Sovereign people is lint. a.
sham.
>i<
-'-19a-»s-—-—-—-j-
'l‘oo I):Al:I.--i.Q.(*5t‘l‘Ci.ll!'yHl'1lll? Navy Tou-
cey it is siid was ].I{ll'[l1.'l.lllll'l_\‘ active and
busy about the hotels and among the incin-
bers at ’ashiugl'.on in trying to get
through , e Lccompton scliemc. To
what i1.'(lL’-[)l.Il of degradation has our
country come when such extremes must
be resorttid to, to carry tllfollgll the uii-
wholesoinp plans of Government.
. --9»-o—————
38' 'I‘|e small pox is pi'cvailiiig'iu Leb-
anon, an , so frightened are the people,
" that services in the Congregational and
Metlioditt Churches are suspended.
....g....————
iVl1uxii,sor.a.—Wc rejoice at the tidings
that Alexander Rainsey, the Governor
elected by, the people of Minnesota last
Full, has taken the necessary steps to in-
itiate a contest of the return of Henry II.
Sibley, who was elected by the returning
“’»°'~I's and canvassers.
«o
It is stated that Geu.‘Concha will
nth send to Spain from Havana
— of $6,000,000, part of which is
illisof1857.
>>&——-———
The grocery store of Mrs. N ugent,
. Bridgeport, was broken open on
2‘S(ItI)' night, and goods to the
it of one hiiiidi'ed and fifty dolluis
_.M_,._,,,,__
r- It.'is stated that there are ten
as many iiewspripers printed in the
ii laiigiiagze in the United States
-I are in (Ii.-riiiaiiy_
: —“"‘*—“"<C9>-0---—___
‘ rr. son TI«l.E‘JkI51-‘l'.lC'I‘E!).-“‘ ‘,r,7y,;p,
:1‘, tlierc is nope,‘-’ iicver was there
‘iccrlul or truer S1l)'Iflg_I;, us
-veil daily in the case of sut‘.
3..-Iii'onl‘o~$£f:'ol'iila, who, after
.1!‘ hope of ?-|II‘0 for years, have
red to liea.IJ.I ilmil Nsefuliicss by
V of W:-iglit’.e celebrated Scrofii-
-.ll.l(.l0l.(‘. 'l‘lie efficacy of this valu-
inciliciiic is cqiiullcil only by its, (,6
ptiicss of action, and whenever tlicre '
deiice of iinpnrity in 1 lm ‘
' g_ an--n-" " "
;; ......m'u
ions cli'3ii{iiirtci' o
rt should l)t:ll:1ll to it. witlioiit delay
:orcs oflong staiidiiig, 1ll('(‘l'S, scrofulous V
l.“llfIlpllOIl, and other similar affect-ioiis
affords ii.vai-iiiblc relief, piii'il'yiii'g thcé
ood and inspiriiig the system with un
Cllllflal \’lg(’i;‘_
L. B. Wi-iglit 8; C0,, Proprietors,
409 Broadway, N. Y.
'I.‘li(-§"’ ii-ad a
long conversation, several persoiis being
.v"I!llNI(I,. WlI(}l.lI-
1' any ollicr,
PASSAGE CERTIFICATE
and l«‘oi:i~:io.\' Dlhil-"l‘.\‘.
S
Italy. .-\iisI.i'i:i, l’i ll.‘=>'l:l. I’oIzind . Riissiii. .\'u
$5 iipivards——:-old at this Office.
0
LIST OF I.E’l"FERS i'ciii:iiiiiiig i_ii lli
Post. Office at Norwalk, Feb. 14, Infill.
;lll(‘ll Miss C A Hill .lIIHl||“
Ausli-n W H ll-.i_vf Junics II
Auatiu .1 F, 3' .lnliii<ou :1 E
Alibufhloliii I! ll-‘l‘l'” -["”"“5
Aver .\lr -l”'“‘=‘ MI“ I’ G
Abbott :‘.lonr«:- I’ I-:‘“‘I’l-‘ 5 V
Booth .‘~ii's I1 ll 1\_“"l'l‘ D D
Brown Mis.-z 0 ii 1- I‘-91-;l' t H
Bra-loii .1ohii ‘.2 ‘ ‘-“‘ ""'”“.-T“
lliirnliaiu IS ‘x"“£§)'¢‘l'l 'I'lif*mI-"ire
Brat-ken ’l‘lioiua5 I-"'".~l Fraiiz-in
Croelicr W P .x l‘-.> I yuiis :\lill'_\'
- (‘oliins J (7 7: Lt‘-mar-I C
(‘arlin I’.-iii-.‘i~l.' iilorri-‘.~c_v Tllfllllflfi
("hapliii :1 1' .il:i;§i‘;ifli Cnlliarin-r
Ila} S if V I Mr: I-‘arlin Patric-I.
Iii-l"rn-ii‘-sf (ni'-.l(-liu aloraii Riiilgi-i
[mil .\I:iiwii'ci ,\iitliiil.v, G ,\; W
Dinii_\' 'I'Ii«ipi:is Plielps Mrs PM:
]i;i_i.'ti_m l_-.li::ibelIi I‘;-i.;-9 '1'|,p¢,,],,,.,.
l;“.".!:‘.‘;‘.".'."."‘..-. 3‘
- I- in ‘mom G nmi
Downs (7 B .~‘s:i‘;;i.-.«: s C0 ‘L
Dauu John St Jolm C 1-‘
Emil‘ («'l1f\l‘lf‘_V .“V'lIlllI Milloii
Pitch William Scnficld & Bro
lunch Mary 1-: _~‘.tnl,.lyins _\i,-3
l<‘innig':iu Mrs .-lune
I-‘owlcr Douglass
Gwyer Sarah 11
Hoyt Mrs .-Inna.
)-‘iii-lcncy I-Ion C I?
bilcveiis .\lr.-. George
tiiinforil Cnlnb
.‘<iillivan Michal
Hurt Matilda :~‘-uiiiiders l.i-imiel
Hoyt Henry R St John i\'iiii«-_v
Hays Mrs Jillian 'I‘_vlor 'I'lioni:i'i
Hoyt Anniigusiii. “’fll'l‘lll_(.‘,‘ Gcoi-ge
llyatt Jaim-s \\'illiiiins J R
Hoyt Wu) Wliitr-lionse P. J
Harvey J W \Vliiti»beck John
Hendricks Mrs Jane Walt-r W M
Persons calling f‘or the above will please
say “Advertised.” R. A. Wii.i.i.nis, I’. M.
DENTAL ESTABLISHMENT,
East Avenue, Nor.-wnlk.,(:I.
D12. Jilfil l-IS If}. “All [5011 It a
Having permanently located himsella.-< above and in
eudingto devote all his Lime to his .\'oi-wall; practice,
ivouldrespectfullyannounce that he may be found at
all hours at his residence, as abo\'e,read_v to pcrforni
alloperationsappertainingto the DentaII’rof'ession, in
the most approved scientific manner, and upon a scale
ofprices aslow asis compatible with the use of the very
besliiiulerialsand the mostskillfulexecution. .~\lIwox-k
emanutingfrom hiscstablislimentwill bewarrnlifed 10
givesatislaction. '
@‘ Every Physician should read the ad-
vertisement of Dr. Bliss, in another column.
Q We would remind oui medical friends
that in the purchase of half a dozen or a doz-
en packages of “ Bliss’ Dyspeptic Remedy,”
when it is for purpose of exhibition to their
patients, it is sold to them at a discount.
11$‘ “’hrfi;Smaiis use Bliss’
Dyspcptic Remcdy——Sceadvcrtisrmc-nl,head-
ed as ubove,'in another column.
A card to the Iiadies.
R. DUl‘0.\'CO’n‘ GOLDEN l‘l1.l.S. FOR 1-‘I-I.\[.\l.I“.S.
arc infallible in correcting irregiiluvitics. relieving
all painfiilanrl <1istrc.-asiiig iuensfruatioii (particiilni'l_v
at the clianno of life.) from one to two pills will cure
that debilitating coiuplaiut, the Whites. relieving all
distress and pain. Remove all obstriicfious arising
from colds. or any other can.-‘e, and always siicccssful
as a preventive, and at the same time perfectly harm-
less Price $1 per box, with full and explicit directions.
Sold by 1.. 1.. Bl-TEBFI It SON. D|'“.‘!.EiSlH, [general
wholesale agents for Norwall: and vicinity. Tliey will
supply dealers at Pi-npriefni-‘s prices. and send the Pills
by return of mail, (confidentially) by enclosing them $1
through the .\'oi-walk Post Office. 1342
twill-I~ll}°2[%l.ll.Si©I..i
._ 4.
NIIIIIIG in Georgetown on
the evening of the 10th inst... by Rev. Mr. Ash-
Smith, of Georgetown.
On 'I‘liiir.-ulay, Feb. 4, at the residence of
Sydney Bayles. Esq. lVhit.estone, Long Island.
by the Rev. Mr. Short, Mr. Andrew Jackson
Lockwood. of Daiaien, Conn.. to Miss Mary
Elizabeth Russell. of East Hfldlltllll, Conn.
M1E?I€wVi'o{-ii cc-.;,;.‘ ifiili iii-.iI.‘, iii}-'.-i. iffy.
Armstrong, (late Miss Emily Lockwood) for-
merly of this town, aged about 2': years.
13s? It was only last week we recorded her inai'i'iiigo.
In .\‘eivark, J., on the 10th inst., at the residence
of her father, I‘:d\\‘llI Van AiiIwerp,Mrs Susaii l’., wife of
Edivurcl G. Burnet, in the ‘_’.5tli year of her zigr.
Instalment.
llxxi; oi-‘ Noiiiv.ii.K.?
Febi'uai'y l.'l,‘lS."i.‘~‘.
TOCKI-IOLDERS are hereby notified that
ten dollars per share, Iici:.g the fifth in-
stalment ol' the Capiliil Stock of this Ilank,
will be payable on 1-‘ri-lay_. the fifth day 01'
March ‘next, pnrsuaiil. lo ClIl\l‘l(.‘I‘.
lfy order. CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD.
7 Caslileia
1.035.‘,
N the evcnin,r: of the 11th inst, bcl.'.vccn
the residence of D1’. Greg-'oi'y and the
Norwalk Hotel, a Fun C.-iria with liluck silk
linin,-_r. The finder will be suitably rewarded
by leaving the same at the store of A. JACK-
.-vox, or at the Gazette Office. 7
M ‘U’ S I C A L .
‘ .M____—__._..
MR. 3'. HESSION,
I’-rq/'csso7‘ of ]l'T1tsir,
S prcpiireil to receive afew more pupils for
instriiction on the l’ianaforte and in Sing-
ing, at his residence, No. 4, Skiddy’s Illock,
Main street. Norwalk.
This is a. favorable opportunity for pr-rsoiis
wishing to receive a tliorougli innsical cdiica-
tiou, as Mr. H. has retliiccd his tcrins.
Pitanos tuned for One Dollar.
THE “ REASON WHY !”
HIS Book is a careful collection of useful
information on common things. in the
form of ‘* Why" and " Becaiisc." and compre-
hends a familiar explanation of subjects
which occupy a large space in the philosophy
of Nat.ure,wliich tliough ,r:cncrally lclievcd
in is imperfectly iiiiilci-.<tnnil. Price 75
Cents. For sale by KNAPP A". LYNES.
:[)URSUANT to an order from the Court of
l"i-obatc for the District of Norwalk, wil!
be sold at Pill,-lic .-‘Iiiction to the highest bid-
rler. on the Istday of March, 1853. at 1 o’clk
in the ufieruooii. (unless prev iou.-sly disposed
of at private salc,) all the right, title and iii-
tc-rc.-t. of Ebenezer A. Betts. nu incapable
Lfwlotice.
about 95 acres of land lying in said Wilton.
bounded North by Ilciiry 13-eiinett and Joshua
C. Smith. East by Henry Bciiiiett and lleirs
of Michael Abbott,.dcccu:-:erl, South by George
1%. Gilbert and David Bcdient, and West by
Highway. Sale to take place on the premi-
ses. Terms made known at time of sale.
WlLl.IA.\I KNAPP, Conserv-.itor.
“Dated at Wilton, this 15th day of Februa-
ry. 1858. in
New Books.
EATRICE CENCI, a story of the six-
teenth century, translated from the Ital-
ian by L. Monti. The Life and Times ofAar-
on Burr, by J. I’-arton,just received lzy
KNAPP ii: LYNES.
M4
Dissolution.
'l‘llE Copartiicrsliip heretofore exist.li'ig_im
der the name and firm of MilcIv;‘.‘1
Camp is this day dissolved by inii_t,,,,] ,,0,,_..(.m_
JMIES MITCH ELL. Jii.,
SAMIIIGII R. P. CAMP.
Norwalk, Feb. 8th, 1858.
The thanks of the sub.=cribcrs are respc~ctfiil-
ly extended to the public for their liberal
patroiiagc. .,l_'AMES MITCII ELL. JR.
317 _SA_i\lUEI: R. I’. CAMP.
Notzce.
WIIE Butchcring bnsiiicss will liei'c:ifl.ci-
be conducted by the siili.-7ci'ilici's,ivIio res-
pr.-cf.fulIy solicit a share 01’ the pub_lic patro-
SAMUEL air. WM. Ill l'l‘C}lELl..
nagc. __ H _
Norwalk, Feb. 8th.. I5"-3 0“
! _,,__ ___ __,_ ____.______,_,____..._
Auctlon.
Y order of the Court of l’robat.o f,,,- the
Disirici. of Norwalk. i;,‘_‘,', ‘N; _a_;,'f,f,,( p,,i,.
Auction, on " '
i3‘nti4.rrZrn/, I/re 27/11 they of .I"<'fI’I'1'-’/’I‘jl/ _
Inst., at. onc'o’clock, 1’. lV‘l,, at the Info insi-
ilcucc of Jaiiies Kellogg, di ccuscil. (iii"-_:1l' U10
“New_I1riiIgc,-"so called.) one pair of good
. W01'Iil|'I_'.;' Ox-:n. (inc pair [i_vo-year old SIWI‘-‘>'.
one or two good (}ows_ one I’l(':1Slll'tt lfagoii,
. : one l.uinbcr Box do.. one Ox Cart..a lfaniiing
MI”: -90-: -90-, I-Ogetlicr with a general assort-
meat of Fariiiiug Ulciisils. Terms in ado
known at time and place of sale. or on ap-
plication to Wm. S. Lockwood, Adiniiiisti'a-
tor. JAMES F'lNNEY. Auctioneer.
Norwalk, Fell. 13th, 1858. ' 2
1' 5
Drafts payable in
any part of Englniid. Ireland and Scotland.— _
also, Di-.ift.s on ,1‘:-aiice.Gcrinniiy. SWll7.t‘1'l:ll1Il. I"-‘SH “-)‘-‘lI\PL-“-.- GRACEF UL, DURABLE.
way. Sweden and Dcninark .for any siimii-om
person of Wilton, in said District, in uii_d to -
,7 Hatllmporiiii.
Hats. Caps, Furs, ‘
A ND lv‘l%.EZVC'lI .FJZI.’1.'.S.'.
Si
I'- 3 .Spr.i'ii.-.3’ S/_i.u'c.»' for I953 '/mu. 7.”, ,1,” _,
9 Furs.
ever iiianiilaclurcd in New York.
may have acquired for him.
--- \\‘Ill(;ll iucans, of course, a. crown that is
not of the latest fashion, or becomes ‘- shock-
ing bad" with a wecl-:-‘s wear.
The public will please take notice that the
by S. Ilarracloiigli, is entirely f'resh--—euibra-
cing the newest Parisian styles for the ensu-
ing Spriug——niunuliicturcd of the very best
niaterials,-and sold at prices fi,Twenty~
Five percent. lower than the same quality
of goods can be purchased at any other cs-
tablisliineiit in this city.‘%l§
New York, Feb. 8th, 18:38.
A Card,
The subsctibcr would respectfully inform
f.be public that. he is the only Book Binder,
and his is the only Book Bindery in Norwalk,
and notices to the contrary are 7nf.s7‘c'p1‘£’8e7z~
fations. .
He has always endeavored to please his
customers. whether they wanted “ Spa‘/.*l('d
.S’l£'(‘]) Skin ,-’-’ “ Brindle Paper Covers,” or
" Cases made (-.1'pressly.”
His success in Business since he has been a
resident. of Norwalk, is svfilcient evidence
that his work Iias pleased, and will continue
to please all who favor him with a. call.
ALFRED fl. CAMP.
Norwalk, Feb. 15th, 1858. 2t7
Dissolution of Partnership.
OTICE is hereby given}-but the Partner-
ship lierctofore existing between Alex-
ander Austin uncl John Bostwick, in the Foun-
dry and Store Business, was dissolved hymn-
H
I
All the debts of the firm will be liquidated
by Alexander Austin, who will continue the
business on his own account. at the old stand.
ALEXANDER AUSTEN,
JOHN BOSTWICK.
Gift Book Store, Gift Book Store
- Somctlzivig End)-cly 1Vcw.
‘HE REASON WHY.’ THE RE./.”.SOJV‘
I/VHY.’ Price One Dollar, Gift included
with each copy sold , at
A. ll. CA.\IP'S Book Store.
To Iuet.
W0 or three desirable tenements,
to EDITOR or GAZETTE.
Blanks I Blanks !
GENERAL assortment ofLn..isivs .Dr.1~:ns.
TRA.\.‘ll-‘l-JR, PROBATE, and other Legal
Blanks, kept constantly on hand, and for sale
at wholesale or retail at the lowest prices, at
the Gxzcrn: OI-‘l-‘ICE.
?t*7
1,
apply
' 3i7
Auction Notice.
District of Ridgejield, ss. Probate Court,
I<"¢-bruary 1 I Ili, I858.
ES'I‘Al‘l~.‘ of LOCKWOOD GRAY, late of
Ridgefield, in said District, deceased.
Pursuaiii. to an order f'roni the Court of
Probate foi;,..,said District, will be sold at Pub-
day of March, 1858, at 10 o'clock, in the
forenoon (unless previously disposed of at
private salc,) all of the Real Estate of said
deceased. consisting of a. Dwelling House
and about one Acre of Land, situated one-
quarter of a mile North of the village of
Ridgclicld.
iscs in said Rid-. eticld.
at the time of sale.
GEORGE GRAY,
3t7 ./ltlministrafor.
-run woman rnzzn !
l«‘ o 1: .
ILL vsrsx n: D 1 8 5 8 _ ILL L's‘rRA TED
‘HE New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE
is one of the largest and best literary
papers of the day. An Imperial Quarto
of entcrtainiiig original matter ; and Ele-
gantly llliistrated every week.
A Gift worth from 50 cents to $500.00 in
Gold, will be preseiited to each subscriber
iiniuediatcly on receipt of the subscription
money.
TE RM S.
One Copy for one year,
One Copy for two _\’e:ii*.-'.
One (‘npy for three years,
(me (‘npy for live _\'r:ii-:;.
AND TO (‘l.L'P.S
Tlirce (‘.opics_. one year,
I-‘ivc Copic.-.-x. one year, _
’l‘cn (‘.opie.<, one _\'car, $15 00, and 10 gifts.
’1‘ii'4-iil_\--oiie Copies, one year, 5-"-0 00, 1111*] ‘31 gifts.
'l‘lie articles to be dislrihul('(l are comprised
11 the following list:
$2 00 and 1 gift.
$3 50 and 2 gifts.
5!: 00 and 3 gifts.
SLR 00, and 5 gifts.
S5 00, and 3 gifts.
$8 00, and 5 gifts.
i
‘Z I’ackag:_-ii of Gold, containing $500 00, carli.
5 tin, do. do‘ $'.'l)O 00, ea cli.
Ill do. «In. do. I00 00, each.
11) Patent Lever lluuling (‘used Waiclics 100 00, each.
20 Gold Watclics 7:‘) 00. each.
50 do. ()0 00, each.
100 do. 50 00, each.
::0U1.'idies Gold Watches 35 00. each.
1200 Silver Hunting Cased Watches. - 30 00 each.
500 Silxer Watclies. 10 00 to 25 00 each.
1000 Gold Guard, Vest and Fob Chains. $10 to $30 each.
Gold Lockets, Bracelets, Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast
Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs,
Watch Keys. Gold and Silver Thimbles, and a variety of
other articles worth from 50 cents to $15 each.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription
‘money, the subscribers name will be entered
upon our subscription book opposite a num-
her, and the gift corresponding with that
number will be forwarded. within one week,
to the snbscrib-2r, by mail or express, post
paid. ,
Yea, All coinmuuications should be ad-
dressed io BECKET & CO.
48 and 49 Moffat Buildiug.335 l3roadway,N.Y
“.‘Specimen Copies sent free. 8t7
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT
TO THE PEOPLE OF NORWALK AND SUR-
I
ROUNDING COUNTRY.
New Business Arrangements
Fox
1858.
IMMENSE
BYARRACLOUG H. 1"»-I Chalhani-st.. N
o 1., claims public attention to his new
iiml.cl(-gapt stock of Hats, Caps, Felts and
II. is with great satisfaction that be
has the honor of unnouiicing his fabrics as
the most light, stylish and recherche of any
As the flat. denotes the cliaiactei-istics of
its wt,-a"er. gentlemen having a due regard
for their icpiitation cannot be too careful in
lJ)f1lil1I_.I_!, a selection: since an unfiisliiouablc
tile willcausc him to lose the prestige which
a Il:1lI(I‘.'01IlC pliiz and a refined education
" Unhappy is the head that wearsa crown“
stock now oll'ercd at No. 154 Cliathum street .
tual coiisent,on the 9th day of J-.innary,1858. .
Sale to take place on the prem- -.
Terms made known in
b ‘S
\
coiitaining Eight Pages. or Forty Commas, bcfom Ogre,-edi
Removal.
M. ___..- .._._.....
y
. atiorionz
I) . S. C]JAII.lX, X
Has removed his Auction Sales to If
JEWEl..RY sronu NEAR THE srnflo,
where in connection with the sales oi
JEWELRY ii FANCY GDDJS,
he will sell, this week. a Stock ofE
DRY teas:
comprising ,
PARAME T7‘./1 8, DE LA IN.lf.~',
DEBAGI-IS, CALICO es, Mnsuxs,
Hosiery. Gloves, &c.,
./(LSO, THIS IVEEK,
SILVER SPOONS,
G-old Watches,
Silver Hunting Watches}
Cameo Sets, f
GOLD Locxnrs,
PLATED FORKS,
oxsrons, EIGHT DAY cLo('xs,
Ladies’ Work Baskets, &1., &c.
N. B.--I will sell my stock of Watchei,Jew-
elry, and Silver Ware, at my Slore.h Main
Street, at a reduction of 40 percent. fomfor.
mer prices; in fact all kinds of. good in my
line for sale at about lialfpricc. Thep goods
must and shall be sold. Clocks 50% tg, A
splendid ir_on front, striking Clock. to‘ $1.60;
8 day striking Clocks, iron fronts, S2 in - and
other goods in proportion. } ’
‘Valentines! Valentindl !
. _ i
up ‘Ea cnrmis nowulii
C'UI’ID’S DAIITS .'
X St. Valentine's Da;_‘ 1858.
Just opened. a largeimd Ex-
TIRELY NEW assorttent of
Valentines for 1858 to suit
all—comic and sentimental.
and sentimental and omic. '
An early attention is desi-
rable to secure the fiht selec-
tion.
So one and all, both grave and gay;
Buy your Valentines. for Valentinel Day,
at the Excelsior Book Emporium of l_
ALFRED H. 0 lie,
17 M n St.
P. S.-Country Stores wishing aif assort.
ment can be supplied on liberal terinf,
Notice.
OTICE is hereby given to all pci-sons lia-
ble to pay a. School District Tait, in Dia-
trict No. 4 of the Town of Reddin‘g.(othe1-.
wise called Diamond Hill District.) that a tax
bill has_beeu placed in my hands for conec.
tion, being a tax of twenty-eight certs on the
dollar on all the taxable property gmbmced
within the limits of said District, or Assess.
ment-list 1856 of said town of Rediilig,and
that I will be at the Shop of Benjamin S.
Boughton, in said District, on the lath day of‘
ton, Mr. Lewis Nortlirop, to Miss Abby Jane lic Auction, to the h,g1,e5¢ ],;dd9,-,0“ me 6“, February, 1858,at one o’clock in the after-
noon, for the purpose of receiving 'said Tax.
All persons not appearing at thattime may
expect legal fees thereafter. i
GEORGE B. PHILLIPS, clii._..,¢,,,,
Redding, Jan. 22, 1858 '
VALENTINES I
The Subscribers would
call the attention of the
public to their
Splemlitl Stock
VALENTINE'S I l
whicli, for
Ricnxi-zss or Dnsiox
an
. variety of style,
fa_r excectls any-
_ thing of the liind ever
u this place. ’
KNAPI’ .5: LYNES.
Special Notice.
THE subscriber would give notice that all
the New York dailies and popular week-
lies, may at all times be found on Jis coun-
ter. and regular subscribers served at their
residences. Also, all the Miscellaneous pc-
riodicals of the country, such as Godey, Ilar-
per, Grahams, Kuiekerbocker. Eniersons, Ar-
1-lllll“'S,. etc , etc. Also Du. Osnoim-i’s Gonn-
EN 01.\"I‘.\lI-).\"l‘. and Prof. Dennis “ Humlmg,”
w‘iich is worth trying. He is tle Agent of
the Adams Q‘ Co’s Express Company, and all
goods and parcels left in his care, will be
promptly forwii.rded.
‘7 GEORGE W. JENNINGS.
LATED FORKS I PLATEII FORKS!
All the new patterns at CLARK’S.
‘ffirnliate glttflfl.
.A.vv.-.-vvvv
uvsmrv
District of Jlvorumllr, ss. Probate Court,
February 10th, 1858.
STATE of‘ POLLY E. AYRE-S,— late
of New Canaan in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwa1k,hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors of
said Estate, to exhibit their claims for settle-
ment. Tbose who neglect to present their
accounts properly attested, within said time,"
will be debarred 9. recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested to make
imuiediate payment-‘to
3t*7 MlNO'l‘ AYRES, Executor.
District hf ./Voruilrgyllci, ss. Probalc Court,
February 1‘-‘I/I 58.
Esrxvn of’ like)‘ FITCH, late of Lock-
port, in the County odf Erie, in the State
of Pennsylvunia,decease .
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk bath limited and ‘allowcgl six months
from the date hereof’, for tie Ore itors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for_ settlement.
Those who neglect to presenf_. their accounts,
properly attested, within said time._ will be
debiu-red a recovery. All persons indebted
g_:uizti;éi¢:.mI<§sl:ls:t:tati'(¢): requested to make im;,,e_
PETER. SMITH, of New
RED UC TION IN PRICE :3
and adaptation of“
STRICTLY,
I . I
Gash Prmclple
in trade! On and after January 1st, 1858,the
Subscriber will make a deduction of’
20 Per Cent.
upon all his goods and sell
FOR CA SII ONL Y,
believing that his own and his customers inter-
i-SIS will be greatly promoted thereby. Al-
though it has been frequently asserted that a
S'I‘RIC'I.‘LY CASH BUSINESS,
cannot be done in Norwalk, he thinks differ-
cntly, and has resolved upon trying 13.39;‘.
pcriincnf. .
. Hats, Caps, Iviuffiers,
Gauntlets, Gloves. llliftcus. Uinbrellas, &c., of
every vaiiety of style, quality, and pricc,kept
eonstaiitly on hand and sold so low.thaf. all
will rejoice at the adoption of the Cash Prin-
ciple. Do not forget. the Nuinlicr,
2 iS'/.'I:r[¢f'_1/’.s‘ J5’/tit?/1‘, ]l.’[(Ii’IZ. S/‘I't‘(‘f,
N 0 I-“VA I .I{, CONN.
Gloves! Glovesll
N iinin;-use stock of Gloves, i\fitt.ens,&c.,
of every desci'iptioii,varief.y. size and
style, bought at Hard Timr-s Priors, and
sold at corresponding rafes,at
at
Stamford. hath limited and allowed three
of said Estate, in which to exhibittheir claims
thereto ; and has appointed Selleck Scoficld
ford, Commissioners to receive and examine
said claims.
JAMES II. OLMSTEAD, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the store of George W. Palmer in
said Stamford. on the 1st day ofMarch, and
1st day of May, A. D. 1858, at.9 o’clock in
the forenoou on each of said days, for the
purpose of attedding on the business of said
appointment. _
Commis-
I sioners.
Sr:Li.nox SCOF'IlJl.D,
Gsouoa Loimsiuinr,
Canaan,
317 Administ-:,,,o,._
Di;,!§7;rc1t¢£; ]“:t:¥%"g:d’ ”' Probate Court,
T4‘-4 -0‘ ROBERT snmnna ' -
;!.3tS°"’e‘“ d°“.’.or of Stamford, in 8t,ll:tI)lln8-
“.9 x
,.T]’.C-‘Court of Probate for the District of
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
and George Lounsbury, both of said Stum-
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
ilciil Qislzite.
Farm For Sale.
" * ' The Subscriber offers for sale a
Fnrni containing‘ 33 Acrns.situaled iu the
town Of NEW C:mf‘:1n. about. 2f_i miles from
the village. On I.Il§‘pl'f'lllIQe9 3, ,, 'q0(I(I Dwel-
ling House and Burn. with other nut-build-
iugs. This Farm is dividnrl into Plow. Mead-
ow, aml Pasture Laud. 1'1-it-.5 s2:3oo_ one-
half‘ of which can remain on Bond and Morl-
gage. properly secured. during the natural
life time of the subscriber and his wife.
IJIANDER HOYT.
New Canaan, Feb. Sin, 1858. Ttlstmay
Par Sale or To let.
HE late residence of the Subscriber, loca-
ted on Flux llill. so culled,iii sight of
and but a few rods from the N. Y. 6; N. H.
R. R. Depot. The IIOIIFC is modern built,
convenient, and in good repair. There is
about one and a-hall‘ acres of land. with suit-
able out-builtlimrs. fruit, shrubbery. &c. The
location is very siglilly and pleasant. and the
property will be sold cheap. and upon accom-
modating terms. If not sold before the 1st
of April it will then be formal. to agooil ten-
ant. Apply to GEORGE R.n'Mo.\'n,'(iiiason)
South Norwalk, or of the Siibseriber at Dan-
bury. AVERY B. RAYMOND.
P. S.-Tlie subxci-ibcr has also four shares
of Norwalk Lock Company Stock, which he
will sell at a. bargain. Apply as above. 716
House for Sale Cheap.
A NEW HOUSE, eligibly located, with-
_ _, in three minutes’ walk of‘ the Bridge,
will be sold at much less than ifs value, for
a very small sum down, or
No Money Down‘,
and in small monthly or quarterly payments,
if the purchaser desires it. ~
Apply immediately to Editor of the GA-
ZETTE, who will give all needed information.
Parm Por Sale.
HE subscriber offers for sale his Faun,
containing about 47 acres of Plow, Mead-
ow. Pasture and Wood Land, with a House, a.
good Barn and out buildings standing there-
on, situated_in Ridgefleld. two miles North-
east of the village, on the main road leading
to Danbury, and two miles West from San-
ford’s Station, on the Daubnry and Norwalk
Railroad. Said Farm is very pleasantly sit-
uated for :1 country residence. having a large
variety of choice grafted Fruit near the
House. and an excellent well of water, with
good Springs near the Barn, which never
freeze or dry up. For particulars apply to
the subscriber opposite the N. Y. & N. H.
Railroad Depot at South Noi-walk.
JAMES FLYNN.
South Norwalk, Jan. 22d, 1858. M14
Place Por Sale.
THESiibscrlber offers her place (late the
residence of Anson Quiutard, deceased,)
for sale, upon very reasonable terms, if ap-
lied for soon. The house is a large two and
a half story frame building, located within
three minutes walk of the Bridge, and pecu-
liarly well adapted f‘or a first class boarding
house. There is a barn . and about two acres of
first rate land attached, a go well of water,
excellent garden, fruit trees, shruberbies &c.,
with fine shade trees in front of the house.-
For further particulars apply to Mrs. POLLY
QUINTARD,on the premises, or of ELI S.
QUINTARD, N. Y. dc N.H. Railroad, New
Haven, Ct. tf36
-. -r‘r<—‘¢v\r.-r\‘¢'\/\/wads
Por Sale.
% 'l‘he Subscriber offers for sale, a val-
uable Place, pleasantly situated, op-
posite the residence of Mr. Justus Hoyt. in
New Canaan, containing about one acre of
Land with a good, new Dwelling House. and
Shop, upon it, together with 9. Barn and other
out-Buildings, all in good condition. '
The Place is well calculated f'or the keeping
of Boarders, if desired. The Shop was built
expressly fin‘ Shoemakers, and has ample ac-
commodations for 5 or 6 workmen.
The Property will be sold cheap, and on ac-
commodating terms——two-thirds of the pur-
chase money can remain on mortgage if desi-
sired. For further particulars apply to the
undersigned. S. Y. ST. JOHN.
New Canaan, April lfth, 1857. 15tf
F C) P! S A In E ,
At Westport, Gt.
VIVIIE subscriber offers for sale two good and
pleasantly located dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Westport Bridge, about 100
rods f.herel'roin, and about the same distance
from the Episcopal Church. There is about
one acre of land, well stocked with choice
fruits. and there is also a Carpcnter’s shopon
the lot. The property will be sold cheap if
applied for soon. 611128 JOHN BAKER.
A Place Wanted,
IN EXCHANGE FOR VALUABLE
New York City or Western Property.
A I’AR'I‘Y— is desirous of cxcliangiiigfor
some desirable residence in or near Nor-
walk, New York City. or a qiiaufity of new
or unimproved Western Lands. located in
Crawford County, Wiscoiisiii. and all on the
lines of prominent i'aiIv;ay.-, and warranted
to be the very best in the State. Or, ifpre-
ferred, would exchange for lots in the new
and important town of NEZEKA, Iowa, opposite
Prairie-du-Chien, which is probably,at pres;
ent,oue of the most desirable lo-:utions for
investments in the West.
A Residence with a. little land adjoining,
would be preferred, or a House in the town
and a plat of land near the village. For fur-
ther particulars enquire of. the Editor of the
Gazette. tf'34
Mr __-._-_
To all persons whom it may
Concern !
THIS is to forbid all persons under any pre-
tence, or for any cause whatsoever, tres-
passing on or taking any thing belonging to
me, without my consent, off the premises now
occupied by my wife, Betsey A. Dikeman, in
the town of Weslport, under penalty of the
law :Aud also to forbid any and all persons
trusting for any purpose whatsoever , my said
wife as I will pay no debts of her contracting
after this date : And also to forbid my said
wife, Betsey A. Dikemaii. from hiring anyser-
vant, or servants, or harboring any such on
Ebb flflfl:3lllItI‘l.lSl.‘IlItlIlS.-
I-§£;.'..'i}E.£.-?<3i'ii:'ii, 6{v"rI.~}'.£ is...7§.}L.};§.{i.i.{.5e}ii....g
House,Appleton’sBuilding3-lo A 345 Brimdway, N . Y.
r-.."\.z‘~.’\-\.* .. \ 'x.,-so-V-V"-.. -. ,- - .
~_ ~.' - ‘aw.’
PACIFIC smiles.
1'12 Greenwicli St, New York.
7 ‘IIIE price of Board at this popular House
was reduced on the let ol'Ja.nu-ury. to $1-
50 per day.
JNO. PATTEN, Jn. &. BEN I. LYNDE Pao-
P1ll'Il'I‘OR.‘1. 1’-mV5
Cheap Reading.
rib". \‘El‘.Y Ill-‘..‘~‘.I‘ F.-\l\lI1.'x' r.i.ri‘.r. ri‘Bi.isnEn is
'1‘ H E NEVV Y(liI?. Ii PR ESS.
'1‘ contains If‘. large closely printed quarto
pages. gziviiig during the ycai- one fourth
more reading ‘than any of the tliicc dollar
iuoutlilics. It. is filled with the very lit-st
Tales, Ski-telics. &c.. that can be prociircd.-—
It. is printed from clear, new type on line pa-
per.-in a. convenient shape for binding. and is-
handsomely Illustrated ; all for $2 a ycar.-
Specimen copies sent. free. on applicaiion.——
Canvasscrsi wanted in every town and city in
the country to solicit subscriptions, to whom
a liberal commission will be given.
Address, DANIEL A1)li.‘l-3,
8m-fv 211 Centre street, New York.
I Pa:-mers and Gardiners
Snxmxu their P. O. Addres to us will receive
2 by mail gratis an Almanac for 1858. and
information concerning the CELEBRATED
MANURES made by " The Lodi Manufactu-
ring Company, 60 Courlland Street. New
York.” ?.m4v
WITHIN
'1'}! MEANS 0!‘ ALB.
_])R. E. WILSON, Dentist, Author of 2
H _the “ Beuumbing Apparatus for Ex-°
t-racting Teeth without Pain.” being ex--
teusively engaged in manufacturing for
Dentists every variety of‘ Artificial Teeth 51
under the most extended and systemati-
cally arranged facilitir-.s,ever before at- u
tempted in this branch of art, believes
he may be allowed to say. without fear
nf contradiction, that be is thereby eua-U
bled to insert for patients who may honor
him with their orders direct, B 1-: 'r 'r n nfl
TEETH at suomnu NOTICE and at Lowizu
"PRICES than can possibly be had else;
where. either in city or country.
§ Dr. Wilson’:-i system of adaptation en-2
“sures absolute perfection in the adjust
ment of Tecih to the mouth, thereby se-
hcuring perfect firmness and comfort in
Illweariug and mastication, natural and life
alike expression, so as to defy detection,
and perfect cleanliness. These have
been heretofore the crying imperfections
in Artificial Teeth, rendering them in a
great measure useless. _
Having a. body of operators constantly em-
ployed in the Labratory, persons from the
country are only required to remain in the
city over one night for the insertion of any
number of teeth from one to a. full set, which
may be inserted either wrrn or wrruoirr ex-
tracting the old roots.
PRICES for Artificial Teeth to patients
range according to style from 50 cts, 75 cts.
31,00, and so on, per Tooth, being but little
more than is charged by him to the profession
as wholesale prices. Entire satisfaction war-
ranted in all cases.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH have become a ne-
ceasity with all classes. and there is no good
reason why they should not be manufactured
on a large scale at comparatively low prices,
rather than that obscure Dentists should ob-
lige a few persons to support them by enor-
mous profits for work which must necessarily
be defecf.ive,owing to limited facilities.
Ax EXAMINATION at the ofiice of samples of
each and all the various styles now employed,
will enable those not familiar with the»sub-
3
ject, to judge at once very correctly of the
advamages and disudvuuiages which the dif-
ferent varieties possess. v1y52
Real and Personal Estate
A G 2 N30 Y I
HE Subscriber would annouucei to the
public that he has established an agency
f'or the transaction of the above business. be
lieving that the interests of the einployeg-‘and
employed will be mutually prouiotecl thereby.
He has several applications already on hand
t'or desirable tenements, to‘ purchase and to
rent. and those having ancli property to dis-
pose of‘. would do well to confer with the
subscriber.
House Hiring and Letting.
Particular attention pal-1 lo procuring and
letting Houses [0 good teuenta, upon .1 reas-
cnable commission, and all persons liaving
propciny to let. or desiring to rent houses for.
the ensuing year, should make iminediate ap-
plication. DIMON FANTON.
Eoung Ladies’ Seminary, ‘
llfLl.Sll)I~], NORWALIC. CONN.
Mus. Loiiisx A. S.\iiTii.Prim.-ipal.
ESSION3 Annual, coniniencing on the
Tliird Wednesday of September, closing
on the last 'l‘uesd'.iy of July. Pupils peeeivga
at any tiiue when there are vacancies. Char-
ges commencc at the time of entrance.
Terms per quarter—For Tuition in English
and Latin. 35 ; Modern Languages, each_ 34;
Music,on Piano and Guitar, each, 810 - Draw.
ing and Painting from $4 to $10, ’ ‘
Madame Fabegon, a Parisian Lady of edu-
catiou and refinement, residing in the gammy,
there is every f'a.cilit3 for acquiring the
F|‘9"°ll Language in its purity and elegance.
DRY S_Cl10l*“'S: ‘all hours of recitation, which
are daily. 11?lV'0 the same advantages as board-
ers. Gll‘0\1I3l‘S containing terms rm» 1309,.-ae,-3
‘—_
Why Physicians should use
BLIS S’ J) YS1’EP TIC’ REMED Y.
O the Proprietor of Bliss’ Dyspeptic Rem-
edy—" Dear Sir—Regarded and enthusi-
astically priiised as your new prep-.n'af..ion
most assuredly is, by the r"‘l’"" “'°"e"“".V» (1
allude to BLISS’ DI Sl’EP'l‘IC REMEDY.) 1
would inquire whether tlii.-re would. not lie
more of a seeming of a philaiiilii'o_p:c spirit
on your part were you to apprise. if not the
people generally. your brct-I1I‘€n i" ll)" W0‘
fes-ion. of its cnniposition, its properties. and
iiigrcdiv.-uls, thin the} iiiiglit thin. co:r‘cicu-
tiously. and in good fiiitn, rei.-oiiiiiicud it. to
their piiticiiis. Your own expi-i-ieiice in the
profvssion must certainly apprise you that
we should be acting in very l)'.l.~’l faith towards
our patients, \\llO>'(: lives are eiitriistccl to our
skill and care. ‘i\'llI'l? we to recominciiil ii prep-
aration which ii i,-. know iiotliiiig at all about.
That it is a valuable prepai‘utinii, there are
but. few who would honestly Lfii-nipt to deny.
it they knew anylliing at all about it, and for
this very rcusoii it strikes me that you should
as well as every other discoverer of any
remedial agent, that will relieve suffering
humanity. be both willingasotliers have done
—Dr. Ayers for instance-—to place in the
hands of every respectable practitioner, who
makes it not only his profession, but duty to-
. wards his fellow men, to relieve their rlisf.res-
scs, the formula by which the preparation is
compounded, so that they may judge of the
propriety of its exhibition in each individual
case that comes up before them.
“ You must. be aware that. scarce anionfli
passes but some remedy is placed before the
peoplc fci- their trial, and eazh one advertised
and recommended as a ‘sovereign remedy,‘
and you also aware that nine-tenths, yes,
nineteen-twentieths of these remedies, pur-
porting to be‘ sure cures.’ &c.. are vile nos
tiums, sent. out broad cost over the land for
the purpose of gain, to gull the people and
fleece them out of their hard earned money,
and I can see no reason why we should not.
with just the same propriety recommend any
one of’ these as your Remedy, for we have no
knowledge of their ingredients. nor have we
any knowledge of the ingredieuis of your
preparation,” etc.
The above is an extract from a physiciun’s
letter received a short time since. and I make
use of it in this advertisement for the pur-
pose of eudeavoring to show my yvortby
friend, and all other physicians, that instead
of acting in bad failh towards their patients.
by exhibiting “.Bliss’ Dyspsptic Remedy,”
they are most assuredly acting directly to
the contrary, for they are exhibiting a. reme-
dy that is known to be just what it purports,
to be-,—a remedy that has been tested in hm}-
dreds and thousands of cases always,'or neur-
ly always, with the happiest reauIt;«—a reme-
dy that enjoys the confidence of almost the
entire population in sectioiuiof the country
where it has been introduced-a reniady that
is acknowledged by both those in and out of
the profession, as possessing aremedial worth
that should entitle it to every confidence. It
is known to be a. curative agent, not a Inim-
bug—--it is known to be a remedy. not an im-
position. What is the great object and aim
of the physician? To find out remedies.-
What does the sick patient crave and require?
Remedies. What are necessary to his recov
ery? Not. professional’ pride, not professional
exclusiveness, not arrogant. assump!ion,not
long faces with worzderous wise expressions,
not second-hand distinctions. but remedies.-—
He cares not hovi learned, or how scientific
his physician pray be, he wants remedies.-
It is for there which he pays his money to
him, and which he hopes to get from him. It
is of precious little moment to the patient
whether It is an orthodox remedy with the
profession, or a. “ patent,” so long as it cures
him. ’l‘o be cured is the great end and ob-
ject. of his employing a physiciau—to have
prescrlbed for him such remedies as will res-
tore health, is all that he wants, and he
cares not a straw f'or ‘- the order,” or their
professioniil (-xclnsivcncss, or for their " offi-
cial remedies” so lrng as they do him no
0 .
" All this. I grant,” says my friend, “but.
my patient little expects that I will give
him a remedy that I knew notn"ng about.-‘«‘
Very true, and should you do so you would
be subject to the well merit-ed contempt of
the whole fraliernity, and should be expelled
from ‘- the order.” Your patient expects
you to be well acquainted with every ruine-
dy you administer. nor is this all, he expects
you to possess 9. knowledge of every remedy
that is before the people-—this is your bug-
ness—tliis is the li)llSlll(‘.:~S of the professfon
wuich you have adoptcd—-itis your business
with every new remedy, io receive it, exam-
ine it. t.ry it. test it. and if you have a love
f'or the drofessiou you have espoused-—if'_vou
P082855 yourself‘ of every knowledge that
will in any way aid you in becoming. a ,e_
liever of snfl'cring humanity, you will do it;
and, too. witaout stopping to inquire from
vvlreiicethc remedy came-—witliout stopping
to inquire .wlielhcr it is an “ official reinedv.”
or a “ payout”-—witlioiit stopping to inquire
wliellicr it is approved by ~- 11,9 m-(19,-3.‘ ]g
is your duty to think and examine for your-
self'——to receive and try a remedy for yam»-
sell. and not be governed by the fpse dim‘!
of an “ order.” who if -.1 i-enieiiy happens to
he a 5‘ patent.” or does not come straight
down from the professor's chair. conceive it
their imperative duty. in view of the innova-
tion, and for the sake of their "(Ilgnily,7’
possess apliilanthropical spirit, and love to ‘
ilrlii flail: giilicrlistiittulag
From the Advertising 0113 ce.335 Broadway:
.
.-.«-.-- .-. 4.-4.-- lvvvcww-ovdfi
-- ----. . . . 1-7-». . 4- .-.-C.-.
,, $15 SEWING Macfilflflsfl‘. .
Gibb’si Patent '
riusr l‘R£.\llU.\l " ' "
FIFTEEN DOLLA-.1‘. SEWING MACHINES.
Waii-antezl to excel all other Sewing Ma-
chim-.-: for Wm-kinaiiship. Simplicity, Strength
and nl!1':‘llllIfY. For Tazilt ring, Dress Making
Ifuiuily uiiu l‘laiii.ulioii Si-wing it has no_ su-
pci-E-;i-. ’l he ‘pl'ti[,iI'if.!ib1'.“-tiff‘ anxious to estab-
lish Agencies iii.al! parts of the United Stall‘! ,
and C-aniulsxs. I’:-rsoiis with a small capital
will find lliis ii pi-ofifalilc liiisincss. Address ‘
Tl-10.11.-\.$ it C0,, -1244) Broailivay, New York.
.im4s
Soobbeler dc Schmidt,
' A.\'l7EAC'TURI2ftS of Grand and Square Ac-
tion Piano Fortes. 423 Broome-sh, (one
block East of‘ Blfltltlwilyyl New York. We
wonlilinvite the attention of amateur: and
critics to the inspcctioii of our unrivalled
stock of'Piano-Fortes. which, for tone and du-
rability of workmanship, have not been mt-
passed by any in this country. Aliberal din-
count to Glcl'g_ylll¢}Il_. Schools and the Trade.
ly2:’.s ,
Picture---Notice I
A M B R 0 '1' Y P S ,
" AKEN in a style which for durability and
execution cannot be excelled.
The subscriber having taken the old Austen
Daguerreau Rooms in the Danbury Depot, at
Norwalk Bridge, takes this method to inform
the people of Norwalk and vicinity, that he
is prepared to take their pictures by the All-
b"°t.VP9 M00893. w ‘ch is universally acknowl-
edged to be far si perior to the Daguerrec-
type. and equal to a Steel Engraving. All in
wantpf a superior likeness, are invited to call,
exumrne and Jlldge for themselves.
REDUCTION IN PRICE! I-‘int
glass pictures taken by this new pi-ocean from
00 cents upwards.
dent he can satisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his specimens, of his ability to take the
best and most perfect Likenesses.
, E. B. THOMPSON.
Norwalk. Aug. 18th, 1857. 34
_ Por Sale cheap.
BOUT 20 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Georgetown, on the Danbury
and Norwalk Railroad. and within 20 rods of
the Depot and Post.Of1‘ice. On the premlun
are a good house and out-buildings, nlso,tI'ees
of‘ different kinds. From 8 to 10 acres are
woodland. The location is a desirable one,
being easy of‘ access, and in the immediate
vicinity of churches, schools, and m8lIlIfl¢- ‘
turing estiibliflimenfs of diflerent kinds, and
where labor is in constant demand, and good
wages can be obtained. For terms, or any
other inforumtion, apply at the Gnzurn‘.
OI-‘I’-‘ICE, or of A. B. IIULL, at the F reight ofllce
in Danbury.
Danbury, Oct. 1, 1857.
Window Glass.
49
BOXES American, French and En
glish window glass, ussorted,fI'oIn
6x8 t 0 26x32. for sale at manufacture:-’s pri-
WM. (LSTREET.
Horse Blankets.
A FINE lot of Carriage and Home Blanket!
Just made up by the subscriber. Also,
Iinffalo Robes, .\".c.,-all for ‘sale at “hard
iiines pi-ices.” WM, s, J()NEs_
tf 40
East side the Bridge. Westport, Conn. em.
Iron and tee].
FULL assortment 0 ran and SteQIgnfI
ed fsotliis marketjust received 3);! fog
sale by WM. c. srmznr.
. Shawls. ,
N entire new stock of STELLA SHAWLS,
all colors. An entire new stock of
WOOL LONG SHAWLS,
at =1 great bargain. C. J . Gurus.
llarral, Risley 6:. Kitchen,
IMPORTERS and Wholesale Dealers in
choice
Drugs,
Medicines,
Paints, Oils, ’ ‘
Dye Stuns. ll.¢..
Would respectfully im in: the attention -
Dealers in their very large‘ stock now in
store, and which is constantly being replen-
ished by fresh importatiuus weekly.
French, English, and American Chemical:
Pure Medicinal Extracts, -
Essential Oils, Wines, Brandies, £19.,
\ \ Surgical Instruments, Paints,
Oils, Dye Stuffs. &c., &c.§_
T039111“ with a full assortment of all the
P0lJlIl:i_r and reliable Patent Preparations.-,-
D1'".‘-fzjsf-°,, Merchants and Physicians visiting
N9‘? lurk, are invited to examine our stock.
W‘3".vurrant every article sold by us to beat
“.pI'Ol'{.\SBI0llal i_isr.ges,” ‘and undue assump-
tion of professional pride, to rise up s53te-.
‘uiaiicnlly and simultaneously in lrrist1l'_,..
hostility against it. ”
-~ BLISS’ DYSPEP'l‘lC REMEDY .. has
been placed before you for you tir use 0,. ,9,
ject-. 1r._is for you to rece'i_ir.-11:‘ ex,,mi,,e_
“"1 *9“ ‘L It 1"” bee“ P"f.ced before you in
P"e°'5‘f].Y the “ma mfiiiner lhat all other
remedies have been.» Every remedy ,mde,.
heaven, \viIhoi.1§?"siugle exception has been
9- (11509-Ve’~'3 0? the purest accident—the blin-
fie“ °'h‘““"', and each in its turn was received
may be bad at the Semiiisry, 33,3
THOM&S nnnr,
Merchant 131101‘ and fll'8,‘;,er,
0111).
N0- 3. Phcenix Block, Norway; C
. , -. I
T“.l.*.i.“i’:::rv::'.':.‘
at his auctildli’ tiles ‘iQ'u.'E all his old mock
fresh el cted tmk oft‘: “as now on hand a
. k eV_ was ‘)5 r scasouable Cloths, Cas-
?m‘f‘i{5' e*.l“§f* ..c., which he is prepared
? in“ e "Ap_1.[.1 ..ie best and most fashionable
s.'y_e§‘(.,- complete assortment of Mens and
5°33.” ...01'H1Jv'G READY JIIJIIJE.
said premises. or selling, or carrying away
any property ‘belonging to me, from said prem-
ises Ior any pl1l‘p0Se\':lllllh.o(.‘VC!‘._'WIth§,»‘ "
consent. under penalty of tip‘; ppm» ,- '°hml5{
‘hold all persons violating any :‘r '° 1.5 3
this notice responsible. ‘T ‘ " ‘G pmwsiom
J. B. DIKEMAN
, this 28th day of Decem-
3t‘tf5
Dated at If,’
.i I i
ber 1357,‘... °“ 9°’ ~
I
The Steamer
JOHN’ HART,
Carr. Wm. R. Gm-:.r.xn _.
AVING withdrawn for the Winter, will
. resume her regular trips on or about the
‘.’5th of February, 1858, thoroughly overhaul-
ed and improved in her machinery.
School Books 1
LARGE and varied assortment ofSeho'i1
Books at the old established Bookstore
formerly occupied by Mr. Andrew Selle-ck.-
Customers will find their wants attended to
with promplncss and dispatch. Particular
attention paid to Children, and as much care
bestowed on small purchasers as large ones.
Your patronage respectfully solicited at
A .'
52
- Excelsior Bdok Store.
Just Received.
LARGE assortment of Business Enve-
Iopesyvei-y fine and cheap. at
A
.la 1l‘(l07'_!,' 23¢], 18:38.
late of Westport, in said district.
of said Estate, represented insolvent, in
Cci-titled by Mvuoiv L. Masox, Judge.
the business of said appointment.
JOHN W. 'l'.u*r.oi:, 2
Commis-
DAVID S. Bpfuy, "
5l.9.|."-‘l‘8-
qiiesletl to make immediate payment to
§t5_ ALVA, GRAY, Trustee, Westport.
T*.s'rA'ri«:o1“ FARMAN PATCHEN, of, or
’1‘lie Court. of Probate for the District of
Westport, hath liinlted and allowed f'our
months from the date hereof’, f'or the creditors
which to exliibit their claims thereto, and has
appointed Jolui W. Taylor. Esq.,and David
S. Burr, E:-tq., both of said Wcafqiort, "Com-
inissioiiers to receive and examine said claims,
The subi-cribers give notice that. they shall
meet at the Probate Office in said Westport,
on the 1st day of March, and 22d day of M uy,
1858. at 10 o’clock in the forenoon on each
of said days, for the purpose of attending on
All persons iqglebtedtq said‘E1_nla_te are re-
quested to make immediate payment to A_ H_ C 3, P)
ill} FLOYD T. PALMER, Trustee, . -- Exce1sio,f]‘3‘0IoksS’mre_
l)i's!ri’rt of W’e.i:!_ncrf, ss. Probate Court, Music.
ild like to obtain a few more Classes.
Clioristersin our neighboring Towns whose
Clioirs need l.lic,services of a practical and
competent Teacher wonlddo well to address
N. B. BENNETT
Norwalk Conn.
Tliiiiielcrsigned, Teacher of‘ vocal music,
5
Book Bmdmg! Book Bmdmg !
NOW all men by these presents that I
am Binding Magazines, Periodicals, and
all kinds of Binding. at lower rates than is
usually cliurged elsewhere, and every Book
warranted to give satisfaction. Specialdis—
counts made where there are large quanti-
ties. Now is the season to have your Maga-
zines bound, at ' A. H. CAMP’S,
" I 17 Main stieet.
A URE SilverLeadfor stoves and machine-
ry at F. H. NASH’S,.
So. Nbrwalk, Ct.
,_.
"..ratcful for long and continued favors, I
shall endeavor. with renewed excitioii, to
merit their continuance.
-New Illillinery Establishment.
THE Subscriber, having taken the rooms
directly over the Drug store of Knapp :3:
Lynes, in }lubbell’i-i New Building. and per-
inunently established her business in Norwalk,
would invite attention to her large and entire-
ly new stock of FASHIONABLE MILLI-
NERY, consisting or Winter Styles. selected
with special care and fidelity to fashion and
taste. A share of the public patronage is in-
vited, believiug that entire satisfaction can
be given in materiai, work, and prices. La-
dies’ and Childrcn’s Huts of the latest styles,
kept consfanzly on hand, or made to order
when preferred.
LADIES’ DRESS AND CL.OAK MAKING.
Ladies wishing anything in this Iine,can de-
pend on having their work done satisfactorily.
CHARLOTTE BENTON.
Norwalk. Dec. 7 th, 1757.
Corn Shollers.
EW pattern Corn Sliellers. a firstrate ar-
ticle for sale by W. C. STREET.
'.l.'ooth Brushes.
ved by
A NEW lot-just recei
KN APP Sr LY_NES.
Norwalk Savings Society}
NORWALK, Nov. 4th, 1857.
OTICE is hereby given, that Deposits
made in this Society 9n or before the 5th
day of January, April, July, and October,
will be put on interest on the first day of said
respective months.
Josnru W. Himnni.L,.'l‘reasiirer
Norwalk Savings Society.
tf-I5
New Carriage Shop.
I./V JVOR VV./ILK .'
HE Undcrsigued having opened a Carriage
Shop on Camp street, is prepared to re-
ceive orders for all kinds of Carriages, Wag-
ons. Sleighs, &c. 110. is also prepared lo do
all kinds of repairing and re-painting, «kc-
All orders left. at the Harness establishment
of Stephen Swami, will be puuctuully atten-
ded to. Work warranted good. at reasonable
prices, and done when pro.vm'sed !
JOHN SHEPHERD,
Norwalk. Jan. 4th, 1858. '
yrl
Awrifing Paper I
LETTER AND FOOLSC/LP
E have just: opened a new ease of Paper
riizlzf. from the Mill, which is excellent,
and wai7i:ant-e:,1_ to give satisfaction, at
' A. H. CAMP’S.
3
°“*W".ied, tested, and duly certified to (it
. l3".'od)by“thc order.” You know just as
mncli about“ BLISS’ DYSPEPTIC REME-
DY” as you do any other remedy. before the
test, and by subjecting it to ‘be same tests
that all other remedies have been subjected
to, you will then know its rcine-dial qualities
and true worth. and act in good fzilh when
you advise it to your pat-ieufs.
Simply because it is a “ patent,” is no rea-
son why yoi should discard it. There is not
a single remedy on God's earth but is a “pat-
ent” in precisely the same way that"'BIiss’
Dyspeptic Reinedy”is. Why? Because you
know llulllllls about them until you have
tried them. and tested them. There is no
connection, no natural relation whatever be-
tween disease and drugs. What was known
about Peruvian Bark or Rhubarb when first
discovered in the forests? Nothing. What
do you know about them now ‘2 Noihing.ex-
cept. that you have tried Peruvian Dark in
Ague, and know it willcure it. You know
nothing about Rhubarb, except you have
tried it, and found that it moved the bowels?
Was there anything in the color, shape.smell,
taste, or weight of the Peruvian Bark that
even suggested the idea that it possessed
properties of curing _Ague? No. Their
properties were ascertained only by trying,
by letting them. I 0 so by" Bliss’ Dyspep.
tic Remedy,” an Ion will then know all
about if. Test if iyou have other reme-
dies—ascertain I it its pl‘0perties are for
yourself-—exami f, and judge of it, test it
and think about for yourself, and not de-
pend on me for a ;'ter of recital of its prop-
~ ertics and ingret. its, or my, or any one else‘.-‘
opinion of it, anu ike the flock following the
bell-wet-lier, blindly trot on in the path oth-
ers have trod.
In your letter you also say that“ it is the
intention of several of the fraternity around
me to do all they can to discoui-age its use,
and they will, I know, do all in their power
to lessenits sale.” I am certainly very sor-
ry that they should coine to any such deter-
mination, not on my account. however, or
my account, however, or their own, lint on
account of their poor patienss. I do not
question the purity of the motive which
prompts them thus to attempt the achieve-
ment of a moral impossibilil-y_. but as the
Irishman said, who saw a young bull madly
uatempt; on a railroad track to stop an engine
when under full headway, by bawling, “ Be
Jasus I like your spunk, but damn yourjidg-
ment.’ ,
And now.in conclusion, I think I have giv-
en gooil and sufficient reasons why physicians
should not hesitate to recommend “ BLISS’
DYSPEPTIC REMEDY.” There are a great
many physiciansin fact, a very large majoy-1-
ty. who I know do not hesitate to use it in
their practice, and recomuicnd it. not only t.n
the".r patients. but administer it in their own
families. and I have in my possession, hats
full of letters from physicians. attesting to its
remarkable efficacy. and with the exception
of one or two instances, all up}; cnthusgasfic
ill ii-FPNISG I and I P1‘*3~°'.1me not one among
the whole number but um; commenced it
with at g_i'eut deal of distru_i=§,, hesitation, and
doubt-, all of’ which, however, very quickly
vanished after making a thorough trial and
following '._1}\. tliedirectlous. W. W. BLISS.
HARRAL, RISLEY &. KITCHEN,
Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
Bnnun it Sou, Agents for Novwalk. __,,,
76 Barclay Street, New York,
Sole agents for New England and New York,
1".-pi-esented. and if it prove otherwise, it may
be returned at our expense.
Our facilities are such that we can of!!!
the best inducements for patronage, either
l'or cash or approved paper. ‘ '
Thankfiil for the very liberal patronage
extended to our house, we hope still to con-
tinue~to merit the confidence and approba-
tion of the Trade. 76 Barclay st , N. I’.
THE ~
GREAT BEAIITIPIBB,
So long unsuccessfully sought,
Found at Last!
OF IT IlE:"l‘ORl-‘S. l’ER.\lANI-'..\"1‘I.Y GRAY HAIR ‘I0
its original color; covers liixurlantly the bald
head; removes all dandruff itching, and all Ierofuln,
meld head and all eruption-i; make: the hair um,
healthy, and glossy; and will preserve it to any imag-
inable age, remov-.-s, as if by magic, all blotch", k».
from the, face, and cures all neuralgia and nenoiu hud-
aclie. See circular and the following. .
DOVER. N. IL, February 2. 1851'.
PROP. 0. J. WOOD & Co.—Gents: Witbiunfewh
we have received so many orders and calls for Prof. .
J. Wood's Hair Restorative, that to day we wen cog-
pelled to send to Boston for 9. quantity, (the 6 done;
you fu'r\\'al'(led all being sold.) while we might order I
quantity from you. Every battle we hate sold sunlb
ism-e produced three or four newcustorncrs, and the appro-
bation. and patronage it receives from the moat nub-
stantial and worthy citizens of our vicinity. fully con-
vince ns that it is A MOST \'4\LI.'ABI.E PREKIRATION.
-Send us as soon as may be, one gross of 81 size ; and
one dozen 32 size ; and believe as yours very respectful-
ly, (Signed) DANIEL LATIIURP C CO.
Hickory Grove, St. Charles ('o., 310., Nov. 19, 1356.
PROF. 0. J. WOOD—-Dear Sir : Some time last III»-
mer we were induced to use some of your Huh‘ Rollan-
tive, and its effects were so vvomlerful, we feel it out do-
ty to you and the aillicled, to report it. ~
Our little son’s head for some time had been perfectly.
covered with sores. and some called it scald bend. Thé
hair almost. entirely came off in consequence, when U
friend, seeing his sufferings, advised us to use your R0
storative ; we did so with little hope of succeu, but, I.
our surprise, and that of all our friends, It very bi’
plivatious removed the diseasi-. entirely, and a. newunil’
luxuriant crop ofliair soon started out, and two can now
say that our boy mm as In.-althyn. scalp, and II luxuri-
ant a crop of hair as any other child. We can tlieuloto
and do hereby recommend your Restorative, as 3 perfect.
remedy for all diseases of the scalp and hair. -
We are, yours respectfully,
GEORGE W. IIxGGXN‘I0l‘l.AI,.
some A. Hiocixnonux. ’
" Gardiner, Maine, June 22, 155..
PROP. (1. .1. WOOD-—.lJcar Sir : I have used tto befi-
tles of Professor Wood's Hair Restorative, and can truly
say it is the greatest discovery of the age for xggtoflng
and changing the Hair. Iii-fox-e using it I was: mil 0
seventy. My hair has now attained its nrighal color...
You can recommend it to the world without the lenfi
fear, as my case was one of the worst kind.
Yours P.espeeffu1ly,
0. J. WOOD {'2 CO., Proprietors. 312 Bi-oadwuy,N-on
York (in the great N. Y. Wire Railing: lntablislalontja,
and 114 Market street, St. Louis, illissouri.
And‘ sold by all good Druggists.
Sold in Norwalk by BEEBE & SON, in Bridgeport D]
Shelton 8.: Co. and 'l‘. C. Wordin, and by all dragging
throughout the,United Stutesand Britisinh-ovincn.
Sold hero by all Drutzgists. 3.3
NEW WOOD YARD, ‘
On Camp Street,
Hickory,
- OAK,
MAPLE, It
Chestnut Wood.
7I‘HE undersigned will be nappy to receive
orders for, and supply the public with tho"
above kinds of Wood, in any quantity old of
the best quality , at. the lowest market price,
for case. 1 JAMES FINNEY, again.
THE GENUINE ARTICLE, preporfi Ky
Lubin, Piver. Maugenet and Condny, of
Paris, may be had of KNAPP it LYN]-:3,
Paper Dolls,
ND PAPER DOLLS FURNITURE, III
~ any quantity. Call and see them at the
- Store of
RIED Apples, Plums, Peachesand7,",'-"
ties, at Manna an 0I_.x"‘“’ ‘K
-1
S
Preach Pomade.
.._.“ 4 5.4;‘
‘The subscriber laconi--—--
KNAPP as LYNES, ,. -" 0
Norwalk Chronicler