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rlfnunns & iisciiiuios.
The New Sugar Cane.
The Sorglla reoeivccl its full sh-.1re of the
discussions of the National Agricultural
Society wliicli was in session in Washing-
ton on the 13th, 14th and l.5f.h inst.
Joseph S. Levering, of Pliiladelphia,
submitted statciiicnt of pi'otra.cfcdc.\'pe1'i_
meats which he has made in ciystalliziiig
tlic.juic.c said with g1'i::_i, ' '
liibitcd c difi'ci'ciit gal 1;‘...
a sample of nlolasscs, with :i puuipiilct dc-
scribing his processes. Mr. hovering
claims that on his farm in Peiinsylvaiiia
he has made 1222 pounds of sugar to the
acre, besides 74 gallons of molasses and
concludes that “it is about as cosy to
make good sugar from the Chinese Cuiic
as to make a pot of good mush, and much
easier than to make a kettle of apple but-
ter.” It should be added that Mr. Lov-
ering's comparison of his Sorgho farm
with one of the best sugar plantations of
Louisiana shows the following results,
among others :
Louisiana. Penn.
Yield per acre 2,236 gals. 1,847 gals.
Yield of sugar per gal. ofjulce 76 lbs. 66 lbs.
Yield ofsugar per acre 1,704 lbs. 1,222 lbs.
Molasses per acre 10'; 74
The report of the committee appointed
last year on the sugar done was submitted.
“ It bears very conclusive testimony as
to its value as a forage crop in all parts of
the United States ; states that about.
eleven per cent. of sugar can be made on
dry, warm soils ; from 150 to 400 gallons
of syrup be had per acre ; a large percent-
age of good brandies and alcohol ; from
10 to 60 bushels of seed ; an average of
25 tons of green matured stalks, which
grow in some cases as’ high as 18 feet and
attain a thickness of two inches ; a tolera-
ble flower is made from the seed, which is
perfectly harmless ‘as food for stock, and
for swine will fatten about as well as corn ;
and besides this, a fair wrapping paper
may be made from the fiber of the stalk.
"r. conclusion, the committee hall with the
cutest pleasure the introduction of the
—. rgho, think it endowed with great vir-
es, and that it will fill a void long felt
--; this country.
The point most controverled was the
:,.lue of the cane for forage. Two Mass-
achusetts gentlemen said that cattle
would not eat it, but the majority say it
is eaten with great avidity.
Mr. Leonard Wray of England occu-
pied considerable time on the 15th, in de-
scribing the Imphcc or "African Sugar
Cane and the experiments which have
been made in raising it near Toulon in
France; upon the island of Guadalope and
on the plantation of Senator Hammond
in South Carolina. He claims that the
Sorgho, or Chinese Sugar Cane, is noth-
ing but a variety of the Iniplicc, which in
the palmy days of the Portuguese nation
had been taken from their settlcnient at
Delagoa Buy, on the soutlicastern coast
of Africa, to China. It was no more un-
likely than a. well established transporta-
tion or“ Bralnnina cattle from India to
Cailraria. ,
He thinks the manufacture of alcohol
willilzc the 2:29. t. ;_ :1"-p’ ‘=;..';=.:;.. 1; :1’ t‘;-in
C‘
Li.';l':.'.ll'C, by "i'~lll(fi:
enormous quantities of grain will be di.
vcrtcd from the dist-illcrics. In the dis-
tillery in France where he is connected,
it is found that the Sorgho yields no less
than 30 gallons alcohol, “strong proof,”
to the ton of st-alks——that the crop was
from 10 to 20 tons per acre, and that the
cost of cultivation was something less
than $2,5O per ton of stalks.
He thinks the Impnee superior to the
Sorgho. On Senator Ha1nmonc’s planta-
tion ten stalks of each kind were carefully
preserved ; the Sorgho yielded eleven
-pints ; the Imphee, a trifle over sixteen
pints.
Resolutions were passed requesting the
Patent Office and the members to test the
comparative capabilities of the two canes.
Prof. C. T. Jackson of Boston said
that he had experimented upon the Iin-
phee and. obtained sugar therefrom.
corgho and Ii:-;,:l:cc
‘f The Same 8"P.'""‘* '* ' mined his ex-
l "7’M7-" ‘ ’ . when two
3 from stalks
fl . Arsenal in
. . -stencc of the su-
;: gm. ue proveo. not without op-
: posing assertion = ‘llenllsts. He
. had ca1‘cfully.coii., ' -;v-. _;'ofits of Sor-
f- gho culture—‘.-500 _, 3 . ' .' acre was
.- -an average yield of .-,. ~ juice of
!"""“‘--._i Sorgho and Implicc ; ' ; cent, of
! cane sugar, and 15 pct mecha-
rine matter in all, 6 per c — (317,.
case. It gave 12 per cent. .7 ,, or
proof spirits. The aroma. 0. alcohol
5!
made it peculiarly suitable ior making
brandies, and the mere addition of burnt
sugar would give it all that rich color
which brandy find. The production of a
great quantity of seed would interfere
with its secretion of sugar. _
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From the Springfic-Id Republican
Farmers’ Clubs.
We had a personal introduction to one
of these institutions a few days ago, and
realized, as never before, the force of the
arguments weliavc so often used for their
multiplication in farming coniniunities.—--
This was a circle of some dozen of the
most intelligent practical farmers of this
vicinity, who combine intcrcliange of views
and experiences npoii subjects connected
with their business with a most agreea-
blc cultivation of the social alfcctioiis at
weekly meetings through the winter at
their respective houses, Cl\'.t-Cl1(lll‘l,‘},' from
ufternooii tliro-ugh the evening and sand- =
wichcd with sucli a supper as only 3. far. :
mer;'s wife can spread. We believe there
is more useful knowledge to be got out of
a wintcris meeting of such a club as this
than n. ycur’s continuous reading or soli-
tary practice ; indeed, it is a knowledge .
that can really be obtained in no other
way.
p-.‘.i‘3::o..*:«: of s2_:—':li
apacitic:-' WC/ill‘:'."ii'
n:'«-,..-.w ‘x\'II,‘_§‘l‘f‘."\ ‘F,
e..'i=.‘_',
tiiczu what otlici-s hii-.{w and tiiin'.:, and V
better still they learn Liiroiigli the opera- .
tion what they know and think them-
selves, which is a sort of knowledge most
important for every man to possess, yet
icvcr attained except through free con-
tact, as an equal, with other men. Self-
knowledgc, self-reliance and scll'—rcspect
are perhaps more wanting aiiioiig our
New England farmers tliuil any other ele-
ments of true and high inanliiiess-; and
the farmers’ club, properly conducted, in- »
spires these along with the more palpable ;
and niaterial knowledge which it disseini- »
nates. But not only the farmer, but me-
chanics, professional men, and every class
should have their clubs or associations for ‘
the discussion of their mutual interest?‘ V -————-—————+~.—~ ~~—~————--—~-~--
J’ H ll-[ED 1'-13131952311117 S:1"°~-licsaiid Cher-
ries, at
and the development of social happiness.
\‘i’IN1‘ER. ARltANGE.vIi:lNT.
Coii.\ii—:.\'ci:<o December 21, 1557.
Trainvrun .1-wily,(Sundayscxccptcd,) asfol-
lows :
'&3.£kI‘£’1;~3'iJ"I'.;35' T3 SOUTH I35OI%WAE.3§
ls! P:1..ssmzge1‘ at 6.10 A. M.-—A1'l'i\’ii1g at
.vif.h the 6.15 A. M. train from New 11-avcii.
2:1 .PaS.~'e')!,g‘eI‘ and 1«‘rm'.g/it, at 3 10 l’. M.——
i:2l-opping at all stations. and arriviiig at
South Norwalk at 4.50 1*. M.. coiini-cling with
the 4.101’. )1. train from New Haven.
S535‘?-?'.i—Z I'l'S.?-3.'W'AI..l.: '.i. O 3:}AI-.I1E%‘D'R'.i?
1.9! 1’a.v.s‘e71gcr and 1"rciglil at 0.20 A. M.--
Recciving passengers ll‘0lll ilic 7.20 A. M.
Train from New York, Sioppiiig at all sta-
tions.and arriving at Uziiibury at 11.00 A. M.
2d J-’asscng(-r at 5.25 1’. M.—llccciving
Pu.ssen,r.»;crs lroni the 3.101‘. M. Aecoiiirnodutioii
Train f'roin~New York, stopping at all Sta-
tions, and arriving at lliinbury at 6.35 1‘. )1.
Stages from Ridgeficld Ceutrerun to Ridge-
licld Station so as to connect with the 6.10
A, }[,;m(1 1.1).,» 3.10 P. M. trains‘,andrcturnon
the arrival.it tlicltidgelielcl Stiitionolthc 9.20
A. M. and 5.25 P. 11. trains.
IIARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
21, 1857. .
N‘. Y. 6!. N. E. Railroad.
I857 WINTER ARRANGEMENT, I357
Commencing December 21, 1857.
Trains to New York.
From J\"cw Haves: .
«CCOMMODATION.-At 6.15, and 9.45,
A. .\r.,‘ and 4.10 P. M.
The 6.15 A. Land 4.10 P. 21!. trains receive
passengers from the Danbury Railroad at Nor-
walk.
Tlie9.45 A. ii. train receivcspasscngcrs from
the lIai'ff'ord, Springfield, New London and
Canal Rall1'0a(ls at l\'i- w Haven, and from
the Naugatuck Railroad -.1-t Bridgeport.
Exrnnss—-At 2.10 P. M. (in connection with
E.-rprcss Train from Bostou,) receiving pas-
sengers from the Canal Railroad
at New Haven ; from the I-[ousutonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
port, Norwalk and Stamford. At 9.00 P. .\f.
stoppingat Bridgeport,Norwahk andSf:amf’ord
Special train leaves Norwalk at 6.00 .\. .\f.,
for New York.
Hou.¢ai‘.om'c Railroad.
Passengers for Housatonic Railroad will
take the 9.45 a. m., train for Bridgeport.
Danlzury and .7V‘orural!: Railroad.
Passengers for the Danbury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 6.15 a.m,, and 4.10 p.m.
trains to Norwalk.
Danbury, Dec.
Trainsfrom Jvorwalk to .7\’ew York.--At
6.00, 7.30, and 11.03 A.M.; 3.15 (ex) 5.25 and
10.05 (cx.) 1'. M.
Trains from N ew York
For ./Yew H avenz.
A.cco.\i.——Af. 7.20 A.M., 12.-15,3 45 and-1.20 I’.}1
Exrnnss TRAINS—At 8.00 A. in. and 3.10 P. M.
for Boston, via New Haven,Hartfbrd,Spring-
field and Worcester; the S 00 A. M. stopping at
Stamford and Bridgeport; the 3.10 P. M. at
New Rochelle, Port Chester, Stamford, Nor-
walk, Bridgeport and Milford.
The S CUA. .\i.tra.inconnectswithlloiisatouic,
Naugatuck, Canal and New London l’taili'o-ads
The 3.10 r.u.train connects with Naiiigiituck
Railroad.
The 12.45 2. ii. train coniiccfs wiili Caiiiil
' Railroad.
The 7.20 .-x.. 3.2. .»A.cc0‘1mc:.latioii. am‘: ‘3.10
P. .u. trainscona -ct wit iD€1.'1lZl'.11‘_‘)’dli‘.\"(’1li‘i\'.'3.ll-.’
Railroad at T:Cnl"i\‘{1ll{.
Traizzs,/'.'"o2:: ..‘*.‘or‘z-vol ': in .7'v“¢-:.r.e f.:'cvc22——A_l
9.15 .»&..\1.,:.i.‘2 ) and 6.1-'1-i‘..\€.
S8619./i'g(>‘; : ‘.'I'I.-L~.'lJ[ at ‘-.lieSta-
tion House. and 1-lofei-.
Supt".-‘. Oi. . 41h .-\.\-‘e aiid 2'.'l.li :'$l.., N. Y.
;l:lll;...- :-_ (‘flit ".
ll:«.veii.
F533.
- i7‘. ri€'l‘i'T, S1/-p"t.
_ Boston and Provn.encc——Iiilniid route
without delay. change c ‘cars or lmggzigc,
The stcainers l‘L‘ii‘.iOL7 ill l?'.CCl~;,Unpt Joel
Stone, and G. VAN’l3l~ll in-:1:.'l.‘, Capi . W. 17!.
Fr-.izcr, in connection \\‘l’.ll Lll£.'S‘i'._‘-:1 ngion and
Providence, and Boston ‘lll(l l-‘rovideiicc Rail-
1'Of(lS, leaving New Yorl. daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, from Pier No. ‘. l\’or1li Ilivcr, first
'.vh:irf -above Battery pl: :0, at 6 o'clock, p m.,
and Stoniucton at 8.30 [.m., or on the arrival
of the mail {rain which leaves Boston at 5.30
filonday, W:-dnesdav am‘ Friday. From Sto-
uingtoii, Tuesday, Thurs lay and Saturday.
The l?LY_‘.lOU'I‘ll R0 Eli from 1".,'l‘ucs-
ton, Monday, Wcdncsil-.t; , and Iiriday.
Passenger 3 proceed lsom Stonington per
Railroad to Providciice and Boston, in the
Express Mail Train, 1‘Ci\( hing said place seve-
ral hours in advance of 2 hcsc by other routes,
and in ampie time for al the early morning
lines connecting North 2 nd East. Passengers
that prefer it remain on board the steamer
enjoy a night’s rest undisturbed, breakfast if
desired,and leave Stonlngton in the 7.15 a.
in. train, connecting at Providence with the
11 u-. in. train for Boston.
A Baggage Master accompaniesthestcamer
and train through each way.
For passage. berths, state-rooms or freight
apply on board the steamer. or at the freight
ollicc, Pier ‘:30. 2 North River, or at the of-
lice No. 10 Battery-place.
3?;.:tu,re---§;i§otice l
.5‘; E R 0 :3‘ E E S ,
’I‘Al{li.N in a style which for durability and
execution cannot be cxcc-llcrl.
. The subscriberhaving taken the old Austen
Daguerrcan Rooms in the Danbu Depot, at
Norwalk Bridge, takes this method to inform
the people of Norwalk and vicinity, that lie
is prepared to take their pictures by thcAm-
brotype process. wl ‘ch is universally acknowl-
edged to be for s pcrior to the Daguerrcc-
type, and equal to a Steel Engraving‘. All in
want ofa superior likeness, are invited to call,
examine and judge for themselves.
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE! First
class pictures taken by this new process from
50 cents upwards. The siibucribcr is confi-
dent lie can satisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his specimens, ofiiis ability to take the
best and most perfect Likenesses.
E. B. THOMPSON.
Nor\valk_. Aug. 18th, 18:37. 34
For Sale Cheap.
BOUT ‘20 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Georgetown, on the Danbnry
and Norwalk Railroad. and within 20 rods of
the Depot and Post Oflice. On the premises
are a. good house and (iiif-biiilrliiigs, also,trccs
of different kinds. From 8 to lo {l.C1‘Qs are
woodland.
The discussion, c-nitact and coin- ,
being easy of access, and in the immediate
vicinity of cliurclics, scliools, and manufac-
,' turing csfablitlimeiits of different kinds, and
where labor is in constant vlcmaiid, and good
wages can be obtained. For l|:1'lllS- or any
othcr iiifor:natio:i. app71_v at the G:.zi:1"ri:
in Danbury.
Dunbury, Oct. 1, 1.‘.-'«:”='.-'. tf 40
i '‘~' - .: -—.»-.: ‘-3
: vii? -~-oiv 5.4‘-_a-‘$53.
I T3-‘if; ‘~ «ii»: lc:.vri.lTi'«=iic.‘nand E3‘
j 9 e ’-'3; M1211? is; frlv =‘ =3. 'vi‘tcil,§'1‘on1
;6x8 to;.‘6:{; .1. $'oi-.-'ivi—; ‘:l.- r.~.rx:~iil::.cii 213’!
l , ‘\.'f";'.(;‘..i‘ "
- "V or-~il‘:y i‘c;~:iirC-ti
::tiI..-ii.
:Ll‘l;::.':l(l {ll
.-. =_rf!l"Ill7-‘.*.ll|f:'.
U. Cluklili.
ii
MEil1C.»\.N and n .’~‘~l-.uf,-7:4, witli or
without straps, ior ".|ll‘ by
.3’ .‘.i . C-. STlt1Cl7'."l'.
I
ill;-', li'ri.ncli
.i‘:Lns, llird
A U.-.\' liofllizzz
_ Tin Wui‘c, l>‘i'as;-: i‘-Li i
C:igcs,:1lafs. B1‘00m:=, lzr i ' ,
F-dlttllill‘ :i.iid i\'-uinio llnsm ii‘: lfiiiicy (.':.~oiis
at Lockwoo-is h‘ui'i1lshii.g \\'ni-:si-o..en:-.
l Crocl;e1'_3r, Chzlna 5; Glass ‘Wr.-u:e.
l
ed stoc ks of‘~Ci'-icl~ cry, Glasxs 5;: China
exceedingly low pi-ices G. W. Si‘\iI'1‘Il.
Mm; .131: & OI.)l::.-..-D.‘3_
South Norwalk at 7.25 A. M. a‘-ad connecting-
.5t~.'itioii l:lousc, l\'-:.-w,
* 5'l1lEregular Mail Lin .- via L<.toniiigtoii_. for 3
p. m. ,
The C. V.‘li\'DER.BIL.-Z‘, from New York,‘
d uy , Thursday and Sam ‘day From Staining-,
The location is a (lo-sl1‘t1l)lC one,‘
0i«‘.i-‘I(:i"-:, or cf‘.-L ll. H’.'!.!., at the I-‘rciglat ofilcc ,
N .
1311“,
. Clllll‘l'l$V2‘
NE oftiic largc.s!,r 'c/'1c.sluiidbcstsz.-/out; .
; ‘-"/'=u'cs. to he found in 1‘ orwallz. can now be '
isccn at the store of ..hL- subscriber at Sculhi
i Norwalk. f.r.gc1.licr will a gcncrulussortincntg
[of Groceri--s. &c.,all 0 whicl: '.'.'lll‘nCS«)l!l at; «TOW is the time to ‘nave your lliu-ling:
OT n. whit behind. but vastly superior to
; any f.hing ever oiferctl in this uiurket, is
3 the assortment. which now conipi-is-is the ox-
! tensivc stock of Sf.o\‘cs,1lir::l4:x'-9, 310-.113: F. H-
; Nnsh’s, South Norwalk.
| Lot (.11.; Philosopher and lnvcnt.\r come and
lbc astonished at the "'.\'ll‘tl()f(llll{\l‘y develop-
I merits of science in this particular line of
i
I Age of Improvements.
business, and do l-utter if they can.
Let the l.itc~;u-y man and Student come
= and find a friend that will make them comfort
Able -,1.nd be free from noise and dust.
9, Let the Rich conic ; for the taste of the
' most fusti(llous shall be grafificd—not. lessen-
ing, but administering to their comforts.
1 Let the poor come; f'or itis indeed a friend
~ that will guard the pockets, saving something
. by which other cnjoynicnts may be obtain ed.
' Lei. wliocvcr will come, and behold a stove
so wonderful that a whole barrel of‘ flour has
been baked in it with a single llI'(‘, without
rcplenisliiug, requiring ciglii. batches to do i
a. stove that has baked ll. batch oi’ brc:Ill.- Will‘
no fire in is’, after heating the oven-
Conic and sec l.lie extraordinary cold weather
annihilafor‘ in f.licf'orni of Sauforrlas $1,000
Cliaillengc llcatcr, (-conoinicul in its use, with
hun(l1‘(3(_lS of ri.-f‘e1'ciic<=s to substantiate its
marvellous working.
Come and see a stove that consumes all the
gas ivliich arises from the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigcii from the atmosphere. that it
may add to its already enormous heating
power, and betier please its happy master.
Come and see many useful articles, and find
those who are happy to show and explain,
with no charges save where purchases are
made, at
F. H. NASl.I’S, South ./Vorwailr.
Tomb Stones & Monuments,
. AT THE
Norwalk 1\Iarble Yard !
.I\"car lac Bridge, .\"orwal/c, Com».
EPULCHRAL Monuincntsa;Grave Stone
of every variety of patterns,and of the
meat of American and Foreign Marble .kept
constantly on hand.
material and worlmiansliip, as this. will be
ity ofthe article contracted for.
hm.'l‘hc Lettering and Oriiainentnl work
is executed by experienced wo_rkm.cn.and
cifii warrant it to ,‘.’,‘l\'(‘. entire sahsfaction .
J. M. DMITII.
Nor-walk Dye Works,
V Foot if llfi/1 11'2"//, I\"¢)7*~1rr.'l.1.', (Io-mi.
i OH.\' PICKE-NS, practical Dycr and Ro-
sincere thanks to his friends andtlic public,
for the many favors bestowed on him nice be
commenced business at Wiunipank. and
would now infornh
as above, and fitt up a Dy
ishing Room in the most
ous'o7-and Fin-
Dycing ;
be gm-pagscij by any other establishment in
the Country. _
0[,ӣccs for /eccptzflnz a-ml clc!27rer_7/ of Goods
At the DycWorks_. foot of Mill Hill.Ain die
3 rear of the old Bakery, and at his l‘f‘5lIl8llf;I{',
I Main-st., Ixlorwalk. Conn.
A GI:T\-IT '.
Si‘.-cpardis Bakery, Né=rv.'a‘lk. .
G-.11. Randlc ii: Brother, ffinnipauk.
Lyman Plait. M-aiii-sf-.. Danbury.
l)'.‘.\'itl C. Pall -
Si'mnic‘.'~s ,Stanif'or(l
ln.vi:_l Scllcclz, ‘.'i'v_-st .‘.T=.2i--.<.'alli.
G. ll. iii-i.-Aril. at D. Cimpinaiiis, Colinanis
block. l’iii+.fi«:ld .
4‘»'.'der: at by lt‘Xpl'€SE or by wag-
; ones. will r;-ccive proinpt- aticntlou.
’ ‘-.‘§oru'all:, .i£-imrh 73, 1.557.
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E-‘or very Cheap,
[‘ Niél of the best built, most convonlenf.‘iy
5 arranged, plesisantly situated iresicleiiccs
in the BOl'.')l1_L‘l1 ofllorwallc. The building is
of Brick, C-i)ll‘Siil‘llCi.C:Cl of the very best. materi-
? :ils=aud in the most substantial manner. It is
I in the iiniiiclliatc vicinity of the biisiiiess por-
" :2 of the Bridge, and is peculiarly well
2. ipterl for Pliysiciaii or Z*.ici‘cliaiit. as a por-
‘ zio-v ofit may easily be converted into astorc
: or cities. Possession can to ',_:iven.’mmm’ia!e-
E /_-z/ 1: desired and terms ofpaynicnf. minlcczisy.
; l~‘nrlurilior particularscnqnireol the 1'2dlior
oflliu Gazette. ‘H36
GEE
f‘t_U1’l‘.-‘il:Ll£ for wrapping paper. for sale
clirxap at this olllcc.
. 32-. 3.. B. ‘~‘:l{~”r2glit’s
SCI-i’.01?'ULO US _/lN1"ID(.lTfJ.
E3 the most potent 1‘cme(l_v ever yet discov-
crcd for the following diseases.
Consuuiptioii.Plenrisy, Isroncliiti.-7. Pain in
the Chest. Qninsy, Canker the Month,
Constipation, Flucr Albns. and all other
Disases of the Womb,
~ Nervous-
ncsss, Convol-
sions, all Cutaneous
Disealcs, Dyspepsia. lu-
flainmation of the E5 es,Er_v-
sipelas, Glect. Pimplcd Face.
Spitting and Vomiting of Blood.
Piles. Whooping Cough, Dropsies, Hys-
terics, Jaundicc, and all other Diseasce oflhc
Livcr.Impotency, Incontinence of Urine,
Influenza, Chills and Fever. Gravel
or Stone in the Bladdrrr, Disca-
ses of the Kidneys. Lumba-
go and all forms of
Rlieumatism, Ma-
rasmus and
Summer
Complaints. Palpitation of the Heart. Tumors
and Abscesses, Anemia, or Deficiency of
Blood, Atrophy or wasting of the
Body, Boils and Carbnncics,
Disease of the Spleen, Div.-
ziness, of the Ilcad,
Sliortncss of the
Bicatli, Flatulcncc, Sick llcadaclic. Discolo
ration of the Skin.Ulcei-s and Sores general-
ly, and all inipuritir—.s of the i‘-ysteni wli:itcv-
er. For all diseases of the Chest, Lungs. and
’l‘hroaf-. it may be relied on as the most cili-
cacious medicine ever used. For all diseases
of the Womb and female ivcaknesscii it is a
sovcrc.-igii remedy. It may be relied on for
all diseases for ivhich it is recommended.
Ni-zw Yank, Oct. 10th. 1.85},
L. B. Wr.I(;iir—Dear Sir: I have xor many
years been acquainted with tho inediciiial vir-
tucs of your syrup, “ The Scrofnlon.~: Anti-
dote.” have used itmysclf, employcil it in
my family, and frequently rcct-.imncndcd it to
my friends and acquaintance, when i-:ulfering
from an obstinate cough and other symplorns
of iiicessaiit or oven decided and long con-
tinued pnlniouaiy (lisc-uses. I have watcln-d
its operation a'..it.l cfl'cclS V-01‘y cl!“-sr.-l_'.'. and
never l-;ncu-' it to act injurionsly. ln alinosl
every iiistiince wlicu l have used if. or f-.‘¢:(.'ll it
; Deployed. ii ll'.‘.7~: uoi-keil char-miii;;‘._v and ben-
cficially-_nc-vcr flailing to ;;~iv-.2 .~:mm- relief.
and ;1;c-iici'ally doing dcr_-id-c-l good. it -is,
moi-cover, pleasant lo the La:-:r,:.i. 1 one:-iiiilly
‘.'(2C0l'llI2".QIl!l it for the cas-.-s it is -.lv_W.l::nC{l to
lien-‘-ill‘. l_.«-lir_:vizigi,t rcrilly u very rlceiral.-ls-
conipound. lllltl a mt:-'llr_-iiie that iic-.-,«i.‘»
mostskilful workmanship. The bcsi.assort-
Personswishingto procurcMonumcutsor
any kind ofMarble Works, are invited to
c,a1]s,m1,give a personal inspcctionot his
i finisher ofSilk. Cotton. and Woolen goods
of every description. begs leave to return his
more satisfactory than to purchase oiagcnts
without an opportunity of testing the Q1131‘
Pure Potash iii" Tin Cans.
‘ 3. '13. BABEZTT,
68
Ash '70 \Vas-liiiigton-st.. N. Y., and 38
India-sf... Boston. ’l'lic ]iruprlcl0i' of
this POT.’I:5'}{ll:lS for many yea. is seen the
necessity of having some reliable sf.-.iiidai-d for
the strength of Potash. The adultcrufion has
become so general, that it has, notwiLlistand-
ing its valuable properties, gone nearly out
ofusc. 'l‘lic l’roprlct.oi' has taken the respon-
siblliiy of subscribing his name to ovcry_pack-
awe. and warraiits the strength to be uniform,
ll.ll(l when used always producing the same yo-
sults. Potn.-li many times is udulf_cratcd with
salt.wliic-.li is destruction in niaking Soap;
it makes the Ladies say they did not have
good luck, etc. One of.licrrc:1soii that Poi.-
iish has gone out of use, is, it is so unpleasant
to liamllc, being put up in wooden casks, and
becoming a livnid in many cases, and very
troublesome to fhc rctnilors.
Now the proprietor iii-sf, obtains pure Pot.-
nshcs, always being the sonic strenglli, and
producing the same results, and will warrant
it in all cases, if the directions are followed,
to produce double the effect in making soups,
and all other purposes for which Potash is ,
used. with full directions for making the best ‘
of Soft, Ilard, or Fancy Soaps. It is niudc
with little trouble, the lcy is all prepared in
five or ten minutes.
1 lb. l’ot:isli warranted to cut 5 lbs. of
grease into good Soap. ‘
12 lbs. will make one barrel of beautiful
soft soap.
Directions for making Soft Soap.
Directions for making Hard Soup.
Directions for Laundries and Hotels.
Directions for clcaninfr cotton waste that
has been used for clcuiiing machinery of all
kinds.
Directions for using this Potash in place of
Sal Soda.
Directions f‘or sticking India-rubber soles on
Slices.
ma, All the above directions accompany
the can. 13790
3. T. ‘3abbitt’s
BESTSALERATUS,
Spreparcd entirely different from other
saleratus. All the deleterious matter ex-
tracted in such 8. manner as to produce Bread,
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without con-
taining a particle of‘ Saleratus when the Bread
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, witlioift con-
taining a particle of Salcratna when the
Bread or Cake is baked; thereby producing
wholesome results. Every particle of Sale-
rut-us is turned to Gases and passes tlirougli
the Bread or Biscuit while baking, consc-
qucntly iiotlaingg remains but common Salt,
Water, and Flour. ,‘E"oi,1 will readily perceive
by the taste of this Snlcratus ll;Z‘i_l.l. it is enf.irc-
ly different from other Saleratus. When you
purchase one paper you should take the old
paper with you, and be very particular and
get the next exactly likctlic first, (name and
picture, twisted Loaf-Bread, with a glass of-
ferveseing water on the top, as you see in the
S-I-iudson River Institute andi
Claveraclr Academy.
MALE AN D li"'}?\lTA'li.‘l<l l“.'\(3lTl.'l“i'.
Rm’. Ai.ox'/.0 Fi..u'i;, A. M. I‘llf,NCll’Al., Pi-(.1‘._q.
sor of Mental and Moi-:il l'liilo.~zopliy, and
Belles L('ill'l‘S.
M. M. Goon:-:.\‘ocou. A. .11., Prof. of Nat. Sci-
cnces.
Ricii.\unE1.1.is,.\_. .\f. Pi-of‘.-ssoi‘ of Islaflieiniitics
Civil Engineering and Greek.
R. G. 1“i..\r:K A. M. Profc:-.<‘or of Latin.
Mo.\'s. llouitu J. l)oi.'«,'i-:1‘. l‘rof'cssor of M odern
Languages. and Vocal Music.
l\l.i'rm.is llu.\‘('i-‘.. .i. .u., l.’rof'c.r-sor of Maf.hcnia-
tics, and Supcrinfi-ndviit. of Day Scliool.
DANIEL D. OW]-2.\‘, l’i'ofessor of Commercial
Dcparfincnt and lil,‘plSll‘:ll',
W.F. DEN.-\.\S,DI‘l1\‘.'lllg, Oil,nnd Pastel Paint.-
ing.
T. S. I..mn..;nr, M. 1)., Anatomy. Physiology.
and Hygiene, wifli the “ (irund Model d’
Homme.”
n
ilclix g‘,ln.*.l=. :E\,.0lll".‘.3j=.fa‘=-.“illl‘lll.‘:’.
l*‘i~n'.n the .-\<lvi-rli-' I1‘”_ Ufln-o-, :1: .. , -;,.,., };_ 3-‘
, . S ‘-33: ~ _ __
Esau 0 s. €i'I".i.::.;;
4, llO.\l $25 to $:'ib"0. T117. i.‘.l'l'N:{ dz S-'i\':i.
\vlii)lc.<i1le and retail llv‘.ilL'l'.~‘ in l'i:‘.no
l‘-‘orics and .\lclot.lcnn.~'. nllvr .. lIll'j’.'n a "
merit of iiislrumcnts of llio biz.-l l'ilil.liL'l‘S of
New York :1ntlliosI.r_iii_. at th:- very lowest pri-
ecs. Persons wi. hing :1 good in:1rmncnf.c-.in
select f'i‘oi1‘i1:_t1r,,r1'«-,:L1:,-i- v:u'icfy fl..iu at any
other est-.1: is imcnl.
N. 'l':irfns'rr-:~' ‘%«'-.7<s.
5.‘;-i li1'ri:Ul\'i'.ij,', N. Y.
Welliiig’s filompoltnd. éltrnica
3'..Ilv’.$‘3.'.ll2;‘£‘.‘E3-‘3.'5I=ii;l‘-E‘ E l
7' HE Slli)£Cl‘ll)(.’l' bo_'_vsic:1vr: in :-.ill the at-
l.Cl1lil0ll()l'lll(!pl|llllC‘ln lil“.’u' and vul-
nablc pi-cpaimfioii of‘.-\ll.\ lf..‘.»\. cnnibiiied with
Mns. l-lt..\i.\ D. Owl-‘..\'. Pl‘CC‘f‘pl'.'(-.=s=.
Mns. M. G. Goom-zxovon, Ornnincnfal Depart-
mcnt.
Miss Axxin F. Bu'r'rs, Piano Music and Pri-
vatc Lessons in Singing.
M as. E. A. Ei.i.is. Modern Languages and
Ornamental Departiiieiit.
LOCATION.
Hudson River, three miles from the City of
Hudson, Columbia Co.. N. Y., commanding a
fine vicw ofllic Catskill Mountains and Moun-
tain House. It is accessible from all points
by railroad, and within four hours ride of the
City of New York, ten of Boston, and one of
Aldany,twcuty-five cents. Students coming
by way of the Western Railroad. the Harlem
or Housatonic, will stop at Chatbam Four
Corners and take the Hudson and Boston Road
to Clav,crack. ‘ .-
PECULIAR ADVAN'l‘AGl~.‘.S.
Ease of acceas, by which the advantages of
city and country location are most happiiy
combined. We can enjoy all the conven-
iences of the city, and that quiet, health, and
morality of the country. In case of sickness
or an emergency of any knd the telegraph is
near at hand.
The buildings are e_nti_rely new and en aci-
ous. All the windows areprotected by cue-
tian blinds. The roomsare large and furnish-
ed with convenient clothes pre:-ses, liair mut-
tresses, bedsfcads, table &c., and are also
ventilated by Emerson’s improved vientila-
tors, is I.ib,rary, Reading Room,l’liilospliical
Apparatus, and'tionrsliing .'.il.e;'a;’So::icf.y are
attached to the lnstitiztion.
GR-.\DL'-irlxo coousn, me.
A gramyating course in” chin; is prescribed roi-
both ladies and gr ntlcmen. Ample facilities
.€1.‘—'€‘ afforded to young men desiring a thor-
ongh p::cpa,ration for college, as well as to
“W53 ‘Vi-Shlng’ ‘>0 Gilgagc in active business
life, cr the important work to tsaciifnc. Afr.
OX‘?!-‘IlSlW= 00ul‘s0 ol coniniercial iiistrudlion is
laid down, which fits the sludont immediately
This Institution is beautifully situated on the‘
nrtliat he has gcmoved
niplete manner.
with all the latest improve‘incnts of the art oi
and having given up coloring for
thc Winnipauk Company, he will now be en-
abled to do his work in a manner that cannot
"-r. at Horace I.-oc‘i:'.’.'ood"s. N0. 3
oiii'. .
bill.)
Full directions for making Bread with Sour
Milk and Cream. Tarlar. and all kinds of
Pastry; also for making Soda Wafer; also,
directions for making Seidlitz Powders, will
a-cconipany each package.
‘ ' B. '1‘. BABBITT,
G8 and 70 Washington-st.,N. T_i'.,_s.,m1 :38 India
sti ect. Boston. 15'?-.5
- Trees
.5! 7‘ THE S 0 UTH ./TOR WJILK
." ‘HE P1'opric1orswi:<h to caliihc a_tt.ciitio.\.
, of their customers and the public to
' E: _:-,l,ioic«: stock of Frni‘-. and Ornamental
recs, cGn:i_s,?ing of .-\p~,-lc. Pear, Plum,
for the contiiig-ropiii.
Students will be rcqlniired to atend _cbm~.~,h on,
the Sabbath. Parents and (-lnardiaus are so-
licited to pay thi_rt_y-three cents per tern1,to
apply as church sent rent. Stud:-:ils can at-
tend the llclormed Dutch, the Episcopal, or
Methodist service, at their cletion.
The TI‘1l5l»0<‘..°. have put a stove ln each of the
.Ge,nt-,ie.m.ee"S l-'00ll‘—S-
r;gri:::s:s.
Board and Tuition, in Coznmou English,
$120 per Year or 42 Weeks. ’ ‘
EX i‘P..i E.\'ri~‘..\'si~:s Pun Tlznii Ii? 14 WEEKS.
I1iglicrEnglisli. S3 00; Iliplier Engli;-li and
Latin and Greek, 84,00; Piano and Organ,
_:.nr.,l GC1‘lll:L1l, each $li.00; Guitar, with use of
ln.=l1'u:neiit. it-3‘,0,C; Oil Paintiiig. 812,00 ; Pas-
l‘ainting. $7,00 ; Grcciazi Oil l?ai.“i;,ing;. Wax
Fruit and l"|owcrs,Papic1' liuelie. Oriiamehtal
Leather work, l':1pcr Flmvcrs. and Ornament-
al Needle Work. each $5.00; Vocal lfusic.
3,] ,2;-pzwice, Wliite 1’iiic.}7al.<:ain Fir, Z;",_-Q0: l’_ciiin-aiisliip and Boolrliccpiiig. each.
S-»_,00; C:iu;r.i:;L.Z‘,'/'- ‘:31,-:>0 ; Survcvin,rr and Eng-
it
Cling-1-y, P(£:".(‘ll.-is§)I.‘l:3g3l., L,_“(.ll!CE. Strawber-
;'ix:,¢_G0-f)F(llJ£‘l‘1‘l€S, Ii’ /1:1: L$l.,'.l,2l.{l;l:I‘l‘lC1:‘, and
' blziclibfnplcs C-nrrunfs.
5-.'o:"*'
Aincricnu Sp1‘.ln3»'-‘a ,-’l:'lJ01‘i1fl-“,- l'l'f“—’l3l11l-:( ‘Vii’
low. Ilorse Cllf3Si»2l2il»,,l}l0l1i1i-Sllll Ari].
Also, Llir pure Rcrl Antwcrp,'jhi_cl1 we war-
r:u1t,and hold 0lli‘S€lVx7"? 1'0-91"’-'-.1lSilJli.'.“ l'.0,‘.‘ its
being the pure plant. .
. GE’). SEYMOUR& CO.
02?‘ We wish to call particularaticufion to
our large stock, beingllio largest-in thcSlafc
ofdwarf Pears, of 25.0 or -10 choice varieties.
a week.
Every bill made payable per tc-rin. in
advaiice. ‘
illutlciiis take care of their own rooms. fur-
nish I-ncir oirrn light:-'.. lamps. towels. brooms,
l'!1ll'l'0l'F. basins cwcrs and pull.
Books and Stationery will be kept on hand
and sold at wzisonulilc pI'i('esli_v the Registrar.
ilheap Gash Grocery .§to1’e.
ll 1'] Subscribers would rclnrnthcii thanks
. ,_- to the public for their very liberal p.1.tron
age for the l-.:.~.t l'ou1‘yc-urs. and flicy hope that
by st1'ici.utf.cn:.io;ito1licwantsol'Llic commu-
ally, and by l‘-air air.-;l lior._orable (l(:tllll‘.g’,l»O
meritand receive :1 C(1il'|l1lll{lilo.‘L' of l,lJL’l1‘ for-
n).c1cusfoiri,bcliuir.;, as. they do. tiini they
c;.-.;i:»:i,d.'1c.- sell all g(.v0(lF in flit.-*1-line. at as
c/‘ferry: a l.':'l/J31: - («ed il c,-1i:ilii_yas canbc
founil at a;i,a,« ‘I214-ii; ll;L couiif_v.—-
Tlicv arr now oncrii 2 l: lg-oi i.~ in Teas
_ ,C;ug',,-(,2, A-(~_,n1,(i \‘.l'l . .. . ;i;:,c:i'_'iniiria-
” in their large and fi'e.<li stock of .‘ ,, , ,_
31:1 1.,.0v,s;,‘,,._,,,._ ,-,_ 3\;(,y_}._},(;1 5].,-_ ‘- It. l.’oi".ci', I3-,_iitor oftlzc Cliii.=‘l.ian In-
No. -l Ski<l(v’s Illock i.C‘“ll!t‘ll,(;:-L‘. ' . 7 ,‘
- ___,__ ‘____. Dr. Sti-icl<lniid,As:i:-f. l.difor of CliristiaziA_.(l-
vocatc. '
, '1, __ R ._’_,'_'_.,I“_ I W (W ,1 1‘ H‘ ,._],_. __,,‘_')_ lEev.I. N. Wyclcoff, D. D.,Albany.
E 1 I1 all-1-(.11 ..l 1.. ll 1.. ll: -(1. ' 1 1 L§-"S1 y.'.. G}‘afiv"\lbany,
pay of the l.l('Sl.qll:llll,_3' of Ag1‘!clIlill1u _,x,1-e;,,,,.,L,_J.;_,;g;_,;. - -;,»,._,,,hC,._g__:_,
5; liupl eincnts, _r;l1ich are 0iacl‘C(l at the lowest .-. ,,,__,,;,,,.,,,,,, S-_.,_, 3.,rO.__,, Y0,.k_
:r l\ev.- York prices. Amorig stock are Ilorse. L,,,_.; S,,,.“. C,,,,,,.,,,,,“.,,.N -1-.‘ “
‘-; Ox, Side-hill. and double m.oul;.'l bo:\rd,1’lows, ,3 co, C_ _l,,,m“,,,,.’]~)_ D“ r,—,.,',.,.‘
Castings for suiiie, I-for-so and H.z;’id Rakop, ..- __iA_ M_ 0H,,m.,,‘ D_ D“ ~,v,),.k,.‘m,,_
,~ G:-ain,Cradlcs. with or wiflinnt Scyt_ncs,1 Run _.¢ 1_,_ H K;,,g_ S,,uge,.fi,,s_ N‘ Y_
-: eJ1:t_9.nd conimon Scythe Souths. Silver and (5 ,_-L1,.-,.*,,__,l‘,,~,_l,.,_ D.’ Ne“,,,,_k
{Ia-st Ste"! Szythes. (a ‘very super or urticlc,) u p_ 1), Dcmarcst, Iiii;lso;;.
Rifles, Sc-yz'.n.e Stones, Shovels, Spades. Ilocs, u L, C, Bmwn, ;,,—,,},,,“,;;_
Eon. P. S. Wynkoop, Hudson.
c. l‘.'.-\[. C. STREET.
N01‘Wfl1ki-71111‘-‘v 30i‘l‘~ l*‘"’-“"33 R. Rossinan, .‘.l. D., Brooklyn.
, Mr, Peck. Ponghkcepsic.
IIIME. Rev. Mr. ‘i‘.'_all_acc, Springfield.
By “ W. H. $7‘:-r'ri;;.
the Barrel or smullqunntity, at , .,, ,
GEO_ ‘W’. S\.HTH!S‘ “ MI‘. '1 llllllly, bltW(‘l'.1ciI. _ _
A ' l\1cssrs..\lcllcn, Banks ll: Co.. 372 Bi'oauway,
D R E‘ G O 0 13 ‘S .
An entire new stock of DRESS SILKS ; an
South Norwalk. ,
_. W... New lork.
Prof.Wui. B. Silver, New York Free Academy.
entire new stock of DE LAINES. Plaid Pop-
lins,Valcntia Plaids, Plaid and Plain Meri-
‘F John Newman. Union College. _
Mr. Buck, hl.3?,.’l)_i!l‘3‘,l], tf-‘I1
noes. Priiit,-4,:in<l an endless variety of other
Goods.
the term, except in cases of protracted
lil2l....S.
Ti“-.2‘i‘.i.=. .\::'o '».'.\.C.-vriox.-‘.
The yea1‘i.-ilividrdiiiio three terms -.'iffo:1r
fecn we:.=l:s inch. Telllls open as follows
Sepicml.:r_-r 18th. .l1‘.lllllll_'y' 2d. April 15”],
For l'ui-flier iiiforinzi lion acldrc.-ts the Princi-
pal, ~
Fll,FT}l'Ill lCl{ l.ll7.ESiCf{
PI‘r..<i'(.'('.-21' :‘:_/"I/".'.r.n'o.'i.".;’ ,’_Z'; _.'_z_-,I‘e4(_'.¢.
PETER l'lCll"1-‘M.-‘..\", l:‘..~'«;.. S(’L‘)‘.‘.’/(I)‘_T/.
1: i~:Fl-."i-: i«:.\‘ L .
Rev G. W. llclliiiiic. ll, 10. Brooklyn.
Rev.
(K
_- -,,._
WOOSTIBE H3333;
DANBUB-Y, CONN.
. HE Subscriber, having purchased the
_ above named Hotel, is prepared to re-
ceivc pci'znaiic..“_:t and transient boarders, and
to entertain 'l‘i'a:.’cllci‘s am} the Pu-ilic gener-
ally. The Ilofel is liirgc, C.O‘iI1iIlO(il,‘)u-.‘-, paid
is fitted up with f;lic coiivciiioncii-.s of moclcrii
Ilotcls; it is -.i‘)undaiif-ly .'~'l‘.})})llL‘(l with pure
Spring ‘iVa.tcr, and is pleasazitly located, on
the L" Sfrct.-L, within avcry fcw rods of the
Railroad ilcp:-_é.
Dniibary is one of the i1r,c:-;,i- and largcs
land fowns inConuccticnt; lir".i"" ".p_le
and is ;.;cnorally udinired for its full-
trees and be-.iutif'ul sci-ncr_v. Tll'.‘l'c arc all-'0
cstablisheil a number ofgood BO(|.1'=.llllg_sCllG0lF
for Boys C-iris.
'1‘hc undcrs so will spare no pains to give
satisfaction l. iis Guests, arid solicifs the pat-
ronage of his 1-‘riends and the Public.
' ‘HLLIAM P. S'l‘EVE‘-l\"f.i.
"Ii wuss-roam
S II A W L S :
.-‘Lu Gllllr!‘ new stock of Shawls.
llILO.-\DCLO'l‘llS:
An entire new stock of the best make of
Frcucli Cloths. A l3ni'gsiiu.
LA DIES‘ CLOTIIS:
A large ii:-':<orfmcnt. Cheap.
lCmbi‘oidci'ies, Hush.-r'y and Gloves,
and an endless variety of Goods, all of which
will be sold at cxtrcirirly low prices. '
.\{-any Great Bargains. C. J’. G-ll UM_:1.N.
rename.-as rsmisirzsmr...
die:-.'.'*e11a:iz;ot ".i*-J'a.i1or.
(Adj oiiiiiig Stu,-c of Kllzlpp ii’. Lyncs, Main st.)
.\'U1!WAl.i{, CON.‘.‘.,
Ill-I Public are respccl.fuiiy invited to call
and L'.\1u1Illll(_' the large: and varied llfifzcq-1.
.
<1
merit of 3 H , __ _
it E.-1 mi’ .~"t.lLAl}.E) cLo"l‘Hii\‘c-, Wis“-till-lEi’§’, -i‘i.fl1’119S$ Gilli '-il1'1113-if
I-‘ran:/'1. Clot/is, C'assi'//7rI'cs and llutiiigs,
M,-_.,,_ 9, £.,.,,,€,,.,,1 ,,5_,0,.L,,,,,,,, or g,d,n”,_,mm,-S; f[=i!'.l'J .:'.:l‘.‘.-:iei'ibci'keeps con ;:.=.!ll‘i._T,,' s;-ii fizgnd.
fliriiisliing good-.:, c.'.-n:-'i:-‘ting ‘in part of l-lats I ,' . lmd 7'"“l m‘,‘l‘:" V,’ °”‘,“" ill‘ ‘f,‘\,‘_“'l*;-‘3 “l3l’.°""'
:*.!1v.l Cox.‘-s, Umbrellas, ."-.~hii-is. C(I”;”-S. Cm_;' iltlllillg in lllrl line of nusiiicss. m mo nest ma.
,.,,,,_,_ H,,_.,,1kC,,.,, - 1-,,’ _.r:_,,,,,,,_.,,,,,,,.,.,! ,i;.C_ ' h';‘:l:lI and woi'li.iiians‘hip, an-'1 at low prices.-
Clot‘:-:, C£l...Slll1-_:I’(:S and \'¢,~;;,,,_,,, M. the l-.vcr;.= Lli.‘.‘-'-'.!l‘lI[)i7lUll of Hn.'_‘nu.~3i§ coustniitly (Zn
,_,,,,.,1 0,. ,_m-_,,_.,.,,_ ,,_,,d C“, l,.,_.,_. of ,,h,,,. ili1l(‘.‘(l,‘L).l' inaor-.t_o orucr; :ils:o n. great varip y
of c~°.u-':le;=.llri-:.les, hlil‘.'l.lll'o.‘-.l aisc.
Sets, Iiorsz.» ‘lnillfl, Wlsips in end
l’:irficni :1‘ attention 1_,-trial to .’lliilL’:i-eii'::.G:\i--
i :2-exits. *
lions.
with me of Instrument. each, 515,00 ; I-‘rcnoli
inccring 311,00. Board dziriiig v:...,j.:_io_v.i, S:-L00
No deduction 1na<lcf'nrleavingbefoi'cibe Cl(‘p5:[- =
certain Vegetable lz'xfi'.ieI.<. -.::-s \iiisziii'p:1ssr.r:l
foi-itsllca1in,c;trCurofivc [)‘O1)(.‘l'llC.'s‘, in all
those c.vtL-rnul coinplaizit.-‘ for which Lin-
imcnts are used, such as (12.-l.-. 1i’.~~wi..-¢.-.s-. C/m_/‘es
Gulls, Rliznn.‘:li.~'-n1, Gout, .-\»‘¢»rv.'uz(s- and 111-
flmnlnatory Przhzs, ./\"curul;;z'u, In-mine].-0
Pains in the Sale, Burl.‘ or Juitz/.5‘, In all
such cases it may be used with a cr.-rfainty of
giving rclicf. It is good in fact in all Com-
quircd, for man or beast, and tho sub:-:cribcr
can conscientiously l‘l2C0llllll(.‘ll(l it as one of
the best Linimcnfs of the (lay. Prlcc ‘.25 rants
per bottle, S. G. WELLING, Sole i’roprictor,
New Rocliollc.N. Y. Bu.-li. Gale 8;: Robin-
son, Wholesale ilgisiils, 181‘ Gr-:-'.'nwich Street.
New York. sl '57
KNAPI’ & Lv.-'i:s, Agents for Norwalk. 5
Dr. Gray’s 'll"nrivalled
PAIN EXTRA (ITOR.
I,‘!0R Chronic or Iiiflainniufory Rlieumatlsm
Swelling, Pain, and Cramp in the Limbs
or Sides. White Swellings and Felons, Frost-
ed Feet,Ohilblaii19. CGTHS. Tic Iloioreanx,
Nervous and Sick llcadaclic. Flar and Tooth-
ache, Erysipclas. Bites and Stings of Poison-
ous Insects, Flesh Wounds. Cuts, Bruises,
Scalds, Sprains, Cronp, and Qninsy. Sold
ly Druggists and Slot-c-lacepcrsgcnei-ally.-
Manufactured at -186 Bro-.id\v‘ay.
M. W. G RAY, Proprietor.
A,ll,qr(]_c1'_s promptly attended to. sly30
.l'cu.\* A. W .i:7, it‘;-,»;_6:r.,L for ':._"or'.va‘i,i_:. ' -
_ --...-_. _._-._- ._‘ ._._..
JBIQRWALK
SADDLE, HARNESS {lg Tilllillf
3='71%£I-"’(3.'.E%.I‘E.”.I"It-1...’-?.'..
W51. B. S\\".c‘s.\' would l‘4.‘lll':'ll tnuii}-zs to
the citizens of ‘.\’or\-.'ull< for lhcii'libcr-
al patronage during the last. 16 years. and
will endeavor to deserve its continuance. lie
is coushiiilly niaiiui'a_clni'i.zg, .':.n_.‘: lvoizgas on
hand. a full ."..3.'~‘()l‘l-nllelll of Il':irncs.=, of llil de-
scriptions. conipri.~ring all kinds of Buggy,
Gig, E.\‘pi'cs.<=. Cart. Coacli. Farni and Wagon
ll-._'._:ue_ss ; also a g).‘,eat variety of l.-.idi.-.s’ and
Gent-lc_:r_.cn’s Riding Smlclies. l$;‘i_<lics, ‘ i-:1,-,1.
gales. &c.;Colle_._rsin grc_a't v.“,,i‘i‘ei.y :‘.n,;l gel‘-y
style of piitlerz‘. . Fly Nels. Ilcrseclolhs. Stable
Furniture, Sa.ddler’s llai-i'lwai'u, '\Vl;lr..: in end-
less variety, Trunks of all si'/.r.-s and drscrip.
tions, Vnlises, Carpet Bags, Sutclir.-ls. &c.
He feels well c,-ualified by his long u.\'pcri-
er.-cc in the biisi_.ccss.to juilge of the tastes
:j.iid rcq'.j.irei;;eiiis'of jiiiose lvavinf-,' ' ion to
patra-nine an cxtesnsiv-_c S-:.d-.l:cry ‘is, .mli:~‘.i-
menf. All in X.’-“.1115 of i1i‘.yilii:ig in his line,
will do well to zsivu him a call.-
Orders for uiiykind of wort; promptly exe-
cuted. Rep-uii'ing done neatly and cheaply.
WILLIAKI B. SWAN,
First Dom’ fr:-m D. IV. R.
Depot,
llc::=._7.iI.:, L _‘.;::;,
l‘£'ertiii:zers l §‘er iziiizerrl
‘E3.-:i:uvi.i.\‘ and Colunibian (Jo-.:iio_.
- Slips.-1'-Phosphate Lime. l’oii«li-rile.
l.:inc.: f’l.i<ti_r. &c.. '
lC'L‘rllFlillll.l_V on limo, ami 55.. .2 l.-Z A__
Cl1.‘.>,T. '2 . l.l-':i.;.'\'.«\1:i).
Norwalk , May . 1:157‘.
- " ‘,.,.-l,’.l'i."T.:l.NlA. Jnpziifil
Eiilvcr Plated
; F "ml
.5...) \i'ai=cr§. 1~'.iigiiL-iia.'i;l xe:'ic-iri Knives
laud iv‘-orks, at 1-". ll ‘ix’.-‘ Sl'l"S.
‘ 55-; =:’iL€c -I '-
Zinc Paizihs.
3 r§\llE .,,'c.hsr)riln_-r offers -9. full as-ortincnf. of
__ the cclcb'.'.‘.tc.l L-.'i;;.3 ,l?:iiij' .
snow V\'llll‘L‘,\‘illll(‘.. p-‘L-{l'=.'l and l:-'.‘-.:. ii, -.119:
in oil, iiiaziuf'iicfii:'ed by the " .\’<-.w ‘.1’.-in--ey
Zinc Company," and f'or sale -.1 f their lowest.
FEWIIE suiisci 1.76.‘.-I';e:‘;<:(.zi.'=‘ . _
cvcrv descrintluiz of‘ 1- end. \-.iiirli'
be a ])l€:‘.l.Sll1‘(‘. to ‘sell to their C11!-lr.n:(:i'.< a
alltinics and no gi'ov.'lirg. (Jive us .1 call.
A. T‘=l~T>.?.l:lE{(.-lISE.
l
,.
~- . . ".'7'..~.
Ediew §E2s;».o~ .3. at 5'}.
GOOD tlSSUl‘l-l!l€‘ni of l*‘l-aggiiig. Cur-hing.
Guttcr.Siep. \‘{indow Sills and Linfi-ls
of North llivcr Blue Stonc.,iust l'c5;‘Cl1‘0(l and
for ,;.;,,§;3 Ly Cll \.S. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, Noveiniicrls."io. 47
sinuses. _
FINE .\.ssortn1cnt of1‘umps.consisting
AL ofWclll’unips_. Weather Prooffor Wells
;,1",-,;;.;_,‘».1e1-,;;;, l,(‘_._f.;) Force and Suction. Hose
and Pipe attac‘.ci'i.il\;-'r;iitc;l ;Cl5j§0;'llPl11‘_;lpg
dmvarioussizcs ; Brass and Iron Cyfcuderg,
at F . II . NASIPS . South ./\"orwall.'.
?arns.
' IIA'§fE on hand a large stock of the
for the sale offhe same. also the '\h"Ill"'1‘E F_L.-.;:-
.\'v.i.. C. J. GllU.‘.f.\.\'.
:_—i"-->—_V.‘7'
$5oo Wanted.
xofgigiie or two years. on unencumbered
and iiopi-;i;'e;l if _.°_.l ~‘-.fc worlli double
theamonnt. 1-‘orp-.ii~tic;zi. s c.i;,'.'...'~e at t;;_.=
oflicc of the Eiorwzillt Gazette.
. . -
fins. fies.
r-3111; [.‘m?n;3 bu.-iiicss will licrpnftcr
be" cud:-tied on Ly :2, G.-.s Pipes put in at
vcrylo\-vi,;i-ice::.l»_y '" '0 F‘ "
(ll; 1 L‘. I‘- 3
‘,5 lliir l.-‘i
there will probably not be such ll‘.(lll\3L"ln'clll.'-'
of‘i‘ci-ed again. as those 17i.\'tiii-us not sold we
are to return to the iii;iiinf::cturex's. 9.110 ‘v'v‘€‘.- in
ceiisc.',;;c:i.:c. otl'cr the above ;iC:‘-‘zlliéngcs to
the public. ” __ ,
C. & l". I.(3Ul~'.\*.-WC.-0§3 c-7 CO.
r'-'’(‘)
1835.
‘N. ll.——I‘ianos and .\iL‘lmlt‘.0l19lurwrlll. slyifi _
plflll1iS\\.’l1(‘.l'0{lllCXl3’£l'll£ll applicatioii is 20,--
.44-n/.-,2;
‘ilriis nit
l‘.l">!:|‘\~l‘.‘ 1. fl
1I’l-- .', Ag _
I
A
i'£.=§.’IZCT..:?.Z.: '
T1211." €31‘-f"
l
Culil!" Z. i2i..
If L ..'»".‘lC‘il!1illf.‘,
an’! l"i:ic.:':ci:il
N w spape r.
l’ubll;=l.r.-ri ;.';.'.’ltl:l§7 li
' .~i'...lIlt, OWI-‘.1? 5; C5).
‘.
Zlh: llroailw V, N. 1.
.'sl:'.il-':il lo .~".ll:-. ..
K1’./'-J. l'l:.'.-'l 1.‘,
" . .
‘fulfill -w_v --1 "I this (J-.2-:iirn<:rr:ial l{°;(lSi.-_'l
‘u'~:’ill~.:«);il.~.aii :1 1 .'.f" ‘l
g'('.x‘£.“.l :\lx_\I‘."!:'
the 5-fiitrr oi’ i.'lw
;li‘.:l
'-1"’! >’-’-‘3F/ Zl-'l.‘."I’::'.'I/it'll .."'i1TI£('/!‘.".\'.
'Dl"..L..l:IIl. -- iii lowzi or (:0lll1lI‘}'\'-.'lll fzznl this
fun lul)>'l .'-zl ::.; well as the L‘/I(.’LI]).".’.I .\.':_-us.
papcrpiv. ’1*<l :-'.pc(-ial lll(lllC"l‘I1ClllS olli-i-ml
l.O;lj.';‘(flll'~1.‘lll'.l tl:or»_- _s;r.-ttiiigr up Clubzt.
Aii«_li'o:ss V"iss(:sii-21:. O\'.'lC.\‘ &Co.,
316 Lro-idway, _\’_ Y,
be Cured.
...i,
~- 1.11;. C5233. a
‘ts’ -———-— ’
Q) A «lull op‘-,i1'c.~i:<ivu feeling in fhe head
.
,r,.,ovi-r IL-3 «:3 _ l.x:‘ssiliidc and vertigo. '
§4'l‘I_‘lIi2 di-cliurgc of mucus from ll()Sll‘ll.~‘.
_ bl‘ clear llllillflil llu:'=l or of a vitiatccl“-'
§Cll:Il':‘.Cl'L'l'_. gr ‘cu, yellow. and cfl'c:is.ivc.“.'
diinnr:=_s oi‘ vision. unn.=ual..noi.~‘.cs in they
Q) vars. iinpaircd or totally destroyed sense
,5; of": in-'_-l l. ll‘l‘ii.‘lilfill and snimicss of tliront, 3
and bronclii-.2, bronchitis, and finally .
I‘1consumpLion_. are among the syzi-.ptonism
fiend results of ilafarrii. a diseii.-:c for
which the inost eminent Pliysiciaiis of
this country and Europe say there is no
known rcineiiy. The writer has dcvofcdfl
“many yr,-ars lo the investigation of this
disco 9:.-, and has been dircctccl to a rem-
‘edy wnii-u proved a positive and cf-5::
fcctnal cure in the worst and most ma-in
4°lignanf cases. i
(3 Consultation personally or by letter.
‘Baldy be had at 3iS:'> lli~c=_i'.‘.v.'ny, N. '1"
‘ Ho
-‘P-7
5,,
Co:<vioi~:::r1;{i. Li-‘.'i'ri2n
n_':2itcr!‘.al f';.:‘.,c£.i-.:..n. s=-;':‘lci:y n'i'or~.il in its
nzil Goiilleinaii
pi‘ocr«.-:-.lio:i his
._ ,il.;=.e:-._’i;; oi‘ 11.;-,il‘C-,~_ . *
a $',l'll.'il2l1‘y of all the mode.
S0l'l(3(l to, ti pi'».‘-vcnt ccncr,-ptioii. pointing out
tuzs, v.-3..:
how to ca-ify it-i-csiall conception.
di-r seal. bf: in free, for $1.
tlons Si-l‘lcll_V‘ ..-ale,
lfillilril-l.'l1 J.
348 Bl'0:l.ll‘-Vil_Vl N. Y.
;I;lhl1.c.riis r1ucr.t.-3.
.5‘ })l"'l)'ll‘l‘il1lll(IVYL‘lldl'
'i'i !cl='. ll .’L‘ll:ll:lE]lC1'1fIl‘i,Hi
g -lli'»'i5".- =1r:.'n'i'ecl.B-.*.iil< Notr
""“'1"‘“§' Nil lill‘-.-rniielioiire-luiivl to
5'
9 , 031.1 'p.iiiii‘=.ill_v distinct, that the‘. an, ,___,
-3, 1» iway. ' ‘ ‘ ' ’
ii. GOODALE, M 'n. '*
to .\lr.rricIl,
- \‘v'om‘~n on the V(villl1l:l',‘!_v gqgi,-.‘.i of I-ll('l
tone.
who has niadr.-,
S. 1".‘-
\\‘lllCl1:‘.l"‘ v‘-i"f'eiviit and tlisciissiiig llllrll‘ vi‘:-
re2c.;::r:‘,z:i-.<‘.:-,tI:.n.. :.,.i{i {iii--rciisuii
Sent 'n-
COi!‘il‘:1l!lllC:-1.-
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r. ,.', ,,-,1 .v-__
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Ell ivli “ Lil!’ l|ll‘lllw-gl ;-,;~‘,--,
' ~‘ wl ll.-_~I. (‘:.i'5'l'l.‘§ .
= ' r '.
' Ii:.2i, '.lix-} l!'ll.'
n‘,—~~lu‘:iltli can ;-
' mun l.~'. uofl
~-sci-.
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v
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I
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J .’!g:ii:i; sou iv];
'I'iiin_v ic:iti:r(~.-i
l K-; sn;.,._. ,;._"’f,..,.,_,.
is’
uni ml
:3 I-~i
‘- 5-zliiil
i.
i “ in ilillll} .ii-_-.
! Llicrc are
but mark, in i; J
Him M‘ wall“ alolmi l..t.".‘ lizlve 0.
. ‘- i.icm to the loan, sour, l‘.:1p_‘=,5-‘ll'(l av
' " . ' ‘ nn.;r:‘.~.l1as loxig; 9,-..., r..,,',.
—. .. ...... "'.\"
._ -. nii-l u \.‘i} 1.11113,-1,. {mm
4. L-tiini, xiii: with if hi.
-‘--"'0 lll‘l' tliat \i.i~; ,~;._,_)j-mt
" '2 l -. l.‘ .. - .
R“ ‘ fl (Iii. i.-/(1 e._1r]:' ““.n}“._,,.u‘g
- .v. ,3. , _ -41 «'I11fI,‘.i:s. , or smno
on AHIJ (..-r-use. ii.-is (lr-raw? -- -' .-
’ - . '-»‘*l imcinal organ;
‘if <li'_:o.<Ii::r., ‘.‘.S1"ui.'l‘i'xl(li.lOn n,- ,;m,: an the‘, (IQ
'-‘-l. her l1(‘:all_','. 5,;
their ozlice i‘-.l. lIi>;- h,l_r)g(} i3 ,,
'(;‘:i\:.;: lip}. €l.o_<e Pii_.Ls to <mn:ilr.ie :3...» ma;
,.. .pi-.. Kilt‘) rent-wed vigor, m cngt ..,.,-. ti,‘ -,,"
ftriictiozis, and infuse a nu“. ,.;m;;,_, 'r__,Z)“‘g‘,m “=-
.\mv look :1f":llll-'lil-F roses 1; - _, ‘En kg" hoof‘
irdvlir-rc ;t'- '. ~» ~ - . i re 9"
l.(‘iltll:'f“ Sod t‘ll~.§|.“-ii“ Q ‘G5 bursts mm “W-‘1"ol
Its .r..;‘?““ ‘Wm Wed win: “'9-T‘!ll>:.
- -I ....... ' . -‘ - .‘ .
_ L 1.I‘(‘.y tf.‘ll_}ou “uh,-,m._ ;,:.,;g.u,‘._,‘_e‘;
_ its miclicd-up nose and c...",,lf,Ҥ Rf, hm
‘l“i'l’”l£“. ic dreadful ‘ I ll‘ '7‘ ‘ " ““' re°'l.e53
,._ in.:._ in language which,
,.
§'\'('l‘_\' iziotlir-i‘ );nr_\-=1, G,‘-9 :
._, _ . A . at the I
Q -.
....
>5
.4
_ lslll. iioiiaing to do ti
'.lll‘\' no: L -~ ' " ' ' . a .
],.,,,‘,., ,,,.m,,l,((‘, ‘:“fVl(i, -‘um yet Il1(‘}";-'11‘£‘
lei“ :“:"l°‘l“ Sfmptonis oi“.l-.050 ills-
''‘‘l‘ - ~3 .
M,‘ 3,,,_,_\.,_,,,’ Pain’ En-ttb-Ellyn. -f*.~.,...1»i1i.;i, Foul
’f-"‘i‘ll5-litr: l vii‘ ' ‘2 “<‘.‘‘‘‘°“°>'~
, 1 ‘ 3 A thlfllglfl, (r(:l,1t,f,;i_r‘}
‘»‘ “ “:':“*° '"-“"1?! 9.110 t1eI'anceu=;.-u2.+
a rupi:'.ly r~-iv.-go, 1, “
‘i’ i.i|C'
Nafr. are
)
,».
, .
I1
ll:-r
IL.-.
Jv 1! v .
i:_~z\‘.s o. no iiiiizizln i':icc.:irc c:‘.:‘.t mu
ll old-—-that‘ x.ui-it biirro-.-.' in l’.ll0i)1‘ll{C$ and in the
‘:-:i. Pri-;-9 ‘:55 cents ucr box -5 bovesl rm.
Tlll‘(}‘il£§ll :1 t.1.il ' t ’ l
.6
, Can
-“ .‘.'l'i{.\2l'l'l(.' l’ri.r.~' li.'=-.-r- bi-.-n_ ,,,._
-39 ll£‘('!'‘. firms-‘
. . ~ ‘ . '£l.l~3 in l9,\-ma '
5°‘ ‘D _ “If £5 ‘G \‘Ll.'.‘- '9ar:is;1t°s from ,‘m.
i zigalh and ace the i*r...«l - 3;‘ (.';.:,;,',,‘_
'-"‘.'.‘.,\;}f\,' _
l Fillli ' l ‘ Inf.-‘.1 I; ' i
V ,. .
' l'..iki
I ‘- ,
‘bl:-l"l 1\ u..7.illfl.~_
real Quaker ’:i'arii:;, ;.;iil :i;;i the sole agent. ',
\.'‘:ilI)‘i). of L‘l\'ll_l2’.l:‘ll men, AY1-2
His ii-ccii found f. fi',~.;,‘g -,,- ,-
n-urc 1~_ . -
"°‘.‘,“.°‘l,” . .. '~l=‘=l- Czisrs oi‘ :ipp'.m~nilv
‘QLilli.-‘-‘i“l5“ll‘"ll.‘l‘?.T” ‘:“‘.°"‘ °‘”°“ ‘*3’ it» and
pi ....p- or L.L!l.I.l_l:lb‘\$l’)0 were clot-rii-ad lie_v.r,i~..1 the
r ch 0. human aid nave been restorczl to their
!” and ‘}55f5:1llT‘-99+“. I0 sound hcailfh and the
11161123 01 Inc, by this :=.ll-pm\'e1-fu), "
-»'-.<. of the ln _ d -_ ‘\.“'[-.
. . . i ‘K : opened
a spacioii so at 189 lli'o2iiiwuv.
New ‘fol l;. \'.‘l1:)l'-;‘ they offer at wliolcsalc mid
retail the most -3 omplele zLS.~‘0l‘lTll(;‘lll of Weigli- ,,
ing .-1gp:i:.>l~.isI:‘;fi:- foundinLlieUnilcdStutcs. i’-2‘
AlYlDllf_: LE1»: :.rlicl¢.< ofi'oi'ed will bu found up- D
wards oi’ v.lill'crcnt, mozlilir-afimizs ri:_
C-’l‘.llll‘l',\‘ b.-
L-Ii.
\Vl10lS.“‘ ‘
ll‘: l.'z'.prry,-i ('1'
l- i-... iron. '
Ill re." E‘;
7S 3.’ yu -”
‘tit
. . own.
I\’a_v, ii :-iccmn-
cisre. The 0012!}!-
'c-uri s are the see
It ilri-adz'ul liair'.'c-‘t
1- 2 ., 1.-.
0:; Baliiizilg .l
A,}.N,._, ml (.:l':'r'il;I.-,“BYl;0Ilv:'llld'
la-.12‘. ‘ \ W'!"l’ “ll
is-uii the ll . . . .
of :\ ' C_i.'\li’.
. ii. ‘_ ,
No. 1}’ .\luin st.
‘. .1. C‘. .\Yl‘..li, Pl‘.ltl
, l.-..-‘.1:-ll, .\la.~1-.,
zinc:
.‘;.'.il .~:o;-.l by uL
K.
of I’i‘l~;'L‘S uni: .-. '
‘ =‘ iii‘ Li.-l ' _ anus: -L: Sax Agent.-, l\'orw:ilk ; )7. Co:.is"roc1-:
' ‘ . do ‘.‘."ilion.
. l- .'i-,;.ci','cd 3, ll("{v’ lot of Tip.
I‘.. for 1!, new tariff rates. and will
'_«_-ivc llcl-.-Pi‘ ‘u~.ii'::oliis than ever. in all kinds
Tin ,-'{onf‘s, Conductors. Water Leaders;
.ifti"1‘s, &c.
C12,
prices. '\V"_'il. (.7. .%.'l‘lll'llE"l‘.
.— .2 E. K. Locnwoon .r co.
a "flee . ""” _ . - .t
-" - Eiuportegl sfizgaps, ....-.
a
; B,»-,i:lGs, ,_ll\\.3,_)~,5Q1i lmgxd at ‘A
; KNAPP & LYNE§‘
{.4
r I‘lafl<_i':<,
}_,;_.1,,.—_.-’ UR friends will plea:-:c rcmcinbcr that we
ui:uiiif-.ic‘iurc all kinds of Plain and Fun-
cy Tin '\\'::rc. Ha-.':iiig ninny .~upi:rior \_\01‘l_{
'. incii, we will receive any o‘,-xliers’: witli pl;-;{g.
' 1',i'c.an;ie::-ectitc tli-.-in '\'villio;it. Llelliv.‘ ' ' i
__ C. A’; K. l.0Cl{l\’0Ol,fo’: co.
‘E.-ihoice anti Selected Teas.
d
40 CHESTS o1Grecii and Black Teas.
Coffee and Teas. warranted to please
«\'.v-r-
I
.5
The above .~‘p'.(-n«.li(l set for only $19;
price, ST-15. . ,
‘Ton .81-:-.:, -ii pii:-cos. only ‘Q-2.3;). usual pvcé‘
$3.50; 'l<‘=.L Si is. Glass Sugar, ._ " 12".
pricc_.\.‘ 15' Cut. Gol:iets.c-my 5-2.‘ . . _. . . . .
ii-ice S-130’; Cut \‘.'im's, $1.7.-.3. u.-ual 1l‘lC(‘. "3 Pllceimd (1110-111-y,theydetysuper1ority.
I A. lloniznorsiz.
:3‘-2.50; Casters, Si .00. usual price $2 00 ;C£lS-
tors, cut l-0lll{..<_. :3:-.'.'Z5, usual price t'-1-00;
C-actors l"9w-sscvl, F‘.4.l.(€‘2. usual price $31.‘ :
.-‘-.li'of our :n;:j:;'iiii::iit sl 3 will lie.-ifdltl M
the same low rules. as long as the "1111-“-'1
tini--rs" lilrl. Do not fail to give usual“ and
test the ll'I':lll oi" Wllfit we say.
u. .5: ll K. i.ocKv.'ooD«'~= 00-
;.Iv?"ei-v stills.
E18 day receiveil, a large assortment of
I)re:=s Silks. black and colored, some new
and beautiful styles, and some great bargains.
C. J. GRUMAN.
= l{.II\lE Country Geese Feathers. Tubs,
_’,?-.',-'5‘-,:>,,;g¢,~,-'-.-,7 €33,-9g'_*,.-_~‘5,«~,-_ r’ l . Wasliboards,and all kinds of Woocleu
M. K.\'l=I.ll1'[“ .'~.: C<')., liiif:-ri.ci';-‘ {mil i ‘'',.“v3 l.T['l’l“' B.““73l‘.e7S-’ ll-°°ll°i‘.' imd .5“ lfiilii
a Wliolcszi c Dealers in l'~l:~.g'.sli, French ‘S’- K_l“"°53 B“”‘‘‘‘‘''‘ “W1 SllVC‘1' Platml
and Ge ‘!i‘1:‘.ll Fancy Got.-ils. Ni}. 26 and Z8 ' ,'l "resj s“_"'mer Rangilx Q”? I':r°.m5-' 11'0"
Va:-:I.!.Y s-tr.-rf . {up .:i'.L‘:lS.l lzf2l.".‘.'CIll lIi'o:idw‘.1,Y 2 ileuhilx &c‘-’ at L°°k“'°”‘1's-I"wmshlng Store
and l}li'.irch = ~‘, New York. 2
'- ' ' in, Ii.l1l;lx¢’.'l' our‘ How Dilchi
. _ 5.v_;:.:L v ..
‘---ilk-‘rye 4-/"V" 2):?“-'-“
ltriorwalk News Depot,
., '3-.' l’!-"1'? 7 (Li :1? -525;:-5'-Q;-\'§3~S4‘1.-{:0 .55-
. - -’r’Izl!nns-—-,1»li:i;el:onc,Giu,‘ V 111-‘; .'\'ui:~'ctibcr still continues at his old
3- ‘>lH\ll‘« T‘-"‘l~"l'- l5*"lI"* ‘\l'9l“l- Slllirl Slaiid. the general New-spap:-r and Perl-
-"-'--1'-I‘: L‘i<'- J7”-”-‘li""""““'- T00”-': l odical lJll>‘lllCSS. All the New York Dailies de-
‘-‘“ Th"‘*'*“l- Sfllol 00”“-' ‘-\"9"3'l livcrcd to subscribers on the arrival of the
s.
Fitter,
lliat l«llOl'Oi‘.’._"i‘ily nu-.-. .. ht“; ,— l.i’i*‘-‘< lil‘ ll
1,1,,/g1ciii.i-zia-.ioo.':‘s .-\L.‘.l.-\Z~'.\C'5, by
)3 G-‘nae, ,llo"c:i or at Rn-lull.
= “E” ’ ‘ ’ .r.~,-<.».s.c:..~inK. 4
..'l§.':1*.‘P§3E6E‘ Enuoice ,
£3?‘ fl..it iiuc Z\'ol.c Paper Cllltl l~‘.‘.-.iv«.-lop2.=.i
s
l
l
7° L‘? i"_"7‘": ll’ Hi“ V’ be m5"'m"v ""l_l_Dm'mM°d's , _ . : Trii:'.l;a of all sizes and il(‘:SC'i‘ , _ "lil='l1‘°~'-'*”-3'93 l-"3' ___,, ‘P1, ,_ I --\.,,.q
I in $5, :2‘ :53’ £4g:€_yW iififl . . -,0.-.;--,ic-t I3:t:.;s_. S-atnhefs. ct-3.‘,]etc. iii’;-i in... - .i. Il._
5 """" ' ' *‘ ‘ '_ fiQ;,r,- non, y m*.{ pt-,_);n7; ‘; on 19, '-——--— —-~---—~——---~~-«-~ —-~-----*-r -----'**—""~
7P“'*‘ '1 .4 - «v :1. ' .. . . .».. ." ' vn ' -'.- vs; .V'' -7
= “ £2-very thing e1..e is a. lzseauiit. °-'--on»-.»c r:oiio.«...uia l‘]‘i'(ir!l.{l;.fi&%_*)gl)l;3(;i:tEg. g ,.«,;-ii §.;r.__ ,. 3, ,j_._,g.;
' ’ .1.*.. |_u\ L ‘s... I
’ '1 :-;...=ii 91.1.: the Ili'iilgc.Weslpo1't. Clfi ur Thi-
l
.
Fink!‘
;-;i':i’. 5.‘.
rsamrokip
v. .. ,
2"‘: is 3 id. -.*.~‘.lllJflf’='.ll-' _ is ' - ‘
fly-,2 ,-,.O,,_ m_:,,, 9 ,.,_,p,,c, .._,._.., 04-‘ luiporf.s;~i- aml \‘i'l*.0l«.-sale D-.-ulcr in Eifiaifitfirlflg H311’. _
" ' ‘ " ' ' ' F -.1 s iipericr .r,z:'.:1lif-_:;. \l‘llOlPS:1lc or retail
tlll. cor.im::.nity in my iieiglibor ,o::.l. andmuy
be consulted personally by any v. ho (l "re i-o
. to do. Ti.‘.“.-it" Q!‘-.l'n‘.§ pro ale: t l!'lll'l‘.(,€!llI)iJ.~':.—-
T Try it. and _':-:.n r ' ‘ d-siipp-311:1:-vl.
Solo‘. wl:0ieF2‘.1- l"EiGil, at -i-‘ill li1‘on!l-
‘ i,v:'..v, l\'<:'.-.' ‘l_'Ul‘lZ ltl ail. all ;'(>,= ;_\(3c—ml')l.’3 ;'.’.'-.;,-__5.-
gisls t'iii'ou_;lir.m' the Uiiiou.
‘ IN". B.——-Di‘. "ifvijzlit-:1-.ii be con:-tnltml froc__of
c‘.iiir;g«~. at 409 Bl‘-£)dbl\‘..1)',ll"f_fl1‘. if to (S cfciock.
i’. fil.. daily. Rmilll
!.:'f\T t,l"'l‘ {is LYi‘.~ll‘lS. .-\f,rci1-.'*s for l\'o_rwall<.
«..-i
.\
' - - .. M.-.1‘ .
Spring. niuy lm loi.1.(l .nv l.ii';:cst and
-214) i-imr,-iit of f.l'.csc goocls <-v-':r oil'<-.i(-d
me:- of this ’ on ii.
; i*icncs-:.
: to the 11:1.
l
I E) ‘il‘f'<1il DOLLS! I"i'-.l’ER FURNl'l‘Uli'El
,_j Si.-.i."i:,-fhiiigr new foi‘ child:-cii ; i';_~_ry pious-
! ing and instructive. An endless Y-'ll'l(‘i:,* -1.3
A. ll. CAl>ll’"S
l done. when it can be done Cllufll), at the
E_\'(JELSIOI€ B0011’ BI.NDERl'.
\
9 classics l’ €3:.ii.':co1=‘i.i2.e ll (
The .lc\velry illlfl Trin'i:ning Store, in-,1-,-,
;3‘rcssed and egscmzmon Brick,
Sonic entirely;
' new and i-iuh ilcsigzis ;
Excelsior Boo‘-»: l:‘mporium. u
I
Large discounts made on large qua-ntiz'£cs.j
Cigars, Wiiies, Brandies, irllllii,
No. 17 .l’uzD.i-;-' Slip.
by cit.-u'.:.'r.i.izo.\I.».1‘.i).
_ - . , .-am-1",‘ '1. .~.; ' i ,
One it no r from rmiili-i-i.. .\(‘\‘." 1 ork, 5-.263-3311 .r3§60l:i.~%‘. «,
Liquor:- oi‘ the clinic-..-sf. In-iiiids. v.'ari'uzita-tl , P.-\lll3l'{'l‘>4. '1" 'll('l'.". li:.<'i Scliolt-rs are l'(’- f
to be pure, for inv:-rlicinzil. lll'_'I.‘llillll(.':'.l or :~‘:‘lO~ .°;'.~0£~!."i;ll_'.* imi -c:'.'l :1:-_d f‘Xllliilll(! l’-Lil’ »
':‘.::n'uriil purposes coiitinnally on hand. and c-.ii':.-frilly si ii-;;:. ook nf'Sclio¢_il .l-ooks lJ‘.,'-
all 0l"LlCi'S tizrougli the mail, c:-pfaii-.s of‘ .-loops, fore 1)lll‘Cll.‘. n;,v i.-m..~..-.--. ;
‘ orstoniiiboaf .lnl~;ii l'ltl1'l.pl‘0ll‘_i\[l}' 1lliCllllC(l to.
In coiiscqliviicc of li;ol:ici'c:i.-‘ml value of
money, it largo reduction will be z..a:ulc from
'onni.-r prices.
' l{ 2{-\l'P it I."-‘.r’i\"lI‘7..
Eli‘ you wisli to sci: :1. l'llI~'ll, call ill the Mn.-.
, - liocl{woo4l.~" Wai'i~ioi inw You an .- -17‘
to liihet all of your f'ri<-nils llll‘l".'. 'l‘lic~ "T011
every day iic-iv .".!;'l(.-.< of goods, (.'(Hll]'-. .-lug
all that is nsiutlly hop! in u. E.‘_c‘-.~.' York llousc
l"i1riii.~li-Zing Store.
M A How .I.’~kirriva1of
G (.3 L l
JUST received:-.1 the Yard of
9
. ..7crs’::m."a.’;arc. aaawnasaae.
\
Mme, Element, fialcined Flas-
ter, Hair, and E“-f.Eairble fleet.
HE Sl1'uS0l'll')f-ll‘ having; <liss<olvcd his con-
} - uection with W. C. S'ri:x-:1-2'1‘, Esq. in the
' busiiioss, will conlinui it on his own ac-
; count. and will keep a good ussorunont of
| tnc f..<;;';'u'(‘.ll‘.1lTlC(l articles coiisiuiinv on hand, ‘
which will be said clir.-up for Cll.‘-‘ll: .
15 :21-_i..<.::;. 'r. i.i«:.oN.inn. 55?-1V9? 5‘3E*0*93i-‘5-
. . . -,_x.7. v:,,,:. _,-, _ _ _
0_m_‘:.e_::mm Cd tO’Sp'm"'“ 5 ‘ ‘‘‘'‘‘‘''Om°‘'' e§‘_jf1LVER ‘i\ are of every (lf.‘.’~‘Cl‘lI)llUll war-
‘ L3’ l.‘l:Z1i.‘."‘..l page and be-.\.iililull_v 1-n«_-raved.-—
, Do 3:01: zcant a superb Soft Fur Hal? Also, Plated 1'or=i':., b'p0r.:l:F. M-..._chenp for
Go to RANDLE7S. leash, 33 0. 53. C1u‘¢_RK’S.
G. ll. S’ J. C. R.ixni.r..
, Gosni ‘pollute art
I-"§‘lll§ :i‘:n-H:
’l'lll-I
.’.lz.=.<.~‘ci’.r'i...-:/' (_‘.'.'.=.-"/r.i'_2,I of Z’=i'[z.'.i-I1,v,_,~'.~',
,.=.‘ed at .7; Coat of £3,180,060,
Plilill
AX“
=3," ... -.-, 2 ?_«= . ..~.. -74‘. ..-_..-.
ua:"€:!L'é7C.;l'§. R-.-nziu‘-3:,-;s_ E-£5.f;.~.":‘,
F.€-?il2‘Cl‘.€1?JG-'.l for S3:-: Tlio-.~.sancl 1':olizii‘n.
l’z‘-.-lllll.l‘.l‘~ lo l)";ll\\".ll llrfl to flic-
,-.-.;.-niiioii. who £:".'.iJ-
_!_ S'_1l.).~'.Z1'l;,I"..l L‘: ilir .'
SC1'llJ(! i)L'l‘.i1": till:
35th ‘Day Cf Ma.'Cl1, 1853,
whicli linio the ail.»-..vc ziiv-.i.‘ll.~‘ ‘-‘Sill i‘~'-ii‘-‘ 1)'4\cc.
"ll"l‘l0.\i:
llillffil i0 :\ l.l1‘fl._‘c
ntill-’-ll " .\l.i.\'.-
and spl . .
I-‘l-‘,.\f’|‘ l)l:.s'l‘I.\"i"" _
pn.’iIzn.> .'I.-'1 .;’oIl:‘1.vr.:.’ our ya-ax‘; :'. cl.-i'linc;i!c in i
the a-.v:ird of ])l'L‘llllll:l’-5?; :il.-:o. a f'i-cc ailiiiissio-ii =
to the l)l.5SS-_‘~ltl(:i'l and (.l0L~‘lll(opOlllulf G:-:llL‘l“:('!v'.
Tlius it is fill-"i\\‘!l.i'i!flI for every :53 paid. the
subsci'ibi.-i' ..
'..:l l-_-.i».
x..= g_... .'-.1 ., . . . .
!..m»...-. and 1.5. is’ {(1} 1‘ P1115.’-'3 l--S lcai.-., and lflagazincs and Periodicals supplied
in r-. L-..ncii _ar.l «<_> toll 1,3170-S.-:nt_ the lUW(‘:Si.l!l{1l‘l\'0i- prices. Shavinrr and
Z1 iio,.nir,£. " _ ' ’ ‘ ” » »
hill. 1 l);.-rrjnrr ,'3(,p,€i[-,-‘:9-7 -1: ha-.. ,- ' «-
. _. . . - _ . .-..~ , .. _. .. .- ,.,et.)i ),._.
L43; 0. I; ancy Goods: gm. ' - ‘-
4
i,.
isl'ollowin;:. - '.'”‘pw “Q ‘ 9 I 3 ,i- ‘H’, 1-0,. ;.,'0,.§\:(5,]];‘0;"'_,a,',1_ ,3‘,-3.35
[Sins l§"'£Kii'.1r<E:‘a'. i ‘" ‘i' “",; """ *7”; ’="*'i} Sept W- -l.HN.\'I..\‘:=-‘if
. . , _ ,_ .— - y . , . n r. . .
Vt] « have a 5:-<=0t1St’1_t‘vi~W" {»{,nc\$,,c=ti>=1l- ,..,__,,,, ,,.,_ ,,....,,_,,,,, , -- -. -._--- .-.._.-.. __ .
. 5, ;,,,,.nS 0,.(_,n;11~,(l._~lI:.,._,;iillif unis 'l~iXl.'l1\-u-5, -;;._y;, 2.; 5.’: L3}. ‘is... I ,5, f ‘ V N 7 ' ' ' '
which we iic.-‘V “ ‘_.’:‘,‘.llL,‘_ l3‘l_‘'“‘‘' ‘“ ““*'.“"°I°' _'_§"O“I"‘i":3 dz-ublc anlsiugl» l){lll‘u’lCf}\‘.‘ll(‘Ol ; '="="‘e"“'lé35°_- _ 3363133’ -_ - fioeps - - -
sale ll'lC(3. Wl‘:lull ‘.s'l‘.'. :'.:u. ;-, 3.; if ,u-(lucc- ” ‘;g_ (;.,--,-n Sll;_‘l’i(‘l'S fir sale bv i T Cl.A'i‘.l\ S may be found all the sfvlcs
I . - I ,. I -. . - ’ ‘ -.- .' - - .- ‘ - ‘ .- '
mcnls for tlio.-tc in want (.1 (.-as i0.~ / ‘,3 )1. 4‘. ..~"l‘l?.:-.l7."‘. l ,- in in:.rl.-ct. Bras.-, lihalcbone. llc-eds,
;.:.i.cci Spjiiu;_-_'. _'~
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' li,',il..AZ\’l‘:':’. .‘?c‘.'v l¥ook'—— ,.
, la" by .‘.l.u::o>; ll.-tlfI..\.\'!)., iv/'
. ‘7..\'I,,., “
.l, .x.u.:.’.
TOODEN Ware and Mats. Sheet I-1.1-3-lid and
ii LC=.\.i'l Pipe, at F.Il.NAS1l’S.
South Norwalk:
3 Clock that Strikes, for $1.50.
,:’§2\’i‘- :. l.».;:gc zl.:'SC3‘i.'7l1:Il'i& of ill} no ‘nest
‘ . .~‘-fyliw in lJ'l.l'l£"l. O. QIJARK.
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i ‘£‘iie.tii' en=.et.e1's.
!
I Ix-9:‘?-5.4 S, !
, NESW supply j=.i ~f l‘=‘C(*l\'l(l by
, : ::i.i lI.l.:'.11-
l'\'u'.'t‘l\ if. i;
r
l°1,5OG Bush-.-ls 01.1) Gnizv Sr. Krrrs SALT,
for :-‘ale at the lo‘.vcsf iii:;i'ke;'t pric,e, by
* l{.\'.-\l’l’ J‘: LY.\’l-ZS.
wn. S'l‘l.'IZl"l. i
llUl}BEl.L & Co.
_ .27‘. i.nt offhri: ileliufifiil Cord
, i.;i».lL.. $2-.11-ts. Jn.-l llcceivz,-ii at
(1. Ci..\:T;I:‘.°.
A ‘~
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i: ii i;
i¥Iié;dlel:rccl:'s Eiiinaiiacs. 1858.
‘,1?-iiDDLl~I[;RC()l{'S .-lhll.-\.\’ACS for 1858.
J. . for 51111: by the ;:l‘l=SS. duzr-ii. or single
'-"M‘.- HE A. ll. (‘.-\.\ll"S
flunk l".‘m;u,-riunz. Main. 5!.
~ -- —--—~ - —- --~ --—‘-~ "‘_ "‘““ India §g'3l:_3;_;,3_;_ g;,',;1,nfi;lj‘:gT£‘l‘y
i: nice .fi:i:i:r.n it 0I..‘.l.\"l'l'1AD-
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L-i‘.. the 3-1 l-I (inn On >'pci'inu:orrlica. or
-—.~\ scicixlilic fri-:ili.=c on the Hf‘:-l‘
. 1‘.-bElif_v, Seminal
by l-‘ziiany Fr-rn,
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,.q; _~.' =C:-.:id.-, v. ash 21llL.‘.\'1l!‘.d ac ‘W M” " I ‘ '
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it‘ .-i |l‘(' i:-ill it-‘:. 1.. no .W-=u'>' R€»“1~
' ‘ . _.,,,,',,..,-.i:' the “Uultlfiio
s.’ }[.~.w to be ll:ipp_\',” “ Me-
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flu: in.
it.
Paper
' lo in-ike
’ Just rc-
to make
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~'nrgi~on. points out the
vi‘ .-all diseases resulting
' ation of‘ its kind,
_ f .1 s_..i:-nti:‘ic man.
I who value tlicir' me and
null licresitter.
1|.-s.at the receipt of which
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