FARMERS & MECHANICS. CONVEYANCES, Age of Improvements. Pure Potash In Tm Cans. Hudginvglzg and gain hind: ‘glhhcrtisriiicnis. 3,1311: §,3)e1*n fgthhexttsgiiitltls.
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ers do not cultivate a greater variety of Danbury Nash s, South Norwalh. nccem, of hwm some rename amndard for r. ' _ M ‘ ‘ (.1 ‘I ' ‘ PM ' .1 P ‘I W to SW) \, ,rm_wwm'& Sow
Let the Philosopher and Inventor come and . -S’ . g .. . soi of on a an 1 ma. 1 osopiy, and .‘$)h.()l§fl_;1e.am.1 r.et::”. dH.d..um.i” I,i“;Y;(, _ Cmnmmfln,’
fruits in their gardens. In addition to
-; what is generally cultivated, I would men-
"tion the black? raspberry-—-a small - fruit,
4 ‘well known’ in most parts of the United
States,‘ It grows wild by the sides, of
fences, &c., but common as it is, and de-
licious as is the fruit, but few think of cul-
tivating it. II. Perry, of Porter, has a
fine lot.,of twenty-five or thirty bushes,
which for the past three seasons have
yielded a good supply for his own table,
some for .his friends and neiglibors, and
also to dry for future use, and richly pay-
ing for the little trouble they cost. He
took them from the forest and other pla-
ces, in the fall of the year, and planted
them In’ his garden. This, any one will
‘see, is attended with no expense, and very
little trouble. It may be done in the
spring. They may be set along the sides
of fences, as this situation ‘appears to be
the most natural for them. Give the
black raspberry a trial, and you will not
regretit.-—‘J. SIBLEY, Wilson, N. Y. 1855.
L I Ru.-ra-l 1Vcu=-Yo7-l.'er. ,;
To the above, says the Ainerican.Agri-
cnlturist, we can add that we have culti-
vated the wild black, or iuorc properly,
deep purple raspberry, these twenty years
or more. _ To our taste it is superior to
the Aptwerp, Fastolf, or any other for-
Vcign’ variety,’ being more juicy and spicy.
It has the further advantage of being
more hatdy, it endures the droutli better,
and is a more certain yielder. Added to
this the size of the berry increases with
cultivation. The only objection we have
to it is, that it throws up more suckers
than the foreign kinds ; but this may be
guarded against, perhaps, by planting
canes with all the eyes out off below the
ground. .
We have often noticed in the fields a
larger kind of red ra.spberry———nearly as
large as the Antwerp and of higher flavor.
These are well worthy of being transplant-
cd to the garden; and might, like the
New-Rochele blackbeivy, become highly
popular. We have seen thousands of
these scattered among the smaller red
raspberry in our wanderings among the
hilly parts of Herkimer, Otsego, and oth-
er southern counties of this State.
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The Value of a Garden.
But” I hold that any farmer, who is wor-
thy of the name, will prepare a small plot
of ground for wife and daughters, and
that he will, out of love for them, make
it all they- can wish or desire. It is these
little things that make home pleasant and
happy ; and it has been the lack of these
that has driven many a loving heart out
into the world and away from a sterile,
barren home. Give the wife and dangli-
ters a. place to plant, tend, and rear their
flowers ; help them, if needs be, although
. it may take an hour sometimes that it is
hard to spare, and you will a\ thousand
times. bless God for so ordering your
mind that you did it. What husband or
father, rugged thoughhis nature may be,
does not fondly linger around a home
made so bright and cheerful by the fairy
hands of his wife or daughters, scattering,
as it were, in his way, the beauties of
their little plot ?
What son or brother ever forgets his
home who has found his room daily per-
fumed with the flowers which have been
raised by. the hand of a fond mother or
gentle loving sisters, and placed there
through the promptings of their own dear
affctionate heart? \Vhat daughter ever
forgets the home where she has cultiva-
ted her little garden, and year after year
been so happy in the blossoms which
have been borne upon the plants she has
watered and tended with such patient
care ‘.7 Parents, brotliers, sisters, the
dear old home, all—all-come back to her
though years may have passed away lll
the scent or bloom of every flower. The
family is seldom unhappy, whose dwelling
is surrounded with shade trees, and whose
garden is gay with cultivated plauts.—
Do not, then, I beseech you, forget the
little flower garden.
III7‘. Pete-rs’s _/ldclress.
<<Q>oo——.._?
Warns MELON J Uicn.-—A correspon-
dent of the Prairie Farmer presents the
following method of using water-melons :
I endeavor every year to raise a good
water-melon patch. They are a healthy
and _delightful.fruit., I think. I cultivate
the icing variety ; plant early in May,
and again towards the close of the month
so that they may come in succession.—’
When they commence ripening, wc com-
iiience cutting, and use them freely du-
ring the hot wea_thci'. When the weath-
er becomes cool in September, we haul a
quantity of them to the house, split them
open, with a spoon, scrape out the pulps
into a cullender, and strain the water in-
to vessels. We boil it in an iron vessel
ipto syrup, then putiu apples or peaches,
like making apple butter, and boil slowly
until the fruit is well cooked, then spice,
to taste,'land you have something most;
people will prefer to apple butter or any
kind of preserves. _ Or the syrup may be
boiled without fruit, down to. inolasscs,
which will be found to be as fine as the
best sugar-house molasses. We have
made of a fall as much as ten gallons of
the apple butter, if I may so call it, and
molasses, which has kept in a fine condi-
tion until May.
0 ‘°”
RESTORATION ro HEAL'1‘1i or A DE-CAYED
Hoi.Li'.——Some yearsago a beautiful, old,
spreading holly tree sliowcd signs of de-
cay. It grew in a cultivated field ;- the
roots of the couch-grass, which were in
the field, were collected, and instead of
carting them to an out-of-the way corner,
they were spread in large quantities under
the holly tree ; the fresh soil attaclied to
the roots of the grass, and the decomposi-
tion of the roots themselves have greatly
benefittcd the holly, which is now in a
healthy condition. It will thus be seen
that the years of many a favorite tree
may often be prolonged by very simple
means. P. M.
O>+o———_
E" An editor thus advertises his mis-
sing hat: The gentlcinan who inadver-
tently took our new beuver and left an in-
ferior article in its stead, will do us in-
finite l{l1l(l11eSS-l)_V returning our own, and
he shall receive our warmest thanks, and
two apologies : an apology for the trouble
we have given /mu, and the “ apology for
a hat” he left us. '
-<Q>.
_ Bad luck is‘ a man, with his hands
in his brooches pockets. and a pipe in his
mouth, looking on to see how it will come
out. Good luck is a man of pluck to
meet difficulties, his sleeves rolled up, and
working to make it come out right.
IS‘ The British public mcekly submits
to ‘be saddled with the payment of an an-
nuity of $40,000 as the dowry of the Prin-
cpps Royal, who was married on the 25th
.11 .
WINTER, ARRANGEMENT.
Coiiiiaxcixo December 21, 1857.
Trainsruudaily,(Sundayscxeepted,) asfol-
lows :
DANHIFRY '1"O SOUTH NORWAIK
1.s-I Passeligor at 6.10 A. M.-—Ari'iving at
South Norwalk at 7.25 A. M. and connecting
with the 0.15 .1. M. train from New Haven.
2:1 P.-zssenger and Freiglzt, at 3.10 P. M.-
Stoppiug at all stations, and arriving at
South Norwalk at -1.501‘. in, connecting with
the 4.10 1’. M. train from New Haven.
SOU";f.".'EI NOEEWALK TO JOANBURY
lst Passenger and Freight at 9.20 A. M.-
Recciving passengers from the 7.20 A. M.
Train from New York, Stopping at all sta-
tions,aud arriving at Danbury at. 11.00 A. M.
2:! Passenger at 5.25 P. M.—Becciving
Passengers from the 3.10 P. ii. Accommodation
Tra.iu from New York. stopping at all Slu-
lious, and arriving at Dnubury at 0.35 1'. M.
Stages from Ridgeficld Ceiii-re run to Bid ge-
field Station so as to connect with the 6.10
A. M. and the 3.10 1’.M. trains,aud rcturnon
the arrivalat tlicl1idgefic1(1St:.tion ofthe 0.20
A. M. and 5.2.‘) P. M. trains.
HARVEY SMITH, Sup’t.
Danbury,Dec.21,1S57.
N‘. ‘Y. 6!. N. 3!. Railroad.
I857 WINTER ARRANGEi‘JENT,.lS5'7
Comnicncing December 21, 1857.
Trains to New York.
From. .7\" cw IIa.U€l'l .
CCOMMODATION.-At 6.15, and 9.45,
A. .\i., and 4.10 1‘. M.
The 0.15 .1. M.a11(l4.101'.M. trains receive
passengersfromthe Daubury Railroad at Nor-
Walk. ‘
The9.4.-3 A.M. train receivespassengers from
the Hartford, Springfield, New London and
Canal Railroads at New Haven, and from
the Naugatuck .R-.i.ili'oad at Bridgcporit.
]‘lXI'RESS-—Al'. 2.10 r. in. (in connection with
Express Train from Boston,) receiving pas-
sengers from the C a n :11 B. a i 1 r 0 a d
at New Haven ; from the Housatonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
port,Norwa1k and Stamford. At 9.00 1*. .\f.
s toppiugat Bridgeport.Norwalk and Stamford
Special train leaves Norwalk at 0.00 A. .\i.,
for New York.
Housalo-nic Railroad.
P£1.SSe11g'01‘S for Ilous-‘ntouic Railroad will
-take the 9.45 a. in., train for Bridgeport.
D:I2lb1l)‘_y amt‘. .N'oru-all.‘ Railroml.
Passengers f'or the Danbury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 6.15a..m_., and 4.10 gun.
trains to Norwalk.
Trainsfrom Worwallr to .'V"ew Y nrlr.——At
6.00, 7.30, and 11.03 5.31.; 3.15 (ex) 5.25 and
10.05 (ex.) F. ii.
Trains from New York
For JVew Hrweu.
Accoii.—At 7.20A.11., 12.45, 3 45 and-1.20 PJ1
Exrsuss TP.A1.\‘S—A1. 8.00 .1. ii. and 3.10 r. it.
for Boston , via New Haven,Hartford,Spring-
field and Worcester; the._8 00 .1. :11. stopping at
Stamford and Bridgeport; the 3.10 P. M. at
New R.oche1le_. Port Chester, Stamford, Nor-
walk, Bridgeport. and Milford.
The 8 00.1. it.trainconnectswithllousatonic,
N augatuek, Canal and New Lond_on Railroads
The 3.10 1-.ii; train connects with Naugatuck
Railroad.
The 12.45 P‘. M. train connects with Canal
Railroad.
The 7.20 11.111. Accommodation. and’ 3.10
P. u. trainsconnect with Danbury &Norwa11:
Railroad at Norwalk.
Trainsfrom .N'orwaIl.: to J\/‘ow Houcn—At
9.15 .1. .u., at 2.38, 4.57 (ex) and 6.1-19.31.
Seelargcbillof advertisement at the Sta-
tion Houses aiid Hotels.
Snpt’s Office, 4th Ave. and 271.11 St., N. Y.
Ass’t Supt’s Office. Station House, New
Haveu.l JAMES 1-1. HOYT, S~up’t.-
FOR BOSTON.
V HE regular Mail Linc via Stoningtou, for
Boston and 1’rovidencc—Inla.nd route
without delay, change ofcars or baggage,
The steamers PLYMOUTH ROCK,Capt. Joel
Stone, and C. VANDERBILT, Capt. W. H.
Frazer, in connection with the Ston ngton and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, leaving New York daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, froin Pier No. 2 North River, first
wharf above Battery place, at 6 o'clock, p m.,
and Stoningtou at 8.30 p.in., or on the arrival
of the mail train which leaves Boston at 5.30
. m.
p The C. VANDERBILT, from New York,
Monday, Wednesday and Friday. From Sto-
nington, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from N. Y.,'1‘ucs-
day, Thursday and Saturday From Stoning-
ton, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
‘Passengers proceed from Stoninglon per
Railroail to Providence and Boston, in the
Express Mail Train, reaching said place seve-
ral hours in advance ofthese by other routes,
and in ample time for all the early morning
lines connecting North and East. Passengers
that prefer it remain on board the steamer
enjoy a night’s rest undisturbed, breakfast if
desired, and leave Stonington in the 7.15 ii.
in. train, connecting at Providence with the
11 a. m. train for Boston.
A Baggage Master aceompaniestliesteamer
and train tlirough each way.
For passage. berths, state-rooms or freight
apply on board the steamer, or at the freight
office, Pier No. 2«Noi-tb River. or at the of-
A. is: B R o *1‘ '5: 2 2 s ,
TAKEN in a style which for durability and
eilccution cannot be excelled. ‘
The Subscriber having taken the old Austen
Dagucrrcau Rooms in the Danluiry Depot, at
Norvralk Bridge, takes this method to inform
the people of Norwalk and vicinity, that‘ he
is prepared to mice their pictiires by t1icA:ii-
brotype process, wi‘ich is universally acknowl-
edged fo be far superior to the l)agiiorrec-
type, and equal to a Steel Engraving. All in
want ofa superior likeness, are in vitcd to call,
examine and judge for tliemselves.
GREAT REDUC'1‘IO;\' IN PRICE! First
class pictures takc-n by this new process from
50 cents upwards. The subucrilmr is confi-
dent he can satisfy all who will call and ex-
amine his specimens, of his ability to take the
best and most perfect Likcncsses.
E. B. THOMPSON.
Norwalk. Aug. 18th, 1857. :14
Bar Sale Cheap.
BOUT 20 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Georgetown, on the Danbury
and Norwulk Railroad. and within :30 rods of
the Depot and Post Oflicc. On the premises
are a. goodvliousc and out-buildings. also, trees
of different kinds. From 8 to loucres are.
woodland. ’l‘heloca1ion is :1. rlcsirable one,
being casyof access, and in the immediate
vicinity of churelies,sc1iools. and nianuf'ac-
turiug establifhmenfs of different kinds. and
where labor is in constant demand, and good
wages can be obtained. For terms, or any
other information, apply at the Gui-:'i"i'i~:
OFFICE, or o1‘A. B. 1IoLL,at the Freight omce
in Daubury.
Daubury, Oct. 1,1857.
Window Glass.
49 BOXES American,Fi'cncliand En‘-
' glieh window glass, assortcd,froni
61:8 1; 0 26x32. for sale at n1(‘t111li1lCl}1I1‘Cl"'$‘pri-
- - WM. C.STREE’1‘.
ATCIIES and Jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware sold at
very low prices. Call before purchasing.
(). S. CLARK
Skates.
MERICAN and German Skates, with or
without :~:lrap.~4, for sale by -
\'v'M. C. STREET.
ORCELAIN Kettles. Sauce Pans.Frcnch
Tin W-arc, Brass Kettles, Fry Pans, Bird
Cages, Mats, Brooms, Brushes, Pails, Churns;
Feather and Naimo Dusters and Fancy Goods
at Lockwoods Furnishing W-.ii-erooms.
if -10
Crockery, China &. G-lass Ware.
NE of like forges-t,rz'¢:I:c.s'r ai\dbe.vtsclect-
ed stocks of .Crockr.-ry, Glassdz China
Wares, to be found in Norwalk, can now be
seen at the store of the subscriber at South
Nor\va1k_.togcther with agzcncralassortmciit
01' Groceries, &c., all ofwhieh will be sold at
exceedingly low prices. G. W. SMITH.
A RIED Apples, P1ums,Pcachesand C1ier-
Tiesa at Mh‘.E1s'.E11. & OL3is'rE_.in’s.
be astonished at the e.vt.raordinary develop-
ments of science in this particular line of
business, and do better if ihey can. '
Let the Literary man and Student come
and find a friend that will make them comfort
able and be free from noise and dust.
Let the Rich come ; for the taste of the
most fastidious shall be grali1ied—uot lessen-
ing, but administering to their comforts.
Let the poor come; for ’tis indeed a friend
that will guard the pockets, saving something
by wnich other cnjo_vnients may be obtained .
Let whoever will come, and behold a stove
so wonderful that a whole barrel of flour has
been baked in it with a single firc,withoul.
replenishing, requiring eight batches to do it;
a stove that has baked a batch of bread, with
no fire in 11., after heating l.hc oven.
Come and see the cxti-aorr_1in:\ry cold weather
annihi1ator' in the form of Su.nf'0l‘(l’S $1-0"‘)
Cliallenge I-leater, economical in its use, with
liuiidrcds of references to substantiate -its
niarvellous working.
Come and see a stove that consuinc_s all the
gas which arises froiu the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigen from the atmosphere. that it
may add to its already enormous heating
power. and better please its happy master.
Come and see many useful articles, and find
those who are happy to show and explain,
with no cli-urges save where purchases are
made, at
F. II. NASIPS, South .N‘orwallc-
Tomb Stones 6!. Monuments,
ATTHE
Norwalk Marble Yard 1
.N'cm' he Bridge, .:‘."orwaI/r, Conn.
1~]l’ULCIiRAL Monumentsa Grave Stone
ofevery variety of pattcrns,and of the
niostskilful workmanship. The bcstassort-
mciit of American and Foreign Marble _.kcpt
constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to p rocurc Monumentsoi‘
any kind 01' Marble Works, are iiivitcd to
call and give a personal inspect ion of his
material and workniaiisliip, as this will be
more szitisfnctory than i0p1.11‘Cl1zl!~'(- oiagcnfs
without an opportunity of testing the qual-
ity oft-he article contracted for.
E...Tlic Lettering and Ornamental work
is executml by experienced 1\'O1l(n101l.3.lld
can warrant it to give ciitircsaiisfuction.
v .1. M. SM1.'.1‘I1.
Norwall: Bye Worlrs,
Foot of .7l'[1'/1 I-Ii/7, 1\"o2'7rzz//r, (To-11-71..
OIIN PICKENS, practical Dyer and Re-
finisher ofsilk. Cotton. and Woolen goods
of every description. begs leave to return his
sincere 1-haiiks to his friends and the public,
for the many favors bestowed on him since be
commenced business at Winnipuuk. and he
would now inform them that he has removed
as above, and fitted up a Dye House and 17'in-
ishing Room in the iuost complete inauuer,
Dyeing ; and having given up coloring for
the Winuipauk Company, he will now be en-
abled to do his work in a manner that cannot
be surpassed by any other estalilislinient in
the Country. _ _
Q[]iccs for w'ccptio7z. a-ml rIeli-ror-_z/ of Goods
At the Dyoworks, foot of Mill Hill. in the
rear of the old Bakery, and at his r(.-uideiicc,
Muiii-st., Norwalk. Conn.
./l.G"]?N’1‘S.
Shcpard's Bakery, Norwalk.
G. H. Raudle lb Brother, Winnipauk.
Lyman Platt, Main-st., Danbuiy_
David C. Palmer. at Horace Lockwood-‘rs. No.
1 Summer-st._. Stamford.
David Selleek, West Norwalk.
G. B. Bristol, at D. Chapman's, Colman’s
block, Pittsfleld. . ,
Orders sent by Adam’s Express or by wag-
ouers,wi1l receive prompt attention.
Norwalk, March 2, 1857. .10
.'E"or Sale very cheap,
NE of the best built, most couvcuieiitly
arranged, pleasantly situated residences
in the Borough ofNorwa1k. The building is
of Brick. constructed of the very best materi-
als and in the most substantial manner. lt. is
in the immediate vicinity 01' the business por-
tion of the Bridge, and is peculiarly’ well
adapted for a Pliysiciau or Mereluant. as a por-
tion ofit may easily be converted into astorc
or oflice. Posses_siou can he givciiimnmI:'aIe-
Iy if desired and terms ofpayment mzidc easy.
For further particulars enquire of the 1-Editor
ofthe Gazette. tf36
QED PSEERS,
UITABLEfor wrapping paper, for sale
cheap at this office.
Dr. 1153. fififrighifs
SC’1?.0FULOUS AN’J.'IDO TE.
IS the most potent remedy over yet discov-
ercd for the following iliscescs.
Consumption, Plcurisy, Bronchitis. Pain in
the Chest. Quinsy, Canker of the Mouth,
Constipation, Fluor Albus, and all other
Disascs of the Womb,
Ncrvoiis-
nesss, Conval-
sions. a11Cu1aneous
Disca:-‘cs, Dyspepsia, In-
flammation of the Eyes,Ery-
sipclns, Glcct. Pimpled Face.
Spitting and Vomiting of Blood.
Piles. Whooping Cough, Dropsies, Hys-
terics, Jaundice, and all other Diseascc ofthe
Livcr.Impotcucy, Incontinence of Urine,
Influenza, Chills and Fever. Gravel
or Stone in the Bludiloi‘, Disea-
ses of the Kidneys, Lumba-
go and all forms of
' Rheuinalism, Mn-
rasmus and
Summer-
Coniplnints,' Palpilatiou of the Ilcart. '1‘umoi-s
and Alu-ccsses, Anemia, or Dc1ic':cncy of
Blood, Atropliy or wasting of the
Body, Boils and Carluinclcs,
llise-use of the Spleen, Dir.-
ziuess, of the llcud,
Sliorfucss of the
Breath. Flatuleucc. Sick Ilcudnchc. Discolo-
ration of the Sl9'.l1l,UlC(?l'F and Sores general-
ly,‘:iu:l all iiiipurilics cf the systcni whnt(-v-
or. For all diseases of the Clu-:-‘.1, liimgs. and
’l‘hroat, it iimy be relied on as me most «fli-
-'.‘-aeious medicine ever used. For all diseases
of the '\Von.ib and female weakncssi-n it 13 a
sovereign remedy. It may be relied on for
all c1isc:1.=.csfoi' which it is 1‘€C0ll]11101l(lC‘(l.
New Yr.r.i;. Oct. 19th. 185-1.
L. B. Wr.imi'r~Deai- Sir: I have ior many
years been acquairited with theinei1icinalvii'-
tuesi or your siyrup, “ The S(‘1‘0flilriu.‘-1 Anti-
dote,-” liuvc used it niysclf. employed if. in
my family, and frcquciitly rccoumiciidml it to
my friends and acquaintance. when suffering
from an obstinate cough fll1(l‘OIl1(?1‘ symptoms
of lnCBS.S2l11l or even decided and long con-
tinued pulmonury diseases. I have watched
its operation a-ad effects very closely, and
never knew it to act injurioiisly. in almost
cverv instance when 1 have l15‘(.'Ll if. or .°li'(‘1l it
Deployed, it has worked charmingly and ben-
ef1cially—-ncvcr failing to give some relief,
and generally doing decided gonit. It is,
moreover, pleasant 1.0ll1C taste. I cheerfully
recommend it for the cases it is designed to
benefit, believing it really a very desirable
compound, and a mc-diciue that needs > only
to be properly tried to be highly appreciated.
Yours respectfully and gratefully.
Rev. J. R. STONE. M. D.
Pastor of the Baptist Church, l’rovidence.R.I.
For 11. proof this. read the testimonials an-
nexed to the '1‘rcaiisc on '1'ubcrcul:ir Diseases,
which may be hurl gratis at any drug store
where the cdiciuc is sold. Tlieso testimoni-
als are from the most i-e.=pcctab.c part of
the community in my neighbm'hood_. audmuy
be consulted personally by any who desire so
to do. Tiicsc cures are almost niii‘acii1oiis.—
Try it. and you will not be disappointed.
Sold. wholesale and retail, at -1051 Broad-
way, New York, and at all respectable drug-
gists1.hroiig1ioiit11:c Union,
N. B.—-Dr. Wright can be consulted free of
eiaarcre. 9.1;-11151 Brozulway, from 2 to (2 o’clock.
l’.Iu..(lf1lly. 3mI}()
KNAPI‘ dz I.'i’N'r‘.El, Agents for Noi-walk.
~ Cameo Pins 1 Cameo Pins 1!
T The Jewelry and Trimming SfQ]'(}, nom-
the Spring, may be found the largest and
richest assortment of these goods ever ofi‘crei1
to the Ladies of this Town. Some entirely
new and rich designs
APER DOLLS! PAPER,l7URN1’1‘URl§!
- - Something new for children ; very pleas-
ing and iu<.=.truc1ive. An endless variety at
‘ ’ A. 11. CAMP’S
Excelsior Book Emporium.
OW is the time to have your Binding
done, when it can be done cheap, at the
EXOELSIOR BOOK BIJVDERY.
Large discozmls made on large qmzntitics.
with all the latest improvements of the art of
the strength of Potash. The udultcration has
become so general, that ithas, notwithstand-
ingits valuable properties, gone nearly out
of use. i The Proprietor has taken the respon-
sibility of subscribing his name to ovcry‘pack-
age. and warrants the strength to be uniform,
and when used always producing the same pe-
sults. Potash many times is adulterated with
salt. which is destruction in making Soap;
it makes the Ladies say they did not have
good luck. etc. One other reason that Pot-
ash has gone out of use, is, it is so unpleasant
to handle, being put up in wooden casks, and
becoming a livuid in many cases, and very
troublesome to the retailers.
Now the proprietor fir.-‘t obtains pure Pot-
ashes. always being the same strength, and
producing the same rcsul1.s, and will warrant
Be11csLot1i'cs.
M. M. Goomxxonmi. A. 11., Prof. of Nat. Sci-
ences.
Riciinim ELLIS, ,1. M. Profcssorof Mathematics
Civil Engineering and Greek.
R. C. F1..\CE{ A. M. I’i‘0l'es:-‘or of Latin.
Mons. Houi-tu J. Doocurr. Professor of Modern
Languages, and Vocal Music.
.MA'1‘HIAS Bu.\'ci-1. A. M., Professor of .\iathenia-
tics, and Superintendent of Day School.
DANIEL D. OWEN, Professor of Commercial
Department. and llcgisti'ar,
W. F. DEHAAS, Dl‘fl\\‘l11g, Oil, and PastclPain1-
iug.
T. S. L.i.\m.uR'r, M. 1)., Anatomy, Physiology.
and Hygiene, with the “ Grand Model 11'
llomme.”
lllns. Er..u.i D. OW!-‘..\‘, I’reccp1ress.
it in all cases, if the directions are followed,
to produce double the effect in making soaps,
and all pthcr purposes for which Potash is
used, with full directions for making the best
of S0l'i.,I‘l11l‘(l,0I‘ Fancy Soaps. It is made
with little trouble, the ley is all p1‘ep:11'cd in
five or ten minutes.
1 lb. Potash 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 I-lard Soap.
Directions for Laundries and Hotels.
Directions for cleaning cotton waste that.
has been used for cleaning machinery of all
kinds.
Directions for using this Potash in place of
Sal Soda.
Directions for sticking India-rubber soles on
Slices.
Aka, All the above directions accompany
the can. 1y20
B. T. Babbitvs
BEST S/1LL‘.lt11 TUS,
S prepared entirely difi‘c-rent from other
salci'al.us. All the deleterious matter ex-
tracted in such a manner as to produce Bread,
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without non-
tainiug a particle of Salcratus when the Bread
Biscuit, and all" kinds of Cake, without con-
taining a particle of Saleralus when the
Bread or Cake. is baked ; thereby producing
wholesome results. Every. particle of Sale-
ratus is turned to Gases and passes thi-ougli
the Broad or Biscuit while baking, consc-
quciifly nothing remains but common Salt.
Water, and Flour. You will readily perceive
by the taste of this Salcratus tliat it is entire-
ly different from other Salcrutus. When you
purcliasc one paper you should take the old
paper with you, and be very particular and
get 1l1‘_2l1(B.\’l.£‘-.\’f1Cl.l_V likelhc first, (name and
piclizw, twisic-d Loaf-Bread. with a glass cf-
bill.)
Full directions for making Ilrrad with Sour
Milk and (7rt'mn Tartar. and all kinds o.
Pastry; also for'in.1kiug Soda. ‘~’«':i_t.i-1'; also,
directions for making Scidlilz Powilcrs, will
accompany each package.
B. T. BABBITT.
138 and 70 Wasliington-st.,.\'. Y.,nud 218 India
sti cot. Boston. '.ly.‘7.0
Trees
.4 '1‘ THE so Uri-I .\‘0R rm 1:1.’
1\TT_TI?.5E‘-‘IEi."SI"
T111) Proprietorswisli to rallthe alteiitiois
of their customers and the public to
their choice stock of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum,
Cherry, Peach, Apricot, Quince. Strawber-
ries, Goosebcrries, ll’/lilo Bluckbci-ric:=, and
black Naples Ciirrauts. _
Norway Spi'i_icc,W1iil.c Pine, Balsam Fir,
Amcricaii Spi‘n.ce, A:‘b.oi'i1;is, Weeping wil-
low_. Horse Chestnut, Mouiifuin Ash.
Also, thepure Red Antwci-p,.‘.v1iicli war-
r:'.ut, and hold oiirselvcsi'cspoiisib1c for its
being the pure plant. -
G1-IO. SEYMOUR at CO.
11:? We wish to call purlicularattention to
our l11i’§_>;.c 5,1-.C~ck, bcingthc largcstiiithc State
o1'i1\vai-l‘Pcnrs,of3,0 or 40 choice varieties.
Cheap Cash Grocery Store.
11 E Subscribers would rcturntlieii thanlw
to the public i‘01’tl1cll'1-’O1‘ylllJ(:1‘£1l[)dl-1'01)
age for the last fouryears, and they hope that
by F»l»l‘lC':-il«1r.t!.‘Iltl(I11 to the wants of the commu-
nity, and by i’-air ,.-uul lioiiorablc dca1iug.to
inei-itand receive it couziziniiiicc ofthcir for-
mer-custoni, believing us they do, thuttlicy
can and do sell all goods in their liiio. .-ifvrnfi
L-/;(-(4129,;-;3.1.c:iiic1as -wood a quality as canl.-c
found at any other store in the county.-—
They are now of1'<3i‘isi_.3; great bargainsin Teas
Sugars, &c.,aud would i;i<vi_te an examina-
tion of their large and fresh stock o1’_G1‘0ce-
rice and Provisions; A. I\lORlSIlOUSr'£.
No. 4 Skiddy’s Block
Agricultural Implements-
VITIIE subscriber has in Shoie fl_flll1lt5Ul1i
ply of the best qua my of . gljlcu um
Impl oments, which are offered at f~i\A3_l.0'-’-’SSl
New York prices. Among stock are IIOFSC:
Ox, Side-hill, and double mould bonrd,Plows,
Castings for same, Horse and élnncil R{1.1l){(‘.:,
Grain Cra<ll.es, with or without cyt ies, a -
ent and common Scythe Snalhs, Sllvcp and
Cast Steel Sz.y1.1ies, (a very niper oi-articlc,)
lstiilcs, Scythe Stones, Sl](;:‘y(’,““l[S,CS§)S,Cl'I(;lii."{$%{,:-i[;{'1!.‘)CS,
‘C. .2 . - ~ ' ‘ . ~
Norwa1k,Junc 30th, 1857.
EIIVEE.
BY the
Bnrrel or smallquanf.ify.ut
GEO. W. SM1Tll’S_.
j South Norwnlk.
D R T G 0 0 33 S .
An entire new stock of DRESS SiLKS ; an
entire new stock of DE LA1.\'ES_. l‘l:iid Pop-
lin:-, '\'-ulcnliu Plaids. l’l-aid and Plain _\1eri-
uocs.1‘riiil.~'.aiid an endless v-.u'iely of other
Goods.
*2
...._.._
sir.-iwns:
An entire new slo.‘-‘/. of Shawls.
l_Jl‘»OADCL 0'l‘lIS:
.-‘in entire new stock of the boat make of
1'-‘i-ench Cloths. A 1-‘.-nrgnin.
LADIES’ C1.0'l‘11S:
A large :5.’-‘;40'.'f1111‘1ll’.. Clicap.
E:nbi‘oi«1ei'i«.~u, lioniery and Gloves.
and an «-mllnss vnrir.-fy of (loads. all of which
will be sold at v‘xli‘cmr|_v low prices.
.11-any Great B:ii'gains. C.'.1. (}RUl\[AN» 1
Ar.nEmr"s's.?z*i"i1‘1-7fir.._“ 5
N.l:erc]:1an.t Tailor.
(Adj.)ininf_: Slam of Knapp .1: liyncs, Main st.)
\'oi:w.ii.i(.i:oNN.. -
HE Public are i'c.cpoct1'Iilly invited to call
and examine flu-, large and varied -.\ssoi't-
ment. of .
"READY I'ilAl}E CLOTHING,
Franc/1. ('.'/of/Is, (.'(z.s's.772rc2'¢'s it’/lrl I"e.vliugs,
Also, a general assortment of gcntlcmr-n"s
furnishing goods, consisting in part of llats
and Caps, Umbrellas. .‘.>hirts. Coll-.u':!, Cra-
vats. ll-.1iii1l(crcliic.f's, S11:".[)Cl1dC1'S. A‘-c.
Cloths. Cm-'siniei'es and Vestings by the
yard or pattern. and out free of cliarge.
Particul :1.‘ attention paid to Children‘:-: Gar-
mcnts.
Casi: at a Premiiini.
Every thing elsfiit a Discount.
marcwohb scone,
Izuporter and W1io1c.saleDea1er in
Cigars, Wines, Branches, G-ins.
.20., No. 17 Janice Slip,
One door from South-st.. New York,
Liquors of the clioiccst brands. warranted
to be pure, for medicinal, inccliauical or suc-
ramcutal purposes continually mi hand, and
all orders tlirougli the mai1,capl.nins of sloops,
orsteambont John Hurt . promptly nltciulcd to.
In conscqucn(:e of the iuci'cuscd value of
money, a large reduction will be made from
former prices.
BUIEDING MATERIAES.
Eire-ssed and Gammon Brick,
Lime, Cement, Ga1ciiied1’las-
ter, flair, and marble Dust.
11E Subscriber having dissolved his con-
nection with W. C. S'rm-:1-:1‘, Esq. in the
business, will continut it on his own ac-
count, and will keep a good assortment of
the above named articles constantly on hand,
which will be sold cheap foi'Cas1i.
5 CllAS.T.LEONARD.
Ofiicc removed to Scl1ick’s PackctO!1ice.
Do you want a superb Soft Fur Ifat ?
fci'vcsci:sg,watc1' on the lop, as you see in the
Go to RANDLE’S leash, aé
Mus. M. G. Goonnxoucu, Ornamental Depart-
ment.
Miss ANNIE F. Burrs, Piano Music and Pri-
va1.cLcssons in Singing.
Mus. E. A. ELLIS, Modern Languages and
Ornamental Department.
I.0C.iTi0.\'.
This Iustitutioii is beautifully situated on the
Hudson River, three miles from the City of
Hudson, Columbia Co.. N. Y., commanding a.
line view of the Catskill Mountains and Moun-
tain House. It is accessible from all points
by railroad, and within four hours ride 01' the
City of New York, ton of' Boston, and one of
Aldany,twcut-y-five cents. Students coming
by way of the Western R-.i.ilroad. the I-I-.11-lem
or Housatouic, will stop at Cl1:1fl1alfl‘F0l11‘
Corners and take the Hudson and Boston Road
to Claverack.
PECULIAR ADVANT.-\GES.
Ease of access, by which the advantages of
city and country location are most happhy
twmbined. 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 etiiergleiicy of any lmd the telegraph is
near a an .
The buildings are entirely new and capaci-
ous. All the windows areprotected by Vene-
tian bliuds._ The roomsarc large and furnish-
ed willi convenient clothes presses, hair mat-
tresses, bcdsteads, table &c.‘, and are 'also
ventilated by Emerson’s improved vieuti1a-
tors. A Library, Reading Boom.Phi1os=phica1
Apparatus, and flourshing Litcruy Society are
attached to the 1nstitul.icn.
GP.ADUATI.\'G COURSE, ETC.
A graduating course of study is prescribed for
both ladies and grntlcmcu. Ample facilities
are afforded to young men desiring a thor-
ough preparation for college, as well as to
those wishing to engage in active business
life, or the important work to tsachiug. An
extensive course of commercial insti'uc1.i,on is
laid ‘down, which fits the student immediately
for 1. no coming-room.
Students will be required to atend church on
the Sabbath. Parents and Guardians are so-
licited to pay thirty-three cents per term. to
apply as church scat rem. Students can ‘at-
tend the Reformed Dutch. the Episcopal, or
Methodist service, at their elelion.
' The Trustees have put at stove in each of the
Gentlemen-‘s rooms.
FJKPENS1-‘.S.
Board and Tuition. in Common English.
$120 per Year or 42 Weeks.
F.xrR.i 1-1x1’I~2.\'SF2S PER TERM OF14 WEI-tics.
I-lighcr English. 33 00 ; Irlighcr English and
Latin and Greek, 84,00; Piano and Organ,
with use of Instrument. each, 815,00 : French
and Gcriunu, each 86,00: Guitar, with use of
Instrument. $51,013; Oil Painting, $12,00 ; Pas-
Painting, $7.00 ; Grecian Q11 Paintiiig. Wax
Fruit and Flowers, Pa i.e_r Mac1;e,’Qi'ii'an;eii;a1
Leather work, Paper ‘lowers, and 0fl1:1Rl€1ll?-
al glccdrle Work. each $5.00 ; Vocal itlusic,
$3, 0; cnnmnship and B00l{liE£“‘l1I"‘,_Df1,ll,
:S~‘2,00_; Chemistry. 51,50 ; S_1l1‘\'CVll1};£_l1:(l Edg-
mecrilng $4,00. Board during vacation, $3,00
a wee c.
1 E:'pi'y bill made payable per term, in
in on; so.
Students take ,Ci1l‘C of _t_heii' own rooms. fur-
nish their own lights, lamps, _t,oi:.je1s, ‘bx-oo_m.=,
mlrrors=, bnsills ewcrs and pail. ' ' '
Books and Stationery will be kept on hand
and sold at reasonable prices by the Registrar.
No deduction made for leaving before the close
of the term, except in cases of protracted
illness. .
_T£rRii.s .-\.\‘D v.\c.\'rin.\'s.
The year is divi,<,‘.ci1i_n,to three terms of four-
téeent vviclisigfifb} ’frrms2p;:nppi follows:
. ep em or ' i, ..u.nunry 1 . _ pr; ;1i1;i',
For further information address the l’rinci-
:11.
p' FREDERICK MEESICK,
,P_rcsi¢lmt of 1/10 Board of 1'I‘1(.€"(‘(‘.\‘.
PETER IIOi7F§.{_.Q.N, ESq., Srcrclarg/.
llEii‘Ei’.§*.:§'CiT.i. .
Rev G. W. Bethune, D, D, Brooklyn.
*‘ E. S. Porter, Editor oflhe Christian In-
relligencer.
Dr. E-§i1'i.3i:i.a;i:l,glssis1. Editor of ChrisliunAd-
voczite. '
Rev.I. N. Wyckoif, D. D.,.*".\lbany.
S. 11. Gray, Albany,
Messrs. Alger A". Brother, 3516
Washington St.. New York.
Rev. Levi Shell, Churchtown. N. Y.
“ Geo. Q. Baldwin, D. D., Troy.
“ A. M. OSBDFII. D. _D., Yorkville.
“ L. Ii- King. Saugcrties, 11, ‘,'.
“ A. Abecl, 11. D., blew-.\i'l:.
“ D. D. Demurest, Hudson.
“ L. C. Brown. Mohawk.
Hon. 1’. S. Wyukoop, Iludsou.
R. Bossznan, 3.1. 1)., Brooklyn.
Mr, Peck. Boiighkecpsic.
Rev. Mr. Wa'll2J.c.c,- 15;);-'ing!ieli1.
“ W. H. Ferris. ' ‘
“ Ur. ’l‘ifi’auy, Clavei'oci:.
Messrs. Mellon, Banks .3: C0,. 3‘i"2 Broadway,
New York.
Prof‘. Wm. B. Silver, New York Free Academy.
“ John .\'c-wm-.m, Union College.
.‘.!r. Buck, Newburgh. ' tf:31
WODSWE31 HOUSE,
I).-1 .\'B1FR.Y, C is‘.
V 11113 Siilisei-ibor. liaviiig purchased the
abovc named Hotel, is pi'cp.'u'cd to re-
ceivc permanent and transient boarders, and
to entertain Tr-.ivc-llcrs and 1hrl’un1ic gener-
ally, . The Hotel is large. r.-omiuodious, and
is fitted up wit-b the convcnicncies of modern
Holt.-1s;iv‘. is a‘:iiiida.i‘-MY 91191313011 Wm‘ P111‘?
Spring Water, and is pleasantly lqcateal. on
the Main S1reet,‘.;ithin avcry few rods oi‘ the
Railroad Depot.
1).-mbury is one of the finest :\nd1.ir;y.-'~=-‘t in-
land to-.vu.~1iuCmiucc1.icnt: lieullhy.pleasant;
and is goi1cI‘fl.ll_‘,' i'idnill'i‘il for its fine Shudi.‘
trees auzl beautiful scenery. T11-.\rc are also
pstalilislied a.uuui1'»e;' ofgood Beaming Schools
for B03»: and Girls.
The l1.11tlC‘1’Slf.’1,'ll(!(l will spare no palm: to give
sat.isf‘action to his Guests. and soli.-zits tiic pat-
ronage of his Fri-mils and the Public.
\\'1LLIAM P. S'l‘EVi7;NS.
WESTPORT
Saddlery, Harness and Trunk
zarrvsronrrzumri
f IIE S.iL~.=oribei‘ l_cocps constantly on hand,
and -.v‘.1lin:i1:c to orglcr, al1ni'ticle.s.iippci'-
tziiiiliig to his line of liiisiucss, of the 1;es_1._m:-i-
tezialand workmanship, and at low pi'ie.cs.——
Every description of Ifarnmss constantly on
hand, or made to order; also a grout variety
of S-'u1dlcs.Bi'i<l1es. Mai'tingu1cs,clc.. also.
Fly ;‘~lci-5., Ilorsc-cloths. Whips in endless va-
ric‘y.’l‘_r_nnks of all sizes and descriptions,
Vnlises, C.irp-ct Bugs, Sulclicls. etc.. etc. Be-
p:\i:iiig done neatly :.ud promptly on the
shortest notice. and most 1'63.’-TD:1;_1])lC terms.
' WILLIAM’ S. JONES.
East side the Bridge, Westport. (ilf
Plastering Hair.
01? n.si2.pcrierqiiality. atwholcsale or retail
by C11AS.T. LEONARD.
School Books.
PARENTS, 'l‘cachcrs. and Si-.ho1cr.<c are re-
spcctfiilly invited to call and cxaininc our
carefully scloclod stock of School Books be-
fore purcluisi ug i.-lsc'.v1u-ro.
KNAPP .1’. LYNES.
IF you wish to see a rush, call at 1.111: ill4:S>‘1'.~‘. _
Lockwoods’ Waroi'0oins- You are 3- nr-:-1
to meet all of your friends there. The" open 5
every day new styles of goods, comp. ..:iug
all that is usually kept in a. New York llousc
Furiiishing Store.
A New .£§.rriwn.}. of
C 0 A L 1
JUST received iii the Yard of- ~
CA. 11'. .1: .1’. C. R.\xni.u.
Silver Spoons.
ILVER Ware of "every des=crip‘.iou war-
ranted pure, and bc.'iuti1'ul1y cngi-uvcd.——
l.v‘oi'lcs and Melodeous. oil’-Jr u 1arp;«- assort-
main of instruments of the best iuukcrs of
New York and Boston, at the very lowest pri-
ce_q_ I’0pSOn_q wishing :1 good instrument can
S1.'l('Cl from a greater variety I.l::ui :11. any
other cstaiblishmcnt. -.
N. T1I171{S'1‘O.\' & Sm.'.‘-'.
:';.'i-l- llroazlxray. N. Y.
N. B.——Pianos and .11«.~lm1coiism 1‘l'1ll. s1y1(I
~fi_7-elling’s Compound Arriica
LINIMENT 1 1
HE Subscriber begs leave to call the al-
tentiou oftlie public to l.lll:-’I1I‘\'.’:l1l(l wal-
ual.-lc prcparaitlon of Alt.\'lCA, CO1lllIl110il with
certain Vegetable lfixti--acts. as uu:~u1-passeil
l'or its Healing Ll‘ Cur-utivc piopcrliz-.~:. in all
those extern-.11 complaints for which Lin-
imcuts arcuscil, such as (furs. 12.-um-..~. {.'Im_f'cs
Gulls, R/zimmti.sm, Gon/, ./\"rxr1.-rum um] In-
_/IammaIm~3/ Pains, ./\"'cm'r.'/_.r,ria_. Il(‘tIl]Nl,'/II‘
Pui-ns in NH.’ Side, Bnrl.‘ or Jo."n!.s-, lll all
such cases it may be used with a ca-rluinty of
giviugrclicf. it is good in fact in -.1llCoin-
plaiuts whereau ext;-i'no.l npplimtimi is re-
quired, f'or man or beast, and the szubsr-ribei'
can conscientiously recommend it as one of
the best Liniments of the day. ,’I';('(_' 9:‘. ('r:n!.9
per boll/(9, S. G. WELLING, Solo 1’roprictor,
“New Roc1icllc,N. Y. Bush, Gale & Robin-
son, Wliolcsalc Agents, 186 Gi'."—'11\Vlcll Siroct.
New Yov k.
K.\'APP its Lvuns, Agents for Norwalk.
Br. Gragfis Cur-ivalled
PAIN E X TR./1(.;' TOR.
P1011 Chronic or luflainniutory ltlieuiuatisni
Swelling, Pain, and Cramp in the Limb:-'
or Sides. White Swcllings and li‘c1-nus, 1-‘ro.st-
ed Feet, Cliilblains. Corns. Tic Doioreau.\',
Nervous and Sick I-lead-ache. Hair and Teeth-
ache, Erysipclas. Bites and Slings of Poison-
ous Insects. Flesh Wounds. Cu ts, Bruises.
Scolds, Spraius, Croup, and Quinsy. Sold
by Druggists and Store-keeper-s generally.-
Manufactured at 480 Brozulwuy.
M. W. G RAY. Proprietor.
All orders promptly attended to. s1y30
Jonx A. \Vssn, Agent for Norwalk.
N O R W A L K
, ..
SADDLE, HARNESS & TED NK
Emfiqnxpm.
‘W11. B. S\VA.\’ would return il_l:l11_lI.a to
the citizens ofNorwn1k1'ori1icir1iber-
al patronage during the last. 11: years. and
will endeavor to c1cserv'o its continuance. lie
is constaiitly manufacturing. and keeps on
hand..';. f';il_1 assortment of ll:11'nc.=!-', of all dc-
scriptioiis, coz_npri.si;_ig :_:;:l _l:i_n:1s of 12-uggy,
Gig, Express, Cart. Camel), l"i:.i'iii and Y;J;;gcii
Harness; also a great variety of 1.:-.dics’ and
Gcnl.1cmcn‘s Riding Saddles. Bridles, .\farliu-
gales, .li:c.;Co1lar.-: in great. variety and every
style of pattern. Fly Nels_.1lorscc1o1l1s, Stable
Furniture, Saddler-’s Ilardwarc, Whips in end-
less variety, Trunks of all sflcs and dose:-ip.
tiona, Valiseis, Carpet Bags, Satclicl:-r, the.
' He feels well qz;a_i_if§;‘:d by liis long: experi-
ence in the busi_ncss_.1ojudgc of the tastes
and requirements of those haying occasioii to
patronize an extensive Saddlery 1£:=ln1>lis1i-
ment. All in want of nnytliiug in his line,
will do well to give him a call.
Orders for any kind of work promptly exe-
cuted. Repniring done neatly and cheaply.
WILLIAM B. SWAN,
First Door from D. .1‘ IV. R. R. Depot,
l_l(‘gl‘..“J.l Lg, C_-o:..'.\.-'.
Eiertibaers .1 Ifertiiiraersl
Pi-inoviiug and Columbian Guano,
Super-Phosphate Lime, 1’oud.relt8,
Land 1’last..r, 1510..
constantly on hand, and for sale b
CHAS. '1‘. L1-‘.(),NARD.
Norwalk, May, 1857.
B-IT'l‘1‘:';.NI..{‘., Japa_ii-'_-.1 and SilvorPlated
, Wares, English and i§.nicri;-an liiiivcs
and Forks, at " ' F. ll.‘};;\S11';§'.
2‘.r.utl_i Norwa_ll{.
Zinc Paints.
HE Sub.<ci'i1)crol1'ci*s a full assortment. of
the celebrated Zinc P;iiut::, comprising
snow white, white, pearl and brown, grountl
in oil. ii;..',-.ii;_*.i'-.ict::i‘ei1 by lhe “ New Jersey
Zinc'Compaii';9,3"':;ii_.l fog‘ at their loivcst
priceg, ‘ W .11. CI S"l‘ltEl5_.T.
Feed, Feed.
IIE subsci'ibcrs kci-pcoiistaiitly onliaiid
., every description 01' l"ccd _. which it will
1:73 a ‘pZc.i;=;;;';: to sell to their cu;-‘fem:-rs at
alltimes and no gi'o.wii;ig. (live us a call.
A. .‘.1OItE'r'i'OUSI:l.
New Stone Yard.
GOOD assortment of’ Flaggiiig. Curbing,
Gi;ttcr_.SLe*)_. ljfinglow Sills and Linlcls
1
A
of North River lllue Sf.iuic.;1ir~t ;'.~ ,1 and
for sale by ins. T. Li Alli). ~
Norwalk, Novcinlici-1856. ‘it
FWIWPS.
I-‘;':,1E _-§,ss;or_t-ineiii o 1‘ Pumps, consisting
.' 0l'lVeill’ll11l'pl3. We.~,_t_lic_r1’;',o,:>l1‘-or Wells
ofanydepili. both Force auil Suction. '1Io;..e
and Pipe attached .i f wanted zfiistcrn 1-’unip-3
do.varioussi7.cs : Brass and iron Cylendcrs.
at , F.H.N.-\S1.l’S.S'oul/1.\'urLbai:i‘. I
Yarns.
HAVE iioj,-2' cu izunil a large stock of the
for Ilie sale ufllie same, also the lvfiiiri: l7i..i;<-
NFL 1?. .1. Gi:it.\i.\x.
__-_____..—-._-_...~ ..-
$599 Wanted.
ORouc or two years. on unencumbered
' and l11]1)1'()Vt"(l llcul Estate uorlh double
mg-m,;_Q_z1;it. F{}1‘]1_.'1.rf.lCl1l{1.l‘S enquire at the
oflicc of‘ the i'.1o;‘r«‘fs.i.3i C_¢-?&ii0-
. 1.‘ ._
it-as. Gas. éeca.
1113 Gas Fitting business will lioreuflc-r
be carried on by us. Gas Pipes put in at
very low prices. by a New York Gus. Filter
that thoroughly ullflt‘1‘Slllli(l.3 the 1~.u.'-;n.e.~s he
is follow,-;'i;i,:_;~’. '
Gas §‘12¥€1ii¢‘~‘3:..~=.-
W? 1; ‘.;,n,§'u .1 p-U-.,.1 snleetioii 11(‘\§'€S_lp:}l..-
tcrus of Cliamlolicrs and this 1- nxtiires,
which we now offer to the public a1ii:si:l:0lc-
sale price. which will al1‘ord 3.;-1‘-"zit induce-
menis for those in want of Gas Fixtures. for
there will probably not be such inducements
oi'l's;-.1-d iigain. as those Fl.\'l111‘(‘S not sold we
,,,.e'td',.é§,;’;-,, yo me n:aii_:;l“-.i.chii-i-i-=3. and we, in
" ‘ i:_-.‘r.:_:;cs to
c..rzusequcucc,cllicriiic 1j~5i.C-‘-'<‘= _
ll .
”’° W’ E C.&1-:. P.‘.1..OCI.C\1'0()D at Co.
.-v 3 - "'
18.3%». 1808.
. . lD111.Fl1l{OOl'{'.°~ .-11.11.-\.\".-\C‘S. by the
Gross, Dozen, or u1.l~1ctail.
’” By 1). CLARK.
. Another Ersvoise ‘
f-‘tlir.-f.1‘un*. Note Paper and Envelopes,
()ju.~2t 1'L‘C|?l\'(‘i'l by ‘
I{N'AI‘1' 5:. LY
C 1-5;; :7.7i?Ei”i7s'}i"ié
O 1-‘
T111-‘.
: _ ‘A n J 1
Cosmopolitan A-it M3001‘-91’-1°11’
T111-I ixisioi‘:-: ‘
])uss:2Mur/l Cu]/1'1‘ _1/ of _Pz1i'2z!i/:__.,r.-:,
Purchased at :1 Cost of $183,000,
AND
Eowersv‘ @3391; Slave,
Re-Purclizised for Six 'l‘lioiisru1c1 I}ollai'.¢;.
71V1li~) above l’rciuiums to be aw-.ml<.-d to the
S'.ib.=crilu-rs of ll11‘.'\S:~‘(ll‘l:lllOl1_. who sub-
scribe before the
25th Day of 1\’Ea,i;o1i, 1858,
which time the above awards will take p‘.uce.
Tiziius oi-* Sl.'B:§C1:11"l‘10.\':
Every subscriber of $2; is (‘11llll(‘(l.l.0:1l'.11';:L‘
and splendid steel ciigr-.1viug.cntiilcd " .\l.\.\'i-
i=i:.s'r Di-::;'|'ix\"” also. to :1 copy of l.hc (.'o.-mo-
gmliiun ,.{l_r_t .fournu.’ one your: 11. ci-rtilicaitc in
the aivard of p;reniiii_:iis: ; also, :1. fi-cc odniission
to the 1),i:'sse:-lilo_rl' auil Cosmopolitan Galleries.
'l‘hus 1,4. is s1iowii.'_lh:_i_t for every 33 paid. the
siib.~u;i'i1.,ci' not only I‘¢‘:L‘i:i1.'('S= -.1 splciiilii1ciigi-:i-
Vl11_‘.1_.l)llf.fIlF0f1.l.\V()(lull:\1‘M:1,‘It|Zl11(!U11C§'0ll.1'.
Any of the lrniling $11 i\1agar.iucs IS fur-
nished iiistr-ail of engraving. if desired: lam-
r..-ison‘:<, .~\tlaulic. l1arper’s, Godcy"S. Gm‘
huni's, B1-.ick\vruu'1‘:=, liuickerbocker. &c-
Subscriptions received by C.
Also, Plated Forks-7, Spoons, &c..-cheap for,
O. S. CLARK’S.
at G. R. CowLi:s’ oflice.
slyiii -
real Quaker '{).‘ai'ii's, ;.;i_;1 _:i;'n the sole agent.
A- DU1{(’ft‘;*§D= our stock before purclinsing.
M-.-rcantile, _
and Financial
Ne'.vspu_pei',
L
Publi;-;hed monthly by
' l‘:lC, OYv7E1\I LY» .
:1-10 Brondivriy, 3.
‘.l;'i':1<-:1 l.f)SlllJS(,'l'1l)L‘l‘>‘ at
533 C-7‘.'.\'A".">' A Y./3'/l..l:’;
Eicli uumiu.-r oi‘ the Comuicrcial Rcgistci‘
will (:l)'.1l'.'!.llI fl. c:u~~!u1ly prop-.ired and well di-
ge.s1.cil .‘slouctn.ry ;\1'1.l('.lI,‘,:1l‘f?ll:1l1l(}RI![10l't()l
the slate of 1.111) .‘.1-.u~kcl.s, a. correct Bank No 1.1-
List, and gf.‘l14,‘l'lll'.l_y all iuforni:i1.ionrelative to
C'om72zcrr£.«.:l /12...!’ 11-To/‘rim:/ilc /lfu/mas‘.
lllcrcli-.iut.< in town or coiiutry will find this
thc most u<(-ful :1;-1 wall as [he 4-/Ieapm-I News-
papei‘piibli:=hed. Special induct-mi-nts o11'ci-ed
l.o agents and 1.1io:<a- getting: up Clubs.
.\d1lr(-ss Yisscux-21:, ()-.vi:.\' ti: (‘.o..
3113 l‘.ro:ul\vuy. I-I. Y.
in ' l'|‘.‘$’-I b E ‘
-- €..n:..i.ii can e axed. g
1-3:, _
do A dull oppressive feeling in the lieaxlil
;,.,over the eye;-', lussitmlc and vertigo. "
great (ll>‘Cll:ll'_Lf0 of mucus from l10.°l1‘1l.’\“.w£
of Cl(?."ll'll1l11f!(l 11u'<l or of a vif.i:1l0<
chnmctcr, gxhuzii, yellow. and ofl'cnsivc."*1
(ll1nn(‘.H‘.'~‘, of vision. unusual noises in llic-if
Q) 011.1‘S.11‘i1p%1ll‘«,".l or totally dcs1.i'oyeil.=cu..<c
gg of's‘uic1l.irritation and soreness of 1.1110‘-ll»: ,3
and bronchia. bronchitis, and finally
ficonszumpliou. are among the sympfoius
and results of Caturi-ll‘? :1 disease for
which the most emim‘-nl. l’liysici:iuS 018,
this country and Europe say there is no
akuown remedy. The W1'lI..(?I'l1_:lS(lC1‘0lO'(l¢
&‘many years to the iiive_stigation of “HS
,._«1iscaso. and has bc.':z: dirz-cfed to :1 rem-
"'ed_v whit-.11 has proved a positive and cf-gs
fcclual cure in the worst and most ma-Es;
“-"1ign-out cases. ,3,
6'3 Coiisultalion pcrsouzilly or by letter.
gouty be had at 38.3 i'3roadv.'ay. N. Y. Q‘
Zmztv B. GOODALEJ1 D.
CUNFIl)EN’1‘lAL Ll~‘.’1“TER to Ma:-ried
A Women or, the voluntary con1ro‘.r:f 1110
maternal function, strictly 1I!0l‘(ll in iis tone.
By a l’1'ofe.s.<innal Gentleman who has made
the f’liy.~.io1'>gy of procreation his special
study the g1'cutr_-r portion of his life. Itclc=u'—
ly 1'§i3.6f;1'S021.ll0 philosophy of impregn-.ition,
and contains a siiinmary of all i-be mfg’1t‘8_F~-
sortcd 10.1.: prevent conception. pointing out
which are c.’1i..-lent and discussing their vir-
tu-.:.=. with recommomlations and (iii-ocfioiis
bow to e:=:;..-ily fr,-2' zlall conception. Sent un-
der .<cu1.b_v' msii free, for Si. {3o_ro.ii'.1i‘.I_c.'_,-
lion-' strictly pi irate. '
11OBEIi’l‘ J. R1.7S.‘i1.I\i.D..
313 Broadway. N. Y.
it
.y
3m3v
Pairbeinl-;’s Blatforrn 13;. Counter
S .3 & 3: E 33 .
FAIRBA.\’l{S .1: CO. have recently op-cucil
a spncloiis W‘.‘.1'::llOl1.‘30 at 18.‘! Broadway,
New York, where they offer at wholesale and
retail the most compln;-tc assoriiiicni of Weigh-
ing Apparatus to be found in the Uni lcd States.
Among the ai‘tl(‘lc.< offered will be found up-'
v_1a_.rds of seventy «1i_it'erent inodificalious of
1_«.._.i~.~ban1;.’s Seal :. Also a great variety of
l§z‘i};ers’_. .,‘r.-wcle: :=’. '1l'ri;ggis;fs?, G;o_c’_e‘_rs",' "and
Tes1.a.:i‘s, \Vci;;1;: .< and .\1casu_rcs_. etc.
liiiv mid Olin.
couut’ry b_v c.xpci‘icncer1workmen.
Wholesale .-\geu1:= for Brov.'u‘.< Improved
PatciitScl1‘—1ieatiu_; Rotary Flat Iron.
Orders by mail or otliei-wise will receive at-
tention. I-‘AIRBANICS & CO. .
if?) 1931 U1‘O,':‘.l‘.V11_‘7. New York.
Book Binding! Book Binding 1!
ATIIEB, your Magazines togc1.licr and
have figs,-m lmiiliil. Styles aml pric.-es to
suit the tiuics, at the Enci-:i..siou. BOOK Bixnnnv
Of A. H. CAMP.
No. 17 Main st.
Q-rear. Ef3{i.1.1C'l‘.l0ll _of ,,Prices1 11
ziard ‘E‘i.mesi Eaiiic
":3 E,-\_D on; List of Prices and see who sells
Lb the cizr-up <3‘...
BEST STONE CHINA
Tea and Dinner sols combined.including11:2
pieces. as enumerated. for only S.‘1.vi'/..:
I (102. Dinuz.-r l’1:ites. 1'.’ pieces.
1 doz. 12 do.
I (1-'_),"_‘», .12 (ll).
7-13°.’-E~ :3 sw-
ldo_.,.. - ' 3-} do.
1. (1.02. p f 2.1 do.
l'1‘ca l'oi.. n"‘§‘.f‘__"ill
Slop Bowl.‘ 1'; do.
2 Cake 1’latcs, 2 do. .
2 10 inch 1)innv.-r l’1-.il1(r.<, 2 do.
;-; _i.j._.fg_;~ ‘(,.o‘.'(-=.*c«l l)islir~.-_. -1 do.
1 Sauce 1:.-;.~.r. 3. 0.’)-
‘2 1’ick1c-s, 2 do.
113 pieces.
The above s=pl<.-ndid set for only $9; usual
price, t?>'i.‘L. ’
Tea Sets, -11 pieces, only $2525, usual price
’'?:..'”:0- Ton Sci;-‘. Glass Sugar £4247. usual
33 , . ._ V y __
price, :31’-.75; Cut Goblets, only 52.31:. usual
price $11.50; Cut \\'inc.s, $1.75. usiinl price
.5-3,50; (.'.i'.sfc-rs, $1.00, usual price :32 00; Cas-
tg-,~,~._, 3-.11, 1,-.9t‘.lc" ""’..‘Z'3, usual price S‘-1.00;
Cusfoifié _Pr_e;-:.=ed. 2. nsuni price :.’-i
Ail of our iii;-gnil
entlstoplr will lib sold at
ill?! some low i'utc.=.‘ as long as She "lim‘;‘l
tinici-;"' lust. I).-1 uni. fail to give usa, call and
test the truth of wlml. we say.
C. .1: ii K. LOCKWOOD 81'. C0.
Is‘:-may floods.
}:§ M. i,‘.'l-.',l1l,_'ii£‘”',‘ 5“-:i'f‘O., Imjnorfcrs and
_ . 9 Wlir-lcF:‘.;0 1;‘, 37.13-_'1' ' '
. ~‘i‘c:i'.-11
iuid1.}ci'm-an Fuiicy Gci.~ds, 330.5.
3-;
I.n_. 2;?
and Church .\1l'L‘l’l_. New iork.
CtIII1]).9——B1lllltl0, Rubber and Horn Buck
Combs, in great. variety; 'l‘r:i:~'t. UFC'~“SlH.‘.’..
audlvnry Combs. I:‘u.'luu.y——1v'1:-11:‘!-000-“ll‘:
I.-‘.".'..!ing..1'0uair.’l‘wist. Bone. .‘.lc.-tul. Silk,
'","lf.i'L=;,‘.r , 3,.g:;ic, sir. (3,:-:zr.,;',:;.~--llo.i:'. T001-ll,
Nail. cic. Linen 'l'l12‘O'.HZl. Spool C:>1:’o:i'.
dies, Pins. {looks and Eyes, ilair Pins. Elas-
tic.-_. 1\'1uilcbon:-. Linen and Cotton 'l‘apes_,
Linen and Cotton Bobbing. Scissors. Thim-
1_u1o.s-, and :1 great \'.iri.r~ty of Fancy Goods and
p‘:_m.a,ct.c.,:\ll c1ie:xpl'orCusli; ly‘26
diorn ghellers,
OVE_lY"S double and siiiglc balance wlicel
Corn S.1,-o1_lc,rs.l'or sale by
\'~.".'si. G. E‘-:'1‘l'.l3I7.'l‘.
,_. ._.__....._ ._
.-\BLAND'S NC\\' B001?-"
.l MOSS-r_}ll)1-I ; by .\f.iuiox llAB1..\.\'l)_.
Author of “ llid-.1::ii I’-.1111," "Alone." at
c.\ui>'s.
fiffieinczri, Elagster,
Eh1E.\"1‘.C~.‘.1ciue:1lllastei-and .11-.ir1‘;li-Diist,
by tlicBus1icl, Bar:-cl or l.or..1 : inr snic-
by CH AS. '1‘. L li.'(ll‘u'.~\ R D.
éiledg-es and Hammers.
1’l‘O.\'E and l31ncksnii1h's Slcdges and ham-
'1 .<:i-.:cs_.jiist received by
' W35. C. STRIZET.
NOTIII-Ill L-..\l.cl'1'i;:iL Bcaiilifiil Cord fm
l..a.<l.ic:: SE.i'.'fs, Just RCCf?l\‘0ll at
f). S. CLARB’S.
i‘.j.s§ j-..z
v'.).»\BSl3 (L:‘r:-.y)_B.ock Salt. for sale in any
qimht§.‘.y. by llUBl‘»1‘}Ll. .1: CO.
i EEBTE !
q1.‘m:i-sc:§.lc:-'. S,:riiig B:ilaiiccs,PatciifBgzams, ,"
éleailcs set in any part of the -
Vcscy street, (up stairs.) bciuccu l5i'o;.dwuy V
1'.--.--n 4.2.1 I 1.. ,1
l\
-——1_\'iiir;i:<'i‘i-iv.
.- -.~.u':xl.'1"!. _\' 11>
.*_,
liiwli ll" «
:1 —- Di.u‘.v::.'ei-:\ -— R¥{I..\f~Z.
.- 2' - -.~.-Ii.::r'(.":ia':i,,-n.
_ tilril ‘lli ll1n')|1'.1-‘fl-'3‘ ;m:| I
f..- 11.4! 3'I]P‘llh'1Il‘ l l..1.‘:«p~-.o-r
l1}u>‘1 lii-- in’.-1' 11:11‘.--~'!1ii-iii
’l «----s fur H!--us
"zit l.‘!",l-1-.>l rlzniu
‘Hi i-...- :11. us: uf ‘ts-nu-ui an-I
'1‘I1.1..‘?, m1;.=n 1;: vba
llw ii':IIi1':1l .s'cc1'i--
.,, . ._. ,,
.'‘'“ ‘',l' ‘ “ 1’ '”‘ "" . :iu.l ::l‘|l \‘-.‘i'_\' if
-'-‘ln:-.. 1‘-1‘l.":|11r;' ll \- 1 “.,,,.m‘. rl~|,,_‘. .".e
. in». la .,.. 1- :. pln_..~i- \\-- 11.1.-.-liml 1 1'.-comm.-ml li:...1h.-r
'|1l|_'u !'lil“l1l‘.. -
CO.‘S.%'fIJ‘.\'l‘I0\'
r I in cui-e of
'l1.i is L
1'--xii-.11 flu-'1u
' 1xu\'3-
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If your I’:L':.~‘ ;.
0!
-- ii\'x'i", l-L
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Prov: DI. E24-l.‘i'el 11:11], I".iIruI': ’.i'a.
"' You wt.-ze i'i;_'h1. 1).‘-Iztnr. in .=.'i_\'iii;; that ;.'«.ur 1‘zu_.: ,,-,,—_f,,
-r’.-- 'l‘bc.Vdut1i:it. 1 have uscd 11:.-nu of lute ’
ti '..
lf'Y.
. and ciur_v off the inuuu-§yg..g
, r‘.',._:ou.ic-rin-xi di ‘ -‘
9.-tiun, iznd lI1.1~‘. ‘
y-'.u prepare are :1 national benefit. and
.n.n tics:-1-in gr c (lit for iii;-iii." ' '
:-‘nu 11s-.i- u.-iii-:—— ‘iicx }I'r'..u‘-.\r~ui:—1-‘arr. Srpu,
utn~l‘aI.v.s~1=::m-~: i"‘:l”i.k.‘I:fl::.1'f.\-%.E'.1i11.hLE§f'§
_._J,‘l1$"_.‘§,{.‘ " '3 . I‘.-I’.
from D.-. /'-."«.’zI'I1r‘/i’ /.’o;;:l, B
- ' I‘
: 1 «:::uu..r m ‘
'1
I .l~»."i -I ]):(:'g:’(1'r8 *'
:-.n -'11‘-«--um: -:iilx:u.i
:il.,.= u.;;i_ . ,,,
:‘ is in market L-nniziiiz, .\:'i-r."ur_\'. \\‘l|1i'.ll,
1.1:-vu-;li ti Y:1ll11'.li‘.v' 1‘l‘lllI‘ll)' in s1-zilful lmiui.-i. i: .lun;:s-mu.-9
r: .1 puliliv.‘ pill. fmiii ilie -.‘.re:u.lt'ul coma-zgiii-ii:-cs that fre-
.uci.ll_\' fullmv its lie-'-:uiiri«'-iis use.
y or iuinx-rul siilstziiicc \‘.‘l11liC\'l.‘l'.
Ayers Cherry Pectoral
11:1,: Ling.-; be.-u Blilllllffifiilfml ‘izv . 3. a,—._,1
1.‘:-"\' 1-lil:I'c 01' it :1‘ '
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ed on :1.
1: 1
1.‘ .. .
§ur,~.=t reu y the
all 11.1111,‘-'llil:'_\'il0u"
Asni.\:.i. CBDL‘-1’,
. 1'1.-.,V’1‘ CO.\'SL'.\ll*T1ON, and
A p i..~ul.= in arlruuu--.1 I-‘l:l_EE'S of
s tiu-so facts \\'l¢l(-r and better
g_'r:u1u:il1y l)"C(‘-1111‘ the best reli-
the log cabin of the Ainericziu
'- Tll1‘f.‘lIgl_yn|zI.
_n:1 imleefi all
..-i' nf cnn.=uinp1
/is vim-I nu-.1
-iciliciiic ‘
ll nlln: 1'
ii->51 i*\'i‘1’_’-' i‘. H N
Is llll’ host‘ ‘ (‘'9 cf‘ the‘ p t n."'r.(l
'u'i'_... lu iii:iu_v fu , 10111111” it‘ i§ n.\:‘f«"i:.~'ii't-1}‘ irsed by
r lll-'1Slll1f&‘llli.’,'L‘l2i [iliysic . If flit-Te ;.__t-.1,-p‘end-
but men of every .!lll)llCP1‘lll}' it lids iliipfi‘ “'5
cm: ll‘I“IilI1'.il'O‘ “,1-,1-ix 3.: ;e-_.; g;,e ' _ ,1,
.. . me in _ in u‘: if we can uepana
m t. .. .ur:iure of iuti-ll ,. Int physfcinn.=. \\l;1‘-Sc lusinesa
-' in lmuwz in short. 11' there is any reliance upon any
then Isl: lrrcfiimbly proven tlui: this medicine does
he class of (ll~'t'Z\5v'.‘S it is rlesiginul for. 1».-yniul any and
itlior l'L‘n1Qlll(‘.=. lmuxvii to miuikinzl. NOllll1)f_“ but its in-
" virtues. .'-.ud ilu-’ uniuisinlcuble lmi-.~f.t «‘Ul11}‘1‘1'C(l on
id umiiitnin the
, -J1‘ _ -i*:",~.i
. mi.‘."».~‘i'r:'.'
1‘-"’='!«‘s::-'.-;’;'==‘?e ii?’ -. .~:
i"l‘..-‘x(.‘l‘iC.\L A‘:-lil .-*.‘.-<‘.- . :
i;.~oVv'I-:LL, ix-IA.s2-.1.
A'.."[) .m1.o Iii‘
Bizi-mu & Sox Agents, Norwalk ; .\'. CCMSTOCK
.1’: So_\'_. do Wilton.
lizivejust received a new lot of Ti ,.
uiider the new turill‘ mics, and *,vil_l
,q-ivc better b-.irgains than ever. in all kinds
of Tin Roofs, Conductors, Water Leaders;
Gutters, &c.
C. In E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
I-'mP°1‘ted Greats...
F Choice B5-.in_<1s, always on hand at 111.9
Storcol‘ ‘- ‘ ““ “
KNAPP dc LYNES.
UR friends will please remember that we
niannl"r.;,1.iir:.- all '§iin,‘is of PZ:ii,i -,1;i';1i'.<",;}.-
cy Tin Ware. Having many sup».-ricr ‘work
men, we will receive any orders with plena-
urc, and execute them without delay.
C. d: E. K. LOCKWOOD .1’. CO.
Choice and Selected Teas.
l ' CI1E§'_l‘S >()_lfiG"l‘_:";4aIl11.Z1V(‘lI§l_-1_.€.‘.‘$i'17'e€l~2l:
E , CQ'11'cc and Teas. Wf11_"'1‘ffl1l:li_:(l 'to please
iiu pi-iccaud qualify ,t1i-ey ilc1‘ysiipe;'io,i'i__,
-
A. hloitizizorsgf
_..
I
f In 'lN'evt’r“Silks.
I T1118 day received, a large assortment of
‘ 1)ress Silks. black and colored, some new
91.-d beautiful sly1es,aml some great ban-gaius._
o. .1. GRU.‘-1A1_1.
K . ta -. I. -:4, .
. I-IIME Country Geese Feathers, Tubs,
_ Waslibourds,and all kinds of Wooden
; Wfirc; Table. Butchers, Pocket, and all kind
101 Knives; Brit1.unia and Silver Plated
Wares, Summer Ranges Oven Fronts, lron
He-.ite.rs. .1:e., at Lockwood’s Fui-iiishing Store
Nor-wall: News Depot,
5.71.1 VING A.-YD HAIR D1£ES.s'I.\'G s.u.0oN.
' HE Suhsclilicr still continues at his old
Stand. the general Newspaper and Peri-
odical bu;-:iness. All the New York Dailies de-
livercd 10 subscribers on the arrival of the
‘cu;-.~j., and hiegasines and Periodicals supplied
at t1ie"low'i:st’inarlic't ‘pi‘ic'es'. ‘ Shaving hull
_ilai_i' Dre:-sing coutingied "iii-"1i‘e1-et_v.y‘f'o,r{_-; ' "
Also Agent for No;-w;,1k‘of' A';lj.1;p"s' «,1; Gala
Express Co. Gironsr. W. Ji:,\‘.\'i.\'(:e,
Norwalk, Sept. Isl, 18.37. ti‘
Eoops 1 Hoops 1 1 Hoops 1 1 !
A ’I‘ CLA1:1{’S may be l'oiind all the styles
..L.§‘.. in r;:n'.'l;.-.*.. Brass, Whnlcboue, Bi.-oils,
Sfi?Cl'S_1)§‘I|1_il'.§l§. ' ‘ ’ ' -
‘S’.
<-Z—j%‘
A Fine Clock that Strilzes, for $1.60.
ND it l:ii'gc uss=oI'li1icut of all the best
styles in market. 0. S. CLARK.
Tliei‘iac_i;iete;s,,
NEW siipplyjipst 1'I.‘_Ql:l‘_1'(?fl by ,
A ‘ ’ l‘.1'-‘Ml’-1’ LINES-
Salt. Salt 1
500 Bushc-1.: OLD Gmcv Sr. KITTS Sim,
for sale at the lowest market price, by
fOODEN Ware .1 nd .11ats.Shc-etlmnilnxigl
Lead Pipe, :11 F. H. NASH53.
SouthNorwalit:
G.’ -'~_’.. ll/(‘I_vil'S(111(l i1i11's Lime.
I the .li.'\“icl. 13.". _; or Loud,
dclivcrodifdi-sir-e.1.:ii ...-new [)1'll.'.:S:L1§c£il1b(’.'
had from the hi in‘;-‘ . bv
1
Ull.-\S . '1‘. I.EON.5.RD.
.\l..‘~l -xi" :-. 'i‘1miis:m<l l*'lc'.\':-r.=. _ _
3 llulm of K 'l‘lmi1.~’uud l"iu\r«-r.<. 11"!‘-.“77‘l‘:' ."
p;;\!_\y1' .1'1.1-.\lub.
."t;"’él.=‘ew fitooiis.
1,‘, 0-;._q ¢.;.'..._1.,-;,.,:1...;-oz‘.-ilonennclIlidden
L‘ ,.n,.,_ p,., 5,’, [,,.,,.,-,.,.~_ by 1-‘arny 1-‘crn.
1=},,.1,,g-' Y, 1';-My Gill‘-ll‘.\\lfl1:111(:\\':llll1 ac
cm:-.1c iildp.
Paper «bill.-‘.1;:x\\‘
ilol1.<f'iii'niI::ic. how 10
~ -' ' -‘ 1: ’
°°‘“‘‘ ’ ICNAPP,
them.
it.
Pripci
J ust. rc-
in 111 u kc
igiuhc
Eiscl-tool
_ (;n,‘.,'P1.1."i'i-I ‘.1S.~‘l'I1'l.l11C11f. of School Books
1', in-pt ccxi:-laiiily on hunzi 1,3,»
I{1‘.’Al’l’ & LYNES.
1; OSIEBY. llosicry, 1-lesirry. Ladies will
find it to t1ici1':ulvaiitngc to call and sci-
0. S. CLARK.
HUBBELL .9. Co.
iflbd. 11iiddlehi'cok‘s A1niguiaes.;§5§
W/ IDDLEBROOICS ALMANACS for 1858.
J. for sale by the gross. dozen. or .-ingle
0110. 5115 A. 11. CA.11P‘S
Boo]: Emporiizm, /Wain st.
711111-I .\'11.1.\1.S .-\.\'l) Ql711‘1{SA.\'DS OF Y(:l.'.'Ill. Just
.l’11lolI.\‘l1l'(l. llav.‘ 3.11 1~;<1iti:»ii. On >‘pci-ziiutorrlirii or
~'emm:i1 liisu.-nse.~:.—i\ sciciiliiic '3 rcntisc on the trout:
am-nl and purl":-ct cure bf Ni-rvn‘us Ileliility.‘ Si'minul
l\'(‘:1l-Zlll‘.\‘~‘, lfivnliiiitixry 1-Iini.<.~'iori.s, ll11p(il('l1f‘?. 1%., re’-
,-ultimr from viciuiis l1:il|1l.\‘:1L'qlIll‘l‘Il during‘ the criticiil
p:u.-.-age fruni Youth to .\l:mlioo-.1 Il_\' l'R'. L‘1“i.\ i:i:\\"E_i.1,
\|I‘Inbcr of tlic P.o_vnl Cul1cgc,'\f .\‘u;~gv.»pps pi‘ _I-fiiglaglfl,
. 35:7). l-l(‘(‘11Ilt1l9 ul ibc Hall (1824), and 30 yours Rosi-
la-nf. 1’ructiticucr in London; Author of the " Guide 10
'lc:ilt1I." " Green llnnk,” “lloiv1n1icI*1u}-113'," “M8-
.xmir.< of.\‘ing_:lc and .\l111‘l‘l€ll l.ifc-.“ kc. .
.'l‘hi.~: .~‘m::ll, but liig-‘lily \':iln:x1_»le 'l‘ro:i1is(-.‘\\‘I'Itt(>-n by 11
.\'o. ld 1'('lil|\\'1lQAl |'hysici:in and .‘-111‘g'l'l|lI.. points out the
m1_\' sure aiul 1)C‘l‘1117111l‘l1i. cure 1iIi‘:ill_ «list-uses l'.(.‘Fll1lllAg
.1-om .<clt'9.biisc. :11]-l is this only pi:blir:itiou of its kind,
,,.,.,,¢,.,, in _., ])pup\'(\lK‘l]I spirit and by 1!. scientific mini.
'-' .1mul.1 he in the l1.'x1‘.<i.\‘ uf all who value their life and
m::ltl| niid li:ippin\‘.~'.s l1(‘l‘0 niul lu-l‘l'=Il1l‘i‘. . ‘
1’:-if-1-, 123 cents, or 4 shun;-.-. at the receipt of which
‘i. will be sent, 110241’ free, and well .~‘e'c‘urc_d, by*~’I‘m,_=(_‘H;
'Il.l.\'l‘I, .\'o. -120, 131 .\\'ciiu(', box 4531:, App’ York.
¢}__—j—4-———‘
V Es_'l‘ India Molasses, something very
nzc-9 M1-IEK$R & Ol..\lST.1cIAD.
'1 he.-2.‘ contain no f!l’c|’I‘|':' -
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