" dle'of the day.
»der the feet of cows in "such weather.
if
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vw-as-vvsnrvvvs.-vvvs
Fnnnnas sf ll-IEGHANICSL
Profits of Fruit Culture.
.7"';"‘"'*i'I i)o.\‘*'r~know,’"’ said a friend of mine, 5 "
"f:ifih§t:I‘shDuld have done this winter,‘
hid it not been for my orchard. My liu-E
bilitiesiwere more than my crops, though
good, could meet, on account of the low
prices" paid for "all kinds of grain. Not-
withstanding the ;scarcity of money, peo-
ple must have apples ; and I readily ob-
tained 75-cents per bushel at the orchard,
$1‘ 00 and in some instances $1 25 per
bushel in the market, for superior quali-
ties ; consequently I have met all my lia-
bilities, aud my "credit is still uusnllied.”
This man’s experience has been that of
all others, who, like him, possessa well-
cultivated‘ orchard of good fruit. In
many instances, farmers have made more
money’ from an orchard of three or four
acres‘ than a.ll their farm beside. ’
That fruit culture is profitable, and
that "it adds materially to the luxuries of
the table,.ha.s become pretty -well estab-
lished. ‘This fact is proved by passing
through our country and noticing the vig-
orous young . orchards on -almost ‘every
homestead, even on newly cleared farms,
wherc,Cif properly planted andattended
to, the virgin soil of the forest will cause
a rapid growth, so that by the time the
stumps of the primitive “ giants” are de-
cayed, their places are occupied with ,9.
bloo"miug"and..profitable "forest of fruit
trees. : - -
It is not the apple only that should eu-
gage our attention ; for‘ there are many
kinds of fruit equally hardy, if we select"
the varieties adapted to our climate.-
Pears do -‘well, and command a high price.
Plums; of late, have not done well ;'the
combined effects of the curcnlio and ex-
treme frost have‘ injured the crop. Peach-
es did well last year, and enormous quan-
._ titles were sold in our markets at $2 per
basket.
Cherries, of the improved Eng-
lishsorts, die out after afew years’ nurs-
ing ;’ but, when budded on the common
Kentish stock, they do well, as the
growth is much ‘slower and they blossom
later. ..‘l‘~he common red is a sure bearer,
and sells ‘at $2 per bushel. We are quite
safe,’ at all . times,in cultivating the small
fruits, they "not only hear well, but ‘sell
=wcll-.. .=Raspberries and strawberries sold,
lo.st,year,"at 25 to 30 cents per quart,
black and white currants, at 12!, to 15 ;
-and goeseberries, at 25 cents per quart.
It'"'is pleasing to see the increasing in-
terest among our farmers for fruit cul-
ture‘; and Irhope thepday is not distant
when frvit will be as indispensable, an ar-
ticle of food, as p'otat"ocs. "
‘ Cor. Gerncsee Farmer.
.9-0-o—-2———.
_!'Notibns” on Poddering Stock.
MY part of» the “ chores,” this winter,
is to do the '“ out-door'foddering”——to at-,
tend to the wants of the sheep and cows
kept in "the" ‘barn-yard. I "have forty.
sheep -'and'_ thirty. lambs, five cows and
two, yearling heifers, to care for, and, I
tell you, it takes some “calculation” as
well‘ as attention to keep them all ,comfe7zt"-
ed. 2 I: say contented, for I hold content-
ment to be the “ millenial state” of all do-
’ mestic "animals. Contented they will be,
if they have food ‘when hungry, drink
when-dry, quiet when disposed to be med-
itative, a‘wa.rm shed and goodbed to re-
tire to at pleasure. ‘I don’t say I always
succeed" in‘ attaining this .“ acme of com-
fort,” but it is what I “aim at.”
The -sheep have a- shed and yard’ by
_themselves ; the lambs ditto. The cows
also have sheds, and the remainder of the
yard. I think it would be a good plan
_to give the yearlings-—.“ Cherry” and
“ Beulah 2d”—-a yard and shed by them-
selves, so that they need never stand in
a.we."of their maternal parents, who punish
all impertinence severely. My watering
place is a pond about five rods outside
‘tihe yard, and is kept opeh through the
ay; _
N o"w-a-days, I am feeding corn stalks,
oat -straw and chaff, and bean straw.—-
After "daylight, I give my cattle a. feed-
ing ‘of corn stalks, and sometimes let out
the -sheep to partake of the same. I give
the lambs a feeding of bean straw at this
time. I say, “ sometimes let out the
sheep‘.”- Not ' unless the yard isfrozeu
dry, do I do this ; and on the state of
thefyard, als0,_depe"nds the amount "of
stalks given out at once. If wet, I only
give half as much, and feed again the
middle of the forenoon. About this time,
I give the sheep a quantity of oat chaff
in their feeding boxes, and shut them in-
to their yard. I now let out the lambs,
to allow them to" get water, and feed
from the straw stacks, through the mid-_,
At noon, I feed “all around,” with out
straw.. A The middle of the afternoon, slop
the milch._cows, shut the lftmbs into their
yard, and open that of the sheep. giving,
ll‘ previous foddering is eaten pretty clean,
a promiseof earlyfoddering before snu-
CIOWD. . Then the lambs have oat chaff,
the sheep bean straw, and the cows corn-
stalks once more. If the weather is wet,
and the stock seem to have "poor appe-
tites, I give‘ at night a foddering of good
hay; or, if more convenient, do so at
noon.
Now let m"e tell my troubles ; perhaps
some of your correspondents can give me
a. remedy. Therie will come snowing and
thawing days, when everything is wet,
and barn-yards and sheds g"encr-ally mud-
dy, however well they may be littered.—--
I never had a rack or feeding-box which
would keep corn—stalks from getting un-
I
never had stock that would eat their fod-
der as clean on such days "as in cold
weatlfcr ; so I then givtrthem a little of
my best hay, once a day, ‘a few corn-
stnlks, and let them fill up"at the straw
stacks, if more is wanted. My sheep
have racks, -under sheds ; so I get along
rather better with tliem,
' . Geucsee Farmer.
¢< '
PIG BaErnr:vc..—An -experienced Eng-
lish . breeder" says : “ In breeding, the
sow should be larger tlnxn the male, and
the male themore perfect of the two, as
the sow will generally breed to the boar ;
that is, the good or bad points of the
mule will preponderate more in the young.
ones than those of the sow.- -_Jk1"l"(l‘I"l_l.'-IVE’
found that the bear the -, sow may. have
had pigs to, the litter before, has algreat.
deal ‘to do with the following litter. I
once put a black sow to a white boar,
nndhad some black and white pigs ; I
thenput. her to a black boar, and still
had .s"ou"1e,blac'k and white ;,and,‘I had.to
wait for three litters before getting-'r,id of
the white. I once purchased a’ large-b red
Yorkshire -_ boar, and more than 90 per
cent. of his stock died from inflamation
of the lungs, or were more or less. affec-
ted.
of the boar died from the same complaint.
All this convinced "me how pa_rticula.r one
should be in using pure‘ and sound male
animals.” ‘ -
£@‘The New England Courant——-Ben-
jamin Franl;lin’s newspaper—-in 1726,
contained the ‘following advertisement :
‘.‘~Ju,st pztblis/zed, and sold by tile printer
itereof—-*.l.* -Hooped———Petticoats Ar-
raigned and Condemned by the: Light
gt(‘1”Nature and Law of God. Price
1 afterwards learncdthat the sire,"
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Danbury & Norwalk .' ailroad.
WINTER ARR.-INGELMENT.
Co:.nn9.\'crNo December 21, 1857.
Trainsrundaily,(Sunday
lows :
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWIAI K
is: Passevzger at 6.10 A. M.—Arriving at
South Nor-walk at 7.25 A. M . and connecting
with the 6.15 A. M. train f'rom New Haven.
2a! Passenger and Freight, at 3.10 P. M.-—
Stopping at all stations, and arriving at
South Norwalk at 4.50 r. M., connecting with
the 4.10 1’. M. train f‘rom New Haven.
SOZTTH NORWALK TO BANBUR5?
lsf Passenger and Freight at 9.20 A. M.-
Receiving-. passengers f'rom the 7.20 A. M.
Train from New York, Stopping at all sta-
tious,and_ arriving at Dunbnry at 11.00 A. M.
2:! Passenger at 5.25 P. M .——Receiving
Passengers fromthe 3.10 1’. M. Accommodation
Train: from New York, stopping at all Sta-
tions, and arriving at Danbury at 6.35 P. M.
Stages from Ridge-field Centre run to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 6.10
A. M. and the 3.10 P.M. trains,a.nd returnon
the arrivalat theRidgelicldStationof'the9.20
A. M. and 5.25 P. .11. trains.
HARVEY S.\.‘lITH,Sup’l-.
Danbury, Dec. 21,1857.
sexccpted,) asfol-
%
N‘. 1!. &_1li'. I-I. Railroad.
IS57. WINTER ARRANGEMENT, 1357
Con_tmcncz"ng Decmzbcr 21, 1857.
Trains to New York.
From ,N‘ew Have.-2 .
CCOMl\IODATlON.—At 6.15, and 9.45,
A. .u., and 4.10 P. M.
The 6.15 A. u.and.4.10 r. M. trains receive
passengersfrouithe Danbury Railroad at Nor-
walk.
'1‘he9.45 11.M.trainreceivcspassengcrs from
the Hartford, Springfield, New London and
Canal Railroads at New Haven, and from
the Naugatuck Railroad at Bridgeport.
Ext-1:sss—At‘?..10 P.M. (in connection with
Ea-press Train from Boston,) receiving pas-
sengers from the C anal R ail r 0 ad
at New Haven ; from the llousutonic
Railroad at Bridgeport, stopping at Bridge-
'port,Norwalk and Stamford. "At9.00 P. M.
stoppingat Bridgeport,Norwall'r andstnmford
Special train leaves Norwalk-at 6.00s. 21.,
for New York._ _
_ Hoztsalanic" Railroad.
Passengers for Housatonic Railroad will
_ta_ke the 9.45 a. m., train for Bridgeport.
"Darzbury and .N‘orwalk Railroad.
Passengers for the Danbury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the 6.15 a.m,, and 4.10 pm.
trains to Norwalk.
Trainsfrom ./Vorwallc to --’V'ew York.-_-At
6.00, 7.30, and 11.63 A.M.; 3.15 (ex) 5.25 and
10.05 (ex.) 1’. M. "
Trains from New York‘
For JV'ew Haven. A
A~cconr.——At 7.20 A..\[., 12.45, 3 45 and 4 .20 ran
Exrlu-zss TnAI.\'s——At 8.00 A. M. and 3.10.1’. M.
for Boston, via. New Haven.,Hartford,Spring-
field and Worcester; the 8 00.1. M. stopping at
Stamford and Bridgeport; the 3.10 P. M. at
New Rochelle, Port Chester, Stamford,Nor-
walk, Bridgeport and Milford.
The 8 00A. n.trainconpectswithllousatonic,
Naugatuck, Canal and New London Railroads
The 3.10 P.M. train connects with Naugutuck
Railroad. v
The. 12.45 r. M. train connects with Canal
Railroad.
P. M. trainsconnect with Danbury &Norwalk
Railroad at Norwalk. »
Trainsfrdni J\"orwallc to"JV‘cw Haveu—At
9.15 .1. 31., at 2.38, 4.57 (ex) and 6.1-I P. M.
Seelarge bil1ol‘advcrti,sement at the Sta-
tion Houses and Hotels.
Supt-‘s Office, 4th Ave. and 27th SL, N. Y.
Ass’t Supt’s Office. Station House, New
Haven. JAMES H. LIOYT, Sup’i.
FOR BOSTON‘.
VIVHE regular Mail Line via Stonington, for.
Boston and Pr0vidence—Inland route
without delay, change ofca"rs or baggage,
The steamers PLYMOUTH 1lOCK,Cnpt. J ocl
Stone, and C. VANDERBILT, Capt. W. H.
Frazer, "lnconnection with the Ston ngton and
Providence, and Boston and Providence Rail-
roads, leaving New York daily, Sundays ex-
cepted, from Pier No. 2 North River, first
wharf above Battery place, at 6 o’clock, p m.,
a.nd,Stouiug‘ton at 8.30 p.m., or en 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-
uington, Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday.
, The PLYMOUTH ROCK from N.'Y.','l‘ucs-
dey_,’I‘hursday and Saturday From St'3l1l1]g-
ton‘, Monday, Wednesday, and Friday.
Passengers proceed from Stonington per
Railroad to Providence and Boston, in the
Express Mail Train,reaching said place seve-
ral hours in advance of these 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 Stoniugton in the 7.15 a.
m. train, connecting at Providence with the
11 a. in. train for Boston.
, A Baggage Master accompanicsthcstcnmcr
and train through each way.
For passage, bert_hs,.stntc-rooms or freight
apply on board the steamer. or at_the freight
office. Pier No". 2 North River. or at the of-
fice No. 10.Batterv-place.’ ' " - "
Picture---Notice !—
AIIvIBBO'.l.'Y_PEl S,
AKEN in a style which fordurnbilily and
execution cannot be excelled. -
'Daguerrcan Rooms in the Danbury Depot, at
Norwalk Bridge, takes this method to _iulorm
the people of Norwalk and vicinity, that he
is prepared to take their pictures by the Asu-
brotypc process, w ich is universally acknowl-
edged to be far super-io1' to the Dagucrrec-
type, and equal to a Steel Engraving. All in
want ofn. superior likeness, are invited to call,
examine a_ndjudgc fjorthelnselvcs,
Glh2,A'1‘ REDUCTION IN PRICE! First
cl-as pictures taken by this.ne-w process from
50 cents upwards. The El1b‘!Cl‘ll.>£‘l‘ is confi-
dent he can satisf‘_s,~.,'1ll who will call and ex-
amine his spccimens,""of___'eis ability to take the
best and most perfect Likl-guesses.
. E. B.‘*'l‘HOI\IPS‘ON. "
N Augz. 18th, 1857.- - “
:35
_ For Sale‘ Cheap. ‘ , .
BOUT 20 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Georgetown, on the Danbury
and Norwnlk Railroad, and within 20 rods of
the Depot and Post Oflice. On the premises
are a good house andout-buildings,also,trces
of "different kinds. From 8 to 10 acres are
woodland. The location is a desirable one,
being easy c3f'_nccess, and in’ the immediate
vicinity of (:lllJ1"‘CllC‘.‘?,8cll0Ols,'antl manufac-
turing establithmeuts 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 G-AZ!-I'l"1‘E
Orsrcs, or of A. 1’.. Hunt, at the Freight office
in Da.nbury. .
Danbury, Oct. 1, 1857. ti" 40
. , .Window G-lass.
BOXES American ,Frenchand‘En3
— _ , glish window glass, assortc_d,l'_rom
5x8 t 0 26x32. for sale at manuf':1ctuI‘cr’s pri-
WM. CSTREET.
ATCHES and Jewelry neatly repaired
and warranted to give satisfaction.
Watches, Jewelry and Silver Ware sold‘ at
very low prices. Cull before purchasing.
0. S. CLARK
Skates. .
, MERICAN and German Skates, with or
without straps, for sale by
" WM. C. STl’tEl-.‘.’l‘.
ORCELAIN Kettles. Sauce Pans, French
Tin Wnrc, Brass Kcl-tics, "1<‘ry'I~'-.u-is, Bird
Cages, Mats, Brooms, Brusl:ei_e,, Pails, Churns;
Feather and Naimo Dusters and l.<‘e._ucy Goods
at Lockwoods Furnishing Warcroums.
orwalk.
\.
Crockery, China 81 Glass \!Vare.
NE of the [urges-"l,7'iL‘I.-est and I.'c-stselr3cl-
ed stocks of Crockery, Glass ii‘. China
Wares, to be found in Norwnlk, can now be
seen" at the store of the subscriber at South
Nor-walk, together with a genemlassortnicnt
of Groceries, £50., all 0l"\".'l1i(;ll will ll\'?-401d at
exceedingly low prices. G. W.S.\11,TH.
Munxsa cit 0r.usrmn’s.
DRIED Apples, Plums ,Pea.chcsand Cher-
ries,at
41;
The 7.20..t._u, Accominodatlomaud. 3.10 .
The subscriber having-taken the old Austen "
_ . Age of Improvements.
:OT :1. whit behind, but vastly superior to
any thing ever offered 111 this markct,1s
the fassortment which now comprises the ex-
tensive stock of Stoves, H‘-‘i\l*~‘1‘3: '5“-‘-: “I 1‘"- “-
Nash’s, South Norwulk. _ _
‘Let the Philosopher and Inventor come and
be astonished at the c.vtr:tordina_ry develop-
ments of science in this particular line of
business. and do better if they 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 l)e ,r_g;ratilie(l--not lessen-
ing, but administering to their comforts.
Let the poor come; for ’tis indeed a friend
that will guard the pockets, saving something
by which other enjoymcnts may be obtaim-<1.
Let whoever will come, and behold a. sieve
so wonderful that a whole barrel of flour has
been baked in it with a single firc,w1thout
replenishing, requiring eight batches to do rt;
a stove that has baked a batch of bread, with
no fire in ii, after heating the oven.
Come and see the extraordinary cold weather
icul inits use, with
Challenge I-Icatcr, econom _ _
to substantiate its
hundreds of references
marvellous working. ~
come and see a stove that consumes all tne
gas which arises from the coal, craving and
obtaining oxigen from the atmosphere, that it
may add to 'its already enormous heating
p0\\‘(‘l‘, and better please its happy master.
Come and see many useful articles, and find
those who are happy to show and explain,
with no charges savewhere purchases are
made, at . .
F. H; NAS’II’S, South .I\”orwa.ll.-.
Tomb Stones 6!.‘ liltonuments,
’ ATTHE '
Norivalk Marble Yard 1
./Vcar he Bridge, .:\”orwa1lr, Conn.
EPULCIIRAL Monumczxtss Grave Stone
ofcvery variety of pattt-rns,anc"l of the
most skilful workmanship. The 1)0S11'.SSOl‘l;-
ment of American and Foreign Marble,kcpl
constantly on hand. .
Personswishingto procureMonunlentsor
any kind of Marble Works, are lIl\'ll3('(l. to
callaml give a personal inspection of his
material and workmanship, as this will be
more satisfactory than topu1'cli:m of-agents
withou 1 an o_ppo1'tl11lii_\f of‘ testing tli c qual-
ity oft}... 31-tic]o contracted f'or.
ks:-a..'l‘he Lettering and Ornamental work
is executed by experienced V.'01l\'fl"(‘l'l.€1.l1d
can warrant it to give enti1'c-sot‘-Sfmitlon. —
' ‘ ' J.M.SM1Tl_l.
Norwaik Dye Works,
Foot of Jlfill _IIz'll', Norwallt, (Jun-71..
JOHN.l’ICl{ENS, practical Dyer and Ro-
finisher of Silk, Cotton. and Woolen goods
of every (lescription. begs leave to return his
sincere thanks to his friends and the public,
for the many favors bestowed on him since he
ccmme'uccd'business at Winnipauk, and he
would now inform them that he has ‘removed
as above, and fitted up :1. Dye .House_nnd Fin-
ishing Room in the most complete manner,
with all the latest improvements of the art of
Dyeing; and having given up coloring for
the Winnipauir Company, he will now be en-
abled to do his work in a manner that cannot
be surpassed by any ollzer establishment in
the Country.
Oflices for reception (zml rlelivery of Goods
At the DyeWorks, foot_ of Mill Hill. in the
rear of the old Bakery, and at his residence,
Main-st., Norivalk. Conn.
_ AGENTS.
Shepard’s Bakery, Norwalk.
G. H. Randle lb Brother, Winnipnuk.
Lyman Platt, Main-st., Dnnbnry_ ,
David C." Palmer. at Horace I.-ockwood’s. No.
1 Summer-st., Stamford.
David Selleck; West Norwalk.
G. B. Bristol, at D. -Chapman’s, Colm_an’s
block,-Pittsfield. "'
Orders sent by Adam’s Express or by wag-
oners, will receive prompt attention.
Norwalk, March 2, 1857. 10
1~.‘or Sale very Cheap,
ONE of the best built, most conveniently
arranged, pleasantly situated residences
in the Borough of Norwalk. The building is
of Brick, constructed of the very best materi-
als and in the most substantial manner. It is
in the immediate vicinity of the business por-
ticn of the Bridge, and is peculiarly well
adapterl-for a Physician or Merchant. as a por-
tion cfit may easily be converted into astore
or oflicc. Possession can i;-e given z'mmed2'ale-
13/ if desired and terms of payment nmrlc easy.
For further particulars enquire of the Editor
ofthe Gazette. . tf'36
OLD EAPERS,
UITABLE for wrapping paper, for sale
cheap at this ollicc. _ '
Br. 3.. a. ‘E/mght’s
SCROFULOUS AN’1'[D.UTE.
_S the most potent remedy ever yet discov-
crcd for the following diseases.
Consumption, Plcurisy, Bronchitis. Pain in
the Chest, Qninsy, Canker of the Mouth,
Constipation", Flucr Albus, and all other
Disascs of the Womb, '
' Nervous-
ucsss, Convul-~
sious, all Cutaneous
Diseaves, Dyspepsia, In-
flammnlion of the Eyes,Ery-
sipelns, Glect. Pimplcd Face.
. Spitting and Vomiting of Blood.
Piles. Whooping Cough, Dropsics, Hys-
tcrics, Jaundice, and all other Diseases oflhe
Liver.Impotency, Incontinence of Urine,
Influenza, Chills and Fever. Gravel
or Stone in the Bladder, Disca-
scs of the Kidneys, Lumba-
go and all forms of’.
‘ Iihcumatisni, Mo.-
rasnins a n 41
Summer
Colupl-hints, I’-.1lpiln.tion of the ile:u-t.'l"nmors
and Absccsscs, Anemia‘, or Deficiency of
Blood. Atropliy or we.‘-l.i.-lg of the
Body, Boil.-; and C-.‘irb"uncle.~:,
Dir-case of the Spleen, Diz-
aizicss, of the Itleud,
Shortness of the
llroalh,Fla1.n-lence, Sick llcuduclic. Di:-;colo-
ration of the Skiu,Ulcers and Sore:-5 g:2nci-nl-
ly, and all impurities of the systern v.=hutev-
er. -For -.:."ll"discascs of the Chest, Lungs and
Tlll‘OuI, it. lllfty be relied on as the must elli-
cncir.-ns medicine ever. used. For all diseases
of the Womb and female wcal~:ncsso~u it is a
S0’~'0l‘f3lgIl remerly. It may be r'é'Iieti on for
all diseases for which it is recommends-d. :‘
...,.__._
Now. ‘.Y.,nr.', Oct. 10th. 1854.
L. 1}. Wumur——Dem- Sir: I have for m-.‘tny
years been acquainted with the medicinal vir-
tues of your syrup, "' The Scrolulous Auti-
dotc.” have used ilmy.-.eli". C‘-mDl0.Y<?‘l “V i“
my f;u'ni[y, mg.-I frequolllly I'C(.'Oll’lll'l0l1(_l(.(.l ii: 11)
-my friends and acqu-tzinfnncc, when xmflcringz
i'rom an obstinate cough and other symptmns
of incessant or even decided and long con-
tinued pulmonary diseases. I have watched
‘its operation and cffecfs very closely, and
never knew it to act injuriously. In almost
ever-5' instance when I have used it, or seen if
Deployed, if._has worked charmingly and ben-
eficln"ll"y-—'ncvr-r failing to give some relief,
and generally doing decided g0Ud- 15 |-‘ls
moreover. pleasant to the taste. I cheerfully
recommend it fcr't.hc cases-it is designed to
benefit, bnlicvillg it really a very desirable
compound, and a. medicine 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, Providcncc.R.I.
For a proof this, road the testimonials an-
nexed to the Treatise on Tubercular Diseases,
whichmoy be lied gratis stony drug store
where the medicine is sold. Tlicsc i..‘.*,6.tin1oni-
als are from the most ‘rcspcctabur part of.
the cozninunity in my ncighborlxood, undmay
be consulted personally by any who desire so
to do. ’I‘b.c-ac cures are almost miraculous.-
"Try it, and you irfv’i.1l not be disappointed.
Sold, wliolesnlc nrui retail, at -.100 B1'nflCl-
way, New York. and at aii respectable drug-
gists tllrou'ghont the Union. '
N. B.-——Dr. }\’x'iglxt can be com=nll.ed f.;;.r-_c of
"charge, at 409 Broadway. from 2 lo :3 n’ciock,
P. M.. daily. . . '?.m30_
KNAPP ill: LYNES, 1i;._10l1l'-Sior Norwnlk.
Cameo Pins ! Cameo "Pins ,1. !
the Spring, may be found the largest and
to the Ladies‘. of this Tosru.
new and rich designs
APER DOLLS! PAPER FURNl'l’Ul1E!
. Something new for children ; v.cr_v Pl‘-‘£19-'
ins; and instructive.’ An endless variety at
I _ A. ll. CAtll’-‘S
.E_.vcelsior Book Emporium.
OW is the time to have your llinding
_L done, when it can be done cheap, at the
EXCELSIOR BOOK BIJVDERY.
nnnihilal.or:in‘tl1c form of S-.1nford's $1,000»
" T 'l.‘he Jewelry and Trimming Store, near .
richest assorlnicnt of those goods ever nfl‘er(~d _
Some entirely
Pure Potash in _.'l‘_in Cans. l
B. -1'. BARRETT,
68
AND 70 Wasliingtou-"st._’. N. ‘1'.. and 38_
India-st., Boston. The proprietor of
this POT./1 SH"has for many yum is seen the
necessity of having some rolinblc standard for
the strength of Potash. ’l‘luc:1dulter:_mon has
become so general, llmt’ it has, notwithstand-
ing its V,-,[u;;,1;le properties, gone nearly out
of use. The Proprietor has taken the respon-
sibilily of subscribing his name to over.y_puck-
acre. and warrants the strength to be uniform,
aiid when used always producing the same re-
sults. Potash many times is adnlternted 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 cusks, and
bccomin-ga livuid in many cases, and very
troublesome to the retailers. .
Now the proprietor fir.-it obtains pure Pot-
nshes, always being the same strength, and
producing the same results, and will warrant
it in all cases, if the directions are followed,
to produce double the effect in making soaps,
and all other purposes for which Potash is
used, with full directions for making the best
of Soft, Ilnrd, or Fancy Soaps. It is made
with little trouble, the lcy is all prcpared,in
live or ten minutes.
1 lb. Potash warranted ‘to cut
grease into good Soup.
12 lbs. will make one barr
soft soap. _
Directions for making Soft Soup.
Directions for making Hard Soap.
Directions for Laundries nul Hotels.
Directions for cleaning cotton waste that
has been used for cleaning machinery of all
kinds.
Directions for using this Potash in place of
5 lbs. of
or as beautiful
‘ Sal Soda.
Directions for stiekin g India-rubbcrsolcs on
Shoes. '
g. All the above directions accompany
the can. - ly20
B. '1'. 3abb1'l:t’s
BEST S./ILER./l TUS,
S prepared entirely difl'c-'.‘enl- from other
saleralns. ‘-All the deleterious-matter ex-
tructctl in such a manner as to produce Bread,
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without con-
taining it particle of Salcratus when the Broad
Biscuit, and all kinds of Cake, without C011-
taining a particle of S:tlcr:ttus win.-n the
l.’:l'1':l.(l or Cake is baked; thereby -producing
vvlioli-seine results. Every particle of Sale-
ratus is turned to Gases and passes through
the Bread or Biscuit while baking, cousc-
quenlly nothing remains but common Salt,
Water, and Flour. You will readily perceive
’ by the taste of this Salt-.rntu_s that it is entire-
ly different from other Saleralus. When you
purchase one paper you should lake the old
papcrwilli you, and be very . partieul-ur and
gct_ll1»’2‘ncxt exactly likc_l.hc first, uzmnc um!
picture, twisted I.onf-llread, with a glass ef-
fervescing water on the top, as you see in the
hill.) = - -
Full "directions l'or making Bread with Sour
-Milk and Cream Ta,n‘(1"r. and all kinds of
Pastry; also for ranking: Soda Wafer; nlsn,
directions for making Seidlitz l’.0i\'(lL‘:‘S, Will
accompany em.-in packagzr.
I5. '1‘. IZABBITT.
68 and 70 Washington-st._.N. Y.,und 38 India
sti cot. Boston. 1)’20
Trees
.r’I '1‘ THE S OUTII JVOR H'..2L.l't'
Zl'.\'l"|'.."TE.SE}.Ii3E‘
THE I’ropri,glorswisli to calllhe attention
of their c_nst.omers and the public to
their choice stock of Fruit and Ornamental
Trees, consisting of Apple, Pear, Plum,
Cherry, Peach, Apricot, Quiiitc, Strawb.e1'-
rics,Goo.<eber.ries, White Blackberries, and
black Naples Currants.
Norway Spruce, White Pine, Balsam Fir,
American Spruce, Arborilns, Weeping wil-
low, Horse Chestnut, Mountain Ash.
Also, the pure Red Antwci-p,whicll we war-
l‘1mt,an.d halal ourselves responsible for its
being the prune pllint.
G.E.O,. SEYMOUR alt CO .
1I.‘v’We wish to call particnlaral.tent.ion- to
our large stock, bcingthe largcstin th.eS._tatc
ofdwarI‘.Pears_, of :30 or 40 choice varieties.
Cheap Gash Grocery Store.
HE Subscribers would returntlzeil thanks
to the public for theirvery liberal patron
age for the last l'onr years, and they hope that
by strictniteut-ion lo f-hcwants of the commu-
nity, flllfl by fair and honorable dcaling,to
incl-itan.d1',c_ceivc a continuance ofihcir for-
moi custom, b.cli.c_=.'i_ng as lllf-_V do, thntlhey
can and do sell all go.odsinfhci1' line, at as
clzeapa rate and as good a quality cunbe
found atany other store in the’ c.o_nnty..——
They are now offering greatlssu-gainsin'1‘cns
Sugars. &c.,"nnd would invite nn examina-
tion of their large and fresh stock of Groce-
ries and Provisions. A. l\lOREF.(ll $12‘.
No. 4 Slriddy-‘s Block
Agricultural implements-
V ‘l-1E subscriber has now in stereo full sup-
_i_ ply of the best quality of Agricultural
Impl einents, wliich are .0il'cred at the lowesl
New York prices. Among‘sto,c_k are Horse.
Ox. Side-hill. and double mould b.oarrl,Plo§a's,
Castings for ‘same, Horse and Hand Rakes,
Grain Cradles, with or without Scythcs, Put-
ent and common Scythe Sll{‘.lllF_. Silver and
-Cast Steel Scythes, (a very super orarliclt-,)
lilies, Sc'y1hc Stones, Shovels, Spades, Hoes,
«kc. WM. C. STR
Norwaik,.Iuuc $0111. 1857.
.-I-'a3._‘M§.
Y the Barrel or slnallc,-nantiiywat
GEO. W, SMl’l‘H’S.
. ‘ South Norwalk.
3) R. ‘Y G O 0 D S .
An entire new stock of DRESS SILKS ;au
entire new stock of DE LAINES, Plaid Pop-
linsfllalentia Plaids. Plaid and Plain Meri-
nocs,Prints, and an cndles-rdvuriety of o_thcr
Coed:-:. "
s 11, A w L :
An entire new stock of Sliawl.-.
BRO.-\ DCLOTIIS:
An entire new sleek of ihe" best make _of
French Cloths. A Bargain."
LADIES’ CLOTIIS:
A la"r,¢_ve as-::-orlazent. Cheap.
Embroiderics, Hosiery and Gloves,
and an emlle:-as ‘i’{lll(?l_‘."' of floods, all of which
will besul-l at ex1,rcn:r-ly l3w.p"rlcc-S.
M-any L"-frcai..l}ax'g:.ins. C. J. Gil UMAN. ‘ *
AEBERE“ REERPEL.
nfiezzcplaant Tailor.
(Adjoining Store. of l£_u-app ti’. Lynes, Main st.)
.\'0nw.\ Lrt, C.'J‘N:«' . ,«
Ill-3.Pu"blic are respectfully invited to call
T and c.\'-.unine the large and varied assort-
ment of
READY _1‘VIA.[_)I1‘: CLOTHING,
Frcizcit Clotlis, Cassimcrcs am! l'7csl'L"'ngs,
Also, a general as:oz'LIneut of gcntlemcu’s
furnishing goods, consisting in part of Hats
and Caps, Uinbrellas, Shirts. Collars, Cra-
vats. Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, &c.
Cloths, Cassitueres and .Vt-stings by the
yard or pattern. and cut free of cli:tr,r.rc.
P-.rrticul.~.r attention paid to Child.'en’s Gar-
ments. ‘
» Gash at-it Premium.
Every thing else at a" "Discount."
Hnmroiaa soon '1',
Importer and Wholesale Dealer in
Q I I I
Cigars, Wines, -Branches, (hns.
&:"c.,l:,',o._1_'a' Jurnr-s Slip.
One door from Smith-v.-l._. New York.
Liqnors_ of the choicest br:1nlis,5‘J.='.l.l‘.2'.i}il.l.€‘d
to be pure, for medicinal, mechanical or sac-
ramental purposes contlpnally on hunt], and
fill orders through the mall. captains of sloopr,
or steanilmn I. John Hart, proirplly attended to.
In cor.sc"qIim1cc of the lllcl'f“.lSl‘-ll value of
money, "a". in;g_e. reduction will be made from
former pl‘ic(.'S.
nuzrmllmr 1n.ev-%nv£-1.§'~s-
Pressed and Gvmmon _1F,111,c_li:,.
Iiime, comes ,9§‘lc.1ng9d,-'_§-’l,a_5'
" ‘tor flair and Marble Dust.
11E Subscriluer having dissolvedhis con-
-nection with W. C. S'l‘l:l:i~:'r_. ESQ. in the
1111-‘éllicss, will continut it on his own ac-
connt,and will her.-p _n. good assortment of
the above named z_-.1-li,cl,rL-'coij.s_t9,nt.ly on hand,
which will be sold cheap l‘o}‘.Cn.:'-,h_.
15 CHAS. '1‘. 1,-l«;-1):; .$_.l'_-Jag.
Ovlllce removed to Sr:ilick‘.- 1’-nckc-L Ollice.
' Do you want a superb" Soft Fur Hut 7
Large discounts made on large quantities.
, Go to RANDLELS
ililudson River Institute and
Glaverack Academy. ‘
MALE AND FEMALE I|‘ACUL’l‘Y,
Rnv. Anorvzo FLACK, A‘. M. PllL\‘Cll"Al., Profcs.
sor of Mental and Moral Philosophy, and
Belles Le l l.l'(!S.
ODCCS.
lug.
T. S.‘ L.i.\m.rn'r, M. D., Anatomy, Physiology.
and Hygiene, with the “ Grand Model d’
M. M. Goonnxocun. A. l1l.,l‘rol'. of Nat. Sci-"
RICIIARI) ELLIS, A. M. Professor of Malllcxnutics
Civil Engineering and Greek.
R. C. F1..\ca A. M. Professor of‘ Latin,
Moxs. Ilo.\u-:1: J. Dancer, Prol'c.=sor of Modtern
Languages, and Vocal Music.
lll.-vrnms Bizxcn. A. n., Professor of Mathema-
tics, and Superintendent ofDa_v Sclmol,
D.\.\‘IlJL D. OWEN, Professor of Commercial
Department and Registrar,
W. F. DI-‘.llAAS, Drawing, Oil, and Paste! Paint-
Hommc.”
Mus. ELMA D. Owns, Preccplress.
Mrs. M. G. Goonnxoucn, Ornamental Depart-
ment.
Miss Axxrr: F. Burrs,Piand Music and Pri-
vate Lessons in Singing.
Mrs. E. A. ELLIS, Modern Languages and
Ornamental Department.
tuin I-louse.
LOC.\TlON.
Edsiu flail: C;\hlJ.tfii’Stlll£lllS."""
From the i\<lvertising—()—fli-—:I", 335 Broadway, N. Y._
._\..,..,._. .- .- \—.-.~-
Piano Fortes
ROM $25 to $500. N. 'l‘nur.s'rox dc Soxs.
wholesale and retail dealers in Piano
l~‘or1.es and Mclodeons, offer d. 1-.u-go as:-or:-_
mcnt of instrnnienls of the licsl. makers of
New York and Boston, at the very lowest 1"!‘
cos. Persons wishing it good instrument. can
select from 9. greater variely than at any
other est-:1 blishmcnt.
N. 'I‘un1:sro.\' &. Soxs.
554 l5l‘0alrl\Vfl_V, N. Y.
N. B.——Pianos and Mclmleons to rent. slylfz
Welling’s Gonnpound "Ernica
1'.I1"\TI.i."VIEI‘d’E'l 1
HF, Subscriber begs leave to call the al-
tcnlion of the public to th’:-ant.-\v and val-
uable preparnfiou of ARNICA, combined with
u
’l'his Institution is beautifully situated on the
Hudson River, three miles from the City of
Iludson, Columbia Co.. N. Y., commanding a
fine view of the Catskill Mountains and Moun-
It is accessible f'rom all points
by railroad, and within four hours ride of the
City of New York, ten of Boston, and one of
Aldany,tweuty-five cents. Students coming
to Clavernck.
PECULIAR ADVANTAGIB.
We can enjoy
by way of the Western Railroad. the II-.u-lem
or Housatonic. will stop at Chatham Four
Corners and take the Hudson and Boston lload
Ease of access, by which the advantages of‘
city and country location are most ifappiy
combined.
icnces of the city, and that quiet, health, and
all the C0llV0n'
morality of the country. In case of sickness
or an el‘.".el‘g(.‘llc
near at hand.
The buildings are entirely new and capaci-
ous. All the windows aréprotcctcd by Vene-
tian blinds. The roomsare large and furnish-
y of any knd the telegraph is
ed with ccpvcnient clothes presses, hair mat-
I
tresscs, bcdstends, fable &c., and are also
ventilated by Emcrscn’s improved vientila-
tor.-.
A Library, Reading Room,Philosphical
G RADUATLVG CUUR
for the confln_:-room.
EKPENS l-IS .
Apparatus, and flourshiug Literay Society are
attached to the Iiistitiztim).
ss, are.
A graduating course of study is‘prescribed for
both ladies and grutlcmen.
are nfl‘o-sdcd to young men desiring a thor-
ough preparation for college, as well as to
those Wishing *0 engage in active business
life, or the important work to _f.suchin1,~.. An
extensive course of commercial insl.ru,ctio_n is
laid down, which fits the student iinmediafciy
Ample facilities
Students will he required 10 ntcnd church on
the Sabbath. Parents and Guardians are so-
licited to pay lhirtyflhrce cents per form, to
apply as church sent rcn t.
tend the Reformed Dutch, the Episcopal. or
Methodist service. at their elelion. "
The Trustees ,l_1I,Lvc put a stove in each of the
Gentlemen’s rooms. ’
Students can "at-
Board and Tuition. in Common English.
5125? per Year or -12 Weeks. '
‘l’_I-Ill 'rl3P..\l OF 14 WEEKS.
Higher English. $3 00; lliglger English and
Latin and Greek, $4,00; Piano and Qrgjan,
with use of Instruments. each, $lr':,0.0 ; French
and German, each 56,00; Guitar, with use of
Instrument, 539,00; Oil Painting, $12,00 ; Pas-
Painting, $7,00 ; Grecian Oil Painting. Wax
Fruit and Flowers, Papier Macho, Ornanicnlal
L.cather work, Paper Flowers, and Ornament-
advance.
and Eoltl at reasonable pricesby the Registrar.
N0 deduction made f,'o_r lcavin g before the close
of the term, except in ca
illness. . ‘
pal.
6'!
15
H
(5
{S
H
55
6‘
Rev.
6:
Students t
uish their own lights, lamps, towels, brooms,
mirrors, basins cwers and pail.
Books and Stationery will he kept on hand
tel
"ake care of thci
ul N.ec.d-,le lVprk."cach $5.90; Vocal Music,"
33,00; Penmanship and Bookkeepiglg, each,
$‘-2,00; Chemistry. 31,50; Sl1rveving,nndEng-
ineering 84,00. Board duringvacation, 83,00
a week. ’ ' ‘
Every -bill ~made payable per term, in
r own rooms, fur-
.5538 .0f protracted
TERMS .~lI\'"D V.\CATlON.~‘.
The year is divided into three terms of four.-
teen weeks each. Terms open as follows:
September. 1811:, January 2d. April 15th.
For further information address the Princi-
. FREDERICK MEESICK,
Prcszdcnt ofllzc Board of Tru.vlers.
1-SFERENCES
ligcucer.
vocate.
__A. Abeci, D. D.,
. D. D. Demarest, lludson.
PETER HOFFMAN, Esq., Sr-creIar_r/.
Rev G. W. Bethune, D, D, Brooklyn.
=" ‘E. S. Porter, Editor cftlie Christian In-
Dr. Sl.l'lClilllI1(I,A.SSlSf. Edilor of ChrislianAd-
Rev.I. N. Wyckofl“, D. D.,Albany.
S. R. G_ra_v,Albany,
Messrs. Alger & Brother, 336
\\~ nshinglon St.. New York.
Levi Shell. Chuichtown. N..Y.
Geo. C. Baldwin, D. D., Troy,
4‘,-.. ll. Osborn, D. D., Yorkville.
L. 11 King. Suzzgertics, N. Y.
L. Brown. Mohawk.
W. H. Ferris.
‘Ne
W- York.
Ncrvarir.
Hon. P. S. Wynkoop. Hudson.
11. Rossman, ll. 1).. Brooklyn.
Mr, Peek. Poughkeepsic.
Rev. Mr. Wallace, Springfield.
Mr_. Tiffany. Clavcrack.
1h'css1's.hl.ellen,}3anks ti: Co.. 372 Broadway,
Prof. Wm. B. Si1vcr,New-'1'o_rk Free Academy.
John Newman. Union College.
Mr. Buck, Nexvburgli.
‘:.f51
ln ml t.og.'_ns in
VVOOSTER HOUSE,"
DANBUR-Y, CONN.
Con necti
WlLL‘.A.\l
V
BE Sribscriber, having purchased the
above named Hotel, is prepared to re-
ceive pcrrnuiieggt and transient boarders, and
to elitertain Travellers £.._:;,z_1 the Pu--vlic gener-
nlly.. -The Ilotcl is large. .ccr_z_27-,r..0.-",i.f1j-j-'.=, _:,1.:1c1
is fitted npwvith the convenicncics of modern
Hotels; it is abttntlnntly stfpplicrl with -pure
Spring Waler,aud is plea:-antl_v locat.cd,on
the Main Street, vcilhin avcry few rods of the
Railroad Depot.
D-anbury is one of the finest and larg(s_t in-
cut; lieall.liy.plcasant;
and is g.en.crnli_v l'_.'ll_{'(’_ll for its fine slinde
trees and bcautilhl scenery. , _
* cslahlislied a number nfgooci Boarding Schools
for Boys and Girls. ‘
’l‘hre.un«lersigncr.l will spare no pains to give
satisfhcrioli to his Gne.-its.‘ :1 ml solicits the pat-
ronnge of his Friends and life l-‘nblic.
rl»--~-
.--‘.A.»-
:-.re also
I’. S'!'EVlCNS.
prgswroam
Saddlery, harness a
E1!/.[ZPC)E.ZEZL'i'Zi/I 2 .
HE SJl.sc-riber keeps constantly on hand,
. and will make to order, all.nrticlesnppcr-
t;1inln_«_v to his line of business, of the best mn-
tsrigil and \vorkmanship,and at low prices.-
_[.;,.L.,.§, aesg,-gpglgu of .11e._rness constantly on
hand", or ntade to order; also *3. g_rc.at variety
m‘.
i"'‘.‘:'
Think
of Saddles. Bridles, M-wtingalcs, c!,2., qfl.-"~p.
Fly Nets Horse-cloths, Whips in endless vu-
ric‘v.’.l'runks of all sizes and descriptions,
Valises, Carpet Bags, Satchels. etc.. etc. Ile-
pnising done neatly and" ~p1-"omptly on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM S. JONES.
East side the Bridge,Wcstport. fit 61f
mastering iifi.-':-ii-‘i
OF nsupcrioi-qualify", atwliolcr-c,lcor relnil
by_ ClIAS.'l‘. LEONARD.
* School Books.
PARENTS, Tcaclxers. and Scholars are re.
sp,e,cl._l'ully invited lo_cr.ll and r-.\:nnin(- our
c:"u-efnii,v sel,ect_eil stock of School lloclas lus-
fnre purr.-ha.-‘i ng ,(‘iB('{.'-‘;_l,=‘;“,5,‘. _ _
K ll-‘APP S: l.3'»’.x*IZS.
F you wish to see u I'll:-‘ll, call at the .\l!.'ssl'.~‘.
Lockwoods’ Wart-romns' You [ll .~ ire
to meet all of your friends there. The ""1.-("ll
every day new styles ul" goods, comp. ..-ing
all that is usually kept in a New York House
F1'1‘i‘l!‘.ll=.llll1_L;‘ Store.
.@l..,'N‘_e_=3.,'~y ,5-tribal oi
COATH
the Y_ard of
G. ll. & .l. C. ll .t.\'nr.l-‘..
IUST l?CCUlYC(l.lll
P
,..._-._»-_
2 Silver Spoons.
[lf\3'E"l"l., I-i.’"a;-c of cj.'e;'y d-'.<_cripliurl war-
S ranted pure, and bcaulifnll_r 1-:z_::rn;',."«l.-—
s, &c.. cheap for
. CLARK’S.
Also, Plated Forks, Specs
I cash, at
- subScril;cr no: only l'(:CL'll.‘l':~' :""‘.’:-"ylr r.
. vin,«1.bul. also at two dull-.u' .\l:ig~.\/.il:c
certain Vegetable Extracts, as unsurpns.<u<l
for its Healing tr Curativc p-.opcrties, in all
those external complaint.-2 for which Lin-
ll'l1€'lli3${il‘( used, such as Culs, Bnuisrs, C‘/m._/"(.3
Gulls, Rlilzrnrrtisrzr, Gu1lI,.'"\”r'7‘1!t)l(s‘ am! In-
fimmnalory Pains, .z\”eura.'g[r:, H"em/(u:lu=
Pains in the Side, Baal.‘ or JoinI.v, In all
such cases it may be used with a certainty of
giving relief. It is good in fact in .nll Com-
plaints whcrean ext-ernul application is re-
quircd, for man or beast, and the snb.=:cribcr
can conscientiouslyrecommend it as: min of
the best Liuiments of the day. Price ‘25 r. uls
per bottle, S. G. WELLING, Sole l’ropi-iclor,
New Rochelle,N. Y. Bush, Gale ll: llohin-
son, Wholesale Agents, 186 Greenwich Sircct.
New Yovk. sly37
KXAP1’ & Lr.v1-:s, Agents for Norvvallr.
Dr. Gray’s Ifnrivalled
PAIN EX7.'RAC.-"1'O.R..
' {V011 Chronic or Inflammatory Rheumatism
Swelling, Pain, and Cramp in the Limbs
" Mfificlnp
..o.4..-.i.!s. ~
.— .
"fl"n'l;"l‘i §i.htr1‘lisrl11esis.
‘~‘ -».«-x.x
]~‘lr()[]]\’1S:;(:Eif::I&. (")\\;E,\' & (_'n.,l-'1-:lcl':Il .~\'l\:-l‘l' lug
iluu-‘r-, .-\pplcfnu’.»' lluilgling‘. 3413 -"\' 313" m’°i’d‘-''"
\
IVE L-‘..‘§.'iC.l"iZA?u REG-IST 1212.
I
llllfl l:‘i:l:\llti:ll
.\'a',-\\'.=pu[wl‘,
I.‘nbli.~hc:l rnmxilll;-g l._-3
\"lS'o"l."-lll‘.".lL, <)\'i'l-2\' ii’. Cf).
li~"lli llrozidwny, N. Y-
.\l~.xilr_-ul l:).~‘\ll)S(‘.1‘ll‘:bl'S at "
50 C.ENf1':s' .1 l’];'_/11.’,
E~.\ch number of the Cornnicrciul lit-gist.-i
willcoutain at carefully prepared and well di-
gesfecl Muncttlry Article, it rcliat-lc Report of
the state of the _\i:1l'l(«sls, n. (:(urrr,-(-.tIl111lli Noll.
List, and generally all in1'orrn:1tionrclnlive tr.
C-'n7mncr¢"£aZ (/'.‘!(h i‘...7crca-711.!"/c iUnttcrs.
hlerchnnls in town or connlry will find this
the niost u:<(-ful us \ve.ll.as_l-lie c/1r~npcstN«:\\':-
papcrpublishcd. Special lmlnc:-ments ofliwt.-(‘a
to agents and those getllmi np'Club_s.
Address Vlswm-:n, (}\\-’l-:\' ti: Co..
3-ll? Broadway, N. Y.
}I
Q Catarrh can be Cured. 5,
. . . . db’!
0 A dun oppressive .l!.!l‘lll‘lg in the hen 9,,
;,,,over the 1,-vs.-s, l.is:-tiludc and \'£‘l‘tlf_tl).§
great discli-.u'gc of mn(:n.- f'rom l'l0.\‘l.l'llE<.w‘
of clear limped firfifl or of a Vltlill-Oil:
chm-acfr_=r. green, yr-llow. curl offcnaivt.-. '1
9 gm-_.,_ impuirr-if or Lnially destroyed sex.-:-to -
,9 ofsmcll, irritation :1 ml soreness of'tl1ront.€,
.&““1 bl-,j]]c]}ifi., l‘»l'<'lil\Il1lllS, fllid lllllllly A
geonsnmption. are among the ._=_vmploms__.
p3:tm.l results of Cntnrrh. a disease for-'
which the most c-mini-nt Physicians of
this country and ]‘In1-op-:a say there is no
ufikuown rcnlc(l_Y. 'l“m:W2" r:riias«lev'o1cd‘3
many years to the illvc:-ligation of this
disease, and has been directed to a-rem-fa
or Sides. White Sxvcllings and Felons, l-‘rost-
ed Feet, Chilblains, Corns. Tie Doim'eau‘<,
Nervous and Sick Headache. Eur and Toolb-
achc, Erysipelas. Bites and Stings of Poison-
ous lnsccts, Flesh Wounds, Cuts, .Bl'lll.U.'G,
Scalds, sprains, Cronp, and Quinsy. -Sold
by Druggists and Store-keepers guru-r‘n.ll_'.‘. -
1‘IZlD‘.ll‘!.CIlll‘Cf.l at 486 Bx-cams-:2y.
» M. W. G ll.-\ Y. Proprietor.
All orders prompt y atmncled to. s1y:—:O
JcII.\' A. \Vl-zsn, Agent for ivorwalk.
_. ..--._ -.. ...__...__€%__
is O R ‘W A. L K
SADDLE, HARNESS 8; TRUNK
V E1\iE?§.'g°I3.IIJ3E.
M. B. SWAN would‘ return tl1a:n};s in
the citizens of Norwalk for their liber-
al patronage during the last 16 years, and
will endeavor to deserve its continuance. lie
is constantly manufacturing, and keeps on
"hand. 9,. i't_z_il ass,';1'_tn;c1il of Harness, of’ all da-
,s,crip_ti,"ons", co,t:1p_1'l;=ir.;z all kigads of Buggy,
Gig, Express, Cart. Cur.-sh, F'arrn null W p ’ ~
Harness ; also a gl\e:il. VlI}‘lt‘l.f0 1' ’l.:_-.(_l_ics" and
Geutlerneu’-2. Riding Sauldles, Britlles, I\fnrti2i-
gales. &c.; Coliarsin great '.’!.1z‘ie;y and every
style or pattern, Fly Ne: s, ilorsrciolns. Stacie
Furniture, Saddlcr’s llurdwnrc, Whips in end-
less variety, Trunks of all sizes and descrip-
tions, Valises, Carpet Bags, Satchels, &c. . "
He feels \vcllqualificd by his long experi-
cn_"c"c in l-b_.,3 "_bu_SI‘_‘CSF, to judge of ‘the tastes
and requircx_nc"u.ts" of those lie‘-.iiIf-L‘; 0'-;_,c'{s_i_'3__r,1 to
patronize an e.\,tensi-.'_e Sacldléry ‘1Sslablish-
menl. Allin want of anything in his line,
will do well to give him a call. ‘
0r;f1_e_rc for any kind of work promptly exe-
c1;L.;",-,_;‘, Repaigiixig dons ,';eal.ly and cheaply.
WILLIAM E. s‘.v:M,.i;r. .
First Door frmll .7-.7. 1.3- -3- D?-P05:
Nouw.u.i:, Coxx.
J
. fertilizers! Pertilizersl
Puiruvux and Columbi-an Guano, ,
., Supcrfliosplxate Lime, Poudrettc,
I " ‘h l;i1'.1stc_l',]&r_1;.,
constant on " ..e.=,1<‘ic.»r.:=.1.c ‘ .
*5" ‘ In .CHAS.T-LE.N-%-.1iD-
Norwailt, May, 1557.
RITTANIA,Japan’d and Silver Plated
Wares, English and American Knives
and Forks, at F. II."NASlI’S.
» - South Nor-walk.
finer; Paints.
THE Subs,cribc_r _0_fl'c;'s :; full cssorliiient of
the ce_l,el._r:j.l.c_d Zinc l):lllll"aS, c"on;pri,s§,r,g
snow \vilite,\rliitc,pcarl and bj.'ou'n, ground
in oil, mr.nuf'actnl'r-«.1 by the ‘-' New Jersey
Zinc Company," aim"! for sale at their lowest
prices. W.‘.l. C. STREET.
E‘eed, .iE‘eed.
HE subscribers kccpconsfanlly onhand
every dcscriptionof1-‘or-G, ullicla it will
be aplcastl1'c in soil In their customers at
alltizi-.es and no grotvliug. Give us a call.
A. l\,iOI~"‘_ElOl.-‘SE.
. New Store Siard.
GOOD assorlzncnt of Flagging, Curbing,
Gutter,Stcp, Window Sills and Lintels
ofNorlhIlivcr Blue Sicne,jnst received and
for sale by CHAS. '1‘. L-r.o.\'.a1:n.
Norwalk, Novcmbcrl-:‘5(2. 47
E-"'i3'I“iIE’S.
FINE .~L-'s.ortinenlofPumps,cousisting
of \.$,?._-_lj [?;;_i;;,~,,~., \‘;.'ca_1hcr Prooffor Wells
ofan_vdcpr.l_i, both l"-‘orcr: and Saictiep. I_l"r);;e
and Pipe attached .il\van_letl ;Ciste;'-n l?urnp'a
do.vurloussi:I.cs : Brussnnd iron Cylcndcrs,
at F . II. NASHKS , Snu.t7:../\"orI1:al.’.~.. '
I
for the sale ofthe r-rune, also
.\*r.,'..
______________________
OR one or two years. on unencumbered
F and improved Real Estate vcorlh double
thcamonnt. For particulars enquire at the
office ofthc Uorwalk i".-‘azclte. ' "
-Gas. fins. fins.
F'?:liE Gas Fitting bu:-_-incss will hcrc-after
I. bc"ca"_i-ring; qz; by Gus Pipes putin at
' ‘ _h‘i!tcr
si..csshc
-'
_ ‘Yarns.
HAVE now on hand a large stock of the
real Quaker Yarns, and am the sole agent
the Wmrn "Furs-
C. J. GRL'-.‘»l.l.\’.
very low prices, by :1 .'-';ic'.{~'" ‘1_c;'l_;
that thoroughly undr-.rstands_ the bat
isiollowing. ' ' “ “
J I
Gas Ebcztures.
V E liave a good selection of newest pat-
terns of Chantlclicr;-: and Gas h'i.\'tu res,
which wc_now offer to the public at the whole-
sale p_ri;::e, which will nfl‘ord great induce-
ments for L1;".'~,.<_;.i- 1;; r-_.~.:§.':;,t‘ Gas ~l-‘ixlnrcs, for
there will {ll'0lJdl:l_V not be 551:2: i;1;‘,;ic,e;;i_e;:l_ls
offered again, as those l-‘ixtu=.'c.s not 2 {I we
are to return 10 the manuf-.lcturcrs. and we, in
C0llS.(:qllL'l‘.(‘f_'., offer the above advantages to
the public.- -
C. t‘3;"E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
. 155.8. .1858.
, IDl")Lr-:nr.0oir*s..4..L;;:is.zCC;,:2
Gross, Dozen, or at llctaul.
1
By 0; s. CLARK.
n
J
the
Another Invoice
0}‘ that fine Note Paper and Envelopes,
.- just re.-_r}ci;.'e_.i by _ _ _
‘ I{.NAl"= l? 1.,-3 SE23.
FUU RTH Y EAR
or run
an Art Association!
run rnirors "
D2;-srairiozf _G'z1I,f,:I‘y ff _I’a§gzti';7;gr.s,-
Purchased at a" cost of $180,533.
.~\’.\'n
1’owe'.rs’ C-lreclr Slave,
Re-Purchased for 81:: Tliotisomi Dollars.
Ilosmopolit
Siil;s,;;;'i,l,-cg-s of I.!u- A.-.=ociulion. v. be sub-,
scribe belbrc 31,5: "" ' ,1
25th Day cf luau.-11, .1.8££8, !i
which time fhc above :ura1'4ls will take pl-.lt't,’".
. /
-Tamra or SL'1‘.SCll1l"l‘l0.\‘: —
Every sub.-rcribur of" S15 is ulll.ll.l(:(l ton lalift‘
and spleudiri\-loci engraving. rntillcd “ .\I.t, -
l-‘l-JST l)l~:s1'r.\"x"” also. to a copy of the Co.» ‘in-
_noIi!an .-irt Journal one your; a ccrlificnu in
~.-'.l:2- z:w:*.rd of premiums; also. at free :uln1i.,ion -
f|o:.'l wrzl l.7r».=niopolilIull C" " ; I
. _,_ . ,_
'l'hus it is .~ .cwli.'.".h- in; c*.-'(.-'.‘'-'
!..n
\
.-\n_vol the l«.*uilin_g i-'1'. .\l-.igzu'.'.iliL~
ni.-‘hurl ill.-lrwl nl engr.1ving.if dc;-.i
(.~rsnn'.-', .~\ll-antic, lln.rpf:r’s,‘ Got‘-0
h:un'.-‘, Bl-.ick\vood’s. Knickerbocker. tu. Y
Subscriptions received by C. A. DURA"A\D. l
at G. R.Cow1.ss’ofilcc‘. ‘ .'-l‘.‘%..9,- '
edy which has proved a positive and cl"-S
fcctuul cure in the worst and most nia-sq
*7 lignant cases. 3
C3 Consultation personally or by letter.
uznay be had at ?’-85 Broadway, N. Y.
3m:§v P;-. G-Of_)DA[.E.M D. '""
, C()_\il«‘il)l7.NTlAI. I.i‘.’lTER to Married
J. \\'ornz-n on the v<-lunia-.2-y cmilro‘. of tho.-
mutcrnal function, strictly moral ln its tr,-ne.
By a Professional Gentle-man who has mad:.-
the !’hy.-iology of procreation his special
study the g‘I‘eatc1‘ portion of his life. Itclr.-:n-
ly l".’ll'3'.?.1_'S'L‘F. the 'j.'l:iloso;:.liy of iruprcgiiafiozi.
and c"oni.ain-3 snluniriry of all the morlr.-' rc-
.°('il‘i(2-'.l to, t’:"pre‘vent conception pointing out
wllich are efficient and discussing their vir-
tues, with recommendations" and directions
how to easily fez-osiall cmiccption. Sent un-
der se:1l,b_v maii'f'.‘«;‘c, for $1. "
tionz: strict-ly private.
R.()l5l£1l.'1‘ J. ll.l.-‘S11. I-.l.D..
3-18 Brcadvniy, Y.
.\
to.
3m8v
Paii'b,°,.n_l;:’"s Platforin & Counter
.AIl7;BA_..\‘l(.$. lb ()0. hue recently opened
11. spaciolls W-.i.rcllousc at 1851 Bro-.-.dway,
i‘.‘cw ‘fork, \-'.»'l;c','c tiggzfj offer at wliolcsulc and
retail the most -zonxplefc ‘-"tS>'0I‘ll1ll_5i)f of l"'/cigll-
ing Apparntu‘.~s to be mum! in ‘~l1eUliiteriSfatcs.
Among the urti_clt-:- oll‘«_-red will be found up-
wards of seventy ililfcrcnt modifications of
Fairbank’s Scales.
Al.-:0 a great variety of
. l),:'-urriyists’, Grc-cer.<‘_. and
2:ccs,l'-- ...§'!.';:.m.=.
and .\fn‘;'.:.urcs, er-...'
.,.
if!
K
'l_‘c_sters. Weigh _
Hay and Coal Scales '~ft"3lIlll11"liy pr-.‘rf. of 1
country by ezrpclicnccel worl-:rnen.
Wholesale Agents l"nl‘ Brown’s Improved
he
Fatgznt Self-licuting ltofary Flat Iron .
Gfirders ,y ninil or ciij;c;.=\=.'is:- v.'i.]_l1'cr_‘.cive al-
t,-:nti,on. " ‘_l?‘.f._Il{ l.-fti,-I'l"{:'S ft 11.10.,
tfzo 18:) l3"i'cadtx\'ay. Ncjw Ԥo*,~l;.
Book Binding! Book Binding! 1
‘EATHER your Magazixies togetlier and
have them bound. Styles and prices to
§'.;' the times, at the li‘ucl-:r.sxo:-.Boor: Blxnsnr
of" ’ ' , .4‘...lI.C.A_.\ll’.
l". ‘ i;i,o.1"4' .\l_-.:.i‘r1 _s_t.
Great Reduction of Prices ! ! .1
Hard Times! Panic Pricesl
EAD our List of Prices and see who sells
\J the Cllcflpcsli.
IlES'l‘ S'l'Ol\”E CHINA
Tea and _Din_;;.:r sols ccn*.binc,:l, including 112
pieces, as" (‘l"lll!_ll(‘-_‘i'C_il:‘.‘(l, for only 39. vi_»_:.:
1 (log. Dinner l"'_l:xf.'es. ". " 12 piece:-'
1 doz. Ten Pl-.21:-s. 12 (lo.
1 (loge. l-‘re.-.«_i,-ve Plate.-s, 2 do.
I don. Cup i‘"lat.';:.. 12 do.
1 doz. Colic-.3 Cups and Saucers, 24 do
I doz. Tea Cups and Saucers, 24 do
1 Tee. Poi. Sugar, (,'l't‘l1!ncl', and
Slop Bowl, 6 do.
2 Cake Plates, 2 do.
2 16 inch Dinner I’lafle.-rs, 2 do.
2 lcgzc Covered Dishes, -1 do.
IS" , c i. 1 (lo.
'2 Picklci-, ‘.3 do.
11:; pieces.
The above splenalial set for only $9; usual
pric_c, 315.
Tea. Sets, -ll pieces, only ‘$2.25, usual price
$53.50"; Tea Sets, Illa.-‘s Sugar, usnnl
price, 83.75; Cut Goblets, omy $2.50. usual
price 34.50; Cut "Wiiics, $1.75, usual price
$2.50; C-.tsl.ors, $1.00. usual price 32 00; Cas-
tors. cut bottle:-s "' usual price -$5-l.U!il;
C-.1.-'l,o;'s l’;.‘,3.-:’.:c«T:, , usual price $1.25. °
All of _our rnugn _._cnt slack v:i_il be s,’»l_.l :1,-t
lhc"s:nnc low 1"‘nt<’-2:, as long as life “hard
times” last. Do not lail itxgirc use call and
test the truth of what we say.
C. 3: "E K. LOCKWOOD 3: CO.
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~.2'°.‘ar.=.cv G-nods. ,
M. ‘KXlCl‘.’1‘ & CO., Importers and
. Wholesale Dealers in I-luglish, Frelicll
i‘njJ.'Gcrln.'in Fancy Goods, Nos. 2:0’ and 28
Watt; s;"."e_cl-, ;(j.!.:‘» sf,-.u:~s,) l-Mu‘:-cu Bl'o-adw-.zy
and Church .-frcht, lb.-"s* In ‘. '
Uumbs—l>'ullul0, ltubber nr.-cl Ilorn Back
Combs, in great vnricly ; Twist, l)res‘sin,r.v,
andlrory Combs. ButIons--‘iv'lmlr1;one,(.lilI,
Lasting,Monair,T\vist. Bone, .\lclnl. Silk,
Thread, Agute,ctc. Bru.<v}.'r.s--llnir,Tooth,
Nail, etc. Linen '1‘hren<l. Spool Cctlon. Nec-
dlcs, Pins. I-looks and Eyes, llni1“Pins, Elus-
lics, \\’h:ile"’nonc. Linen and Cotton Tapes,
Li;j.ezj. and .Co‘i- .g‘€0f3biiL<r. Scissors, -'.l‘him-"
b1cs,uml :1 cl‘... V-iric'l;y,o'i‘ l.’-‘ni.;.-.'_v Goo;is.apd
Fun.-‘, ('10., all c"h(.-hp for Cr..sh.- g 1y2(,'
Gem Sliellers.
OVEY’S double and single balance wheel
Coru»Shell£-rs, for sale by . _
,»' WM. C. S'l‘lll3F.'T.
‘A.l‘.f()2-3 ll.-,nL.-.r:n?s 1;.-,.,;._-__
.\lOSS-.:’il)E ; by ".\i.-.'r.:u.\' ll_\.llLAI-(D,
'Alone." at
CAMI’-‘S.
I
N
Author of " l]iddcn",PalE:,” ‘
dimne:-s of vision, nun:-nnl noises in lht-$3’
Go;nmn:;i.~a- 3
.-.- nrr.-mi én‘n.n pnbnb
.'ll rm.-(ll:-til science can
"lmvc been pre-
;r:2 in lir-ul pm-
:.< allow
-::r,‘a..-.-:.-s zmv cm:-.u’u:ntinz's
. |l«"‘.u-r ',n'<'p:ur:rlir.‘.u-:
(I lll')"i‘r”‘
with con; i . ..
~ ulr. fill]./_‘:r’1
Commercial, .u:: mu :..ir -~I1‘»ru'..
.\lt‘.l'Cl|.lllilv" ' "" ’"""‘"{"x1" in "l'"‘"""‘I dlV"l“.l;\|‘: l.m_vm;c;
" _ ulzu-h ‘ml :1 nave .1;-.1.-nvn in-fnrc. "fly Ln.
- - =‘_"iiF-I‘--'-‘ of the ii-1:~r.-r:xl\m'£.’:n1sand
I12‘-pill’. 1 ll‘:‘.'-) lI('."."llll_‘~" m-.L;..,,, ghc.:‘,- r -n.—:m-
'2 .1 uluzs‘ nl lizo "llll ‘.!f.’,'lll',""il'."illlll or-_.‘.'.-r~.-'.
'.l‘.C“.'\' llirn:I;:h the h. ._ ~ -- 6-1; m;-,n is “-911
3‘-'_?‘:llll. ll1:,'}' I116? il(lJlil' l 1-’) 1' _~.(g, and disease
mly. for xvlxcn 1;'.l;:in "hr one in hcmtli they produce
iut. lirllc cll"e(.-t. "l‘l1l'.i'lS the perfection of incrlicim-.
‘ft i.~. :mt:1g:mi.-‘ii-1‘. to rim.-:1.-ze, and no more. Tender
'llllLl:‘PTl may take them with impunity. If they
.1-n sick tl1o_v will cure llimn, if they are well they
.s'ill do them no harm.
Give them to some patient who has been pros.
".|'{l.l.C(l with bilinu.=- complaint ; see his hem-up, tut-
:-oring: form straiglitr-n with .<trc-ngth again; see his
‘nng-l::<1.nppc1itc- return; sec his clammy fr-r.turc:s
llu>;$u’)Tl1 into health. Give them to some su!l'.crer
.-.-h.~.::e foul blootl has burst out in scrofula till his
zkin iv. covered with sores; who stands, or sits, or
ios in ;-.!‘lg'1il.~'.l1. He has bcen_(lreni-h_cr,l ir..-‘ide and
m: v-:i:‘:1 e\'er_'.‘ potion Va‘l‘li(‘l"| mgozmzty could 5-‘1‘._-'_j.
Give him these 1’1I.1.s, and mark the c-lfect ;
W scabs fall from his burly; see the now, {al.-
-' lxas grown under them ; see the late l9;H~l'
r"::.~.t 1; clean. Give them to him whose an-4}‘
llilillf‘-1:; liuvc planted rheumatism in his joints and
"‘‘»C-1l-.‘.a : move liizn, and he scrccches with pain ; he
:on ll-.l< been so ;cd through r:verymusclc of his
hozlf,‘ ‘-‘.‘ll.ll lini "
cuts and salves; give him tho.-in
l’I1.Ls to purify his blood; the-v may not cure him,
!0‘-‘. Hi“! there are cases xvhioh no mortal power
" '<-re-.h_; but marl-;, he walks with crutches now.
17311 new be miles alone; the’ have cured him,
Lure them to the l:-;m, sour, hagggar-.l dyspeptic,
\vl:_r]s-T :_7.na‘-vrng stomach has long ago eaten every
=.'nn1e_l'rom his face and every mu".<.clc from his body.
see his flppfllllfirirlllfn, and w:?.th it his hi’-nlth; S56
the new zpar.. See her that w:u: r;1d_{anf; with healflg
-‘ind lo\'elxlies§ blasted and too ear-1' "v.-i"t}"\"eri"ng
away; \'.’.'1_nt or £'.\Cl'ClS£! or mental anguish, or some
lllrlqxxg disease, has deranged the internal organs
of digestion, nssmnlntion or secretion, till they do
their ofhcc lll. Her blood is vitiutcd, her health is
;grnie._ Give her these PiI.Ls to Slllnlllate the ._.;,,_,;
principle into renewed vigor, to cast out the ob-
structious, and infuse a new vitality into the blood,
Now look ag::in-—the roses blossom on her cheek,
Lind where lately sorrow sat joy bursts from ever‘-'
:'ca;n1=e. See the sweet infant wast-2.1 with '.vo\"-ms",
its wan, sickly features tell you without disgt"=.i"se,"
.—.-
..-.u
away, Its pinched-up nose and _ears, and restless
slccpmgs, tell the dreadful truth 111 language ‘which
:very mother lariows. _ Give it‘ the PILLS in lgizgj
' 0 5‘-'.«‘:29.D these vile r.ar.a-sues fiflill t‘r.e“n_o{-.
‘need. 19 itnothiue; to do these thin 3? Nev, are"
zhcy not the inarve ofihls age.’ All yet théy are
done around you every day. _ .
Have you the less serious symptoms of these dis-
;empers, thev are the easier cured. Jatludice
}csrivcixess_, Hcatlachc, Sideache, Heartburn, Foul
3.10?-‘.:.:n, Igflil?5?d.,_?P,lR in the Bowels. Yiatulenoy"
Loss of,/gr-petite, Iung;w,’s Ev-ll, Neural ‘ia, Gont,‘a"u‘
"ginthed com lnints all arise from the "era"n"ge"riIcr1ts
.-.-‘nie'n these rI;I.s rapidly cure.‘ Take them perse-
rerin,-.;l_v, and under the counsel of a good Physician
. you can; if not, take them judiciously by ich
' -9 *1‘.-‘. "‘:‘-'.‘-‘ S’-‘-'9 rev. and the distressing, rhngeii
. Se-isés =l1.'ey"<=‘-i%e.w‘1iicl1 zifiiiét sd“u2‘anv"xh'i!é
ions of the human race, are cast out like the devils
if old-—— thev must burrow in the brutal; and in the
:63. Price --3 cents per box-5 boxes for ;1..
Through _:1 trial of many years and through every
ration of civilized men, Arx:n’s Cnnnnv PECTORAL
been found to afford more relief and to cure
iznrt‘ cases of pnlmogmry cliqease than any mire;
'emc(lv "lmoxrn so imazililnd. "(lanes ‘of apiparérizlv
;r-ttlccl coiisiinipiion’ ‘ria've,- been cirrcd bv"'it,
housnnds of‘ siidérers wlf,"_o \v"prc"_dc§="§"11c§l l":"oyon‘§l the}
each of humzm aid have been vestcrerl to their
'ricnd.:_ and usefulness, to sound lrealtli anrliigs
i_‘._io;.-‘ments of life, by this all-powerful nntirlote to
license: of the lungs; and throat. Here :1 cold had
zettlcd on the lungs. The dry, hacking cough, the
zlnssy eye, and the pale, thin features of him who
.;'as lately lusty and strong, whisper to all but him
.-o,\'s'.'.\fr'rrQN.
C‘
Iii is gnnxviixg ai vitals, a:_~.- s_‘r_ie-we its
’a'ta‘l sj;m,*.tnins‘1xic‘rc aim-.i~.;e:e over 5.11‘ his
flu is taking the Ciruunv PECTOB.-xl new; it has
zmpped his cough am"! made his "brcalliing easy;
ii.-: slt‘L‘p is sounrl at night: his appetite returns,
ind with it his strength. The dart which pierced
ii: side is ‘urohcn. Scarccly any neighborhood can
-o found which has not some living trophy like this
.c~ si;atl.c‘.'.' forth the virtues which h.""n'e won for the
E'EC’1‘(.I‘..|Li. an l:'.n','.c-1-isliu‘-.le refioxvg, I.":.'{;
"';.x':ty‘; it‘ircrd
§--4
:':
the Iitwll
--. it cure»: are
" . . ~iptm- ix'irout"lrca:1i“ul liarvcsl
urnblc disczrscs. Influenza", Crou , Bronchi-
, lit’-D.1‘S£"l‘l5;2E_, Plezzrisy, Whooping Tough, and
:11 irritations of the throat and lungs are easily
-urril by the Czrmrnr Pl;‘CT01’..\I. if taken in sea-
livcrv fan: * should have it by them, and
"' '1l’.l."tl‘-its *.-=: .-c:: on f:~r-in rt.‘
Yx‘
‘-1
a flu-.l.',
_v Du. J. C. Afill-‘.",I?,, Fr:-.~t_ic_a"; g;r"
. -zt’, ,.u'»g‘-;.§;’ ;.;ss., and s,..-‘-,{.._l by 5,5
_ _ v‘-xery ‘-'ci.ci':-. .
_I3-cum: do Sox Agents, Norvialk ; N. Ceilsrccz
ii: So.\', do Willou.
VTTE hnvejust received a now lot of ‘Tin,
h unrlc: the new turill’ rates, and will
give be_*'.tcr bafgzpips than ip ;illkin'_d_§
of Tin Roofs, Conductor-s, ‘,\’u1::_r Lgntlcrs;
Gutters. &c. - A "
~ 0. & E. K. LOCKWOOD & CO.
imported Cigars.
F Choice llr-ands, always on hand at the
Store of
IINAPP cl’ LYNES.
Ult friends will please remember that we
. _ inannlhctnre all kinds of Plain and Fan-
cf] Tin \‘-'~.'~_.1‘c. :‘.vij_1g‘_.n_r.nfy superio; work '
uicn", v_.‘c will receive any "orders with pl"c";1'§-
urc, and ergeputc thorn $\'llll"Lv1lt" d_el;1y."" ' "
c. at E. 1:. L0ckr.'o0"D'.t co,
Choice and Selected ‘lens.
40 CIIESTS o.fG1-een and Black Teas.
Coffee and Tens. warranted to please
if: priceand quality _.they defy superiority.
.~\. Mouiznorsr.
New Silks.
eceive;'l, a large assortment of
black al1tl'color”eg1, 's§;'n'é ;'1_<.='2,'-,v
tylcs, and some great hzirgaius,
C. J. GRUI‘-IAN.
S
curl Dt.l1lll'".l"l1
PIIIBIE Country Geese Feathers, Tubs,
V. Wusllbonrtls, and all kinds of Wooden
\‘.-arc; Table. Butchers, Pocket. and all kind
,0!‘ Knives; Britlania and Silver Plated
; Wares. Summer Ranges. Oven Fronts, Iron
5 lIcalr.-_r:—. &c.. at Lockwond’s Furnishin,<_z Store
.v;'
la
is
fiorwalu News Depot,
SHA VLVG AND 1141113 D[t1.'.'Sc'L\'G SALI."/U.V.
;'I‘HE Sulisctiber still continues at his'old
I rllnnd, the general Newspaper and Perl-
‘ odical business. All lllc New Yuri; Dailies de-
livered lo snbscriberson the arrival of the
cars. and Magazines and Periodicals supplied
at the lowest in-arkct prices. Shaving and
Hair Dressing continued as heretofore.
.'ii.=;‘o 2-‘.‘..-"ni f';«i- IIo;'w;:.lk'_<.:f' c“,j:lz‘r‘,.jl?s Cgis
Express Co. G1-.‘Cv.llGl: W. .il:x.\'1.\'as.
i\’orv.‘al!.', Sept. 1.-‘.1. 1357.
Eoops ! Hoops ! ! Hoops ! ! l
. T Cl..~\;'ll{’S may be found all the‘ .stylc_g
I" in lll.|.1'l{t‘t. llruss, Whulcbone, Reeds,
Stew:-l Sprin_t._r. .‘L'c.
‘v",T!;/’-"i'.>_-(}l)i<.‘-:~l.' ‘ifs: . and liars. Si-:2:-1 L:--~..i and
V Lead Pipe, ul F.1l.NASH’S. .'
" ‘ South Norwalk;
Sentient, Plaster, ésc.
E.llE.\"l‘,C:ilciued Plaslcruiirifllaulilc Dust,
by thcfiirshcl,ll:i1'l'cl or Loud : for sale
' - ’. C-’~‘-‘S.T.L-l;‘ON.-\._RD.
- :i"‘.‘.=*
C
‘ if,’
_ ,1, - _
Sledges and Hammers.
TONl'I,i1nd l3l:icksmillx's Sledgos analmm.
r-ccirrd by
A Fine 01021: that Strikes, for $1.50.
. N!) a largeassorlzzu-nt of_::‘.l the best
If styles in ni-.1rl<cr. O. S CLARK.
iaiaeters,
st.-rvceivul by
l{!‘lAl‘l’ fit LYNES.
‘lilies’-
I
,NEW supply ill
.———<—————"~
and painfully distinct, that they are eating its life '
.1173 again and see the ruddy bloom of chili» '
He tries every thing; but tk_3_~
T ‘HE above "Pl'I.‘llll'.llllS to he :\\"vnr(led to the
1ucl's;'ullsi7.us,ju.st r
. fr ‘
y/-.
' 'o.g_i,1s
" qugnii :y, ‘by
WM. S’1‘P.ElZT.
1"- (t%:'ay) Rock Salt. for sale in -.t_n_v
v_"r- - ~. --
4,!..B,3l~l;LI. ft.-U.
assess: ! zssivz
(lcliiered if desired. :11 as low p
hitdfroln the kl ln’.- . by
(J 113.3
..'g-. ..._.-,_,~___ _ ,____._,___, __
I Balm of X 'l'hon.~.
Eictv Liiooiss.
1
7‘!
l‘llclp.~" N. Y.
cll"i';i‘._: 3,3}-3;). _
pupm. ,1,,§}_..-, l.:.-.-.'
dolls l'urni!nrc. I2u\'x' I0
ccired by K‘ H’?
‘ ‘ 3
Path. l~'rt-sh 1.:-;i\'r*‘. it"
2;» in :1 he
um k c
(!<fl.\l l‘l.l
[rcpt com. .
/-
A
:l;.‘ on lmntl by
li-.\l.-l!‘l’
‘E E
" .' . ~.\ .1 1
and \\"t'l.l‘l“.l.lllL'u lv 3. v -t:
A. ll
LENS FALLS, \‘v'00(l'S:l.l‘id lliil’s Lime.
’l'urs:1lcby the bushel, iizzrrcl ul‘ Load.
.'l‘.l.-l~lCNAIll).
.-\L.\I of u ’l‘l~.u-.is:u~.<i l"-‘ion’: x'=~‘-
‘lllll l"lun't-is. l"c:'s:1lv'v 3'
:<.\‘;.-.‘rl' .r l.r-.\'l-:;~:.
0,3,3 _<;;,[,._ |,_»,-;1u!l;ui'<il".\!Ul)P:1ll(l llirldt-n
silly (lnidc, v. ill: at new and ac
Iv
clzeol 339325.
" >’§=")l'i.lllClll- of School Book.’-
3!
rlccs as can be
Fanny Fern,
nrxn.
it.
Paper
Just re-
d: LYNES.
Salt! "Salt!
500 Bushcls Om Gnuv "Sr. KITTS
: ."crs;v.le at the lowcsl ll1fll‘l(L'l}'.1l'll.‘L',l)y
SALT,
HEEEBELI. d: e...
\
' 1853. hliddlebreolrs Almanacs. 1858
Wj:IDDl.El3ROCK'S r\I.l\lANACS for I858,
1. ‘"01’ Sale by the gross, dozen, or single
01‘-mat A. ll. CA..\.‘l”S
Bani.‘ I:‘mparium, Main 3!.
.u ‘ '=‘l.TL\l.:T- .—\.\'n Qi.'l(.‘l~.'.'<.\‘.\'DS 01-‘ 'ro‘t'i:I. "5"?"
l 1 =_» .-he\‘.. the {id iidition. On .\‘1.(-zinnlorrlve-:
scicmilic ire-nil.-o on the trout-
".c of .\"t-rvous l'r-bility, Seminal
‘ ‘_\' l"mi.~:-ions. lmitutr-r.re. .\c., 19-
- ‘E -ions li::h11s:-cqizirr-«i (luring ihc crlticnl
‘um ‘iuulln tr,» .\l:ulliuu;l ll_\' 11;. (‘l'L\l-2l:\\‘l-ill,
-INN II‘! III‘ ll:-1 lluy:ll Cullr-gr of ."ur_s;r~(.lx.~nl" lxzplnml,
(1827), I.iceni.inl(‘ ol the la’-all (182-1). nnd 30 _v<-urs_ Resi-
-lcnt l'~-- titioner in l.nn:!ou; .-lnthor or the “ Guide 10
l -- (lit-on llnok.” ‘"‘ How to be ll:i1:p,\',” “Mi-
n _q,.,
' 4 l l‘isc:x.<n
.<.——:\
..,_
ulist‘. vrriltr-u by g.
n.,u n_. _, l~:-igxis o'ut'1l.s
1 cure for all (list-rises resulting
lm only pr-.1-liculiml of its kind,
.~'1rll'll;‘.l|(l by :1 scientific man.
s ill‘ nil \\ ll(| value their life and
; " : .e1c:-nd l.l(‘l‘tl‘.li0l‘.
:4. hr 4 .<mn.p.<.. at the receipt or which
. ill. I free, and \\'l‘ll seclnt-tl, by 1m_ Cf],
~' , 2.-t .-lvunnr, lie); 4586, New York. (‘.’)3
W 1-! rciimvue-l l‘ll;.'. ..
-nl_r L‘ " - nu-l [‘.0l'l‘n:lil(‘l1
ll :1‘.-alst‘, ztnil is t
.nl'.t.. in u. licncwlcxll
1.
_
at 1.‘;-.\’i:s.
. Li A ill’ .:.».
....g.--~
.:'r illlllll .lIol=1.-‘sc.<.solnelliing vexv
i\1r-:1-zurrn & 0l..\lS'l‘l‘.Al\. '
. llosicj.-y. Lariivs will
:'.‘nnt-.lg‘e' to call und'sc2
"" "as"""g"O. s. crank. "
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