Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 16, 1858 · page 3

 

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Relzlgious Items.

 

The has been a general religious int-er- , _

est in the ciitciprisiiig village of Rock-'
ville, in which all the cliurclies have

shared in the divine bli-ssiug, and ii large 1
pjpniliei‘ have been hopefully converted to ;

irist. Q

The Congrcga.licn:il Herald speaks of i
1‘eviva.ls in Avon, S.iiiisliiir_v, "Bristol, Col- 1
linsville, Plainvillc, New Hartford and !
.l[artfoi'd, and there are also quite pow- 
erfnl i'eviva.ls in Siiliield, Deep l’~.i\-"er and f
Jewett City.

In Hartford, there has been, in the :
early part of the season, a good degree _
of interest in Dr. Buslinclfs Church ;
there is now more than usual solcinnity.
witli some conversions, in the l<‘irst, 1<‘ourLh
and Pearl Street Churches. lnr .lSap—’
tist brethrcii there have 1‘eccl\'cd (nil ~ -1 1

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large nuniher to their cliurches.

’J"he revivals pi‘cvalc.iit in ).'ew I-lng~laiid
and New York, are extciiiliiig over the
wertcrii States, especially aiiiong; the
Baptists and Metliodists. The large cit- .5
ies of the United States have been visited
powerfully. Among them are niciitioucd
Newark, Pliiledelpliia, \l'as_liiiigton, Bal-
timore, Chicago and St. Lonis.- Many
of the churclies in New Jersey ‘also -91)-
joy the quickening influences of the Spir-
it.

Rev. W. N. Wilbur of PI'(‘Sl0l1, was
ordained as pastor of the Ba Jtist Church
at. Sexton-‘s River, Vt. Feb. ll0th.

‘On Tiiesdaiy, Feb. 24th, the Rt. Rev,
Bishop Williams ordained the Rev '1‘.
G. Carver], over St. Michael’s Churr.-li,
;'au;_ratuc:.

The i\’cwburypoi't Herald says th ere
has not be n ~o deep a. religious feel’ ng
in that city since the great revival over
half a century ago. The revival grows
deeper and broadei' ; over three hundred’
have professed conversion. The interest
ISl!1:‘t great measure sustained by the
young men, who hold prayer-meetings in
various sections of the city with great
success.

Tract Societies, iiideprnlent of the A-
merican Tract Society, we gbscrve are
being formed all over the Northern
States. One in Chicago, embracing
neat-l_y all the cnurclies in theccity of the
various evangelical denominations, has '
recently becii put. in successful opera-
tion. ‘

The Mount Gilead (Ohio) Sentinel
says that tliat. the Hon. T. H. Ford, ex
Li_.ci_1,teuaiit Governor, has rcceiitlv uni-
ted with the I’i'csbytcri‘-an Clinrcli in
Maiisfield in that State. ‘
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c’s Llbliiiiiii.

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New Busiiiess Iirraiigeiiieiits

I!‘ o r.

1. $5 3 .
IM M ENSE
,.?.’..f.‘_7) T.="C' TION I.-v PRICJ: S

and adaptation ofa

S'I‘R.IC‘-’l.‘LY

. Cash Principle

iii trade! On and after January 1st. IS5S,thc
Subscriber will make a deduction of
.20 Per Cent.

upon all his goods and sell

FOR CASH ONLY,

believing that his own and his customers inter-
ests will be greatly promoted thereby. Al-
though it has been frequently asserted that a

STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS;

cannot be done in i*orwa.lk, he thinks difl"cr-
euly, and has resolved upon trying the ex-
periment.

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Gloves! Gloves! !
Nimni_-use stock of lilovcfs, .\Iilt7en!=,&c.-.

I of evcryileseriptioti. variety. size and

style, bougzhl. at Hard Times Priors. and
sold at correspondiiig rales,at RANDLE-’S

Hat Emporiui

Lecture.
LECTURE will be delivered on the even-
ing ol‘17ih inst. in Sr. M.mv‘sCuimcn

by Rev. Dr, ‘W’. H. Nilligan, D. D., Profes-
sor of llogniatic Theology, in Fordham Semi-

n ary, New York-
Sulnect, “ Rome and her Catacombs,” doors

open at 6 1-2 o'clock, Lecture to commence
at 7 1-2

'I‘\vont.y-five cents will be expected from

Ear Sale Very Gheap.
LOT ...' I) R Y G 0 0 D S jiist receiv-
ed from the Auction Rooms, eoiissting of

English and l"reneli' Calicoes at cost of impcr-‘
tation, Embroidered Edgings, Floi.ncings_.
Collars and sets of Sleeves and Collars, Ins.ar-

. .. .- _- , t‘ Ali‘ ll. i'i.-- ‘ .-

1-llgg’ dizziness 0‘ "Non fnghtlfui dmams’ aii)d1SLiii<caii T-1l)leuCgl{i)lli)~ Plats 
. ‘ . I ' . n g» . , A , .4 c -

mld 9- deslle to be solltmyi 5'-19 -lmollg brellas. Also a complete stock of GENTLE-

theimany indications of declining health.
The mind, as all are aware, is influenced i
by the licallli, Not unfrequently insani- i
ty occurs by this pi'osti'ation oi“ vitalener--ll
g,.. This malacly, like most others, is
‘curable by stimulating‘ the action of the
vital fluids in the system, enriching the
blood, and restoring an equal circiilation ;
the strength of the whole natural ccono-.
my is restored; the =,n_in_d assumes its
p,_~onted l)_aian_ee 3 the brain is equally ef-
fected with other sensitive organs of the
system. D3, L. B. Wriglit’s. “Serofu-
Ioi1sAiItitlot‘e*"‘is"the best calculated rem-
edy for this purpose. It possesses all
those i*ecun_eratit_'o p..0l‘~.'f-"-.‘§ ll,“;CCSSfll'_V to‘
piste:-e‘ t—l:c"weal-:enccl and debilitated con-
stitution to the youthful‘ vigor of life and
health. ,
II. B. ‘VI-’right & Co. l’roprictors,
‘ 409 Bi'0ad\'a_v, X. Y.

DENTAL ESTABLISIEI-KENT,
East. Avenue, i\’oi-\vull:,(.‘K.
113]; , .v;i_ .11 I-25 ts. :=.+_. I: i_:i.0v.'|':'.
Having permanently loeate<l hiiusellas above andin
endingto devote all his time to his i\'or\valk practice,
woiildrespectfiillyannounce that he may be foundat
all hours at his residciice, as above,rc:i<ly to perform

UP-STAlRS—as usu
1 .

We invite the citizens of Westport and

neighboring towns to call and judge for them-
selves.

SPANG «"5 GRAY.
Westport, illareh 15,1858.

Gan-pets and Oil Cloths.

al; at low rices.
1 it SPANG &. GRAY.

‘MUSICAL.

MR. :3‘. HES5I€2E‘\‘l‘,
I’2'nfc=:;.sor of I|Iusic,
IS prepared to receive a few more pupils for
instruction on the Pianafortc, Orga-n and
Melodcon. Mr. Ii. having reduced his terms.
this is a favorable opportunity for persons
wishing to receive :1 thorougli knowledge of

Music.
T Ii R M S :
For one Lcsscn_ a'rgcei.‘, 5.6 00
For two '.fJcs.s6ns'a wee‘,-c, 9 0i)
Pianos luiicd for One Dollar.
All orders left at his residence. No. 4, Skid.
dy’s Block, .\Iain street, or at N. 'l'urk’s Cloth-
ing Store, will be proniptly attended to. titll

per quarter.
(5

all operationsappertainingto the Dental l’rof'cssion,in
the most approved scientific manner. and upon a scale
ot'pricc.=a slow asis coinpatiblo wil h the use 0 ftlievcry
bestniaferialsaiid theiiu ‘lililllflllexecllilflll. Allworlz

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5-aianati _
,é_iva.-iuti‘a ..e‘i .

u Buy Me and I'll .Do You Good !"
Now Is the time to use the Great Spring and Summer
Medicine.

Dr. Langleyls Root and Herb Bitters.

' . S ;'‘a czrillrt, lVild Cherri, Fcllmv Dock,
Pffgfzlf/)o::$I.:2fT'h(;l':)7.ll$fI.w0I'l, Itluibarb, .1fci/iidwzl.-u. 1Ia1i¢le-
1,-,,,,',g-c,,_-iill of which a.re_so cc-m_ponz\.c " as to act in
concert and assist Nature ii: eradi-,:atlf-2.‘ *1!-‘-@,“5“'-, ' ‘
~- "l’1:e'el1iect of this n‘:ed‘l'cine'is "moat w‘o.'id -‘l‘.1l—-ll -‘Wt-‘l
directlv ‘up?1i1‘tiie bowels and bleed. I-tr remrrvins 81101)-
'.«1;'n¢£fons froiu the internal organs, stixnulaling them
{mo ao,jio,,; i-érioveting tl.ic_fonptn.ins of life and ylgori
purifying the blood, cleansing it from all l‘i1.IIDO1‘h, an
cousin" it to course anew tlirough cuery part of _th-.-
b0d,._ °T1,ey_c._“-e and eradicate from the system Liver
Conip1aint—that inaiii-wli-'.-cl of so many discasc-s-—
Jaunlice in its worst forms, all Billlflllfi (ll-‘£3595 and
Fou1Stomacli. Dyspepsia Bostivencss, Iluipors ofzthe
Blood and Skin, Indigest on, Ileadache, Dizzinci-S. Piles,
Heartburn. Weakness, Pain in the >ide an-ti Bowc ’:
Flatulencv, Loss of A1-petite. and all l-iin<ll'9d ’.‘f‘v!‘n
Caused L",-7 3. tcrpiri or (ll:‘.E‘7l.°.r(l l.iver, adiso:'dci-c-
Self,-or-bad I"-ind. to which a-ll-aije'iii.oi'e unless an
in ;;;ring an Siimnier. ‘ ‘

-«jyrlt,-,_g 1,‘,-,‘, ,,,-go‘ .‘i.,‘5,_3_,;, 1- gwc_i:gn:l .\gi.je n_1_.'iy be broken
up‘aud cured at once. iflna has beumur: :1 filantliml
medicine. and is decidedly the best the world €‘\‘t*I‘ Ht‘?-

Price only 25 cts. iO1‘tiib‘ pint, and 37 1-2 cm far the
quart bottle.

Sold by all medicine dealers cverywlierc. . Orders
should be --ddresscrl to J. 0. LANGLEY, Proprietor, 11
Marshall :‘t., Boston, .\Iass. ' C1111"-9-0



 

 

 

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iiiegiefisz‘ S.'=t‘l‘er%i-t_u.s-

3- ..f{E'pu1:estcycr:i_’iatle.§1l1ll steadily com-
ing into use. 'i_‘honsiinds of fasniiies have

,;.n,p‘i.en it as an article 0f1‘$21l__’I1l€l.‘lt and im-

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0l'Ldu\,- .. ..., .'1.I1uJuSLlY, too ; for its su-
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pcriority overall other kinds of Saleratiis
and soda, in preparing bread, biscuit, cake,
ma eYeryt.bing_in_that line, is nt_0u_ce perccp
{iple from the 1.I..‘,IlIs-.- min 7-1‘-li nitllllllllls P30‘
,‘1‘n'.it.s." Aliiiost all other kinds or Salcratus
ooiitain strong r.-ilcai-inc p1'0P9l‘ll°§. Wlllcll I10‘
Sn-oy the-digestive organs, resulting in dys-
pepsia and numerous other complaints. The
constitutions of children are not only ruined
by their use. but thousands of them meet pre-
mature death from infantile diseases, which in
former years where manageable even without
medical aid. The teeth arc’desl.royed early
in life-Tl:-‘ney decay and Cfulnblee |10l'llk0 5°31’
bories that have been boiled in Icy, Surely
i,.é.;,,,,;i§'iyviiléiic<i cnoiigli -these points, which
areialso i1‘flii'inc<i by tli‘e"nicdic:1l facntty.—-
Ilciicc let Every piiideiit liouseket-per ask the
,,'._.O,3C,.’f'oi_§ pygggvs Dietetic Salerotus, tyliich
 air ‘nail-iiill-sis lo‘ the stomach as flour ilsx ll,_
,,,,a' Wm make the flour go an eighth farther.
. .- - « 1;
he doubt but that to get 110 Of ll13,0l'l 5*“?
be mu it d.'.*-v:.u, but be not salis!n.~d with
any other, he will soon act it for .Y°_"- L001"
out for counterfeits. The i-Temllno is_putup
;:,1:;,,_;£i. ' . y 11,” pngiragtrs with the
ironic of .' ..\ S‘I’"’{,'I.I<‘i on’ each. _ Y
j: ?\§2'.iriiiiiieiiii'iiip; (lcp0l.’3l_3 ll"lSlll“_'r1l°,“
stree‘t.i\'cw York, and sold by all the Princi-
pal Grocers in Norwalk and South 1\orwa‘l1lL:.1

,7/:53" r.i.i;.~'s’ nv i-tr-Tic iis_\ii-:ii‘i'.——W<3 are file
only a;ii,noi' .ig.g;i;l:i for its cake 111 N3“

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' " II,~f.l'€,l7tAl., l‘.lSl-:EY 8'. KITCHEN,
Whales-.ilc I)ri1g_r_-isls, New York.

To Farmers and Gardeners.
new article for the active fcrtilir-ation of
A plants is ofi‘ci'ed to l«‘~.ii'im.-r.-2 and Garden-
ers in the form ofllotliv. c'il‘s Patciit Blood
and Wool rna:i‘<:rc_. ‘ _
1,, "'""iiis vriiualilc it-rtiiizer has been in use for
tiielp rst three *3 s in -En;:l:i_m_l, and has given
‘g"sneral .<a‘l.isla‘ci.ioii in all liinds of cI‘0pF.
V313 mgiiit nppn application to the soil and
the plant, has been <lL‘iIl0=l9l‘I‘«"'~l-0‘! ‘mil the l-{l-
lowlng comparative results o_b‘taipc-d. It will .
pg seen lhat‘its comparison wit l l'l’0Si.IlI‘:_\lC of l
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Lime. a win. known and \a-itiui/H‘ i€l‘blliZ(.‘l‘ is

very decided in its favor. And also its com-

parison with sevr.-ral kinds of Guano.
",‘}n- izgeiqlit, cost, rceut being given _ _
'- i‘ " ' i".eiglit of

'.TllI‘ul[I.'s‘

gu,,,,,;1;,. Cost p€i‘:ici.c.

chp tun cwt. qrs.
Pate-r.t \V..ni _\[,'1fi11!‘0 C‘ 31033 13 ii
Patngouiaii Cunim 8 193, 17 13 3
I’cruvinn do 4 l'3 1"'5) 0 5,:
Sup. plios. of Lin-.e 5 1-2 10.80 13 1

Put up in I1bl.=.nnd Bags and for_.sale in
l:ii'g;i- or small quantities also Peruvian G11-
ano, Pliospliale of Lime, Bone Dust d'c.n

’ At the new Agricultural and Seed Store,
Norwalk.

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Auction.

S. CLARK will sell at Auction, on Sat-
o_ nrday March 20th. 1858, -.‘.t_ 23 <_)’_;-,‘-,oci;,
I‘. .\I. , in iroiit of his Sim".'. in Main Street,
Norwalk. one new open Buggy Wagon, one
Sqarc Box two seat Wagon, two beautifiil
black Rear Sk n Robes, one Gold IIuiitin,r,r
Lever Watch. new and \\".Il.‘l‘zlZll(.‘(l worth one
hundred dollars.

Let it be distinctly understood that these
articles will be sold without reserve.

N. l3.—-Should the above day be stormy the
sales will be postponed until the Sntsirday fol-
lowing,‘. :' - ’ " ‘ "“ ‘
' W. E. BISSF.-LL, Allfiiioffcel‘.

Atcriox S.ii.r.s every evening, at the Store,
of Watches, Jewelry, Dry Goods and Fancy
Articles.

Bank Note Books. H

ADE expressly {or use at BANK or Non-
WALK, for sale at

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. -'1_.'i<:.i)_l-r Enlpoiium.

‘duties to Let l
The C0’I"l‘AGE 1IOUSl3uow occupied
by C11.-H. ‘G. llooiuvoon, Posses-
,;.'-I sioii given the 1st of April next.
Apply to

F. S'I‘.JOHN LOCKWOOD.

, $50!} to $i§=‘,3.,€‘2€59_. 'i"€i£:i:at 

 
 

 

.:‘:i’5ART'Y.'-xvlim-v.'il1“$givé i.-mire ’sEé‘iiEi-i.y, '

on unencumbered Real 'Estate, desires
to loan the above ar.iount*of‘mo'n'e‘y for term
ofnot less than lil1,‘I‘3'§3'.Y_|‘¢’ .;_ El" 5‘-.'l,l“-,2’;-GSl!1,1_9l1l7
will be fe;;n<l in .evcry‘vi=iv S-1tisfsctoi'i7 to. any
one having the amgunt to loan. _,Fcr is:.r~iia.i-
kws “PD” to we iue Gazette. 3tI0

Iiouse to let,
IN DARIEN.

‘A large tvyo story DQUIILE 
\vitii"‘o‘r iviilioiit any quantity of Orchards,
Meadows, and l’asl.nrcs‘aitachc(-l. It is within
three minutes walk, and in sight of the Depot
and Churches.

For firllier particulars up

 

ply to
Mt . L. SI‘ J01-IN.
Norwalk, (Five Mile R.lV!.‘l',) March 1, 1858.

For Sale Cheap,
VERY superior F.iuIr.r Il_onsi~:.
of the Editor of the ti

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Enquire

 

District of .N'urwa_Ik ss. P:-obate Court,
./‘lfrirc/i 13th, 1858. '
STATE of DANIEL D.-l,."‘,’I3. 1:-,ie ofliew
Canaan, in said District, deceased.

Oum;nnu.—-'I‘hat the Adininistrator with
the Will annexed. exhibit his Administration
account to this Court for adjustment. at the
Probate Office in Norwalk. on the 27th day of
i“1l1'Cl1 1858. at 9 o’cloeh, ferenoon 5 and that
all persons interested in said Estate ‘maybe
notified thereof, the said Ad;niiiisti'atl01' will
cause this order to be pixbliilicil in ii newspa-
per printed in Faii-fic1d’Co'iiiiiy, and post a
copy thereof on the sign post in said New
Canaan, nearest the place where the deceased
1.-ist dwelt, at least ten daysbcfore said 2701
do ' of illilfcll. H _ 4 .
lt1l* Call”-.j(‘,_li.:g3fg'J,E A. DAVE

Auction Notice.

URSIIANT to an Order from the Court

of Probate for the District of Norwalk,

will be sold at I’uh'iic Auction to the highest
l.)l(l(lC1‘.0Il the 31st day of Marcli,-1858. at
one o’clock in the afternoon, (iu_ilcss_p1‘evl-
ously disposed of at p:i'.-‘:,te_sai_c,) ail the
right, title and =iiilercst 1 wliicli,Aloni/.0 F.
Crossmani niifiissigiiing-delilor Of Ntjl‘“"=1llf.ll|
said District, hull 315- lllellme Of l.ll5 '35‘-‘lfl'l5'
nicnt in aid to the f0ll°lll5‘§ Rl”.l.].1.3:i“i°=l‘3
wit: one C<3l‘lu'ln ‘grill’-ifv lallll lying on tile
East side of" the illbq? *3 D°f'”.l T0‘-V" D's
l1'iCl‘,l.Il said hlorivallt. conlammg “ball? 3
reeds, win: it Dwelling HOW W1 °‘-"“'

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. . ....,,.-, siiiiioiiig inc:-con, bounded north by
liig-‘.i\\-ay,cast by Henry Lattcn and others.
.-outli by J-.iincs Mallory, and W0-‘_t DY
Hoyt. Said premises are adjoining l9 and
divided by the New York and l~Ie\_v Haven
R‘.\lll‘02\il. -' " ' ’ ’ " " I

Sale to take place on the premises. Terms
Ina-1e known at time of sale.

S’I'EI’ilI£.\' l~!.ir.\io.\'n, Trustee,
Dated at. NOl‘\Vi1ll{,‘.l\‘l£ll‘ClI 8th, 1858. 3l»1l

Windotv Glass. '
4.9

BOXES American,Frcnchand En
glisli window glass, assortcd,from
6x8 to 26x32. for sale at manufacturer’s pri-
WM. (LSTREET.

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lll.l.Pl.Eli-lEN’l‘S AND SEEDS.
The Subscriber will open in i\'orwalk, on
the HM]! ins-t.. at the old stand of Knapp &
I.._vncs, on
.A.gi'icuI1't=_ira1 Store,
where may be found :1 full assortment of
F.-\I‘..\lIX(; l.T'ruxsii.s, I"i-*.i>.'rii.i'.'.i-‘.i>.s, Fir.i.n,
C.-iuur..\' ..i:.‘u Il“i.owi-:u Sui-ms.
His Spring Stock is COI11DOSC(l,ll1 part, of the
followiiig, viz :

Plows, Plow Castings of all kinds, Cull-iva-‘
tors,. Road Scrapers, Harrows, Garden Rol-

 
 

lers, Horse S e e d

IIoes.Corn S o wers,

She l lers. Cornlllill
Panning

 

-PI'0S.S£'S,
Spades, Hoes,
Picks Forks,

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Rakes (Iron and Wcod),Axcs. Pruning Knives,
Scissors, Trowcls, and all kinds of Horticul-
tural Tools.

Guano, Phosphate of Lime, Bone Dust,
Poudrettc.

Glover and Tiinolliy Sceii, Wheat, Oats,
Barley, and all other varieties used in New
England. .

Garden and Flower Seeds, of all kinds at
whole ale and retail.

Fruit and Ornamental Trees, of every val-
uable variety. Roots, Vines, Shrubs, and
Plants of all (laser-iplious.

All of which are warranted, and offered at
satisfactory prices. '

H. G. BRIGHAM.

CONVEYAN CES.

 

Railroad.

SPRING ARRANGEMENT.
Counnxcixc lllarch 15111, 1558.

each person, at the Door. but no one will be Trains;ru11u.1a.ily,(S1.1Ild€1yECXC9Pt0(-l,) a.«l‘ol-
excluded for want of money. ‘

Goons PROM mica.-tore‘

lows: .

DANBIIRY TO SOUTH NORWAI K
Ist Passenger at 7.00 A . M. —-Arriving at
South Norwalk at 8.10 .o.. M. and connecting
with the 7.00 A. M. train from New Haven.
2d Pas.a-anger and F/-eig/it, at 3.10 P. .?if.--
Stopping at all statl011s,_ and arriving at
South Norwalk at 4.501’. .\i., connecting with
the 4.10 P. .\I. train f'rom New Haven.
SOUTH NOIRWALK '50 ‘:3.&NB‘U'RY
lst Passenger and Frrig/it at 9.20 A. M.-—
Recciving passengers from the 7.20 A. M.

Ml".N’S GOODS, Clothing Ready Made and 'l‘.raiu'from NcwYork, Stopping at all sta-
madc to order. warraiited to fit ; Neck Ties,
Gloves, and everything necessary for :1 Gen-
tlemen's outfit.

ti0ns,a.ud arriving at Daubury at 11.00 A. M.
2d Passenger at 6.15 1’. ._\I.—Receivi_ng
Passengers from the 4 20 1'. M.{AC(‘0IIl1.1]0(lfli-Ion
Train l'rom New York, stopping at all Sta-
tions, aud arriving at llaiihiiry at 7.25 P. 3;.
Stages l’rom Rid gefield Ccntiernn to Ridge-
field Station so as to connect with the 1.00
A. Bi. and the 3.10 _P.M. 1.1-;u»‘ns,an(l1‘eturnon
i.lIef1.I’I‘l\'ill:lttll0Rltlg'Cilel(lbttltlOfl0l't’llC9.20
A. M. and 5.15 P. M. trains.
l~lAIlVEY_S.‘lilITH_.Sup’t.
Dunbnry, March 15, 1854.

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N. Y. am. 3:. Railroad.’

I853 SPRING ARl’.ANGEhlI-INT, I858
Coiiiiiicnciiig Jllarch I5, 185 S.

Trains to l\'e\v York.

From Jlfcro Haven; .
CCO.\I.\IOI)A’I_‘I_O.=_N_.——At 5.30, 7.00 and
_%_ 9.45,.s.. .\I., and 4.101’. M.
l’ be 7.00 A. i.i.and 4.101-. M. trains receive
passengcr;~ l'roiiillie Danbury Railro-a.<l at Nor-
walk. ,

‘1‘he9.45 .i.)i. trainreceivespasseiigers from
the Ilartford, Springfield, and Canal ‘Rail-
roads at New lla\'L'll, and f‘rom the Nau-
gatiick Railroad at Brulgepori.
Exriiiass-At 2.10 1*. M . (in connection with
E‘.1:})resS Train from UO{S‘,§J?_1,) 1,‘(3(:,',,-’;1'i3)g pas.
song-grs frpin the Caiial and New London Rail-
roads at New II-avcn ; from the Hoiisatciiic
Railroad at Bridgeport. steppiiig at Bridge.
or-t.,.\'orwall< and St.-amford. Al1l.00 I’. ii.
ggoppingat Bridgeport,Noi-walk andSIam ford
Special train leaves -.\'or\valk at G.(l0.i. .\l..
for New York.

Hot(snfuI:1'c Rnilrotul.
I‘asseiigers f'or lloiisiitoiiie l‘~.,a_i_l;o:i_gl v-(ill
{age the {i.,,'_.5_. a. :_'._:_.,‘l:;gi1_1 for l;}i‘i'dgepcvt.

A " ]_.'_£r,'IiI};iii',;,- a-.gr,’. ..Vorzvoilr Iiailraud.

I‘asseiigci'a for the Danbury and Norwalk
Railroad will take the T.U0:l.lI1,,‘.'.1‘liI4_l0p_m_
[.1-aiusto '_\'oi'\valk.

 

Trairzs/‘ran: .r‘v"orwa.lIc to _’\"e'w Yor.l'.-——At
6.00, G.-34, 8.13 andl1.02l A..\I.; 3.15 (ex) 5.25
and 10.05 (ex.) r. M.

Trsi

 

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Accqii.-.At7.20 l‘-’-2.3. ii 30 8:111-1.20:.»
Exriii-:,s's 'i‘usi_xs—.:.t 24.00 .x. in. and 3.10 r. M.
fg-g 1jg5£'au,V’i!l. .\'o-iv llaven,II2ii't.=brd,Spi'iiig-
field and Worcester; the 8 00 A. ii. st ippiug at
:”ita.infoi'd and l}l'lllg"..'pOl'l.~; the 310 P. M. at
Smmi‘oi'tl, Norwalk, and lJi*idgcpi:it.
The S 00.i. .u.traincoiincctsivitli Ilonsatonic,
Naugatuck, Canal and New I.c»n(lou_I1z,il*o;.éi3
The 3:10 r..~:.. t;jr.2n u_;.’i_l‘:'1'-.".‘l.£ F-'l_ill"lv'1‘il1f§iIt-I143}!
and Z‘{cv.—’IJo.'i<‘.o‘ii- ll.ai~l-roads. "‘ ‘~ ‘
Tillie-‘~i-3.15 *I".'.\i. train conncc
Railroad tb’N0l‘il3a‘.i1plcii‘; *
“Tll‘(.‘ 7.20 1‘.-‘ti-' xius‘-' _.'c.'cion. and 4.20
P.ii-'t1i-’e'i§I.S<:CtI1.I.‘+e9i' . 'tl.I .1.I.:‘uui'y&Noi'Wa11i
Itriiiriizid at I-?oi'v's.l.li. . ' '

is with Cuiial

 
 

I ,. - 3 m ./Vorivallr to .N‘ewJIaven—At
9 1:€’,ga_1T\1l.:/‘flFI0.2.38,4.57 (ex) 5.25 and 6.14 P. M.
'see1n.rgebillol'advertisement at the Sta-
tion llouses an(1f_l0l8l‘_3-- _ H H ‘ _ _,"
Supt-‘.3 Ofgigc, 'l‘i_)i_1 z‘_gve. and Qiln S», 27. .
Aésvyguptzs ().”fi_ce. Station Elousc, New
I-laven. ‘ .i.s...\is.s ii. not '1‘. Ssegw.

__ .__._..__., —-s.-rv— j

cheap Goods at Westport.
MOU LTUN , Jr., hasjiist received a large
S. assortment of Goods purchased at Auc-
tion, at an Assigiii.-c‘s S

ale of .thc Stock of a
1-irue Jobbing House. '1'liese Gcorlswill be
‘ C’ ' s . ,v-
sold at very great liiirgaiiis. An.oii__iz il'l“.§1l 2.9
150 doze. Silk. Lisle, lJiii’~'<"'C’ill§0ll{‘:?l511m°?'-‘:
and B,,c~,, 1,;,,'e,, Gigi-on, mbbcrl‘ llleilinotllosc,
and I 27 lldsc, Miislin Delmincs. Ol_‘gftll1(l},7
Muslins, Fr'cnch Iv.l".{'I'_i110\"-‘-"u'I,)i‘:T.‘l‘.'1,°till“: l,’l‘lls'.’rJ-3
Velvet Vc§t.ii'p,._;s, l_J_ll1,,t‘l1‘.CQ'<}ll!l,8$i lfililili CW‘

simcres, <,§1_0;. «rifl-

Aiso r. inrgc lot of rich
Brussels and ll1_ZL’l'illIl Ciii‘11€tlqg. Canton Mat-
ting. Floor 031 Clotlis, do. Also a fine assort-
ment of Broadcloths, Cassimcrcs, Vcsfingrs,
&e.. with a. large lot of other Goods all bought
for‘ C-:‘..‘_'ll.{ln(l will be sold at prices ';,‘l,i_i'.:h
oaiinot fail to _Y:l1c?.£~‘e the p'.irc‘n.".scv:-, *' ’ ‘
Ciot.liin_:j,- "c'u't‘ as usual without oharge, or
made up to order in the very best maiincrand
style, and at very low rates.
‘New’ Goods are being received almost
every day. S. .\IOb'L'1‘Ql~_I, Jr.
Weslpnrt., March 8. 18:30.. .
tiesel lttsisic.
HE unc1.c','si'gi_i:.-ll, Teaiclm‘ of .'voeal music,
Woultl lilzn to obtain a few more ‘Classes.
Ulioristcrs in our ncigliboring Tmvns whose
-Choirs need the services of a practical and
competent ’l‘cachcr would do well to address
N.B. BENNE'I"I‘
NQt‘\V‘?,i‘l{ Conn.

‘GI

 

____._._.. .
‘$3.333 “ EEASGN WHY !’.’,
HIS Book 'is"'a care'ful collcelfon of useful
inforuizxtion on c0Z‘;'2_2‘.1DII- tl'_iil_1‘;:$’, l.i,i‘llJ'_~‘
form of “'1'-,"iiy"‘ and ** l,"i'_‘f"il‘,,ISC,7~’ and compre-
lhcptls a f.i_iuilia'i-’ 1-.v}.i1aiin'lion of subjects
which occupy a lu1‘,£*.‘L’ .‘pdt'L‘ lll, thephilcsopiiy

of Nature, xvhicli 's'l,io‘il_t-h iltncr."-.l_ly lclicvcd .

1'35?‘ 3”‘-“°.""~‘°”5‘ “““""“'fI’.. Price 75
_e“t_q,, For sale by KNAPP dc LYN ES.

New York and Norwalk
S ’1.EA.7|IB0/I 7' LINE.

 

 

The Steamer

CONFIDENCE,
Capt. Wm. B. Greene,

' ILL commence licr i'e,2iilai' trips for the

season, on Saturday, March 13th. Lean-

-ing‘ NORWALK every Moiiday, Wednesday.

and Friday, immediately on the arrival of

the Danbury Train. Leaving NEW YORK.

every Tuesday, Tliursday, and Saturday, at
1 o'clock P. M., from Cal.liariiic Slip.

The Confidence will be found a first class
Passeiiger Boat. both in i-cgarcl to outfit and
speed. She will stop at New llochelle and
City Island each way.

1"arc, to and from Norwalk 50 cents. l0 and
f'roni New Rochelle and City Island '25 cents.

Frdglits taken at reasonable rates. _

Carriages will be in rcadine:-‘s on the arri-
val ofthe Boat, to carry passengers to adjoin-
ing towns. '

A Freight Agent will remain at the Store-
house, on the Dock. at South Norwulk. for
the reception and delivery of Freight, and in
New York. G. A. Kirtland. 205 Soutli-st.,
(head of Cathariiie-st. wharf,) will receive
such Freights as may arrive after the depar-
ture of the Boat. 9

y@‘Frcights have been reduced below for-
mer prices, and we are now prepared to con-
tract with Manufacturing Establishments at

very low rates. \

,, flotxce.
_,-;_ SeIlecksL1ne ofPackets

On and after Tuesday, March 9th, 1858, the
Sloop Ilary A. Selleck will commence her
rcguliir trips for the season. leaving Norwalk
every Tuesday, and Pike Slip, N. Y., every
Saturday.

The.Domestic leaves Norwalk every Satur-
day and Pike Slip every Thursday. One Of
the above vessels will be at the Pike Slip
dock at all times, so that. Freigbters may ship
their freight at any time, and be sure of hav-
ing it put on board.

SELLECK cit DEMMON.

N. B.--All freight to or from the line of
the Danbury Railroad, taken from and deliv-
cred at the Company-‘s Freight Depot, without
charge.

Gifts for the fieople 1
THE NEW YORK MERCURY!

T/ze. Largest l’l"ccl.'Ig/ in t/fie T’Vorld !

Fifty-Six Columns of Choice Original,
matter in each Number.

Si>Lr.\'niut.Y Ii.LUsru.irnn—Twnx'r1nrn YEAR
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0 other paper can boast of such a galaxy

of talented and celebrated authors. as

the contribu'orial corps of the New York

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with the most absorbing and fascinating ro-
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NED BUNTLINE,
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'1'. IIA1\IlL'I‘0NVANANDA,and
u. H.NEWELL,

Who are well known as the most successful
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contribute their brilliant novcllctes, for the
mammoth pages of the Mercury. And each
number also contains more complete original
stories and sketc1ies—to say nothing of an im-
mense amountof news and general miscellany
—than any other two newspapers in America,
without exception. In short. the New York
.\Iercury defies competition, and invites the
most searching comparison. Its immense su-
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ent at the first glance.

We now offer, in addition to a paper fully
one-third larger than any of ii: cotcmpora-
ries, and replete with an unprecedented vari-
ety of interesting reading matter, the follow-
ing extra inducements:

A Vczluable Gifffar ever-_y Subscriber.

A Gift worth from 75ccnlsi-o $500 00 ill Gold,
will be presented to each subscriber, immedi-
ately on receipt of the subscription money.
TERW S
One copy for one year
One copy for two years
():_ic copy for ‘three years
70 cuuas.
'lhre(-. copies, one your
Five copies, one year 8 00. and 5 gifts.
Ten copies, one year 15 00, and 10 gifts.
'l‘lic articles to be distributed are comprised
in the following list;
2 Piicliagcs of Gold containing
5 do do do

532 00, and 1 gift.
3 50, rim! 2 gifts.
5 00, and 3 gifts.

$5 00. and 3 gifts.

$500 00 ea_<_:!_i
200 00 each

10 do do 3 do I50 00 eacli
10 Pat. Love ‘ lyuxitigig cased watches .100 Of‘: each
20 (field l_l’ii‘..7.‘.'i:':‘.' 7.’i 00 each
:30 do 60 00 each
100 do 50 00 each
800 Ladies Gold Wat-zlics 8;’: 00 each
200 Silver llunting (‘used Watclics S0 00 each

250 Sewing .\lachiiics $30 to $75 each
500 Silver Wiitclies $10 to $25 each
1000 Gold Giiard, Vest. and Fob f.‘li:iins $10 to $30 each
Gold l.ocl-ti-ts, Br.'icr.-lets. llrooches. Ear Drops, Breast
Pins, Cull" Pins. Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs,

of other articles worth frnrn 75} cents to $15 leach.‘-’ ' -'

7, the S_...'i‘f'l‘.S’:f"!l.l0l“:3 will c;,i'lx,;r«,-:1
_ , m,..('l‘lpllOll hoe‘,-;_ opposite a

and t«'~.‘.(*. "gilt cnrrcspondiiig with
ilirli Ilii'n':‘ill':‘x‘ will be forwarded, within
three days, to the subscriber, by mail
oi- express, post paid. I5vi;ry yearly snbgci-1.
bcr will rt-ccive one of‘ the above gifts. No
subscription ior less ihan one year will be en-
titled to a gift. '

mini comiiiiinicntious
dressed to "
gi.-.ri..rivcs'r:r., ss’_3lI‘Tili'i'0i1'T.I_I
, ‘ Propriel_ors"of ’tIi_e"I\f

 

8.» "\Vm,r..\.'m.'.
cw Y0rk"i\Ier.cury
Q I’ 1.2:. -7,
2-2. ..prv,:e—st.. ix‘: .
Sp,ec‘n‘,1en copies seat I’-‘es.

” ?icu::¥e..-Iooticei
A M 3 3 o -1- 2 2 2 s ,

AKEN in a style which for durability and
execution cannot be exce.!_le;‘,. “ 

The siibscritiev 3.1-.'-’-._‘{iI.*g 3.3"-5’*.33.1..i.3?°. bid Austen
!>.r..-_*.*~1er‘2.‘e-"-3 5.00.“?-.5l|1'~“;?-.'-* .a.r_x.b.u..:r D.ep.o.t. at
h_'o.x‘\Vall§_"'.3§‘it7,ge, takes this method to inform
lli,'e'peo,p,le of Norsvalk and vicinity, that hé
is preparer, to take their pictures by the Am-
bi-oiiyfie process, wlxich is universally acknowl-
edged to be far Sl poi-ior to the Dagueri‘ec-
type, and equal to a Steel E-ngruvin g. All in
want ofa aiiperior llkciicss, are llI\'lic(l to call,
examine and juclgc for themselves.

GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICE! First
class pictures taken by this nhovgg pi:-i)e_e.'-:.s_ from
50 cents aiiwaiicis. 'I';,z,e. Sl1t,ii;‘m-'li.,'e;.\'i§'.",'_*,(,u(1-
dent ‘cc can satisfy all who will call zinc} ex-
a‘-mine-iiis s'pi:ciinen‘s, o_fl1is’ubility to lake the
best ‘and moist perfect Lilgenessnq; '

‘ ' ‘ A 323. B. '1‘ '0ll"PSON.

Eorzwulk, Aug. With, 1857. 34

for Sale Cheap.

BOUT 20 Acres of Land, situated in the
village of Gears“.-tc,i',',a, cache Danbury
and I_‘ig_r7_.'o._l_l§ R8.ili‘o'iul.'i£n(l within 20 rods of
ih'c"Dcpo'£ and Post Ollicc. On the premises
are a good house and out-buildings,also, trees
of diifcreiit kinds. From 8 to 10 acres are
n.-oodinnd. The location is n d_esiija.ble one,
being easy of ucccss,and iii. i_.l’1lO_ l.l'I'3:II1:'p‘(.,l_-I£'1_'t¢'
vicinity‘ ‘of chg::_§_~.‘;c:§, s_;'ci,i,oo_lg:. =\.!,1§l. manufac-
’£.I1l‘llI"‘ éstabllitlilinciits difierent lviudz, and
:1\'liLii‘e i.~.'ib,o,r is in cciiislaat dornand. and good
{viiges coil The obtained. For terms. or any
o‘:.n'ci‘ information, apply at the G_i7.r:1-rn
Oi-‘mo.’-3, or of A. B. HULL, at the Freight office

in Danbury.

Danbury, Oct. 1, 1857. if 40
. . . -._.—_.w.-,---......_...L....:1—l.‘n

Croctexfy, §i,l1i:_ua Glass VV_,are.

NE ofi1i'-c.1az'-g'est‘, riEli_cs! and b_cst.§eIecl-

., ml stocks of‘ Crockery, 'Glass‘& China
Wares, to be found in Nc;‘“val‘_i,'. can now be
seen at the sl,ore' of,‘ the i!:_i_iosci_’ibe'>'t at,‘ South
Ix"_oi‘vIr.i_l;, together v.;it'l_i a ’gl9I:IC_i,'itlflSS01,'lfl§8'I.i_l;
91" C-':"F.t'>c?=¥i<.%S.. ti?-¢.. =I1.19'f\r~"ii’i._cli will he sold at

lvceetlinsly law l}1‘l’.)9'”~ G. W. S.\iI'1‘H.
0?-5l_EllYi H°5l0'.'_',’, llosicry. Ladies will

 iliiil it to their advantage to call and see

our stock before purchasing.O. CLARK’
._i '- ~.

 

 

 

\Vutcli Keys, Gold and Silver Thimbles, and ztvoriaty. ,

Iiugicdiatcly on receipt of {hi sul-,i§cgipti_on '

=.l‘-9.'~_I.i.<'s be at .

C. J. GRUM AN.

THE CARPET TRADE.

1 8 3 8.
Paper Hangings,
CURTAINS,

curtain Goods,

OILED PAINTED SHADES,

F7. 00 R OIL CL 0 THS,

and

CARPETING,

of all kinds.
A LARGE AND Exrsxsrvi: Assonrnnxr
or EACH,
at the lowest possible prices. with .
FAIR AND HONORABLE DEALING,
by
c. J. GRUMAN,
Foot of Main Street, Norwalk,Ct.

Removal.

AUCTIIDN !

0. s. CLARK,

Has removed his Auction Sales to his
JEWELRY STORE NEAR THE SPRING,
where in connection with the sales of

JEWELRY Xi FANCY GOODS,

he will sell, this week, a Stock of

DRY GIJDIIS!

c 0 I'll p r i s i n g
PAR./IME TTA S’, DE LAINES,
DEBAGES, CALICO)-ZS, MUSLINS,
Hosiery. Gloves, &e.,

./ILSO, THIS H/‘EEK,

SILVER SPOONS,
G-old Watches,

Silver Hunting Watches,

Cameo Sets,
GOLD LOCKETS,
PLATED ronxs,
casrons, EIGHT DAY CLOCKS,

Ladies’ Work Baskets, &-c., &c.

N. B.—I will sell my stock ofWr.tches, Jew-
elry, and Silver Ware, at my Store, in Main
Street, at a reduction of 40 percent. from for-
mer prices ; in fact all kinds of goods in my
line for sale at about lialfpr2'.cc. These goods
must and shall be sold. Clocks 50 cents. - A
splendid iron front, striking Clock, for $1.60 ;
8 day striking Clocks, iron fronts, $2 00 ; and
other goods in proportion.

'.l.'ooth Brushes.
A NEW lot inst received by
KNAPP 8; LYNES.

NOTHEI1.'Lot of that Beautiful Cord for
Ladies Skirts, Just Received at
O. S. CLARIUS.

Special Notice.

HE Slll)SCl'll)el‘¢W0lll(l give notice that all
the New York dailies and popular week-
lies, may at all times be found on his coun-
ter, and regular subscribers served at their
residencesi. Also, all the Miscellaneous pc-,
riodicals of the country, such as Godey, Har-
per, Griiliams, Knickerbocker, Emersons, Ar-
thur’s, etc , etc. Also Du. Osi3on.\'i-:’s Gonn-
I-:.\' OI.\"r.\ii~:.\'r. and Prof. Dean’s“ Humbug,”
which is worth trying. He is the Agent. of
the Adams 6; Co’s Express Company, and all
goods and parcels left in his care, will be
promptly forwarded. ' '
tl7 (3,E_Q1l§E W-. JENNINGS.

 

 

Just Received.
LARGE assortment of Business Enve-
1opes.,very fine and cheap. at
A. H. CAMPS,
Excelsior‘ Book Store.

To let,

W0 or three desii-a_ble tenements,
to F-.ot_1jo:_a or. Gunners.

Blanks blanks !

3-E'NI~Ji.:AL assortmentofLn.isrs.Di::as.

'I‘u.i.\sri-iii, l’iu.u.i'ri-:, and other Legal
1;‘-lanks, kept constantly on hand, and for sale
at svliolesalc or retail at the lowest prices,vit
the GA‘4§I£"l‘I‘E Orriciz.

I}

’l‘

a ‘ly
Pt.-

 (33st2i:l_g.

vv-.n.p’.~v~.u~.ra.A..-nnava .-.-.~.«».a¢~.\,v-..~-A. g-. \r’¢«-.~-,./..-I .-.,v.»..

'1 _ .
iaria For sale.

‘ The Subscriber offers for sale a

‘r-Fui-rii containing 33 Acres, situated in the
town of New Canran. about 25 miles from
the village. On t‘ir.-pm-.ixiiscs is a good Dwel-
ling House and Burn. with other outbuild-
ings. This Farm is divided into. “low, Identi-
ow, and Pasture I‘_.j.:\:i§2, Price" ~_2:f'-;"‘,,";_,'_,,e_'
half 0...’ viiisig can :?e.n?.,i-,‘w. as ‘coin mi Mori-
iif‘-S*?1 P.1°.l?.§‘f‘.Z ' isécnred. during the natural
~.‘.}.t”,.’v,i.,;'._e of the snbswiher and his wife.

LEANDER HOYT.

New Canaan, Feb. 8th, 1858. Itlstmay

House for Sale cheap.

A NEW HOUSE, eligibly located. with-
_-__,_ in three minutes’ walk of the Bridge,
will be sold at much less than its value, for
a very small sum down, or ‘

-mu - .. A -— _
. ~.:'-3-fl. Shear hows.

99,411! 51.",‘.‘..._ nlO,nl,l)ly o.r_ quarterly pe.yii:a:iis,
if the pm-chasei' desires it,

Applyimmsdiuiely 1.0 Editor of the GA-
'§, who will give all needed information.

 

 

Pa:-m For Sale.

HE subscriber olfe-rs for sole his Faun.
containing alien: 4'2. asm of Plow, Mead-
ow, Pc.s*,;1,r-e uif’6‘\' ood Laud, with 9. House, a.
_:,u'o'd' am and out buildings standing there-
on, situated in Ridgefleld. two miles North-
east of the village, on the main road leading
to Daiibnry, and two miles West f’§o_Lr_i_ San?
for-d’s Station, on the Daub-.;,i-y and l_*l0t'ii’al':i
Riiilroad. Scivjl, E‘;-,r'.I,o is very‘ pleasantly sit-
n:u',‘ed, f_.o}.'_- a c_o,n,n,ti_-y i,-.csi_deur:,e. lzuying a large
variety 9.? choice‘ grafted Fruit near the
Ilouseg and an excellent well of water, with
good S[)['lll,'.,|‘S near the Barn, which’ never
freeze or-dry up. For particulars apply to
the subscriber opposite the N. Y. 8: Bi. 3

Railroad Depot at South Ncrvr.-f.l3;. '

J.:Aii5‘I~‘I‘S‘ FLYN N.

SOlli.l:‘I_'E(:_‘g‘“\‘?l3l:N., Jgcu. 22d, 1858. 2m4

For S_aI_Q_

A The Sulisoziber ofifeifsjfoit sale, a val-
nlable 1’1;.ce', p'l,easiint_ly situ_atcd_, op-
posite t,l:."e_ I:0Sl(l;(5l1i,_‘.O of \I_r. .I,ustiis ljoyt, in
New ‘Canaan, coiitainigig §‘.l>.ou~t one acre of
Lani_1_ with 9, good. r,e'.v Divelliiig House. and
Shop, upon it. h(l£i.'ial1Cl'\\'I*.ll 9. Barn and other
on,t-Ilnildings, all in good condition.

'l‘!ieI’lace is well calculated for the keeping
of Boarders, if desired. The Shop was built.
expressly fair Slioeniakcrs, and has ample ac-
commodations for_l'3‘oi'b \\:(.)I"l‘I_H!'?,"‘_‘,.):2.I. ‘- ’ 

The I-'ropert_v cc S€.1l_€.l cheap",-an«1,on_ac—
c(‘._‘z;_‘,’,_‘.“;(‘.:l__tXi,l.d{_.-‘ i.i\i‘ir.s—-tfvvo-t_hirds of ‘the pur-
chase -inou’cy~c-ah f'ein'ain on mortgage if desi-

 

Daubury st I‘.Ia1'wall: Railroad (lg-
Dividciiad cl‘ '_Fvro_ter §_e!1{- o_‘~1i_0i?_0i.0
net earuin-gs-oi’ hit.‘ "139? -‘Y1-\' Illtlnld-9- fills

this day bccii'iIeclared,Qa\ziblc on and alter

Stock is regislc-i'cd at Noi-walk will receive
their Dividends of W. C. Street.
GEO. W. IVES, Trca_s.
Daubury, Feb. 25th, 1858. M10

 

To Iiet.

1 A pleasant and convenient ' tenement
. "' for a large family. Enquire at the
Gazette Office. .3110

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Wedm-sday March 10th. Stockholders Whose §

-‘..3*T-.lI.?‘l-.1 Racks!
LARGEaiid_v-.ii-icd assoi-tin,eiit ofS'.~'iiei')i
Booksat. the o’d established llookstoxe

fofimerly occupieil by Mr. A,iidrew_' Sc_llcck,_..
Customers will find their wants attended to
 with pi-omptnesis and dispatch. Particular
i attention paid to Cluldreii, €l,iILl.a‘-.9! ‘much care
i bestowed on small purchasers as large ones.
iY0l1l‘ PM-1""“lgL‘ Pesiieetfiiily solicited. at
A. II. CAMPS
Excelsior Book Store.

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RIED Apples,
, rios:,ct . Mann: ('5 01.usrun’s.

 

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1‘.iums,Peachesand Cher-

sirdtl. " ‘For further‘ particul,:,:'-.= fiffily to in};
iiiirlizrsigiicd. - 5- Y~ 31- .0HNi~. (
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.3, :£-'- o :3 5 A. 1. E ,
at-. At Westport, Gt. "
r [IE subscribe!‘ otl‘e§-S, for Sale‘. W, good and
‘I}lL‘i'l’ll\ll.l:l3’.l°“°.C-id dwelling Ilouses, on
ill“ ‘nest side of 1Vestpoi'tBrii1ge,z;:;ons; ion
rods therefrom, and about the same‘ dislanoe
from :_’.ic l.':plSCOpa‘l3Cl'1‘l1I‘dll. ' Tlierc is about
one '-acrc'of. land, well stocked -with choice
fruits. and there'»is also a Carpenter’s sliopon
the lot. » 'I‘be~property will-be -sold. cheap if
uppliedfor aoon.. .6m28 JOHN 

 

.£1‘l.‘.",'-._i'i'.'-:-,g'es and disatlvaniages which the dif-

‘froin the date ll_(!l'(.‘0l_'..‘i,.'C,|_.§‘ the creditors of
,said Estate, W 9-,‘{l>.i31i‘e their claims for settle-

Adiniiiistrafor,
I I-JIJZABETII A. FER RIS,
3010 Adminislratrix.

El;-Iilu flllntk §.hiu.i*lisi1iuii.ts.

"i7§.§.I.'vi;§;%ciii:n, .;.'.-‘r.‘.<v A co. iscl-8.;£.(.}{.{§£.ii..}§.§
Ilousc,.\ppli:tou’:-lZuilding340 .I 348I1road\viiy, N. Y.

'\/'»:‘\-‘.’~,"\/\;’\ . »_.-»_—x ‘x ‘\.'\.. \- .-

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Jnsl I’-u/ilis/m/, I’7'i¢'c 3241' cams, P03! _Z7'n_'('_

How to cure Consumption,
l{()NCIll'l‘1S_.Asthma, Group. Colds, and
Nervous Affection. A(l(lI‘CI~'.‘l Dr. TRACY
DELOIIBIES. great Curcr of Consumption,
New York City Post. Office. v3in8

$1000 a Year !

 I000 A YEAR. I101-‘I’I‘.-\IlLI'2 and Honora-
!$l000 A YEAR. ble l'.‘mplo_vment for all
$1000 A YEAR. Times. Persons in town or
$1000 A YEAR. country in search oI'cmploy-
$1000 A YEAR. merit as asource of income.
$1000 A Y1‘).-\l{. or to fill up llicir leisure
$1000 A YE-xix‘. hours, lll-ly hear of such by
5l000 A YEAR. enclosing :2 stain is (to pay
$1000 A Yl:‘.Alt.postagc) to Prof. .lAi\lES
$1000 A YEAR. HORNE. Box No. -1551, New
$1000 A YEAR. York Post. Ullice. The em-
$I000 A YEAR. ployment is fitted to either
$1000 A YIGAR. sex ; st-atioii in life immate-
$l000 A Y EAR. rial. It is an article ofdaily
$1000 A YEAR. consumption. and can be
b‘l000 A YEAR. manufactured in the agent’s
$1000 A YEAR. dwelling, secure by copy-
$.l000 A YEAR. right; sale as permanent as
$1000 A YEAR. flour. An Agent is wuntcu
$1000 A YEAR. in every town in the Ullsloll.

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PACIFIC HOTEL,
172 Greenwich St., New York.

HE price of Board M. this popular House
was reduced on the lat of January, to $1-

50 per day.
JNO. PATTEN, Jiz. & BENJ. LYNDE1’i<o-
rimzroiis. 3inv5

THE VERY isi.s'r E.-x.\lILY i-.-x_rl.i: i-1. BLISHED Is
‘HE NEW YORK PRESS.
T contains 16 large closely printed quarto
pages, giving during the year one fourth
more reading than any of the thieo dollar
mouthlies. It is filled with the very best
rules, Sketches, &c., that can be procured.-
It is printed from clear, new type on line pa-
per, in a convenient. shape l'or binding, and is
handsomely Illustrated , all for $2 ayeur.-
Specimen copies sent free, on application.-
Cunvassers wanted in every town and city in
the country to solicit subscriptions. to whom
a liberal commission will be given.
Address, DANIEL ADEE,
3m-Iv 211 Centre street, New York.

Farmers and G-ardmers
nxnixo their P. O.Addres to us will receive
by mail grai.is an Almanac for I858. and
iuforinaiion concerning the CELElil{A'l‘ED
MANUHES ‘made by " The Lodi Manufactu-
ring Company, 60 Courtlantl Street, New
York.” Elm-Iv

 

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Cheap Reading. \

Hats. Caps, Pars,
A ND FR.E']VC'II FE L TS.
FASHIONAI’-LE, GRACEF UL, DURABLE.
Spr~i-Mg Sly/Zcs f 07' 1858 new 7-cady I

BARRAGLOUGH, 154 Cbatham-st., N.
0 Y., claims public attention to hisnew
and elegant stock of Hats, Caps, Felts and
Furs. It is with great satisfaction that he
has the honor of announcing his fabrics as
the most light, stylish and recherche ofavny
ever inannfacturi-.d in New York.

As the Hat denotes the cliamcieristics of
its wearer, gentlemen having a due regard
for their reputation cannot be too careful in
innking a selection ; since an unfasliionablc
tile will cause hiiu to lose the prestige which
a handsome phiz and a refined education
may have acquired for him.

" Unhappy is the head that wcarsa. crown”
-—wliicli means, of course, a crown that is
not ‘of the latest fashion. or becomes " shock-
ing bad” with a. week's wear.

The public willplease take notice that the
stock now offercrl at No. 154 Cliatbam street .
by S. Barraclough, is entirely f‘resh-—cnibra-
cing the newest Parisian styles for the ensu-
ing Spring--manufactured of the very best
inntc-rials, and sold at prices kit. Twenty
Five per cent. lower than the same quality
of goods can be pnrchaseal at any other cs-
tablisliment in this cityffizu

New York, Feb. 8th, 1858.

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1

7

Drugs, Medicines, Surgical Instru-
ments, and Patent Medicines.

COMPLETE and full stock, warranted
pure and genuine, to which we invite the
attention of
-The Trade,
Country Jllerchanls,
Jirnd Pliyszcicans.
We guarantee all our Medicines as represent-
ed. Wc nave a full assortment of all the
popular and reliable
“ r.i'ria:.\"i*” PREPARATIONS,
such as
Sarsaparilla, Tonic Bitters,
Liiiimentn, Fever and Jfgue Remedies,
' Hair Dyes and Invigoyato2's,
' 6:c.. &c., &c.
50 gross Jacob-‘s Cordial ,-
A Remedy whose virtues in Cholera, Dysen-
tery, and I)iarrhu:a, are known throughout the
United States, Great Britain, Cuba. and the
West India Island as possessing every particle
of the remedial worth that is claimed for the
preparation. ~ «

1000 gross “ BLISS nvsricrric iiiziinor.”

This preparation is c_oncedeil to be the best
remedy for dyspepsia, and all other chronic
diseases of the stomach and bowels, ever
placed before the American people, and al-
though but recently placed before the public
in the form ol'a “ patent” its sales are unpre-
cedented. Being an entirely

VEGl'l'I‘ABLE I’REPARATIO.\',

free from all irritating all(I.9fiI7Illf(!!‘f€iI£_,' pro-
perties, such as alcohol, or any of its prepara-
tions, or acids, &c., &c,, which for the princi-
pleingredients of other Dyspcptic Prepara-
tions, this Remcdy has won for itself a noto-
riety and reputation for its truly remedial
qualities, never before attained by any other
Remedy.

ox»: nvxnunn DOLLARS iuiw.uin.—-Will be
given by us lorinformation that \VIll lead to
the detection of any party counterfeting the
siguatnre of W. W. Bliss, on the Dyspeptic
Remedy-—or the selling or offering ior sale.
or having in their possession with—intcr_;tion
of selling or disposing of it in any way pack-
age of the above named Remedy, bearing a
forged signature. '

Also_on hand,_ 9, very large supply of
R I S L E Y ’ S

COMPOUND FLUID EXTRCT of BUCHU!

One of the most (if not the most) valuable
preparations evenplaced before the pconle,
for all Diseases of the ‘
Kinxurs, m..\nni-tr. .\.\'_n 3733'!-‘K-II.\ ;

A Sovereign Remedy for Pain in the Back
and Loins,l.eucori'hx.ca, or \vi,n._-...,_ uynonnma
and Glass, Strauguary, Gravel, &c., &c.,

Full directions for its use, accompany each
bottle. Also

uoizi'~:i:1=s’ caomc MIXTURE, FOR Ixuxrs,
the medicinal virtues of which everybody is
aware of—-there being hardly :3 family in the
counfry which has not 01.3.8 6:. more bottlgs on

hand.
IIARR.A1.. I:tsLE:Y & KITCHEN,

IV I T II I N
THE MEANS 0!‘ ALL.
__ R.‘ E. WI LSUN, Dentist, Author of
the “ Bcnumbing Apparatus for Ex-
H tracting Teeth without Pain,” being ex--
tcnsively engaged in manufacturing for

Dentists every variety ol'Artificial Teeth 5]
H under the most extended and systemati-

cally arrauged facilities ever before at-H
“tempted in this branch of art, believes
Eqhe may be allowed to say. without fear

of coiitradiction, that he is thereby ena-
“bled to insert for patients who may honor

him with their orders direct, 1: 1-: '1" '1' 1: R

Tl-21-ZTII at SIIORTEI‘. NOTICE and at LOW}-LR

ruicrzs than can possibly be had else;

where. either in city or country.

§ Dr. Wilsoifs system of adaptation en-
sures absolute perfection in the adjust
ment of Teeth to the mouth, thereby sc-
curing perfect firmness and comfort in

H wearing and mastication, natural and life

alike expression, so as to defy detection,
and perfect cleanliness. These have
been heretofore the crying imperfections

in Artificial Teeth, rendering them in a

great measure useless. _

Having a body of operators constantly c:_n_-
ploycd in the Labratory, persons from the
country are only required to, remain in the
city over one night for the insertion of any
number of teeth from one to a full set, which
may be inserted either wirii or wrrnocr ex-
tracting the old roots.

PRICES f'or Artificial Teeth to patients
range according to style from 50 cts, 75 cts.
51,00, and so on, per '1'ooth, being but little ,
more than is charged by him to the profession
as wholesale prices. Entire satisfaction war-
ranted in all cases,

ARTIFICII‘ la TJEETII have become a ne-
cessity v.jit,l,i all classes. and there is no good
1-e-;iso":i why they should not be manufactured
on e, lurgosaale at coinparativoly low prices,
rather than that obscure Dcnti:-ts should ob-
lige a few persons to support them by enor-
mous profits for work which must necessarily 1
be del’ective,mviiig to limited faciliii-;3. I

¢A.\' EI\'A.\II.\'.-\’l‘IOX at the offipe, 9):.‘ gap;-,,'1.e3 of
each and all tLhe.varir__y;.s séylps-_ -“ow empyoxed,
W1“ °““_l’l.° '~..r_”?°,},1,9.|'v._ 5'-.'~mtlI.ai' with the sub-
.lL‘9l.i *0. ,?.'-".l.k’§°"-‘J 0.1.160 very correctly of the

fereut v~£\I‘le-tics possess.

firuhziic gttlllih.

vvvuhrwvvxr/V»-u av v./vv Jveav

V-‘l_‘£52

 

District of ./\'0I‘2U(I[/I‘, as. Probate 
./llarc/i 61.’; 185-5‘. ‘ ' ' '
Esi'.i'rn hi’ _.i airs S_I}YM_0{II_1, late
of iN0l‘1V’illl{‘, 1:; l; Di:-r_ti'ict.‘, deceased.
_ i.‘li‘eC,-:.,urtV o_l_ P_.,_ at<._~loi'_ the District of
§v'(0If,'.i.".'._ll§, hath llIIll_lC(_l and allowed_ six months

 

iii,'eiit',._ ';‘1_i{.s€: who neglect to present their
~;,,,'..3ounts properly attested, within said time,
will be debarred a rccovc'.'y. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are requested to make
immcdiete payment to '

_ AI.GE-lh\'Ql‘I, :3. $39,113,
3t10 AdmlI1.l_S;I‘I_‘1I.tQ',' with lb}: ‘.'.[ii), ;,.,,,¢;,»N3_
Dz,‘-‘.‘!-',"c'z,‘1?_ 9’: -"'1 ¢':z;wair’:, ss. Probate Court,

-’l?:.’1.3‘c/t. em. 1858.

STATE. of DARIUS FERRIS, late of Nor-.
walk, in said disfl'i':t, dqeensecl,

The Court of Probate ‘for the District of
Norwalk hath limited aiid allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time. will be
debarred a recovery. All pe3_'so,iis inclelitetl
to said Estate are rcq steel to make’ imme.
diatc payme-.3 to ' '

A ‘ },.’\l‘:,i'1"-‘l..‘l.l‘-:5INl.-li..)lr‘.

'-11'

Commissioners Notion,
HE Subscribers appoiiitcil by the Court of
Probate for the D.i_sti.'«ict' of Norwalk,
Cominissioners to receive, examine, and decide
upon the claims of the Creditors of the Estate
of Eenos Weed. an insolvent debtor of New Ca-
naan, in mid District, assigned in ti'n§t
for the benefit of his creditors, l‘i‘el,‘(_lb._Y give
notice that we will attend to, the bus'i_n'e.<s of
our said appointment at, the Office of Sellcck
Y. St J o_l:,n, in said New Canaan, on the 'Z6‘..'n
d:,i_:( of -A-pril.1855. anal on the 26th day of
.}un,c, 18557. at one o'clock in the afternoon of
each of said days,

Said C0121"; hath limited and :i.ll£_\}):cs.‘l four
months from the date licreo!‘ fog the exhibition
to us of claims iigaiitst :3:;_i;l Estate.

SELLECK Y. Sv.‘2'oi'i.\’,
(:.3‘-_(.'.,'.‘.;.i-.':; Lxriinxu,

Dated at New Canaan, this 27th day

ruary, 1858. ‘

g Commissioners,
bi 55%?)-
‘H9:
Yottrs 3t.8t.l1~es_’- fiezazaariv.
rtii.i.’sipE_, NOR wAL1.{. cozvu.
ltfns. Loutsii .é\- S.\Imt.PrincipaI.

ESSLONA Annual, commencing on the

‘_ Third Wednesday of September. closing
on the last Tiiesdiiy ofJuly. Pupils received
at any time when there are vacancies. Char-
ges commence at the time of entrance.

Terms per quar‘.er—I<‘cr Tuition in $tlgll5.ll
and Latin. 35; Modern Laiigqagcs, .5-aeh.‘S4;
i\lnsic,on Piano and ’,?._=.,iitai",’<3a.':,ii,"$ll) ;‘Draw-
ing and P=._-,i:‘.ti:;_g i'i'oui"55.1' to $10, '

i‘.iad_ai:_ia ratio,-:.~n,‘ a’ Piii'isiaii Lady of, t--;li_i_-
cation and ij'cfiii'einent.. rcsir1ii_i_v,r in the E 'i.n_il;.'.
:tfhe'i'c' is eyc_ry_ facility for; '€iec§uir‘i d the
Fi-eiich ,au,g=.iuge‘in, its parity an-.0 elegance.
flay .‘5¢.l‘,9.‘,a,gg, in 1,0“;-3 of rs,-citation, which
i,l‘:'C- daily, have l.l_l‘J same ad vzmtagos as board-
ers. Circulars coutainin-,- terms Mr Boa:-dci-s
may be had at the Scmiii'M‘;v‘. 3*!!’.’.'
\_....—---1----—--—--m_____,_____._..

A. (38111 ‘if: the Ladies.

 

- _- , - 1 in correctina‘ir1‘f'7!I1flTi‘tl€S:f9ll9Tlng
.;T.i/P-?ili:‘(i'l;l‘i-{|[ii_llb(lil§II‘€‘Si¢i‘l1g‘ rndiintriintiou (particular-l_v
in, {no chance of life.) from ‘one to two [1lll~‘~\\'lll cure
(1.;-, (lg,-lgllltilllnjé.‘ ‘complaint. the Wliitcs. r_e1io:v-ing all
:di‘,.,‘t,.e_,'3 and ‘pain. Rcinovc i$<i1'ob.struct:ons arising
from colds. or any other c,-iuee, and iilwnys: sue-)_cs:‘,fiil
an 9. preventive, and at the same time ,§'_5_3_\§9l.:".':' m_Irm-
igsn Files 51 per box. with fall and exp’ icitdirections.
Sold by I.. 1.. -63.4 SO.\'.- Driiggisfs, general
wholesale agents for i\'o'r\r:Ill.' n_n<l VlC""l."- T119)‘ Wlll
supply dealers-at I’rnpri9toI’s prices and send the Pills

by return of mail, confidollllflllfl by "1°l°§lnE 

£5913 5*-lal. D.e1'soD.'i vielutin
‘this l1_Qll$é- r-csponsiblc.

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R. ’_".'?o.\'r:o'.< GOLDEN i=n.1.‘=. res F$?=!AI.FS -

Importers and Wholesale Druggists,
7 6 Barclay Street, New York,

Sole agents for New England and New York
Bni-:isi«: A‘: Sos, Agents for Norwalk.

To all persons whom it may
concern!

HIS is to forbid all persons under any pre-

tence, or for ‘.:I}.j.: caaiisc wlialsoevcr. ti-u.-s
passing on or *,r,.,I<'iii-,‘;‘.:iii_v,' thing belong-ing to
in-.-. vviil:-.‘out my cdnsen t, oil’ the preniise.-t n u
’,)-§.L.‘.‘.IplL'd by my wife. Betsey A. Dikcmau. in
the town of Wcstport-. ‘uiicler penalty of th.

ti-uszing for any purpose whatsoever, my Flllti
\\'ii.'U. as I will pay no debts of her contracting
after this date : And also to forbid my saiu
wife, Betsey A. Dikeinan. from_ hiring any set
vant, or scrva.nl.s, or liarborin-,-; any siidli oi

said prcrni-es, or selling, or carrying a\.‘1a'_\-
any property belonging! to f-rout said prem

ises for any '5.,v.,rp,3s,e iv. i.u,tsoevr.v~, without my
consent. under p,éi_z,s.l-t.y or the law as 1‘ sniin

law I Ami Slut‘. to forbid any and all person.- _

..

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From tli-.-Advertising Office,-'<l.'16

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-rm: commits 1-mziai

F 0 I1
11. r.i:sm..in:o _ II.I.L'.S‘TI2.-ITED.
HE New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE

is one of the largest and best liteiary
papers of the day. An Imperial Quarto
containing Eight 1'-ages, or Forty Columns,
of entertaining original matter ; and Ele-
gantly Illnstratcd every week. ,
A Gift worth from :70 cents to $500,00 in
Gold, will be prcseiited to each subscriber

money.
TE RMS.

One Copy for one year.
Uuc Copy for two years,
(rue Copy for tlirce yea r.-',
One Copy for five years.

_~\..\'D T0 CLUBS
TIIPQQ, Copies, one year,
I-‘ive Copies, one year,
Ten Copies, one _l'If.'ll', $1.’: 00, and 10 gifts.
Twenty-one Copies, one year, $80 00, an-.121 gifts.
The articles to be distributed are comprised.
in the following list:

82 00 and 1 gift.
$3 5-0 and 2 gifts.
3.’: U0 and 3 gifts.
$5 00, and 5 gifts.

3.’: 00, and 3 gifts.
SS 00. and 5 gifts.

‘G00 Silxer Watches, 10 00 to 25 00 eacli.
1000 Gold Guard. Vest and I-‘ob Chains. $1010 $30 each .
Gold Lockets, Bl‘:lc£‘lel.S.‘ Brooches, I-IarDropA, Breast
Pins, Cuff Pins, Sleeve Iluttons, Rings, Shirt Studs,

other articles worth from 60 cents to $15 each.
Immediately on receipt of the subscription
money, the subscribers name will be ciitcred
upon our subscription book opposite 2 "'1!!!-
ber, and the gilt corresponding with" that
number will be forwarded, within one week,
to the snbscrib.r, by mail or express, post
paid. . .

hie. All communications should be ad-
dressed in I.’.ECl\'I-j'l‘ 51. CO.

*,"‘Specimen Copies sent free.

 

, $15 sswime MACHINES. .

l.i'1l.'5D’.§ Patent
riusr I’I1L3IIl3.\1

 

Wairantcd to excel all ot]:_m~ s,.w;,,g Ma-
chines for Workmausliip. Simplicity. Strength

Family and Plsuitution'Sewing it has no sn-
perior. The proprietors are an.\'ious to estab-
lish Agencies in all parts of‘ the United Stairs
and Canadas. Persons with a small capital:
will find this a profitable business. Address '
TIIOIIAS & CO., 480 Broadway, New York.

'o'm-ls

Soebbeler 6!. Schmidt,

I‘ ANUI-‘ACTURERS of Grand and Square Aa
A tion Piano Fortes. 423 Broomn-st.,. (one
block East of Broadway,) New York; We
would invitethe attention of amateurs and
critics to the inspection of our unrivalled
stock ofPia.no-Forte-s,_whieh. for tone and du--
rability of workmanship, have not been sur-.
passed by any in this country. A liberal dis-
count to Clergyrneu. Schools and the Trades
1y23.s . ‘ -

 

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Horse Blankets.
FINE lot of Carriage and Horse Blankets
just made up by the sub;-;criber. Also.
Hiitfalo Robes, &:c.,—alI for sale at ‘*hard.'
times prices.” WM. s. JONES.
East side the Bridge. Westport, Conn. 1.f.1.;;

Iron and Steel.
A. ed tothis markct,jnst received and for
sale by W)! . 0. STREET. .

Shawls.
N entire new stock of STELLA
all colors. An entire new stock of

WOOL LONG su.».'wI_.s,
at a great bargain. C. _3:_ (;mmM._

 

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VT 1112 I

So 1012;; mzs2trcc.s'.v_fz4Ilg/ snipe"/it,
Found at Last! . _

its ori inal color‘ covers lu.'i-, '5 '1

head; remofics all dzi:3diull' i:chiy.‘,;_ Zgfoflffiid
scald bead and all ei-iiptinn.-r; 1,-,,.‘-,;,._., -the km. :03’
healthy, and glossy; and will pr|}§(1r\'9 ;_ to ,,,,,. imagf
inable age: ‘.‘“‘lU"‘73: 3‘ if by 11:21 .‘ fill Lllitcl-ms (kc.
lwm l-lie T300. "ml cures :‘.ll incur:-.l,§i:i bud 1.2.-rvous lien. -
M:he- See circular and the following.

 

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Dorm N. II.. -‘ ~ -.— '1 r-'.‘ .
rnor. o. J. ween .e c6.—c...'i..i:ei’viiii.i‘i 3':-.i.i".i..' .-.
We have received so many orders and calls for Pro! 8 '
J. Wood's Hui: lfixstorative, that to dx g 7-2 more chm;
p-.-lled to send to Boston for a qiiantiiy, (11,,-. ,3 dozen
you forvui;-den all being sold.) Wlillc we nfight order 3,
quantit_v from you. 1-.‘rery boffie we liar: volt! seem: to
have producctl UlI'€£ orfaur -new custm/zu'.v, and the appro-
bation, and p:11..rc_-u:i.g-.- it receives {mm the ino.=i *:x;l)-
slaiitial and \\'0l‘UI_\' ci‘.i.1(-us of our v-mum-_ fuuy “,3.
Vince us that it i.-‘. .1 .1!0.>"I‘ \'.~\LL7.\BI.i; PRl.l'.tR.-i’TION._

one dozen 52 size ; :\.‘'stl l)cliF\'c- us _\'(~IIl's y..,~.,- -,-..,-,,9cm,;_,_
1:. t-riizxxt-<3) .DA.\'li-il. L.‘.l'£ii31.lP 3. 

llic!mr_\' (trove. St. Cliarles Ct-.. .‘-.Eo., 2.’.-,v ]9_ 1356, -
I‘i{Ul~‘. 0. J. Wl‘)UIl-—IM’—ai' sir : ':‘mne time i.‘..-:: s,,,,,.
imr we were ln|l|iCt".l to use i.:,2;.s oi’ _i~oi;i~ nah. p_e_:_1m.,._
live. and its ell":-i-is were :10 “gum;-:-3._ii_ “.3 feel it our dl-l.~
ty to you and the a1',l3-..‘-cal‘, to l’£‘}ih$3 it. -
(liar lli.Il(- son'~‘ I=i¢:.ul for -“U1J‘.v ‘iiaie had l-5-all I19-*,'(i>wnr
co\‘erc«l with sor,c.s_. and sii:,i;:.- r.:|Ll£‘Ii it. srahl lie: ix‘ rife,
' Q." t.‘!j‘",'e.‘-,\' c'.!.‘.?e oil’ in l‘(7I}.\PI;|3E'[)o‘ 0‘ ,;,},,,n ‘.,_
' his .sI.:1l1-i-in;.r.-:. advi.<c'.‘. us to us; ’,.0,‘,,. RH“
‘ give; we dsd so wiih little hep» of .< ,_,c,,‘,,_.; but ,0
our .~lll‘[>1‘l‘3‘.\, and that of all our 2,3,. I:-‘H H_‘l'_‘v’ {Cw-‘n _
pll..,‘l.luu:s‘ ]'e|llt)‘\'L'\i lilo 3135938’; ninth-rV.}i.,-; 9",} ,,'m.“. R15,
l,f"‘_m.',":” cl”: T9,?‘ *‘_"‘.."‘-‘ started -int, and we c:iii_now
\.l_\ 1.1.! our t-.,_\ has 11,- )_,..,,]-ii-,-}. 3 _;m1,,_ and M.1u_‘ur‘_
‘mt “ cl’ ‘95 ll‘ “ its -'\11)’<'IZur‘: child. We can tlicrefme
“'“l ‘l‘’- **"*‘°°-V’.--conii-it-ex‘: \'<:v-- lit-:<to1'nti'. 1'. as a I-crfcét

. ,1 , - ‘
“’5*°‘—‘l’ 3°’; ulldxscn.-:4-s of lL'c scalp and li:1i.r.
\\ c are, _vr.\urs I‘t!.i}u:¢;tfu1]_\',

 
 
 
 

8 any the p1'0.'."e:-ion.-

. J. 13. D1 ’.’«.'\~ .
D ll-Cd ill ll'€Zs_lport.ll1iS 231-hday of Dagm-
l)(‘I‘ . 3t'vr“'5

New Iliiillinery Establishment.

HE Subscriber, having taken the rooms

directly over the Drug store of Knapp (Y
Lyncs, in llubbell-‘s New Building. and per-
manently cslaldished her business in Norwalk,
would invite u_tten_tion to her large and entire-
ly new stock of FASHIONABLF. MILLI-
l\’_ERl,'. Consisting oi Winter Styles. selected
with special care and fidelity to fashion and
tests. A share of the public patrniiagc is iii-
vltcd, believing that entire satisfaction can
be given in material. work. and prices. La-
dies’ and Chilzlrcifs Hats of the latest sl.vies_
kept constamly on hand, or made to drder
w hen prcferi-ed.
LADIES’ DRESS A-.\'D‘CLOAI{ i\IAI{lNG.
Ladies wishing anyiliiiig in this ‘5ir.e,cnn de.
pend on having their work done satisfactorily.

CllARLOT’1‘E DENTON.

Norwalk, Dec. '.-‘th, 1757.

*1-nomns £11.22,
Merchant Tailor and Draper,

N0- 3 Pl! 3 l-\' Rlaok, Noi'walk, Conn.
HE snlrscylbss ?I'0illll respectfully announce
_I‘lli.’-.52.-'.1."4l."lf1g o.earcd out all his old stock
‘we auction salcs,he {as now on hand a

3?.

|.-u.-‘A

. fresh selected stogk ofsea enable Clot1is,Ca.s-

simeres, Vt-stings, &c., viz; on he is prepared
to make up in the l':,e;~st and mo"-:1: ftlt~‘l1l01)zl.l)lc
styles. A_ q.c,m._plete assortincnt of Means and
Bo fa’ C-.3’-.9111-Il.;\”(} Ri’L‘.-’iJ»l.‘1' J:-L‘l1)E.

(_:;l"d,tcflll f'or long and continued favors, I
shall endeavor. with reiicwcd exertion, to
merit their continuance.

,,__

Real and Personal Estate

A G B NO If I

I-IE Sub’scriber would r-._;:.,i1,oiiri.cc to the

public tliat he li,i‘.\:ics_’:.'.‘.l:lisbcd an agencv
for 911.; l.i-iiiisii,'.;‘.f..;)u_ of. the above l)uSil]c.§5_'_ bi;
licv_in_if tl;;;_t_ i._li_e ini,f:ljCst.s of the cinployefnnii
(,'I'._‘.i)igQ;i%_tl will be miitual.ly pi'cmots».il therebv.
He" has several a_pplicati.aus already on lmnvd
for d.c.s_irable tent-in_ea.s, to puimhase and to
rent-. 5‘-.|_1<.l« those lmviixg such property to dis-
pose :.~,i,'.v.'o.ub1 do well to confer with tho
subscriber.

House Hiring and Letting.
Particular e.l.tcntiou pni-l to procuring and
letting 1Ieuse_s to good tenents, upon; ;e‘;,s-
(noble commissxon.and all persons having
pi‘op<'ri_v to lot. or desiring to :e-iii houses rol-
the ensuing year, slioulei n~:.'r.e imiiieiliate ap-
plication. 'Dl..\lON FANTON.

GEORGE W. Hit-:cr.\'izo'm.:u‘,
.<.«ii.«u A.H1G(:I.\B-aiuam. ‘ ‘

'9 (lanliiier. lllaine. June 22, 1355.‘!
PROF‘. D. J. WOOD--Ilezu Sir : I haw used two hot

, tics of l’rol’essor Woo.-.l"s Hair R(‘SIOI”uIl\e, and can trulv

say it is the greatest di.-acuvc-r_v of 1lie .'lg‘I=.'lI:»1-3-H,-:,,,.in‘g‘,
and changing the Hair. Iii-fore U.~'.lli_2‘ it I \va.-; a man 9:3
seventy. .\!_\’ hair has now :itt:iinr:d ifs original color -—..
You can recnnimenil it to the world wiflzout the it-35%;
fear, as my case was (ml: oftl=.i- worst k:u.l.
Yours I'.(‘.\‘;‘a¢'t:o'.iull_\’,

0. J. WOOD &. C0., l’i'npi'i«.-ior.~. 812 ‘,5;-;,x_‘dw,,,. N-,,“,
Y0?!‘ (in 11-8 Hr:-t N. Y. \\'ii'c Ilailir-it I-st:ibii.-iiiiul-iii)
and 114 .llfl.l'l(El street, St. Louis, _‘:;i3;-,,,,,.i. "

And sol-.l by iiligo-3.1 fl:-u-‘=gi,.-1,.-_ .

Soldin Norwalk by 13151-Illl-1 3: si)_\'_ 33, 1g,.;,1.,(.pe,.t -‘H.
Shelton .: Co. and T. C. ‘u\.{-,g\fi;1‘ mm‘ g,.,. H” “,!,.u,:g,“j,_
I.ll1'(>1Igl10\]i1ll8ll1‘llI(:<lS.£.*ir\n_nij 1;,-mg, ‘ “‘ l

_ ii 5’.l‘L"\‘§IIl:i.‘S.'
Nilri here liy :xlll)1_-u,-,;_v_,_";5i5, 3“).-3

 

-*= .3-

Now woos ...i.i=.m,,
On Camp Street,
sickory, _
GAE,
1tlI.A1‘IaE, 84-
Chestnut Wood.

'1‘IIE nndeisigncel will be nappy to receive
orders for, and S1Ip})l_‘\‘illt:plIl)llC with the
above kinds of Wood. in any quantity and 0E
tbehest quality, at". the lowest market price,
for CASE. 1 .fA.\IES FINNEY, Agent.

 

french Pomade.
HE GENUINE ARTICLE, prc—p.1rml by
Lubin, Pivcr. Maugcnet and E-‘ouriray. of
Paris. may be had of KNAPE‘ & LY‘-.\'ES.

Paper 330115,
ND PAPER IOOLLS FUIINITETRE. in
. any quaiyiiiy. Callnni". see them at the
Store of l{i\'AI’l-‘-..."c LYNES.
Norwalk Savings Society, Q
N(1\In\‘.\I.K, Nov. 4th, 1857. 3
 OTICE is hereby given, tliut Deposit:-s
A made in this Society on or before the {ills
zdiiy oi‘ Jaiiuary, April. July. and octnlgnr,

respective months.
.1 osizrn W . llUi:ni::.r., 'Ili‘~ea.-1irc.'.'

tf-15 Norv.-‘all: Savings Society-

Ego-oI;’B°iidi3g! Book Binding 5 .

‘I NOW all men by these pmseiits that I
J an) Binding Bliigeziucs, I.’ei-iodicals, and
all kinds of Binding, at loircr rut:-s llian is
iusually cliai'_;rc<l elsewiiere. and every Book
warranted to give ;<:it-i.=l'ucticn. Specialdis
counts ina.di-. \vlici-e-.thei'e are large Cl_I1a’.l‘.l
-tie.‘-'. Nov: the scasoii to ‘n-.x.'.'i.- your .‘.’.a;,a.,
zines bound, at A. H. CA?.lP’;\‘.
1’: .‘.ia’.n sizer-2.

T!

Dissolution.

IIE Co-Partnersliip heretofore existing
between the llI!,il?'é'.'-Tiglletl was this «law
dissolved by mutual conscnr. The business
ol the late arm will be settled by the: senior

partner.
; J(_)_II,N DAVENPORT,
,1 'rri0...E vvrtirunv
Wilton, Jan,-lst. ‘$858. 3110
Lassa FORKS! PLATED ronxsz

hrougb the New -_1’oa’t‘01_flcO.

' All the new pattern: at OLARIDS.
I

New Books.
EATRIC11 CENCI. a story of i.‘..=- -ix
tee=ntlic‘eiitur)'. translated from the Ital
"ion by L. 3J'onti. The Life and Times of‘Aar-

on Burr, by J. Parton,just received iv ,
KNAPP 4": I.YNES.
E !E'arrow Cow,
FOR SALE CHEAP. She gives

a good mess of milk and is :-.n'.éasy keeper-__.
Enquire at the Gazette Ofice. . L '
Q

.—.—.. .\,.-.-_ ;us-'.-..

immediately ori receipt-of the subscription‘

2Pnck::ges of Gold, containing 3500 00, each. '
5 0. do. do’ S-200 00, .each..
10 do. do. do. 100 00, each-
10 Patent Levi-r Hunting Cased Watches 100 00, each-
20 Gold Watcliea 75 00. each.
60 do. 010 00, each.
100 do. 50 00. each.
300 Ladies Golil Watclics 36 00. each .
200 Silver Hunting Ciised Watches, 30 00' each;

Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Thimble.-i, and a variety of i '

48 and 49 Moffat Buildirig.335 Broadwuy,N.Y "
817»

FIFTEEN DOLLAR snwisc, iiacniivr .' .' i

am Durability. ForTa.ilLriiig. Dress Making ,

FULL assortment of'IronandSteelsnii‘..

SH.-AWLS,..

GREAT BEAUTIFIER,

R 1'1‘ nnsronns PER.\IA.\'F..\"I‘l.Y f:I’..-‘Q? min To '

Send us as :-'.o.o.u as uiay be. run: gross of 51 size; fins} .

will be put on interest on the first dav cl’ said: -