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Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, March 23, 1858 · page 3

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B@‘ The store of \Villiam Bradley and
the I’. O. on Greenfield Hill, Fairfield,
together withits contents, was destroyed
by fire last Wednesday night. The fire
was discovered about 11 o’clock. Noth-
ing of any coiuequence was saved. There
was some $2,400 insured on the goods,
and $400 on the store. The fire is sup-
posed to have taken from the stove.

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 01?. fitmhlfs Ciiluntit. '0. J: AN.

iMP0nTAnl‘iAiit:iiuNctwiriii, THE CAR-PET TRADE,
1 8 5 8.

TO THE PEOPLE OF NORWALKVAND SUR-
Paper Hangings,
CURT AINS,

Curtain Goods,

OILED PAINTED SHADES,

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Removal.

AUCTION !

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

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Egltltl flail: fitliitlittiiitlts.

I'LL}.-vfssciina, OWEN i- co. ’SC;[-|g[Tu-l:\-d_y‘e-1-ti‘;-h-1;
House,Appleton’rBuilding3-16 a 348 Broadway, N. Y.

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Just Pu/zlis/icd, Price sir: cents, Post Free.

How to cure Consumption,
RONCIIITIS, Asthma, Croiip. Colds, and
Nervous Affection. Address Dr. TRACY
DELORMES, great Curer of Consumption,
New York City Post Office. v3m8

$1000 a Year !
$|000 A YEAR. ROI-‘l'l‘ABLE and Honora-
§1000 A YEAR. ble Employment for all
M000 A YEAR. Times. Persons in town or
$1000 A YEAR. country in search of employ-
S1000A I EAR. merit as asource of income,

‘I7 _ , , 
Hats. Caps, I-Furs,
AIVI) FREIVCII FEL TS.
FASHIONABLE, GRACEFUL, DURABLE.

Spring Sty/lesfor 1858 now ready !

S BARRACLOUGH, 154 Chatham-st.,N.
a Y., claims public attention to his new
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 ol'aiiy
ever mnriufactiirizd in New York. ‘
_ As the Hat denotes the cliaracteristics of
its ii-ca:-er. gentlemen having a due regard
tor their reputation cannot be too careful in
making it selection ; since an iinfasbionable
tile willcause him to lose the prestige which
a handsouie phiz and a refined education
may have acquired for him.

 

AGRICULTURAL
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THE New York weekly GOLDEN PRIZE
is one of the largest and best literal-y_
papers of the day. An Impcrial Qulflo '
containing Eight Pages, or Forty Columnl, '
of entertaining original matter ; ‘and Eie-:
gantly Illustrated every week. , .
$500.M in

 

ROUNDING COUNTR Y.

 

AND SEEDS.

The Subscriber will open in Norwalk, on

the 10th inst., at the old stand of Knapp as X, 

Lynesr ““ - he will sell, this week, a Stock of

‘Agricultural Store,

where may be found a full assortment of

New Business Arrangement.s
Fon

1858.

DENTAL ESTABLISEIVZENT,
East Avenue, l\'or\valk,Cr.
DIR. JAMES G. HARBOUR,
Having permanentlylccated liiniseltiisiiboveandin
endingto devote all liistime to his Norwiilk practice,
wouldrespectfully announce that he may he found at
all hours at his residence, as above,re.-idy to perform

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A Gift worth from 50 cents to
Gold, will be presented to each subscrlllat.

1 M M E N S E immediately on receipt of the subscription-

xilloperationsarpertaiizingto theDentall’rofession,in ., $1000 A YEA]; 0,. ,0 H, h . . H “ Unhappy is the head that wearsacrowu” money. ~ -
the most approvedscientiticnianner, and scale . J) I , T . r 1‘-LGOR OIL CLOTHS’ H E S V 1 YE AR, . up t ei_r lelslllt -—wliicli means of course, a crown that is ‘
ofpricesaslow 9.SlSC0DIpflIlI)l8WlIlltll€1lS::(;I]llL8 very R E I C I 0 N IA P R E S FARMING UTENSILS’ FERHIJZERS, FIELD’ I fi Yl".l\R.. ]t|:(l)llt‘:l:;'ma¥) hear of Such by not of th°.l“t95l5,m5bI0ns 0!‘ become-‘l " Shock‘ TE RMS.
1, ctinaterialsand the ii.iostsl"llf 1 t‘ Allivorls . o 3 ll *3 . - .' ""3 “ st““’P5 (‘° F“? ing bad” with it week-‘n werir 0'" 0°!‘-‘I’ 7°’ °”"7‘”“'v 9'3 °°'‘‘l ‘ ""
e. _ - ' . . ii u execu ion. and adaptation ofa G-ARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS. _ _ 231000 A YIIJAIM pgstage) to 111.01: JAMES Th uh], will ‘ t 1-‘ - _ b One Copy for twu_\-ears, 33 50181112» .
euianatingfroin liisestablislimentwillher,-nrrantedtc H. I I . d _ t f the O 0 III p l‘ I S I n g $l000 A YEAR. HORNE, BOX No, 4551, New sto ken}; later (1 Dtegte 124(Elll0t.l£3e that t B gnecom. fn,..tb,.Q,.;_,.,,,,,.,’ 3: ..u,d:'m._
givesatlsfactlon. S ,,, R I C T L Y is Spring Stock is compose up Put , 0 PARAAIETTAS, DE LAINES $1000 A YEAR. York Post Ofliee. The em- b cs B W 0 1 e ha. °',. _', lat 9"" S"'°°"' "° 0°” rm fi"’°m.’ ’ °°’“d flu’
' —_._ . “ , following viz . D ‘ ’ $1000 A YEAR. ployment, is fined to either ' “rmc ‘mg 21??“ ‘"5 YI1'eSh‘‘9mb|’9-' AND 70 CLUBS . .

“B Y M d I, I D Y Good F, V ; - EBAGLS, CALIC0l2S,MUSLI.\'S, 51000 A YEAR 89,, . station in me mm t cing the newest Parisian styles for the ensu- Three Copies, one year, 85 00, andaglnc.
N‘ “if t’ e tan ll ( or 9: uni sninmer °f ““ l"l"d5- Pl°‘"'P, C‘ t. f ,1 k. d Hosiery ‘Wloves, sire , s1000A YEAR rial’ It is an article ol'd:'lIeY mg Spring_mMufactmed of the Very best Iiilieccogies’ one yml’ 815’tti;o°(2ii.iIm1tIri“I=”
. ow is ie line 0 use llé -‘rea Sprm t - 5 ‘In S ' ' I , ' ' . ' ' . 3 opies, one ear , - -

’ Medicine. P A LARGE AND ttxrnxsrvr: ASSORTMENT ow Caiilllvgdtgrs? , ALSO» THIS WEEK. “W0 A Y].1AR' c°nsuinpm.m' -and can b.° I‘I‘li:;t¢’EII3li!3‘Il’sl:’ell‘tn'(I0VsV"I3I1FI?IIalInIll::amO gllvsllly Tweutrone Copiis’ 5” yen’ moo’ ndmflm"
D1‘ Lan I6 ‘S Root and Herb Bit-IZBIS ' ' ROM] SONPGTS: 8100” A YEAR’ manulactmcd m mengenvs of goods can-be urchased at an other es): The articles ‘° bedmributed "e compfinfi
. g y . in trade! On and_after January 1st, 1858,tlie or men, Hanows, S I L ‘V E R S P O O N S $1000 A }:EAR_ ,1.wenmg, secure by cop? mbmhmem in mp8 cit zgx y . in the following list: ,

Composed of Sarsaparilla, t¥‘iI.l Dim:-i-_i/, Ifellmo Dock, Subscriber will make a deduction of 1 _ _ _ Garden Rollers . , , $1000 A XIIAIL right i sale as perfnanem “5 N Y . y’ .- 2Packnges of Gold ccntainin 3600 W, each.
I-.,.,C,,,,, A5,,‘ T,,,,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,.,, 1,;,,,1,,,,;,,,;,a,,d,,,;_,.: D,,.,,,,,,_ at the owest possible prices, with H H I $1000 A YEAR. flour. An Agent is wautcu ew ork,Feb. 8th, was. 7 5 do. 0' » do, it ‘mow’, at”
ii?.?.:E.°."’.;f:‘.1.:’§;§'$i2..’::“.i.°..‘i‘.f3.’;‘.i%$§"i.::iE‘: "1 2° Per Cent an Inn tie.-0...... pm.-.. °”"' s.‘Z.?i’s...... G-old ‘Watches W0 A YEAR. in My W in the mm 3 3 B :3. .“°;. ii“ . c:°-.w .. ‘.‘¥.‘.’.‘!.‘.'i '“...."'

_ - . , -, . GT , ‘ ‘ - - ‘ J i :_ . -- . _ _ _ _ aen .ever unin in ca , -
..£‘:‘i.§“:§i.?‘.i.‘i.‘i.:‘2§;l;“£.‘:ii‘fli1§‘.§‘$‘iI}°.3.‘l.i2.2‘2}.;X.?§.§‘ “*’°“ ‘*“‘*“ W‘ 5°“ by Com M919: M.“ 3., H . ’ “ms "c...§.‘j“.“.;'Z'.‘.’;'..‘-‘.«,?.'.z..‘3i" 26’ 1°“ 3 ' *.:3:....'"'*
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:.::.*:°.*:2;;:.‘vs:.:::.;:::°:.:':‘..:*.:::.‘::;~.*s"n:a::§:.‘;::* F 0 R 0 A S H 0 N L 1. 0. J. G R U M A N, ’ V“ “‘“"’g Wawhess Pm"-"10 30'”-'1-» G-.-.."”"i””"‘: "’g““"’ ;'“g""“'..“.“‘ lb...-“°.'. i... . .. :.°n¥....-*-e
_- 0 Ian _G_ ‘. - . . I is. .~—nre 1 3 ” "I650 aces , ._
‘T-'it.lI,°..1.’,].',’L’,.".,’ ,‘,3,',},,"§,t.‘5i’f;;.,,‘,f,,§‘,°‘§,_‘,f;; believing tliathis own and his customers inter- Foot of Main Street, Norwalk, Ct. Cheese Presses, Cameo Sets, 172 Greenwlch St) New York‘ 11193 to Say thatrl ’ha(v?e)'cl)c‘lf'leI'roc-drseiaciiedling due): Egg §‘.1,"," ,I,I,“°“"8 9*"?! w"°""'v 3° °°""~
,,,,,\,._ °rn,.,~ cure and eradicate Irom the system Livia: “I5 will be greatly Pl'0m0t9d ’~h9l‘0bY- 31‘ 11°”! HE price of ' Board at this popular House ¢°mmlll1i0ati0n to the publishers of your pa- ‘ M" ate!“ 10 OM.” ““d'

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C0'.uplaiiit—tlint mrun-whm>1 of so many diseases—-— though it has been frequently asserted that a New York and Norwalk E“? and St""' C““"“' 0 D LOCKETS’ was reduced on the 1st of January; 10 31- 9°" l°‘‘°hi“8 “"3 Subject Of those path0l0gl- loggfiloligihlgfhlszglzlhfi§::oEh::En:1Il:-?pf°fl:v.I:§

 

Jaiinliee in its worst forms, all Billions diseases and Forks, Corn Shellers, PLATED FORKS 50 ex dg cg] conditions of the Liver so f en“ Pins, Cull‘ Pins, Sleeve Buttons Rings Shirt Still
i;i’.§‘..‘.f.‘.‘.’.'.’i“§i.“i.’.,1‘i.f.l’.f,‘éZ¥“..lj°fi?§§.T§iii’ i§'z§‘,‘?,§’.’;?‘. ",f,,‘,_};° STRICTLY CASH BUSINESS, S I E A M B 0 A T L I NE . ShovSels,d Store prufiirs, CASTORS, EIGHT DAY CLOCKS’ JIN0. rlvrrnn, Ji:.&BENJ. LYNDEPuo. termed "Liver Disease,» and .. L,,',f,‘."‘c,,.,,’: ;‘;;;;g*;_ {§gg,;-56;;-L;--3 3;};-3 31:,-7;-g-ie;-,;i;§c;_nfi-tr°'t
ll . tb ‘ ,\\'ctil:ness. Pa‘ ' th Rd N "' _ . _ . . -, .. . P“ 93: 10 S;_ ’ pnum-op,3, ' laint ” from the fact ' s d ' b . - - ' . .
-_ I"l::lI1li0lIEl91)1'i 11-0-‘-337*\l:]l39glII°;1Eid:11kl“?1r:‘1‘;lé1°“Il3::‘::; enllllymallill (lioanse 1‘ (‘-1-oIlI.°.‘}i”§“;,"‘i,“‘!§‘*S,fif§;' ' "5,’ Axcsl,‘ 1 Sclssoligi k L a d i e s ’ W o r k B a sk e t s, &-c., &o. “W5 I),blige’d to advert. if nldt ](:nl‘:ll(:nl1gIaII'I‘;,o glellierf Imme',],',ate1y,3°" Efceim °f th,°,,'"b:'°d’“°'
F‘ .u::» ya orpi or iseasui iver, (Y5 - .- _ . ‘ .. ‘ l n .‘ l 0 - . _' ' . _ . mone ' v - .3.‘
fizhytm had B100 d‘ to “.,,,,,u nu are mire] ooi-I v I 5’ a rowe s, in es, N, B.__I“,m sen my smck 0, Watches, Jew cheap neadmg. ally, to a class of remedies that have at the Y. e su sci-i ers name Vt alt .

pei‘im0ut- upon our—Iubsci_-iption book cppofltoaraw
bet‘, and the gift corresponding with that

number will be forwarded, within one took,

Priming Knives,
and all kinds of Horticultural Tools. '
Guano, Phosphate of Lime, Bone Dust,
Poudrette.

in Spring and Siiniuier.

If ml; ii in large doses, Fever and Ague may be broken
up and cured at once. This has become a standard
medicine, and is decidedly the best the world ever saw.

present time a very extensive introduction
before the people of the United States. I
allude to that class of remedies prepared and

elry, and Silver Ware, at my Store, in Main
Street, at a reduction of 40 percent. from for-
mer prices; in tact all kinds of goods in my

THE VERY BEST FAMILY PAPER PUBLISHED IS

Gloves! ffrlovesll THE NEW YORK PRESS.-

The Steamer -

,. . .. . . , Nimmense stock of Gloves Mittens &c., 1- - - - ld ' I] ° 1 r - - - “the Subscriber: -by mail or arms. PM
, 1 2 .54 1 ‘ .. __ _ _ _ _: _ 9 , , iuelor sale atabout half rice. These ood. T¢°1|Iv31n3l61fi|'gecl0Sel riuted t 3° W” 95P9°|3 1'9 erellce I0 thb Stlmula - .
qnrrrfigiill--ac .‘lrhepmt‘and3"1qm'mm” °‘ ‘~‘"“’Y “°3°*"P“°“-":'“"°‘5'- W” W‘ C O N F I D E N C E 01°” “ml T”"°"’¥ §°°.d' “"°“!'» 09”’ must and shall be sold. C’lot-.ks50centsg. I I Pf*$°5»SlVlDi§<1|"l|18 theyygar oneclgslth “"3 °" “'9 S9°'°“°".5 °" “"3 “"°’i“3 ‘3“‘°‘ pant All ‘ '

mm by an meu.cme d..,._1,.,., ,,.,,,_,.,,.,,e,,,_ 0,,,,,,,, style, bought at Hard Times P7‘2c€S, and - 9 Barley, and all other iaiieties used in New splendidiron ,-,0,“ striking Clock 10,. 31-50. more reading than any of the thiee dollar '““lvB1“9 Pl“- B“l°“5 Pins» AMI-Blllolls w" commnmcahons should he “L
should be Mltlfcsseil to .1. o. LANGl.E\',I’roprietor, ii sold at coi-i-espoiidiug rates, at RANDLEVS Capt. Wm. B. Greene, E“£€l'~“ld- gdaym-iking c1cc’k5,i,.o,, fronts 732 oofand’ monthlies. It is filled with the very he-i l’i|lS.and Other patent1)ill8- dressed W BEcKET&c°"

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3ltil‘=‘I221IIi"I-;, 3,3,2»,-:*.o:i, Mass. Gmplo Garden and Flower Seeds, of all kinds at
wholesale and retail.

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

All of which are warranted, and offered at

HRIEWDOPNII I have no desire to make an exhibit of even

a seeming to discourage their use, or in any
way say anything prejudicial to those prepa-
rations which might be construed as a desire
to underrate the medicinal properties or vin-
tues which are ascribed to them.

Tales, Sketches, .l:e., that can be procured.-
It is printed from clear, new type on fine pa-
per, in a convenient shape for binding, and is
handsomely Illustrated ; all for $2 a year.-
Specimen copies sent f'ree, on applicatioii.—

48 and -39 lloffat Building,335 Broa.iny,n.t'
‘.*Specimen Copies sent free. . ' It?

315 SEWING iincuuiins. “U

eh

other goods in proportion.

'.l.'o all persons whom it may
Concern!

 7 ILL commence her regular trips for the
_ season, on Saturday, March l3th. Leav-
ing NORWALK every Monday, Wednesday,
and Friday, iiamediatcly on the arrival of
the Danbury Train. L€(lvi7l—;,’ NEW YORK,

rairasia cavity n“.;.;t“’.-?i;.i.
' FOR SA LE.

_,”Es‘~.?“ In another column will be found alet-
ter that was written some little time since by
Dr. Bliss to a house in Augusta, Ga., and by

 

. , _ . _ 3 1-. _ . , . _ _ . . IIIS ' ‘ . Canvassers wanted in ever to d ‘t ' ’~*1bb’S P3-Iv9Dt
lbw.‘ Published‘ “ e “kc t-he hberty of hu. II¥3E]l{olél.’ti)‘(l‘l{Nl0S[‘l-:’:l(.I{ E31 Fllmldld County lv<>e’lc}lo’dll<ul§’da\5I’, tirhulgqllyi-, a'nd S§'Mmday’ at sausractory prices’ tent: ti(i)i'fl)‘dil'"dln:'llc[ii‘3:dTvlildl]i3)‘:zrvt¢:yt£':: the country to solicit subscliptivhtdslllocdzllolg Bl": "3 9-3 You 833'» the l'€€ll1e3I I185 been ruisr rarzinon - ‘
gnglt tra_nsferred to the columns of this Pit» hm, “ JWHIEISPJALLORY The Conéaegccroglillme aglllfld jlllhrst flags ' I-I. G. BRIGHAM. passing 0,; or taking any thing belonging to a liberal commission W111 be ggvem made to you to remind me of an early prom- FIFTEEN DOLLAR SE , .
Pt‘l‘- Persons 5*-lil"'~’l‘iflg from “Liver Disease," ‘ ' Passenger Boat, both in regard tel outfit and c d me, without my consent, off the premises now Address: DANIEL ADEE; '5“ ll.’ Pubhsl? my ‘’.°fi°”5’ “3 '°g‘“:ds "“’.5° W ye 1 M 1 Wu“; RACE!!!‘
would do We“ ,0 ,.e,,d i,_ wanted: s,,e,,d_ she will stop at New Rochcue and A ar . occupied by my wife, Betsey A, Dgkeman, in 3m-iv 211 Centre street, New York. conditions of the Liver termed .. Lwel. D,§_ airan ( exec all other Sewing Ha-

eafie.” and “ Liver Complaint,” I feel bound
to respond to the wishes of my patrons, and
will do so at an early date, quite likely by
the next week’s issue of the pliper.

That I do not believe in the philosophy of
the cure of the disease, as set forth by the
manufacturers of those preparations, is very
well known. I neither believe in their phi-
losophy, nor in the power of those remedies
in bringing about a cure, from the fact thatit
is easily to be seen that the principles in-
volved are incorrect, and that while they
cannot probably do any good, they will not
fail, in my opinion, to do a positive injury,
and again, adinitti..g their curative virtues,
why is it that so many thousands, tens and
hundreds of thousands of invalids are contin.
uiug to suffer from those conditions of Liver,
while there are such stacks and cordsof those

chines for Workmaushlp, Siinplicity,Stren
and Durability. ForTaiIi.ring, Dress Nah 3
Family and Plantation Sewing it has no LII-
perior. The proprietors are anxious to catchy‘
lish Agencies in all parts of the,United Statu-
aiid Canad-as. Persons with ii. small capital
will find this a profitable business. Addreat
THOMAS «'5 C0-, 480 Broadway, New York.

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City Island each wav. Mr. H. G. BRIGHAM having opened a regu- the town of Westport, under penalty of the
1v‘are,_ to and fmm'N0m-Mk 50 cents, to and lar and distinctive Agricultural Store in law {And also to forbid any and all persops
t'rom New Rochelle and City Island 25 cents. Norwalk, for the sale of Farmer's Imple- trusting for any purpose whatsoever, my said
It’reigh.t5 taken at ,-easombie rates, meats, Fertilizers. Field, Flower, and Gar- wile as_I will pay no debts of her contracting
Carriages Wm be in readiness on the uni. den Seeds, the subscriber takes pleasure in after this date : And also to forbid my said iuforimition concerning the Cl-}LEIsltATED
val ofthe Boat, to carry passengers to adjoiu- announcing that he has transferred that por- wife, Betsey A. Dikeman, from hiring aiiyser- MANURES made by '- The Lodi Manufactu-
lug towns. tion of the above business heretofore conduc- va_nt, or servants, or harboring any such on ring Company, 60 Courtland Street. New
A Freight Agentwill remain at the Store- ted by him. and most cheertultv recommends stud Dram!-es, or se_lling.- 01‘ carrying away York-” 3m4v
house, on the Dock, 3:, srnm, Non,-ulk, for Mr. Brig,-bam’ai Store to the patronage of his any property belongingto me, from said prem-
the reception and delivery of Fi-eiglit, and in former friends, feeling confident that those uses for any purpose whatsoever, without my
New York, G, A, Kmmmi, 205 south-si.,, purchasing their Seeds and Fertilizers of consent, under penalty of the law as I shall
(head of C{[f.hariuQ-gt_ wharf’) Wm receive him, may rely upon obtaining the ai-t.ic_les hold all persons violatiiig any the provisions
Such Freights as may arrive after the depar- they Pllfchfl-S9,P1"'€“"d "f ""3 55-“ 9'“1’'"?/- “"5 “°“°° 1"-‘9P°"51b19~ J B DIKEMAN

turn of the Boat. 9 HENRY 0- RANDLE _
[email protected] have been reaucea below for. Norwallr, March 15th, 1898, 3tl2 Dlted at Westport, this 28th day of Decein- the ,, Bcnumbin A Mama f0rEx_
ber 13.). . - 3t'tf5 H , ,. T . 8 PP. ,, . 9
true ing eeth without Pain. being ex--

mer prices, and we are now prepared to con-
“ ,, teusively eniraged in manufacturing for
m I E‘ Dentists evel?y variety ot'Artificial Teeth $1

Il.inr..u_._, I?.:_si:r:r S: KITCHEN,
'vi‘i_iol_esale Druggists, New York.

3-Eealtliy Bread.

 J.‘.MF.-S l~‘YIiE’S

’ flietetic Sfl.-I_9‘-"8.tl.lS-

THE pure.-:t ever made, and steadily com-
" irig into use. Thousands of families have

good,fami1y l-Iorse from,5 to 8 years

old. Apply to
D. S. ROCKWELL,
New Canaan.

Farmers and G-ardiners
ENDING their P. 0. Address to us will receive
by mail gratis an Almanac for 1858. and

Notice.

TIIE Copartneiship heretofore existing be-
tween Lobdell tit I:lanl‘ortl of Ridgefield, is
this day dissolved by mutual consent. All
persons iutlebtcd to said firm must make im-
adopted it as an article of real merit and im- mediate payment to E. Hartford. who alone is
poriauce to health, and justly, too ; for its su- authorized to settle the accounts of the firm.
perioi-ity over all other kinds of Saleratus If3- - .
and Soda, in preparing bread, biscuit, cake, JAMES I-OBDELI4.
and everything in that line, is at once perc«.-p- Ritlgefield, March 20. 1858. 3t*12
lible from the light, rich and nutritious pro- * . -

ducts. Almost all oilier lgiuds of Saleratus AHCEIOH.
¢-_o_ut.uii;, stirring at‘/3.-al-i_?;ie properties, which de-

 

Soebbeler Gr. Schmidt,

"v[.ixur-xicrunsns of Grand and Square Ag

I tion Piano Fortes, 423 Brooms-at., (one
block East of Broadway.) New York. We
wouldiiivite the attention of amateurs and
critics to the inspection of our unrlvallod
stock of Piano-Foi-tes._whicb. for tone and da-
rability of workmanship, have not been our-
passed by any in this country. A liberal dla-.

- WITHIN

THE MEANS OI‘ ALI».
_ R. E. WILSON, Dentist, Author of

 

1'0 Farmers and Gardeners.
A new article for the active fertilization of

tract with lllanufacturing Establishments at
very low rates.

at but 

5._-,ti-oy' the digestive organs, resuitiiig in dys-
,epsia ‘and iiiin_i_ei'oi_is other complaints. The
c,‘o_i'i'st.itii,tigins of children are not only ruined
by’ their use, but thotisaiids of them meet pre-
mature death from infantile diseases, which in
former years where manageable even without
medical aid. 'l‘he teeth are destroyed early
in life——tiiey decay and crumble, not like soap
bones that have been boiled in ley. Surely
we have evidence enough these points, which
are also ailirmed by the medical facutty.-—
Iieuce, let every rutlent housekeeper ask the
:';’;=c.fi;e;' for P YLE’ ‘ Dietetic SGjh:7‘al'I(3, which
as I’ll'tl‘ll‘lI't'SS to the stoinacli as flour itself,
and will make the flour go all ei'g1i'Lh farther.
No doubt butlhat to get rid of his old stock
he will run it down, but beliiot satisfied with
an other‘, he will soon eetit for you‘. Look
2,-u_,,, fc_ij‘cc;,in;ev,‘fei;.§, Tile gjctiuitiq is put up
13-, 1113., 5 lbi, and .5 1b., packages with the

name of JAMES PYLE on each‘.
31$" lilannfueturing depot, 813 Washington
street_.New York, and sold by all the Princi-
pol Grocers in E‘-Jorwalk and South Norwalllkio

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at the Dwelling House of.Iosepb B. Miller,in
of Polly Hyatt, late of Norwalk, deseased,
consisting ofBcds, Bedding, Tables.Bureaus,

Chairs, Carpets, and various other articles of
Household Furniture, a lot of Wearing Appar-

of sale.

Eersoiial Property at Auction.

‘ ‘ 7 ill be sold at Public Auction, on Thurs-
day i\l:ir.~li 25,1858 at 1 o’clock,P. M.,

Norwalk, (Silver i\line,) the l'ersoii'.il Estate

el, and other articles too numerous to men-
tion. ' Terms made kuowii at time and place
GILES GREGORY,
Adrniuistrator with the Will annexed.
Norivalk, March 17, 1858.

ILL be sold at Public Auction on Sat-
, urday, .-llarch 2?t_.li, 1S58,at 10 o’clock,
A. M» at the house at Da_riu$_Fe1ii'.is. 3r., 1,-ata
of i\'tiriv'._*,il(,tlt~cc£1sct1,1 pai‘1"ofOxeii', I pair
of ycurliiig Steers, l yearling Bull, 1 year-
ling Heifer, 2 Cows, Swine, Ox Cart, Sleigh,
Pleasure and Faim Wagons. Stone Boats,
Yokes, Chains, Crow Bars, Hay and Manure
Forks, Rakes, Cider and Vinegar Casks, a
quantity of Seed Potatocs,Iroii_ Kettlug, '1j;.__-
hles, Chairs, Beds, 8. lot Bags, r.ii:l var'ioi_ifs
otlier 3:-.rt.f_clc,s too numerous to-rnc'ntioii." 

: *llif$:l,i«‘.i.\i‘i:\* Ii'oS_i"i‘,'Admiiiiétratoi: '

lt ELl_Z-.\'R_l§'I‘l«l_f A. Feniizs, Adriiiiiistrati-ix.

In this town, on the 19th in.=t., S. Isabella
Brooks. daughter of the late Win. and Ma-
ria J. Brooks, aged 15 years.

u,1_1,Her funeral will he atteiiiied on Wednesday, 24th
i-.ist., from the residence of the Mi:-:.-‘cs Brynns, at 2
o'clock, P. M. The relatives and friends are requested
to attend with out further invitation.

1:-.t Puril ’s Station, N. Y-'., on the 15th
ip.s't_., Mr. hilo'Price, son of Edzviu Price,
aged -10 years and formerly of Norwalk.

In Darien, March lath, Hai-ry,. only child
of Tliadcleus and Caroline E. Bell, aged 1 year
and 2 months.

At the house of Rev. E. D.Kinney, in Dari-
en, March 13th, Miss Mary Anu.1\lurray,a na-
tive of Ireland, in the 25th year of her age.

 She chine to this country about five years ago,
and-Iiasralyvays lived with l,l'r. Kinney’, ad fl’.-ltliiul sett-
;;-_ang,-itnci _:__t’qgv_oigg ci1.'rts_iinu'. " Cong. ‘

In New York, March 16th,Algernou S. Hy-
att, aged 23 years, youngest son of the late
John W. and Cornelia L. Hyatt.

In Carbondale, Pa., March 10th. Joseph,
only child of Joseph and Emily Chambers,
aged 12 weeks and 2 days.
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sanction Sale.

ILL be sold at Public Auction on Tues-

(lay, the Iloth of inst. Mai-ch,at 1o’clk

P. M , at the suhscriber’s residence on the
Westport road, tfirst house west of residence
of Isaac Church.) a general assortinent of
Household Furtiitiire, consisting in part of
E-Dias, Dressing Bureaiis, Cliairfs, "i:\I£lll<_I‘S, Car-
fiets,-i&.';.-‘. -Also axélct .of lilillinery Goods, 9."
set of"Carpeiitei~'s Tools and "Cllt':St.‘ ‘&c..- to-
gether with a. lot. of Farming Tools and Uten-
sils. Sale positive, as the subscriber is about
removing to the We.-t. Should the weather
prove Et0l'!11y,Eale will take placp some

 

,_

Jesse‘ W. neuron.

THE Co-Partnership hei‘etoi'G'i‘e existing un-

Son.is this day dissolved by mutual agree-
merit.

J $issolu'l:icii.'
der the name and firm of E. B. Bennett &

We teu'u'ei- our warmest thanks to the
public for their long continued and liberal
patronage. this ai_'i;aiig‘emer_it c,"se'ttleiiieij‘t
of all outstandiiirr acgoiiiits is highly iinpoi t-
ant,aud may be settled with either of the sub-
scribers. ' ELI 13. l3ENNE'l"l‘,
JOHN F. BENNETT,

Dated Norwalk, March 16,1858.

The Business will be hereafter continued at
the old stand. by the subscriber, who most
respectfully soli':i!s a continuance of the pub-
lic patronage heretofore so liberally bestowed,
and pledges his best cn(leavo:’s to p‘-33:132.

12 . ' '.'{QZI_N ll‘. BENNETT.

Dissolution.
THE Co-Partnership heretofm-e existing
under the name and firm of J. F, Bennett
& Co., is this day dissolved by mutual agree-
ment. They would return their heartfelt ac-
knowledgments to the inhabitants of South
Norwnlk and vicinity, for their liberal pat-
ronage. ’ 1-Ejni Bi«:;.;>;i~:§"l_', "
‘= ‘T? dons‘ F. BI-INNETT,
CHARLES R. BIENNETT.
Dated South Norwalk, March 16, I858.
The Business will be hereafter continued at
the old stand, by the subscribers, under the
name and firm of J. F. dz 0. R. Bennett, who
solicit the favor and patronage of the public.
Joii-‘~’ 153- t.'>'.sx2~'r“-W.
G/fiiu'iti.'r‘:s R.'Bi1.s‘Ni‘i' IT.

Goons rnoiirfr a-ac-‘zgrbrq
For Sale Very 
i.or'c.i "D It Y *‘G"é, ‘O. D S just receiv-

 

charge.

WINDOW SHADES.
The large st assortment ever offered
of all kinds,
at a
Great Bargain,

Thirty different styles of Gold Leaf Shades
C. J. GRUMAN.

1\'i‘otice.

__,, . Sellecks Line tifPacl:ets§
On and after 'l‘iiesday, illarch 9th, 1858, the

the above vessels will he at the Pike Slip
dock at all times, so that Freighters may ship
their freight at any time, and be sure of hav-
ing it put c_nb,oa,i'-,1.
‘ ' ’ " S1-3;lf..;EQK 8'. DEMMON.
1_\1_'. B,——A,ll freight to or from the line of
the Daubury Railroad, taken from and deliv-
ered at the Company’s Freight Depot, without
~ tffl

an-¢

?APIlR HANGINGS.

The largest assortment I have ever offered,
from common to best gpiality, at prices from
 cents to 230 cents the piece.

' ' C. J. GRUMAN.

Real and Personal Estate-
A G E N C Y I

HE Subscriber would announce to the
public that he has establislieil an agency
for the transaction of the above business,be-
lieving that the interests ol the eniployerand
employed will he intitually p:j,or.io’gcd thereby.
Iie5l‘.;r.S se_v_ei_'al'appficiitiqns alrearly on hand
for desirable tenements, to purchase and to
rent. and‘ those having such property to dis-
posc of. would do well to confer with the
subscriber.

House Hiring and Letting.

Particular attention paid to pircuring and
letting Houses to good teueuts, upon a reas-
cnablc (,‘0n‘,llllSSl0Il, and all pe‘:_.-o_:is 2-,i_av’._ng
pi;gpe_;.y to let, or-desiigiiig ‘l0*l‘dlll3lI0llS€S for
the "ensuing year, should make immediate ap-
plication. DIMON PANTUN.

NEEDLE W033,
Collars, Under-sleeves, and fifty sets of
Collars and Sleeves to matcli,at at great
 "
tlhear Goods at Wests???-_
S’ "MOUI.'l{ON. .lfi_°'L, has just i_"?=c'eivi:d 

 u assortiiiciit ;iiii'.g ._‘;u'c‘-
tiers at t\tl"1‘i$1s'igtx.ee 5 Sn L-‘of

.....

the Stock of it

 ea from the Auctioii Rooms, Qtlllfstlnir‘ at

 firstzteirfisy ti1.ei.e.a'i"tr;z'- I
t Z

 

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 3 "- '- _ _
Harper’s Magazine for April,
ONTAINING Tropical Jourueyings, Pic-
~ tures from Siberia and Taiftary, An
met-:ic.an at '“h.e Virsiniztasby Thack-
 aiid Investments, &c.. &'c., acup-
A. H. CAMPS
Book Emporium.

1.’
'$2’»*l.‘.7: .
ital number, for sale at

farm For Sale,

O.\*SIiT[_\'G of about 60 acres of good Land.
0 very pleasantly located on high and
sight-ly ground, in tall view of the waters of
‘!1:eE'trbc»2'anii Srziincl, would 'i_nal;‘e 
;~.l'ost'r<,'t‘tréicii've Sliiiiiiier seat, for a gentle-
man desiring such it residence. It lies about
one mile north-w est cf the Winnipauk De-
pot. Also for sale, with or separate from the
above,40 acres of ‘- Out Land.” The Stock
and Farming Utensils can be had with the
place if desired. _

If not sold by the 8th of April. the 1101358

‘- 1_,.(1“,,;,_ ' . .
559. ,; sip JOHN,
21.1

will Le 39 ttijjm
- l’ .

Furzvalk, ltlurcli 22d, 1.558.

 

I Lire to Dye, and Dy,-'e 10 Lzrc.
fd'orr.valk D379 WOTRS.
Foot of fl'IilZ Hill, Noruialk, Cami.

. l-.‘S'l‘A,.BLI.‘5H1'iJI) 13-:’>.3_2
"‘i_QII}l l‘jlCl{’l_‘;3h’;‘.‘n"', practical Deer and Re-
; ti.-iisl:;,ei", wctilil i'err,iiid his friends and the
ublic geiierally. that he still cazries cn tlzc
yeing Buslllcbs, in all its branches, at his
old stand. llis facilities fcr doing work
cannot be surpassed, as his Dye House and
Finishing Rooms are fitted up with all the
latest inip§0‘"9_F"°¥!1S {list can be applied to
-,-,=.e :,-.~'.- oi"t’y_'.-i‘g‘-,;. spit» Enables l_ilI_n to as
g-go‘;-kin"the-‘-9§=Si‘;?9§$wle imimzci-, i-ta uttlia
Lowest Piices.
Ladiei Dresses Dyed any Color,
And Steam-Finis-bed in the most approved
manner. Crape, Broche, and Cashmere
.Sliawl..S.
" Cleaned, Dyed, greased,

English “"1. Fleneh Calicoes at cost of impor-
tation, Einlbi-oidered Edgiiigs, Flonncings,
Collars and sets of Sleeves and Collars, Inser-
tions, tire. A lzirge lot of brat?" TOWi’?ll3g
and Linen Table Cloths, Hats, Caps, and Um-
brellas. Also a complete stock of GENTLE-
!\lEN’S GOODS, Clothing Ready Made and
made to order, warranted to fit ; Neck Ties,
Gloves, and everything necessary for a Gen-
tlcmen's outfit.

We invite the citizens of Westport up-,d,
peigliboriug towns in viii and jndgd at unim-
selves.

SPANG ii: GRAY.

Wcstport, March 15, 1858.

MUSICAL.

]I‘_-1‘: .
Sf, " ._2”-rofessor of llfitszc,

IS prepared to receive a few more pupilsfor
instruction on the I’ianat‘orte, Organ and
Melodeon. Mr. H. having reduced his terms,
this is a favorable opportunity for persons
wishing to receive a thorough knowledge of
Music. - =
-‘IE 33 R
For one Lesson 11. trees, 36 00. per quarter.
For two Lessons it week, 9 00 “
Pianos tuned for One Dollar.

All 0l‘<1°i‘9 19” “I ‘Ll; residence. No. 4, Skid-
dy’s Block, Main street, or at N. Turk’s Cloth-
ing Store, will be promptly attended to. Btll

For state. 
Q4001) .BARGAII\TS.'

DESIRABLE location for a gentle.-inan’s

Country Residence, situated on East Av-
enue, (rlowu town,) one quarter of aniile be-
low the Borough of Norwalk, being the late
residence of Samuel M. Fitch, deceased, and
containing between foti1‘aiid_ five acres of good
Lan-;‘i, with House aiicl’ 'Btirn;=a_"v_g'ell of ;i,'o,t_5.g1_'
W.-,t'er and go:-'{1'I~‘r'ti"i’c. Also. a good House.

 

MS:

. by

2110 gonrfis-Hriefrivlitili goods. Lice Damask
dud Moreen Ciirtazns, Tablo Covers, Rugs,
913., Cleaned, Dyed, aiii1lui1ishetl- Gentle-
meu’s Clothing and Straw flats, Cleaned,

D cl (1 Pressed.
ye M'l'he Fxpressage on all articles sent to
or from the ?:0iu'a[]f Ilye I’I/‘OTIIS ‘Vin be
paid by Mr. lC ‘ens. '
A. 

Joseph Shepherd, Nciwvalk.
bvinnii Plait.’ Main-'st.. D'nnl.JtII.V~
Davin Selleck, West Norvjalk-‘
'W- .1‘}‘=et1.r‘*3tair-fo!':l.-
prngvgli 8: tiiij.‘-s, tliirprgi, Con .

 « list‘ i-ciipoiisible for G(‘(' s
won its.

Norwalk, March 20, 1858.

:1

after six

with one square acre of Land. well stocked
with Fruit Trees, and pleasantly situated on
the east side of I-lorwnllt Harbor, near the
TIJC Mill of Thomas Benedict, with a nicely
situated llatliiiig House directly in front. cal-
culutcd also'for keeping Oysters and Clams

fresh at all times. Terms easy.
E"!"‘dl‘.‘& of he su'psari'per on the pf§"t1llii€;'S
plaice‘. ' ’ ‘ ' ‘ "" '

 
 

A’.

oi‘ii;i.e. net mentioned‘
‘ ‘ ' " ' D.‘iVID ROBERT
Norwalk, March lotli, 1858.

window c-tlasa”
 BOXES A_iu,erican,Fi'enchaud En
_ 2.

1
l
l
1

WM. C.STREET.’

S.
5t*1‘2

glish-window glass, assorted,f‘rom
3x8 t 026x32. for sale at manufacturer-’s pri-

large Jobbing I-loiise. These Goods will be
“1 “I '."3i“' gicatburgaiiis. Among them are
150 doz.SiI:k Lisle, Union. Cotton. Cashmere,
and Buck linen G‘lIr>vp.s, R[i)b!r>cd_ Meripjo Iloslc,
ind 1 2 llosc, . us in e,,»giiu-;-2, r,c:a:1 y_
Muslins, Frennh I\l__8§lI_l_C.€5_fa E‘s‘g‘.i\__\?t1f_—'.§-1i,i.t_?.‘.'3I_-°l,'{l"lliS.
- '1 e'tV51?,$,‘lll,‘"g-“ "1,.4_11,".?’.*.l, . C'."‘t"~1.‘."’3: ¥“"1C~. 1-1‘-"
,,;:,',\,{,-,,',.,,._e.;,Y,.\';;_-,,’ A289 3, I03 Oi 'i‘-loll
Brussels and liigrain Lz'll‘p’.‘illlg, C‘.|llI0ll Mat-
ting, Floor Oil CIIOIIIIIS, Also a flip? apport-
meat of Broadc ot s :,is.=.iuierea cs. um:
&c., with a large lot cl‘ otper Goods all bong I
l‘or Cash_.aiid will be sod at prices which
cannot fail to please the purcliiisers.
Clothing out t'.S‘.lt3‘.li‘.I v;itbc_tit- c_liiii_'ge,or
macie up to. orsierl;2‘ttte't'eti that r.ii‘a.r.u.ér'and
 e and q"'ver cw rates;

y éiw door 3 are Il§l!lh§§6'%6[t:lI‘V'(lE=)(l\I£\lJ_lll05ll
ever day. . L 1‘-
Whstport, March 8, 18-38. ’

Dress Goods.

6. .'i. GRUBIAIEL
€s?51*’oo to $1,000 Wanted.

on unencnuibered Real Estate, desires
to loan the above amount of money for a term
Ofuoi. less than three years. T133 igp,-egtmgntv
W!” E“? -7_~'3‘~‘-‘*5 ii,‘ ?’.V§1§'.3"‘.’l’§§¥ §a1tis’ft‘\r-t‘o,i:y'to any
0139‘1ml'““‘:l"lI1°'Ellll0tiht to loan. For partit;.ii'-
i,t 7. - t_ A ,.. . , ,_
an apply to the Etlitm‘ at the t’.-iasette. ‘iltlh
.. _...... . . . .. -...‘. 
fig Hoes:-e .o Iiet,
".. IN DARIEN.
MA large two story DOUBLE I-l0‘(_Js]_3._,
with or without any qiiaiiiity pi‘ Orgliarduj
Meadows, an-.'1__ l’e,stii_r.es‘at.tacl_ieil. It is within
tin-ea lfillilllztls walk, and in sight of the Depot
and Chiirclies.
For firtlicr particulars apply to
2t"tf . L. ST JOHN.
Norwalk, (Five Mile River,) March 1, 1858.

Bank Note Books.

ADE expressly f or use at Bang or Non-

iv.it.i_;, for sale at _
" ' ' ' ' A. It. CAMP’S
Book Emporium.

House to Let!

The COTTAGE HOUSE now occupied
by CHAS. G. ROCKWOOD, Esq. Posses-
sion given the 1st of April next.
-Apply to

‘ LOCKWOOD.

If-est Received.
LARGE asSqQ!_‘*.t1fl?3i%I Biisiiiess Enve-
t “s. ~eI.‘. .119 ‘-lv1l..C'v €€lP.M
all Y 5' A.H.CAMP’S,
Excelsior B0013 Store.

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ii ‘"5
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"”6;?§E£§§iE‘"6ii Cloths.

P-S’l‘AIRS—'as usual: at low prices.
U lltf shine as GRAY.

PARTY who will give treble security, ,

plants is offered to Farmers and Garden-
ers in the form ot'Rothwell's Patent’ Blood
and Wool manure.

This valuable fertilizer has been in use for
the past three years in England, and has given
general satisfaction in all kinds of crops.

Its result upon application to the soil and
the plant, has been demonstrated and the fol-
owiug comparative results obtained. It will
be seen that its comparison with Phosphate of
Lime. a well known and valuable fertilizer is
very decided in its favor. And also its com-

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parison with several kinds of Guano.

The weight, cost, rcsut being given
' Weight of

Sloop Mary A. Selleck will commence her _ Turuips
regiilar trips for the season, l(,".l.\‘lflfI Norwalk Qti::;:iti' Cost hm cl::3tT3°:‘:-
‘3,"’—°f5’ T“°5‘1“Ys“"‘1 Pike Sm’: N‘ 3" eve’-3' rnteiitwnoiiiniiiire 6' $10.89 is 2' qi$'
Saturday. Patagonian Guano 9 10.89 14 10 2

The Domestic leaves Norwalk every Satur- Peruvian do 41-2 17.53 17 18 2
day and Pike Slip every Thursday. One of 309- Pfl°S- °”-1m° 51‘? 1°-59 13 1° 2

Put up in Bbls. and Bags ‘ind for sale in

large or small quantities also Peruvian Gu-
ano, Phosphate of Lime, Bone Dust «Ire.

At‘ the new Agricultural and good store,

N orwalk.

 

Gifts for the People !
THE NEW YORK MERCURY!

Tlze Largest $2 I/Vac/l'ly in tile ‘War/7:5 !-
fifty-Si; C_oli__i_ii_ms, of Choice Original,
A matter in each Number.

Sri.i:xiiini.r IL!.US'I‘RATED—-TWl*}N’l‘Il-'.TII YEAR
or PUl}LICA'I‘lO.\'.

A GOLDEIVEIVTERPRISE .'
0 other paper can boast of such a galpxy
of talented and celebrated authors as
the contribu‘oi-ial corps of the New York
ltfercury, who furnish its gohimns, weekly.
withnthe most iibsorbiug‘ and f:'isciu_u_tiug ro-
marif._e_s‘ and stories evcrperused.
DR. J. H. ROBINSON,
NED BUNTLINE,
LIEUT. J. FOSTER BRANDON,
'1‘. HAMILTON VANANDA,and
R. H.NEWEl.L,

Who are well known as the most successful.
and popular romaiiccrs of the age, constantly‘
contribute their lzxkliiani Elbvelleteu, for the
i‘1i‘a"t_ii'ni‘o‘l‘n’ pages of the Mercury. And each
number also contains more complete original
stories and sketches——-to say nothing of an im-
mense amountof news and general miscellany
—than any other two newspapers in America,
without exception. In shcrt,tlie New York
Mercury defies competition, and invites the
most searching comparison. Its iini_i_i'e'i_ise s'u_‘-
perlcrlty o‘?e‘." the lgittlc‘ ‘six-by-ni_h'c manu-
PDOln"pIlbIIC8.ll0IlS ‘cf the day \yill_'l_:¢ apps-.
étitat tl_ie'fi_'1jst glance, " 

’ “W9” l_.l_G_‘~,‘('t_3fl<?af'. addition to a paper fully
ope-_tiiird<*la“fge”i‘ "nan any of its cotempora-
216,8, and replete with an unprecedented vui-1.
ely of interesting reading uiatteii, the follow.
ing extra indiii:-euients: .

A Valita-life Gift for every !S,"'3§.l’5,C_.:3¥’__5;-‘."’,'_.
A can worth from -:,ent_.-i_t_q 35.0,-goo in Gold,‘
will be r_cseI_1t:c<.1't.~,5’i.%'=1<.Il1 5\I1.lS91,‘1. 91‘. ittillleilte
§t'el‘y‘¢.u' ré¢.eip,t of the Stll.l5'.‘i‘l})’exou raoaey.

TERMS
One copy for one year S2 C-0, and! gift.
One copy for two years 3 50, and 2 gifts,
One copy for t_1,it‘€‘G‘ yi?ut'i .’i 00, and 3 gifts.

_ To ctres.
Tlii-cc copies, one year ‘ , _ _ I
Five copies, one year '3 UV,-, ti_i,i}t'-1‘gi1'tm
Ten copies. are )'‘-_}}1‘; . W057» ‘-W1 1° Eli“!-
’l‘l;ie articles I0. be tl_istribu_l,ed are comprised
in tlie following list a

$5 Q0, 2-.ml' 3 gifts.

2 Pgokggsa of Gold oeiuinlnlng $500 00 each

5 do 0. do 200 00 each
10 do do do 100 00 each
10 Pit. Lever hunting cased watches 100 00 each
20 Gold \'i-‘niches 73 00 cup};
50 . do €18. (‘~';\_t‘_ig
ioo do any ao<_\ii~aili
300 Ladies Gold Watclie3_ 8;» 00 each
20',‘ Silver Eiziiting (‘greed W-atc_l_ies_ Eti 00 eiiol-,
2.-.04 Sewing’ ills ciiiues ‘ $30 to 613 each

 Sil\}eij’\V','it<.-.li€.5l lit) to 525 each
1090 Gold Gllltflly Vest, and Fob Chains $10 to $00 each

Gal-l Lac-kats, Bracelets. Brooches, Ear Drops, Breast
Pins, Cull‘ Pins, Sleeve Buttons, Rings, Shirt Studs,
Watch Keys, Gold and Silver Tlilmbles, and ti viii-iety
of other articles v.-oi-tli fiom 75 cents to $15 eac_l_i,
Immediately on receipt the i;iili_scriptit,1t‘,
money.t.l1.9 SW36’-1:.i.,l.>.eI."3 Rf! ' .9 will he entered.
u 921' pin: $ll5’=':i-‘l.‘ll-‘lloll book, opposite -
tl her. and tie. gilt 99?|"9*‘-W-“"_t;; mu.
11.“-‘fl n.“-m-km‘ ml‘. ‘"3 f:;.l‘\\':|l'(l(:(l, Within
illl’€‘-ii ilil§5- if the subscriber, by mail
9'.‘ express, post paid. Every year! subscri-
ber will receive one of the above gifts. No
siihscrlptioii for less than one year will be en-
titled to it gilt.
‘ All communications should be ad-
dressed to
CAULDWELL, Sorrrmvorrru 8.‘ WHi1.\'i~:v,
Proprietors of the New York Mercury,

22 Spruce-st., N. .

Specimen copies sent free.

Auction Notice.

URSUANT to an Order from the Court
_ of Probate for the District of Norwalk,
will be sold at Public Auction to the highest
bidder, on the 31st day of March, 1858. at
one o’clock in the afternoon, (unless previ-
ously disposed of at private sale.) all the
right, title and interest which Alonzo F.
Crossmnn, an assigning debtor of Norwalk,iu
said District, had at the time of his assign-
ment in and to the followiiig Real Estate. to
wit: one certain tract of land lying on the
East side of tb Harbor in Doivn Town Dis
trial, in’ aid orwnlk, containing about 3
roads. with it Dwelling Ilouse and other
buildings standing thereon, bounded north by
higliway,'east by Henry Latteu and others,
south by J nmes hiizllory, and west by
Hoyt. Said premises are adjoining to and
dividctl by the New York and New Haven
Railroad.
Sale to take place on the premises. Terms
made known at time of sale. ‘
Srrruiix Ruuoxu, Trustee,
Dated at Noi-walk, March 8th, 1868. Stu

 

HIS Book is a careful collection of useful
information on common things, in the
form of "’ Why” and “ Because,” and compre-
bends a familiar explanation of subjects
which eccupy a. large space in th philosophy
of _Nat_.ure,whicli though genei-alhy believed
in is imperfectly understood. Price 75
Cents. For sale by KNAPP ill: LYNES.

To Let.

 A pleasant and convenient tenement
: " for il.Iall'g(-liltmlly. Enquire at the
Gazette Office. tfl0

Vocal .i'li'Iusic.
THE undersigned, Teacher of vocal music,
would like to obtain a few more Classes.
Choristcrs in our neighboring Towns whose
CIIOIFS need the services of a practical and
'.>0mP'-‘Will T€‘.‘.€:'ner would do well to address
N.B. BENNETT
Norwalk Conn.

Tooth Brushes.
A NEW lot inst received by
’ "‘ ’ KN APP 8.‘ LYNES.

NOTHER L03 <>.§i-ll.-1.15 Beautiful Cord for
_ Ladies Skirts, J_u_st Received at
0. S. CLARWS.

 

5 ~.

Special Notice.

HE subscriber would give notice that all

the New York dailies and popular week-
lies, may at all times be found on his conn-
ter, and regular suhscriuers served at
residences. Also, all the Miscellaneotis pe-
riodicals of the country, such as Gotley, Har-
per, Grahams, Kniclu-r‘nocl<e:;, E.'l!l’,3l‘S_OllS,“Ar.
thu,r’s, etc , e’-0» A_l,s_o.Di,i_i. Osu_oiifxi;_’s Go,i.i>-
iszg Oixriiizmj. and Ercf. D,eaii’s“ Hluizfmg,”
i_v‘iicli is worth trying. He is the Agent of

promptly forwarded.
tf7 GEORGE W. JENNINGS.

for Sale Cheap,
VERY superior FAMILY I-l_o:isi__-;._‘ Enquire

of the Editor the G‘a:;e't‘te._ ”

W I
I ‘W0 or three desirable tenements, apply
to Eorroa or Gazsrrs. 3t.7

veg...

232211 Qfistate,

.9.» a.4.\./\/\.".#.4..\r<. x we-.---v~.-.-4.-Luv»./c -_ . _. _._,,._.,,,v,,_ T...-uvs.,,.

Farm. For Sale.

‘ v The Slthstgrihsr offers for sale a
I_7t},§I7,} containing 33 Acres, situated in the
town of New Canaan, about 2} ‘miles from
the village. On thspl‘-enilses is agood Dwel-
ling House and Burn, with other out-bu_i!;‘-
tugs. ’I'l!‘.s Farm is divided into Plow, h‘I,s,at__- «T
ow, and Pastiire Lung}. Price §‘f',’,"{,§, '3“).
halt.‘ 0,? i*ti=i<:’-P, 99,1}, L;-.~=.xr-.".,'.«'rs, ‘cu llouttautl Mort-
gage, pr,.Gpf€:l‘ly_ secured, driving the natural
lfil'_ little {if the subscriber and his wife.
LEANDER HOYT.

New Canaan, Feb. 8th, 1858, fllstmay

 

House for Sale Cheap. _
T A NEW H0USE.e1isiblyi0¢et¢<l?vith- 3
_»‘~—-- in three r-.'-.im:;‘~,§5’-\~'ii-.1k'*?.1” the 1.3r.i<.1.ir¢..'
will be s.ol,d at m.u,c~l_I less 1-132‘!!! its ra.~.luc..t r
c_.; u'q(g's)i::a,II 's'um_ do_wn_, or

No Money Down,

and in small monthly or quarterly payments,
if the purchaser desires it.
Applyimmetllately to Editor of the GA-
zi:rri:,,wlio will give all ueetleil la£c,r;taticu.

Basin For sale.
HE subscriber offers for sale his Fa.m,
containing about 47 acres of Plow, Mead-
ow, Pasturc and Wood Laud, with a House, a
good Barn and outbuildings standing l«l_lfiI"'c‘.-.
on, situated in Ridgefleld. two i_i_1,il_cs North-

 

.mous'profi.ts for i_\_'oi_'l\j \,'(lll,-“fizz must necessarily

the Adams St’ G0’S‘Express Company, and all ject, to judge at once very correctly of the
goods and parcels left in his care, will be advantages and disadvantages ~._-,- ' '

"5“.m E.°'.ti‘.li9i'liQ exhibit their claims for settle-

,1J!‘0;\¢_tj‘i§,"‘=$tt_est.eil,,witiin said time. will be

“under the most extended and systemati-
flcally arranged facilities ever before at-

tempted in this branch of art, believes
Eqhe may be allowed to say. without fear

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

him with their orders direct, B 2: '1' 1' E It
'ri:r:'rii 11L Sll0R'l‘Elt NOTICE and at LOWER
PRICI-IS than can possibly be had else _;
where, either in city or country,

Dr. Wilson’s system of adaptation en-
Hsures absolute perfection in the adjust '
meat ot' Teeth to the mouth, there-by se- '
curing perfect firmness and comfort in

Ki

Iilwearing and mastication, nzituraliind life
like e:;p,rcssi.o.n, so as to defy detection,
-and perfect cleanliness. These have
‘been heretofore the crying imperfections
in Artificial Teeth, reiidei-lug them in afi
¢ great measure useless. _
Llaviiig a body of operators constantly eni-
plcycd in the Labratory, persons from the
country are only required to remai_u in the
city over one night for the insertion of an
number of teeth ll_'O.Il__l_ one to 8. full set, wliic
may 1"? lilficlteil Cit 10:‘ \.\'1T:Il or wmtoisr ex-
tnic.ti.u.g the old. roots.
PRICES fol‘ Artificial Teeth to patients
range according to style from 50 cts, 75 cts,
$l,00, and so on, per Tooth, being but little
more than is charged by him to the profession
its wholesale prices. Entire satisfaction war-
ranted iu all cases. °
ARTIFICIAL TEETH have become}, as-
cessity with all classes. and there is no good
reason why they should not be iiiaiiufacturctl
on a large scale ’._'li_.‘-_l‘-,l,El.'~1,ij‘.,lIil\‘t3lj:'I.d\\‘ prices,
rather titan that ol_is<;'._:ije Dentists shoL;,l_-jg 'u‘-;,-
lige a few p_Cl‘SOllS to s_i:pp,ort their; by enor-

be tIOIl‘Cll\'e,QV(l!‘.8 to limited facilities.

, 3; E.+eisiix.irio.\' at the office of samples of
each and all the various styles now employed,
will enable those not familiar with the sub-

‘-,1.i~.j1.1. the dif-
r1352

Ct . ear. . .-
gfltiilmtt groom.
District of Jlorwallt, ss. Probate Court,
.March 6th, 1858.

STATE of J\MES SEYMOUR, late.
of Norwalk, iusaid District, tl.(;_'._‘e_t},S_:1,“(IL: '
The Court of Probate for tulle D,i_st_rict of
Norwalk, hail} lim_iteil'i}futl allowed sis 31931158
t'x'o;-n ‘-110 date‘ liexreotfi for the creditors of

ferent varieties prissesg,

uieiit. Those who neglect to present their
ililaoilnifl properly attested, within said time,
will be dcbarred a recovery. All persons in-_
dehted to said Estate are requester], to, mags
immediate paymepfqtp ' ' "' "
. . A .;-.'--llN.'i>-"ii 3- BEARD.
310 Atlrmri‘-.>“='ir~\t,or.i-iltl: the Will annexed.

u.

 

35.5.‘ -./Va-rwa¢').°, ss. Probate Court,

sort of remedies scattered broadcast through-
out every portion ot‘tbe civilized world.
This latter is certainly an inquiry that
should be made by every thinking uiind—an
inquiry that will repay a sober and serious
consideration ; and if my nations are cgrfgog!
the invalid not only sub ects himself to me
poi-nicioiis habit of (_‘.0Ill’tl11l_alI10.~‘ing oramgg
but receives no benefit, atau rate no lasting
benefit. parts company with ht hard earned
money. add lastly, is left in a worse cond..
tion of health I-ll?:':‘t when he commenced with
the use of those reniedies.

It is well known that in those conditions of
the liver under cons,iilei'ations. I advocate the
use of " Bliss’ Dy.-tpeptic Remedy,” and I do
so not only in good faith, and with a. desire
to relieve snfiering liuinariiiy, but because of
my positive knoiilcglge of 'tt.-'po~.vei- to rumor-e
that iliseased tjoiiditiou which is the cause,
anal the only cause, of those diseases under
cousrileration. My confidence and positive
kiioivicdge or its curative powers, z-.1-‘:55,-3, not
from lmving tested it in a. few cases. biit from

East side the Bridge. Westport, Conn.

sale by

count to Clergymen, Schools and the 'l‘rad"o;._
ly23s _

Horse Blankets.

A FINE lot of Carriage and Horse Blanket:
Just made up by the subscriber. Also.
l-luffalo Robes, d'.c.,—al1 to; sup, “ uh."
times prices.” w,\(_ s_ 1033; ’

Iron and Steel.

FULL assortment oflroiiand
ed tcthis uiarket_.just pcceivgg “,1 go,
WM. C . STREET.

‘ T H E .
GR E-9.T BBAUTIPIER
So long misiw:essfuZlg/ sangtlf,
Found at Last!

 
 

having made use of it with a determination
to not only persevere iii the takinrv of it. out
to live up to or follow out all the Dpresuzlbed
directions as far as may be 1:-i'acticii'_bl,e.
In conclusion, gentlemen, I ivili-1' take oc
casioii to remark, that} have he desire to as.
tempt to (IlS(‘.0'.|."_"".l;',‘;'-5) the preparations above
I"-'-’e1'1'_9.<1 ’-.-.“—._. not only from the fact that were
iyouldlie a seeming of a disposition to under-
rate the mcdiciuiil virtues ascribed to them,
but 1900111158 ‘aha lilaltuihcturers of those prep
aratiaiiit fire as aiueh entitled to their opiu-
liiils ’-‘-S 1. am to mine. and because. also, you
are age-nlsfor the sale of those pi-epara,ti'.>,i-is,
as well as 1lliss’D_s-speptic Rcmccly,‘-‘ but it
called upon for an opinion in iefcrence to
those diseases under er-_:i_s_i_tlci:atiou, 1 fiyust
give it c:i.iiiliill3.7.ii~.;,tl, wit due 1'-efercnce to
the good of those who may be likely to be
getjerued by my cpiiiiaiz.
 ‘x-ours, r-uspcatfiilly, W. W. BLISS,
II.-'1Il.RAL, RISLEY KITCHEN,
Importers and Wholesale Druggiszu, 3
76 Barclay Stt“.*.‘.“a, New York,
Sole agents for New England and New York
Baum: & Sox, A,gi:i.its tfoi: Ncrwiilk.

Ghrcuic fioiiorriicea.

MONG the diseases that the Physician is

so frequently called on to treat, there is ,
none perhaps that so much taxes his inge;;,u,i.- '
ty and skill as Chronic Gouorrhcggaggadin mul
titutles of instances, iiotti“-.‘ihSt:t.nt1il£tg the
most scieiitific ti'oi\tnici;,’5 is tusmutud and
D€'l‘S8V01‘<.‘(.li'q1 the diiseasc ccntlnaies without
‘-1.3,’-,3.’ -’tP’»:“.“.2G:i‘. abntemeiit. leading to tines.»
3;!-“i‘-‘.’:i’.'.baiices of the economy wliicl‘. rail ‘not,
sooner or liiter, to induce cousiimi»{',,,,,, Phys.
teal weakness and mental iiv-j,,,c{my_ the fa,
sult of impairc-:l lle1"_"Ou3 power_ If such,
“fell: file ‘I35? 1'%‘S“.'.’ts of uncured cases of the
dlsétlse ‘Hider consideration. how especially

ESl‘A'PE of DARIUS FERRIS, late of Nap‘-
walk, in said dist i-let, de¢eu5e.3_

The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed air; months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors of said
Estate I0 83’-‘._1,'-Ali l_l;1fi,‘.l.i.: claims for settlement.
Thus‘; who neglect t9. l_'esen$ their accounts,

déburred it resszt-‘e‘i‘y. All persons indebted

to said i-ate are requested to make imme-
diate payment to ,
BENJAMIN IIOYT,
Administi-at0I_‘,
ELIZABETH A. 
two 45.¢lml‘£listt'a‘irix.
commissioners 1\'l'otice.

THE S-ubsci-ihers appointed by the Court of
Probate for the District of Norwc.l‘qt,

‘ '_;';;ra;'e1, mm 1353_ -l'3‘.purtant is it to steer clear oftbe thousands

of adventuring and ill-ed_ucatctl om pirics that
are to be found everyivbere, and at once set
about making a judicious selection of remedi-
al agents and persevere iii the taking of
them. Among these are but few that can be
relied upon, the great majority of them hav-
ing been compounded with a view to the la-
king advantage of the calamities of suffering
humanity, by fleecing them of i‘.,‘.(‘i-I‘ money
in exchange for valuezesa and inert preparat-
tions.

There is 1,‘-,0. remedy among the few that are
regarded as reliable, that stands forth at the l
presoiit time so prominently before the-. peo-
ple as the preparation known as

R2°sIe_i,z’s mmpauizzl F.E“.rt‘;~a-C, of-B,,,f_;,,,,
a}'em‘?d5' ‘W-.l°'“ ll‘. llllili”. closely following
d”9'~“=l‘"-’,‘.'-‘:Vl3“ “I” fail to exhibit its benefi-
‘illll we”, even in a few (Illl s, and bring

Commissioners to receive, examine, arid decide
upon the claims of the Ci-editors of the 1-513»:
of Zeuos Weed. an insolvent debtor of *’’CW Cw
naan in raid District on-' -“ ,

for the bmflfilt of mi ireditdgg el(i1erle[l‘iytgi‘vsd
“Q-lice-‘ihul W6 ...,..i.i attend to til; business of
9,-5“:-I-‘ma Iippointnient at the Otlice of Selleck

east of the village, on the. iiiaiva read leaiiiaii
to D.,ii1’.-‘»._t‘-I,‘3’»..f'g1,‘~,£l‘t\'~r':. miles West fian-

0'
‘out’-a Slitlon, on the Dunbar; ‘W, N,,,,§,f,‘,“,;

“"‘,ll‘:°‘“l' §“m F".':i is very pleasant! sit-
"l‘-“"3,“ fl” ’. country rcsideiice. having a large
'.'T.'tiety of choice grafted Fruit near the
House. and an excellent well of water, with
good Springs near the Barn, which never
freeze or dry up. For particulars apply to
the subscriber opposite the Y. & N. H.
it-.iili‘oad Depot at South Norwalka -
JA.\lES FLYNN.
Soiitb Norwalk, Jan.22d, 3858. 2m4

For Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sale, a val-
uable Place, pleasantly situated, op-
posite the residence -of Mr. Justus Hoyt. in
New Canaan, containing about one acre of
Land with a good, new Dwelling House. and
Shop, upon it, together with a Barn and other
out-Buildings, all in good condition.

The Place is well calculated for the keeping;
of Boarders, if desired. The Shop was built
expressly fqr Slioemakers, and has ample ac-
commodations for 5 or 6 workmen.

The Property will be sold cheap, and on ac-
commodating terms——two-thirds of the pur-
chase money caii remain on mortgage if desi-
sired. , Farfurther particulars apply to the
undersigned. S. Y. ST. JOHN.

New Canaan, April Ilth, 1857.

 

,, in o R s A. :r_. E ,
' At Westpcrt, Gt.

Hllsubscriber offers for sale two good and
pleasantly located dwelling Houses, on
the West side of Westport Bridge, about ‘I00
rods tliereti-om, and about the same distance
from tie Episcopal Church. There is about
one acre of land, well stocked with choice
fruits. and there is also a Carpenter’s shopon
the lot; The property will be sold chea if
gppiiet tor Icon." 6m28 Joan BAK .

s‘-. .

lfitf

_. -3|} Jullll, in said New Canaan, on the 26th_
day of April, 1858, and on the 26th day of
June, "1858, at one o'clock in the afternoon of
each of said days.

Said Court hath limited and allowed four
months f'rom the date hereof for the exhibition
to us of claims against said Estate.

3:11:22 W223: 

Dated at New Canaan, this 27th day of Feb-
ruary, l858. ‘H9

Young Ladies’ Seminary,
1IlLI.SIDE,NORWALK. CONN.

Mas. LOUISA. A. S.\imr,Principtil.

ESSION3 Annual, commencing on the

Third Wednesday of September. closing
on the last Tuesday of Jilly. Pupils received
at any time when there are vacancies. Char-
ges commence at the time of entrance.

Terms per quarter—Fc.r Tuition in English
and Latin. $5; illodern Languages, each, 34;
Music,ou Piano and Guitar,cach, $l0 ; Draw-
ing and Painting from $4 to $10.

Madame Fabegon, a Parisian Lady of edu-
cation and refinement, residing in the family-
there is every facility for ‘acquiring the
French Language in its piii-ity put] elegance.
Day Scholarsfin liours of recitation. which
are daily, have the some advantages as board-
ers, Ci;-culm-s containing terms i'orBoardcrs
may be had at the Seminary. 3m3

1 ' .

A card to the Ladies.

R. DUPONCn’.~.‘. GOLDEN PILLS. FOR I-‘I-‘..\li\I.ES
D are infallible in correcting irregularities, relieving
all painful and distressing int-nstiwiatlon Spurticulnrly
at the chance of life.) from one to two pi ls will cure
that debilitating: complaint, the Wliites. relieving all
distress and pain. Reniove all obstriietiun.~i arising
from colds, or any other cause, and always successful
as a preventive, and at the same time perfectly harm-
less Price $1 per box. with full and explicit, c1_irg-ctioug,

Sold by L. l.. Ill?!-IBE k SON, Driiggisis g'enev.-til
wholesale agents for Norwiilk and viéihlty. They will
supply dealers at Proprietor’: prices. and send the Pills
by return of mail, iconfldentlally) by euclosln_ than 81
bvoiigli‘ti__io Norwa k Pout 0t_lco.' lylfl

 

“b°".’-. a speedy and radical care, by a contin-
uance-of its use. It is a remedy peculiarly
adapted to this disease, and prepared with
eSp0(‘.lt1Il'efEl‘:‘llCe to diseases of the Urethra
and Urinary Or;:ans. If sufferers will test it,
ii few days trial will convince them that its
continuance is only necessary for restoration
to health. It is for sale by all Druggists.
HARRAL. RISLEY dz KITCHEN.
Wholesale Dru ggists. New_York City,
Sole Agents fur_the Proprietor.

-rrzoraas aunt, ‘-
Merchant Tailor and Draper,

No. 3 Pl) 2 ix Block, Not-walk, Conn.
lll-I subscriber would respectfully announce
that having cleared out all his old stock
at his auction sales,he has now on hand 11
fresh selected stock of seusonable Cloths, Cas-
simeres, Vestings, &c.. which lie is prepared
to make up in the best and most fiishionable
styles. A complete assortment of liens and
Boys’ CLOTH]¢\"G REJID iv’ .M.91JE.
Grniefiil for long and continued favors, I
shall endeavor. with renewed exertion, to
merit their continuance.

"Flew Iililiinery Establishment.

HE Subscriber, ll'.l.\‘lIlg taken the rooms
directly over the Drug store of Knapp it:
Lyrics, in llubbel1’i-' New Building. and per-
manently cstablished her business in Ncrwall-:,
would invite attention to her large and entire-
lv new stock of FASIIIONABLE MILLI-
NERY. consisting or Winter Styles. selected
with special care and fidelity to fasliion and
taste. A share of the public patronage is in-
vitcd, bclievin,u_r that entire satisfaction can
be given in material. work, and prices. La-
dies’ and Children’s Huts of the latest styles.

when prelcrreil.
L.-SDI.‘-IS’ DRESS AND CLO-AK MAKING.

CHARLOTTE DENTON.
Norwalk. Dec. 7th, 1757.

kept constantly on hand, or made to order

Ladies wishing anything in this li.ue,ean de-
pend on having tip.-irwork done satisfactorily.

OP l'l‘ P.z';‘S'l‘OI’.ES l‘I.'R.\l.l.\‘l-?.\"l'LY CRAY luugfg
_ its (‘l'lglll:|l.COIOI': covers luxuriantlv tho hid‘
nearl; removes all daitdiuii‘, itching, and all aeufulau

seal-.l fiend and all eruptions; lnakt-5 we 1,“, mn-

lieultliy, and sltissy ,- and will preserve it to any fun:

likable age, Yemflvrfl, as if by magic, all “orgy... .‘
t'r.on.i the nice. and cures all neuralgia and nervous liaal".
ache. See circular and the following.

Dovfik N, N '

PROF. 0. J. woo!) .2 c£._cI.»'.zI.'i~5i’:’i.’i'.'. f'r.1.'-‘ii; .
we have received so many orders and calls for Prof 3.
J. Wood's Hair Restorative. that to dav we were can-
Pfllell I0 sent‘. ‘-1.3. 13.051-an for ii qi:aiitit:v. (tho 6 (loan,
you ft\}'\v&Nlci} all being sold.) \vl:ile we might, .
gua_ii,ti_ty from _\i0t‘.-. 1‘--cry battle we hare abld sauna
.i_a7:e_ produced {awe orfoiir new ct.-staniers, and the appro-

- bation, and patronage it receives from the moat guh~

staritial and worthy citizens of -‘ i it -, f u

vines us that it is A MUST V'.-il.l.‘i'):I.lB.Ll-.2‘
Send us as soon as may be, one gr-935 of 31 33,. . .3‘

one doze-i S2 size ; and believe as yours ten mlpodtfah

|:~'. (Signed) I-.JA.N1LL 1..\rniis.i> .3 co.

‘W?
Hickor" Grove St._ Charles 09., 3; _ x 1 5:‘

P301’-JQ« -I-. ‘V\UOD-—D6til‘ Sir : SIIIIIO flliie gldillt nigg-
mer we \r.ere.ir..Iluc_c<l. to use some of your Hair Baotou-.
ti,-.{e,_ and. its effects were so wonderful, we feel [3 ea; (15.
23019 and \-lfelatllilcéed, to report it_

‘ iir \ ' ‘son 9 ieai or some time had bun pegggn,
¢0.‘jC‘H/~\ with sores, and some called it you h.‘fl_ 15.
‘g.5‘ii‘- almost entirely came 02!‘ iii 1\!II,sIIq\lQn¢Q when 5
friend, seeing his sufferings, adfisieil no to -9.. 5°“. 3. _,
storative ' we did so with littlg ho-pg cf 3“cc.'8 5,“, h.
our surprise, and that (i{ all; our r,-,.,,.gg, ._ W,” 1“, 9.
plicaitgons removed *,.‘,i_c.i1j.seo.se entirely, and I new Cl‘ -
luxuriant crop of bait: soon started out, and -we ¢.‘.,‘ ‘
say that our boy lies as health y it scalp, and in mm.
ant a stop of hair as any otlier child. We can - ‘
’-‘J’-.*l_ 59 lief‘-Eb;r roeominenil your Restorative. ssa parfoa
i.e1_ned.y for all diseases of the scalp and lis.§. -

We are, yours rcspectfullv, .
Gizoiuir W. lliasxsaonazg
Suuu A. fliooixaoiaaac.

__ _ _ Jun? 3, I885.

PROF. 0. J. WOOD--Dear Sir : 1 lion and two to‘:
ties of Professor \'.'ood'.< Hair Restoratu e, and can truly
say it is the greatest. dlscovei-y oi’ the age for roatorhg
and changing the Hair. Before using it I was a man ot_
seventy. My hair has now attained its original qolor.-u.
You can recommend it to the world without tho luck
fear, as my case was one of the worst kind.

Yours Respectfully,

0. J. WOOD 8: C0., Pro irietors. 312 Broadfigp If
York (in the great N. Y. “lira Railing Pauflnjzsg.
and 114 Market street. St. Louis, Ills.-iouxi.

And sold by all good Drugghh.

Sold in Norwalk by BEEBE 8; SON in mu pg 5
Shelton & Co. anv_I 'r. c. iv:.rqtu,.u..i‘ by all ‘.il’.’..i..’.
througliout the Uni t ed Siatenaud B'.‘itlaliProvincei.

Sold here by all Dramgiiits. ‘

...._.. .
Gflrdlhért Maine.

4‘.

NEW woon 'ir.an'n,, it
On Camp Street,

Hickory,

, _ .
IMAELB, &

Chestnut Wood.
THE undersigned will he nappy to rt.-t:.el\¢

orders for, and supply the publiewith tho _

above kinds of Wood, in any quantity and o__I

the best quality , at the lowest market price,
for CASE. 1 JAMES I-‘INNEY, Agent.

Preach foinade. -
IIE GENUINE ARTICLE, prepared by
Lubin, l’it'er.'Maugenet: and Coudra ;o!
Paris, may be had of KNAPP & Lflié.

raper Dolls,

ND PAPER DOLLS FURNITIYRE, in
any quantity. Call and see their at tho
Store of KNAPP'<_k .-LYNES.

Norwalk Savinga;;.Socioty.Q
NORWALK, Nov. 4th, 1857. 5
NOTICE is hereby given, that Deposit!

day of January, April, July. and October,
will he put on interest on the first day of said
respective months.

Josi-:rri W. Hcniistm, Treasurer

tfls ' Noi-walk Savings Society.

]{NOl\-' all men by these presents that I
am BindingMagazines,Pei-iodicali-,aiid
all kinds of Binding. at lower rates than in
usually charged elsewhere, and every Book
i't".'ll'l‘uni.t’:'(I to give satisfaction. Special «iii-
counts :nsuJe where there are large quanti-
ties. Now is the season to have your lagg-
zines bound, at A. H. CAIlP’S, ‘

17 Main street.

a ,-

I'arrow Cow,

FOR SALE CHEAP. Size given
a good mess of milk and is an easy keeper.
l-inquire at the Gazette Oflic-L-. ,-

 

Dissolution.
. HE Co-Pa.rtnersliip_ heretofore existing
between the undersigned was this 3.,
dissolved by mutual consent. 'l'be.has.Ii‘aon
of the late firm will be settled by the senior

partuer-. 4 .
JOHN nsvriirour
mos. E. wnrrnnr.’
Wilton, Jan. 1st. 1858. gm

riea,at Inna it 0x.aa'raan’|.

A RIED Apples. Plums,Pe;liesand Cher:

LATED FORKS! PLA an
All the uowpattorna at T = or,‘

made in this Society on or before the 5th ,

Book Binding! Book Balding I _.

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