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cnr.r::Tr1vo.
WORTH OF
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CARPETS!
2.00.
A GREAT sscnrrrcri !!!
AT
I-IIRAJII HNDERS ON’S
No, 99 Bowery. N. Y
The celebrated Largest and Cheapest
CARPET E S T./1BL_ISIIZl1ENT,
1:: Tan
United States,
TEN SPACIOUS SALES ROOMS.
I Families visiting the great metropolis
should call and examine the enormous stock
of Carpets. -
, THE Y JIUST BE SOLD .’
Look In the Cash Prices 1
. Per Yard. _ 5 M
English,Vclvct Carpet $1.125, $1.20. ‘~‘1-:1
English Brussels Carpets 75c. 80c. 900. to $1
Three Ply Carpetings 8‘ 1'_2°é0
Beautiful In 40c. 501.. G-
_ grain Carpets 31c. F
riooeou Cloths _30. 3' 1-2: 5°: 50°»
White and Checked Matting, Mats. RUSS-
w' a Sh de Druggets T**b‘.“‘““
Igiahvd Cozicri, and Corn’Matting
for Churches—all at
Iaovv Prices 3 '
Goods packed and shipped, free of expense .
N. B.-—All articles warranted as represent-
ed.» Upholstry executed P1‘°mPt1Ya by 3“ ex‘
Pei-ienced hand. who has done the upholsstry
No. 99 Bowery.
. ‘ _
If the largest Gold Eagle in America.
Peabody’s Strawberries.
HE subscriber has a large and fine collec-
T tion of the above plants, which are unu-
and will be sold cheap.
IRA SEYMOUR.
South Norwalk, April 5th, 1859. tf14
Verbenas, Garden Plants, &c.
VERY choice lot of Vane:-mas and other
Plantsfor the Flower Border.
'To1uTo and other Plants for the Garden.
STRAWBERRY Plants of‘ the most approved
varieties, including Peabody’s New Seedling,
Hooker and Fillbasket.
Coxconn and other G1'ape Vines.
Victoria Pie Plant, &c., &c.
For sale by the subscriber at his residence
a few rods south of the Railroad Depot at S.
Norwalk, Conn. J. H. SMITH-
South Norwalk, April 5, 1858. 14
Plaster ! Plaster !
THE subscriber is now Grinding and will
keep constantly on hand throughout the
season, fresh ound PLAx'l‘EB, which he will
sell in quantities to suit Customers.
CHARLES M. GREGORY.
Norwalk, April 3d, 1858.
Dress Goods.
A fine assortment, at
— ‘ I C. J. GRU.\lAN’S.
sually vigorous;
14
BARGAINS 2
Black Dress Silks.
HAVE now on hand an extensive assort-
' meat of BLACK Dmzss Smrs of the best
make imported; of every width and at the
lowest possible prices. C. J. GRUMAN.
1N' EVE?" G-CSIDS
ECEIVED this day; many Bargains in
the way of DREES Goons. LINENS, the
Bargain of the season. C. J. GRUMAN.
Mineral Cabinet i'or Sale.
ONE of the largest and most valuable Cab-
inets of Minerals in Fairfield County, is
offered for sale for much less than its value.
It would form a rare and valuable addition
to any School or Gentleman’s Library. For
particulars enquire at the Gazette Oflice. tf15
Spring Stock of Goods!
AVING purchased niy Spring Stock, I
- would be happy to see my Friends and
Customers—where they can be supplied with
every assortment of Goods in my line, quali-
ty as good as any, and at prices to suit the
times. Call on us f'or whatever you may
want, and we will endeavor to please you.
. A. H. CAMP’S _
Book and Slationery Emporium, Ilfain st.
Agricultural Implements.
Wholesale or Retail at M'amIfactm'er ’
Price-s.
EAGLE PLows, nos. 18, 19, 20, 2l,C,D,subsoil.
Couch do San_f’crd’s Plows, nos. 0D, 1D and 2D.
Hull’ celebrated Ox Plow, no. 3.
Cultivators, with cast steel reversable teeth.
Seed Sowers, of the most approved kinds.
Churns, Thermometer and Cylinder, all sizes.
Shovels, Spades, Hoes. steel and malable
Rakes, Scoops, iron and cast steel, Grain Cra-
dles, Cradle and grass Scythes,Sicklcs, scythe
Rifles, Scythe Stones, Hay rakes, Garden
Trowels, Axes, Hatchet-s, Hammers, Augurs,
Apple Pei-ers. Wheel Barrows, Buckets, Crow
Bars, Cart Trace, Log. Halter and Pump
Chains, Corn Shellcrs, Hay Cutters ; Manure,
Htiy and Grain Forks, Grind Stones, Harrows
Bush Hooks, Hay and Pruning Knives, Ox
Muzzles," Meat Cutters, Picks, Pumps, Saws,
Garden Shears, Ox Bows and Yokes, &c., for
sale by W. C. STREET.
1 To Farmers !
If you wish to supply yourselves with
Genuine Reliable Fertilizers,
Including
No. 1 Peruvian Guano,
' Super-Phospliate of Lime,
’ No.11 Poudrctte,
Bone Dust,
‘ Bone Turnings,
- Bone Shavings,
Blood and Wool Manure
"You are respectfully invited to call at the
New Agricultural Store, west side of the
Bridge, Norwalk, Conn., where may be found
the above articles in any‘ quantities, and at
prices lower than can be found at any other
place. Also every varietyof Field and Gar-
den Seeds, and Agricultural Implements.
3t15 ‘ H. G. BRIGHAM
gmprqve Your Stock.
HE Subscriber has a superior pure Berk-
shire Stock Hog, which he offers the far-
mers in this vicinity on reasonable terms.
~ - ~ A Joan H. S-rnvsxs,
On John T. Reed’s Farm, Silver Mine, Nor-
walk. 3H5
New and Valuable seeks.
Atkiuson’s Oriental and Western Liberia.
Livingstone’s T r av e ls in Central Africa.
- Pox‘-to'n’s ifc of Aaron Burr. Impending
Crisis of t, e South. Portraits of my married
Friends, by a Bachelor. A new and varied
assortment ofCapt. Mayne Reid’s Works.
At CAl\iP’S Bookstore.
Religious Works! Religious Books!
UST received, an entire new assortment
of Religious Works, suitable for all clas-
ses ; written by the best authors. Persons de-
' ,9 9-‘ P0941198 or presenting Religious
‘s will find a’b‘ettéi- aésortinént than ever,
CAMP’S Boolistoreillfain Street.
Special Notice.
THE subscriber would give notice thatall
the New York dailies and populal-week-
lies, may at all times be found on his conn-
.te’r, and regular subscriucrs served at their
residences. Also, all the Miscellaneous pc-
-riodicals of the country, such as Godey, 113,-.
per, Grahams, Knickerbocker, Emersons, Ar-
.thur’s, etc , etc. Also DR. Osnonxs’s GOLD.
Ir-x’On.'T5n~:.\'r, and Prof. D_ea,n’s“ H,,,,,g,,,g’n
whichis worth trying. He is the Agent of
.“‘I‘3
Boo,
fit
Harness ! Harness! !
Ix Sarrs of New Har1u_ess for sale atlfl'l‘0l:l1
$15 to $25, a sett, this Harness W1 “ate
sold 25 per cent., less than cost. AHv€l|:V|Eq.Z;
of BITS from 12 cents to 50 cents. I 1:] - ~-
neatly and promptly repaired at sniarltlz) argltil.
Every article in the Harness line wi e so
at prices to suit the time
'l‘1w.\'1rs, a general nss0
. .. O.
Q): kept rm salt Smith’s new Buildiiig.
Entrance next door to Capt. Hubbel’s Store.
Removal.
RS. S. J, REED has removed her Milli-
nery Rooms from her former stand in
Sk;.1ay’s Block, to those formerly occupied by
Mrs. Lockwood, over Mr. A. H. CaInp’s Book-
store, where a new stock ofspring Goods may
be found. til
!l.l]l€l1t_ will always
DEAN
Removal.
MRS. LOCKWOOD having removed her
Millinery Rooms from her old stand
over the Book Store of Mi-.Camp to the Brick
Building formerly occupied by Gould D- Jen-
nings,Esq., would announce that she has re-
ceived a supply of elegant patterns of Spring
Goods, which will be madeup in the most
fashionable style and sold as low as ca11_be
found elsewhere. The attention of the La-
dies of Norwalk is especially invited _to her
assortment of Spring Hats and Trimmings.
Norwalk, April 3d, 1858. m4
- I
Important Notice to Farmers .
Now is your time to supply yourselves with
FERTILIZER S.
Just received, and now landing, a smell
cargo of Poudrette, direct from the manufac-
tory, at mannfacturer’s prices; also just re-
ceivcd, number 1 Peruvian Guano,
Bone Dust, Super Phosphate of
Lime, Land Plaster, &c-, &c- For
sale in lots to suit purchasers, and at prices
that will defy competition. Ofiice in Selleck’s
Packet Ofiice.
CHAS. T. LEONARD.
Norwalk, April 5, 1858. 14
II’ E S TPOR T
Saddle, Harness, '.I.'runk and
'VVh1p Store.
HE subscriber having taken the above
business lately carried on by John Mack,
respectfully begs leave to inform the inhabi-
tants of Westport, and vicinity, that he has
removed to the East side of the Bridge, next
to the establishment of Messrs. Spangdt Gray,
where he intends carrying on the above. busi-
ness in all its branches, and hopes that by
strict attention and low charges, to merit a
share of the public patronage and support.-
Every article in the trade manufactured on
the premises, in the cheapest and best man-
ner and of‘ the best materials.
Sponges, Chamois, Curry Combs, Horse
Brushes, &c., kept constantly on hand.
Particular attention given to Cleaning, Oil-
ing, and Repairing Harness.
JOSEPH GARDNER.
Westport, April 4th, 1358.
To Let.
DWELLING HOUSE on Prospect Hill
in Norwalk, with a Garden and about 2
acres of land adjoining. The House is suita-
ble for a large family, hearly new, commands
a finc view of the town and is in every way a
pleasant site for a Summer Residence.
For further particulars enquire at this ofiice.
Norwalk, April 5th, 1858. 14
LOVER, Timothy, Red Top and other
Seeds, Cheap, J\"ew and Pure, at
S. E. 0LMS'l'EAD’S.
1
LOUR by the load or less quantity; some
choice brands, at .. OLMSTF.AD’S.
Seed fotatocs,
RINCE Alberfs, that will not rot-.
Ash LeafKidncy, imported.
Early Jones, Early Dikeman,
Peach Blow.
Also,
Extra Early Daniel O’Rou1'ke Peas,
Red, White, and Yellow Onions,
Hubbard Squash,
Long Orange Carrot,
African Imphce, (Genuinc.)
Imported and American
Sorghiem or Chinese Sugar Cane,
Red, White and Mammoth Clover Seed,
Timothy Seed,
Bird Seed,
URAL STORE,
N orwalk, Conn.
The Golumbaan O11 lamp.
The Greatest Saving of the Age .’
ARRANTED not to cost over s a cent
per hour and to give a better, softer
and more steady light than any other kind.-
To sew or read by, this Lamp is superior even
to Gas, as it gives nearly as good a light and
does not hurt.thc eyes. Any one can try it
free of charge, and any one buying if they do
not give satisfaction the money will be re-
turned. Lamps of all kinds altered to burn
this Oil, at a small charge. The public are
respectfully invited to call at the UNION Tm.-
EGRAPH OFFICE in D. & N. R. R. Depot, where
they can be seen at any time after Thursday
next ; also, the Oil for sale.
Hal1,Solar, Mable and all other kinds of
Lamps. JULIUS F. FI.\'.\'I~:v, Agent.
Norwalk, April 5th, 1858. tf14
Roofing! Roofing! !
Fl. C2 (3 I-" I N" C} I ll
THE undersigned having the Agency for
applying E. P. RnssI:L’s Patent Mastic
Roofing in the town of Norwalk, wishes to
bring it before the people, feeling confident
after its being once introduced it will recom
mend itself sufficiently to satisfy the most in-
credulous. It is Fire and Water-Proof, and
for cheapness and durability surpasses any-
thing in use. Persons building would do well
to investigate this before contracting for any
other kind of Roofing. All orders. or letters
of inquiry directed to G. S. PLATT, Box 304
or A. M. TUTTLE, Box 757 Bridgeport, will
secure prompt attention.
N. B.——Old Tin or Shingle Roofs made as
good as new. tfl4
Spring Wheat
At the new AGRICULT
This Is the Funniest piece of
BUSINESS I
HAT the HOLMES’ have had to do with
yet, to write an advertisement of their
bnsiness—to make Egotists and Blowers of
themselves through the columns of the Ga-
zette, but there is
NO HELP FOR IT!
People must know where they can get the
Best of Goods at the Lowest Pri-
ces so ‘pep goes the weasel.”
We have taken the stores recently occupied
by Holmes St Meeker, and L. H. Randlc, and
thrown them into one large and capacious
Store,and stocked it with a large and fresh
assortment of
Groceries,
Provisions,
Flour,
Peed,
Grain, 8:0,,
Of the best qualities to be found in market,
which will be sold, according to our motto,
“ So Cheap that none can Uazdersell us.”
Our stock of Sugar and Molasses was bought
before the late rise, therefore, we feel confi-
dent that we canmake it an- object for per-
sons who are not naturally sweet enough, to
call and get astick of, sweetenmg, good and
cheap,
In order to accommodate the rush of custo-
rhe Adams 8; Co_’s Express C_omp-any, and an
goods and parcels left in his care, will be
promptly forwarded.
in -- GEORGE W.JENNINGS.
' Wanted.
good,family Horse fr0m,5 to 8 year
ld. A l t
0 ppy 0 D. S. ROCKWELL,
_ New Canaan.
For Sale !_
' ‘.EA_BO_DY’S Strawberry l’—lants--fine and
. _ vigorous, and will be sold cheap. _ _En-
quire at the Gazette Office, Wood’s Building:
- ‘URESilverLeadfo1_'stove:s and machine
_ . If at F. H. NASIPS.
' ‘ »5'o.JV‘orwal_k,Ct.
do
’ we are obliged to have a
door open at each end of the Store, in order
to let them pass in and out, and no one gets
“*5 pockets picked in the rush, without car-
rying away an equivalent.
Men, Women and Children,
Call and see whether this statement is correct
°T “°‘- G. is G. M. HOLMES.
15
Nm'Wo1k.Aprs,i 9th, 1858.
B_USHELS GRASS SEED.—Clover,
Timothy and Red Top Seed, &c., &c.,
clean, warranted good,qna1ity and fa,-we
cheap. Now is your ti1Iie't'o buy. Don’t for-
get. ’ G. & G. M. HOLMES,
mers aftgr our
To Farmer-s.
%5’§"“
Great Excitement!
ARRIVAL OF THE TURK
IN NOR TVALI1”.
--..u—.. A. ..__
HE citizens of Norwalk have read of the
great excitement attendant upon the ar-
rival of the Sublime Porte’s Naval Oi_IIce1‘ In
New York, but have overlooked the iinpoi-t-
ant fact, of greater consequence to them; that
3381'. ‘I“T.T.'ELI§
has returned to his old quarters
Under the Connecticut Hotel,
where he has enlarged his store and filled it
with a stock.of M E N dz B O Y’S
READY - MADE CLOTHING,
which for quality of material, make, fashion-
ableness of cut, and cheapness, he is satisfied
all who examine them will admit to be far
superior to anything ever before offered in
this mafket. Call and see.
NORWADK
Paper Hanging
I) E P C) '1' ,
One Door North of Gazette Building‘
The subscriber would give notice that he
Ii.-’)f‘pS constantly on hand, a very large assort-
ment of A
Wall and Ceiling Paper,
Including Oak and Marbled Paper, for Hulls,
Offices,‘Dining Rooms, etc., which will be put
on at short notice,and the best possible man-
ner. Having received his Spring Stock, heis
now prepared to furnish Paper Hangings as
Cheap as the Cheapest. Also
P A I N T I N G’ ,
In "all its branches, carried on as heretofore.
GEORGE MA RVIN.
Norwalk, A]’l‘1I3(I, 1858.
PAPER HANGINGS.
The largest assortment I have ever offered,
from common to best quality, at prices from
6 cents to S0t:ents the piece.
0. J. GRUMAN.
NEEDLE WORK,
Collars, Under-sleeves, and fifty sets of
Collars and Sleeves to match,at a great
Bargain. C. J. GRUMAN.
Tremendous Excitement !
AND GREATBAR GAINS!
7-l1.HE subscriber having taken the Store late-
ly occupied by Mr. F. Patchcn, and hav-
ing stocked the same with a new and splen-
did assortment of
Dry Goods, Groceries, ‘Hard-
ware, Grockerv, Boots Gt
Shoes, Hats, Caps,
&c., &c., &c.,
Desires to inform the inhabitants of this and
the adjoining towns, that he intends selling
his goods cheaper than can be purchased
elsewhere, and to prove that I can and will
sell cheaper than can be purchased elsewhere
I invite a trial.
I am also largely engaged in the Clothing
trade. My
TAILORIN G DEPAR TMEN T,
is under the superintendence of Mr. John
Callon, an experienced Cutter from the city.
I keep constantly on hand a large” and well
selected stock of
Cloths, Casfieres and Vestinga,
and manufacture to order all kinds of Gents
and Boys Clothing, in the best and most fash-
ionable style. All Garments made at my
establishment are warranted to fit or no sale.
The public are invited to call and examine
my stock before purchasing elsewhere .
. . G. F. JONES.
Wilton, (Cannou’s Station.) March 25. tfl2
14
TATEMENT of the Condition of the FAIR
FIELD COUNTY BANK, on the 1st day-
of April, 1858, bef'orc the transaction of any
business on that date.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, . . $292,000 00
Circulation, . . .. . . . 122,697 00
Due Banks in’ this State, . 14,758 4'3
Deposits, . . . 42,675 19
Dividends unpaid, . . . . . . 153
Profit and Loss, Jan. 1, 1858, 23,022 26
Earnings since last dividend, Decem-
bcr 1st, 1857, 10,793 92
$506,099 80
RESOURCES.
Banking House and Lot, $8,000 00
Specie in Bank, . . . 15,993 09
Bills of other solvo_r'it’Banks,. . 1.460 00
Checks of other Banks, , . 2,573 80
Balance due from Banks iuthis State, 4,895 83
I‘ is “ -‘ out of“ “ 37.815 49.
Expenses since last dividend, 1,322 86
State tax," . . . ’. . . . . 11 00
Notes and Bills discounted. . ,. . 434,027 73
$506,099 8_()
Fairfield C'ount,z/,.ss. I,John A.Moorhead
Cashier of aforesaid Bank, being duly sworn
depose and say that theabove statement is
correct. J. A. MOORHEAD, Cashier.
Sworn before me, this First day of April:
l858. AsA‘B. Woonwnnn, -
3t14 Commissioner of the Superior Court,
TATEMENT of the condition of the
Bank of Norwalk, on the First day of
April, 1858. before the transaction of any
business on that date.
LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, $153,960 99
Circulation, . . . . 60,027 00
Due to Banks in this State, . 2,044 13
Deposits, . . 16,114 81
Profit do Loss, 7,273 30
,_ ' $240,019 23
RESOURCES,
Banking House, . $8.000 00
Specie in Bank, . 7.200 07
Bills of other Banks, _ . _ . 2,363 00
Balance due from Banks in this State, 710 91
H H u out of -‘n
State Bonus, 2:050 30
Expense account including Safc-,»:~
Platcs,Furniture, &c.,
Checks of other Banks,
Notes and Bills discounted,
3.070 47
426 25.
185,304 12
$240,019 23
Fairfield County, 33.. 1'. R. B.CraufuI'd,
Cashier of the aforesaid Bank, being duly
sworn, depose and say that the above state-
ment is correct. R. B. CRAUFURD, Cll.EIll€l'.
Sworn to before me, this First day of April,
1858. As; B. Wconwimn,
3t14 Commissioner of the Superior Court.
Pairfield County Bank Stock
FOR SALE.
F I F T Y S H A R ES Fairfield County
lmtf
Bank Stock for sale, Apply to
JAMES MALLORY.
‘ ’ "Bank Note Books.
ADE expressly for use at BANK or Non-
WALK, for sale at
A. H. CAMP’S
Book Emporium.
Window Glass.
49 BOXES American,Frenchand En
glish window glass, assortcd,from
6x8 t 026x32. for sale at manufacturer-‘s’ pi-i-
WM. C.STREET.
'.'l.'o Iiet.
A pleasant and convenient tenement
for a large family. Enquire at the
Gazette Oflice. lfl0
District of .N'or‘waII:, as. Probate C~auz't,
./fpril 5th, 1858.
STATE of ISAAC FITCH, late of Wilton,
in said District_;deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the creditors ofsaid
Estate to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time, will be
debprred a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate, are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to _
AARON MORGAN,
Administrator.’
for Sale Gheap,
VERY superior FAMILY Honsr. Enquire
3tl4
0. JTFRIEIAN
THE CARPET TRADE.
1 8 5 8.
Paper Hangings,
CURTAINS,
Curtain Goo-ds,
OILBD PAINTED SHADES,
FLOOR OIL CLOTHS,
and
CARPE TING,
of all kinds.
A LARGE AND sxrmvsivs ASSORTMENT
or men,
at the lowest possible prices, with
FAIR AND HONORABLE DEALING,
by
C . J . G R U M A N ,
Foot of Main Street, Norwalk, Ct.
NORWALK
SADDLE, HARNESS & TRUNK
E1\IPOIEI.I1.'J'ZN[.
M. 15. SWAN would return thanks to
the citizens of Norwulk for their liber-
al patronage during the last 16 years, and
will endeavor to deserve its continuance. He
is constantly manufacturing, and keeps on
hand, a full assortment of Harness, of all de-
scriptions, comprising all kinds of Buggy,
Gig, Express, Cart, Coach, Farm and Wagon
Harness ; also a great variety of Ladies’ and
Gentlemen’s Riding Saddles, Bridles, Martin-
gales, &c.; Collars in great variety and every
style of pattern, Fly Nels, Horsecloths, Stable
Furniture, Saddler’s Hardware, Whips in end-
less variety, Trunks of all sizes and descrip-
tions, Valises, Carpet Bags, Satchels, &c.
He feels well qualified by his long experi-
ence in the business, to judge of the tastes
and requirements of those having occasion to
patronize an extensive Saddlery Establish-
ment. All in want of anything in his line,
will do well to give him a call.
Orders for any kind ofwork promptly exc-
cuted. Repairing done neatly and cheaply.
WILLIAM B. SWAN,
First Door from D. N. R.‘R. Depot,
NORWALK, CONN.
MUSICAL.
Y’ MR. 3'. 3'fESSION',‘,,
Professor of Zllusic, '
,,_~_.
lsfor
instruction on the Pianaforte, Organ and
ilfelodeon. Mr. H. having reduced his terms,
this is a favorable opportunity for persons
wishing to receive a thorough knowledge of
S prepared to receive a few more pupi
Music.’
'1' B R M S :
For one Lesson :1 week, $6
For two Lessons :1. week, 9
Pianos tuned for One Dollar.
All orders left at his residence, Main street,
or at N. T11rk’s Clotbin g Store,will be prompt-
ly attended to. 3tll
‘goal Gfistate.
fi.\.‘.*.‘\l4'\.r‘\4'sy‘./V\f\.'\I‘."/ff/.-&
MvBWea1 and Personal Estate
A G II N C Y I
HE Subscriber would announce to the
public that he has established an agency
for the transaction of the above business,be-
lieving that the interests of the employerand
employed will be mutually promoted thcrebye
He has several applications already on hand
for desirable tenements, to purchase and to
rent, and those having such property to dis-
pose of. would do well to conl'er with the
subscriber.
House Hiring and Letting.
Particular attention paid to procuring and
letting Houses to good tenents, upon a reas-
cnable commission, and all persons having
property to let, or desiring to rent houses for
the ensuing year, should make immediate ap-
pltcation. DIMON FANTON.
FOR SAID
At Norwalk, Connecticut.
EVERAL tracts of Land-one valuable
piece of Wood-land—easy of access, near
a good market, containing 12 acres ; about 20
acres of good farm-land near and convenient
to the village : will particularly accommo-
date retired gentlemen ;——a tract of 13 acres
of Building Lots, with a commanding view,
beautiful and desirable, within about one
hundred rods ofthe most pleasant and fash-
ionablepart of the town, where is located
Three splendid and commodious Churches,
Also a piece of Salt.-meadow and otherland.
Enquire of
STEPHEN SMITH.
N. B.——The above was the property of‘
SAMUEL J ARVIS, Esq.. deceased. tfl2
.I'or Sale.
GOOD BARGAINS!
DESIRABLE location for a geiitleman’s
Country Residence, situated on East Av-
enue, (down town,) one quarter of amile be-
low the Borough of Norwalk, being the late
residence of Samuel M. Fitch, deceased, and
containing between four and five acres of good
Land, with House and Barn, a well of good
Water ant good Fruit. Also. a good House,
with one square acre of Land, well stocked
with Fruit Trees, and pleasantly situated on
the east side of Norwalk Harbor, near the
Tide Mill cf Thomas Benedict, with a nicely
situated Bathing House directly in front. cal-
culated also for keeping Oysters and Clams
fresh at all times. Terms easy.
Enquire of the subscriber on the premises
of the last mentioned place.
00 per quarter.
00 (6
wz.-,-\»’o\,~...-«vs
4
DAVID ROBERTS.
Norwall:, March 16th, 1858. 5f.“l‘2
"E 1 Farm For Sale.
' ‘ The Subscriber ofi'ers for sale a
Farm containing 33 Acres, situated in the
town of New Canaan, about 2; miles from
the village. On the premises is a good Dwel-
ling Home and Barn, with other out-build-
ings. This Farm is divided into Plow, Mead-
ow, and Posture Land. Price $2300, one-
half of hich can remain on Bond and Mort-
gage, properly secured, during the natural
life time of the subscriber and his wife.
1. LEANDER IIOYT.
New Ctltnaan, Feb. 8th, 1858. 7tlstmay
Iiobse for Sale Cheap.
1‘ A NEW HOUSE, eligibly located. with-
in three minutes’ walk of the Bridge,
will be sold at much less than its value,/‘or
a very small sum down, or
No Money, Down,
and in siiall monthly or quarterly payments,
if the putchaser desires it.
Applyfmmedlately to Editor of the GA-
zsrrs, wlo will give all needed information.
-. - ; for Sale. ,-
f The Subscriber offers for sale, a val-
_ iuable Place, pleasantly situated, op-
posite fnc residence of Mr. Justus lIoy_t, in
New Cthaau, containing about one acre of]
Land with a good, new Dwelling House, and
Shop, uion it, together with a Barn and other
ont-Buildings, all in good condition.
The Race is well calculated for the keeping
of Boariers, if desired. The Shop was built
expressly for Shoeniakers, and has ample ao-
commodations for 5 or 6 workmen.
The Property will be sold cheap, and on ac-
commoénting terms-—two-t-hirds of the pur-
chase mmey can remain on mortgage if desi-
sired. For further particulars apply to the
undersi ned. S. . . JOHN. -
New anaan, April 11th, 1857. 15tf
Beautiful ' Private Residence
. 1' O 3 S A In B I
BE Beautiful Residence recently owned
aiid occupied by DAVID COMSTOCK, J1z.,
_on Union Avenue, is offered for sale upon very"
accom odating terms. The House isbuiltin
the best possible manner with all modern con-
veniences. It is pleasantly located, in one of
the bestneighborhoods of the town, mg 31“,
gether iorms one of the most attractive lpé 9,-
tions toibe found in the town of Norwalk.—-
1
Nos. 11 J; 13 Main Street.
of the Editor of the Gazette.
A
IMPLEMEN TS AND SEEDS.
The Subscriber will open in Norwalk, on
the 10Ihinst., at the old stand of Knapp do
Lyues, an
Agricultural Store,
where may be found a full assortment of
F.-‘.R1fING UTENSILS, FERTILIZERS, FIELD,
GARDEN AND FLOWER SEEDS.
His Spring Stock is composed, in part, of the
following, viz :
Plows,
Plow Castings of all kinds,
Cultivators,
Road Scrapers,
Hat-rows,
Garden Rollers,
Horse Hoes,
Seed Sowers,
Corn Mills,
Fanning Mills,
Chums,
Cheese Presses,
Hoes,
Hay and Straw Cutters,
Forks, Corn Shellers,
Shovels, Store Trucks,
Spades, Picks,
Axes, Scissors,
Trowels, Rakes,
Pruning Knives,
and all kinds of Horticultural Tools. _
Guano, Phosphate of Lime, Bone Dust,
Poudrette.
‘Glover and Timothy Seed, Wheat, Oats,
Barley, and allother varieties used in New
England.
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
satisfactory prices.
H. G. BRIGHAM.
Notice. g
Sellecks Line of Packets
Oirand after Tuesday, March 9th, 1858, the
Sloop Mary A. Selleck will commence her
regular trips for the season, leaving Noi-walk
every Tuesday, and Pike Slip, N. Y., every
Saturday.
The Domestic leaves Norwalk every Satur-
day aud Pike Slip every Thursday. One of
the above vessels will be 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 on board.
SELLECK do DEMMON.
’ N. B.—All freight to or from the line of
the Donbury Railroad, taken from and deliv-
cred at the Company’s Freight Depot, without
charge. tf9
AUCTION I
o. s. CLARK,
Has removed his Auction Sales to his
JEWELRY STORE NEAR THE SPRING,
where in connection with the sales of
JEWELRY Xi FANCY GUUDS,
he will sell, this week, a Stock of”
DRY nouns:
c o In p r i si 11 g
PARAZIIE TTA 8', DE LAINE S,
DEBAGES, CAL1COES,MUSLI.\‘S,
Hosiery, Gloves, &c.,
JILSO, THIS WEEK,
SILVER SPOONS,
G-old Watches,
Silver Hunting Watches,
cameo Sets,
GOLD LOCKETS,
PLATED FORKS,
CASTORS, EIGHT DAY CLOCKS,
Ladies’ Work Baskets, &c., &c.
N. B.—-I will sell my stock ofWatches, Jew-
elry, and Silver Ware, at my Store, in Main
Street, at a reditction of 40 percent. fromf'or-
-mcr prices ; in fact all kinds of goods in my
line for sale at about half price. These goods
must and shall be sold. Clocks 50 cents. A
splendid iron front, sti-iking Clock, for $1.60 ;
8 day striking Clocks,iron fronts, $2 00; and
other goods in proportion.
Hats. Caps, Furs,
AIVD FRENCH FEL TS.
FASHIONABLE, GRACEFUL, DURABLE.
Spring Styles for 1858 now ready !
BARRACLOUGH, 164 Chatham-st., N.
. 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 ofany
ever manufactured in New York.
As the Hat denotes rho characteristics of
its wearer, gentlemen/’l1aving a due regard
for their reputation cannot be too careful in
making a’-selection; since an unfashionable
tile will cause him to lose the prestige which
a. handsome phiz and a refined education
may have acquired for him.
“ Unhappy is the head that wearsa crown”
—which means, of course, a crown that is
not of the latest fashion, or becomes " shock-
ing bad” with a week’s wear.
The public will please take notice that the
stock now offered at No. 154 Chatham street ,
by S. Barraclough, is entirely fresh——embra-
cing the newest Parisian styles for the ensu-
ing Spring——manufactured of the very best
materials, and sold at prices &. Twenty
Five per cent: lower than the same quality
of goods c be purchased at any other cs-
tablishment in this cityffi
New York, Feb. 8th, 1858.
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1 Lire to Dye, and Dye to Live.
Norwalk Dye Works,
Foot of 111511 Hill, Nariuallr, (loom.
ESTABLISHED 1853!
OHN PIC'KENS,practical Dyer and Re-
finisher. would remind his friends and the
public generally, that he still carries on the
not get and
tisemzitls.
F1-oiii VISSCIIER, OWEN 8: co.Iscei.en.i.tt1.»e.3iieinii
Housc,Appleton’I<Builtling346 .5 348111-ondwiiy, N. 1".
The INTERNATIONAL HOTEL
Broadway, cor. Franklin-st.,
NE \V YORIC,
HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED.
The Rooms are all Dfcwly Carpe/ed,
The Fm"-7zitm‘e and Dads are Suprclz,
And the Bat/is 71 ’tlS‘Il.7'])(lSS8{l.
Taylor’s Celebrated Saloon",
Arc connected with the Hale].
Here is concentrated all the comforts of a
home, with the luxuries of a palace. The
splendid LADIES’ P.uILou commands an Une-
quulled VIEW of BROADWAY.
The INTERNATIONAL is the most contra‘.
of any of the First Class Hotels for business.
or places ofamnsement, and offers unsurpassed
advantages to Families and Gentlemen visit-
ing New York. ALFRED FREEMAN,
3m15v Proprietor.
Cheapest Dry Goods
IN’ NEW YORK.
LARGEST R E T A I L STOCK
IN THE CITY.
Fashionable Goods at low prices, for Spring
and Summer Wear.
Dress Goods, Shawls, Linens,
Rich Silks, Mantillas, Domestics,
Embroideries, Hosiery, Flannels,
Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestings, &c.. &c.
ALSO—-Carpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Ma-
tcrials, Gilt Cornices, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, &c., much below regular prices I
LORD & TAYLOR,
255, 257, 259 do 261 Grand Street, and 47 and
49 Catharine Street, New York. v3m15
T0 LJIDIES VISIT)!/VG NE W YORI('_
Cantre11’s New Establishment-.
No. 813 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
(Between 11th and 12th streets.) -
FFERS great inducements to those who
wish to purchase first class Gaiters and
other articles of feet covering. Every article
in his store is manufactured in a very superi-
or manner, of the best materials, and his pri-
ces are lower than those of any other dealer
in the metropolis.
Ladies visiting New York should not fail
to call upon Cantrell. Do not forget his Es-
tablishment at No. 813 Broadway. vlm15
IIIEALIOS SPRING FA SHION,
For 1858.
MEALIO, HATTER,
No. 416 Broadway, New York,
(Corner of Canal Street.)
S now prepared to offer to his patrons and
the public a more extensive and elegant
assortment than ever before. For beauty of
shape, brilliaucy of lustre, superiority of
quality, and durability, MEALIO defies compe-
titiou.
Also, PANAMA and other styles of Summer
Hats and Caps, C1IILD1zi-:.\*’s HATS. Umbrellas,
Canes, Valiscs. and all other articles in the
line, in great variety. v3m15
GARPDTS ! GADPETS ! !
Columbian Hall Warehouse,
IV0. 281 Gm/nd-st., N. Y.
ADADIS 8:. SPENCER,
I IAVING removed to the above spacious
building, (so long known as a Dry
Goods storc,) are now prepared to offer to
purchasers, a fresh and large stock of English
and American goods, unsurpassed f'or design
and quality, at prices, for cosh, heretofore
unheard of.
Rich Velvcls,
$12510 $1.75
“ Tapes!)-3» Bmssel, 90 to 1.25
“ Three Ply, 90 to 1.10
Patent Tapestry Izigmin 85 to 1.00
Silperfivze “ 70 to 90
Fine “ 50 to 65
Dag-rains, “ 25 to 50
Also, OIL CLoTas, Mars, MATTINGS. Recs,
Dnnoosrs, Sretm Rons and Wixnow SHADES,
at corresponding low prices. fill in want of
good Carpets, at extremely low prices, arcin-
vited to call and see our goods, which will be
freely shown. ’ v3ml5
Great Broadway Sale!
BALDWl_N’S
NEW ESTABLISHMENT,
70 «El. 72 Bowery.
I-". E. E.AInI)'§7VII§l'
HAS JUST OPENED HIS NEW AND l.‘.l.\ll'IX>‘l-J ES-
T.\BLISIlME){'T,
The Largest in the City! !
AN’ 1':XT'IIII‘: NEW STOCK OF
Gentlemensfiioutlis, & Cl1i1dren’s
CLOTHING,
Recently inmzizfaclurcrl by the has! worl.'me7I
in the Ci/3/, is no (.7 open for ivzspecléan.
ALSO
A superio7' stud: of
PURNISHING GOODS.
All articles are of the best quality, and
having been purchased during the late crises,
will be sold at vizmr LOW 1i.1T1-:<.
r.
I.
The Custmn Departlnent
Contains the greatest variety of new
CLOTI-IS,
CASSIMERES,
A N D
VESTINGS.
Mr. BALDWIN has associated Wlgl him Mr.
J. G. BARNUDI, who has had great experi-
ence in the business, having been thirty years
connected with the leading Clothing Estab-
lishments of the City. v2m15
N0 DEf7EI’T.[ON.
Honesty is the Best Policy.
STATE MILLS,
97 Barclay Street, ]Vew York.
ONSTANTLY on hand, all kinds ofGRI:E.\'
and ROASTED COFFEE, MUSTARD, PEPPER,
Sricss, Coo A, CHOCOLATE, CREAM T.u:'r.i1:,
SALERATUS, Tc.
My manner of doing business is to sell no
article under an assumed name, or sell as pure
that which is not strictly so.
3ml5v GEO. A. MERWIN.
furniture! Furniture!
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
I-I. P. DEG-RAAP,
87 Bowery, (Wholesale Ware House.)
and 464 Pearl Sgeet, [Retail Store],
N EW Y 0 I-1 K .
£3“ Bills of $25 at W’/iolcsale Prices.
ROSEWOOD, MAHOG.-\.-.\'Y AND BLACK w.1I.):C'I‘
Parlor Pnrmture,
in Brogctclle, Delainc and Plush. Cane Seat
and common Furniture-in great variety. Also
ENAMELLED CH.\.\lBF.R 1-‘Vl‘.NlTL'RE,
In sets from $22 to 8100. Spring, Carded
Hair, Moss and Whalebone llihrnsssas ; also,
Feather Beds and Bedding, patent premium
Sofa Bedstcads, and Patent Self‘ Rocking
Cradles. '
Dealers will find at the above stores the
largest and best assortment of any cst:iblisli-
ment in New York, and can buy either at
wholesale or retail cheaper than at any other
house in the city. v3m15
Modern Style
F SCHOOL FURNITURE; Manufactur-
ed and for stile by N. JOHNSON,No.490
Hudson Street, New York. A large supply
kept constantly on hand. IllustraI_:ed circu-
lars forwarded on application as above.
N. B.——Desks and Seats put up on llgoorlt;
in ..
cocks Patent Diagonal arrangement.
k1i’H0L}i:SA11E:&'N~1)Ii1{I13'rA—IL:
TO THE HARD IVARE TRADE,
Architects, Owners & Builders.
HE Subscribers offers the largest and best
assortment of
Builzlers’, I.oc/csmiths’ and I}eIZ/Imigcrs’
Iiarcivvare
In the United States, consisting in part of
Wrought and Cast 1\lorticc and Rim Locks,
Latches, French Window and Sliding Door
Sets of all qualities, Extra Safe Locks. Bolts,
Lars anal Night Lntclies, secure agaiiisl; bur-
glars; Silvcr and Plated I-fiiiges. Kiiobs and
other articles suitable for the fiiiisli of first-
class work of ivarraiitctl qu~.ilit.y. Being‘
Agents for the ./1.MERIC_‘Z.z\“ P URCEL./l 1.: 1/‘
$200,000 WORTH OI‘
BEAUTIFUL xi-:w
SHAWLS AND MANTILLAS,
Being Bulpin’s cntirc wholesale stock now
offered at Retail at
361 Droadway, New York,
In consequence of rcinoval on the 1st of May
to the store 415 Broadway, (nenrCa1ial-st.)
Special Announcement.
Every article of this new and desirable
stool-2, prepared e.\'pi'essl;,' in f.1l‘itiCI])flt-I011 of
an extensive first class city wholesale trade
will now be offered at from 40 to 50 per cent.
below regular wholesale prices, the subscriber
having resolved to submit to this sacrifice for
C A SH, in preference to selling his goods .
on credit with uncertainty of getting paid for
them.
Observe the follazviizg E;rtrao7'di71a7'y In-
rcntory !
1,180 very pretty Broche Stella Shawls n.t$‘.-3
Regular wholesale price a5 1 2
2,640 Superior do. do. at
Regular wholesale price $6 I-2
1,809 Extra Superior do. do. at 35
Regular wholesale price 8
1,690 very rich, and entirely new
Regular wholesale price
An immense assortment of Fine Goods at
similar reduced rates;
II A IN’ ‘II? I In In A S a
2,270 Black Silk and Lace Mautillas, redu-
do- at 5 1 2
9
ced to 31
2,885 do. do. large size $2
960 do. do. still larger $3
1,690 rich do. with deep Lace Rattles $4
1,950 Super. Moir Antique do. at 35
1.125 do. do. extra rich $3
All the finer goods at a It proportionate rate.
Also Linen and Cloth Dusters, new
and pretty in style. Mourning Mantillas,
Wxappers, &o., at equally cheap rates.
The entire stock has been marked down,
and the sale will continue until the 1st ofMay
at the reduced prices. S“ Liberal terms
offered to the Trade.
3ml5v GEO. BULPIN, 361 Broadway.
WITHIN
A
THE IVIDAINS 01‘ ADD.
_ R. E. WILSON, Dentist, Author of
the “ Bcnuuibing Apparatus for Ex-
tracting Teeth without Pain,” being ex--
tensively engaged in manufacturing forfi
Delftists every variety of Artificial Teeth 51
v'.ider the most extended and systemati-u
Dyeing Business, in all its branches, at his
old stand. His facilities for doing work
cannot be surpassed, as his Dye House am]
Finishing Rooms are fitted up with all the
latest improvements that can be appligd to
the art of Dyeing. which enables him to do
work in the best possiblft manner, an auhe
Lowest Prices.
L0~di€3_ D7‘-ssses Dyed any Color,
And Steam--Finished in the most approved
manner‘ Grape. Broche, and Cashmere
Shawls, .
Cleaned, Dyed, and Pressed,
To compare with new goods. Lace Damask
and Moreen Curtains, Table Covers, Rugs,
etc.. Cleaned, Dyed, and I-‘inished. Gentle-
Inen’s Clothing and Straw Hats, Cleaned,
Dyed and Pressed.
@' The Expressage 0 n all articles sent to
or from the Norwalk Dye Works will be
paid by Mr. Pickene.
AGE.NTS.
Joseph Shepherd, Norwalk,
Lyman Platt, Main-:z,t.., Danbur y.
David Selleck, Wefi Norwalk.
J. W. Reed, Stamfor d.
Cornwall 8: Miles, Milford, Conn.
@. Not responsible for Goods after six
months.
Norwalk, March 20, 1858.
H‘.
N)
MS.-it-SH0‘UI_4DERS of my own pack-
ng.;. the best In market, at
' 0LllS’l‘l::A.D’S.
Hides.
_ ; ‘ASH paid for Cattle Rides. and Calf Skins,
‘ the highest prices. at 0LMS'l‘EA1)’S.
carpets and on cIoths..._"
For for or particula sen u‘r,e;of‘.-tli Elfto
ofthe &zette:A -‘ -I '9' i I "{g{
I
l
.115-
-STAIRS-asusual. : at low prices.
V cally arranged facilities ever before at-
!‘ tempted in this branch of art, believes
he may be allowed to say. without fear
of contradiction, that he is thereby cna—u
bled to insert for patients who may honor
him with their orders direct. B 1-: T T E um
T1-:a'rII at SIIORTER NOTICE and at Lowsna
I-‘I
PRICES than can possibly be had else ~;
where, either in city or country.
"sures absolute perfection in the adjust~ ,
ment of Teeth to the month, thereby sc-
hcuring perfect firmness and comfort in
H wearing and mastication, natural and life
Blike expression, so as to defy detection,:;
been heretofore the crying imperfections 5
in Artificial Teeth, rendering them in a 5
great measure useless. _
Having a body of operators constantly em-
ployed in the Labratory, persons from the
city over one night for the insertion of any
number of teeth from one to a. full set, which
may be inserted either wirn or wiruour e:i:-
tracting thc old roots. _
PRICES for Artificial Teeth to patients
$l,00, and so on, per 'l‘ootl1,bcing but little
more than is charged by him to the profession
as wholesale prices. Entire satisfaction war-
ranted in all cases.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH have become a n.e-
reason why they should not be iuanufactnr ed
on a large scale at comparatively low pric es,
rather than that obscure Deiitists should (ub-
Iige a few persons to support them by enor-
mous profits for work which must iieccssaruly
Ax Exnnimtriox at the office of samples of
each and all the various styles now employ ed,
will enable those not familiar with the stub-
ject, to judge at once very correctly of the
advantages and disadvantages which the clif-
a
lltf seam; is GRAY.
§ Dr. Wilson’s system of adaptation civil‘
and perfect cleanliness. These have
country are only required to remain in the
range according to style from 50 cts. 75 cts,
.cessity with all classes. and there is no good
he defective,owing to limited facilities.
ferent varieties possess. v1y5‘.z
_f'uc[tlI'rr.~" Pr1'1?es'.
00., they are prcparcdtu supply Plain White
and Decorated Porcelain Door Shutter and
Drawer Knobs ,Bcll Pulls and N-zvcrs, Name
and Number Plates, Mouth Pieces, .S;c., in all
variety of size and pnttcrii, iii. /owes! ..’t[rmu-
Cap and Machiiic Screws, Stubs’ and S110!‘-
ficltl Files, 'l‘or.ls, Saw llliidcs, &t-.; Steel Wire.
Roll Brass, Block 'I‘lll.‘NC:.; L0lj‘.OlllOLl\'t?, Gong
and llousc Bells and I‘l.\'illl'I,‘:«', Bluiil-: and Cut
Keys ofcvr-ry dc;-:c1'iptioi1 1-Ziiic1'y Cloth and
Paper, G:i_«_:e’s Saiitl I’:lp:.‘I', Glue, Cut and
Wroiiglit Nails, 131-ails, '1‘uck.=, Finisliiiig Nails.
Clark’.-3 1’~.1tcnt and Bl~.Ikc‘.~z llntts, Giinlct
Screws; also, an 0.\2it3llSi\’t: variety of .Il'UIl
and l-lrtiss Shelf’ Goods _,for Cabinet-iiinkers.
Upholstcrs, Carpciitt-rs -.1n<l ,'_'3_‘llC1'1II use. at
greatly i'cdr.cci‘i pri All izisp:-ctioii of our
stock and prices is invited to closest buyers.
MANY. BAI.l)\‘v'iN as MANY.
No. 4!) John st., cor. Dutch st., Ncxcv York.
Sole Agents for the Black Lo-.id riiciblcs.
Fouudr Facinos Slovc 1’olisli,&c. 3m15
y , '9
1'7‘?
THE “ REASON {WHY I”
HIS Book is a careful collection of useful
information on common things. in the
form of “ Why” and “ Because,” and compro-
hcuds a familiar explanation of I-‘ubyects
which eccupy a large space in Ilicphi1os_ophy
of Nuturc,whicli though generally _l:cl1cved
in is imperfectly undcr;~:toorl. _[’l’lC(‘. '75
Cents. For sale by IIIIAPP .1: LYNES.
More than 500,000 Bottles
$01.19 IN THE
NEW ENGLAND STATES
In One Year.
cs-.-.
r|'\l'-1171 I’.ESTORA' VE OF l-‘P.0l-‘. t). J. WOOD 1901!
__|_ restoring Hair perfectly and pcrriiziiieiitly, has nev-
er yet had a rival, volume after xoliime might be given
from all parts oftlic world and froin the most intelligent
to move that it is G, p.=i_'/"e'ct Rr:.‘oi‘u.I‘ire; hut l.’('Zl.lI the cir-
cular and you cannot doubt : rcaul also the t'ollcv.‘ing.
Tue FIAlR.—I’cople have for centiii-ies been ntilicicd
vvitli bald licnds. and the only remczly. licrt~tol0i‘c ltnowri,
has been tliosc zibniniiiablc wig-‘-. By :1 rrcent ~l}>'¢‘0'v"‘1‘.\’
of P:-cl". Wood tlieso articles are being fast rliespcxiscul
with, but a great maiiy persons still patronize then_i,
i_,,_,c,mh-e 1-hp_y lmve been so often impnsi-:1 upon by H1111‘
'l‘onic.s nf different kinds. To all such 1.‘-l‘l‘~‘«-HIS we earn-
csilv 111:1,‘-‘.9 the reque<t. that tliey will try once ugziiii,
for in \Vo-.id’s Restorative tlicrc is no sucli thing as fa‘-I.
We know ofa lady who was linl.-l, who used the ar-
ticle a. sliort time, and her heart is non-_ covered ‘C0111-
pletcly with the tiniest .‘llllI most ocaiitilul c\1rls_ imag-
inablc. We know ofnriiiiei-oiis cases. \\‘IlL‘l“_‘ hair was.
rapidly fn_l]i_ng out, \\'IllCIl it restored lll gi:-1-atcr perfec-
tion than it liad I:-V01‘ D0011 D0501‘?-
It is also without doubt one of the best articles for
keeping the 11,111’ in good r.-“nndition, iiialzing it sot't_ and
gins»-_v, reiiimrini: (I.’lllfil‘1lII., and has _prn'.‘c1l 1l..~'c~lf the
greatest enemy in all the ills that liaisis llL‘ll‘ to.
it is the duty of'evcr_v one to improve their personal
appearaiirc though some may differ in i-egni--l to the
wavs of doing it ; but every one will Iiilinit that a li-:_1iii-
tifiil Ilefltl of IlZ‘\II‘, (*itl1e1‘in man or \vuin.tii, is an olucc-t
iiiucli to be desired, and there are no fllf‘Illl\‘ that slioultl
bcleftunti-ie.1to obtain such It C(lIlSltI€l'.'lIlf!ll- ‘
':m:an‘s .-ltlrncute, J’liiIacIe.’,pl1i«.I.
Colinclon, Ohio, Nov. 17 1856.
Q_ J, WOOD 3:Co,—Gcnt:<: As I li:i‘.'e been cngugetl
in sclliiig your Hair llostor.-ive the last season l_‘or one of
your local agents (R. .\f. ll:i<,-tiiiisoii.) and h11V’ID£f‘XPL“
rienced the beneficial effects of ll?‘ n\_V.-‘ielfi I “'°“191'k‘3_t°
obtain an arrency for tiic State of Ohio or some State in
nu, west As-'fiou|.1 you xvi.-rli to make .=_ucli an arra_nge-
menh, nsvl ttln convinced there is izc-‘flung equal to it in
me Um‘¢¢,1 stabs III)‘ maturing the lion‘. I have been on-*
ga-red in the lliwig business for several years, and have
So1*;1.‘.m.;0“_e prCp:I.l‘:lIIOl‘lS for tho Iltlll‘ but liavc fouiitl
notliinw that restores the secretive organ; or rnvigoi-iitc-s
me 5033],, as well as yoiii-2-i,~ being fully _conv1nccIl tlmt
mm. ,.(.5¢oi~;itivc is wliat you represent it to be, I\\'oulIl
like to engage in the sale ofit, for I am satisfied it must
5e11_ Yours truly, F. '1‘. S'l‘0Clxll.-\N.
\\'ayl:ind. Mas-:.. Feb. 5, 1857.
PROF‘. O. J. WOOD k (‘o.——(JciIt.~': liuviiig realized
the good c1l'cct.~: nfyciir llair liesrorativc, I wish to state.
that finding my hair r,:ro'.vli1gtl11n. as well as gr:I_v, l
was induced from wlizit I read and lieartl, to fry the :11‘-
ficle l,,.,__,1,._u-9.1 by you. to pruiiiote its gt-owtli fllltl cliaiigc
its color as it wa:~: in youth, both of which it has effect-
ed (_.,,ml,1.,te1_,—_ In the §_per:itipii 1 have used nr:::rl_v
ttlcs. ours .i:c.,
‘“'°° ”° .1.t.\iEs 1‘R.iNI:1.<.
0. J. WOOD K: CO., Proprietors. 312 l§ro:idwziy,New
York (in the gl‘t‘:l.i3 N. ‘I. Wire Railing I‘TS1:lI)IlSIlulcllI),
and 11-1 Zilarkct street, St. I.oi1i<,.\lissouri.
And sold by all good Drtiggists.
Soldin .\’or‘.vnlk by BEFJBE .1: SON, in Bridgeport by
Shelton &: Co. and '1‘. C. \‘.'orilii1, and by all -lriiggisrs
throughout the United $I3l.t‘S:l.11(II3l‘Ii.I:llI’l'O\‘iuCt:S.
Sold here by all Druzgists. 31112
T A Card to the Ehdihs.
R. DUl‘0.\'(‘0’S COLD!-‘..\’ I’ll.l.S. I-‘OR FF..\I.\l.ES
are iiifallible in correcting ll‘l‘L‘gllift1‘1ii('3l. relieving
all puiiiful and (listrcssing iiicnstrii-.itiou (;i:ii'ticI1lnrly-
at the change of life.) from one to two pill.<.will cure
that debilitating coiiiplniiit, the Whites. r_elicving all
distress and pain. Iiciiiovc all obstructioiis arising
from colds. or any other cause. and al\v:i_vs succcs.=f'iil
as a. preventive, and at the some time perfectly burni-
1955 Price $1 per box. with full and explicit Ilirociions.
sold by L. 1.. BEEBE & SON, Driiggists, gt‘ll(‘l‘ilI
wholesale agents for Norwalk and vicinity. They will
supply dealers at l‘ro;:rietor’s prices. and send the Pills
.... 1-1. 1.-.
Tjb Stiiertiscixiiftts.
7 From the .ldvei-tising Oflice,.'.-‘;‘.'- Bi-oa.11<.v:y.y_
I-ne'er Disease.—Lir.’e1r Connplaint.
7' ‘E3313 so ii|l1llIlilf:t0 the car that they ‘nay be 2" ‘Bf:-'0.
0-1 as *~' Il(Il.l‘i(‘I1fJIII wt: :l.~4"-—terins that havabeeii
used liiiiidrctl.-I and tlioiisannls of times by men, vtitvineu
fi 11'} 4:llllLll'Cll, by illD:“:€‘ out iftlyrg profession and by thosg
H1 1t: and with the latter r-.;,(-r_-‘ally’ have the tn-ms
become so 1n_;r.if.i:~.‘.ccl into their good will favor and
WE"-"-1.011. NI-"Lt {her l1il.VI.' as much fondness for their use
'31 the I'<:o_Ic I:-izimlcrs t" .4 roasted )lir.sinn.iries, and
3;‘ birgrlgld In cs. l".I.I’.1l'CIl?.I.‘lt_Y for these.Sou_th
tvialu co1is1"eri 10 1 ' ‘in recoérnhm with a'3.".'uch chug‘
‘_ _’ ~ . 4 -_ UNI cannibal p.-:_.p(.ngme_.,, as the
pliys1c1.i11 who '\'-’lIlI‘1l1|,I{C se of so inystcrioua ui:imeg,n_
iiig tci-run .-is “ liver «l’< ’ ~: ',-.,,- c,,m,,i,,ints_;i’__
Ho.v often has the pli_ J, his ],,,,,,"‘ 5,mctim°_
llL‘f)|l.~’ and £‘?\'Ct.‘Clllnf_f'1) . 1--lookiiir; pliiz siiid to his pa-
tient, ‘-you have the liver disco.-D10.” '\\’h,-Lg; does he
mean by it‘? does he mean nei-voiis disease an inflam-
matory disease, an engorgt-<1 cnmmgon ,,ft[’,e “vex. an
aiiocmic condition, a (.'()ll(lII.IOIl where the sec;-91:01’; 59
too profuse, or the some too little, a swollen condition
an I.-nl:i.r«,:c.l condition, an induratcd conilitiol-,_ 3' soft’.
cued cUl.Itll[l(Ill. or what does he meo.n—his patient cer.
tainly iniist beat :1 loss to conjecture. Perhaps he
means I‘. " sli-.:l1t tout.-ii” of the whole combincd—“ von
grand <:oin'-iiii:-.'t'i«.n." l\'m~.- ifhc meant that 1,}, patient
had congesicd. oi i‘ntl;iiiinio.-:1, cnlmzed, swollen, or in-
(il1l‘;lIl}'I liver. a:.~l bu-J imi-l so, he IIDJII would have been
iimlerstootl at once :1.n<l the patliological condition com-
pI‘L'IlL‘llIICtI.
.‘-'«iw the firsl.1,iit-.-'tir,ii In be solver], ig_ “-1“-it is the
-.-C,., A», ...-..u...~,-\..., , ya."
_n
The 50111"! 11-“Elle this om: siiiiple qiiestion, with I!-J nt-
tornpt to as '1 :1 kiioIvlc.lge ofcuuses, I1fl.S_l::fl to a.
treatment. to the lmist, vary prejurlicinl to the
hoaltli oftlioi in l ', and it might be said that a, want
ofknowlcilgc .i.. l'I.;;'.ll'(.I:l the trim cause of those condi-
tuted in coiiacqiiciico-, has been the total ruination of
cry section of the country. 1 allude to the blue pill
trcatiiicnt. the caloniel, "aiiti—bilious pill,” “cnthagtic
pill,” &c.trc.-ttint.-iit—a treatment that has too long been
relied upon ivlici-c nugiiocl results have been discovered’
—a treatment that is Ilziily luirrving hundreds and
tlioiisanuls in :1 pi-cm.i.turc grave. I
of the cziiisz-s oi‘ l’l'.USC conditions of the liver let us
bear in lnllltl that the sonic nut-\\'oi-k of net‘-93 fiat am
distributed to the .‘l!~)ll11l(:Il are also distributed to the
Liver ; and let us also hour in niiii-.l that the same mu-
cus membrane that lines the stnmncli, passes down in-
to the fIllOtIf:l‘lllm. the first bowel, and on through the
ducts that lead from this bowel to their remotgst ram-'
ification: tlirougliout the entire substance of the Liver.
What are the .‘~:.’ll1pI.f)li‘l.~‘ nf':i. congested or inflamed con-
dition of the liver? The very same 8‘!/Tnptoms that exhibit
ULv‘7IL5'€lI.‘€S in crmgeslion of flu: nuicus ‘I)l€7ll(J’fa7|€ of the div-
gc.-:lu.-e organs. And now what are the causes of _the
above lllelltlollffti pattiological condition of the liver 7..
I answer, :1 congested. irritated and inflamed condition’
of tho rnncus niembrane of the digestive organs. This
is the cou.=«2 and the 012151 (ails-’_, oftliosc diseases. ' --From
€XIlS.lISI1CrllfllllIO\‘(:l‘ stiiiiulutiuii of the capillary vesseli
01 U10 HIIICII4 melnbrzine oftlie stomach, brought about.
by stiniulatiug food, boil water, spiritous liquors "expo-
sure, mental cxcrtioii, &1_-., fun; and last, I/ut not least
the pernicious habit of sw:illowing down stimulating,
medicines, such as -- tonic hitters,” “ cathai-tic’pills ”
&c., an inflammzitoryiiciion is lighted up in that mefn.
brane. From the VL't‘_)' close connection between the
stoiiiacli and the liver, by not only the same net work
of nerves that are lIl.~‘I1'II1l1If".i to the one being also dis-
tribuletl to the other, but also the niucus membrane of
the one being :1. Ct'I1IIlill3.I.10ll of the mine membrane of
the other, an extension oftlisease, very 1-emmy, through
that chief cliuractci-istic of :1. living bciily-_s3.mpathy.__
takes place froin the stoiiizich to the liver, producing a.
C0llgCSI€fI state of that organ.
The cruise continuing, viz: the fnflamerl state of the
mucus iiieinbrane of the stomach, (which is too often‘
the case by the taking of the many specifics,‘such as
pill-‘. (kc... -§Zc.,) the congested condition of the liver pas-
ses on into aiiotlicr condition, viz: swollen liver-a.
but where its sewn 1-.-giliniate tissue is in a state of ex- ,
pnnsion, or puffed out. 'I‘l:1.-so two patlmlogical coudi--
tions of the liver. are very l'f‘.'tf1ll)' curable under judi- ,
cious trc-zitiuciit: but ifiiz this stage of the disease stint‘-
lll;1.tl0l'l 1‘0f~'I)l‘tI‘LI to for the purpose of forcing secre-
tions, by caloiiiel. hluo pill, or the thousand and ‘one
zlilferciit “ Iiiiti-hilions" and other “ patent” pills that
are scattered l-rout‘.-czist throng;-liout the whole civilized
world, there will be deposited into its texture from the
pent-up blood that 1111-. 4,-i-5:’-.11 contains, a. hard, yeuow-
ish \-shite siibstiiicc, and p iluce tli-at condition known
1|,:s' enlarged liver. :1 ]’l.‘l.tI.|uIU_;‘l1::lI condition which no time
or rt-mcdy 1'11) rciiiove. but which will sooner or later,
pass into still another patiiolngicn] comlitgon, viz ; that
of Indurated Live-r—-11 state \\’l2t'l'(‘ it becomes :1. shrunk- _
en, slirivelcd, am! liard niass. from wasting or its cellu-
1.11‘ tissue. and IJ:lll'._5>£ pciidiiluusly, dangling and rattling
about in the side like seeds in a dry squash, with its
functions entirely suspended. 4 ~
With this condition of the Liver, there are now
throughout the United States, tfiousiuids and tens‘ of
tlioiisnnds lost to every hope «.-frccovery, for no time;
-3 condition, which I.'l.i11 sorry to say, is in ninety-nine
cases out nfcvei-_v Il‘l.lll(i).'f:(I, brought about by the‘ per-
lI1cl0ll.~' habit oftlosiug with caloinel, blue pills, and the
YIl0|lF’\il’.IS ofspccifics in shape of “ patent" pills, to be
found in every nook and corner ofthe Union.
being brought about and kept up tiirougli sympathy
—with an iiitlziiiicrl mucus uieinbraine of the stomach,
there need not be the Siiglilcst sh:-.de of It shadow of
r_‘.o:ilit by closely watcliiiig the symptoms, and making
close enq:iii'ies cnnccriiii.-g the early history of the case,
for in my be-Ii‘r_'ffhci', 71:1-yr zms even it .S"fIlglI3 isolated caée
qfcI'.‘lu.=a'Qf Ilie alilire -.nli‘u7:. [ I[¢§[]u)[(;g1:cal conditions Qt‘
Hit! I.i'm;r but Hm: I’ " - - ‘uiisly to it, or conconmam.
ly with if, (I tlI'.x'ct1.~‘. v." fI’1‘I:}'gan3_
I‘-clieviiig tliesc no . ect ones, let us before we
Oft‘tLI1)l!1x‘i, blue pill, and -‘ p.'1Ieut" pill medication.-—‘
.-'..'\_v, to “ Sl.ll1)llIllI.".I(‘ the .-;ecI'el.iu11.~1 of the liver,” which
iiieniis to «-:iu.-:i_- the liver to pour out more bile. Now,
how do they sliiiitilnfc l.1l0ll\'L'l‘, for tlie_I'd0n’l:toucIi. the
livt-1' at all, and it is pl1_\'.-iic:ill_v impossible that they
.<l1(iiil~.l. lftlu-Av aluIi’t came in cunturt with the liver,
IIUW is it IIU.\'.\l])!I" for llieiii in Miilllulzllc that organ?-
l’ll tell you how flic:-3,: tloit. ’lhcyc:u1not, foritis pbys.
iczilly llIl[iU.\‘3IIJiL‘ for them to st1'niul:i.ie the liver to act
(,‘.l'.I,'r'1!l by 1Il':'I‘l.DI!.*.'I: .'i’uiuIrilin_r/ llzc mucusinenibrane of th;
sfui.-uicli am! Ir}; 4')'[riI in Q/‘i’/-rilnlfoii from (lug sgomdch to -
the lira/'. This is ’ c \v:1_v the liver is stimulated to act’
by the use of ilin: 1m-«lies-i. Tiiey in.it,,te the mucus
lllC‘IllLbl‘t'lIr‘ uliicli r in iiiiii-l, is nl;»’ea¢l1/ in an ‘over-
atcil--tl and iri'1'I.Llrr I.nml1'.'iu:rz mi! from 1),-hich (_-orndition
of mriiibraiiu. tlu.-Iiv.--1'. flirm : e I ..(W,_,/ mm, the dz-seascd
I'l'-’m’H 0110- '’‘t‘56‘'=''' ""1!/‘ ' '74 .»_.I. Now it strikes me
this is :~'- sin’: " I.l\‘t“l‘ F . . illi :1. \'curreance_cu,-gag
it IJ_‘,' still f2|l‘lI!|'l‘ il‘t'Il2n ti _, 11-11iulingniugfilluucug mam-
limiic ivliicli nu : flit: v.'liol1-c;11:sco1‘tlic disease in the
first place. ‘ ' -
My trill l'.‘l(‘ll'lS 111:1}: .<;1_'.' flint ‘ilicir pills don't irritate
the lllllttllr‘. lllL‘lIlIJI‘:tll\‘ of the .~'toiii:icl1. If they don’t it'-
ritzitc the >‘lOlIl2lf,‘il 11.1111 luaiu-ls, how is it that they cause
the bowt-1.-; to lnl.l\'L-',’ 'l‘lic 1-oucls would not move un-
less tlu:-y \|'cl'l‘ stiiiiiilnfe-l to .‘tL'll(1D, and that the bow-
els «lo Inovu is 1,-iw-if‘pi)-siti\'-3 tLI;v.t tliev have been Still!-
ulnfod tu:1cti1.ii. ‘ -
'l'hc_v iiiziy .-='zi_t that the *4 liver disease” is not caused
by :1 pl'('VIull:~'l-I ni.-czisctl iiiul ii-ritztted stom3_ch_ Well
it" tl:«.=_v dont Lu.-|it-vc that an infinnit-il and irritated stom:
pills II1€‘ll,_f477‘ff:*:_7/ I.-iinio (or .;..,g1,g to) that t]w,'rp1'ns_ do
not and cmimvl iv-urli the liver at all, and that they can only
irrifrltc mid .-1z'iiiu?cI.‘e- t/ie'li'rcr I.-U frst iI'ritatz'ng and sum.
i1I't1lI'n_/7 fitr’ nzuc::..' iii.=.-iibran-3 flfliilk c‘[f]lTl(1(']t. Soiit is easi.
t:_Lte«l an<l_dis(-:1.~:e1.l stonincli produces an irritated and
11"“. 1111'»! <l€7~'-’!0w?r(lgc 1': by adniizzictei-iiig their
4 -in
The.“ H1-'1.‘v' Sn)’. ‘‘ W9“. your theory reads verv well
and is ’-‘ery 1n‘clf;.' to incl: at, but 11' it is true, why is if:
our pills cure?” .-\li! there": a question about that
ll1.'III.(-31‘ : do tlit-_\‘ ciii‘o?th:1t‘.~‘tl1c question ; and aipi-gt-
ty important question it is too. lftliey will cure, thero
are a mighty niuuy mean, iiiggnrdly and peuurioug in-
valids $C:lIIt'I‘E|.IIIlI‘UI1gIl0I1t the Ifnitr.-d States that won’t
pay :1. “ quzii-ts-i-"’ for :1 box or pins and _5_.m,dhea1th for
there iIl'(:f1Ilt)llS.'l.l]'.1S and te-iis of thonggfids umt at-e’noW.
siiiferiiir‘ roiii tl1o>:L- \ er “ :5 _~ - ‘- , '
.-‘aid to ;111'(*. This look. 8 he‘ “ huh those plus gr.
SIIOIIILI value :1 “qi1:ii'ter' Iil<1|‘0IllZlil gO0tII|eglt}1_
The truth nflliis \\'I.l(\I(‘ iiiutter is simplv this ° the
above iuentiuued ['?lYi1l|1ug1t.'5lI l)ull(iII.iOn of"the livier is
kept up by an irritated Hlltl (Ii:-'I3;l.~‘('(I condition ofthe di-
stoirincli Iliut lllC1'CCI.\‘t3S, l"l::lI€1I(I of :iIl:i_','ii.ig, this disease
ot‘:1;e«‘.l5§csfi\'c oi‘;;.‘:ii1.-z, will not only do the disease of
tho liver no good‘. but Ll great deal Q/Iiarni ; for wliatever
inci‘e.~i:-c.-: tlie Il‘1‘1I:lI1lil1 ziiitl ilisca.-'c oftlie stouiacli will
increase the irritation and Il1.\‘C.‘l$:e g1‘t1,e13,-9,.-,md this
1f1m<=§‘- 1“ the "W." T‘-‘“>‘°" “'11.? there are at‘ this '.-er’;
iiioiizeiit so muiiy IIIOKISIIDIIS that are sick and suffering
fi-oiii tliseziscs oftlic liver. and have been, for veers, not-
witlistaiirling they have swulloweil pills f.‘IlOll~gIl during
tlic time to slifii-__:lo:\iiii1.-‘cuni. l-’ill’s won't do, beéaugg
they increa.-"e illn't('(Z4.I of lesson the disease of the atom-
ncli.
Aii-l now. in c:im_li1.-tit-ii_. Iivill rcinarl: that it is easily
to be seen that the true iii«liI:.~i:luI1s oftr-_-:itnient are to
lessen tl1eii‘ril:I‘oilit_\' tinr‘. iiifl:iiii1mtuI'y action of the
stoiiizicli. WIIICII is the can -
disease of the liver. '
that iiiect tlic ii1tlic:i.tEt.-ii.
aiid sooflic an irritated IAlllCl1Sl|ll.LJI1l£IlIE offhe stomach
and dissipiite \\'I1ftiL‘\'{‘i‘ ol'iiitl.ivimu.t_vr_v action may bé
lurking there, is :1 }l1‘H[)l.'L‘ i'c1ii.. 3'. One, and at very im.
portant one, ."i1ll0Dg' the 1}-iv of this class of remedies, is
“BLISS' DYSPEPTIC REMEDY”
__a remedy that is now ciiguqiiig the attention of botli
those in an-I out of rho pi-of-. ion iiiui-.3 mum‘ any other
pl’4.‘p{ll'.‘lllUll that l:.i.< evcr been placed before the people
——a rciiic-ly that is now bciiig; testcil. and with the most
l1.'ipp_v I-I-.<iilt;~i__ by illllllIl‘(‘fI.‘S :11lcI tliousniitls in everv sec-
tion oftlzc CUUllii‘_\‘-—i'l I‘€lliI'Il_‘.’ that will not tlisnpboim;
in its c1i1':1ti\'t-effects if it be taken and persevei-ed in,
“ml the tlirc.-'.iun.—' pl‘0))f‘1‘l_V (‘0Zll]3iii.‘ll with. It \\'ill not
fail in tlieiiiiist stubborn c:i.<t-, no iiiatter of how long
,-,I_;m.lin,: or how illIl‘a('ItlI)It: it in:i_v have been it will
cci-t.iiiil_v cllft‘ ifc‘1i'1‘v<~tion.~‘ zii-.2 miiiiplieil witli. and the
trc;itiiit-iit pcrsovt-i'cIl iii. I I|(II'-U‘ 1mm,“-.1-‘ m’) one will
cuiiii-Iicnce with the Rciiiealv siipposiiig that they have
in 1- lo but Iisiiigl--[1111-l;:i_;o to be entirely cured or 3,
'- -1- that li-.1.-. but-ii toriiiciifing them for vents. One
in. ... gt: will no doubt -So :1 :r1-I.-it 1!»-.~il of gobtl, iiiay in
fact. loud the patient to .<i1ppo.~c lie is ztluiost well, ’hut:
he should persevt-rt.- iii the fairing of it, and keep the
.<\'sfcin undr.-1' its iiiliiiciiec for _--.,,m.: gm-,g_ It may be
that the first 1:;‘.cI2ilgLj. lllltl oven the pg-L-(,.;.,1_ may fail to
pmiliicc. 1Ip1l:ll'L'Ill.i_)‘. any :iller:ition for 'the better.-—
Slioiild this prove to be the (2.150 with auv invalid he
slioiild continue its use. for he may depend] upon i9_,t1mt;
it will sooiier lI1'I.llt‘l‘ remove every I .-stlg-e of the dis’.
ease. W. 11'. 31.153, .':'.n‘. Iil‘O:!ll\\ .»‘,\'e,~,- yo;-1;,
. ’l‘lio Reme<l_\' is for stile liy all Dl‘ll’__'
One or a dozen packzigos can very l‘0;[1_}
mail. l'ricc $2 per pacluigc.
ll.-ll‘.l1.~\[., l‘.l>‘I.l€‘i' & KITCHEN
Iinportt-rs Sc Wlir-lt-siilc Di-Iiggists, New Yoik.
Sole .-\gt-tits for .~:nppI_viiig tlic Triulc in New York and
New l~.‘ii;¢l:i1
llltll-115112 &
3.
ily be sent by
K1
SON, Agents for Norwtilk.
To Physicians, Druggists, and
EIAEIGEEIES.
The undcisigiictl arc sole aigt-iits l'or the sale of
Ruhr:/'z‘s’ C’u.’iI: .l1é.z‘t1u'c for I1I_f(¢.-ills,
A mmlicnl [rl‘L-[‘v:1l'-‘IIIUIX wl1icli§.< coiisidered an umli.-Ipeu—
siiblc :ll‘IicIv..‘ to tho .\l1-iliciiic chest, by ii. greater. num-
her of faiiiilies lliroiigliriiit the United States, than per-
haps any otlicr “ iinteiit” now before the people«—n
pl‘-_‘p.'ll'tIIlOll very simple, yet very effective, giving im-
nicdizitc relief to the little sullercrs. and too without
It-:1.viiig bcliiutl those !.IL'leIBl‘iO1lS etlects which always
guccectl the taking of l‘:ii'c_::oi-ic. 1.-uudaiium, and other
.\’:ii~1-I-tic Cordials and prep:ii'ations. Retail price, 25
cents‘
The llllLI01'Si_\{llL'LI are :11.-u solo agents for the sale of
Ilislcg/’s cmiipomul./1'11 ill Extract of ~Buc}m,
11. P.c1i1et‘.y ivliicli is not only pi'r)1iiptin its action, but a.
govt,-i~eign 1~(\ii;etl‘v iii 11!! III’-'('.lSL'S of the _
l{lf)N!-‘.\'S. I‘.l..»\l)DEI‘. AND URETHR.-1,
for \-.»1,iL-1.-ii ~ ~«-.= IIlL‘~l't‘t.‘ll)C was expressly prepared by
sevei-1:1 t’11lIl.I iI_V'$IC.l£tIlS, that they might have al-
\v:I_vs iii rczulii -4.-:_u l't'I'l:lIJit‘ re_med,v In a_ convenient
form 10 use in their tliirly practice, and not be subject-
ed to dt-pt-ml on those inr.-rt preparations and nostrums
that ;u-._- put forth for the purpose of gullinfi the people
and fleecing them out of their money. .
HARRAL, RISLEY do KITCHEN,
Wholesale Dru ggists,New York City,
Sole Agents for the Proprietor,
us, a large assortment at
b return of mail (confidentially) by enclosing them $1
hyhough the N01-w’alk Post Oilicc. 13742
‘ oors & snow
-B 0LMS'f.‘EA.D}8.
cause of tliuabmw ]m.i.llt)lu-r-:ll.'1lICOTILIICIOIIS of tin L-'.‘.‘er. ‘
tions of the liver and the trentiiieiit that has been 1'nsti- '
the health anal constitution of tens of thousands in ev- A A
Previous to speaking '
blue pill, cziloiiit-l. ‘ ‘czitliiirtir: pills. -" and other “patent” . I
condition where there is no actmll addition ofsubstnnce, .
circuiiistniicc, or rcinedy, can cvcr change the condition ,
.»\.-. regards tliesc patliological conditions of the liver ‘-
quit the sit!-ject, take Ii f‘1lf.~Ul’_V glance at the system .
.~\ll<l wliy are they cxliibitetl? why, as the pill vendors '
:Icl1 will i1'1'ihif1,- lill,‘ liver, ‘lL‘h_?/ do they ex-mblt ‘heir.
lg.’ to be seen, that they, after all, do I.-now that an irri- ‘
iiigc. certainly, that smart _
gr.-~:ti\'v orgiiiis ::i1i-l wlizitcver iiieiliciiie is taken into the ~
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