Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, May 4, 1858 · page 3

 

fiardvvei.’-=: .&.dver-tisement.
An 3‘ ‘ - mg Sea Story !
,\,'g,‘ '1" AFTER IVO VELTY !

THE N1,‘ LYORK WE EK L Y,

op, 3:3; 1, ;gvi'.\' ro::~iy, and for sale by allNm.\'s Deal-
F CPS in the lfuit ll L~‘-.-ates and Canada, will contain
ANOTHER NI-SW O.‘v'IGIN.-IL STORY, ENTITLED

THEOCl';‘.A‘ilIWANDERER,

Or All"":.'ll.\ll'(‘5 on I.:Iiid and Sea,

In which the flllI.ll\"' In picts, in graphic style, the star-
tling Scenes and Roniauitic Adventures of Life as 1|. Sui-
ior before the Mn st. The l'lfll‘I':tl.l\'e of tho *‘ 0CI.‘l\ll
\Vunderer” is 1]. bold but triitliful l"ict.ure of the most
Exciting Incidents in every quarter of the Globe, in
which are portruyed the chivalry, daring, freriks, fol-
lies, and :iIIpei'st'ionr-I of the Sailor ; together with the
tyranuies and hrtitnlitics to which he is too often sub-
jected by the officers who command our vessels. some
of these scenes develope 0. refinement of Cl‘ll(‘lI_\' and :I._
systematic torture that cannot fail to send :1 chill oi
.1’-0“'°1' th““'!£l’1 0Vm‘_v Cl\'llI7.‘_‘(l.lJ(|llll'lli1llll.j' Z '1 liisls the
dark side of_ tho picl_u1~(i_ -- A In.» on the Oizvztu ' has
its sunshine as well as its storms—itn plozi.-lures us well
as its pains-and the author has moat happily and for-
cibly presented these various pliascs of life. on tl_i£'.g|'9iit
GNP. in the prcigress of the “ Ocean \\"sndeN‘-I‘-” _

The descriptions of the manners and customs of the
Natives of the “ far-ofi‘ Isles of the sea." 3°80“)! W110"!
the author passed a portion of his Eventful Life: “"9
full of interest. He carries the reader through the de-
lightful groves where the banana and cocpunut grow-
and anon takes him far away into the Solitary forests
of Tropical fruit, which are only to be found in the
Isles of that clime -~ where summer relsns eternal”-—
_.pgggmg in rapid succession before his'Iiiental vision a
panorama of the riinnt gorgeous Pictures in the world.
Amid this delightful scenery, after all hope of ever ga-
sing on the glorious stars and stripes of his native land
or seeing the friends ol his childhood again, tho author
makes a discovery of the most startling character
which changes the whole current of his adventurous
career. ‘- The_0cean Wanderer finds himself at home
among the natives.”

There is a reckless daring in the life of the Sailor
which is unaccountable. He pursues his perilous call-
ing with an infatuation which amounts to idolatry.-—
I: is this spirit which carries our commerce to the re-
mote quarters of the globe-—which vrhitons the ocean
with the sails of the merchantmen, and unfolds the
flags of all maritime nations in every port of the
known World. This daring and adventurous trait in
the character of the sailor leads to exploiations far
into the icy regions of the North. where eternal Winter
reigns, or brings to the knowledge of the world the
zlisteries of the tropics. When perverted, this strange
inlhtaation lend: its victim to enlist under the blue}:
flag of thoPlrate, who lies in wait on the great high-
way of the ocean for his defenceless prey. The author
_of the “ Ocean‘ Wanderer” takes the reader through ev-
_e_ry pbasoof the Life of the Sailor, its romance, da-
I‘-gigts, peril: and temptations, on sea and on shore.

"toting man ! before you leave the comforts of a qui-
et home on shore for a life on the great deep, read the
al<l_'5'9n=11l'9l 0_I the “ Oce-an Wanderer l”

rond motbsrl before you consign your darling ‘ho,-
to the tender mercies of the tyrants of the sea, read
the experiences of the ‘* Ocean Wanderer 3”

Fair maiden I before you consent to 3 separation from
your lever for a long voyage at sea, to enable him to
earn the menus at making you comfortable and happy,
read the Life of the “ Ocean Wa.ndcrer."’ Count well
the Cast bfiifire the rubicon is passetl ,'

How many gallant ships have left our p0I‘I:1_. never to
be heard of again-_-leaving those who had friends on
board to watch long and anxiously for tidings of the
missing vessel, while she was perhaps rent into a, thou-
sand pieces in’ the hurricane, typhoon, or some treach-
erous reef, fur out in the sen-.-and her passengers and
grew engulphed in the ocean depths 1 While fond
purse were living in the earnest, yet vain hope that
absent friends would return home again, perhaps 'their
bones were ble..cning in the writers of the great deep I
In these terrible Ilisgsters some are spared from sud-
ilén 593“! *0 undergo the horrors of starv..tion and de-
lirium on the fragments of the wreck, while others are
cast on some barren and inhospitable island. to end
that!’ days among savages, or in is terrible’ solitude
where 3 0 human foot had ever troll, and where no hu-
man voice was ever heard 1 The author ofllie “Ocean
Wanderer" vividly brings before his render some of
those startling adventures and terrible renlit es.

llany 8 good ship. after having been plIindered—her
crow and prissepgars. biitc_llered—hss been scuttled and
sent to the bottom of the ocean by tho Freebooter,
whose terrible mottois : “ Dead men tell no tales P’-
In this connection the “ Ocean Wanderer” gives the
adventures of the daughter of one of the merchant
princes, whose ships were on every sea, which cannot
fail to excite the most intense interest. * Well may rt
50 Said that " more Fiction pales before the lights and
shades of Reality, when we venture out on the bosom
of the great deep.”

The adventures of the “ Ocenu Wanderer,” while
tho)‘ possess all the attractions of 0. work of fiction,
cannot fail to be more widely read than any more crea-
tion of the imagination. The author has pzirticipated
in the events and scenes he describes. The incidents
and adventures condensedin this work would have fur-
nished the florid romancer with niateriul for half a doz-
en novels, but the niithor has chosen rather to tell us
just what 9 saw, omit ifig unimportant‘ events,‘ and '
'g;"oup_iIi§r'on1_v tliosginc dents which have an important
on nection"i'Ii tho'c|re'eI-of the “ Ocean Wanderer.” If
this narrative imparts but half the inté-rest to the gen-
eral reader, produced by the reading of the manuscript
it will create at greater sensation than any work of its
class published in many years.

The New York Weekly ii a beautiful Quarto Sheet,
Haudsoniely illiintrrtted, and printed on the finest pa-
per. It is the Bestfitory Paper now published. Sold
by all News Dealers. Sent by mail at $2 a year, or S;
for two copies. Specimens sent tree.

The New York Weekly is sold in Norwalk, Cenn., by
Geo. W. Jennings.

A. J . WILI.VIAI_lSO.\*, Editor and Proprietor,
No. 22 Beekman-IIt., New York.

IlI'.vtra'ct of l’l'_'esIpor!, .09. Probate Court,
'.flpra'l19tlz, l'858.- " ' ' '
, ‘STATE of JOSEPH JAUNCEY, late of
Westport, in said District, deceased.

The Court of Probate for the District of
Westpqrt, ' hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof‘; for the creditors
ofsiiid Estate, to exhibit tlielr claims for set-
tloinentfi T_lIOSf‘.' wfno neglect’ to presezit. their
éccounts, properly attested. within said time,
will be dcbarr-ed it recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate. are requested to make

immediate pay ment to
‘ ‘ALVA GRAY,
8:18 Administrator.

WHY STAND IS HERE
Ail‘: THE DAY IDLE I

IMPROVE YOUR TIME!

USH to JONES’ great DRY GOODS

&‘ CLOTHING ._E.7lI.P ORIUJlIand se-

c_ur_e sons of tire.uIca‘*B4:r'gI;ius he is daily 01'-
ieting‘. to the astonished multitude.

In the Dar Goons Department may he found
a large and well s_el‘ected assortment of goods
consisting of Delaines, Clialhes, Prints, Lawns,
Glngliams, Brilliantes, Brown and Bleached
Sheetings and Sliirtings.Linens, Table Linens,
'I‘ickin‘gs, Dcnims, Stripes, 85., _&c.

My TAILORING Depai-tnient is under the su-
perintendence of Mr. John Gallon, [an experi-
enced Cutter from the city ; a man in whom
the public can place implicit confidence. A
full and eenzplete assortment of - =
terse cIoths.=,oas‘simere‘s and vestings,
constiintly on hand... All. Garments made by
niegare warranted to fit-or no sale. Remem-

flaislllonallle Suit _o_f Clgtlles.
' at my Establishment a

b"r 0‘ not fail to callcnd leave your order ‘

or a ,
' "fg'.Ip_ will also fin
large assortnient of

'Grocel'les, Crockery, Boots and

Shoes, Hats and Caps, Books,
’ Stationery, &c., Ste.
‘ G. P. JONES.

Wilton, Ca.nnon’s Station.

V emovaI..to;‘r.ie.w. Carpet Store.

'_ ,HE‘sIibsc‘i‘ib'ei,‘* has I'Ii'ov"éd' "to his grave" and
‘sp’!Ic!°1l%'6t‘9i9.S.‘ ' '

85? Callslgét $1. I§9uIsrd-st.s..

NEW Yllrli. where he is reputed to exhibit a
very fine assortment of Carpets, in new pat-
terns, at reduced prices, viz : ,
Velvet Carpets from $1.25 to $1.62 l-2 pr. yd.

‘fapestry Brussels,‘ 90 “ 1.12 1-‘! “
Brussels Carpets, 1.00 “ 1 .95 “
Three Ply Carpets, 1.00 -" 1.12 1-2 “ -
 ,. V‘. 80 ' H
I «a Oottdil &-wool 2; “ 3.?."1-2 “

0I1‘Glb11.p,fsten'eli_nu’e;’ R3-1 gs. ruggela. Ta-
blétllid Piano Ccver_s, hIfiCtl'.:l'gS,gfai,SS,“&Q., all

'lt‘I'§v"pr-ic_‘é§,' uii_‘d all-‘g'oods sold In the Retail
%°I>,9.'I‘.t.¥‘I’l’-“‘I’Il will be 2030 for Ci!-‘-i-ll= 

’ ‘ GEO. E L H I-A'I'i‘,

273 Canal-s-t., and 3! Howard-st., 150 feet east.
of Broadway, N. Y. ‘

Also, Sole Agents for selling Auburn Pow-
er Looms, and Auburn Prison made Three

grain. and Venetian Carpets-

Plfiln

“ ..B.——Ca1petai'o:- Clixirclies made to cl’-
 'a.f"'-_ -,-V. -E ..... ._ ,- ‘I u-.'.':‘.:.'. 
 é '«3.9’<‘!1§"f'0.!_‘V t..1IéfMi1Il0II-_M"

(JUST P???-‘ll".l‘$'H'1§l"1)

..TREA'I‘ISE on Fsuiisxrizn LIQUOIIS, 01'
the Art of Brewing. Distilling, Rectify-

ing and Manufacturing Sugars. Wines, Spir-
its and all kinds of Liquors, including Cider
and Vinegar. with Wood Cuts. This work,
which lasts been ';_"a,vo'.’ui‘.‘ly reviewed by the N.
-Y3§Ii@rcis‘,s',‘cIiIiltIius lqoogvuliiallle lir‘_I'é'cftionsi.n
Medicine, Met0.llurgy,_Pyi-otecbcy, ‘ AI-till-cial
Gems, leaching of .S1iell‘ Lac, Sealing Wax,
gemin 5}1,;":3.t‘e.5.- lclejillllllgagllsefillsilig and
I ea"-r’ ale‘ ia 9. *8 137 “Dana. Stare
.<lli‘allll§olqgné¥0ns1 ‘<it1ielr!.l?'v.*r+"'I1II1.P-Ii. Watei-E.
enlrifices, Antique Oils, Hail‘ Dyer aul Rel

., storers,.Soldcrs and Silverlngs, Varnislies

and Inks. Price $2, mailed free by the an-
‘ «mop, DR. L. FIIUcIl'r_\v.Ixui:II,
Practical Chemist,
v2ml8edisnl 143 Maiden Lane, New York.

_Ijevi_‘;a!:79, Qf_x1_:l||.I!°5t,{’i*‘§,l
i,f1.HE’§vonderVfIil success ofI.vox-A .p0lSOIlleSS
lllaginelic P0.sI‘.<1.°".”'°.r the destruction of
lllgectsfhas "given rise to s.c.oIf-‘s 0'' .°°ll“l°l"
l9‘ll9~ I-Ocik out for lllelll-.
Belt known to the nation.
By this proclamation,
That count erfeits of LyoIi’s Powder.
(Ofwhicli each day the fame swells 1ou<ler,)
Are selling now, the country through,
By rogues to whom a liuiter’s due.‘ -
Remember that the enuine. can alwa s be
had of NAPP dc LNN‘ S.

IV,

READ
naraweII' 

Boardino‘. _
OEN'1‘LE.\iAN and his wil'e.01' “V0 “"810
GentleIneII,desiri118 S‘9"l*_’°1 B°‘“‘1v 3!’ “-
reasonable price, with 21811110 Of R0011”:
(Parlor, Sitting Room. -99-.) can hem‘ of a
good opportunity by calling at the Gazette
Ofiice. “'15

More Very Cheap Goods

AT MOULTON-’S, VVEST.l.’OR'l.‘.

IONSISTING of Fine Alpacas, Furnit-ure
C Prints, Calicoes, Organdy Muslins, Print-
ed Lawns, Table Cloths, Table Danuisk, Brown
Linen Drills, Flafinels, Moreen Skirting, Co:
ton Druggets arscilles Quilts Turkis
§,uil‘ts,,‘,Geu&1.’I’I§‘ine Shirts, Liueii Collars,

ec * res 'o., 'c.

Also, JOIII1 Crossley’s very rich Velvet Ta-
pestry Carpeting. Brussel’s do, Super. I‘l‘1,rgI‘illI1
do., Hemp do. Rope Door Mats Rich elvet
Rugs, Canton’Matting, &c., &-3.’, &c,, all just
¥e°°l"°‘I‘. “““c§"6 “‘§ ‘i.~"a“8§l’ “'i§‘c‘:"-r}°8E.-W“?

or ‘as . ‘ OD A A an
other sources almost every day.
S. MOULTON, J

Westport, April 23d, 1858.

BARGAINS 2

Black Dress Silks.

HAVE.now on band an extensive assort-

ment of Buss Dru-zss Sins of the best
make imported; of every width and at the
lowest possible prices. C. J. GRUMAN.

NIEIVV G-COBB _
ECEIVED this day - many Bar sin! in
the way of Dmzss G 003. LIN NS, the

Bargain of the season. C. J. GRUMAN.

GROCERIES ! GROCERIES !

Cheaper than Ever i
—A T T H E-
W 0 ii If I-. S ‘I’ 0 SW ,
WO0D’S' NEW BRICK BUILDING.
HE Subscriber, having withdrawn from
the firm of Holmes dc Meeker, and “ set
up” on his own account,us above, would give
notice that he has supplied his store with as
complete a stock of Groceries as can be found
in the town, which will be sold as low as can
be purchased elsewhere. Also Flour and
Feed, fresh and good, always on hand.
A fresh supply of F L U I D ; also Dried
Cherries, and Sardines. No. 1 Potash always

on hand. _
3ml6‘ A. J. MEEKER.
Instalment Notice.

Bar: or Nonwam,
Norwalk, April 19, I858.

STOCKHOLDERS are hereby notified that

Ten Dollars per Share,being the Sixth In-
stalmcnt of the Capital Stock of this Bank,
will be payable on Wednesday the 5th day of
May next, pursuant to Charter. By Order.
3t16 R. B. CRAUFURD , Cashier.

WAGONANDIIARNESS
Por Sa1e..

GOOD second-hand Two Seat Rockaway,

and Harness, for sale cheap. Also, a

first rate Ladies’ Saddle and Bridle, made by
Trainer of New York. Apply to

Mas. THOMAS ROBINSON.
Norwalk, April 26th, 1858. 2t*l7

IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT

TO THE PEOPLI-‘. 0F NORWALK AND SUR-
IIQWPING coIn~IIRf-*-
I M M E N S E
RED I/'0 T.ION IN PRICE S
and adaptation of a

STRICTLY

Gash Principle

in trade! The subscriber would respectfully
call the attention of the public to his large
and complete assortment of

, straw G3-opds.
for tmrsummer of 1858; Gents will find sev-
eral new and handsome styles of Hats this
season, which will be sold cheap for Casi: ,-
Although it has been frqenently asserted tbat_a,

STItlC'l‘IiY BUSINESS,
cannot be done in Norwalk, he thinks differ-
ently, and has resolved upon tryin the ex-
PPI“.P?'ll- ‘ . ' U{.-C-1.iA..1.7l=E-

C

R.
8tl6

Pure Medicines.
AN always be found at. the Corner Drug
Store of KNAPP dn LYNES.

School Books.

LARGE assortment kept constantly on

hand by KNAPP & LYNES.
50 TO 100 Chums of every conceivable
pattern. with Wood and Zinc Barrel,
and made under our supervision; warranted

to suit. Also, II fine lo‘ of Butter Tubs; call
soon. ’ C. 6; E. K. I.

 ‘ragga sfo’§li"§f
Staple and Fancy Dry Goods
A T

i3nIIDwnI.L's ! !

ROWN and Bleached S H E In T; G s and

call, Flauue‘ls§’TlckinIg's; Démins; Stripes, 3

 nosmmr and cnovns,
' Cloths; Cassimeres, V:-stings.-Satti:Iets’,",{eg;.
tucky Jeans, Cottonades, god

TAII-0l.l"$x TBIMMINGS.

Staple Dress Silks, Delalnes, Challies,
Prints, Ginghams, Brllllantes and

Ennbroideries,
SHAVVLS and nearly every article that
comes under the head of Dry Goods.

Job lotsof Goods received from Aucrrox
every .. ..... . —.’-“Ic‘:‘: .‘.""" ’.“."
' Far Casi and Cast only-

Qne I’-rise. I-.0 ‘.lPVi‘.".l“Ile
Nouvalls. April. 1852-.

New Goods at Low Prices.

where we spent several days in selecting
handsome and cheap Goods. We are ready
to show to the public a Stock of Goods that
cannot be best, lo; looks, quality and prices.
. Dress Goods of almost every kilid, Silks,"I'op-
'1iu';-', ‘Baréges; Mujsilih:-,‘ “l)‘ef.I,i'_iI'u,-.:=.?, pliallieé,
English éqd lTr;e9'c.lI, ilaliseés 9*." I91‘? thoise
Pfitt91,‘ll-E.C0ll,0.l‘$.Sl$19Y€8;ll-llil it ver? cheap
lot of liisertiaga and Needle Work Edgings,
fancy colors All Wool Dellaines, Broebe and
Stella Shawls,very low, Bed Ticking: and
Striped Hickory, cheaper than we have ever
known. Also, a few dozen TIiI'lrisli_ f_.‘,oI,I,_nlcx,'-_
panes. a new article, and Marseilles Quilts.
1,..a;_.s c,oIg,..., Lyle.'_1,‘lire,ad,‘-Silk," iiia 1,?_ajou’.s
Kid] Glovcs,'LaIlie_s:iI_'id‘ Cllildreri,’-s g,~.;lg;g,_
Fancy Goggls gull mess Trimmings. Also. 0
complete assortment of Geuilemcnln Goods;
Broadcloths,Csssimeres, Vestings, and every
article of Gentlemenis wear. The reputation
of Mr, Spang as a cutter, and the well known
work of our Tailor, have secured to us the

 

M-;‘u,e,intei'est' or the public to can‘ be-'roi_-e
pm-asi-..":eIs--;%-i---2‘ ‘sr;-ea-‘<=& GRAI-
weslpox-I April 1?. '8-Ԥ:
9.,-pen and Oil Cloths.
ERY ('3fiEAP; also :1 splendid assort-
p a P or Shades
;Y ment of‘ Wall a]b0f3‘At1fi1G &flIéRAY,S, .
Westport, April 20, 1858. ”_—
Slate Bsefilig; . V

18 new a permaIfeiit"‘f'e'at_uré“in-401,11‘ l1!1_5_”,‘e59>

Bui1aera‘a‘n0=.-.rcuii:e.ou will please take
Ollf, estimates. ' ‘ N ’

 E. .<. LQCKWQQD -in Q0-.

Hides.
CASH paid for Cattle Hides and Call‘ Skins,
the highest prices, at OL.iIsrn.II>’s.

Seeds 2 Seeds ! Seeds !
I have supplied myself with 0. large lot of
Seeds,_aud will sell at the lowest market
price. Give me a call. - z ' '
 - - 4: Moswnovsn.

l

ogmvoop face. a- ‘

SI_IlR'_r_I,i\'(,‘:,S ; Sbirtlng Li:Ien"s','2' Table Lin- ,

AVING just returned from New York, 7‘

‘ Ghnllfé Réliéé. Al"cIi1i11‘e.'(%i1rIII.'qN,'I_r,r_2§2. American. tel t

bulk oftradeof,tliisneigliborhoolli‘ It‘ will be =

Great Excitement!

ARRIVAL or THE TIIIIII

IN NOR IVALK.

 

THE citizens of Norwalk have read of the
great excitement attendant upon the ar-
rivnl of the Sublime Porte’s Naval Ofiicer In
New York, but have overlooked the import-
ant fact, of gI‘eat.cr consequence to them,tlIat

Iii‘. TTJEII.

has returned ‘to his old quarters

‘Under the, Connecticut Hotel,

where he has enlarged his store and filled it
witliastockof .\iENdr. BOY'S '

REA‘-DY - I MADE CLOTHING,

which for quality of material, make, fashion-
ableness of cut. and cheapness, he is satisfied
all who exziniiiiegthernwill admit to be for
superior toonything ever before offered in
this market. Call and see.

Important Notice to Farmers!

ow is your time to supply yourselveswith
FERTILIZER S.
Just. received, and now landing, a small

cargo of Poudrette, direct from the manufac-
tory, at‘ mannfacturer’s prices; also just re-
celV'eCl,.IllIlnbEl‘. 1 Peruvian Guano,
Bone Dust, Super Phosphate of
Lime, Land Plaster, 810-. -10- F0‘
sale in lots to suit purchasers, and at prices
that will defy competition. Ofiicc in Selleck’s

Packet Qfilce _ .
Norwalk, April 5, 1858. 14

V , Plaster! Plaster!
THE subscriber is now Grinding and will
-keep-‘constantly on hand thro_u limit the
season, fresh ground PLA\"I‘EB, whic he will
sell in quantities to suit Customers.

. . CHARLES M. GREGORY.
Norwalk, April 8d, 1858. 1

PealI0dy’s Strawberries.

HE subscriber has a large and fine collec-
tion of the above plants, which are unn-
sually vigorous, and will be sold cheap.
‘ ‘ IRA SEYMOUR.
Sonl_.h Norwalk, April 5th, 1859. tf14

Verbonas, Garden Plants, &0.

VERY, choice‘ lot of VEBBENLS and other
Plants‘ for the Flower Border.
Toufii and other Plants for the Garden.
Sriuwnnaxv Plants of the most approved
varieties, including Peabody ’s New Seedling,
Hooker and'Fillbasket.
Coxeonn and other Grape 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

” Mineral Cabinet Per Sale.

NE of the largest and most valuable Cab-
inets of Minerals in Fair-field County, is
off-red for sale for much less than its value.
It would form a rare and valuiblfi Wlilitiqn
to any School or Ge;itIenian’s ibrary. For
particillars enquire at the Gazette Office. tfl5

Spring Stock of Goods!

~HAVING purchased my Spring Stock, I
would be happy to see my Friends and
CIistomers—whei-e they can be supplfiad with
every assortment of Goods in my line, quali-
ty as good as any, and at prices to suit the
times. Call on us for whatever you may
want, and we will endeavor to please you.
A. H. CAMI”S
Book and Sfativnery Emporium, ilfain st.

Agricultural Implements.
I’VhoIesaIe or Retail at Jlfarmfaclurer’
Prices.

EAGLE PLOWS, nos. 1.3, 19, 20, 2l,C,D,subsoi_l.
Couch dc ‘Sn-'nford’s P1ows,Iios.'9D, ID and 

I

Hull’s c_«,-lebrated Ox Plow,‘ no. 3.
CIiltiva'torI;,"v:itli cast steel I,-evgérsuble tcetli.
Seed Sowers, of‘ lliélnoél; approved l_rind__s.

Chums, Thermometer and _‘ylind_er, all sizes,
Shovels. Spades. Hoes. steel. and malable
Rakes, Scoops. iron and cast steel, Grain Cra-
dles,C1-mlle and grass Scythes, Sickles, scythe
Rifles, Scythe Stones, Hay rakes, Garden
Trowels, Axes, Hatebets, Hammers, Augurs,
Apple Pai-era. Wheel Barrows, Buckets, Crow
Bars, Cart Trace, Log, Halter and Pump
Chains, Corn Sliellers, Hay Cutters ,- Manure,
Hay and Grain Forks, Grind Stones, Harrows
Bush Hooks, Hay and Priming Knives, Ox

Garden Shears, Ox Bows and_§'olIes‘,»»&c., for
salsliir » -~ -~ s.rI:I¥Tr3I-.

To Partners 1
If you wish to supply yourselves with

Genuine Reliable Fertilizers,

Including

No. 1 Peruvian Guano,

iq.ll,!)el'-.':,",l,103,p,l,]t1.t,e of; Lime,
No'.‘I, ‘Poud'rctté," ‘

Bone, Dust,

lBone Turnings,
"‘ ‘ "‘ ’ Bone Shavings,
Blood and Wool Manure,

You are respectfully invited to call at the
N¢WA5!‘i0u1tural Store, west side of the
Bridgefldorwalk, 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 variety of Field and Gar-

den Seeds and Agricultural Im le. en 3.
3x15 ’ E, 43, 

.359 great. American Her-go-
 Secret for ‘Earning
KQESOS and Irooklng Colts.

_ F. undersigned, proprietor of the above celebrated
secret fbr taming wild and vicious horses and ‘weak.
lug young cults, has been induced by numerous friends,
to offer the same to the Au‘,erloIml’ubllo at a price with-
in the reach of all. By the use ofit, the moat wild and
sinus horse can be subdued in fifteen minutes, and
young colts broken in a few days. It is harmless to the;
horse nnd free t'rom danger in applying it. " '
The great notoriety and success .’I_‘ir. Riley has obtain-
ed for his met_ oil, as prs.'ctlc'ed‘ before thobourts of'Eng-
land and Fran 9‘, rendgr fiirthei-«not-ice in an“advertise-
‘ingot unnecessary. Every -horseman must ’be a_1_I-cafdy
Ifamiliar-with i_t, and no” t‘s.t'nier, ojvnel; fife,‘ colt o_:_' 1_‘I_oi_'s9,,'
should bc‘w'ith‘out‘it,‘ ~ ' ‘ " " ‘ " '
. - The‘ secret_'lx'I~._s bge, thproughly tested in New York he-
: fora, it c,o,m_pet_‘c'-.j.t c, yighliigge of horsemen and approved.
‘ l-o1'w“':l,l‘t_i_,ed lofiln liddressu up receipt of S2, remit-
,I _q ' ' ‘ 1.li_(.‘,llGE P OTT, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Relays ;,;n-aonully to W. T. Poim-tn, Esq., of I‘ Porter's
Spirit of-the 'l'Inies," New York. wlmll

“ '-I-'00 much of Water has’t
thou poor Ophelia!”
HIS advice is iindoub mi 1 ‘curled for
T 1110-” W119 W-"«*’~S.t. inllltltllngll-‘tlaét‘wa.tér
pool‘ in a. deluge iror-n‘-thevroofs of-‘t ,eii: houses
.upon their own, as well is “.18 lieu II Of their
’unprot¢¢ted n'eig'1a1iur..s. vixen one of those
'5 léntlifil, Tl¥l‘8‘~.li‘eeIB at LOGKWOOIVI would
ul_Jnply' pay for itself in one year by directing
the vv'gltf¢;"m its proper channel thus protecting
the building from the decaying clement.
N. B.—Comluctors to carry water from the
building to the cess-pool.

50 to":'i(_)0 fé‘e’t,"us't~.lre case may require.

‘ ‘Stores and‘ Ranges to keep water hot—Re-
lfrigérators and Coolers to keep water op,ql—,-
in i'act'evcIyt.lI,ing,tli,:1_t t 4; ll?!-W-3t_9l‘» til‘ the
cold-vfalep il,’4£ll ‘may ( esire, always. on
llaiigl, qt’ _' K. LOCKWOQD ck .0’S.

Cutlery! Cutlery! Cutlery! !
A NEW invoice of splendid Table and
Pocket Cutlery, made to our order and
imported by ourselves, for sale wholesale and
retall52(!1'Iel'I3ent.le_ssthlu3 ver offered 1,0

this 91400.. at the E1I.?nisliing$'$90i115 <.‘>f '
' e...r‘n:1;'. Ilocx 001) ll: Co.

l , A Dissolution.
‘TfiE‘;Co-purtneysbip heretofore existing un-

der the firm <ofJ. H. Taylor & Co., was
this day-dissolved, by mutual consent.

‘ -V JAMES H. TAYLOR.

- ' ‘ JAMES BIRCHARD.
Wilton , Feb, 8th, 1858. Eli‘

AS this isthe season of the year for setting
Ranges , Furnaces and all kinds of Plumb-

ing and alob_‘Wo_i~k, v_ve_ kayo 2,\I-ranged our pri.

oesto so--I hie i.|l11._‘.*w‘5“l1.1.<.l..-‘Yll defy, a11_c°mpe-
ll-m°'~" ‘ an wd-‘Ell: l§"Il3l5§'woon .1. co

‘_
‘\

Muzzles. Meat Cutters, Picks, Pumps, Saws, ‘

Pumps that will raise water from the deep- ,
est wells to the garret. llydr,wl1lc.I3amst,hat :
will mn‘.:ewair_:r run up slrgam-or tip_‘l_iill from A

‘Q

0.” GRUMAN.

THE CARPET ‘TRADE.

1 8 5 8.
Paper Hangings,
CURTAINS,

Curtain Goods,

OILED PAINTED SHADES,

FLOOR OIL (.7.LO'I'HS,

and

CARPE TING,

of all kinds.

A Linus mp exrsxsivn ASSORTMENT
or men,
at the lowest possible prices, with
Fm: AND HONORABLE DEALING,
by
C. ‘J. GRUMAN,
Foot of Main Street, Norwalk,Ct.

MUsIcA.I..

MI. 3’. BSION,
Professor of Music, , _ ,

IS preparedto receive a few more pupils for
instruction on the Pianaforte, Organ and
Melodeon. Mr. H. having reduced his term,
this is a favorable opportunity for persons
wishing to receive a thorough knowledge of

Music.
'1‘ B R M 8:

For one Lesson 0 week, $6 00 per quarter.
For two Lessons a week, , 9 00 “
Pianos tuned for One Dollar. ,

All orders left at his residence, Main street,
or at N. Turk’: Clothing Store,wil1 be prompt-
ly attended to. ' 33.11

harness ! Harness! !

Ix sums of New Harness for sale at from
$15 to $25, a son, this Harness will be
sold 25 per cent., less than cost. A variety
of Bus from 12 cents to 50 cents. Hnnxnss
neatly and promptly repaired at small charge.
Every article in the Harness line will be sold
at prices to suit the time.

Tnoxxs, a general use: tment will always
be kept for sale‘ DEAN rt 00., '
14 Smith’: new Building.
Entrance next door to Capt. Hubbel’s Store.

Removal.

RS. S. J, REED has removed her Milli-
nery Rooms from her former stand in
Skiddy’s Block, to those formerly occupied by
Mrs. Lockwood, over Mr. A. H. Camp’s Book-
store, where a new stock of'SpI-ing Goods may
be found. tfl

fiemoval.

MRS. LOCKWOOD. having removed her
Mil ineify Rooms from her old stand
over the oak Store of MI-.Camp to the Brick
Building formerly occupied by Gould D. Jen-
niugs,E-‘q., would announce that she has re-
ceived a supply of elegant patterns of Spring
Goods, which will be made up in the most
fashionable style and sold as low as cau_be
found elsewhere. ‘l‘be attention of the La-
dies of Norwalk is especially invited to her

assortment of Spring Hats and Trimmings.
Norwalk, April 3d, 1858. ‘ tfld

Roofing! R00 ! !
II. C C) F‘ I N" G- I 2 I
HE undersigned having the Agenc for
applying E. P. Rtissni/s Patent , tic
Roofing in the town of No;'w'*l’§, wishes to ‘
bringit before the people," fegling lzonfident. -
after its being once ‘introduced it ‘will rcclom
mend itself sufficiently to satisfy the most in-
credulous. It is Fi e and Water-Prqof, and
f'o'r clieapness and ui-ability surpasses any-
thing 1n‘u_!'se. I’-.i_u'sons building would do well
to investigate this before contracting for any
other kind of Roofing-.. All orders, or lotters
of inquiry directed to G. S. PLATT, Box 304
or A. M. TUTTLE, Box 757 Bridgeport,will
secure prompt attention.-
N. B.—0ld Tin or Shingle Roofs made as
good as new. tfl-1

New and Valuable Books.

Atkinson’s Oriental and Western Liberia.
Livingstone’s T r av cl s in Central Africa. l‘
Pnrton’s Life of Aaron Burr. Impending 7
Crisis of the Smith. Portraits of my married »
Fglcugls, by 0. Bar; ,e1oi;:' "finew and varied
assortment of Cap . Mayne eid’s Works.
‘At . ' . ' CAMP-‘S Bookstore.

Religious Works! Religious Books!

‘JST received, an entire new assortment
of Religious Works, suitable for all clas-
ses ; written by the best authors. Persons de-
sirous of reading or presenting Religlgus
Books will find it better assortzuizillt than over,
at CAMI,”SBookst_oro,“ ain Street.

imam‘ ‘C nnnnnwa,

1scIzor.I.—‘sawmG, TURNING an canvmo,

HE Subscribers c_ouleInplat_i_n the fitting '
'11‘ _ of an Engine and Much ne fox the
above ork. at their shop on Camp Street,are

slirepéred to receive orders for anything in

that line of mechanical operation. Black
Walnut. Mahogany, &c., Banistcrs, Newels,
Rails, &e., constantly on hand and for sale as
low as they can be procured elsewhere.
Brackets, Columns, 850., sawed and turned to
order. Hard Wood, of all kinds, constantly
on hand. ,
16

u. M. rrrwnl-1. «I. «zo-

. 0. ._ _ _ _. -
,S_i_l1_Qe Groceries will Ecaice abound.
.-Except where money is freely found ;
'M03EHQU.SiE. is just! first It view,
F01; daily use and Vpro t too.

Give us the man with vi:-tiles pure,
Refined, good looking, jolly, sure!
The acknowledged genuine to impart,

Tho purest feeling to the heart ;

And Moreliouse the old nIan,seems kindly sent -
Devoted to this grand intent. ‘ " ‘=

Sure it = we roll qIu,on__g the spheres,

N?’ glue: Store like his appears.

‘W _icli"fairl_v bears the prize away -
,='Frdm 'ol,ltlie others of the day.

‘Tllqs in our age has come to hand,

:A man which needs must bless the land,
And Homer has in short unfurled

This glorious tiding to the world.

-rhis is the Punniest piece or
— V BUS as ‘
HAT the HOLMES’ have Jud to do with -'
ct to Iv ‘lea , 9. ver"s_eynent of tl;_e'r 3
lrisiy v.-s’s—to Illltke ¥Egglists¥aud Blowers Of
tbemselves‘tlnfoIjg_h the columns of the Ga-
'zét_t'e‘, hilt there is
’ Na HELP FOR IT!

People must know where they can _get the
Best of Goodsat V the Lowest Pri-
ces, so ‘ pop goes the weasel.”

We have taken the storesrecently occupied
by Holmes is Meeker, and L. H. Randlo, and
thrown them into one large and caps, io
Store,and stocked it with, ll, large and, Ves,
““°i'".'.Wl1.l 9.‘ H ‘-

Grpcexleli,

 v ‘ Pmviniong,
‘ ’ ‘ Flour.
Peed

brain, 810,,
Of‘ the best qualities to be found in market,
which will be sold, according to our motto,

“ So Clwap that '/Ia’/Ie can Undersrll us.”

Our stock of Sugar and Molasses“-as bought
before the late rise, therefore, wefoel confi-
dent; that we can make it an object for per-
sons who are not naturally sweet enough, to
0:11 and got it stick 9‘ sweetening, good and
0 ea?» ‘ ' ‘ '
‘-Ilforder to accommodate the rush ofcusto-
'mei"s after our an

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
his pockets picked in the rush, without car-
rying away an equivalent.

Men, women aud.ChI1dron. -
Call and see whether this statement. is co rect
or not. .0. (2,. II H,OLM_ s

.Norwa1l§. April 90,, 1,858-.‘ . 1,5

 ' CARDS Delaains in remnants
_ -' M C’ " BARDWELS.

RIED Apples, P1ums,Pe_aclies, and Cher-
. ries,at Haunt. & 0r.irssun’s.

312211 (Estate.

Real and Personal Illstate

A G B N C Y I

HE Subscriber would announce to the
public that he has established-an agency
for the transaction of the above busineas,be.
lieving that the interests of the employerand
employed will be mutually promoted thereby.
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 confer with the
subscriber.

House Hiring and Letting.

Particiilar attention paid to ptccnring and
letting Houses to good tenents, upon a reas-
cnable commission, and all persons having
property to let, or desiring to rent houses for
thc ensuing year, should make immediate ap-
plication. DIMON FANTON.

P03 SL123

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 of the most pleasant and fash-
ionable part of the town, where is located
Three splendid and eolnmodions Churches,
Also a piece of Salt-meadow and other land.

Enquire of
_ STEPHEN SMITH.
N. B,-Tlie above was the property of
Snmsi. JARVIS, Esq.. deceased. tfl2

Farm For Sale.

The Subscriber ofi'ers for sale a
Farm containing 33 Acres, situated in the
town of New‘ Cancun, about 2; miles from
the village. On the premises is a good Dwel-
ling House and Burn, with other on_t-bui1d-
ings. This Farm is divided into Plow, Mead-
ow, and Posture Land. Price $2300, one-
hslf of which can remain on Bond and Mort-
gage, properly secured, during the natural
life time of the subscriber and his wife.
LEANDER HOYT.
New Canaan, Feb. 8th, 1858. 7t1stmsy

Home for Sale Cheap.

A NEW HOUSE, eligibly located, with-

in tbree minutes’ walk of the Bridge,

will be sold at much less than its value, for
a very small sum down, or

No Money Down,

and in small monthly or quarterly payments,
if the purchaser desires it.

App yiuimediately to Editor of the GA-
zsrrs, who will give all needed information.

- Per 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 :1 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 ftp Shoelnakers, and has ample ae-
commodatioiis for 5 or 6 workmen.
The Property will be sold cheap, and on so
commodating terms—two-thirds of the air-
cliase money can remain on mortgage if‘ esi-
slred. For furtlier particulars apply to the
undersigned. S. . ST. 0 .
New Canaan, April lltli, 1851. 15tf

3BQa.llfzifiIl. Private Residence
I.‘ 0 I S A In I ‘
T

HE Beautiful Residence recently owned
on Union Avenue, is ofi'ered for sale upon very

>4.

and occupied by DAVID Cousroex, Jn.,

the best posiblc manner with all modern con-
veniences. It is pleasantly located, in one of
the best I1_elg_ll,b0I'lI00d8 of the town, and alto-
geth_ei_- forms one of the most attractive loo 3.

‘tions to be found in the town of Norwa1lr.—

For further .a.rticIIlti_rs.eI.I0,1.Iire of the Editor
of the G3-793$; , tfl3
D. II. CORNELL,
Dealer exclusively in
Boys’ and Youths’ Clothing,
No. 31 John Street, ‘

3mvl7 Corner of Nassau street,New York.
CLOTHING MADE TO alums.

Pav V0.1!!! ‘flexes.

THE Collector will meet all persons liable

_ t, pay Taxes in the Town of Darien, Fair-
field , 001.1%!» Ct. at the store of George Ma-
therdp Co. in Darlen, from 9 o’elock to 12
o’cloclI. forenoon,and at the Darien Post Ofiice
from 2 o’olock to 4 o’clock, afternoon, on the
6th day of May, 1858, to receive the Town.
state, School. Military and Dog Taxes on List
of 1857, and School Tax on List of 1856.

EBENEZER WEED, Collector.
Darien, April 16th, 1558. 3016

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 GOODS.

he will sell, this week, 9. Stock of

DRY llllllllfil

c o In p r i si n g
PARAME TTAS, DE LAINE S,
DEBAGES, CALICOES, Musmxs,
Hosiery. Gloves, &o.,

111-50. THIS WE.L‘.vK‘.

SILVER SPOONS.
Gold Watches,

‘Silver Hunting Watches,

Cameo Sets,
com: LOCKETS,
PLA-rnn 

CASTORS, EIGHT DAY CLOCKS,

Ladies’ work Baskets. 00-. &o-

N_ B_...1 will sell, my stock of Watclips. Jew-
elry, 9.I'i,d. Silver Wat-e,_at my Stoi-e,in Main
Stre.et,~at a reduction of-10 per cent. fro_mf'or-
mer prices; in fact allkinds of goods in my
linefor sale at about hal_/‘price. These goods
must and shall be sold. _CloclIs50eents. A
splendid iron front, striking Clock, for $1.60 ;
8 day striking Clocks, iron fronts, $2 00 g and
other goods in proportion.

PAPR 
The largest assortment 1. have ever offered,
from co_mm_on to best quality, at prices from
6_ cents to 80 cents the piece.
‘- C. J. GRUMAN.

Collars, Under-sleeves, and fifty sets of
Collars and Sleeves to match,at a great

Bargain. C. J. GRUMAN.
Pair-field Couutylank Stock
FOR-_ SALE.

FIFTY SH ARES.__EuirfieldCoIinty
Bank Steel; for so 0, Apply to
1In_t_f AMES MALLORY.

-. ,UGAR of every description, cause, at.
S‘ ‘ . Onilsrsinfs.

paper Hangings, and Borders,
“ LARGE assortment, and ver clIeup,at
A. Westport, April 20. MOU 'l'0N’S.

YARDS Prints, in ‘remnants

 cheap at BARDWELS.

LOUR by the load. or less quantity; some
choice brands, at OLMS’l‘EAD’S. _

1'0 Partners.

 BUSHELS GRASS SEE.D....-Clover,

Timothy and Red Top. Seed. dzc., d:c.,
clean, warranted good quality and for sale
cheap. Now is your time to bu . Don’: for-
zet G. as G. M. oums.

Nos. 11. an 13 Main Street.

‘N

accommodating terms. The House isbniltin -

£2111 flail: ghhertistntmts.

From VISSCHER, OWEN 3: CO. ’SGenorslAdvu-tiring
House,Appleton’sBnilding8-to A 348 Broadway,N. Y.

 L

Broadway, cor. Franklin-st.,
NEW YORK, - -
HAS BEEN RECENTLY REFITTED
The Rooms are all Newly Carpeted,
The Fimziture and Beds are Supreb,

And the Baths unsurpassed.
Taylor's Celebrated Saloonr,

flre connected with the Halal.

Here is concentrated all the comforts of 9.
home, with the luxuries of a palace. The
splendid Luirss’ Pmron commands an U0 9-
qualled Vll-lw of BROADWAY.

The INTERNATIONAL is the most central
of any of the First Class Hotels for business,
or places of amusement, and offers unsurpassed
advantages to Families and Gentlemen visit-
ALFRED FREEMAN, '

Proprietor.

Cheapest Dry Goods
IN NEW YORK.
LARGEST R E T A I L STOCK
IN’ THE CITY.

Fashionable Good: at low prices, for Spring
and Summer Wear.

ing’New York.
3ml5v

Dress Goods, Shawls, Linens,
Rich Silks. Mantillas, Domestics,
Embrolderies, Hosiery, Flannels,

Cloths, Cassimeres, Vestlngs, &c., &c.
AL80—Csrpetings, Oil Cloths, Curtain Ma-
terials, Gilt Cor-nices, Lace Curtains, Window
Shades, &c., much below regular ‘price: !

Loan 0: TAYLOR,

255, 257, 259 It 261 Grand Street, and 47 and
49 Catharine Street, New York. v3ml5

To LADIES Vrsuwva NEW YORK_
. Cantrell’: New Establishment.

No. 813 BROADWAY, N. Y.,
(Between ml. and 12th streets.) ,-
OFFERS great inducements to those who

wish to purchase firt class Gaiters and
other articles of feet covering. Every article
in his store is manufactured in I: 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 . viml5

MEALIO’S SPRING FASHION,
_ For 1858.
MEALIO, HA'I'l'ER,. I
No. 418 Broadway, New York,

(Corner of Canal Strut.) '

IS now prepared to offer to his patrons and
the public a more extensive and elegant
assortment than ever before. - For beauty of
shape, brllliaucy of lustre, - superior-ityg of
qqpllty, and durability, MI-:n.Io defies compe.
i on. -

Also,PANAMA and other styles ofsummer
Hats and Caps, CnII.nlulN’s Hus. Umbrellas,
Canes, Valises and all other articles in the
line, in great variety. . v3m15

CARPET! I CARPETSI I
Columbian Hall Warehouse,
No. 281 Grand-st., N. Y. '

ADAMS&SPENCER,

HAVING removed to the above spacious
building, (so long known as a Dry
Goods stox-e,)_are now prepared to offer to
purchasers, Ii fresh and large stock of English
and American goods, unsurpassed for design
and quality, at prices, for cash, heretofore
unheard of.

Rich Velvets,

$1.25 to $1.75

“ Tapestry Bmssel, 90 to 1.25

“ - Thee Ply, ' 90 to 1.10

' Pate/at Tapes!-rg/Ingram 85 to 1.00

Superfine “ 70 to 90
Hm “ 50 to 65 I

I’/lg-ra.t°_'ns, “ 25 to 50

Also, On. CLOTID, Mars, Munixos. Runs.
Dnuoosrs, STAIR lions and Wtvoow Saunas,
at corresponding low prices. All in want of
good Carpets, at extremely low prices, are in-
vited to call and see our goods, which will be
freely shown. - v3m15

Great Broadway Sale!
$200,000 ,WOR'.I.‘3 OP
BEAUTIFUL NEW
snnwns AND MANTILLA8,

Being Bulpin’s entire wholesale stock now
offered at Retail at.

361 Broadway, New York,

In consequence of removal on the 1st. of May
to the store 415 Broadway, (near Canal-st.)

 

Special Announcement.
Every article of this new and desirable
stock, prepared expressly in anticipation 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 H, in preference to selling his goods
on credit with uncertainty of getting paid for
them.

Observe tire following Extraordinary In-
t'e'nto7'y !
1,180 very pretty Broebe Stella SlIaw1sat$3

Regular wholesale price :15 1 2
2,640 Superior . do. do. at $4
« Regular wholesale price $61-2

1,809 Extra Superior do. do. at $5
Regular wholesale price , 8
1,690 very rich, and entirely new do. at 5 1 2
Regular wholesale price 3
An immense assortment of Fine Goods at

similar reduced rates‘.

31 A. N‘ '1' I In In A. 3
2,270 Black Silk and Lace Mantillas, redu-

ced to. $1
2,885. ‘ do. do. large size $2
960 , do. do. still larger $3
1,690 rich do. with deep Lace Rufiies $4
1,950 Super. Moir Antique do. at $5
1,125 do. do. extra rich $6

All the finer goods at a a proportionate rate.
Also Linen and Cloth Dusters, new
and pretty in style. M 3 Mantillal,
Wrappers. &c., at equally cheap rates.

The entire stock has been marked down,
and the sale will continue until the 1st of May
at the reduced prices. fl‘ Liberal terms
offered to the 'l‘tade..
3m15v GEO. BULPIN, 301 Broadway.

 WITHIN

‘PEI ANS 0!‘ All.
_ R. E. WILSON, Dentist,-Author of I
the “ Benumhing Apparatus for Ex- O
H tracting Teeth wiithout Pain,” being ex-.
tensively engage in manufacturing for
B Dentists every variety of Artificial Teethsj
under the most extended and systematl- u
call; arranged facilities ever before at-
naemptedbin ails lziranch of org, beliqve:
; e may e a owe to say. wit out ea,
, of contradiction, that he is thereby ena-‘ U
“bled teinsert for patients who may honor‘
him with their orders direct, B E r -r n nfi
rnsrn at snon-rim norms: and at LOWEE
PRICES than can possibly be had else-
where, either in city or country. 5
I) Dr. Wilson’:-I system of adaptation en-
"sures absolute perfection in the adjust-
I.‘§.°.'£.‘.§"..‘5‘.’.‘~’..‘.3,’.“.’.§3.‘Ii.l.".‘."§;§l‘.i ‘§§.‘.}°}.’.’.'F
r In
|-I wearing and mastication, natural and life
alike expressi0n.,.so.as to defy detection,
and perfect cleanliness. — These have
been heretofore tbocrylng imperfections
‘ in Apt-lficia.1-Teeth, rendering worn.-in a
grea measure use css._ ‘ _
é .V\il1_8 8-1103! Ofzoperators constantly em-
ployed in the, Labr_atory,’persons from ‘ ill:
country are on y_ r_e aired to remain int
city over one nightqfor’ the inset-tion,of ‘pay
number of teeth from one to a lull se w ic
may be inserted either wrrn or wrrnlitrr ex-
tracting the old. roots.

PRICES fol: Artificilal ‘Teeth ototpatients
range aeeordin to sty e tom 5 e s,75 cts,
.3 I ,Q0,. and so 0:, per '.l'oot_b, being but little
more than is. charged by l_Iun to the pi_'ofessI'on
as wholesale prices. Entire satisfaction war-

anted ‘II all cases.

r. ARTIFICIAL TEETH have. become a ne-
cessity with all classes. and there is no good
reason why they should not be manufactured
on 3 large. scale at comparatively low prices,
rather than that obscure Dentizita sbpuld ob-
!‘ as few persons to support t em y enor-
nlgns profits for work which must necessarily
: be defective,owing to limited facilities.

As Exugissriox at the ofiice of samples of
each and I l the various sty es now employed
will enable those not familiar with the sub-’
jec.t,to judge at once ‘very correctly of tho

I4

fereatvarietiospossess. - vlybil

ndvautagessnd disadvantages which the dif-’ """’

BALDWIN’S

NEW ssnnusumsur,
70 6!. 72 Bowery.

F‘. E. EALDVVIN

nus JUST OPINED 21:3 ‘.~iE'.‘W .‘-..‘iD IMMIINSE 1-:l~
 war,

The Largéétilm the City II

AN ENTIRE NEW STOCK OI-" .
Gent1emens,Ynuths, & Children’:

CLOTHING.
Recently mamzfacturcd by the best war].-meqi
in the City, is now open for inspedian.

A L S 0
A superior stock of
PVKNISG GOODS.

All articles are of the best quality, and
having been purchsed during the late crises,
will be sold at vsnx LOW turns.

The Custom Department
Contains the greatest variety of new

01:0 THS,
CASSIMERE .9,

up .
VE S TIN G S. V

Mr. BALDWIN has associated with him Mr.
J. G. BARNUM, who has had » great experi-
ence in the business, having been thirty years
connected with the_ leading Clothing Estab-
lishment: of the City. 1211115

NO DECEPTION.
Honesty is the ‘Best Policy.

awn-1-1| Ilnns,
97 Barclay Street, 1Vew York.

ONSTANTLY on hand, all kinds ofGIuIss
and RoAsrnnCOFFEE,Mvsnnn, Pnrrnn,

Sncns, Cocos, Cnoooufrs, Can: Tuna,

Susanna, arc. ,

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.

Purnituro! Pu:-nituro! '
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.

H. P. DEG-RAAP,

87 Bowery, (Wholesale Ware House.)
and 464 Pearl Street, [Retail Store],
X E w Y 0 R K .

grail: of $25 at Wholesale Prices.

aosswooi3,_§o7IIN‘i:7.~:IJ'II‘I.175IE WALNUT
Parlor Pu:-nature,

in Brogetelle, Delaine and Plush. Cane Seat
and common Furniture in great variety. Also
_. ENAMELLED CHAMBER FURNITURE,

In sets from $22 to $100. Spring, Carded
Hair, Moss and Wlialebone Mnnsssns ; also,
Feather Beds and Bedding, patent premium
So fa Bedsteads, and Patent Self Rocking
Cradles. -

Dealers will find at the‘ above stores the
largest and best assortment of any establish-
ment iu New York, and ‘can buy either at
wholesale or retail cheaper than at any other
house in the city. v3ml5

Modern Style

F SCHOOL FURNITURE; Manufactur-

ed and for sale by N. J 0HNSON,No. 490
Hudson Street, New York. A large supply
kept constantly on hand. Illustrated circu-
lars forwarded on application as above. -
N. B.—-Desks and Seatsput up on Wood-
eocks Patent Diagonal arrangement. 6m12

Phccnix Looking Glass

—AND-—

Picture Frame Manufactory,
221 East 23d Street, ,New York.
OFFICE 2 1 5 CENTER S TREE T,
Formerly ass, 390 s- 392 Greenwich-ac.

A LARGE assortment of every description
of Looking Glasses and Picture Frames
always on hand. Country orders solicited.-
Goods carefully packed and shipped to any
part of the United States or Canadas.

3m17 v H. V. SIGLER, Agent.

N 01103.

OTHE LADIES OF NORWALK AND
Vicinity. Those Ladies wishing to ob-
tain their supply of

.Gaiter Boots andshoos

for the coming season, can get at MILLER It
CO.’S, 134 Canal Street, New York, French
Morocco and Kid Slippers Ties and Busking,
of tho first quality, at 9 and 10 shillings per
pal ;sccond quality Slippers and Ties at 69.
an Buskins at 7s. : (all our own make, and
warranted good.) Ladies’ Gaiter Boots, of
all the fasliionable colors, at 123., 16s., and
183. per pair. This beautiful article of la-
dies’ weur is warranted equal to any in the
city. Misses’ and children’s G_ait.er Boots and
Shoes of all kinds and prices, the largest as-
sortment of any in New York. White and
Black Satin, Black and Bronze —FrenclI Kid
Slippers for evening; with aeomplete assort-
ment of India Rubber Over Shoes, of all the
different styles. All who wish good Shoes at
moderate prices, will please call and exam-
ine for themselves. Sold at wholesale and

retail. J. B. MILLER as CO.,
134 Canal Street, near Thompson, New Yorlklz.
vim

A Retired Physician,
YEARS of age, having lost his Father,
two Brothers, ' Daughter. Son-in-law,

75

007m""P11'07I. and suffering with a Cough

9 himself, determined -‘to visit the East Indies,

Egypt and Japan. If-here be discovered a pre-
ventive and certain cure for. Colds, Coughs,
Bronchitis. Consturaption, Nervousbebility
and Asthma. His cough was cured immedi-
ately; he returned cured his Relatives, who
inherited the disco se and in connection with
his Son have employed it in their practice,
curing thousands ‘of cases considered hopeless
by others. For .‘the purpose of rescuing as
many of his suiI'crIing. fellow beings as possible,
he is sending thq recipeto all who wish it for
10 cents; 3 of itgto pay the postage, and the
balance printing. Address, Old Dr. Hans,
No. 101 Spring Street, ‘opposite St. Nicholas
Hotel, New Yel;'.:.. v 4117

$ -_-;
WHOLE§$AlIE AND RETAIL.
TO THE ' HARDWARE TRADE,
Arehiteuts, Owners & Builders.
E Subscribers offers the largest and beat
assortment of ‘ ' . ‘
Bu.ilders?, Ilocksiniths,’ and Belllzamgers’
‘ . _E_.a.x°dvva.re
In the United States. consisting in part’ of
Wrought and/Cast Mortice and Rim Locks,

” Latches, French Window and Sliding Door

Sets of all qualities, Extra Safe Locks, Bolts,
Bars and Night Latches, secure against bur-
glars ; Silver and Plated Hinges, Knobs and
other articles uitable for the finish of first-
class work’ of warranted quality. Bélng
Agents for the AMERICAJVPORCELAIIJV
C 0., they are prepared to supply Plain White
and Decorated Porcelain Door Shutter "and

I‘! Drawer Knobs, Bell Polls and Levers, Name

and Number Plates, Mouth Pieces, &c., in all
variety of size and pattern, at lowest Alann-
facturers’ Prices.

Cap and Machine Screws, Stubs’ and Shef-
field Files, Tools, Saw Blades. &c.; Steel Wire,
Roll Brass, Block Tin, d'.c.; Locomotive, Gong
and House Bells and Fixtures, Blank and Cut
Keys of every description, Emery Cloth and

’ Paper, Gage’s Sand Paper, Glue, Cut and

Wrought Nails, Brads, Tacks, Finishin Nails,
Clsrk’s Patentand Blake’s> Butts," imlet
Screws; also, an extensive variety of Iron
and Brass Shelf Goods ‘for Cabinet-makers,
,UpII0lSI0l'S, Carpenters and general use. at
greatly reduced prices. An inspection of our
stock and prices is invited to. closest buyers.
MANY, BALDWIN dn MANY,
No. 49 John st., cor. Dutch st., New York. ‘
Sole Agents for the Black‘ Lead Crueibles,
Foundry Faeings, Stove Polish, rte. p 3m15

Carpets and. Oil Cloths.
UP-STAIRS—as usual: at low prices. -
' lltf SPANG Jr GRAY.

A Card to the Ladies.

R. DUl’0NCO’s GOI.I)R_\' PILLS. FOR I-‘EIALI-'3

are infallible in correcting irregularities, relieving
all painful and distressing menstruation (particularly
at the change of lifo,) from one to two pills will euro
that debilitating complaint, the Whites, relieving all
distress and pain. Remove all obstructions arising
from colds, or any other cause,-and llwnyu lucqcuf I
as a preventive, and at the some time perfectly harm-
less Price 81 per box, with full and explicit directions.
Sold by L. 1.. Bf.-IEBE & SON, Druggist geuonl
wholoulo agents for Nor-walk and vicinity. ‘They will
dealers at Proprietor-’s prices, and send the Pill:

by return of mail, confidentially) by enclosing them 81
brush. the Nor-wo k Post Olco. lyfl

-naco succeed negotiating the ‘loan

Nepliews and Neiees, ‘by that dreadful disease,

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is '

‘ozu ‘.hoAdvort ing

 

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sertion without

When contem latin offori tottho ‘ ‘ l Ht ‘" “I.-
eat,” 31.133’ n'l*sP arcs 1£or€°I"’3l:.'g'.§§gI
vinced that in this "age of Patent Medicine Ii‘ ' " ’
when efioi-to are mode to use tho , u'V'
which designing proprietors a ‘ ‘
cats” hope to create demand and so qfdtthqif " -
when the]! pull the string that brin forward some ’ ‘
most use can “ com ‘and " the ab 't penile." ",gt!,'
it at any rate, who lloro suybsci-i pro tocw(eo?l‘y’ Jourdan ’
and who possess thinking minds.) would 3.13.’;-3,.‘ g,’ .
from being satisfied. as rogue; i¢._ gnu‘), trig.“ , .
any one olso’s simple ipu du-it or assertion,‘ ‘ " ‘r E
M by any further proofs unsure. its 
ties. I very well know that thopcopls hodboin-tog ol-
ton deceived by printed statements of 

and was a euro-nllblili Iota‘..-

pi-ictors that their coin
been ‘- prov'on_in‘. thou ¢'g_

 

eroign remedy that in
midst and found tube just what it had ‘bun
ed,” to. I very well know that ,3 .t

apuld nqfipg slotlsfied with any such bard‘
CEO I , ‘ii certtfi POI‘ ' ; ’ ' - '
’ and by wlilch flIC;‘lI.IV,C l:oonu.:o._"n"‘.‘-“.

hard
And lostt1io‘‘Rcmed » no id-~ o¢ti¢].¢‘~“" — 7-’
tIlIt’flIOIC other “QOIIl’pOll.ldI"' 11:9,--gg '-“.

have had only more duertioni without ‘
them, I at once detox-mined tha‘_t¢whiIo- -gd ' '

of the re ration Iwo id ts]: , .‘

sons wgy I.adv’ise<f'it,'1o:{e. ’c;.1v.itli tfi. 
gndstliotruocnusoof ,dlsusn,w§|qh_i';" “,.
to be correct, and to Lace out, from coast ttr ‘ 
tIl:I:hVIl::'l§:p0c;ll benzfitéetlut ho ‘mi ht kubiflgd-‘
on y o Iueyiuigt o'p¢¢1.a‘_ ”_- 
ver well knew that I Illlffllllkfn. ‘
on was willing to yi_old to them that wmh‘ugm‘
:.:‘.‘E.‘:.‘.“.’..“r'."."’.l."i .‘."..‘.‘.l."‘°.. ..-."" -‘°°‘.‘-.."“' - "
leave tllo public to decide, fl-on '
on rtrliie propriotylohf giviiiug the Boiaodyatflol. ' " ", -

soourse ato ‘ ‘
the people at lance toncgistgixngnishpnl 
the “ Remedy’ ’and the many‘ “ eogponggyp 
“ sot up” soul: for purposes of [tin by 21....‘ ‘.;;.*‘~ ‘ :’
zccldoutpfi; stenllth,,, conga go ponssllonlolsoifiw‘ 
edged I-mu a an at — f m ‘ _

their pegged brag’-nu, and .i..'.‘.'.‘i‘.I,‘.’..: olnunit 
that looked as though they _wen mg...-,§;,_,n§ ._
pitchtorh, and of lCIVll|fl- the p1ow,.§.._¢_|.,-,
rustic valley where the stage hqm go,“ 5. ‘wish .
".l3a‘¢'¥‘5°§.3}°r-'3"? ggtthltlhdllnft ‘In “mi” 1 I ‘

se i O o in ‘..

‘f d’ '. ga-
foi-thwith, a compound eoinos forth, .:dv.d-r_||:]o:_”
world as a cure-nll,'and atto led to by 1u_]§’!.“_-'¢’«g.;’
ca tes' without number, nod, too, IdYCtIIufl__a| ,1‘ "" ‘f
it was an understood thing. with all cratggfi, 5,3... .
probably not a half-doun ¢ould',bo found" ‘that’ air" ’
heard of it bobro, [soy “ advertised to_..¢ln..woIH,'.:!£
but how? Why. In_tho very sntallut poms]. ,._
P3155931 _|P3°°g °h°"“'l 3‘ 93°? “'9 
disposition of peddlsrs of txu,v_v_u-¢,,' 71¢;-,1! , 
send a chill to the heart of any “ pi-Ian;-H u 5- ' ‘
around aI:I&ngfihclts_ “friondI”fforflg;‘:¢;f,.‘.;.1,",-,i.gu‘&
his porou a ion stoves. or , _pu . f .
gring to add t'o“tlile( p]¢Ir,I;omlm..pp..,-I.é..£’:{' -..’u‘%?‘
oxen ormore‘ a -c s, are s,;w ',- " Q‘.

toilet find it atotalimpossibilityt , _ g¢;.91.“' -3.‘
of mo’: fact that “Capt. ‘mm ‘in w€b’f'.I'i'i'iv2;¢.‘ " '_
sitiouvory far from _t_hs.t‘ which: sli’ould‘..bo‘nhgw; ,_ )y_
gentlemen charged with the ndvaue ' gt °f_~g.a.‘§‘¢;-

I

which ameliorates the condition‘of- nu " h.-in-; ,-.
—.'I dog-in-the-mantel’ 10!’? of n, digpgfi g, 3-. '-
while it prevents them from helping --" tLopfi.'g‘.ga- ,3,‘
an extra. shilling, or mnking1rlsd.tho- 01..-Illiliéi
and suffering, who are always on tho. witeli”-bi-1 ‘coil’:
description of their disease,‘ and the mu'nuiot.“ " '
rid of It, makes them growlrlike s- bear with a sort‘ '
if any one else comes forward with a Nobody,” 
a. ‘philanthropic spirit goes ‘to 'tho‘ox'pon'so of.u"s'tn';
“ two or.three columns", in explaining to‘n‘u'[¢‘;‘- ’ ‘fig;
vsllds the cause of‘thoir malady together with lie‘
dlcntions of treatment. ' , j 
In placing BLISS’ DYSPEPTIC nsimnr: 
people, 1 did so in good faith, _knowiugfulI ‘wen g,fl_
taken closely according to directions, and Ito ' ' -.
severed in, it wouldnot fail to remove evoryl.“ - ' ‘of
any disease for which I have recommended it. _ . , .... ,
I nvalids test it—lIv‘e up to tho’ difectI‘ohl&p'rh'V¢b
in its use, and you ma ‘rest assured it will con 
your Dyspepsia, your Iver Disease, your 
your “ General IJebility,' your Palpttntion, fill
spare habit, Go or send to your Drnuigt aadgot -,
:5 good supply’ in the start,‘ so that a!ter‘yoI'II’lv'O‘om-
menced its use you may keep the-syntom; u_Iil_ox_.'Ifi‘h‘-
fiuence for some considerable time. It can . "
ly be sent by mail. Price $2. ‘ .W. 7:» — ,_ :.'.=._:, 2.
. . 303.Broa-1__Ws!._1_Wvt;I¢t!-.,.
, HARRAL, RISLEY 8 Kflfllif ‘ I
Importers &— Wholesale omggr ‘mu.-I'_a'£n‘.'.':
Sole Agents for supplying the Trade in ow.Yoskn_n_fi
New England. ' ‘ ' ' ‘ ' ““ ‘. ".-
BIITEBE 8 SON, Agents for Norwnli. . ~ _ _
W. O. SINK’, .« .. 
Ixrolrrn and Manufacturer, wholesale 
retail dealer in all kinds of Gold . flog-

dered and Transparent Window SIIICII,‘--‘rlf
per Hangings and Decorations, .Br"oo_'atcllofp.
Satin DeLnines, Lace and Muslin, 
Gilt Cornices, Bands, Pins, B’rasIsj',‘. $83,151:
Trimmings, Cords, ‘Tassels,’ Loop‘ -_Ho,Ider's,
Upholstery Goods, ‘Csmbrics, .«B|‘l_fl' and 
Linens, Table Oil C1otlIs,&c. H_otcIs,‘_8t_caIiI-
boats, and Dwellings furnished in most udd-
ern style, at'wlIolesa.le prices; defyfif§‘-fi:oll'-
petition. Orders from all parts of tlI'e‘:U,nftéi
States promptly executed. Nos. 456 and.
Pearl-st., four doors from Chatbam-st,,T Ngw
York. ' _ " - _ 
snvn roan stoma:-I
New Carpet arloor 
‘ . W A REHO US E. 
ENGLISH vsnvsr, Tapestry,” smsrqio.
Three" Ply. ‘Ingrain, and eI’ietiafi“'Cir-
peting at 20 per cent less than any others»-.
tablisonient in the United States. Tlilpjl, 
enabled to do from the fact that.my_r¢nt,gu¢
expenses are from $6,000 to $73000 fie? yin.
less than most other houses in tliis‘clty;‘iii_o
that I buy and sell my goods for-‘calla: -Eng-.Z
lish and American Oil Cloths from! mu
feet wide. Cocoa and Canton’ Matting,-Bug;
Mats, Stair Rods,&c- - 1 J V , . ;.-..,.
Window Shades of evcrystyie and variety,
Cornices, &'c. 5000 yards Oil C1oth,‘from In
6d to 3s per yard. 1000 yards Tapestry Car-
pet at 5: per yard. ‘2000 yards Car ti Mat-
ting at 29 6d per yard. W. _HA, l :
4 Fourth Avenue, near" Bible‘ HouI'e',"'I(€w
York.‘ ' ‘ ‘ A‘ ;"'-'1%~£‘_‘lfi16'

 

rnrnn naneflrnnrj 
N. as J. BROWN,‘ '_
rarsn HANGINGS, BORDER AND Baku-not inroa-
rmc AND MANUFACTURING wxnonss. —f “ ’

New No. ao_2, old no 53 q‘gj?tii.’f_61‘ ‘

I_atopennrd-ot., near ._"
. Ntwrorzx.‘ ,~ ‘j.~
Finn Boanns, Panvrs, Gun‘: All-noxl, '
All orders -punctually.attended.to.-_ , Tlqnilf _

more than 500,000 
SOLD IN THE 12-;-f'," ‘

NEW ENGLAND srs1.~ss....
THE RE8'I’0RA'I'IVE orirnor. ‘o. 1.; mg
_ restoring Hair perfectly _nI_id permanent!‘ |”.9_y_

or yet had a. rival, volume after volumo"

 -55- 
from all parts of the world and from thdnrosi 

to prove t.1Iat.1'_t:'s_a pe1fgct,Reswratii.'e.,- button‘ thggkk .'
cular and you cannotdoubt; road also tho blKi_!n'g.,;,
. _ _ - ,- . .- ..,«p__>,*;-

Tun HAlR.—Pe_opl0 have for centurion boon .
with bold heads, andtho only remedy, II§ iI}
has been those abominable wigs. By a,rooo_nt aIjga,'g‘.;,
of Prof. Wood these article": ‘are being’ but "

504
Keith, buttha grfiat n;any por;tons_sti1l‘ pnttonlnob. 
cause sy are con so o en unposod_ , ’ ‘
Tonics of different kinds. To all such per:i':i.'w5' ‘N3133-
estly make t_ho_request_. ‘that they will CP]’EOI§_Q_"'|in‘,
0‘ “’°3.‘l‘2fi.ii‘é“?l}.1°.5‘:§"i.:.l.."°3‘l$“%‘Jt‘Iti““'

‘e now _V - ~ _' . _ar-
ticle a. short time, and her head is’ now savored; g...
plegelly WWI IEO tiniI;st and most beautiful ’ci'rIi" Into‘-
ins e. 9 'now 0 numerous cola ‘WhC|'o:figij_..'g5

‘oil 1' 11'ng out which it xO8t95‘.0d I ' tug ‘,-
 tllarli‘ it‘. bad cder been before. ' .5 ‘ 
_ It is also without doubt on of; tho mg; 2 it
keeping the hair in gootlconditiun, inuk1ng’_ i¢'_ mg‘ mg.‘
glossy, removing dundrufi‘, and. has ptOlCQ"5w ‘lb
greatest enemyto all the ills that hair is boil-to. .- -‘-H
It is the day ogevery one to dilgproivo thog 
appearance orig some may i or‘ in, royal to ‘
ways of doing it ; but every one will ad_ml_t._3hq,_t_'| hgu-. -
}.'.'.‘.'.§il'{’.‘;“i.3".i'.I3i‘.’.’.i°‘l.‘.‘.‘.’i'3I'l.‘£I'.{'.2§..I'2"...".'l;a‘7.i...n"’°" '
be left untried t.o,ol,)§a"in such conslddg.‘ 5... E -_ .
. osum I dootntg '
o J woon I; Co c(i::lft°Ii(ihil:'x°:;" 
. . --. 3 . ,V,Q_,__ I’, ,_
in selling your Hair Restorsvo the lost soalonférnio QC‘
your local agents (R. M. Eu-.kiI_Ison,)'oId havj 
rienced the beneficial elects of it at golf, I woIl.l§|Ni{tu
obtain an agency for the Stato ofo lo one-o Into-‘im_ -
Il|lle.n‘tv.:!"IlI$|::!¢‘I‘ll’Y‘1’I‘ll'C:(‘I.:|N:l’°¢A :":n'oII!vJ.IL."':hqud.‘ 
the zralgua Stalesfor nuoniug ¢'IIe.ma-.."'Iim‘.‘. ._..
pged m_ the Drug business for uvgnl pan, and hvo '
noltdh _VIl'itO£I:tI;1:iP.’.'"t°hflI '21- tgo hair but .
no mg -,toroI ,9 rovoo or
the scalp as well as yours, being ful y oonv _'f fun:
our restorative is what you roprosont it to’ In; vggu
ho to engage in the sale of it, for I am-satfslodltgut
ull. Yours truly, ‘ S.’ T. SIOCKIJN.

PROF O J WOOD kw iul-3'3}

- - - ' - 1 no
the good ‘effects of your Hair Bpntpntivg, I uzgéto .1“.
§3‘.‘.‘.§l3'.'.'..".?a 'l'.{..'i‘.'.’i.'.‘.i°i".'.l'.‘.i 1'33’ i.‘~‘...a' "‘.'. .'.‘.‘;.'.i.“.".‘,
ticlo prepared by you, to pronioto g'rov'rt_h 
its color as it was in youth, both of-wh'ldh' It fufigs.
in the Ooul‘lI"l::_..!,-*2‘: 
V . -I '~’ was-xmcn

o. J. wool) ‘.0: co. Pro I-moi-‘r Slzlngii ‘ '
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ar e s so . on 
"Soldi N’ Aldlllolld ‘lllvllixdiulozdhz ’

n oi-wa y - 1 ‘ ' ‘
Shelton & Co. and '1‘. C. Wordin and’ 1ltIy':li|“:g'g"‘;:’
mgugiiouuneunmasnmanlinnu-urronhglf "

Sol hero by allDrn¢glstI.'. . t ' ’ ' - ,1 3-‘

od completely.
three bottles.

Ans aisnounnsns I I .,..I 3.
ins; tho but in markgtfg _

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