‘ ARM-t ' - - ram .21; W - u-b~—l‘-___' ‘d’..‘.
_ OD ental Establishment:
EAST A VENUE, NORWALK, CONN.
Dr. JAMES C. HARBOUR,
Would respectfully announce to the citizens of Nor-
Walk and vicinity, that he may be fOund at all hours at
his residence in EnstAvcnue, ready to perform all ope_
rations appertaininglo the Dental Profession, in the
most approved scientific manner, and upon a scale of
prices as low as is compatible with the use of the very
Bur MATERIALS and the most skillful execution. A!
Work emanating from his establishment will be war-
rented to give satisfaction.
\ ————-—.0¢<O>-o
Wedding and Visiting Cards. ~
We have made arrangements and are now prepared
to furnish WEDDING and VISITING CARDS in the latest
and most fashionable styles of ENGRATISG. Also,
Business Cards, 8L0.
Samples of CARDS and ENVEIOPES may bu seen on
application at the Gazette Ofllcc-
ENGRAVING and COPPER-PLATE PRINTING 0
kinds do“? With neatncss and on reasonable terms.
‘ A. H. BYINGTON & (.0.
1' nl‘
Mpg-r!"
Break up your caldsln lion
IlEmost important discovery sincepffifofi‘ will
Dr. Hanson’s Vegetable Chemical (dieting in-
break up coldsat once, without “apps? stimulating
terruption of business, or the use ocnhdfes bolssms
and burning compounds, herb team. t m; Lauseatiué
or any other dissgreeabte. incwvfimfi,’ llensant svmp-
doses', they do not cause ill: (11:3; “,5 create ohly a
toms—even if taken in 31".: . ' '
. ‘_ 9 it ‘ ‘ .
“$2?“ $133521,” as directed, they breal;_up the
36m 1'nd arrest its effects. and the only 0P9“? '0" per-
=-' ”.1 is o m- stations and lim'lccountal’le disappear-
eélleLLf a“ g G‘npt/omfi “s feverishflesi. chills, lameness,
daftinv paiui dun heai'y liaInS. tightness °‘ “,‘f if”;
“MNQHS’ 03“,“, sore throat, croup, catarr , ext —
acne. etc
Tm, Vegetable Chemical Powders are to colds what
- - ~ ' Small Pox,and quinine for Ague,
;:?CCl::::':fi-:iéli€[bignedy for the prevention and cure
“fly; monk; disease. And by breaking colds With them
the si-xslem is not weakened and deranged. and rendered
mar; subject to repeated attacks,but is ratherstrength.
.1 {ml fortified against them They'ltrrest cronp
hfftahtlyand permanently, and by their timely use.
COuirllS catarrlubrouchihs, fevers, rheumatism; 5.0m
thrdats’. consumptionnpd all diseases primarilyexcited
bv colds, can be banished from among the people
\‘old in \‘orwalk by J. A. Weed, 5.05”" horwalk by
pin. \\'ebb, and by dealers in medicine generally. 46
E I 13 E -
“finili‘lQAlbiv‘n, on the 6th insté'JoseVpfi'G;
son of Chauncey C. Platt, aged 4 years, 11
lbs, 19 days. '
mi: this town.ou the mm inch. Stephen Sen-
bourne. son of Stephen and Rebecca Swann,
aged 4 years. 4 months and 3 days, ‘*
fl Nottingham, England, papej‘s'p] easg
COPY- ' . ,
In Bridgeport, D_ec_f4flh,M_rs. Sarah Bough,
aged 89. ’ " ‘
L
l O 3 '1' .
.\i the night of the lllh in.st.. between the
bridge and South »N0iwalk._a brasskey.
the finder will be rewarded by loiving it at
this Office. .
ladies’ .'.l.'ea Party,
All PREMIX EAll,
Tuesday E’UC’IZ'I’Ilg, Dec. 2Ist
IIE Ladies connected with the 2d M. E '
T Church. Norwalk. will give a Tea Party
as above, the proceeds 'to be devoted to the
erection of a new church edifice in this vil-
lage. The tickets have beep placed at 50
cents each, which entitle the holder to the.
Supper which will be provided.. Refresh
inents of all kinds. such as Ice Creams, Con-
fectioneries, Fruits. &c.. will be or sale and
can be procured at any time duringthe even-
ing by those who wish. A
CHRISTMAS TREE
will also be prepared and loaded with various
articles designed as Holiday Presents for the
children. where parents can supply them,-
selves at the some rates they Would have to
. pay elsewhere. The - ‘
HABMONEONS
have also kindly consented to be present.
and will enliven the festivities of the even-
ing with their popular Glces and Chor‘uses
and every effort will be made to render the
entertainment a pleasant and social Tea Par-
ty. Tickets may be procured at the store of
G R. Adams. South Norwalk. the Drug'Storo
of Knapp dz Lyrics. and the Bakery 01' S. R.
Bunting, at the Bridge.
1’ S.-—No postponement
weather.
Second Dimdend.
BtNK or Nonwxmr. Dec. 1011). 1858.
HE President. and Directors of the Bank
01 Norwalk, have this day declared a
semi-annual dividend of .three per cent. . (3
per cent) on the full Capital Stock of this
Blink. payable January Isl; ensuing. The
transfer book will be closed frr-m the 21H
on account of the
2l5o
inst. to the lst pros. R. B Cnsnrunn, -
3l50 . - Gambia"
Saugatuck Bank,
Wnsrrowr. CL. Dec. 9th. 1858. l
THE Annual Meeting of the- Stockholders
of this Bank, for the election of Direc-
tors for the year eusuingwill be held at their
Blinking;r House..ou'zWednesday the {lib day
of January, 1859. Polls openifrom 10 A. M.
to 12 M. . B. L. WOODWORTII.‘
3150 -- Cashier.
Testimonial;
I-IIS certifies thntihc Now'_’York db New
Haven Railroad. Co. have been using
Gleason’s Patent American Gas Burners at.
their Szalion House, New Haven. for the"
mouths. of June. July and August last past :
ihe bills for gas :consumed in that time was
$145 00 against $201 00 for the corresponding
months the last; year. when we Were using
the common burners.
than when using the old burners,,.-
_E. S. Qnismnp. ~ Asst. Supt.
”Walloon?"—
HOLIDAYS”
S. CLARK is now opening the finest
. assortment of Fancy Articles ever be-
fore ofi‘o-red in this place. .
Silver Ware,
For Presents Plated Cake Baskets, Caslors,
&.c. Toys, TOcs.
TOYS.
“ ’Twas the night before Christmas
When all through the house.”
REMEMBER 0. S, CLARK’
for Toys. Everything for the little iolks
. both useful and ornamental. Games, Drums
Locomotiv s, Sleamboals, Dolls iar go as life
Crying Dolls. dtc.
«-
Steam Boiler I'or Sale.
TUBULAR Boile'. has been used about
3 months. with all the apnarlitu - complete.
Also a Smoke Pipe, 18 i ches in diameter,
38 feet long. Enquire of H. M. TERRELL.
50 At the Norwulk Furniture Wnrerooms
New Books.
BANKS of New York. I
Doing good. Early Genius.
Master Rntlcr.
A will and a. way.
Six steps to Honor.
Life of W'afllllnfitoll‘for children.
Just received. by KNAPP lb LYNES.
Diarys for 1859.
COMPLETE assortment may be found a
the Store of KNAPP & LYNES. E
China Dolls.
ALL sizes, at the Corner Store. 1
Winter Arrangements 1 .
TWO Tfirfinlfivnm’i
The Steamer
CONFIDENCE,
Capt; Wm R. Greene.
31 and after Monday.Dec. 13, 1858. will
leave her dock at South Norwalk.ev
ery llouday,aud Friday, at 8.30 A. 11.. for
New York, _ , ,
Returning, willle‘ave‘Cathsrine Slip. New
ork. every Wednesday and Saturday, at.
11 o’clock A M.
Fare 50 Cents.
For further information apply to Wm. W.
Monk. 2 5 South-st, N. Y.,or to the Captain
I ,j the lotc‘sl style
()nr light is better _
9% .......~.—_-r .... "
m..-“ M» .._._... ..~«-~ . __‘,___ ,
_ -———- —- -~;-~"‘
. BURCH; U. ALLEN.
st. for the push ‘\\'l’llly two ycnl'
moved to No. 4-15 Broadway, our
[rilltil opened a new
l low Cantu st... where llL‘ In
:Slock 01' Watches and Jr“
new and bean if'ul H3105: 1'
5 l’loled “'NIO.
i cvcry Sieumer direct
in Europe.
\Vulcllcs cl
manner by the fill
workmen.
George C.
,Jewclr} and
Cases an
415 Broadway,
York.
Watches anWeWelry.
E M 0 V .A.
in lJuSllicsr in \V
5. has re.
1 . is court
sf); \Vulchcr‘ and Jewelry. by
all-
(loor lic-
clry of enlircly
l.~o. Silver and
nnlly receiving
l‘nllt'fl and repaired in the host
est London and Geneva
Allen, Importer of Watches and
manufacturer ofJewelry, Watch
d silver Ware. Wholesale and retail,
one door below Canal-st? New .
‘- 6m49
l Administrator’s Sale '01 land
1
.' URSUANT to an order from the Court of
Probate for the District
of Norwalk, to
sell real estate. the following described
tracts or parcels ofland belonging to the Es~
late of the late James Seymour. deceased, in
said Norwalk. will be sold at
to the highest, bidder, on
at 9 o’clock, forenoon, vii :
and pasture and known as “
Seymoui’s residence. Has a
Hill,” separated by Highway
young and thrilty woou land.
Sale to take place on the
mencing on true. No. I.
2t49
'I.
examine. and decide upon the
JOSHUA B. FERRIS
Dr 6 9th.1858.
E
, to be
Dl'crmber 7/11, 1858.
suid Estate, may be notified 1
post in said Wilton,
1t Guoncu A. DAVEN
SHERMAV P. FITCH.
Dated at Wilton. this lllh day of Decem-.
her, A. D. 1859.
Public Auction
Wedpmz'ay the 22nd inst,
Tract No. I, about 2 1 2 acres‘bf meadow
Tommy Lots,”
situated on the hilliu the rear .of Mr. Giles
front upon the
old Turnpike and running through to the oth-
er road South ; is very convenient to both
villages and a very desirable tract.
Tract No. 2, is about 31 2 acres, known as
“ Joshua f’asture',”. situated on the comer of
the Turnpike and road leading ~from it to
“Flax Hill,” immediately; West of "Round
from ti e home-
stead of lhelatc Thomas C. Haiiiord.
Tract No. 3, is aboun 10 acres, situated at
“ Barn Lots.” so called. bounded on the west
by " Five Mile River.” running out to the
street on the east. A part of this tract. is
Tract No. 4. is a piece of Salt Meadow,sit-
listed at“ Bari-cu Mar h.” adjoining ,Uricli
Seymour on one side and Abraham Camp on
the other. from 1 1-2 to 2 acres.
premises, com-
Tcrms made knovvn at the time of sale.
A. E. BEARD. Administrator
with the Will annexed.
Commissioners -Notic e.
‘HE subscribers. appointed by Ike Court
0- Probate, Commissioners to ‘receive‘,
claims of the
creditors of the Estate of" Scrub Raymond,
lute of Willon,in said .dislrict deceased.
.i'epri-senliid insolvent, hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of'o r
said appointment,at the dwelling house of
Sherman R. Fitch. in said Wilton. on the 5th
day oprr-il. 1859' at one o’clock m the nf- as ever. The very best-quality of meats will
lernoon of said day.
Said Court hath extended and limited the
ime for the exhibition to us of claimsagaiust
said Fstnte to ten months from the 511: day of
June, 1858.
Commis-
sioners.
I'l
:Zt50.
District of Ridgeficld. ss. Probate Court,
STATE of PETER DICKENS. late of
Ridgefield, in said District. deceased.
‘l‘he Administratorrepresenls the Estate in-
solvent, aud prays the appointment of Com-
missioners thereon.
0-3DERED.-—Thal Commissioners lo receive
and examinethc claims of the creditors of
said Estate. be appointed at the Probate Of
rice in Ridgclield. on the ISldi day of D- cem-
ber. 1858. at 10 o'clock. forenoon ; of which
all persons in interest. will take notice. and
zippcurfif they see cause
t ' ' H. K. SCOTT, Judge.
heardxthereon.
District of .N'orwallr, as. Probate Court
STA’I‘Eof ISAAC FITCH, late of Wil-
ton, in said District. deceased.
Oimr‘.lu-:n.~—'I‘hut the Administrator exhibit
his Administration account to this Court for
:uljustliient.al. the Probate Office iii Norwalk.
on the 27th day of Deccnibcr.1858.at 9 o’clock
forcnoon ; and that all persons intel'eslcd in
hereof. the Ad-
ministrator willcuuse this Order to be pub-
lished in a newspaper printed in Fairficld
County, and post 9. copy thereof on the sign
nearest
where the deceased last dwelt. at least ten
days before said 27th day of Decombor.
the place
POIIT, Judge.
crmber 7th . 1858.
Estate.to exhibit their claims
Those who neglect to present.
properly attested. within said
ate paym cut to
3f50
Removal.
rally. that he has remov‘.d to
Norwulk,Nov.29lh, 1858.
District of JV‘uru-alk,ss. Probate Court, De-
S'I‘A'I‘E of ALFRED SMITH. late of
Wilton, in said district deceased. ’
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norw:ilk.halli limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors ofsaiil
for settlement.
their accounts.
time, will be
debarred a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make immedi-
CHLOE SMITH,
Administratrix.
‘ REDERICK ST JOHN would respectful-
, 1y inform his friends and patrons gene- tire vsntisfaction. and Is believed to be the
the Store for-
merly occupied by Alexander Austin as a
W arer'mm. adjoining the Foundry.
_3t*48
Notice.
next door to the Post Office
CHAS. T.
Norwnlk, Nov. 2711.. 1858
A Card.
assistance at the late fire. bu
the pusn year
up our new quarters with u
gratitude.
~ It
Bardwell’
Gentleman wishing an easy
gi we me a call. Children‘s h
HE subscriber has located himself for the
present at the store of Chas. N. Clock.
All orders lefl
at said store will meet. Willi prompt attention
LEONARD.
HE Subscribers would. return their thanks
to the public, not only for their prompt
l: for the very
liberal pitronuge extended to them doing
We have-just located in Phoe—
nix Block, foot of Mill Hill. and have l’lllod
large stock of
new and seasotiablc goéds in our line, \Vhi'l't'
we hope to see out-old friends again.and
where we trust our dealings with them may
ci'incc the sincerity of our expressions of
J. N. LOCKWOOD & CO.
E A I)
5 Advertisement.
W“
‘New Hair Dressmg Boom.
RUF. S. '1‘. WUUD of New York,and late
of Wm. B. Cozzcn’s 111m-
West POint,
would inform the citizens of‘Norwulk and its
vicinity. that he has taken. a room in the
Good, Hotel to carry on the above business
share. or their
hair cut in a superior manner, will please
l at
ai‘ neatly cut.
Wigs and Curls cleaned and dressed. Razors
honed and put in 200d working order.
We record with satisfaction
tenetcin. No. 387 Broadway.
regard to the pecuniary loss,
city and variety. This is the
her in which New York spirit
profit.
cheapncss
. piquunl and novel stylesmow
as he lormerly sold those wh
'ness.
on board.
istic promptitudc, .le sold off,
at auction, his entire stock of Ribbons and
Dress Trimmingsfimd ivilhout the slightest
Enterprise of a New York Merchant
~ TriIRTY THOUS AND DOLLARS
Sacrifice by one Ladies .Man .’
an act of nota-
ble'cnterprise on the part of Mr. M. 11. Lich-
With character.
the other day.
in ordrr to re-
plenish his muzaam dc modes with cutircly
new styles just received lion Europc,aud
perfectly bewitcliiug in their brilliancy, uov
startling man-
munifests itself
beside the plodding dullness ot'other cities.
And yet the shrewd Lichtenstein, by sub-
mitting to this loss has realized an enormous
Such a sum in ready cash enabled
him to approach effectively importers in dis-
tress for funds to meet. their obligations. and
he bought up all their invoices of choice goods
on terms immensely below cost.
furnishes his lady customer-s with incompar
ably the freshest and most captivating fash-
ions to be found on the American continent,
and at prices positively astonishing in their
In fact he dispOses of the most
[Io thus
, exactly as low
icli bud grown
antiquated and uninteresting. '
Any lady who desires to supply herself with
the really fashionable nouuwutes in rich
Ribbons for morning underlining robesTrim-
miugs for Clocks and Muntillas, as well as
with all kinds of Garniture for morning
gowns, Crochet Fringcs,Vclvcss and Silks
for bonnets. ustrich Feathers, French Flow-
era for ball ornamentsfim. should be prompt
to make her selection at Liclitenstein’s, whose
stock is literally unparalleled in point of ex-
cellence, distinguc, beauty and
a
perfectfrcsh-
.. 41.49
I:-
V6 111. B. Swan
I_Il S removed his Saddle and
llblllllllllcllb to the Basement Rooms un-
der '0 store of Geo. F.Beldcii wherehe will
b; 1' ily at; all times to attend to the calls of
his patrons and friends. 4149
‘3‘ ‘ _._._...._._.
D , nbnry B. 3. Stock for Sale.
S 'ZVE IAL shares of the above stock for
[sale low. 3M9
Ellqtllrr‘ a! this (111 Ce
from file manufacturer. ,- Great Bargains
Ill Groceries, Crockery, Glass
Ware. doc. ”
HE subscriber will sell his entire stock
consisting of Groceries. Provisions,
Crockery. Glass and Wooden Ware at cost,
commencing on Monday, Dec. 1311:. A rare
chance is now offered to the public to lay in
their winter’s stock at greatly reduced prices.
' ’l‘er'ms positively cash.
- I. S. JON ES - '
South Norwnlk, Dec. 7th, 1858. 2949
Straw Sewers Wanted.
NE hundred American girls accustomed
to the use‘ol‘ the needle, can find pleas“-
aot.bcalthy, and steady employment with
good wages. by applying immediately atthe
Straw Sewing establishment . ' ’»
FLAGG a: BALDWIN. .
‘ Milford. Ct.
To lot or lease
AT SUUTIJ NORWALK,
EAR the Depot, the most southerly Store
of the three now being erected. built of
4M9
cellar with it if wanted. > _
Also. a fine Basement, well lighted, well
finished and high ceiling. (over eight feet.)
and well adapted for business purposes, being
the most northerly one. AI 0 _
For Sale
Six fine Building Lots on east, side the Har-
o ny part being paid if improved. .
. C. F. Tolles. at Thos. L. Peck’s,is fully
authorised to actfor me in the above matters.
NATHAN C. ELY.
New York, Dec. 1st, 1858. 49
Removal. '
HE Norwnlk Furniture and CabinetWare-
rolims have removed to Hubbcll's Brick
building, over Knapp dc Lynes Drug Store:
third floor, where he will be happy to serve
all who may favor him with u call.
II. M. TERRELL, Agent.
-. mom. MARKET .!
“WE _S'.I.'Ill lIVE!”
AVING again risen. I’henix like. from
the ashes of the hilt: fire. we are now as
ready and anxious to serve our old customers
be kept and sold at their establishment as of
ore. Our new Market may he found above
the ruins of our former stand, and will al-
ways be supplied iiilh an extensive variety
of first quality of meals. So give us a call.
S. MITCHELL.
Norwalk. Dec. 4th. 1858. 49
you: Dividend. ,
FAIRFIhl.D Cunxrr Bssk. I
- Norb'lilk, Dec lPt. l858
HE President and Directors have this day
'declared a dividnnd of four per cent.
Irom the net earnings for the six months en-
ding thisdute, payable on demand. Per 0r-
der. 2t49 J. A. MUOhHEAD. Cashier.
lost for 100 Years.
THH I' TRUE OI"l
ITALIAN PEARL WATER !
TUE wonderfully pleasant iind effective
~_ qualities of which were known to an ig-
norant, uncivilizcd nation more thaua cen-
tury ago.
Never before offctcd in America. it is alone
in its pro eminence, as a most agreeable and
efficient purifier oflllr Skin and Complexion
Possessing none of the detrimental qualities
of Acidiilous Cosmetics. it imparts asqflm'ss
and firmness In thefl:sh. eradicates ullxrup-
Lions of the Skin, gives u natutul freshness
to the'fiomplexion. and ministers unfailingly
to the thousand delicate necessities of a Lil-
dy’s Toilet. ,_
JVolil'r Illa! the Irade mark is on every bot-
tle. Price 511 cents. For sale by Druggmts
rind 'Funcy Goods dealers. Wholesale Agents
Smith dz Gilbert, 34 Murray-sh, N. Y. 3m48
NEW 60008.
RE undersigned would inform his custom-
ers and the publicktbat he has now in
store, a full assortment of new Hardware.
Window Glass, Oils, Paints, 8pc
WM. C. STREET,
Phoenix Block.
ROOFING.
HE subscriber is prepared to furnish por-
tics building with Wurren's superiOr
Felt and Cement Roofing.
'l‘hisnrticle of Roofing is in use upon the
Norwalk Lock Company’s building and at
Lounsbiiry. Bissell d. Co’s, where it gives en.
cheapest, as well as the best Roofing in use.
Allordors left With John W. Hubbelljt the
office of Wm. K.Jumes, will receive prompt
attention. tf41 J. N. HILL.
Wholesome Bread.
House Is eepers
J AMES
PYLE’S
A LW~A rs BUY 'rniz’n Es'l'
This Suleratus should be
found in the culinary depart-
men t of every house in this
1.
land. Itsuuquestionablenn
DIETETIC rity and excellencein produ-
cing Goon ISREADJDIIFI bring
SALERATUS it into geicrnl use. The wide
spread reputation it has al-
.___—-—-— ready gained, is the result of
.. veal merit, and shows the
AMES ability of the American Pou-
J pie to discriminate in favor
of a wholesome article.
PYhE'S There are thousands of suf-
f'uri-rs from dyspepsia, decoy-
. ed teeth, and other derange-
DI ETETIC ments of the st stem. brought-
on by the use of common
SALERATUS Ouuinc Sula-alps. It is a
said spccracle, too,to look up-
oli the " puny faced child" of
this present day without con-
stituliun, and with its teeth
all eaten out and think of
the cause being impuritiesin
food.
How much longer. good
moh‘lersjs this state of things
JAMES
PYLE’S
DIETETIC to last? Ae-k for
JAMES PYI.E'S
SALERATUS Dietetic Snleralus,
which is free from every lin-
purity, and as harmless to
the stomach as flour itself.
If you want nice Biscuit,
Coke. «kc . you can find nolh
iog equal it, Tell your Gro-
Cer you want no other. No
doubt bewill tell you it is.
no better than'any other, in
JAMES
PYLE’S
DIETE'I'IC l order to got rid of his old
, stock. or something on which
SALERATUS he can realize larger profit;
, but persevere until you get
.--—-——————— it. and judge for yourself.
Beware of Counterfeits—
J‘AMES l’l‘he readiness of unscrup -
e l lousgivals to imitate our lu-
|bcls.signiiics much in our
PYLE’S flavor." The genuiiie'is done
up in pounds. halves and
. quarters. with the name of
DIETEI‘IC " Janus Prue” on each.
Depot. 313 Washiugtomst.
SALERATUS New York. Sold by Grocers
' l_ generally. 3in49
Burnt Ont,
tho public patronage bcslowcd on me
before 1 was burnt out. [most respectfully
announce to the public that l have opened on
entire new stock of Furniture. in Hiibbcll’s
building, over Knapp & Lynes Drug Store.
which I will sell as cheap as can be bought
at any other Store in the State. .
. II. M. TERRELL, Agent.
SIII’ERIILY BEAUTIFUL I
JUST OUT. '
Cosmopolitan Art Journal ,
For December-.4 .
OVER seventy pages—choice articles—el-
egantly illuslraled—spleudidSteel Eli-
~uasv1ngs; Price 50 cents. Specimen copy ,
cant,ou receipt of 18 cents, in stamps or coin.
Address, C. A. DURAND, ‘
Harness es- -
brick.and well adapted to any business”.
bar. near the Railroad Bridge, ‘cligibly loco--
ted and will be sold at a low price and with»
Bridge.
UT not cost down. Feeling grateful for '
...;.~-
i‘ .5. moon... in; ’15.,
HOMEOPATHIST,
: Graduate Yule" Med Institnti-flluss 185| a ’62
’ Office in Hubbell’s Block,NorwaIk.
'ill-zi-‘l-muxcns.‘
Dr. Dennison. Fllll'llelll, Conn._,
1);. 1’.C. Skill". New Haven, Conn.
Dr. Norton. Bridgeport, Conn. _
Dr. 11. A. Collins. Springfield, Mass.
Dr.(}. P. Conley. New Brllaiu. Conn.
Dr Jul. 11. Austin. BristolGolln.
llr.(}. A. Moody. P-lamvillc. Conn.
:I'. w. mason.
Attorney & Counsellilr at Law,
Connected in business withJ. M.-Carter, Esq.
and in his omce, Main street,
Norwalk, Conn.
Millinory and Dress Honing.
188 F. PILGRIM would respectfully in-
form her old friends and customers of
Norwulk and vicinity, thatche has res-opened
street, entrance 2nd door West of the Post
Office. In connection with her Milllnery.
she hasmiide arrangements to"carry on the
Dress Makingibusiuesv in all its branches. 43
’ fl ' Norwalk furniture
AND CABINET EMPORIUM.
Vl‘HE subscriber has just received a Inigo
and, splendid assortment of Furniture.
consisting‘in’ part of Rosewood and Millioga
ny marble top Bureaus, Rosewood and Mo-
hogany Bedstcads, Marble top and plain Card
Centre, and Loo Tables, Mahogany Sofa
Chairs. Rockers. Sofas, Tete-n-tetes, Maihoga.
ny Lo‘ungesin brockctel, 'do.‘vpla‘in. Maple:
BIuck:Wnlhnt,Ook.Cane seat Chairs, 'Mir
rors',"‘Bedsteads, Cribs, Cradles, and all goods
generally‘foun'din a first class Warehous.
cheap for'cash. Entrance on Main street.
' H. M. T'ERRELL, Agent.
Norwalk, Nov. 30th, 1838.
SLEIGHS, =
_.——-._'—-
‘sll'Ens, _. . .
* ~ sxlrrns.
BE subscriber is now in.receipt of clargo
, in'voiccof the above goods} which will
be sold low forCash.
' Now Boys one and all,
. Please give me a call,
A: the Agricultural Storc,’west side of the
. ' , _ II G. BRIGHAM.
Norwulk. Nov.301h, 1858. , 4
Something New.
IIE subscriber is agent for the sale of
Bidwell’s l’at'iént Bituminous Coal Oil
Grease, for Axles, Mill Gearing. dc. This
Grease for Stage: Wagons. Curls, Carlingel,
Mill Genrihg.’ Heavy Ratings. dc,,' is found
to be the best in use. Iris warranted tomnd
any temperature. It com ines the bath . etc.
of beeswav and tar. keeps the Arlen always
coal, and d; es not run 011'. and i~ unsurpassed
in du.ability and clicupm-ss. Iluvin'g thol-
oughly tested it myself for the last few years
I can confidently recommend ,il.
- MARVIN.
4
. . G E0 RGE
Norwulk. Nov. can. I858.
GREAT annuc'ricu
IN PRICES OF
DRY ' GOODS '
o
ISHING to reduce our stock offloods
within the ncx: thirty days, we shall
make from
in1 nearly all of'our goods from former prices.
This is no Humbug, iiwur
customels will readily see on examining the
goods. ‘
The stock consists of afull assortment of
noMEs-ilc GOODS,
Shawls, Clocks, Dress Goods of all kinds,
Broadcloths, Cassimeres, and Gents. Furnish-‘
ing Goods.
look at the Following.
Bav State Shawls 86, former price $7.50.and
the some reduction in all other kinds. Del
laines 10 cents, former price 1‘21: and 15 cts.,
the best quilitics 15 and 18 cents. Also
GREAT BARGAINS
in goods ndaptedto Men’s wear, Cloths and
Cassimercs cuf- free of charge as usual.
Gents/Undersliirtsund Drawers for 50 to
60 cents. worth from 75 cents to~'$1. I
Call at. once and sec for yourselves.
' H. C. BARDWELL.
Norwalk. Nov. 2921:, 1858. 43
j. Removal-"Hardware.
M. C_. STREEt has taken the store for-
-merly occupied by E. A. Blank, lb 00-.
I’haruix Block.where he_w,illcom.inue to sup-
ply the trade as usual. having in store what
was saved from the hill. firc,and also ordered
a full supply from, the manufactures so that
in a few days. his stock will be as complete
as before the fire.
runs 1, runs:
FINE lot ol‘,Lcdie's Capes. Victorines,
Cuffs. Mulfs,&c.; together with stocks
of Far and other Gloves. Mittens, 550., at the
Norwalk [lat Emporium. -
H; C. HANDLE.
r
Nov. 2911., 1858.,
finbury‘ & Norwalk Ralroad.
Nor-walk Station.
NTIL fi‘i'rtlier.‘uotice,rall trains will stop
at the Freight Depot for the receiving
and landing of passengers.
“47 11.1 RVEY SMITH. Sup’t.
Notice.
HE Subscriber may be found for the pres»
cut. at the Boot and Shoe sloreol' J. N.
Lockwood dc 00.. I’hmnix Block (who has
generously taken him in. and supplied him
with comfortable quarters), us. ready as ever
to l'urlilslisolvs l'or hisilestitutc fellow sinners.
or to sew any till-es that may be found about
their undelslundings Allhoiigh he lost his
aw/ at the lame li.c.he will stick to his friends
in general, and old customers in particular.
to the last. So stick upcg till-re, iuld comi-
ni-d see my new Ientlwr apron. and honest
face. as nbove,in Pllmuix Block. foot; of Mill
Hill. PAUL BRISNER.
01" THE
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
5 UPERB ENG Rfl VIJVGS .'
Beautiful Art: J ournal-«Valuable Premi-
‘ ums, 810., &c.!
HIS popular Art Association. now in its
fifth year 0 unparalellcd success, having
purchased. and engraved on steel. Herring’s
great painting. “ Till: VILLAGE BLAcxslirll.”
will now issue copies, to its subscribers only.
on heavy platepaper, 30 x 38 inches on the
foll0iving,_ . -
Terms of Subscription .-
Evcry person remitting three dollars, will
receive a-cOpy oftlie superbls'teel Engraving,
after Herring's celebrated Painting,
The .Village Blacksmith.
Als’o a copy of the beautiful , ,
Cosmopolitan. Art Journal,
Al elegantly ill istmted quarto Magazine.—
Also tree season tickets of admission to the
_ Eastern and Western Galleries of the Associ-
II. "
There will also be given to the Subscribers
several hundred valuable works of "Art. com-
prising line Oil Paintings. Broncos, Scalp.
lures, dzc.. from celebrated American unifor-
elgn artists.
Subscriptions will be received up to Jinn". I.
1859. On thepcvening- of that date. the pre-
miums-will be awarded to subscribers.
. ,, For full-portioning,see ,. Decemoclr Art
Journalpricc 50, cents. Specimen copies sent
:to those desirinzto sub-cribs. on the receipt
Agent.‘
dress ‘ * C - A. DURAND, Agent.
bf18centsiu postage: atoms or coin. All-,-
’ l
W. S. Sanford Jr Go , New [Liven Conn. 46 '
could find a complete assortment oft-ill things
40 Fl‘ully egapl, lf-not superior to, any other of
her Millinery in the Post Odlcc building, Wnl.‘ ,
25 o 40 per cent. Discount _
New. featuresu-Pif‘th Year}
VA all. good 3.3,"... f liishedginr ties of . pleasure
Page. Pitchers, Jars, etc.;
’Shswls, of the besthuality' uiid‘nll colors—a
:hpnand make toordermll articles in this
”linen: forts-let. . . 1:, . ,_ .
.t' ,; For cokiltJvoi-ylow prices, three setts of
. ted. sad sold at prices-to ruitthc times. Two
“A...
Danbury Advertisement.
Andrews. "derives,-
H’cva satisfied await} that his long been
felt lathe uppfipart:of’thio’county, vizz,
a place where .
30113232112333
required in Housekeeping. 'Theirst- ebb ing
the kind'in the.S_tatc-,pndcomp,rhing ‘ .
s-rov as,
forPai-Iorluad Kitchen}; ‘ V
Lf'_:‘.‘f‘.: .' .
T IN W, AR E ,
Pens, Kettles, Coffee Pots. FInldCans, elm;
worrisome,
I'ubs, PailslSleves, Brooms,clc.;
STONE win,
moors RY,
Teoand Dinner. Sets, etc ; etc.;
Wore'of all kinds; i p x ‘
mm WARE.
Sofas, Choirs, Totem-Tote; Racket-meld; 5
c Assn-rs.
ingraln: misled: single Ply, Double, and
011 Cloths.
. Now" FALL’ ,
s. voluptuous
SHA‘
.c
W L S.
Mantle Shawls, every variety; Brocha Long
Bargain; WoolLong and Square Shawls;
Stella Shawls, allprices; on entire new
stock of DRESS GOODS.
BLANKETS. }
Whitney Blankets, all qualities, at a b rgui.
' PUBS.
'Will be opened on Monday of next. week, pa
entire new stock of LADIES FURS
New Goods received every week.
. C. J. GRUMAN. '
Carpets and Bed Blanket
W3 E A. 'V I N G;
R.- ANDREW PREMISES, whowasawar-
ded the first premium on Rag Carpet at
the late Fsir in Dunbury, is prepared to exe-
cute all orders in the wearing of Rag Carpet
or Bed Blankets. conndcnt that from his ex-
perience he can please all who may entrust
him with their work. Heiwiil guarantee his
weaving to be. superior to anything of the
kind which 'can be procured in this vicinity.
CARPETST READY dIADE
kept constantly on hand. which will be sold
very low. The public are invited to call at
his rooms in Allen .1: Price’s new building.
(centre entrance.) and man im- 11:4 in.
- Norsinlk, Nov. 81h. 1858. 3m'45
15133 981,57 officer norms.
,ORSE Blankets, Buffalo iind other Robes.
l 5 361,; so: ”igloo [Sleigh Bells, as .well
as. c.,ery descrlpiiiin‘ of Harness or Std
di‘ery- Ware, may be found at theSubscriber’s
old stand, east side the Dr
idgc, Westport. '
, . _\\'M. S. JONES.
.Westport, Nov. 20th, 1858.‘
mos-nun rams-rs
Stcarns d. Marvin’s Safes.
N the grcstlii'c. last week, in this place.
I two of the {IDUVO Sal'cs-pa‘isssd tlirouuh
the intense heat, preserving the whole of
their books and - papers ill perfectly legible
condition. We say intense, for they were to
lion out nftlie Shul‘dtflldlcl‘t on the sidewalk.
within sir feet ot‘ the fire. ‘ exposed tofjlne
whole-if it", without one drop )l water being
thrown on them. They belonged to, or were
purchased by the Selectmen of Norwalk‘.
New Cunaan ‘nnd Wilton. and proves the
soundness of .heir judgment in making the
purchase of STEAR‘S d' MARVIN.
Manufacturers of Wilder’s Patent Safes for
17 years. 40 Murray-st, New York.
New Stage and Rack Lino.
’l‘flE subscribermuving pi-ovidcal himscll
with comfortable Stages, and careful
Drivers, will attend to the conveyance of
Passengers and their Baggage to and from
the sevcruli’geuipopntl,Steamb-Jats. Also
Comfortable Hacks,
at short. notic :. H‘dping‘hy‘ai slrictund faith-
ful attention tothe wants of the public. to re-
ceive’a liberal share of their patronage. he
subscribes himself the ‘publiv’s humble ser-
‘v‘ant. - . -. .._._SAMUEL NEWELL.
1’.S.--0rders left» the Connecticut Hotel
will receive prompt attention. "‘37
fist-:35! A D.- ,
BirdwtcllisiAd rtisement. l
13. EM 0 v .A. 1;.
FAIRFIELD CO.
Shim 38,-HARNESS & TRUNK
' ‘ ,D' E- PO T.
Harness, Harness, Harness.
THE undersigned most respectfullyiuforms
- the in ha-bituiitp of this‘und the adjoining
townl, til at they will keep constantly on
Iiiio'oi business, andhnpc by personaLatteuo
lion . and I ow allergen, to. merit a share of pub-
lic patronlige. Strict and (prompt attention
will he giv on to Repairing. leaning and OTI-
in; Berna"; .. V .
Tsusss,ri_.-gcnenl osso'. talent will always
new ‘Iaruesa.’ ‘ThlsBsroessw be wo‘i‘na-
second hand sctt for’sale cheap.
DEAN c 00.,
A“;-‘-."‘
:7 511”}? OA'R'DING' 110 cismurj ~_~
Comm-”Win: Avenue and new" Street, “
£135
' HE Dchlllug Mouse and Urouiidth-ccnt
' Main Street. Opposite the residence of Chas.
‘SherrylEsq. For further particulars apply
to ' "
34H 5 '
for the: tralisaction of the abovu business.be
Iieving that thcinterestsol the employer's“
employed will bemutually promotgu thereby.
He has several applicationsclrcsdy on hand
for desirable tenements,to purchaseand to
rent. Ind those having-inch property to dis.
pose of. would do well to confer with the
subscriber.
letting Houses to good tenents, upon a recs-
cnable commission. and all persons listing
propeny to let. or desiring to rent houses fan
the ensuing year, should nake immediate ap-
pllcction. '
a good market. containing 12 acres; about 20
acres ohgood farm land near and convenient
to the village: Wlll particularly uccommo
date retired gentlemen ;—a tract of 13 acres
of Building Lots. with a commanding view.
bountiful and desirable, within about one
hundred rods of the most pleasant and fash-
iohablepsrt of the town, where is located
Three splendid and commodious Churches,
Also a. piece of Sslt—mendow end otherlsnd.
Sunni. JARVIS. Esq.. deceased.
. Will be sold‘a’t‘innclr-lssrlhon ice-ulna!"
a very small sum down. an. . :1" ‘1
studio small monthly or quarterly puments.
if the purchaser desirel-Ait. '- ‘
zlc'r‘ri, who will give 111 needed information »
Blots. PLOWs, nos. 18, 19. 20. 2l,4:,o,-ubmil.
Couch & Saulord's l’lows. nos. 0!), It) and 31).
llull's c lebrutod Us How, no. 3 '
. Cultivators, with cast steel rcversable teeth.
.. iseed Sewers. of the must. approve-d kinds.
Chums, Thcl moms-tor and Cylinder, fill sues.
Shoiels. Spades, Hoes. steel and mulunh-
Rakes. Scoops, iron and cast steel. Grnin Uru-
dles,Cradlc and grass Scytlies. Sickles.sc'vlho
Rifles. Scythe Stones, Hay rakes. Garden
'l‘roiwls. Axes. Hulchels. Hummers, Angers.
Apple Pnrers. Wheel Burrows, Buckets, Crow
Bars. Curt Trace. Log. “alter and Pump
Chains. Corn Shellers. Hay Cutters; Manure.
Hay and Grain Forks, Grind Stones, Burrows
Muzzles. Meat Cutters, Picks, I'nmps, Saws.
Girdcn Shears Ox Bows and Yokes. do, for
sale by
provinut'heir brccdsofSwinc.cau availthem- cclain,.Gl-.iss, S'l‘buc Chino. 53”" Plated.
selves of. on application at the subscriber’s
market, at South Norwalk.
HIS '
n. onmnnn a. sons}.
At Meir
.Madc Cuflius of all sizes and descriptions,
from the most costly Rosewood to the plain- .3
est ever used.
king business. we are confident we can give . .
perfect satisfaction to all who may need our one gum platinum. (the most. beautm'l') ‘0'
services. .
Ready nude, audaflndo to
or cheap Clothing. but. any of his friends or
customers may favor
large stock of
constant y on hand. which he is bound to-‘se'll
cheaper than can be bought at any other es-
tablishment in this cuuntry. All he wants is
acull and he will surely sell. All his gar
IIIHIIIS are warranted to fit or no sale. '
kinds of Children‘s Clothing. and making
them fit. Call and sec for yourselves. '-
All Persons owning Horsssi
variety of Blankets and horse Cloths required
for winter Scl‘VlCe, and has constantly on hand
and will make to order anything iii'the Saddle
or Harness line, which he guarantees shall
ssmcarlicle can be purchased anyc'ohefie else.
my themselves of the fact
2
n...<-~\~w~o--'o~
3m! distill.
1-0 1.2.11. 5
ass-roan,
Apply to HENRY .l. HUYT. '
,_. ._...____;... a...—
P'or Sale or to lot.
Iy occupied by Win. E. “1580:“, localmluii
HORACE N. SEAVER,
27 Gourtlaudt Street, N. Y.,
WM. E BISSELL,
‘Oifito
Norwalk.
Real and 53.23;}: use“...
nanuovz‘
HE Subscriber would innounce to thi
public that. he hosestablished an angelic;
House Hiring and Letting. _._
Particular attention paid to [:1 bearing and
DIMON FANTON. '
r o n in: 5““
At Norwalk, Connecticut.
EYERAL tracts of Land—one valuable
piece of Woodland—easy of access, near
~___
4 .
srnrnn‘s snrru.
N. B-1'he above was the property of
t
‘Enqnil‘e of
A NEW nooss, eligibly located. with,
in three minutes’ walk -of' the Bridge.
No Moneynmv‘n:
.- mlyimnodiutely to Editor of the GA-
. Agricultural Implements.
Wholesale or Retail at ‘Jlarilqnclnrcr’a
Prion).
Bush Hooks. Hay and Pruning Klilvee.0x
w.c.srnsn'r.
S '1' O C K E O G.
HE subscriber has u very time Stock Hon.
which farmers and others desirous of im-
unsnrJoNEs.
CabInet Makers;
old established I’Vare Rooms,
East side (/15 Bridge, opposite.
P/urnix Block;
H
Chairs.\Looking Glarscs..Muftresses. dc" bargainsin Ribbons.
ever offered for sale in‘ this place, which we
havejust purchased for Cash, at extremely
low prices, and intend to sell accordingly.
We also keep constantly on band'Rrady
. From our long .exnericncein the Underta-
Norwalk,Sept.13th, 1858.
CLOTHING
Order.
ONES. at Cannon’s Station. is now ready
and willing to attend to all orders for finr
.liiin ~wilh.f‘}1e bus a
Cloths, Gassimores cv stings
N ll.—-I take parilculur painsin making all
G; F. JONES.
' Wilton. Cannon-'9 Station.
'mron'rm'r 1'0 7
; [IE Subscriber hasjusl received a large
invoice oi ull'ulo and other Robes. every
not only be better made. but as cheapas the
We respectfully ask the public to call and-sat-
srnrnss swssx.
Under Connecticut Hotel.
Something Worth Knowing.
“ LIVE AND LET LI VE.”
Bc always ready and willing to help those
'lt'l'lo are try/mg to lie/p Illemsrlt'es.
OIIN FRY has tukenu shop on the piem~
ises of Mr. Horace A. Gibbs. where ht‘
will be found, early and late.ready lo accom~
modutcall who maytrus’t his inpcnuily and
skill. in furuirhing and selling Furnaces and
tin, copper. brass and sheet irou utensils, in
the most substantial and well finished man-
ner that can be turned out of any of the No.
l shopsin this great city, or any other large ~»
town.
All kinds of Plumbing aitcnded to and
turned oft‘with neutuess and dilpulcli. '
Do not pnssby
Yourfriend John Fry.
A very desirable Resilience
FOR SALE!
Thntdcsirublc dw-ellingon High-5L, beau-
tifully overlodkin'g the village and Sound,
tastefully and substantially built. furnished
with Hot Air Furnace. Gas, and other,
modern conveniences. with Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees and Sh rubbery, &c.,will be sold
at a bargain. if applied i'or soon as the ow-
ncr has no use for the some,“
Also. part of a new‘B‘ticlt House i n Knight
street tolct. JOSEPH SHEPHERD. :
Norwulk. Nov. lot. 1858. 44
Winter Gloves '
OR Men’s and Boys’ wear, every variety,
stylesnd price. mine very superior Fur.
Gauntlets, to. Cell soon or you’lllosethen,
at RANDLE’SfioJSkiddy’c Block" , .,;
Colton atrium ~.
1:! f If. lie}; door to Boonie Confectionery.
l
a.
‘Lhcflarl'mu and New Haven Depots.
loose for file 'iCh‘odp. 7 ;
I
AVE now °Oh‘"‘d the “9'39“ 3}“! best» Cash Constzin additions to
assortment of Cabinet 1' u r 11 l t n r e, Auction Roommnnd always on exhibition
and Sixth Avenue stages and cars.
operation warranted and registered. Teeth
inserted on Gold for 84% set.
Henters. mending and making all-kinds of
filth) gull: fill—Itfllfllllillls.‘
From the Advertising Oflicazflarondwny. ‘
.3 -....,.,......-,.;- ~.~.~~wv..-.-.- ~(v\~l“w.w “M
1211me , ,llguse, New York.
«IS. 357. 359. no 7361 Fourth Avenue
‘ Between 26th anp 27th streets, oppositl
DIJVING SJILOOJV‘ BILL OF FJRE.
BREAKFAST AND TEA.
Milk Toast 9c
.-_.‘ -IWM‘ .__
glib goth gin: , ‘
‘;~‘..'..‘.“.;.1.;~:.;.i;.:3.1M}...a ‘
fume. \ppkton’n Building, 1 H‘ r
. -Vm N3. MLV
STAIN}! ! 35:?th ,1! l
'SAMUEL T. _, $31,"le my.
A Extra Refined ilcornldtu “chi?
Tbat will polll-h 1 linen and Milling,“
“offered to Families Ind ‘Jobhcs‘w mam
Complaint! that Shl .fl bosom of.
do not. look Wf‘ll.
in me business. and ma larger: fulfill“
or manulsc'faring, th to proprietor of Oh
Stu-ch confidently assures the p
Blast he is able to tut nish noniolc Ill
ways of auniform qn Ility. Lsundrencv‘
adhering to the iron :. as in the r
lion of this starch particulcr 3.30:1:
pbeen taken to prod-Ice on article that
will give a clear and high polish to th
Iinen,und the greatest satisfaction in
using. Be sure to ask for Sir-lion’s -
'1“! Steak, 7c Fish Calls To
Para :‘Ilcuk. _7c Portcrli’n .Itk 2 c Dry Toast 60
Veal Cull-:13 7c ien ierl‘n slk 15c Fried Potatoes 3c
.luttun (hogs in I Sirloin strnk13c (‘otl'l-c and Ten 3c
Lamb Chops 7c , Broil’cl chickn 25 Cocoa a bowl 6c
.Iam A 1-ng. 19c Wheat cakes 6c Com-e A Cakes 64:
Fried 11am 13c | Buckwheat do 6:: Extra Brood 3c
l-‘ried Snu'gcs 7c l-‘ried'kiggs 3c 1 Brown Dread, 3c
' ‘ricd Fish 70: l Boiled do 3c Bread a milk 9:
Fried Clams 7c Poached do. 12:: Rice and mill; 9c
Fried Eels ' 7c Broil’dMnckl 13c
2 DINNER.
Road; Bel f 7'." Val Fle 7c Chickoe Pie Iz‘c
Limb - 7c I‘ot I‘ie 7c Chic. I-‘ricn'o 13c
Veal 7c Chin Pie 7c BeefSoup to
0:1: 7c Boiled Fish 7c Lamb Chops 12c.
'orncd 3601' To Roan Turkeylfic Pork Stock 13c
“lied Pork 7c Goose 15c Fried Eggs » 13c
0- ‘ Beans 7c Duel 15¢
a? ‘r :c Chicken 15c
‘ ‘ ‘e D vars cooxsn TO onnsr.
_ L” “I’d Chic. 25¢ St’w’d oyst’n 13c
irlolnSteak 13c Bro we“: 13,, Fried Oyst'n 13c
Tenderloin" 15c Yen! Ci. -. 13c pick“ 0119' 13,,
I’orterhoule 25c Haw Oyster.
. ”SEEM" *ord Pio fc
Plum Pudding 6c Apple Dump's fc 0115. do 5,,
Snot ”do Go Farina Pud’ng 6c Apple 1° dc
Bread do do 'f‘lpict-o do do Crunber-‘y l. 5.;
nice do, .. tie, Peach Pie dc Lemon do
ludinn do; so Mince l‘io 6c Pumpkin do tic
Brnudy,Wine, Porter. Ale. ac.
Lodgings 25 cents per night.' Open at all
hours. stnsxos H. Ken,-
I yn50 Proprietor.
New Cash louse. .
BEGAN dz'l‘ERNAN, 2 Warren-st, N.
Y., offer to dealers at very low pricis
for net cash oulfiand—priucipally from. And
lion, full lines ofgllibbou, Silks. Vulvels.
Blonds. Flowers. Cape Nels, 'I'arlatans, dc"
Plain Ribbons, Satin and Taffetes, evciy No.
and color. No 2 Warren-sh, (one door from
liroadway. N. .Y.) sSmds
wan-m, , 8.81nsloy,
UCCESSORto Greet-1w. & Blush-Land
~ Kinsley &.Dorling, wholesale dealer in
Drugs and Chemicals. Paints, 0th.. Dye
Stuffs, Acids, Glues-ware,&r.. 11 Gold-9L, .
l’. All orders carefully exrcuied with dis»
patch. iind with every regard to satisfaction
.in'piices and qualities. Consignments of
Drugs, Medicines. kc., disposed of to the but
{12. advantage, or brought to public notice. 0f-
_llce as above of Wm Burger, late of Court-
'Iiindt street. ' sounds
. ’ Gentleman’s Boots
A T WHOLVE SALE-AND RE TAIL.
'JWHUNT. 430 “Broadwuyc‘gflew York.—
' 9 Gentlemeh’sfine dresnga-enchCulf Skin
noun. $410 31:50.. Patent Leather (Elsi-tic
ShufikSI-OD'L Long leggid Boots for Promo
nudes.:Sin-tinp. to. Large or small lots to
the trade fol-curl: ‘25 per cent chi-apol- than
any house in- the trade. scum
-. new. rié‘ai
.mrnovnn; PIANO . rims,
MANUFACTURED BY
Broadway , New York. These Pianos are
excelll-dby ~uone in quality' of tone, beauty
of fluisl‘, or durability. in pro f of which no
Mnuufuctoiyhas sold a greater number du-
ring the past year. The prices are guaran-
1ced to Weheaper than elsewhere in New
York. wholesale and ruluil. s lm4~l
. . _ , .
Gentleman’s r urmslimg Goods.
'1‘ Wholesale mud Retail. B. S. FULLER-
TON, 301 Broadway, New York, (near
Dunne-st. Shirts, Collars, Cravats, Iloswry,
Merino, Silk. and Cotton Cudcrshii‘ts and
Dram-rs. Shawls. Drc>siug Robes, u large an-
sorlmcnt of Scarfs and Tics, New Designs.—
Shirlii made to order from measure, all allow
prices for Cash. sly42
’
Crockery and Glass Ware,
T on: Ulll stand. established in 1832, R.
J- M. BRUNDIGE, 2532 Bleeckcr-Et., N. Y.,
now oti‘crsa fine assortment. of French Por-
Brittsliia indananncd Ware, Table Cutle-
ry, l’armn Marble, km, of the latest patterns
and best. qualities at low prices. s3m39
Ribbons I Ribbons!
ASII! CASH! JOHN FARRELL, 116
Chambers-st., New York, (near Hudson
Rivci Rniinoad depot.) The Cash Ribbon
House of the city. Murchcnts and milliuers
will lind.on visiting 116 Chambers-st" that
hey will ear-3 25 per cent by purchasing for
stock from the
3:111:39
._._.—
'Dr. 0. A. Jarvis, Dentist,
Bleecker Street, between
Christopher and Amosrzreets N.Y.
ccessiblc by the Hudson-st... Bleeckcr st.,
Every
On motion-
$30. On Vulcanized Rubber. (the lightest
37 and best.)-=for $30 On Cheoplastic for $20.
On Silver for $10.
Strangers desiring to test
the work by wear.can do so by giving secu-
. rity for the return of the case or money. y3‘h
UBBER Boots for mer . women ,' and chil-
drc :1. Rubber Shocs,all sizes at
OLMS’I‘EAD'S.
“dddddddddfiddd
P” ' no. nuns a: co, "7‘
w Publishers and Originators or the m
g- Lefitiniata Gift Book Enterprise. 4»
o businessmen“ a
Kr A GIFT wrrnnvnmr BOOK! a
W llwlqilmm'liir New England :Ii'lftlfllllll, Boston. a
Sand for a. Catalogue! ‘ .00
G.
W ‘ .,r..: x >7; -.
is £17.? ‘ ‘ ‘
phkhkhhhshhhh
‘ lisnnnlm 1. out again in the can...
Flirnimrebusiuess in‘ full blast. GI"!
him as cull,nt Hubbcll’p new building, new
the Bridge. -- 3
$500.01- 31000 wanted.
, HE abov‘c sum is wanted for ushorl peri-
T ‘od, or a- term or years on unincumbcreu‘
reul'Estatr. Security of double vulue;six per
cent. per unnum. payable semi-annually. will
no piiid'aad nothing more. Apply to me of
lice of the Gazette. '
Rich Rosewood a. Mahogany
CABINET WARE
Conrmsrsu every article of I’urlor Furnio
lurrnwthe store of
« ANDREWS d: IVES,
_ Dunbury, Ct.
Carpets and Oil Cloths,
OF every description. style, quality, and
price. Parties in wool. will rind thutil
willpay to give us ii call. '
' ANDREWS d: IVES,
Dunbury, Ct.
A.”
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Stoves I Stoves!
FINE lot. of Stovesjust the article need-
.ed by the Public. which will he mid at a
grant sacrifice for cash, in order to misc the
means to complete my new Foundry.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
Norwulk Foundry" Building.
locust Mountain Coal.
THE proprietors of the Locust Mountain
Coal,clsiin hot it yields 97 per cent car-
bon.und only 3 per cent invite, and that
there is no Coal equal to it for furnaces. ran-
ges, or stores. We are rewiring it. direct
from the miners, Messrs. chplior .Ir. Brother.
and is believed to be the only genuine Locust
Mountain Cool in this market.
For sale hv C II 182'. J. C. HANDLE.
A lot ofSofas, Tote-notches,
GPA-bottom Chairs. Rockets, Centre Tu-
bles. and numerous other articles sligh
1y damaged at the‘lntefire. for rule at a grc
sacrifice. H: M. TERRELL, Agent.
In Hubbell’s Building, Norwalk.
. Religions-flirt looks.
'I‘HE Path of Life; by Rev. D. Wise.
_‘ Tthoung Ndn‘s Counselor “
The Young Lady’s Counselor , 9
Guide for: Young Disciples. Rev. J. G. Pile.
'Prlnééiofithc 3' use of avid. .
sampling-slowing British Poets.
Also Stondlrd Poetical Works in gml'n
. so ounce. RNA curses...
KNAPP a: wuss.
.\'
EOGRAPIIY a new llpply, :PRIOI Eye-iii cgn‘nd 898 3‘ the .l COTIIQI' 8101*.”
. - "‘4‘; 3 _.> ,1," .
assumes. ammo. No. 637 ‘
hStarch. Price p cent less than any other
manufacturers. For sale by IIIGroccn. ,
Wilton-r. Grunts $8130.. '
“Wholesale agents.235 and 237 Woshlnp-
,‘ ton st. near Barclaysst" N. Y.‘ ' 1'35!
l STARGII. .srucll.
nohday trounce. ,
"'ZRT BROTHERS, Jewelers. 389 0..
IIBLB?;H90\. ‘ NE; Yprkfi second door "hm
People’s Bank, u._ “if: til “1::an w '9.
citizens of Norwalk i... 1"" at," 9”": I”
store. andwill be daily ices. '“ 8,; "”5 a.”-
month. choice styles of Watch-.. 'Jf’el'h
Silver Ware and Plated Ware. sailor...‘ ‘9'
Holiday and Bridal Presents, which for rich‘
ness of style, quality of material. and tar
aonuble prices cannot be surpassed. All
goods are warrented to be as represented and
if found to be otherwise, may be exciton“.
or the money refunded.
We also pay pnrticulnr attention to repair-
ing line Watches. Clocks and Jewolry, in the
most complete manner, and at prices Inch
less than any other house in this city. When
you come to New York collpand ermine our
stock. you will be under no obli‘fllon to
purchase. - v3.44
non-n n- sums.
255, 2:51, ago a. an Gnu
It. a or. am cam-st.
New York,
EQUEST the uttentiol of ollwho. on
about iii-visit the city to lisinpucut
large stock of. new and fashionable pry'co‘m
selected in the‘ EurOpenn and American-iot-
kets expressly (or lf'all an Winter Went, Ind
which they are offering at 20'per'ééiii"“
BELOW REGULAR PRICES,
mom!!! . .
Infalhblc yloor Ipxhg.
MERE all othe§=Sprlngo “vermin this
has been lound‘emirely telinjblp, old
wherever introduced Ins super-ceded allolherl
l‘his Spring can he put on and any amount
of power appliedlhy a child ten’yunof use,
and is equally applicableio closin the at or
or holding it open. By simply a iding the
catch, the power can at pleasure,“ Instantly
Removed. and the door allowed to Act En-
tirely Free. The Trade supplied by E; 1'.
I‘ORREY, Manufaci‘urér and Patentce, No. C
Platt~st.. New York. v3lll43:
New Carpets,
1011 Full lradc,st reduced prices. The
subscriber is prepared to exhibit at his
new and spacious stores, Z75 Cnnol-st'.,’nnd
ment of Carpets, in new patterns, vim
Medallion carpets, in various rich designs.
Velvet carpets. from .. 81,25 to $1.50 pr vd.
Tapestry Brussels do.‘ (m to 1,12 1-33
Brussels do. 1,12231015t7a " ..
l‘hrec-ply do} " , $15 to 1,05 ‘-
S‘uper ingrciu. do. ~63 lot. 75 ..-
Extra line ingrcin no. 45 to 55 ..
Common iugrain do. . 25-20 ‘37:,
'l‘willed and plain Venetian carpets, oil-
clolhs,druggcts.rugs,’ matiualr rods. dc.
atwholesnlu and retail. ' . ' ’
2.10 ml f ' d (3:130:31. Ill'ATT,
'1. a -s-.au 3 wn'-. 5‘
of Broailway:N. Y. .0 7m 52,1 Neck"!
Also, Sole Agents for selling Aublmrowo
or Looms.and Auburn l’risou made The.
Ply,Ingrnin, and Venetian Carpets. '
d N.B.—Corpcts for Churches made
or. .’ I I .
Macho, Hatter, 4.16 Broadway,
E—uconi-agcd by the
ccivcd, .. .
A—gagu calls the attention of the public to
on
to or-
not
Patronage . 11“; has ro-
is
L—nrge istock of‘IIATS of.his own make,
It!“
[—mporled from Paris.._, Hewouid also any
to his ‘ ' ’ " ‘
O—ld customers. that his new style of
u—at for the Fall is a superior article, and -'
A—head of anything eve: adored to the
public.
T—hc long time MEALIO
fished, and ,
T—helpxpericnce he has had in the business-
sve - i
E—nrned for himsbe merited i
u—cputution of being the BEST .HATTB‘
Higlrew lork. f
; urge assortment of Child" ’
.uid Cups. Ladies’ and CMldren‘s¥:I:.lI-’=:
nrcllas, Canes. Vuliselnkc. V'tid.
dealio, Hatter, 416 Brocdmy. l. I.
can my;
. Grand and Square Pianos,
3 1-11aner am..-
84 Walker-n. near me "i ’
NEW YORK, Manufacmrcro~iwtgwaita¥d§
co the First Premium whete‘ohid ibenevor
they brought their Piano Fortes. Into con-pc-
titiun with the best makers of Boston New
York, Philadelphia and Baltimore. '
Received the two first prize Medals It the
Metropolitan Fair, Washington, 1855.
Thce_b‘irst premium (as gold Hednl) for the
best Piano Forte at the American Institute
Crystal Palace,.‘cw York, 18-55. '
The First Premium (3 gold Medal) for tho
nest Piano Forte at the Maryland Institute
Baltimore, 1857. .
The First Premium at flu- Siats Fair. De-
troit.1857.
The First Premium at the State Fain!!!“-
pond. 1857.
Amelig the judges were the first music-l
talents of the country, such as W. Hanson,
iottsclinlk. Wollcnhaupt. «In Grand all
Square Pianos constructed with the full
wooden and iron frame.- combined. are wu-
rantcd for three years. Prices moder-
ite. Vilma)
_Hflfi~fi_zh—BWMI
‘Eardyell’s Advefliunbflt.
"A. _.
has been catch.
SUPERIOR lot of timbre-1135, of a 9m."
advance from cast, at RAN OLE'S, No. 2
Skiddy’s Block. '
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Stoves. Stoves. Stoves.
UR store-rooms are again filled up with
all of the latest and most approved
styles. The Sr. .N‘a'clmlus and Goldrn’ .i‘c
caving fully established their snprc'niccy over
ill other Cook Stoves, are still on cnhihition
null for sale at our were rooms. In reg-rel It;
Parlor Sl-uvcs we can Quit the funny in con-
venience of all. and at price.- flint. cannot full.
C.& E. .{. LOCKWOOD CCO.
A .I ‘:‘J . Fl ' D
chum“:
A CIR with ovary look.
ORTH from 23 cents to 8100- Our
new descriptive catalogue of 60 Oct.-
vo pages embrace-enlarger collection on
rletter variety of Stand-rd, Historical, Bi‘
graphical, and Miscellaneous Books in.
that of any other book selling establishing“
in the country; also, contsicsgmter Indncge
meats thou ever before «meted; mailed fret t.
any address. and for Cat-lo be. .
EVANS it 00.. I'll lichen.
677 Broadway. New York on.
D. W. fi'uls. ..
J. B. Pussron. “loco”
91333313151!
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best article msnul .‘nclurad. yup”.
o 001].“ mg.
rior to any now in l he market, ”d d; :. f .
speed no longer comp data of the page. .:
already large snot-lineal of ~ -
Dress Goods, Shanl-i. Bubroidctlu.‘ -
Dress Silks. Msntilln, Locos, , . .
Enncy Prints, Bani ry, _ . Ribbons, '
Domestics, Gloves. Fancy Article.
Flanne's. Cloths. .
Linens. Cassimerel, 10. van“
3! liowmdrl..New York,‘a very like alson.‘
vlylg. .
rs
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no: sm ,-
‘NWV
Having no experil‘ Ice of 3'93""; feline- .:.-; ;. >
Additions or 2 constdntly being“ ind; to on!"
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