—> one.
‘
Dr. Wilson; 1‘70- 3’-
Nsw Yuan-We have heretofore engrossed
Our. opinion of thlsuentleman’s 11121118. as an
eminent member ot‘lhc profession winch he
adorns. We h ("C said 111 it as a. dent ll our
geon we consider that he stands in the first
rank of his profession and that
cdgc'is the result of long. cnf'l-iul . and ar-
duous study. We see no reason why we
should not reiterate our op nion. and we no
so frankly and cordially. Dr. Wilson is
entitled to all the oo-n lien-lunch we can
bestow. It has it and that since-rely
,A'ru.‘ York fl'lufi
In Greenfield,Nov 25th, by the Rev MI;
Sturges. Henry E. Andrews, of Easfon,an
Harriet B. Banks-,of Greenfield.
In Fairfield, Dec. 1. Miss Eliza F. Story;-
Of Fairffeld, and Mr. Wm. B Allen, of Son
Britain.
_,._.’
...—
: sissf"‘7"
. ' ct suddeni:
In Stamford on the 13d: I"~ - ,
Patrick Laurie: a native 0f Scotland,aged
63 years. d _
' C nn.o:i Satay ay eve
ninIgn. ggbdgfllftgzlptlk G. Bassett,iu the 73d
yegfnoblizsbzigan the 91h inst. Miss Julie.
' 2 ears.
ltolzs’dggugaiiiaii. Dec. ioih, Stanley, '1‘.
son of Hnufoz‘d Carter, aged 20 years, 6
monthshdl t n N
In Mi eow. '.
ther Denton.aged 23 ymr
Samuel and Paulsna Danton,
“it Bridgeport, Dec. 13th, Matthew Carroll,
:7 d 2' cars. '
noel" DEait Bridgeport, Deedfttlh, Hannah
. «ed 76 rs.. and 4 mon s. .
BrfiimSo'lietlJpOrthcc. 14th. Judson Nichols,
d, (if ears and 5 months. ' _
ageIn Greyenfield, Dec. lid]. Abllgail Sher-
wood.ilged 76 years and mom s, .
In Philadelphia, Pa... on the_dd inch, on his
way South for the benefit of his health, Orsa-
mus T. Sexton, son of Pliny Sexton. of Pal-
myra, N. Y., in the 32d year of his age.
gnbury flirt—SEEn—for Sale.
’Toni Grey neck Sal _.. _
THE best article that has bepnlofl'erep this
our, war superior for grim mg, a
y ' y S. E. OLMS I‘EAD"S.
Notice 3
S hereby given to all persons liable to pay
times in the town of Norwalk, that the
' Board of Relief of said town. will meet at
the H1161 of David Stephenson, in said Nor—
walk,nt one o'c ock, P. 11., on Monday. the
3rd day of January. 1859. to attend to the
duties of their appointment. All persoiis
claiming abntcmenfs in Commutation 0n .Mll-
ifurv TM are hereby “Mimi? is] :ppza: 3nd
' - sewh tlicsamesc‘lu cane.
show can y E. B. BENNETT.
ISAAC CHURCH,
E W STUART,
DAVID A. SMITH.
SAMUEL RICHARDS.
MM
Y., on the Sill inst., Lu-
9, second son of
forme rly of Wil-
snle low. Enquire at this Ofllce. 3t49
31.51
“8th of January Ball.
N commemoration of the Battle of New
Orieuiis,so gullaiitly achieved by “ Old
Hickory.” a Grand Ball will be given at
Pheliix Hull, on Friday euenlng, January 7th .
1859. Full particulars next week. It
W!” Partner wanted,
N the Dry Gomls business, where there is
I not much competition in comparison to
the amount of business done in the town.—
Therc is a great many minuficturing Com-
panicsaud a large backcouutry trude.which
is all done for Cash. The object of the Ad
vertiser is to increase his stock and business
facilities, in order to secure his share of the
increasing trade. The business is well estab-
- lislicd. and the stock at present is small. and
bought foi Cash. This is a good chance for
any one wishing to engage in business
Address. “ Dlir Goons,” Norwalk. Coun..
with real name. All communications confi
dcniial. tffil
Bridgeport Standard and Farmer copy 3!
EOBIDAY PM SENTS
SUITABLE FOR 4‘
Old and Young, Rich on' I’oor.
r 111: subscribers would call the [attention
of the public, to the large and rich as-
sortment of Ho Ks, Ruhr Annbnus, Pnn— '
rousnrmnd Torn, that they have" just re
ceived. and which have been selected with es-
pecial reference to .
Christine: and New Years Gifts,
and We think SANTA CLAL’S himself couldn’t
wish for a In ire varied or choicer stock to
select from than our own.
In Books. we have a very large and fine '
collection, 0 insisting in purtof Bibles. Hymn
and Prayer Books of all sizes and prices, and
varied styles of binding. splendid and el-
cganteditions of all the standard l’oets.viz:
Minrox. Cowl-nu. Brnoxfloonu.b’unssSoor'r.
prcrnimow. etc; works of History. Travel,
Biography and Romance in countless number;
elegant Gift Books, Albums. and Annuals,
Just the thing for “ ye faire Ladye.”
SANTA CL A US
can find at our counters, a Very large assort-
ment of Toy Backs, profusely illustrated;
J nveiiile Libraries. Paper Dolls and Paper
Furniture. Picture Cards and Alphabetical
Blocks. Wooden Spellers. Games, China Dolls
and Toys. Chinese colored Lanterns colored
Glass [labs for the Christmas Ti ec, etc.. just
the articles we think that will make his visit
most ~cceptable to ihe numerous children on
whom he calls. We have alsonn excellent
stock of
Fancy Goods,
such as Ladies Work Boxes. all saw. styles
and patterns; Portable Writing Desks. Reli-
cnius, Portmonnaies. Portfolios. 1’ oc k e t
Books. Purses. Card Cases. Knives. Scissors.
Gold Pens and l’eiicila. Crayons, Paints. and
an almost innumerable quantity of other or
Elli? appropriate to present to the Ladies.
Perfumery (I'll/l Extrarts
the‘very lJf‘sblll the market. We have 1:1»
bill‘s. Jules -:1anel's. Harrison’s. our own and
other celebrated miiiiufuclurers’ Oxll‘lt-b‘ for
the handkerchief and Toilet Table ' Cologne
ipgtgr rll}:(‘,llfl differell‘ styles bottles, send-
. relic oinod '- ‘ .
Soaps of all k‘nds.e’ Han Oils and Fancy
Believi. g that ’)11[‘ assortment cannot be
excelled. if equalled, in beauty. novelty 79}
rlety,.richnoss and prices. by any estaliliSll‘
ment in the county. we ivould respectfully in-
Vite 'the public to cull examine. and .1'l"e
our stock of H oliduy GOods. before )lillclfa-
sing elsewhere. KNAPP & LYNI‘IS
51 corner Book and Drug Store.
Notice. M
/
For file benefit of those. indebted to tile Sub-i
scribcr !
AVIN'G sold out in ' ' j
. . y interest in in -
lug establishment. and conteml’ifiill‘hhg
leaving Norwulk, this " ' '
having unsettled accdiitilslullizll illiiepaglfm:
lippst be paid by the is: or January.“ hnll
i ls not paid before that date. he will be com-
pelled to leave In an officer’s hand foroollf’ci
ion. n51 N. 'l‘UuK'
——~.‘__
\E Store to Rent.
O.‘ of the oldest and best ston '
. . . .3 in ~ -
thi lport. newly fitted up. has been .icggfiia
b c. art 18 years as a dry goods store. would
”pp good chance for any one wishingto start
L none or fancy good businesr. Ilentreah‘
Egalbge} Possession given immediately In
i 0 H . . -
Westport,Dcc..‘20,1858. 'H' BELDENB
.
N Dog Dost.
BLACK ewfonndlund Pupabout 4 1
3A old. white under the breast and 1:213:33
ips of his toesvhas strayed from his juvenile
preprietors, who are in great tribulation over
is one. Whoever will return ‘said Pup will
p—A
Born ernirr.
h s knowi :
ilVERAL shares of the above ‘stock for .
~Watclies and. Jewelry.
El. E! M O V .A. L ‘.
‘l Eugen. C.ALL15.\'. iii ousiiiessin Wal'.
st. lol‘ the lid-r”L “3"”? “‘0 years. has re-
moved i..- No. 4.15 Broadway, our door be~
; M,- can,“ si..\lll.:1't: lic iiusgusl opened anew
'stock of Watches and Jewelry 01‘ entirely
l new and brim Illll “lb-“"2 “L‘U- Sil‘if'r and
i’luiud time. He is constantly receiving
utesi styles of Watches and Jowulry. [,3
unini- (lll‘LCL from the manufacturer.
tan-w—
iiie l
.vvci'y $1"
in inurop8~ - . -
wulchfs clpulll d and 1‘1 paired in the best
manuel‘ i” the finest London and Geneva
workmen-
GeOI‘ . .. Alien, Importer of Watches and
Jewelry and manufacturer ofJesvelry, Watch
Cases and Silver Ware, wholesale and retail,
415 Broadway: one door below Canal-st. New
York. 6m49
Sadies’ Tea Party,
AT TEENIX ELI-In,
ztcsday Evening, Dec. 21::
HE Indies connected with the 2d M. E.
Chu ch. Norivalk. will give a Tea Party
as abov , the proceeds to be devoted to the
e.~ectiorilof a new church edifice in this vil-
1_ige. The tickets have been placed at 50
cents each, which entitle the holder to the
Supper which will be provided. Refresh-
ments of all kinds. suchps Ice Creams, Con-
fectioneries, Fruits, &c., will be for sale and
can be procured at any time during the even-
ing by those who wish. A - A .
CHRIS TMA S TREE
will also be prepared and lwded 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
nanmoflnons
have also kindly consented to be present,
and will enliven the festivities of the even-
and every effort will be made to render the.
entertainment a pleasant and social Tea. Par
ty. Tickets may be procured at the store , f
G. R. Adams. South Noriraik, theDrug St a
of Knapp & Lyocs. and the Bakery of Sift.
Bunting, at the Bridge.
1’ S.-—No postponement on account of the
weather. /" 2t50
nonwm ~ _
OYSTER & DINING SA DON,
W'ood’s Building, Main Street, orwal/r.
THE Subscriber lids fitted up a’ suite of
Rooms for the accomnodationiof Ludirs
and Genilomen,where Oysters in, very style.
Meats, warm and cold.&c.. dc“ will be
served up. to suit the fartelof all. Also
Hot Tea and Coffee, at all reasonable hours.
Separate Rooms for the recndion of Ladies.
HIS BARBER SHOP,
will also he continued in an apartmentspec-
irlly designed therefor. and by every effort
on his part to please. he hopes to receive the
liberal patronage ofthat public whose kind~
liess he has enjoyed to so large an extent.
since the lite disasirous fire in which lie suf-
fered, so severely. *
" GEORGE C GIBSON.
.11
To Raiser-so! Swine.
HE subscribers have a full [1100de Berk-
shire Stock Hog, which ior stock purpo-
son has nosuperioriu Fail-field County, and
whic ‘Vlll be keptfor theiiscof Swine crow-
ers BYXBEE & DURAND.
South Norwalk,_Dec.18th, 1858. “51
Rubber nails for thenoudaTs
1181‘ received, one grass Parlor and Bat
Ball KNAPI’ & LYNES.
i .
fire Proof Safes.
IN addition to tne preservation of the town
JRecords, of this place, in two of our safes
a s on time since, we would call attention
to' be following letter written to the Editors
of he New York Courier and Enquirer :,
R. EDITOR :-In the fire at N o. 39 Warren
st , et. on the morning of the 91h inst,our
moist valuable books and papers were eprsed
for, .36 hours in one oi Sieurus J; Marvin‘s
Fire Proof Safes.
We say lire proof, not because they are so
labelled, but because we have so proved
them. Our books and papers came out un-
injured, save the binding of the books, occa
s‘oned by steam. .
Our store was five stories above ground.
and two stories below, occupied from cellar
to garret. T, e intensity of the heat can be
attested to by any fireman who wi'iicssed it.
No furnace can be :ontrivvd by ihoinge-
«unity of mail to creule a more intense beat.
No voluntarily give this tribute to the value
of these Safes. and in loot your widely ciicu-
luted commiemiuljournul to inform the mer-
cantile community what estimate to place
upon Strarnu 8r Marvin’s, I'Vilder’s Patent
Salamandcr Sofie.
Respectfully,
HAVILAND, HARRAL do RiSan,
. Wholesale Ui-uggists.
001'. Greenwich & Barclay st N Y. .
STEARNS A: MARVIN,
40 Murray~st., New York ; 57 Guuvier st.,
New Orleans ; 29 N Main st., St. L uis.
Also tnroe second hand Fire Proof Safes for
sale very' low.
' Norwalk, Dec. 16th, 1858.
,.
a.
., o . A,
gimbals (detain.
Commas' owners Notrce.
’l‘HE subscribers. appointed by the Court
OI Probate, for the District of Nor-
walk, Commissioners to receive, examine.
and decide upon‘ the claims of the cred-
itors of the Estate of Sarah Raymond,
late of Wilton,in raid dislrict deceased.
represented insolvent, hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our
said appoiiifml-utmt the dwelling house of
Sherman P. Fitch. in said Wilton. onvtheotb
day oprril. 1859. at one o’clock in , the af-
ternoon of said day.
Said Court hath extended and limited the
'ime for the exhibition to us of claims against
said Estate to ten months from the 5ih day of
June, 1858. _
Commis-
l sioners.
JOSHUA B. FERRIS.
SHERMAV P. PITCH.
Dated at Wilton. this 11th day of Decem-
ber, A. D. 1858. 2t50.
District of Ridgefiwld. so. Probate Court
‘ Drcember 18111. 1858.
STATE of PETER DICKENS. late of
.Ridgefie-ld, in said District. deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Ridgefieid hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors of said
Estate. represented insolvent. in which to
exhibit their claims thereto : and has appoint-
ed 1113A.“ O. leu and TIMOTHY-JON s. Enos.
Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. ‘
Certified by Email K. Scor'r, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that they shall
' meet at the Probate OffiCe in said Ridgefleld.
6n the 81h day of January and 18th day of
June 1859 at l o'clock. in the afternoon,
on each of said days for the purpose of atten-
ding on the busigespvof said appointment.
1:111fo . ssn . . _
'I‘IMOTHYJONES. Commissmnem.
All persons indebted to said Estale are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
3t51 SAMUEL SCOTT,Adminis1rator.
District of ./'\"orirallr,ss. Probate Court, De-
cember 171b, 1858.
STATE of BILLY SEYMOUR, late of
Wilton, in said district deceased.
The Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk .hufh limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors nfsaid
EstateJo exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts.
pronerly attested. within said time. will be
debarred a recovery. All persons indebted
to said Estate are requested to make immedi-
ate payment to
HORACE SEYMOUR,
ALBERT SEYMOUR.
3t‘5l - ~ Administrators.
' .Notice.
be sultabl - - .
office. y rewmded on “PPlICtttion at this
VFHE copartnersnip heretofore existing un-
der the firm of ~Byxbee, Jones ‘85 Go., is
ythisday dissolved by mutual consent. All
W
AM ‘ . . ___._,.__ . .
H at '5 and Shoulders "l my own packing» pert-o. s indebted to ihe above firm,wiil please
3. n. onuerAn’s.
For the Holidays.
AGIC Lgntems, Chinese Lanterns Mi-
croscopes, efc., very cheap, at the,
ColtNElt S'rouri.
' Baxter’s Oil Trints.
CALL and see them at the
Consuls Sro'ns.
. lust Dublichod.
, BAlvilf gf New gorg, Magician's. Own
on . an en an cars, N' .
Walter Seyton, h” for sale b if“! Cap‘ll
KNAPP it LYNES.
settle their accounts with 831th & Durand.
JAMES BYXBEE,
P. H. JONES.
' ". SAD‘UE'J S. DURAND- 3
South borwalk, Dec. 13th. 1858.
The market business will hereafter be con-
ducted by Messrs. Byxbcc d: Durand, at their
former stand where (the "
_ i y will behu to
serve their customers. as heretofore. Ppy‘dtfil
_N
Have you seen them ?
That superb Engravin ,‘- Tan VILIA
Chromatin-u.” and the beaugiifnl Art Jourifanl
whfcbure furnished to subscribers ol‘the Cos-
in ipolitan Art Association can now be seen
aermuB Lrsus for a short time only.
See advertscment elsewhere headed—New
Features.
‘ v
ing wiih their popular Glees and Cliornscs -
\both nieful and ornamental.
at
..n
Great Bargains
iii Groceries, Crockery, Glass
. Ware. we.
ill-I Sill.'~cl'lllf:1‘ will sell his entire stock
consisting of Gi'oci-ricr'. l’l‘""i$l"“fi'
Cloekei'y Glass and Wooden WtH‘L‘ 11‘ 0"”:
Clllnllliflli‘ii'g'fn Monday. liq-c. 13Ih. A rare
chance is now offered to thi- public to lay 1“
their \i iliter's stock at gin-ally l‘t'dll-‘Cd prices.
l‘crms positively cash.
I S. JONES-
Souih Noiwnlk. Dec. 71.11. 1858. 21349
Administrator’s Sale of Land
URSUANT to an order from the Court of
' Probate for the District of Norwalk, to
sell real estate. the following described
tracts or parcels of land belonging to the Es-
tate of the 1a.: James Seymour. deceased, in
said Norwalk. will be sold at Public Auction
to the highest bidder. on .
Wednesday the 22nd inch,
at 9 o’clock', forcnoon, viz :
Tract No. I, about .2 1 2 acres of meadow.
and pasture and known as " Tommy Lots,”
situated on the hillin toe rear of Mr. Giles
Seymour’s residence. Hasa front upon the
old Turnpike and running through to the oth-
er road Sou h; is very convenient to both
villages an a very desirable tract.
Tract N . 2, is about 31 2 acres, known as
“Joshua , ’asture,” situated‘ou the corner of
the Tar " iko and road leading from it to
“ Flax ill.” immediately West of "Round
Hill,” separated by‘Higliway- from the home:
stead (If thelate Thomas C. Hanlord. '
Tra/ct No. 3, is about 10 acres, situated at
“ Barn Lots.” so called. bounded on the west
by ‘V'Five Mile River," running out to the
about on the east. A part of this tract is
young and thrifty wood land. _
Tract No. 4. is a piece of Salt Meadows“-
uaied at " Barren Mar-h.” adjoining Uriah
Sumour on one side and Abraham. Camp on
.the‘other. from 1 1-2 to 2 res. .
Sale to take place ci‘ premises, coni-
mencing on free. No. I. .
Terms made known at the time of sale.
A. E. BEARD. Administrator
2149 with the Will annexed.
. Straw Sewers Wanted.
NE hundred American girls accustomed
to the use of the needle. can find pleas-
aut.healthy, and steady employment with
good wages. by applying immediately at the
Straw Sewing establishment of ‘
FLAGG a BALDWIN.
- Milford, Ct.
4:49
To Let or Lease
SOUTH NURWALK,
EAR the Depot, the most southerly Store
of the three now being erected. built of
buck. and Well adapted to any business, a
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. Al 0
. For Sale
Six fine Building Lois on east side the Bar-
bor. near the Railroad Bridge, eligibly loca-
ted and will be sold at a low price and with-
out any part being paid if improved. .
Mr. 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
_ liltll PRESENTS
FOR THE
HOLIDAYS!!
S. CLARK is now opening the finest
O. assortment of Fancy Articles ever be-
fore offered in this place.
Silver Ware, '
For Presents Plated Cake Baskets, Cnstors,
&c.. Toys, TOys,
TOYS_.
" ’Twas the night before Christmas
When all through the house.”
REMEMBER” o. s, CLARK’
for Toys. Everything for the little folks
Games, Drums
Locomotiv as, Steumboals, Dolls iar go as life
Crying Dolls. &c- ‘
~ Testimonial.
HIS certifies that the New York & New
. Haven Railroad Co. have been using
‘lleason‘s Patent American Gas Burners at
their S.nfiori House, New Haven. for ‘the
monthi of June, July and August last post ;
-he bills for gas consumed in that time was
$145 00 nominal; $201 00 for the corresponding
months the last year, when we were using
the common burners. Our light is better
than when using the old burners.
E.§. QUIVTARD. Asst.S.ipt.
C. A. DURAND. Agent.
MODEL MARKET 1
“WI: STIDI. DIVE!”
AVlNG again risen, l’henix like. from
the ashes of the late: fire. we are now a!
ready and anxious to serve our old customers
as ever. The very best quality of meats will
be kept and sold at their establishment as of
yore. Our new Market may be found above
the ruins of our former stand, and will al-
ways be supplied iiifh an extensive variety
of first quality of,ineats. So give u! a call.
S. MiTCH ELL.
Norwnlk. Dec. 41h. 1858. ‘ 49
new nouns.
THE undersigned would inform hiscustom-
ers and the public, that he hnSrnow in
store, a full assortment of new Hardware,
Wmduw Glass, Oils, Paints, &-c.
WM. C. STREET,
Phoenix Block.
50
Wholesome Bread.
JAMES I House It eepers
A Liv A vs our run 13 nsr
i This Sulerntns should be
PYLE’S found in the culinary depart-
, men f. o ' every house in this
land. Itsunquustioonblenu
DIETETIC rify and excellencvin produ-
‘, ciiig'Goon oliilnnnnnsi, bring
SALlERATUS it into g>31.£ll‘ullll‘0. The wide
l spread reputation it has al-
——-J-——7——- ready gained, is the result of
real merit, and shows the
[ES ability of the American Peo-
J _ pie to discriminate in favor
‘ of a wholesome article.
LE'S There are thousands of suf~
P fen-rs from dyspepsia,decuy-
1 ed teeth, and Ollie? derange-
DIETETIC ments of the system, brought
'1 on by the use of common
SALERATUS Caustic Soleralns. It is a
sud spectacle, too,to 100k up-
---I on the “ puny faced child” of
. '- the present day ' without con-
AMES ‘ stitulion, and with its teeth
J i all eaten out and think of
lhe cause being impuritiesin
YLl’S’ ' food.
P | ‘ilow much longer. good
i mot/lends this state of things
DIETE’l‘IC to lost? Ask for
l ' JAMES PYLE'S ‘
SALERATUS Dietet fc Safer-mus,
which is free from way im-
._..l_-'.—_— purity, and as harmless to
‘ ‘ the stomach as flour itself.
AXES If you want nice Biscuit,
J l Cake. 650-5011 can find noih
ing equal it, Tell your Gro-
YLE’S cer you want no other. No
P . doubt he will tell you it is
‘ ‘ no better than any other. in
DIETE'lIC order to get rid of his old
1 stock, or something on which
SALER TUS he can realise larger profit;
but persevere until you get
.—--—- it. and judge for yourself.
Beware of Connterleits—
All [The readiness of unscrup ~
I | ions rivals to imitate our in-
‘ lbols.significs much in our
YLll’S | favor. The genuine is done
P i up in pounds. halves and
3 quarters. with the name of
DIETEIiIC " JAMES PYLE” on each.
‘ Depot. 3l3 Washington-st.
SALERATUS New York. Sold by Grocers
. 1 generally. 3m49
New Books.
ANKS of New York.
Doing good. Early Genius.
Master Butler. Six steps to Honor.
A will and a way. f ~—
1.ife of Washington for children.
Just rlrceiyed, by KNAPP & LYNES.
_- _._‘-.., ...—...”.____,.._ _. _
' SLEIGHS,
.. ago:
.3. s. nonunion—QB},
l
[HOMEOPATHISR
"Grndun'e Yale Med Institute-,Class 1.851 t ’52
Ullice in llubbeli's block, Nor-walk.
ordinances.
Dr. Dennison. Fairlie-III. Conn.
Dr. l’.C. Skiff. New Haven. Conn.
111. Norton. Bridgeport, Colin.
Dr. II. A. Collins. Springfield. Muss.
Dr. G. P Conley. New Britain. Conn.
Dr Jul. 11. Austin. Ill-istol Conn.
Dr. G. A. Moody. Piaiuvillu Conn.
W. S. Sanford it Co . New Haven. Conn. 46
.‘I‘. w. wnson,
Attorney & Counsellor. at Law,
Connected in business with J. M. Carter, Esq.
~- and in his office, Main street,
Norwalk. Conn.
Millinery and Dress Making.
DIISSF. PILGRIM would respectfully in-
'lfi
form her old friends and cusiomers of
Norwalk and vicinity, that she has re-opcned
her Millinery in the Post'Olllce building, Wal.l
street, entrance 2nd door west of the Post
Office. In connection with her Miliinery,
she has made arrangements to carry on the
Dress Making busineSs in all'its branches. 43
Norwalk furniture
AND CABINET BMPORIUM.
'l‘HE subscriber has just received a large
and splendid assortment of Furniture,
consisting in part of Rosewood and Mahoga
ny marble top Bureaus, Rosewood and Ma-
hogany Bedsteads Marble top and plainCard
Centre, and Loo Tables. Mahogany Sofa
Chairs. Rockers, Sofas, Tete-a-tetes, Mahoga-
ny Loungenln brockatel, do. plain. Maple,
Black Walnut, 0ak,Cane seat Chairs, Mir-
rors, Bedsteads. Cribs, Cradles. and all goods
generally found in a first class Warehouse
cheap for cash. Entrance on Main street.
H. M. TERRELL, Agent.
Norwalk, Nov. 30th, 1838;
SKATES.
THE subscriber is now in receipt of alarge
invoicuof the above goods. which will
be sold low for Cash.
Now Boys one and all,
Please give me a call,
A: the Agricultural Store, west side of the
Bridge. ii. G. BRIGHAM.
Norwalk. Nov.30th, 1858. 4
Something New.
[ll-IE subscriber is agent for the sale of
‘ Bidwell’s Potent Bituminous Coal Oil
Grease, for Axles, Mill Gearing, dc. This
Grease for Stages, Wagons. Carts, Carriages,
Mill Gearing. Heavy Bearings. d'c,, is found
to be the best in use. It is warranted-t0 stand
any temperature. It com zines the bod» . etc.
of beeswav and for. keeps the Axles always
cool, and does not run off, and is unsurpassed
in durability and cheapness. llaving thei-
oughly tested it myself for the lust few years
I can confidently recommend it.
GEORGE MARVIN.
Norwslk. Nov. 26th. 185 8.
Lost for 100 Years.
THIS 1' TRUE 01’
ITALIAN PEARL WATER!
THE wonderfully pleasant and effective
qualities of which were known to an ig-
norant, uncivilized nation more thnna cen-
tury ago.
Never before offered in America, it is alone
in its pro eminence, as a most agreeable and
efficientpunficr offhe Slain and Completion
Possessing none of the detrimental qualities
of Acidulous Cosmetics. it imparis asufmess
and firmness In lllt’flJsll. cradxcatcs all erup-
tions of the Skin, gives a natural freshness
to theb‘omplexion. and ministers unfailingly
to the thousand delicate necessities of a La-
dy’s Toilet.
.N'ulilre that the trade mm]: is on every but
He. Price 511 cents. Fol sale by Druug sts
and Fancy Goods dealers. Wholesali- Agents
Smith 8: Gilbert. 114 Murray sf... N. Y 3m48
Second Dividend.
Bixn or Noiiwanx. Dec. 10th. 1858.
HE P"esi(lcnt and Directors of the Bank
of Norwalk have this day declared a
semi-annual dividend of three per Cont . (3
per cent) on the full Capital Stock of this
Bank. payable January lst, ensuing. The
transfer book will be closed fin-m the 21st
inst. to ihc lst prox. . R. B Cnavrunn.
3150 Cashier.
4S
Saugatuck Bank; l
Wizsrronr.Ct.. Dec. 9th. 1858.
HE Annual Meeting of the Stockholders
of this Bank, for the. election of Direpv
tors for the year ensuingwill be held at lllf‘ll'
Bankingfiouse. on Wednesday the Nb day
of January, 1859. Polls open from 10 A. M.
to 12 M. B.L.WOODWOR'1‘11,
3:50 Cashier.
Wm. B. Swan
AS removal his Saddle and arness es-
tablishment to the Basement ooms un-
der the store of Goo. F. Beldcn. where he will
1).. ready at all times to attend to the calls of
his patrons aud friends. 4t49
Removal.
HE Norwulk Furniture and CabinetWarc-
T rOomc have removed to llubbell‘s Brick
building, over Knapp Jr. Lynes Drug Store:
third floor, where he will be happy to serve
all who may favor him with a call.
11. M. TERRELL, Agent.
Notice.
[1131 subscriber has located himself for the
T present at the store of Guns. N. Clock.
next door to the Post Office All orders left
at said store will meet wnliprompt attention
CHAS. 'l‘. LEONARD.
Norwalk, Nov. 27th, 1858
New Hair Dressing Room.
I101“. S. '1‘. WOOD of New York, and late
of Wm. B. Cozzen’s Hotel at
West P01nt,
would inform the citizens of Norwalk and its
vicinity. that he has to kcn a room in the
Conn, Hotel to carry on the above business
Gentlemen wishiiigan easy shave.or their
hair cut in a superior manner, will please
gi re me a call. hildren‘s lini‘ neatly cut.‘
Wigs and Curls cleaned and dressed. Razors
honed and put in good working order.
I‘U’RS! I'IIRS!
FINE lot of Ladies Capes, Victo’rines,
Cuffs. Mufl‘s,&.c.; together with stocks
of For and other Gloves, Mittens, &c., at the
Norwalk Hut Emporium.
. H. C. RANDLE.
Nov. 2911], 1858.
filibury' & Norwalk Ralroad.
Norwalk Station.
NTIL further notice, all trains will stop
. at the Freight Depot for the receiiing
and landing of passengers.
til? HARVEY SMITH. Sup’t.
New I'eatuT'esu-I'ifth Year
0!“ TH ill
Cosmopolitan Art Association.
5 UPERB EJVG RJI VIJVG S .’
Beautiful ArtJournal-«Valuable Premi-
ums, 810., &c.i
THIS popular Art Association. now in its
fifth your 0 unparnlelled success, having
purchased. and engraved on steel. Herring’s
great pain ting. “ 'l‘ni: VILLAGE Bucnauiru.”
will now issue copies, to its subscribers only,
on heavy plate paper, 30 x 38 inches on the
following
Terms of Subscription:
Every person remitting three dollars, will
receive a copy ofthe superb Steel Engraving,
after Herring’s celebrated Painting, .
The Village Blacksmil/l.
Also a copy of the beautiful
Cosmopolitan Art Journal, ,
Al elegantly ill istrated quarto Magazine.—
Also tree season tickets of admission to the
Eastern and Western Galleries of the Associ-
ation.
There will also be given to the Subscribers
several hundred valuable works of Art, com-
»prising fine Oil Paintings, Bronzes, Sculp~
tures, «160., from celebrated American and for-
eign artists.
Subscriptions will be received up to Jan, 1.
1859. On the evening of that date. the pre-
miums will be awarded to subscribers.
For full particulars, see-December Art
Journal.price 50 cents. Specimen copies rent
to those desiring to subscribe, on the receipt
oflScents in postage steam or coin. Ad~
drcu C-A. DUBAND, Agent.
'WEAVING;
.f'l‘HE subscriber having provided hiinseli
‘—
Danbiu'y Adv it! ement.
Andrews & Ives,
Have satisfied a want that lllzs lonh; been
felt in the upper part of thin county, viz:
a place where
HOUSEHEPERS
could find a complete assortment of all things
required in Housekeeping. Theirstockbeing
fully equal. if not superior to, any other of
the kind in the State, and comprising
STOVES,
for Parlor and Kitchen ;
TIN W ARE.
Pans, Kettles, Cofl'ee Pots. Fluid Cans, ete'.;
'WflflllEN WARE,
Tubs, Pails, Slaves, Brooms, etc ;
STONE WARE,
Jugs, Pitchers, Jars, elc.;
; CROCKE RY,
Tea and Diunchets, etc ; ctc.;
G- L A S ‘S
Ware of all kinds ;
CABINET WARE,
Sofas,Chairs, Tcte-a-Tetcs, Rockers, etc;
CARPETS,
Ingrain, Brussels, Single Ply, Dcuble and
Three Ply,
Oi]. Cloths,
GRUMAN’S
NEW FALL
a WINTER nouns.
'SHAWLS
Mantle Shawls, every variety; Brocha Long
Shawls, of the best quality and all colors—n
Bargain; Wool Long and Square Shawls;
Stella Shawls, all prices' an entire new
stock of DRESS GOODS.
.BLANKETS
Whitney Blankets, all qualities, at a b rgai.
PURS.
Will be opened on Monday of next week, an
entire new stock of LADIES F RS
New Goods received every week.
C. J. GRUMAN.
Carpets and. Bed Blanket
/ R. ANDREW FREMBES, who wasawar-
l\ dcd the first premium on [log Carpet at
the late Fair in Danbnry, is prepared toexe-
cute all orders in the Weaving of Reg Carpet
or Bad Blankets, conndcut that from his one
perience he can please all who may entrust
him with their work. He will guarantee his
weaving to be superior to anything of the
kind which can be procured in this vicinity.
' CARPETS READY MADE
kept con tantly on hand, which will be sold
very foil The public are invited to call at
his rooms in Allen Jr. Price’s new building,
(centre entrance.) and non ire llllnl.
Norwalk, Nov. 8th, 1858. 3m‘45
Take Care “Your Horses.
ORSE Blankets. Bliltulo undother Robes.
l «110., do Also Si -igli Bells, as well
as csery description 0' Harness or Si (1-
diery Win-e, may be found at the Subscribers 1
old stand, east side the Bridge, Westpbit.
' WM. S. JONES.
Westport, Nov. '2th, 1858.
New Stage and Hack Linc,
with comfortable 8“:chde careful
Drivewnvilluttend to the conveyance of
Passengers and their Baggage to and from
the scvirral Trains and Steainbouts. Also
Comfortable Itacks,
And good teams furnished panic-s of pleasure
at short notice. llouiiig by a strict and faith-
ful attention to the wants of the public. to re-
ceive a liberal share of their patronage. he
subscribes himself the public-is humble ser-
vaut. SAMUEL NEWELL.
P.S -0rders left at the Connecticut llctel
will receive prompt attention. “‘37
fiA-EMOVAL.
FAIRFIELD CO.-
SAoDLB,HARNEsS& TRUNK
D E‘ P O T.
Harness, Harness, Harness.
' ‘HE undersigned mostrespectfully-informs
the .uhubitants of this and the adjoining
tum“, that they will keep constantly on
hann.und make toorder, all articles in this
line oi business, and hope by parsonal atten-
tiOn.and low charges, to merit a share of pub-
lic patronage. Strict and prompt attention
will be given to lic-pairing. Cleaning andOil-
inlz Harness.
hours, a general assortment will always
be Kept for Sale
For sale at 'vcry‘low prices. three setts of
new Harness. Tlris Heroess will be warran-
ted, and sold at. prices to sullthe times. Two
ccond hand sett fbr sale cheap.
DEAN .1: 00.,
next door to Beebe’s Conl'i ctionl-ry.
ROOFING.
HE subscriber is prepared to furnish par-
ties building with Wurren‘l superior
' ”Fell and Cement Roofing.
This article of Roofing isln use upon the
Norwalk Lock Company’s Building, and at
Lonnsbury, Bisseilk Co’s, where it gives eu-
tirc satisfaction. and is believed to be the
cheapest, as well as the best Roofln in use.
All orders left vvith John W. Hubbcl .at the
office of Win. K.Jai|u, will receive prompt
attention. t“! J. N. HILL.
Winter Gloves
OR Men’s and Boys’ wear. every variety.
style and price. game very superior Fur
Gauntlets, Ac. Call soon or you’ll losetbcm,
M
on f ."'
' i
gum with.
A If 0.11’i'lllll'f.’ fit) (ISIS, AN!)
S '1‘ O 35!. E ,
Corner Wes". Avenue and Mervin Street,
ti‘zo Apply to HENRY l IIUYT.
For Sale or to Let.
r HF. Divelllng Mouse and (ironiillsu'eccnto
1y occupied by Wm. ll. itisselmocnipoun
Main Street. Opposite the residence ot Chas.
Sherry,Esq. For further particulars apply
to HORACE N. SHAVER,
27 Courtlundt Street. N. 1" .,
WALE BISSELL.
Norwulk.
Or to
34tf
Real and Personal Estate
A G 1.1 N O 1! l
‘IIE Subscriber would innounce to the
public that be basestablislleu .ln .igenc;
for th transaction of the allelic business,be
lieving that the-interests. oi the einployeruiil’l
employed will be mutually promoted thereby.
He has several applicntionsnlready on hand
for desirable tenoments,to purchase and to
rent. and those having such property todis-
pose of. would do well to confer with the
subscriber. .
House Hiring and Letting.
Particular attention paid to piccuring and
letting Houses to good tenents, upon a reas~
enable commissionmnd all persons having
propeny to let, or desiring to rent houses for
the ensuing year, should "like immediate ap~
plication. DIMON FANTON.
to n s A 5—1:
At Norwalk, Connecticut.
EVERAL tracts of‘ Land—one valuable
piece of Woodland-easy of access, near
a good market, containing 12 acres : about '20
acres of good farm land near and convenient
to the village: Wlll particularly accommo-
date retired gentlemen ;-a tract of l3 acres
of Building Lots. with a commanding view.
beautifill and desirable, within about one
hundred rods ofthe most pleasant and fash-
iouaiblepurt of the town,'wherc is located
Three splendid and commodious Churches,
Also- a piece of Salt-meadow and otherland.
Enquire of
STEPHEN SMITH.
N. B «The above was the property
Sultan JARVIS, Esq.. deceased. t
House for Sale Cheap.
” A NEW HOUSE, eligibly located. with-
. 2 in three minutes’ walk of the Bridge,
will be sold at much less than its value,for
a very small .mm down. or
No Money Down,
and in small monthly or quarterly payments.
if the purchaser desires it.
Apply immediately to Editor of the GA-
zi-z'rrn, who will give all needed information.
of
1'12
Agricultural Implements.
W'lwlesalc or Retail at .Man'ujhcturcr’:
Priors.
EAGLE Pnows, nos. 18, 19. 20. 2|,C,D,subsoil.
Couch A: Sniliord's i’lows,iios. CD, 11) and 21).
[hills 0 lebruled Ox Plow, no. 3
Cultivators, with cast steel reversable teeth.
Seed Sowers. of the most approved kinds.
Chorus, 'l‘hei iliomcler and Cylinder, all sixes.
Shorels. Spades, Hoes. steel and mulable
flakes. Scoops,iruli and cast steel, Gruiu Cru-
dies,Crudle and grass Scythes. Sickles. sayihc
Rifles, Scythe Stones, Hay rakes. Garden
Trowels, Axes. llatcliels. Hummers, Angui-s.
Apple Piirers. Wheel Burrows, Buckets. Crow
Burs, Curt Trace. Log. Halter and Pump
Chains. Corn Shellers. Hny Cutters; Manure,
Hay and Grain Forks. Griiid Stones, Harrows
[lush Hooks. Hay and Pruning Knives. Ox
Muzzles. Meat Cutters, Picks, Pumps, Saws.
G irdeii Shears Ox Bows and Yokes. «\‘c.. for
$1118 by W. C. STREET.
STOCK HOG.
’ llh‘. *il‘JSCl‘lUcl' has u very fine Stock Hog.
which farmers and others desirous of im-
proving their iii-cellsol‘Siviul-. can avail them-
selves of. on 'ID[)llC:lf.l0ll at the subscriber‘s
market, at South Norwalk.
tllS HENRY JONES.
1:. QUINTARD a. SONS.
C cabinet Makers;
At their old established l/V‘ure [fol/ills,
East side t/Ic Bridge” opposite
Phoenix Bloc/c,
I AVE now on hand the largest and best
assortment of Cubiuet I" u 1‘ ii i t u r e,
Chairs. Looking Glasses. Mattresses. 1‘1ch
evci'offered lor sale in this place, which we
havejust purchased for Gas/i, at extremely
low prices. and intend to sell accordingly.
We also keep constantly on hand Rrfld‘l]
Madr- Collins of all sizes and descriptions,
from the most costly Rosewood to the plain-
est ever used.
From our long experience in the Underta-
king business. we are confident we can give
perfect satisfaction to all who may need our
services.
Norwalk, Sept.l3th, 1858.
CLOTHINC
Ready Nude, and Made to
Order.
ONES. at Caiiuon’s Station. is now ready '
and willing to attend to all orders l'orflne
or cheap Clothing. Lhat any of his friends or
customers may favor him with. He has a
large stock of
Cloths, Cassimeres tv Stings
constant y on hand. which he is bound 10 Sr“
cheaper than can be bought at any other es-
tablishment iii this country. All he wants is
a call and he will surely sell. All his gar-
ments are ivurran ted to fit or no sale. -
N B.—I trike particular painsiii making all
kinds of Children’s Clothing. and making
them iii. Call and sec for yourselves. ”
G. F. JONES.
Wilton. Cannou’s Station.
IMPORTANT TO
All Persons owning Horses.
I “18 Subscriber hnsjusl received a lurrve
invoicebl utfulo and other Robes. evefy
variety of lllalikctsaiid horse Cloths required
for winter servic=, and has constantly on hand
and will make to ord-eriinythlng in the Saddle
or Harness line, which he guarantees Shilll
not only be better mode but as clamp as the
same article can be purchased anywhere else.
We respectfully ask the public to call and sat-
isfy themselves of the fact
STEPHEN SWANN.
UnderCounecticut Ilotel.
-
“ LIVE AND LET LIVE.”
Be always ready and willing to l/elp Mose
10/10 are trying to lie/p Menorah-es.
()llN FRY has takenu shop on the mem-
ises of)“. Horace A. Gibbs. u here he
will be found, curly and lule.ready to accom-
inoxluteull who may trust his iiigcnuiiy and
skill, in furnishing and setting l‘ui‘nncu and
Heaters. mending and lllllklllg all kinds of
tin, copper. brassllnd sheet iron utensils, ill
the inOstsubsfaiiiiul'nid “ell finished man-
nor that can be turned out of any of the No.
1 ~liopsiii this great city, or any cum large
town. ,
All kinds of Plumbing a'lended to and
turned ofrivirh neutuess and dispatch.
Do not passhy
Yoiirfriend John Fry.
A very deisirable Besxcence
I
F 0 R S A L E!
Thatdesirablo dwclllngon High-5L, beau-
tifully overlooking the village and Sound,
tastefully and substantially l-oilt. furnished
with Hot Air Furnace, Gas, and other
modern conveniences, with Fruit and Ornao
mental Trees and Shrubbery, lic" will be sold
at a bargain, if applied for soon as the. ow-
nor has no use for the same. Also, will be
sold the greater part of toe Furniture, if de-
sired. . JOSEPH snowman.
Norwalk. Nov. let.1858. 44
Removal-«Hardware.
M. C. STREEt has taken the store for
incl-1y occupied by E. A. Blank. & Co .
I’hceiiix Block.where he will cominuc to sup.
ply the trade as usual. having in store what
was saved from the late ilre,und also ordered
a lull supply from the manufactures so that
in a few days. his stock will be as complete
at BANDLE’S, No. 9 Skiddy’o Block.
a before the fire.
Putnam 13191159,!th York.
Rich Rosewood 0:. Mahogany
willpay to give us acal .
Enterprise of a New York Merchant
Something Worth Knowing. .
cinnamon. 1
from :1. i: \di f‘l'f.iflillg (Hi-rufll'ii‘l-‘irnmlway.
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llr. 1st; Appleton‘s Bull ,.', :51; .t 348 lirotdwsy, N. .
'> .wN././ 1x/u, — h.
STARE! snack?
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lruiWL-‘i'll Zolh imp 27m streets, opnositn .- , r. . ' . r . wr'v , . .. , .v- . ,
‘ ‘ ' ~ I ’ . . I ' 3
file llltl'lé’lll and New llaveu Depots. 91"‘11’1051’ [ 61‘1“" 1 I‘U‘, "
DINING s.»11.oo.v BILL OF 111131.13 Extra Refined Com Starch. ’39
bill-:.ii;r.is':.3.\:n rm. 1-1 That will polibln Linwood[Mnsliiz;i'g9
Poor sioznz. 72 Fish Pail. 7c i iiiix'i'cml f’c "off-cred to Families. and'Jobbcrs ns-‘fhe
Pili‘K Steak. Zull’orterh’e ~ilk'f‘ c l'ly'Iclmst to 0b,.“ “nick. inabmlffclfllflalr 'fln'i‘mfirc
\7ciliC‘iiflets II: iciilerl'u stli In: Him! 'otlitocs tic n - . . - -, ,, -. _ ,
.‘luttou Chops 7c Sirloin stool; 15h: (Ville-l: mill '1'!“ 3-: uuDlpltnfis “ml Skill: DOSLZBKUI COIMRH
Lamb f‘lwps 7c lh-oii‘d chiekn25 Cocoon bowl (in “'10 "0t.100k wk." . I I " i E
rim 1 l‘ggx 19!: Wheat cakes Cc ('ofi'ee- .1 Cakes cc i Haring an exp rrlence of. twenty years
Pris-d linm 13c Buckwheat do go Extra Béeudd file l in tile business. spud [[18 largest IQClllll'efE
L-LL23‘. i-L‘LLF“ i: . thrift? “.‘L' LL23. Lil. 2:: '5» ma........i.,,... proprietor _or on
Fried Clams 7c Poached do. 121: Rice and milk 9c sou-ch confident Iy assures the public”
Fried Leis 7c Broil’dMackl 13c 2 first he is able totiurnish anGIl-lcle repeal»
DINNER. | not to any new inlhe market! 911,631,
Roa:th.f ‘ 7c Venll‘Ie- 7c Chickee Pie 1.“: ‘ pways of auuilorm quality. , Laundreiisers
"f‘n‘lh ;° :lf‘l'ifih .:c gh";'_m°"’° 1;: 6118!.‘(1 no longer complain ‘of the starch
'2“ c 11 n 1 c P? >011? , ' _ ‘ . . ' "
'nrk ‘7c Boiled Fish 70 Lamb Chops 130 hdhu‘m‘", 1.9 ”'c 11011 7 88,"! fheprepma,
‘urrled Beef 7c Rimst’l‘nrkeylfm I'ork Steak ]:ic "00 of this starch particular-fare ha‘
orned rum 3c (loose 15c Fried Eggs 13c fibre!) taken to produce ail-article. that
G“: ‘Pfifans 1,“ girl: n i?“ will give a. clear and high polish to, the.
'98 Dizilrslcobxsbrdbnbrn |ineu,nnd the greatest satisfaction. in
”i ‘ ‘n steak 13¢; Broil’d Cl lo 96 fit’w‘d ovst’s 13c "Sing. Be sure 10‘ Ink!- for Strauon?‘
final. i. c r - -' . . .1 V, .
Tenderloin 15c Veal Cutlet 18c Fried oyst’n 13c fismflm' Pnce 1‘ ‘09": less th."""’y OM!
Porterhouse 25c Raw Oysters 13c Pick’d oyst’s 13c manufacturers. .v For salefnylpl-lfitdcers.
13555531 lvulflfl'l'. Guam 4! Bao..- , .,
Plum Pudding 6c Apole Dump’s fc Custard Pie Cc “Wholesale agen Is, 235 a“? {37‘ W’Eblng'
Sue-t do no Furinul’u'l’ng cc Apple ,do so on st . near Bax-clay~st..1\. Y. *' v33:
Bread do Go fapicu-a do Go Camber ydo 8c
ltice do Go Peach Pie 6c Lemon do Go . STARCH, ' s‘rncn
Indian do 6c|lllnce1'ie Ge Pumpkin do (to " ’ ‘ '-‘
Brandy, Wine, Porter, Ale, 62c. ‘
Lodgings 25 cents per night. Open at all
hours. Lawnsxcn fl. KERR,
lys50 Proprietor.
New Cash House.
BEGAN dz TERNAN, '3. Warrensstq N.
Y., offer to dealers at Very low pricis
for net cash only, and principally from Auc
lion, full lines of Ribbot S, Suite. .Vclvets.
Blonds. Flowers. Cope Nets, 'I‘urlatnns, dc“
Plain Ribbons. Satin uiio 'l‘afi‘etas, eveiy No.
and color. No 2 Warren-5L, (one door from
Broadway. N. Y.) can. 48
William ~ 3. Kinsley,
UCCESSOR to Greeiiieu. & hitch-yam]
Kinsley kDarliug, wholesale dealer in
Drugs and Chemicals. Paints, Oils. ligxe
Stuffs. Acids, GIass-ware,&c.. 11 Gold-8L, .
‘1'. All orders carefully ext-cuied with dis
patch. and with every iegard to satisfaction
4
in prices and qualities. Consignments of"
Drugs. Medicines. do, disposed of lo the best
advantage, or brought to public notice. 0f-
fice as above oth/Burger, late of Couit-
lanai street. sounds
Gentleman’s Boots
A T HrII OLE SALE AND RE TAIL.
J HUNT. 430 Broadway. New York-.—
0 o Geiiflemen’s fine dress French Cull Skin
150i)“, $410 $0.50. Palm”. Leather (Elastic
Shanks) $6. Long leggid Boots for Promo
nades. Sporting. dc. Large or small lots 10
the trade for cash ‘25 per cent cheaper Ilian
any house in the trade. 5611145
.... The ‘American
unproven PIANO roars,
MANUFA crt‘lii-zn BY ,
UMMINGS & GARFIELD, No. 6117
Broadway , New York. These Pianos are
excelled by none in quality of tone, beauty
of finish, or durability, in pro 1' of which no
Muniiliictozy has sold a greater number du-
ring the punt year. The prices are guaran-
iced to' be cheaper than elsewhere in New
York. wholesale and retail. s‘lmlln
Gentleman’s :‘urnishng Goods.
’1‘ Wholesale I lid Retail. 15. S. FULLER-
TON, 301 Broadway , New York, incur
Duane—st. Shirts, Collars. Cravais, Hosiery.
Merino, Silk. and Cotton Uiidershiits and
Drawirs. Shawls. Dre-sing Robes, a large as-
soriineiit of Seal-fa and Ties, New Designs.—
Shirls made to order from measure, all nilow
prisesfor Cash. s1342
Dr. 0. A. Jarvis, Dentist,
36) Bicecker Street, between
.4 J‘uzisiopner and Amossireets N.Y.
accessible by
the Madman... Bleecker st,
and Sixth Avenue stages and can.
Evely
operation wa'ruitcd and registered. Teeth
inserted on Gold for $403 s'et. On continu-
ous gum platinum (the most beautiful) for
$30. On Vulcanized Rubber. (the lightest
and host.) for Sill) On Choopiosfic for $20.
”11 Silver for $10 Strangers desiring totest
tho work by wear. can do so by giving secu-
rity for toe return of the cuSe or money/.3373
UBBER Boob for mcr , women. and chil-
dre ii. Rubi-er Shoesall sizes at
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G. G. EVANS & 00.,
Publishers and Originators of the
w- Legitimate Gift Book Enterprize. m
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or? Wealfié’fllfl‘ffa’fir‘i’ltm J»
0:;- .A GIFT WITH EVERY BOOK! a ‘
n. Headquarters for New England 45 Could", Boston.
00“ Send for a Catalogue!
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CABINET WARE
onrmsxso every article of Parlor Furni-
ture,at the store of . ,
ANDREWS Jr. IVES,
Dunbury. Ct.
Carpets and Oil Cloths,
F every description. style, quality, and
price. Parties in want will find lhntit
l
ANDREWS.& IVES,
Danbury, Ct.
TriIRTY THOUS AND DOLLARS
SacrifiCe by, one Ladies allow! .’
We record wiili satisiflCiiu!) an act of nota
ble enterprise on line port of Mr. M. ll. Licli
E0115l€l11.1\‘0. 387 Broadway. With character
istic proinptliude, so sold off, the other day
at auction. his entire stock of Ribbons and
Dress 'l‘riuiinlugs, and williont the slightes
icgnrd to the pecuniary loss, in order io re
pic-lush his mugunu 415 movies with uoiirch
new styles just received from Europe, uni.
perfectly lJ‘JsVfl'Jlllllg in their brillizilicy, our
city and variety. This is the startling man
“('1‘ in which New York spirit [manifests itsel.
besidetlie pleading dullness of other citiw~
And yet the shrewd 1.ichfeiis'_o§-_;,',,_Y {a},
miitlng to this loss~ has realized on enormouV
protil. Such a sum ill ready cusll enabler.
him to approach clleciively importers in dis
tress lUr llllld?‘ to meet their Obligations 5”“;
he boughtup nil fheii llll’nlcnb‘ of éhoice good:
on terms immensely below cost. [to thin
furnishes his lady customers wilh inconipui-
ably the freshest and most captivating lush
ions to be. found on Lllt' Aim-iicuii Continent.
and at prices positively astonishing in their
cheupuess In fact. he disposes of the mom
piquuiil and novel sf.) les,iiow. exuctlv as Ion
us he formeily sold those which half growl.
antiquated ard uninteresting.
Any lady who desires to supply herself with
the really fashionable nulweautes in rich
Ribbons for morning and evening robes.Trim-
mlngs for Clonksi and Muntillas, as wellin-
Holiday Pressing _ _
CULBERT BROTHERS, Jewelers, 389’Ca-
nal street. N cw York. section 1106: from
People’s Bank, respectfully announce to the
citizens of Norwalk that they. have now-in
store. and will be dnilyueeeivipgfinripgt is
month. choice styles of, Watches,’ busily.-
Silver Ware and Plated Warmest: hie" tor
Holiday and Bridal Presents, it'hich"foi"ri'cli-
nessol' style, quality of material; midyea-
aonablc prices cannot be surpassed. , :All
goods are warren ted to be as representedéiid
if found to be. otherwise, maybe exch‘a'iified,
or file money refunded. " ", ' ‘
We also pay particular attentiouito rep’flir-
ing fine Watches. Clocks and Jewelry,.in the
most complete manner... andaLpricc—s much
less than any other bousejllzthis city. When
you come to New Yul-krill and examine our
stock.you will be under no obligation to
purchase. v2m44
10” «91.21034;
255, 257, 259 Of. “1 Gun. 11
st. or. 47 «IOCathaflu' ' but;
New York, .
EQUEST the attention; offallzwiio are
about to visit the, city to their present
large stock of new and fashionable Drinoods
selected in the European and Amelicin'filir.
kers eXpressly for Fall and Winter..Wea’r‘.rlad
which they are offeringat 2!),pe'r cent , ‘ a
BELOW' REG ULAR! PRICE S,
Additions arseunstantly being‘ made to our
already large assortment of ~ .. . . .
Drese Goods, Shawls. , Embroideries.
Dress Silks, Mantillas Laces, I I
Fancy Prints, Hosiery, Ribbons.
Domestics, _ Gloves. Fancv‘Articles
Flanncls, Jlolllfi, -‘ ~
Linens, Cassimeres, dzc‘. film-1’3
TORREY’S , " ‘ ,
Infalhble Door Sprmg' .
‘ul‘JitE all other Springs have failid this
has been found entirely reliable. and
whprever in trodiiCed has superseded allothcrs
l‘his Spring can be put on and our amount
of power applied by a child ten vi airs of ago.
and is equally applicable to closing the door:
or lloldlllg it open. By, simply sliding ill?
c llCll, the power can atpl'ensuie be lustaiitlv
lteiiioi'gd. and the deor'allowed ioAct En:
tire y ‘rec. The Trade supplied »-va. 1‘.
PORREY, Manufacturer and 'Patentee, N02 9:
Plait-st... New York. . 1311142
.ui ew Carpets,
NOR 1"qu trade, at reduced prices. The
subscriberis prepared to exhibit. it his
..ew and spacious talcum“: Canal-st; still
31 Howard~st..i‘ieiv York, an iver fine agron-
ment of Carpets, in new patterns,.viz :
Medallion carpets, lu varioumlCh designs.
V clvt-t carpet: from $1,25 to $1.50 pr rd-
l‘apislry Brussels do. 90 to 1,121'2 :'
Bl'uSselS do. 1,1310 1,375 ‘-'
Three-ply do. :15 to 105- ‘-
3uper ingrain, do. 625 to 75 n.
Extra line lugf‘ain do. 45 i0 55 a ...
o‘oininoii ingraiu do. 25 to ‘37:, W1
’l'willed and plain Venetian car ets ‘
cloths, di uggets. rugs, mats, stair Steal is:
at wholesale and retail. ' ‘ " -.
GEO. E L HYATT‘
273Canal-st.,aiiii31Howard~st '1’ i I,
of Broadway, N. Y. , obfoel CI”
Also. Sole Agents for scllibn Ail -
er Loomsund Auburn Prisciiia'mddgn'llliize
Ply, Ingram. and Venetian Camels. ‘
1 1:1.B.--Ca.ipels for Churches. mode to or—
e. . _ vlyld
Insane, Hat oer, 416 Broadway, "NJ.
L—ncpuraged by the patronage he has re-
ceived, ‘ ' '
A—gain calls the attention of the public to
us .
L—arge stock of BATS of his own.make,.
nu
[—mported from Paris.
to his -
0—16 customers, that his new- style of
11—“ for the Fall is a superior article, and
He would ~also any
A—heud of anvthi ..
T public. _ ug ,ever offered to tho
--he long time MEAL ~
lished, and 10 has been cslnb-
T—hegexperience he has had in the business
3V8
[Ii—amcd' for him the merited -
—eputation of bcin t -' . -
in New York. g be BFS’I‘ MATTER.
I” A large assortment of Children" 11
and Caps. Ladies’ and Children’s For; 173::
orellus, Canes. Valises. 4%. 79m“)
dealio, Hatter. 416 Broadway. NJ?
GOLD MEDAL. .
Grand and Square Pianos.
s-rr. INWA! «son's,
SAWguker-st. near Broadway
.Vniw lijktfi, Manufacturers were an nrl1~
ed the First Premium where and whenever
they brought their Piano Forles into N n-pc—
tit-lull with the best. makers of BOSLfll: "\ iv
York, Pliilziiielplli'.mii1Baltimore. " ‘ V
Received the '.wo first prize Medals at 111%
Metropolitan S'uir. Washington. 1355. V
The '1‘ 1)"_,l. premium (:1 gold Medall‘for the
bf‘sl- Plano Forte at the American institute
vii-mi 1’aluce.New Yotk, is::. - ’
The First Premium (a gold Medal) lt‘or the
lost Piano Fox-lent the Maryland Institute
daltiinorc, 1857. ' ’ '
The First Premium at the State Fair. Dee
u1fl1.1357. ' ~
The First Premium at the State Fairjiclv
item]. 1857.
Among the judges were the first musical
'alunts‘ of the country, such as W. Mason
iottschulk. Wollenbaupt. dc Grand land,
s‘qunre Pianos constructed with the full
-Vuf)'lf‘.n and iron frame combined. are wor-
runted for three years. Prices model.
do. it 871132:
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. Umbrellas
A. SUPERIOR lot of Umbrellas. at a month
udvaiicel‘rom cost at RAN ‘ ,h _. .
<kiddy‘s Block. ' DI E 3,54... 2.
with all kinds of Garniture for morninn
gowns, Crochet Fringes, Velvess and Silk:
for bonnets. listiieh Feathers, French Flow-
ers for bull oi'nainelits.&c.. should be prompl
to make berselection :it Lichtenstein’s, when
stock is lilerallv uuonmlleled in point- of ex.
Cellellce,dl8llugur, beaiutyund parcel fresh
tress. I 4t49
Burnt Out. 1
UT not cast down. Feeling grateful for
the public patronage bestowed on me
before 1 was burnt out, I most renpccfi'ulli
announce to the public that I have opened ai:
i-utl‘l‘u new stock of Furniture. in llubbell's
building. over Knapp & Lyons Drug Store.
which 1 will sell as cheap as can be bought
at any other Store in the State.
11. M. TEE BELL, Agent.
Removal.
REDERICK ST- JUN-N would respectful-
ly inform his friend: and patrons gem--
rally.thut he has removed to the Store for-
merly occupied by.Alexander Austin as a
W areraom. adjoining the Fonndrv.‘
NorWulk,Nov.2!llh, 1853. ’
Diary: for 1859.
COMPLETE assortment m 1). f 1'
the Store of KNAPPallt EY‘l‘ElEg a
' China avg—T1;
3948
Locust Mountain Coal. ‘
H‘E proprietors of the Locust Mounfcfl
(4081,011111'.) hot it yields 97 per cent ur-
ooii,nnd only 3 per cent. waste, and that
there is no Coal equal to it for furnaces. ran-
ges, or stoves. We are receiving it direct
imp) thelinlncrs, Messrs. Repplierld', Brother,
am. is be loved tube the on] ' enuine
dountuin Cool in this mnrkg’tlg ’ Locust.
For sale by G. H.&J.C.RAND1.F.. ‘
[\EKltELL is out again at the Cabin};
1' Furniture business in full blast. Give»
ilm a on .at llabbcll’s new ii' di" i I'-
[he . ridpm Jlllidng, near.
. $9 06 or $1000. wanted. _
Pills above sum is wanted for a sliost'pi:lf*
.l. od, or a term ofyears on ’ miiiicumberéd
‘ real Estate. ,Sccurity of‘double .valuegsix per
cent. "Ill“ spoon; payable scmi-aaanally. will
we pal on not inn more. ’ o 1 iii l's -
doe of the Gazette? A. p y ) ”a“
SUPERBLY BEAUTIEUL‘E
_msr OUT. . . L t ,.
Cosmopolitan Art Sou-nu] l ,
For Decrmber. ’ I
OVER seventy pages—choice articles-u l".
.egantly illustrated—splendid Steel E‘cr'
zoiVIngf'e Price 50 cents. Specimen;y‘
:nlmii receipt- of 18 cénts, in stampofli
ddress, c. A. DU" 38”"
ALL sizes, at the Corner Store. *
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