13.47% ______________________
7 ‘ *"iusilset (sawing.
The'rbiidting m; /Wlllcll we find in
the Ddllbul‘iififivkrfi
ate applicption tot/(lllfizmel‘ldiulr that we
Bin-itfpldce éntire.:‘ I
Theidfl'orts which have been made here
I” 3M?“ jut few years towards supplying
this at with fruits and vegetableséf
all va ‘. ties of domestic. growrh, imc efl‘
seasonal‘fh‘ve, been crowned -wi good
succesQFlNOlifduly has the ten) t proved
a profitablefinvestment of time and labor
on the-part of-the produ , but to the
'L Ehas been? suppl ed an abundant
, dfruits Whose excellence
depends" upon 'thei‘rhéing brought to the
table *fresh froml‘fthe ground, trees, or
vines. ‘Lz‘From the arrangements now be-
ing mide'fgrfputting an increased area of
land under this
. kind of . tillage, it is only
I question of time when t
he gardeners of
this town willbe able to add theicquota
towards the sup
lyfof markets from which
we have hitherto" drawn.
As ” figures”
are understood .to come ipretty near the
truth in . the. estimate of such matters, the
subjoined statement of operations made
to the late meeting of the Agricultural
Society, by
Wu. A. Damnns, Esq, the
total of one year's pr
l
consumer ‘
of vegetables an
odnct of 5 acres of
land, will serve as an illustration.
To the Committee on Homestead of the
Fai'rfield County Agricultural Society.
Garrrtsusx :——'l‘he follo.. lug account
is copied from our daily journal. My
Homestead is situated at the north end
of Main'strees in the town of Danbury.
It is .in one enclosure, is handsomely smi-
ated for agricultural purposes. It forms
a regular plane, ascendinir from East to
West. The soil is a sandy loam, With a
clay subsoil. When I commence-:1 ope-
rations eightyears'ago, it was in a very
bad condition." “It was overrun With
weeds ‘of'ev‘ery ' description. It had little
or no cultivation for the forty. previous
' years it had been in our family. There
was only a few ‘old apple trees on the
place, most of which I have cut down.—
When I commenced operations I was
laughed at considerably by my neighbors
at the useless expense at which I was go-
ing to. I had all the large stones taken
out that interfered with cultivation, from
which I built a foundation for my house
and about 8 or 9 years ago, I planted
the following named trees.
148 Apple trees of 40 choice varieties,
nearly all of which bore some fruit this_
year ; 30 Apple Quince trees,-——hore very (
well. This fruit took the premium at the
Fair ; also 13 Cherry trees, such as Black
Eagle, Amber, Mayduke, and Oxheart ;
some were leaded with fruit; 17 Plum
trees, as Egg and Frost Plum, Bleekan,
Gage Co’s Golden Drop ; this fruit drop-
ped of the trees this year on account of
the curcnlio ;-30 Dwarf Pear trees, most
of them too young to bear mncli ; about
2 bushels this year, some splendid fruit-
also 30 Peach trees of choice varieties in
line condition ; of Currants we have 175
bushes of 6 different varieties, fine fruit ;
Grapes about 40 Vines in hearing, such
as White Native, Chartrr Oak, and Isa-
bella; the vines did not bear well this
year ; Gooseberries, 51 bushes, some very
large fruit _; three thousand large Red
Antwerp Raspberries ; also about a quar-
ter of an acre of Strwberries, such as
Alpine, .Hoveys Seeding, and Fill Basket
most of which were planted last year;
100 Lawton Blackberries, planted last
year ; 150 roots large Victoria Pie Plant;
also three thousand roots of Asqal‘agus,
two year’s old.
I have got half on acre of ground up-
propriated to Fingers and Shi'ubberd.
‘ ruits.
512 qts. Strawberries, $104 {:6
166 “ Raspberries, 30 0.5
5 “ Lawrou Blackberries, 00 90
40 “ Cherries, .4 20
‘3 Bushel Currants, 5 6.3
9qte. do 0 .,5
' ‘9 Bushels Quinces. 10 80
2t “ Isabella Grapes, 2 50
2 " Pears, :l on
25 “ ‘Apples, at 50 else. 12 5o
2 qts. and 1 plot at Crao Apples, 00 15
‘ . .' 'lfotal, $175 65
. Vegetables.
14'! Bushsls Potames $85 91
7 “ , Turnip Beets at $1 00. 7 on
71 Rachel and I3 qts Tomatoes, 46 91
265 Heads Bergen Cabbage, 18 40
103 [Note Celery. 6 z»
44 Cape Cod Pumpkins. at 1'2; cle., 5 5o
5 Yellow Pumpkins. at 10 cts, 0 50
1 Mammoth Pumpkin, 0 50
1 do Cheese do 0 25
34 Egg Plants, . 3 75
.ls-Bushele Lima Beans. 14 40
195 Dutch Bush Squash, _ :5 no
234 Cucumbers. 1 50
148 Ears Sweel Corn, l 22
‘6 Bushels String Bonus. 2 75
.1; Peeks “ " 0 22
3 Bushel White Sugar Beets, , w I so
39 Heads Cauliflower, . 2 25
52 Watermeloiis, 5 so
7 Bushel, Corn - 2 4o
30 “ Carrots at 62 cts., 18 no
30 “ Turnips, at 25 cts., 7 50
3 “ Case Knife Bowls. 4 .30
6 “ Bush Beans at 50 eta, :5 00
56 WinterBtslon Squashes, 1 12
'55 Musk Melons. 3 15
3 Rachel Green Peppers, 3 On
25 " Red “ 2 5o
3 “ Hops. 150
159 lbs. Pie Plant. 6 [4
6 Peeks Gooseberries, 2 75
2 Bushels Peas, 2 0”
15 Pccks “ ' o 37
102 Heads Salad, 1 20
$267 07
Sundries.
1000 Rasperry Plants, $25 00
2500 Strawerry Plants. _ , ' 25 On
3000 Asp iragns Route 2 year’s old, 15 00
'84 Tomato Plants, ~ l 47
70 Pepper Plants, 0 70
30 Cabbage Plants, 0 2;)
10; loads of Compost Manure. of our
owu manufacturing, worth 10 50
' Total, $77-92
Fruits amount to $17.3 52
Vegetables, amount to 293 0:
Sundries, “ “ u 92
Whole Am’t $518 64
~. , Exprnses of Tilting.-
Hanur‘e, '. - . . . $2 00
{First plowing and harrowing, one man
z; and yoke of oxen. . . 9 75
.Other Plowings, Ridgeing furrowmg
‘- die, one man and horse, 6 25
.3100 Been Poles at 1 cent, =_ 1 00
Garden Rake. : 1 12
Mending T0ols, 4,_ 0 75
Seed Potatoes. \ 15 00
.Stakee and Wire, 9 .. i 2 in
Garden Seeds, difi‘erent-vnricties, 1 3|
} ‘ . ' --—‘—
Total, $39 23
-. All the labor was done by myself and son.
lslot a day‘s labox hired.
Whole amount, , - $5.18 64
Expenses, .59 28
Nett,.procecds, . _ _‘ $479 36
Daimler Nov. 30th, 1858.
«wa—
fizAn amusing and painful Incident
..,recently took place in Cincinnati. 'l‘wo
.. gentlemen afiic'ed with St. Vitus’ dance
Janet, and each supposing the other to be
,lnocking the other, a fight ensued of the
most desperate character. Finally, a
.. mutual acquaintance found them rtrng~
gling in the gugter, and succeeded in scp-
aratiiig them, and making known their
' mutual mistake, when they shook hands
and apologized. :- .-
. . . .The Wife of the President one of 0,11;-
\.
arts, '82 ‘MEQfllQS ’9
ssucli an. “WW“: J‘
r“ ,4;
~~ "A‘a.
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iii jarri/ eanOWirigf.
I: LIVE ’1) LET L1 V 2"
Be always ra-dy rs-inl willing to help More
/' 45);. We trying to Irv/p (rite/2.561113.
”0115‘ l‘lti' his tna’cii I. shop vii llli' pi «fill-
Ism: 0| “1'. ,vil')lil:'i.' A. (,silJlir. “In“: lh'
,, In up louud. cii‘l‘ly ..nd latte.“ n.1,, ll nccoui
.“alntcnll who may :i'mt lii> in 1 unit) a...
:ifl“, in furnishing and rthllltL 1- hi 1...... ,5 ”My
Héuters,mendiiig and making all kinds .Ji
tin,copper., hrassund sheet iron uteiisi s', in
the most substantial and well finished man-
ner that can be turned out of any at the No.
l shopsin this great city, or any other "large
town.
All kinds of Plumbing attended to and
turned ofl‘with neutiiess and dispatch. -
Do not passhy
Yonrl'riend John Fry.
I'ire Proof Safes.
IN addition to the preservation of the town
Records. of this place, in two of our safes
a short time since, we would call attention
to the following~letlcr written to the Editors
of lhe New York Courieuand Enquirer :
MR. EDITOR :——In the fire at No. 39 Warren
stree‘t.on the morning of the 9th inst,onr .
most valuable hooks and papers were expoSed
for 36 hours in' one oi Stearns do Marvin's
Fire Proof Safes. ‘ --
We say lire proof, not because they are so ‘
labelled. but because we have so proved 1
them. Our books and papers came out im-
injured, save the binding of the books, occa-
sioned by steam. .
Our store was five stories above ground.
and two stories below, occupied from cellar
to gar-rot. The intensity of the llbrtla can be
attested to by {my fireman who will'lUFSCll is.
No furnace can be .‘Ullll‘lVL'd by tho inge-
nuityr of man to create a more intense heat.
We voluntarily give this tribute to the value
of these Sales. and select. your widely ciicu-
lated commercialjiurnal lo inform the incr-
cantiie community what estimate to place
upon Ste/urns d; Miriam-'3, W'i/der’s Patent
Salmnmidcr Safes.
Respectfully, _
HAVILAND, HARRAL & Risnnv,
Wholesale Druggists.
Cor. Greenwich 6.: Barclay si N Y.
STEAK \'S d: MARVIN.
40 Murray-st... New York ; 57 Ginvicr st..
New Orleans ; 29 N Main st.. St. L illis.
Alsothree second hand Fire Prool Safes for
sale very low.
Norwalk,Dec.16tli.1858.
gimbals “glam.
Gommxsssoners Notice.
"FEE subscribers. appoinlc‘l by the Court
Ol Probate, for the Ill‘ii'lcl of Nur-
walk, Commissioners to i'-~i;circ. examine.
and decide upon the claims of the cred-
itors oi the Eslatc of Sarah Raymond.
late of Wiltou,in said district deceased.
represented insolvenl, hereby give notice
that we will attend to the business of our
said appriiiitinviit. at the dwelling house 01'
Sherman P. Filcli. in said Wilton. on the 5'ii
day oprril. 1559. at one o’clock in the af-
lernrfmn of said day.
Said Couri- hath extended and limited the
'ime for the exhibition lo us of clniiiisugainst
said Fstnte' to ten months from the 5dr day of
June. 1858.
JOSHUA ll. FERRIS. Coirzinis‘
Sl~ll<lllllA\Y l’. Fll‘Cll.%Sll)llt‘l'S.
lllli day ol Decem-
2:50.
e
Dnlcd at Wilton. this
her, A. D. 1858.
District of Ridge/i011].
Dvcembrr ISIII. [858.
4_ STATE of PETER
Ridgefii-ld, in said District, dcccuse-l.
The Court cl l’i'obule for the District of
Ridgellhld hath limited and'allowcd six months
from the date hereof. for the creditors ol'suid
Estate, represented iiiSolvoiil. in which to
exhibit their claims them-lo ; and has app nint-
cd ”IRA.“ O. NASH and ’l‘iiio'riii'Jox s, Esqs.
Commissioners to receive and examine said
claims. '
Certified by HIRAM K. Sco'rr, Judge.
ss. Probut 0 Co url
DICKENS, lots of
The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Probate Office in said Ridgelicld.
on the S'h day of Jauuary and ISIli duv oi"
June 1859 at l o'clock. in llic iil‘lcruiiou.
on (latch 02' S‘llll days lor the purprise ofntlcii-
ding on the bus mess of said appointment.
11mm 0. NASH.
'l‘iuorin' Jon's.
All persons llllll'llliffl lo said Eeif‘lli‘ are re
'iuestcd—m make iniiiiedinlc payment :0
3t5l SAMUEL SCOTT. Administrator.
gCommissioncrs.
District of Nrn'n-n/lr,ss. Probate Court. De-
cvm'wr l7lb. lb‘55. I
Es’l‘ATE ol‘ BILLY SEYMOUR. late of
Wilton, in said district dcccnscd.
The Court of l’i'ubzitc l'oi' ihe District of
Norwnlkdiall‘. limiled and allowed six months
from the date hl‘l‘POl'. for the ci'edilors ofsnid
Estatetu exhibit their claims for seillemenl.
l‘hou: who neglect lo [in-soul their accounts.
properly attested. w’liiin said lime. Will he
:lcburred :i rec ivory. All persons lll'l"lltl’ll
to said Estnle are requested to make :inmcdi-
ate payment to
' HORACE SEYVIOUR.
ALBERT SlflYfilllUli.
-3i*5l A iliniiiisli‘alors.
Div/riot of JV'orwnlk. as.
Dru-mnbcr 7:11,. 1858
, s‘TAl‘E of . ALFBED SMITH.
J VVilhuii. in «will men-get,,1..c,,,,,,,,1_
The Court of Probate foi' the District ol
\lorwalk. hath liinlrcn . thin”
moiitlii from the date hereof. for the Creditors
of said Estate. to exhibit their claims for set-
tlement. Those who neglect. t» present their
accounts. properly attested, within said time
will he ‘lr‘lltl‘i’cll a recovery. All persons in-
debted to said Estate are ropes-ted to make
immediate p:1.Vliivlli ._r, -
3t5l) CHLOE S\il'l‘ll. ddministrnlrix.
Second Bividend.
Disk on N‘lll'd’Aldi. lluc. lllih. lSSS.
THE l"'csidi-iit and Directors oi" the Bank
' or Norwalk llilVU this day declared 2i
<emiinnnual dividend of three per Clllll . (7’-
Iwi' cent) on liie- full Cllplilll Slack ol‘ this
Blink. payable January lsi. ensuing. 'l‘lie-
irnnsl‘er book will be closed is ill the 21.4
inst. lo the lst pi-ox. ll. 13 Ciini'iiiun.
git-)0 (Kim'iie'.
Probate Cour.‘,
lat-c ol
ll l in ”anal-wot.- ..
,.. .
Notice.
_’FIIE coparlucrship licrcloli‘u-c exirtiiig nu-
]. dcr tlic lirm ol Byxluw, Jones :53 Co., is
lliisday dissolved by mutual consuul.‘ All.
pursue iiidclilu'l to’ilic aboro liriii,\viil pleasi-
selllc their accounts Willi Byrd-w J; lluruud
JAfllib‘. lll'XlliiE,
1’. ll. J' """
SAliUl-L-i. S. [JULIA-NI).
South Nor-walk. Die. l:~:i.h. #53.
The market business wiil hereafter be con-
ducted by Messrs. Byx‘occ 5: Duraiiid. at their
former stand, where they will be h ippy in
serve their customers. as llvl'uliiilil‘lr. .ll5l
Enterprise of a New York Merchant.
T31R13? THGUS AND BOLLfiRS
SIZCI‘I/lilt' by one Lailirs' .Mun ./
Wu record with raiislaiciion an act of noiii-
hle enterprise on the part of Mr. M. ii. liicli
icusteiii. No. 33! ilroadxi'ny. Willi clinrictar-
istic prompliiudc, :4: sold off, the oilicr dziv.
at auction. his cutirc stock of Ribbons mid
Dress 'I‘riininiics, and \t’liliuuil the slightcs:
regard to the pocuiixnry low, in iii-du- u,- re-
pilllllrill his nwgznm «(e "(mics with entirely
new styles just received lrnui lI-ii'up;;,m.21
perfectly bc.vil.':hiu;,r in their brillinucy, our
city and variety. l‘liis is the smallho- mu“.
”m. in which New York spirit innuii'csis ilsi-li
besidethc plocd‘iug diillnc».or oilicr cities,
Add yct tlic 'illl‘l.‘t‘.‘(l Liclitviislciii. by sol.-
mimug in this loss has realized nu (Eillll'ln‘lu>
prolii. Such a sum in ready cash enabled
him to approach cilcclircly imporicrs in dis
Li'choi‘ liiinli to meet Lliczi' utilisation}; and
he bought up all llicii iiirniccml' cliniccgoud-
on icrins iiuvncusvly below cml. He thus
l‘nruislics his la-ly curlonil-r» with incompn'
ably the freshest- and iiiorl captivating tli.-h.
ioiis to he found on ill" Ailti‘llelll c Hill-unlit,
and at price“ positively :istoiiislii.-i;.r in iil"ll‘
clicnpliess In fact he disposes 0! the must
piquiuii llllll‘llll‘cl Fl) lots. now. exactly as low
as he lormeilv sold those uliicli had grown
antiquated ni'd llllllllcl'l‘rilllg‘.
Any lady who desires to supply herself with
the really l‘t‘llllonablu nulwulnlls in rich
Ribbons for morning 'uud cvu-iiu z rolicsfl‘rim-
miiigs for CI mks and Mnntillns, as well ”as
with all kinds of Garnituru for morning
gownskCl'ochct Fringx-s. Vulviiss and Silks
for haunt-ls. lstricli Feallivrs, French Flow-
ers for bill ornaments..ko should he prompl
stock islilei-illv unparalleled in point of ex-
cellenccfllistingur, beauty and perfect l‘i-e'nlh
aegis.- “‘ ’ 4149
"fines or slooo wanted. -
universities, in congrfitulntin'q hei- frierm,
on -the birth .of a. lane girl whom she:
learned Jessie wrote: “Since you have!
given your husband Jesme, we shnllprob:
ably next hear of your “ ralsmg Ned."
HE above sum is wanted for a shorl purl:
l‘- . .' ml. or it term" ofyears on uuiucnniberod
liked-llEfst'ite, ' Sucurilyni' llnllllll‘ \'lllllf‘:SlX pi r'
\ccnt.’pur unnnm. payable semi-annually, will
be paidand nothing more. Apply to the of-
llcc of the Gatette; '
to make liursnluction zit Lichtenstein's. whose ‘
91AM
s iota-i"-
or run
Emmet-elites firt- electrician
s Um; 1.1.; 1.3.9. (.2 1.’.lll'.’.\ on I
Beautiful Ar; 0’ :1:axial-«"il'alueiblc Pram -
Lung, £310,331,, !
New E‘eatu Elli
’i‘lll 3 p p-il u‘ \ll .\‘.‘:Il,'l‘ili.zall, now in ii.-
lilll. _\ mi in uni: -l'..li id-Il rllCi'K"‘. ll-l\'l||_.1
puiclunsvd. mid (Lgiiil i u on. lii-i'rxiig
great painting. “ 'llll-J \’ii.i..\oi; l.-i..~iCk-;ii'i'ii."
will now issue copies, in ii- s. 'ibers only,
on heavy plate paper. 80 $38 inches on the
following
Terms of Subscripticr :
Every person remitliug tin-cedbllars, will
receive a copy ofthe supcro Steel Engraving,
after Herring's celebrated Painting,
T/ze Tillage Blacksmith.
Also a copy 0‘. the beautiful
Cosmopolilmt A Tl four-7m]L
A): elegantly illistralud qum-lo magazine.—
Also 'lrce season tickets of .aidiiiissloii to the
Eastern and Western G-aliériespi’ihe Associ-
ation. . ' ’
There will also be given to the Subscribers
several hundred Valuable works ol Arl. com—
prising: line Oil Paintings. Broncos. Sculp-
tures, dc. from celebrated American and lor-
eign orllsis.
Subscriptions will be received up to Jan. 1.
1859. 0n the evening ol‘that date, the pre-
miums will be awarded to subscribers.
For, full particulars, sec Dccemder Art.
Jouriinlpricc 50 cuiiES. Specimen copies sent
tomes-w desiring to subscribemn the receipt 1
oils cents in post-.iirc sin nus or coin. Ad-
dress Cvi. DURA‘SD, Agent.
114:2.
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ALeEE’tT ROERPEL,‘
MERCHAE‘E‘ '1‘ A E 234‘) R,
nJoixixo Store of Knapp 2's Lyucs, Main-
A Norwalk. Conn. The public are i'cs-
pectl'ully invited to call and examine {he large
and varied avsorlmeut ol Ready Elude
Clothing, French Cloths. Cassiuicrcs and
Vestiug~. also a gnuci'nl ans rtiuei’it of gen-
llcmeii‘s Furnishing Goods. consisting in part g
0! lists and Caps. Umbrellas, Shirts, Collars,
Ci‘ai‘als. H indkcrcliicl's, Suspenders. &c.
Cloths, Cassimcrcsrandi Vestiugs by the
yard or pilliel'll, and out free of charge.
Particular attention paid to Children ’s Gar
moms.
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EfiEN‘I‘E‘s.
EWiTT’S l’ul‘c Lend,
National do.
National Extra Lend,
l’onn Zinc.
French Zinc,
Paris Green.
Imperial Green,
Chrome GI‘m—n,
Hainp‘lcii Green.
Chrome Yellow,
Prussian Blue,
llltlldll Rod,
lose Pink,
Ulli'a linrinc.
Patent Dryer &c. at
E. SE. NASH
1 AS taken the Agency for South Norwnlk
for the sale ol the Dr lcbralcd Non-Ex-
plosive Carbonated Burning l‘luid. Self-
prcsci'vatiou isthe first law of Nllll‘ll'e. then
save yoursell from the fear of explosions by
burning the? only which it is. impossible to
xplodc.
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Ciiicuns'rizn's.
WESTPORT
N '1 -: 0
seasiery, harness and Trunk
.‘E‘JI‘tfiPOHIUM !
E‘lilli$.1l.»:lCl'llJl.-li{ecpr constantly on and,
E. and will make toorilli'. all articlcrappcr-
mining to his line of imsiiicssml the best nin-
terizilniid workmanship ind ntlow prices.—
{Every description ol Harness constantly on
d1tllll.ill'llldlll‘lli'i‘i‘i’lul‘; alson.1i-1iiiti'.iricly
3d .Siildlusfiridlus \lzirtiiigales.olc.. also.
Fl'afn'i-ts ~ilorse-cloilis \‘Fhipsiu endless vu-
riol‘vfl‘runks oliill sinus-ind descriptions,
Viill‘cs.(7.:i'pul linesqnll'licls etc” etc. lio-
iui “no dmw iii-oily and promptly on the
’llOl‘hflSt llOllCl. nur‘"l‘l0§“ reasonable lerms
WILLIA ll 9.. JONES.
East :idr tbr’iridqe.Westporl. m;
R E. El.
\D'i‘i'AY’S lll'illl} llilii-l.
rhdw iy‘s ltx-novnlitg iii-solvent,
vii-inviy’s lluguliilm-s.
K NAl’l’ ti. LYNES. Agents
31 ail-.9 goofs, {fin Roofs,
oi Roe-ifs.
that m
{. TE wish to call l'uc attention of liiebnil
't/ din: puulic. :lll'l L-liilc‘l'fi. that we llle‘l
just ins-nod a Slate You: in Noi'unlk. “l‘ll
ithJl-ch wits Pilate lroni the best quarries ll!
l-lzc m i=ilry. including; the we-llhnou ll quar-
i‘ms iii A. .\ll-=u ilk Sou. null llir Eagle slim-
}ouipauy. We ruspvollii'ly solil‘il lioiii our
Iiiv-nds lll this and ililjilCt'lil towns. hlll' ohmic--
mostiinnhnaud we not only defy hul clial~
lciigc conipctrtion.
C. .h E. K. LOCKWOOD .l' CO.
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Met-
Tfil‘El‘tES l‘ .14) ‘ill '1ii':i.«-ciiiig. their tl‘fll‘S
fro-n tli.: luring-is of 1.1.: 0 “liter null other
.vui'ins. l‘lic shown-lbw. having ll'l"g£§h’zll:r%i
"M‘L ‘. - " , -‘. ’. 4 'l-t‘
Luclo l‘. mm): lc‘? %‘$f§.&fl fi_'__'_ ‘
i'ew Canaan. and Sorw-nlk. would call thi-
ltllL‘llllOll of all persons having, hi all and ()r-
.i tillvilllill i‘ices. to tlii 9 article. It is the on.
ly p-isiti w: Core: which has bill'll Gill-rod to the
public.
soc it is to be convinced of is utility. All
who ll-H'U truesiiileslcdwitli insccls can have
them thoroughly cleansed, Bilin'upy lll‘chiil-
lug: the norms irom l'ul'znillg’ their chryqil s
For :iiiollit-i'ycnr. lt is siiiiplcin its con:-
li'ui‘tioii. and not uchnsivc. ll. should heal.
tuclicd to luv: true as :Silllll as the Lil of t), io-
bar. and C‘lllliliiluil until June l'.i!.l.i'.viiig_ For
further :i:ii'iiculzii'senquiri- a! me store of
‘ l". ll. msu,
South N‘oi-uvalk. Conn.
Til-l4’1‘1‘13l‘lb8l‘lllls:il~0;)'ll‘ull:l-'u1l llll‘ right
for the dull“ towns: ol :1 new 0’ lll’l' l‘ilci‘ulm‘,
will. ii lStllll'illl 0 anything"ivci'lwi'nii'u inven-
lcd to ohlziin puri- Will-"l ll‘llll] \n-ll4 m any;
depth. Call i-id soc ()l’ll' in upcrulion. ill‘d
you will be convinced at first gig)”,
3;? F‘. ll. NASH.
”l— '3'»
Etienne, lie on, 416 Broadway, it}?!
:cd by the patronage he has re-
ll
éi—iicmii‘u:
Ci'l . , o
A—galn c-ills the attention of the public to
his
L—argo stock of HATS of his own niche,
llit'l
l—iiiporiod from Paris.
to his
{l-ld iills‘iUillPI‘s. that his ili‘w slyli- of
éa—at for llio 'll'ull is a superior article. imd
A—hlnid of anything ever olfcrul to [he
pit-Ellie. ~
T—llc l'l/‘ig‘ liin‘u
l..‘ll'~i‘. ii:.4l
“it—ho lelll‘i'll'IlCL‘ he has. had in the business
have
ga-aruv-d for him the merill-d
Ei“|lllili:llill‘l «If ociug illl' BEST HATTER
in New York.
mr‘ A l'.ll‘,_':‘llS‘TlIl'iJlll’lll of Children's Hale
and flips. Ln-iim‘ and Children‘s Furs. Um-
lll‘vll‘lS. Ciiici. Vulises. (‘5: c. v'bnlll
fissile, Hatter, 4.16 Broadway N. Y
'El‘m
lie would also say
MEALIO has been i-slab-
bit-alias.
ggpigninll lol of U ubi‘cllas iii a small
A .ulv-incc l’roni cost, at HANDLES, No. 2
Sillilily's Binl‘f’li’.
Eli/innate” EitdSS and Slashes, .
. FULL use: Huang, ol‘ all sizcxand quali~
Lies, lor siilc ion-(u
‘ l.‘HlCllES'l‘EI’t’S
China Boll-a...
[XLL sins, at the Coincr Store.
Elsi}. River fissile.
‘3 cu L‘liltl‘is ‘0 mil buyyrs. the bait nails
in "w ~21 mum. at (ii-llCiilrs'i‘uR'S
A
-uted.
n""L‘_‘J.!-.
1L lliccts nuih u liver-cl uppi'ov:il_i,o-
$33M}, assume a ‘l'lilllliK
3.?on
are
are; an; .__-«r swam. 2.1. ms.
.L. u. 41 .t -xn nun
iV
I.|Ll-J|halé\
rill: Jill-(lbui‘
‘ ‘ .iulilw,
,ii. J.l:i\7il\\tl nu -ALDK.1 i i it;
,x. ;.i.int.iiitlJ .il.;.iill.iui
‘l L:
,criptions, comprising uli kinds oi buggy,
Express, Cart. Coach, harm and .Wugoii
greatrnriely cl Ladles’and
Gentlemen’s Riding Saddles,llridleleurtin-
g.iles,&c.;Collarsin great-vs ‘
style ofpattei'n , Fly Nets,Horsecloihsptnble
Furniture, Sudillerisflardere,“ hips in end-
ks ol all Sizes and descrip-
Gig:
Harness; alsoa
less variety, 'l‘run
lions, Valisus, Carpet Ba
He feels well qualified
once in thc businc
and requireme
patronize an ex
meul .
will do well to give him
Orders for anykind 0
WILLIAM B
l.li
nts on those
All in want of 'nnylliin
Repairing done n
Au iUl;|.Ln
litai
L‘llllll.lliil Li
lvkl in
uriug uni.
gs,Satchcls, 52c.
neall.
eatly and cheaply
. S W A N .
snubkn‘ t0
Ui .‘ul i'i-iis lol Luci. .il cr-
luJUulb dad
In:
ul
mi . ii. iuil .t-TMH liiicaéfiyui auburn, U: «ll uu-
i-iety and every
by his long experi-
ss.lojudge ol' the tastes
’ having occasion to
tensive Saddlery Establish.
g in his line,
f work promptly exe-
Firs.‘ .0007? from D. 4 N. ‘R. R. Depot.
Nonwaur,
Coax.
. 3.
ihi
Go
ilhiihllia' L"
0 large and varied an
tleiiicii and Ladies" 4}
Slippers .
public in this market.
the \VOl‘lUllflllElll} neat and bc
.the material is ol that
most durable quality.
elegant. plain and f
Gaitci‘szals
and Shoes,
BoVSnndMisses
sold very low for cash.
ted to call and examine
selves.
NEW WOOD
'— retain...
0:15" at; flow Prices...
IELUS has no“ onuaud at
iiiol’ Gen ,
.as has ever been pi
I The Sl}'lt'i~lllk ncu;
dutiful ; \vbilr *
texture and
He has some very
iiiicy colored. Ladle:
o. Gent’s- I‘alcni Leather Boot:
with an endless assorlmciil oi
Shoosmllol‘ which will bi
as'sorlme
aiici's, Bootsaii
thliltzt to tl.‘
iiiesl
U
(
Thepublicnreinvi-
his stock for the
tf
"7.011 Camp Street,
Hmk‘brv,
OAK,
. M
areas, a.
In
‘2
film, ‘
Chestnut Wood.
T
HE undersigned will be nappy toreceive
orlle rs for. and supply the public will the
above kinds ol Wood , in any quantity and of
trebesl ‘Ilallty.9.| tlieloivesi market price,
F[NNEY,Agent. .
L
lorC ASH. 1, JAMES
i,
.l
the store 01
{FLOUR
I. cli-ii-m 'lrihillls . iii
\ll.Y 'chiv‘e Cents
by Lil“. load or less quanlily: some
OhllS'l'l’A US.
per liolllc. at
KNAi‘l’ a LYNES.
Stoves !
A
inennsto complete my m
Noi'wnlk F
ALEXAN
Stoves l .
11‘1de in: ct stovesjust the :ii‘l'icle tired-
cd hyliie Public, which will he mid utn
grcal sum-mg... [‘or Cash, in order to raise the
)w Foundry.
DER All.~'l‘lN.
oiiudry Building.
T Jill‘. t llLl Funl ii till,
tcd,aiid only 33 59. lit
C. 1'. E. K. LOC
E'ancv Tin EE‘oilett Setts,
illlEE pii'Ct‘S. viz: Wii-li-r Currier Slop
beautifully decora-~
KWOOD (it 00’s.
liar-gain oi the sense
QQQOYARDS
"tENCII Wool and Cotton Poplins, the
n,
finly 12 1-2 cents per yard.
0. J. GRUMAN.
sl._\ ll:.<.
and for sale at our ware r
l'ni'lm' \‘lorus we can snil
vcuicucc 06 all. and at pri
,v _. _ .__ ,,-_-.-_..__. _ . a; _._._ ".__;
fiffiTGfiES, JEWEIRY,
tljlyillis, Fancy G-uuls. Mid Dress Trini-
imngs, cheap for Cash. at
-. , . o. s. CLAiiihs.
"$2011 and Steel. , . i’ .
3 sum. his; fijpéfil of? Iron and Steel suited.
I ._,~...,, at; . ..,. .~ .
L . to thismn'kcg Just l‘ecelvml and lor sale
by - ,3, mi. C. sruunr.
'B‘ierrmxn‘. ,innnnue'd and Silver Plnled
wares. English nml'Auu-i-icnii Knivcsnnd
uni-i. msns So. Norwalu.
E’cr Sale Cheap.
NICE, M aliv-gziny. Child’s Crib for sale
cheap. Apply at Gazms Omen,
Forks .nt
minis.
llu- fancy and con-
cr-s thal- cuiiiiotl'ail.
C A; r) 1 lilIUKWlHlllrth)
fifiuing I'lnid, Sale at Last!
0
“‘3 ”‘31”, most valuable and humane in-
""""“'l"'tlftlie ago, is the Non-Explosive
l’ - ' - 7-,
' "m": Fm'd- “mu nclurad and sold by us
and our itizunls in i...‘
llc su re and ask for th
wurvalu
d'r‘vn.
N.-B.——,
e the safety ol y
. r. _, .-
’ , Directions for Us!
roll‘ lhe,“‘ick -.t the time ol. fillii
'l'hisis int little 'trmrblmaml it ensures a. In.“ ,
and uljoilling 'ans.
‘5r-nl have no other. as
Stoves. Stoves. Stoves.
Ull. SlUi‘C'l'Olflll.‘ sic acuiii Kiln-o up will.
.lil of tlic‘ latest and mod approved
The SI. J ”ici’mlas and Gold”; Age
having- l'uily cfililbllrlll'd ihoirsuprcinncy ov::r
all other Cook Stoves. :ll'l‘ still on exhibition,
In regard lo
"lime-hos- and chll- '
- »
,,_ ‘
—'—l‘.
‘c‘ the Limp.
lwltcr safer and. as it burns longer than or—
dinnry Fluid. is ii cheapo
use. We convince all \i'h
call that It cannot be .-x~~.
G‘. & E. K. LO
rliulil' ih‘nn'unv’in
n l'nvor uswith a
lnfll-ll, ;_
CKWOOD-dtCO.
l
_‘ um for‘Jellll'ying Preserves.
mseamLMm with-ulrectiom [or using, is put up in smal‘
‘hld’ilili
vl‘.~..“.‘/_ Ah“. «v r..- <.-.,.
conviiv
Winter Arrangements l
g'iwo Tries PER WEEK!
, ,
l
-hm
,. 'l‘lel ilnl'l'
QCONFlDENCE,
do iii '
guesses»; .3. ‘ "
Capt. Wm. B. Greene,
N and after Moudny,Dec.13, 1858. will
leave her dock at South Norwnlk.ev
cry Monday, and Friday, at 8.30 A. M., for
New York, 3 .
Returningrwillleave Catharine Slip. New
York. every Wednesday and Salurday, at
.11 o’clock A- M.
iFare 56 Cents.
Monk. 2 5 South-5L, N. Y.,or to the Captain
on board. . V
‘ Daubnry- 6L Not-walk n. it.
; FLAL ARRANGEMENT.
Count: 2: CI is 0 her. let, 185 s;
Trainirunlaily,(Sundayiexcepted,) asfol-
lowa: ' ,
J A'N'BUItY 1‘0 SOUTB NORWAS I
lsiPassengeral 7.00 AJL—Arriving at
Smith Norwnlk at 8.|0 A. .n . aadconnectini
with the 7.l.~b A. mtrain from New Haven.
Stopping at all stations. ' .
24/ I’ussenger at 4.05 PAL—Connecting at
South Nor-Walk with tlie4._,l.0 PAL. uccommo
ilaiiou train from New Hav'é‘iil Stopping a
ill Stations. Passengers going East irnii
Soul-h Norwnlk will take the 3.45 1’. ‘ii. A. .-
uominodution Train to all Stations lust v
‘loru'alk 1
3d Passenger an¢I_Frcigl_it_, iii 4 ill P. M.-
Arriving at South Norwalk in tinw for Pas
sengers going West to take the r. ii
Express Train from... NF“? llavcn. Passin:
the 5.40 P. M. PasScngc‘r‘r'l‘rain' from » soon
Norwal-k at Wilton"'a}“6.0_8‘,l’. M ,- .
son :3 Non-WELL: To ”armor:
_ 131 Passenger at 9.00 A. M.—-ltec.siviug
pasmngeis l'i-uin 'llic :7.00 A. M. Train in.“
New York, and the New Haven 7.00 A. .\i
Accommorlution 'l‘raius . Stopping at all
stations,aiid arriving al Dallblll‘) al 10.10.
2d Passenger and Freight at 11.05 A, M-
_Rcccivin;: Passengers from lhc 9.45 A. lll
accommodation Train from New Ilaven,rc.
ccivini', and landing Passengers and Freighl
:it alltlin Way Stations. and arriving at Dan-
hury at 1.00 P. M. This 'l‘raiu will unit 20
lug it put on board.
SELLECK S; DlillliON.
N. B—All freight to or from lhc linc o
the Dnul'ury llzidioail. taken from and deliv- i
For Furtli'er'iuformntion apply, to Win. W, ..
miiiutcs.should either Train be delayed as
_g iiicrly occupied by Ah.
llllai‘ii' rem. iuljoiniiiglli
. A.”
sneer: 1‘3
light 01' Friday. Mn; .‘lst. a lo
ting cl Cloihiugdfiech 'l‘ics. 'l
liul no iljl\'U rllii.
l
con.
clSl
rh' Ilii- c'rmil lu VIN: l
u c‘ u a, ld ,.
““‘l 5‘ i'ol. such gm: X ns‘ilnvy in iy
“’l' ill! - u! w y I “In: from i’ollnd C:
"l'l'fllll l{-.llllii;l.l.~ in Sill».
“I Vii—‘1". 'ztflguly. llliillillli: (lull
.
U
oxvelling
:ll‘flSO’lS.
and inera‘gflfiu
kins hands.
or'si303‘ \"d
meré‘me'a
No r’tra‘charge for t
'ng.
l
3,0)! the store ol rte subscribers on the
'l-ll\lr, .\‘c.
litllal simply tli.-ccuiil'). l‘ui llll' n at! inuiiih
lliitlldlll Ioiplic ll.llll‘llilgc \i'i-daily receive:
-:?(). -_::l uls.
lOlld'i‘lL, ._ ulitcrpancs. Toilet Covers, Cotton
lilcscriptio‘m I Also
Neck Ties.
fi .
“his"? ‘
rah Stones as me
V at run
Nor-walk Illicrhle I Yard l
. Veil ,
'3
e
lul‘ numb
:rble UM"
k “”0““, 21,,» :5, 3,15; ,.'. Hunt/it. balm
Div. 4' U Lulindh .ilUllUl:l‘:.‘llr a Cl all I. JLUU
Ul usury~ “ii-ml.) m p.tllcl‘lih.ulxu III ll
L. ,_.-, n,. .lil-‘iI ilillllll .l'in‘luiiitimlllli.i 'llic he.» asroi-l
mun“ 1..., .iiciil Jl .‘alucl‘luiu. .Lllll htl'cigin .‘:l.ui'l.ilc.li‘p
lilo" itllf luurlilllll) uh llitlsu. l ‘ 1
Person: Wishing ii pi-oci at linli‘JIU‘JZi'trU
my kind ol .lliil‘Lli ‘i\ mph-5.1 ‘
calland give a lwl‘imisl i sput-
material and workmanship. psi,
3 t'lll .ll-
l0]. 0’
:3: flag, lii will
I ivitl’iontnn oppormnilyol‘testiii,the u‘ml
s,Colton- itv ofthe article contracted 1' ’1;
ndlSroad- ’
clot Fl, Silk and hiarsziirl-les Vealing. Rendv .
.liad Clothing. and Lilo‘thegtinade to order;- ls executed by Experienced v: lgxfiifnd
can Warrant. ii to give entiresn‘ ’
“ " » .Shill‘i’l.
ill be sold cheap for Cash.
CHAS. 'l‘. LEO
THE Ii
NARD.
l
roan
lug! oliliusc \i'aul
~e-lt iii Dc Fish .-‘ whet ol' Charle
\ill bopromplly attends: to.
l.‘
i'.“""."_"‘ ”—‘T— ’
j Zinc Eamte.
IlElubscrilor i-llcrs a lull ass
ill oil.nuiiul'iicliii'cd by the Row J
Company, and for sale at
' WM C. S
-._._- ”‘mf‘fifi§.fl
4
lug curling done.
iii-icelcbrulcd Zinc Paints. comprising
snow rbiic. while. pcuil and lire-\-
their lowest priCcs.
U rders
s Murray ,
Eli
I‘u lions well, the pun-
iiei'ilIOped. The
154 pemienton the lush thy action of the Lira
‘ ior be proper pcriorm once of its functions. .
\vli they cm at Lin]: and the uliolc srstrm flit, but more because many . hm -?
,siil ‘s in ('llnsequi‘1llt'i‘ pf one organ—rho hirer— mending to be concentrated 301‘ it ‘1 :‘
4 ill\ 1‘: CCll‘E‘ll to no i s fl!!l‘.'. l-‘url ie diseiisesol . - . - .. c' ' .
(r'ment 0' llia organ. one of the proprietors has iiizidc it ctam b1“ httle 0f the “.m‘e Of .« _. ' , ti
his .lully.inn practice oi more than twenty ciny thing else. . - ' ‘ ‘ 4.
i ll. ground you. . to find some i'eiu- 5 My \vliurewfili in rouii- { )ufing late years th public havebeen uni-i; .4.
“-50" ‘ tern lil‘flllllfhvtlt‘l‘illl'l'9r iiii-zils io u'liirhit islinhlc . yin-13m '- ‘ '. " ’ '
' Zn": '1': move that this run edy is at last foun-‘l. any I I by large bottles, . m to gig. I!" f
, , w, per~ i troubled Mill 0 Liver (‘ompiaint iii any CExn'aCt 0f 531.531.5331“3 for one’dona'gi _ at 1!
Pl R1513 l . or it forms. has but to try a bottle, and cunvic- (these have been frauds, upon the flicks _ , _.
rennin.
'l‘li eGumSiemovenll morbid or had
l . . .
Il‘ully. tllill he has, i'camv d to llll' more lur-
:audi'r
Foundry.
Norwiilk, Pun .Qlllli.!.’
Austin as n
( at
(ll..\lS’I‘JAD’S.
303E?
eied at the Company’s Freight Depot without 2
charge. ’ lln ,5
. I
For Boston,
l
i
Moduli and l’i-ovidciuzc— Inland reu:c-—-‘
without delay. change ol cars oi baggage.
'l‘lic sicnmcis i’i.riii.n'iii liu‘h'. (.‘npi. .lncl
Slouu. and C. V.i.\'oi-;i:iiii.'r, Cnpi. \V. ll. Frsi- l
l’ioridcixcc and BUNCH and l l'(:\ ll'il hit rail-l
roads, leaving New York (luilv. {Sundays ca-
copxud) iron. l’.cr No. 2. Nthl-ll lliu-r. first
whorl above b'ullci'y placc,al. 4 “Eluclhp in.
and Stoniugtou :il. 8 30 p in , or 0n the ”NEW“:
01‘ the mail train which leaves “(l-“1’” “L
5.30 p. m. .
Th.- C- VANDEHBKLT. from New York MOW
iii: regular Mail Linc, via Sioniiiglon. for ; Phoenix filocl(,\'-'lll.‘l‘(3
l ply the l
was swim
in lull ruiml)‘ ”On”
, . .3“ n- few days, his .51).)!le will be as common;
nor in connicliou nitli llic Siniliiigloii and f as hcl'orc illl‘ lire.) ’ . ‘
3H
dcr lhc store of . 1;). F'.‘Bcldcn where he will
b' ready at all ill es to attend lo the calls of
his pnlruiis andl'i ends.
Removai- Eardwar
M. C. S'l‘ltl‘ll‘ll iiistaku-o the store for.
my”), ocgnpidil by H. A. Blan
.rnile as usu
”mm the lat; lii‘c,iiiid also
he iiianul'acliirus
A5 i'ciiioi'cd ills Saddle and “.1!
lnblisliiiieii 1 the llnsz-nirui Ru
to will con tlllllc to sup-
, having in store whal
WmB. Swazi;
3t‘48
\C H I N A. M N
e' :isjustni‘ri‘ved with a-nothorfr h lot Ol
‘. won and Black Teas, no Cl‘op.all(
it We desire to call the attcn on OH.
on lie this particular, is ii lot of fires-n a.
in _ck 'l‘ea for Fifty C "Is pmi
”(pnpgd,=tull an English Breakfn t'l‘eu that
k. &.Co.
ordered
so that cious.‘
G.& G. M. I‘lOTJlES.
, Pumps. {
{E sullscribcr k_ecpsconslanl y or hand a
ill-y!) idsoi-tiiiciit‘nl' Pumps. rousist up of
I
l
l
un-ss cs-
oiiis un-
dcptliJnthli‘orr-c .iud- Sacrioa. Hose and.»
4M!) Pipenl-tachtld. il‘ wanted: Cislrrn Pumps of
day, \l’vduusdiiy and h‘riday~ff0m Sirmiuglon l
Tuesday. 'l‘lizirs laiy and Slelll‘lli‘y'_ ,
The l’ Li‘noiri ii llocu li'um 5““ l i" 3-
duy. Thursday and Szillll“l=l.l'—“‘0m “ ' "hi"
lhn. Alulldfly. “ruduurdfly “Ila l‘l'll‘ill .
l’uswugms proceed lroiii Sloniugiuii ill-l'
Railroad to Providence and Boslon. iii the
EXpi-ess Mail Train, reaching said places in
advance at those by oilicr routes, and in am»
pie time l‘orull llic curly morning lines con-
Iivctiiig Nol'lb and Elhi. l’nwrnyvi's lliul.
prefer it remain on heard the >li::iiiir‘l'. Hj-‘y
u lilgllL’H TCSI- lllllllsilll'lll‘d. ills-lltl‘lllt-‘i. l! alv-
Bll't‘dfilllll leavi- Stouington iii tlw 1‘ .f.'.'l. iriiu
-A Bilgzllue Muster accompuni-xx ll .. ril‘ailll-
er and train lhroiighruch any.
For passage. herlhs. stale rooms. i a 'i wish:
IL'Xl- dom o the Post (Alice
at said 5 to will met-l “’llllDI‘OJllJI. Pitt'llllou
CHAS. ’l‘. LEJNARD.
Rgnsoval. ..
I l
r HE Norwull: Furnitureand Cnbii equre.
roilins halo rcuiorcd l0 llubbell's Brick
lniildingmvt Knapp .i'. Lyons Drug Slore:
{hiid non,»2 n L‘l‘c he will he imp”). ,0 §crvo
all who may ’svor him wilh a call.
/
ll. .ll. TERRELL. A
varioussizc .Bruss and Iron Gylenders.“
r. [1. men’s. Sunni Norwnlk.
Si! 0 153.3 large assortment at,
iii'c lJl'lB'.(l, ll;~ will: 1...
more satisfactory than [1 pnrnhosuoinimfits ! nlfiited fell
35,-. The Lettering and Ornamental work 0f e {0110“1 g mphintg;_
crs o.“ the syslem are
sfc-Mm‘h is almost entire-
mutter
Jul)" has brought us, which is pe ectly deli- '
Well Plump. weather proof l'0r|'vl'clli- ol any i"
1"
i
co the most effectual alterative ".
e. Itis a concern;-
7' , . ated xtr -
- Saisnptirilla, so comhi c act
blasts: 'es of ill greater iilte
l l.‘),“fl"....a“ c’vyctivc antidote for the diseases ‘
l-x ~' re led to cure. It is believed
r 11:; y is \l'allltcd bythose who
_ ,9. 5 com a
when will lcco plish thgirlfilli’emllgzgr 13:33:
of minensc erv e to this large class-of our.-
.l conpoundw d it hasheen rov -
midt on ma y the warehouses!) egbbyemfon‘ndf
i ROFULA
B“
l rid 1f. of corruptions, l?“
rough- the natural channels “13'
by . ulterative-medicine, Cl ‘ z. - ,.
world has been ‘ a‘ously deceived by :1?
pparations of it, ‘p‘ y became the #3.
me has not all the‘Wirtue thatiisclaiiu .34
ty not only? contain little, if any; R
a, but often no curative properties vv‘liateV?r
. Choice and Selected'l'eaen
4 CllES'l‘Sol Green anihblnck, Tea-'—
Culfce an I .Teas, v arr-unted to please
in pnicqnnd'qu'aliity, they duly superioriiy.
r..—
8w ‘ Silks. . _‘._
' ceilved. 'a hinge assor-‘meflof
s, pluck and colcredifiifll" flew
' utilu st - or, and some cw ' "WWII-‘3
., , _ 3 a 3‘ CJ.E()I:'UM.AI¥{
4....
and HP“) Sheet. Load
5. ‘ I. 3 -
NA‘gff'S, So. Norwulki
~ ~ r .‘ . , ;
’- .- l’l) ' a “ ’l'nsse’S- L0]l$~l:fltlons.$nving
. ”slit? 'eini,i3~'vcdles,-l’-ins. and lots of
"Fancy A}. clcs, _. . CLAith’S.
-~ ' all: Oil 101021193. Extracts, and-Po.
H madcr clicnl‘t‘l‘ tAll“! i—‘Vcr. at CLkim’s.
7 , _
mated reeks.
A.
ROOTS S:
F
llElJ of every description elicup. at
O l..llS"l‘EAD{S'
Quern’s
,—
gent.
4
l
r .llE sul driller lins located himself for the
Notice.
lat the store of Cons. N.
presc
All ord
Norw k, Nov. 27m. l858
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{NOD Liver It} .
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al‘l‘ly “ll llt’ml'd the Noam-1r. or u! the ll‘t'iglll
"m0“. Pier No. 2. North River. or at lheollic.
No. 10,.Ballery Place. s
,1 R. E. LOCK‘VOOD, Agent.
‘Elt "l-iL is out again at the Cabinet
Fl iiture husinms in lull ill-ml. .
him a ll,al. Haibbcll’s new building, near
ilie E inc.
Clock. . German ilfiatches r" _ ‘a . . _ . 4 3 '
"51¢“ HE genuine article may !lm forgo a! the CLOCKS ol ull descriptions yci'y cheup'at ,’ -.
Stor': oi KNAPP, i's‘ES. . oLAkka. 3,
E‘resh Arrival _ ’ lour, More New Books.
.\' pi-iuiitins and (inning/9 lo sill} “ll Clu- ilittcr Sweet, 9. Pom, by J G Holland. .9.
line see ni‘ customers; p!" as “”‘x‘l'll'll' from lier ran Nor-Lame? for Youth. by EJfi‘m‘ga
$4.50 to $7.00, at ifHL'NASIl’S. Boy’s Book of Inrli trial Informatiou,illfi§.;
' trated with 365 ngrayiiigs ' ‘
$5M“ Homflllk. Conn.
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Pl'l'fln‘ coornn’s
EFINED Sheer and Shred lsinglnss. r
_ ‘ 'piimcnrticlc.ver'y extensively- used for
.Blmw divulge, more“... Win Jellies,
TheIShred
“ch-294ml. Family Use. and is sold by all
,. hcipnl Grocers 0nd Druggisteilrrough
ontt mu. S. PEPElt‘CUOPER.
n43 l7.Burlimr,Slip. New V0”!-
w‘uu—o 5'“
KG) 'limlles-by the ddz. at manal'octir
rer’s prices at ; OLMSI‘DAD’S.
l‘bp ’oung Lady’s Counselor
lu :- for Young Disciples. Rev. J.‘G. Pike.
'r'sc of the House 0! David. '
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”"nuuinu Luhihs’,4s.,
he Young Man‘s Counselor “
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ctions from the British Poets.
lso S‘anglard Pooticu
wuri'aii 'l d.
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money reiuiided. 0 S C
,_e'.ligious Gift” Books.
. Path ol Life. by Rev. D. \l’iser
lWorks ll ‘ (fl' 4’: ' ‘
d 5,3th lb, Pp .e, LVNES.
Vviso’s—anrfiA columns, .-__ ”
.u . c. .e o insomnia.
Furnaces, Flanges,
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TOVJ‘JSL llcutcrs, iloal'b‘kutiles, Riddles.
Tin. Sher-t Iron, and Copper Wares,
luilll.
Naturn-aud Superm oral. J
Scrumns for the No Lire,"
Also.Gift. School.
Lirmul't’ 162'- Ol' illoSc beautiml Dining
mks, at. $4 per dozen, at CLARKE. '
mm- Table Covers, a low more lci‘ty'at
51 10. the cheapest goods-ever solddu
by A. MounuoUSE. "
Vernon Grove, or 1 arts as they a".
K N l‘enpcr Papers
Physicians” Visitin ‘
nd othercoudimel} .5-
ist, Diary and B90 of
Engggenlt‘flls for S59 . I . ‘
synorsce Bushnell
as at
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_ “rich erg: shim it'll-filly) '0
Glass,Ch‘lim. Crockery. etc. . all in in great variety _ .
' ’ ‘.&. ‘."K. L’o ’ ‘51. Co’s. law the Public cu“ wd‘t-Wtfllmll'e‘lijheit ;
° ‘ E » ‘- 95‘3'7399921... 1,4,5”, .. some a Lvsss.__ .
”’- 59 WeedWa-nted. ‘
.. .0 ort‘. cc londs ol‘ good dr’y Sea Weed
133,9‘0‘1- 01‘ Which'pliberalprice willbe
“If ..APPIilat the 031,,c _-.u the Gazette.
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ned With other. '?
rative power as »-,- .
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'-c izens. How complegely um”,
‘ .pcnovuaous , o i l '.
moss A n 19me Dmusfim ‘ .
A. uonnnousn. '
.o. s. CLARKJ.‘ ..
i.n Rock Salt,‘s:iperior quali'ly. for sale“ , -
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Sill" =~LHallsinnd Caps. "El uli'el' alih‘lral , S n Heap S , - - . . .
W' - " ' ‘ ~ ' ”‘" - , . —~ ‘ , ,- rr ms Aim Strum.
glam? luffll the tlnehand a gggnd stool. toitlie ‘ 3'01‘ Sale very cfleap , :2 ass», 1\ UxiltDissass, Dnorsxi‘fil’ .
Ju received, a Splendid” assljrtmen of NE of the best built, most {acute iently A if :3 T110 omoousox,-,Dsamn, Ugg.‘ q
warp s. Drugcelleil J. l nd Straw} ..,- arranged, pleasantly situated res slices LA}. “'1 XENON. farsgzm, 1109‘"
“"8. ery low for chain. PA G do (ERAS? in the Borough ol‘Norwalk. The hiiili ng is of comphi‘ 111333311 sud , the whole . .l
W lpo'rt. May 2‘2d.1858.' 1] ol Bi‘iCk,constructed of the Very host ateri- , 'rn Loon. - "um. ~50“. 1‘1,“ 133117101. 2‘»
. ‘ , —,r alszind in the most substn itiul ‘aiine It is ., compoun" _ 5-..- ‘1. ' ‘_
uilding Materials. in‘thclinmcdjate'vldnity of th basin S Pg - m of healthyfi éofidgmt
H subscriber will continue to keep a j'ti'.-ii‘of—’the'Bridgetzagd. “peculiar . W _ ,e the fough- unearth...
0d assortment on hand of ' , adapted fora Physrciai or' eroliant.‘ rapes b at Eh“ Semenoffligjg‘g
P, - l C ' B . z, I, timi'ol‘it may easily balconvered ”11.08530“; 1y 2 Lawn of them in '
res ‘m‘ mum-0’” "CI-i .JI‘ office. Posse‘ ionc lie gi enemv Aquit- are pped in the budimfi
ime, Cement, Cczlcimd Plaster, Eéyildesired an k‘tei-mspfpa t “We. "It . tlfie def this raga” W
' . ..orfnrther articu ardcni uirso ' o' 1 t ei ursnceo oul e -
IIazr, and flfarble‘Dust, = oft h e Gazegt e. . l , tl‘ 6 l S through Which will?“
"“ "T . i ) “ ‘ . ,out ,
orwalk Erdn Foundry. I N V ‘1 G O B A T O B m M blood Whenevefvpufindits' ., nail; : . :9
E l ' description ol Casting done at the - PREPABF’ BY 93- SANFORD: b“ gthrough the Slimlnpimples, clumsy?“ ‘
. " “3-?" "““CB' “"‘l i" ”‘9 be“ “"10“”?! l; Compou-ndedl entirely from. Gums. °r all, cfiewsi 3:11".th 3011,51“! it, $08351}
.- clu as can he obtains-d :it nnv ollier cs- . . ‘ . -. . str c an . s “03‘ mm .. evems; cleanse if ' ~
. . . , none of the best purgati.c and Liver Medicines nr , CV6 It 13 foul d » f - . .
. .lilislii nt in ihc State. (when cd Chains. burn... the pump, that acts as a Culhartic, push . V . r. ’ an {your 89111183 .‘ ten, _;D‘\
.‘ll'lili l mp3. ll‘Ou lit-nee. Posts, ltillllllgs,i"ic Her, and more c ~cclual than any other medic‘ e .70 -hen' Even‘wffie, DQPartIcular M 4 ~"'
lupiul [0 Order. Patterns exec“ 0,1 ill l own. it is not ilv ai‘aihnrlic. lintn Liver rem l)‘ 18 :9 people enjoy begter health, mid 51in)“
,i ,. ,- , _, . . u : ling first on theylirer to eiccti'is morbid mat r. r for cleansin t 'e blood. - ? n, ’.
all-ll ppm and llpOl‘l‘l‘ldigmdlllL terme.’ . , 0,, on the stomp. andnwe'is to carry on that lift. fa health . dud fi‘is‘ wdl' b K991), the“. .
,- ALI":\A~\DER AUbrll-N- t '. thus acconiplilhing two purposes ell'ectunlly. is h- y.’ . .» -- a p ' “t With W- .
_—..__l. ------ — c t any of the pailil’ul feelings experienced in theidpc P “um 0f M8 dISOI'deted, the}? can 58 M'
, Notice r ions of mostCiitliartics- ll. strengthens the system 1 ng health. Sooner or must °' .
‘, ' :i the same time um it purses it; and when km. E go wrong and the siren Whiuery - ‘
lthDES having tarnished himseliwllll l y in moderate doses. will strengthen ,and build . . - ' ,,
~ . . , . L , .m, ,-.,, 1,, mm . isdisordered or overthrown. .zk ..
' e a unable loam lor n general (.nruiau ' l“ ‘ '1“ "l a l‘ -' ~ . - l ’ - . I‘d - . . .
lousiuer‘y would rcsncctl'ully solicit llle palro- .n: Liver is one of 'llie ' principal regulators o “Barium“ has, and , eserveslmuch, M
' lli human body ; and when it performs its 1' tntion, Of accomp hmgrthesevends. m it?
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, p - . treet ., 13d Passenger at 540 P. M.—-l{eccivinp I ‘. ~ 1' . l'ioiu icsysle.l‘-l.'~‘.llll.lll.l"In! iigiiu {lieirplace a heul- l . . . . . . . 5,};
3 Call at _N0.' 16 ‘Main 5 . . . - Passengerslrom ”W4 10r.n.Accommodulion H subscrioer keeps constant ‘on hand ill: r “fir l‘,-lllfé§ltii:‘l§;;- fol-.nf?‘ihirt,lfiifvpl'ilxclvl. can Hence, biltlter andfpp‘mfiildisappomu: of ,4?
“ 'l‘lt's()NS lookiiw llllL'l‘ Sugars loi Pic- . , . \' ll , , 1 l .. ,. , 0 my dtircrlpllull oi l'cc:l,\'.'ll on it Will 3‘" if ° 'n * b r "‘lémlz 18 thI. 2"“ ] followedt euseo t evanoueexmc . 1- ‘5
’4. r . , Thy," {pom . ew oven, am He .14.) l. M. , - iiiii one and health to t .n whole munlunew rP- - ' th 9 k 11 _, Q
serving- and Wine Making. “,1 do ivy-ll accommodation Train from New York am, as n pl isuic to scllto invir Chsloiiui's at all m; Mu“, cm“ Dru”, ‘za‘me_é,,%m; a‘lnui- :rsnparilla'wliich flood . ernar ct. out it)» 1‘ .3“,
, lo 2,”, us a Call. us we a”. pre'pql‘id to give ”Him, a, D'llllllll‘Y at 050 1.. M. 8,,”me Lllllczl id no growling. 3 6,1 “:9, me itselfisJiistly despised, andphus'hecolleggrg .4,
l ~ I ' is ‘ Pure 'inj llcliiléd Sunan at a " . d ‘ .- . . . u '. ' A. MOREQCUSE. lions attacks are rated, and, vrlintis better .ionvmous'mth imposition and cheesy "Sill , 4;» '
great iargaiu in ‘ . h -. y. Sainthe at all Stations.iind passing the 4,..4 l . M. Y __ nrvdntcd, by “,9 our“ ”on, me “we Liver icallthis compounds 'lla,and' . T 3,.
lll'fl‘llll- as they “'9” b0“? t p'u'w' r, Passengur and Freight '1 rain at ll illon nl E T l luviprator. l h , edmsaaepuehlall né .
I lute l‘lst’. G. (l? G. M. HOLME3- 6.08 l>:,\[.’ iflew Stone ar One done after entingis sufficient to relieve the “Flag Stici‘ al ”(in fy blO 11' thlegcch‘. . .,
i I -—-— “r-M—“v'” _ Stages l'rom Ridgefield Centre-run toRidgc- A Chill) assoriincnt ol Flagging. l hing. it"m‘chand prevent “‘"fi ”mi rm“ "““=’““‘1"'°“" neit mmtldewzathoinkoweq {a 8’06“, 1
field Station so as to connect Willi the 7.00 (fitter, smi)’ “I'lr‘duw :SIHF' :ilil ill-cl llnlyoncdoselnkenhe- lore retirinr. revents ' ' ' 1' I "I:
l BAR-GAINS: ) It .‘ . 1 , . ‘ 0" N0! ll illverillncSlouc. In,“ l'h‘Ct‘ \' lil-lld Kighlmarc a ... P ieving It I!" ma Whlc‘hfineb .-,. , f"
; . . A..\I.and the 4.051 ..[.lldln!.all(il‘LtullOD , l Cll \q l ll “K i 0”,) omdom ,8“, , ,H at ,0”, the ordmaryrun ofthediseasesltis ,,
, _ . . . , ,. . ‘.__“. ,;I., _ . ' s 3.; . i.i_.i.oosen 'ieo ' s ~ ~-..~
l BlaCk Dress Silks. thtrcyrivallg.t‘3bls R‘ipg‘eneluStutionolthesma '09 S I, 'l . 4 - l ‘ Emmy. w, cum (.0: b ”gum . to cure. Inordertoseeure fl filed] 4;.
. A.4 .am e -‘ ' Thins. - - , -. 5 f One dos taken after inclimcalwlll 0'11‘9- hys- udicntion fromthe stem them- y . ".
ll AVE now on hand an extensive assort- . HARVEY SfiITHESHPq. SelflSharpenzngEan butt rs. pepsin.U ,d-me of “”0 ‘ .. .. judiciously taken :yccording to ,,, _ .,
ment or BLACK lluizss SILKS ol‘ the best Danbnry.0ct~. 25,_ l858. , ‘Hl‘lfi Cutiers are the best in u .e, , ing refisligllendnche.‘ ~.eu-r.poon.uls wzilalways cbottle. _ 1:. .
lIl:l.L'Cllllp01-tt‘(l; ol'cvcry width and at too - -~ ~- a _ ul‘littlc or no (axpungu ,0 keep in is a“ (m battle when for. 9mm obgtmcfion ,9- PREPARED BI . ...» 9
lowest [lo-*Sllllc prices. 0' J' GRUMAI" ' and doing their work with less powel inn plug?“ ll” “3“” 0’ “l“ "were“, 3'11 makrs 8 Der- DB. J. C. AYE B & 000- ,5
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' . i. - '9'» = any new madi. This Llll-l‘LP look 1h ran, “in“; odedose'iminerii- ately relievesilmiicnhup LOWELL, MASS.
lfi'otlce, ‘ "'""’_ promoim at the late Slalc‘l our". Fnoss lzby 0,... dose olterl repent- id iza sure gum {or Cliol- . rice, 31 per Bottle 1 Six Bottle-1hr 0!...
THESiibszci-ihepwnv ld give notice; tiiathe N. Y. Gt .1". H. Railroad. ML... sinF-f \ ergn‘,‘f;§:*,;,§$ii,fi,5§§i ',',f,",,;‘i,;*,§,§."‘:,‘§‘,"',,,,,,, A fer’s Che Pcctoraill '
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- “f.““fi‘h‘l'; ,,‘.“‘“’ g1): ., [.Ig 1858 worms Asumcmw, 1809 32MB 1 , ”Q‘gmrl‘ffiai sling $.“l:...‘il..“. 32.35.1132; 5,21,,“ ,5,“ 5;", , ”mm,“ mm...
MU‘W'WIL’ (”1 ° 'ragon “'11 Z? ’ Comm enema .N‘ovcmbcr 1 18"8 LEXIS F51 I," Wood’s qnd “iii'q 1 ln‘ snllon ncss or unnatural .clor from the skin. a . ' o“ ll 9'.
" ' - - ‘ ' ‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘ '- . . .- .- . . - . - - 'vanet of Throat and Lun Com lmnht a ..
Alla- null-xiii“!!! at iis Old stand, “11.ch he ‘ - .- 5 . r w" sale by ”1" Bus“”“ BMW] 0" L 11“: vigilretfi‘lhife‘iiii-i):ltzfiioifcl :ililililkeeghfixdeillifdiilgn‘efl’fes glanced unnecessa for ug to racoun't , c ‘
has served lllel‘lendS for ‘lie past eightcelu Trams to Nets 1 Olk. llUllVCl'i-El il “gird“, as low piiccs as uh ”Manse mm repeat- I”, cum ”flame mm“ evidence 011-3? ‘41?“st agave, 3‘; has 51);: .
- .. m, " w; . . all lines to l‘Om'll .‘l .c. . he had lr in the kil'i's. 1" . ~11 2: inilsivorst forms. .-.~‘..ii».<.immei~ anviBowel lo ed. it as ong can in con -4 ..
yci i's , Trail, inglfhidry {if his li hip outrllstedl to From \ cu. Haven. ,. o .0” ”SS '1‘. LEOV’AR bailout... yield almost in the 4‘ tillu‘f,‘ Ehriughout 1mg, section, we need not do more than“
his“! ‘lll‘ F, q “t: ham] for “1;. 0.1,. new and . OffldlthDATlgiN.—At l) 30, 5.00 and ‘ . , trier“.e‘I'Ot'l‘fiftjinni:a 4:1?!ka':l‘i'::edorysfl:::ll:l assure the people itsdqrhalitytls ?p$pr:figmz
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0:1" S‘Pcnn‘l'llflll‘l 5i“ “‘51 W“ guns. A13” 3 '0'" 1 The 7):); i‘Li'qngrilllfillrnxi triius receive earrlage Springs and “Kl .- rem”? “1“” “"1“" “" t “9"?“ {“31“ . . litoelifi-rthzisrtigleigfaall it has ever beeny foundtodo. ‘
‘le l'vs Clni' l'irCloaks. which he rcceully " ’ ." “"n' ’ ”r ’_' ' - ‘ ‘ 1 i w I - - ~ ”1 . . q .- tail-NW ”05“ '01” 'JWil-‘Ya by cxcmng ll" ~ '
ol ‘1‘ l '. '1. ( , .14 h , 'v'll ,0” passengers lrom t.ie Daubury R..ilroad at Nor- I: 351145“ bill He! but .Cdl‘llilgb ullllU 31.5,. iii-ms. _ , , h ' Pill »
brought “'07“I“"‘g}““"l"";‘; “ new ( .ll‘lll) ‘ walk- and Salisbury lroii Axles.iu'inulaciur i \r take ploiisu c in"? ’9‘:0ll:llfl€!‘;~ll .: this incur! Ayer 3 Cat attic S, ‘
very low l'ni czish. ‘JOSl lull SEE?“ ‘ ' The 9.50 A..\l.l.l‘alll receive-s passengers from ‘FJ “"5 Tomlin-W" SWilli: “l“! A“? U'Wil'dull- “i"? if; i‘ 133:,"lfiix.:fi-,lri§,,l‘.”{ifZ:imfi‘i‘f‘f‘ C “4533} iron was con: 0? ‘ .
"——“' ’ . the Hartford. Springfield. and Cnunl l‘tziil- “W Sfllt‘ ill 13‘4““) prices ill" 1".”3‘: All lilout-L'dié'uriwi.iin}ie :éstirv toils .704 -. . ‘ D s sin Ind” 83550”.1
Smokers, EttE IlilOn. roads. at New Hammond from the Nnngntuck \‘.’ll.C. SFREET- -lll'l:l’il'\’lriut'v‘.t ' ‘ b ' ‘ l l gffgzzgs’j‘ofilhglgsgch,yEf‘gipel’M. Height“
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ENUIN E \llveloFCllllll in Pipes. . Railroad .it bridgcport . .. . ,. a" e 1 ,m 3,313,: ‘i _ l __ t i Piles, Rheumatismfimptwnsand SkmDugauO.
Gs-lllllllc )lccrschuum and Ambchlgal‘ E [JXPRLS%FA-t ‘f-UU I};\L,'t(‘nf0nnt;“l.‘o.n “It“ All 3. 31 b 3 pp?- .‘ilix Water ii the m- :itli with file liii'igoretor Liver Complaint, My, Tater, Tammi! and
Tubes. “”1"?” ""‘n 710m 0" 01.1.. rccc‘wing puss- No“, on andsivaliowlwtiil 'cthcr. Stilt Rheum, ll’orms, Gout, Neural W1“. 9, .
Genuine Turkish Tobacconnd chairs-fly? tllel?e\rh‘IJUfnldOIlr:;li;l (lililll-lln’lifll): bowl The L ’ei' Iin'igoraior, Dinner Pill, andfor Purifying the . Ml: . ,' I"
Genuine imported Cigars. may be found al ma} 9 -‘ e‘f’, “LE ‘0‘“ 3° f"f“:‘,‘n'° I ' lsnicientific llcdi. liliscovt-i‘y, andis cum- worki They are sugar-coated, so that the I .. .eean-
ll... Joruer StOl'l' of KNAI’P $1. LYNES. Railroad tli. Bridgcpolt, stopping 2.. l’l'li‘li‘l' Dress (10005, cure-v almost too :ent in lclici'e. lt cui‘esiis il' five can take “19m pleasantly. and the); m. th.
.... ~I ‘ ‘ pul‘t. N,“ walk and Slamlord. Shawls magi-1. even lint}: lir dose giving bciieli‘, and seldui hrs: apericiit in the world foranthe purposes“. ' ' .
' a i ,5 , - ,1 . ,V '7 . . .; . 3 ._- t " ‘ 3 :7) ii”, llfln line )utveis r'quiriiil tn cur.- any kind 1 " - ._ ' ' \ 7’ _- -
a f :figf'udl, ”I?“ h H L“ “01“ 31" ll 6 C ‘ '4 Bax-gains l.l‘\£:‘CI)lllpl.llllt min the norm .lauudice or Dl'spOp. ‘1 family physlc ' . n at “l ) ' .-
Auctlon sa es Oi cw ‘or ' [oiiminullllllhell-liltll‘}?“.2‘1‘382‘}‘;‘1‘°}'32‘}z“8$61g0l! Pnce 25 can“ per Box’ ' ' 080%: ' f ’* —’.
' ‘ ’ . .~ 'n “V 'ESGILIYOI‘. 1’1 (H.153 a u' ' t. ._ _,, , -— _l "4 ‘ ' ;.
., Housawmc [Ml/100m. , l . ,- Dh:i.:=:;xi~‘onii emperor.34siim...iimy..\'.i'. il- Greatnumbersol'Clergymen.Physiqansfita,
B D A Y Passengers for llon-ntouic Railroad will Black Silks, mm, hyamknflhm >,,_,,x,,,,.,,, ,,_,.1,,,,,,,,,& Lynn. men, and emment persona”, have lent: .
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. _ 0 C] RI take thl! 9 50 A. M twin ‘0 Bl'llilli-Di::-l’.. in LIL. 6,3,4“; 3" Sun, and 4’. A. Weed, Nfirwuyk ‘13,] names to certifytheunparfillelegiililsefiingisot?”»'- '5’
‘ ' - - S- A L ‘ . - V ' . l . . r‘" ‘ ' ~ i " "*“"l' remedies but our 5 ace ere r run
Ev em.l_].$:_._m._.._.-_-.—— —————J Daubury and N0! wall: ”In” (”UL I‘me“ Housekeeping cnwflmfilfi‘, i‘ lnSGl‘ilOll’Of them. pThe Agents be! gvnalpflfifi-l
"Passengers for the Danhury and Nora-[ilk Goods ~ n ‘ 1' C k nighgrafisourAMngcAN Amrchmwhichtheyl ’43;
Shovpls and scOOPS- Raill'm‘d will take the 7.00A. 31., :1qu l 101‘. Of' ll kinds . “Eh‘flf‘lL fs‘flfn‘mgxdt'. :1 i. To: (Ky :1 are given; “5“! also full desmp‘tfiallfigsfie shag is ’
l MtGla‘ assortment allow and short ii.traiiis to Norwalk. 4 -, _ quantiticsai qua! Ito 0 em a C ..- complaints,a_nd the treatment :3,th ,. 7 W, ~.§-'
' [J n ,1 V D Flanncls, scsoi purchaser-sconstnnlly on hand. and or lowed for their cough _ 'll déhl rélvhtk . ..
‘ “m“ U - - ’ ‘ . - l , ‘2 NA"II. Sonlh Norwal Do not he put 0 yunpnn 9 . .,
at onicnnsrnu s. T,.,,,-,,.f,-,.,,, Mn”... ,0 .N‘ew Ym-.".- .__M Aiullnnd heavy stock of an '5' F 1g .. __, mm m mm, may mm, ,e M, 9,,
"‘ "‘ 229 99.3.2339“ “'°" 9‘ “"3"“ D” G°°dr V 9“ We “9’ °' suitcases:capitalised
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Dl-ess Goods. 1 !( ) many ’ qtlsthtglb b50170 Ol 0. S. Clark? ‘Vb haveit. Re ed] { l,\\~ . \;, -
. .- ' ‘1 ' Allour m 'esare oracle y-.\ - ‘
- Trams trons New Yon-ll; Barbam" - . . , . i , , _ _
A fineassorlmcnt. at ‘ , ' For N...” Haven. ’ C. J. GRUMAN. CSt 5:30: Sprung SklPt “’1 s ’ L. 11. Dtvhe‘sh. eon, auu’hiai}p-&.\Lynef, NM
‘- C.J. GRUMAN 5' _ , , .. In mouse, a d oiher goodsin the 1110 Milk; N.‘(.0inslotk & Son, Wimn1;n ll.
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as near its po<si|ilc from lirst hands _ 50. the The 2.15 r. u. train conn'ecls Willi News» l nacho“ receipt ol‘ 18 cents. in stumps or coin ‘ row’der ! PQWder! I And ‘g ngmgt‘ue ”“4“,"
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