1 7 ofi3—2_S’.-§ "Mr 'Iverson_of Georgia indulgfed
‘ .d0rs..c-r.s.." ‘
3 ‘s . 1‘ ""‘"_‘l
A I Tussbiv Jun. 4.—-The Senate, nltelj
« . ro irinte s Jcecbes, left the,
fi: nelw ¢1ne.l_ The first bus-
nwa. ..,.‘-.5,-':i;he report of :1 bill from the New
ml .C'i‘|.lll.llilI.l(5t‘. pruvidiiig for the 13tl|Iall‘lM.'--_“
ti.,,,1.;i'.t£-ii“ udditiounl slumps of war
" ";_-gig.) iutrudiiceil. :1 bill to l'vIltiL-
fufhnivnl OlIIi't'I'S. The re.-idne ‘bf
tn. b:_!Ii‘I—lh was ilevol--ii to Mr. Jol_ii1.~'0II’.~
_._\,m'm'C,,-’é,{i‘g-.;ct.in_i;' the Finance Cuuiinitt e1
:'i11if'i'-.~j.t’i',*;ntc ‘he expeitditiircs of the
A _:b]‘i¢ uiiifieyv, and to ‘devise soiuefiiienns
i',eIj'l'_.lV,l!l..£lIllCAlll'-. ‘A uumlicrbf Seiiators
-Jl;'.:.,‘iill}t11lkii1g reforin and differing
lvns 'to:~the committee. to wbicb"t-he
, ..i_u-.+ o1‘rgh_t to be r‘el'erred,. 9
I‘n'i-it ‘House, little noteworthy‘ was
no-_.. erious reports were presented
.« .m‘=’thc‘ Standing Committees. The In-_
.~,. -.1. Appropi-iatiou Bill was discussed’ in
’_'~.‘ui_mittée of the Whole. '
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l
Wnosssnair.-ilu Congress, .notice was
'1‘ .-eitell} or the death’ of Gen.‘ Qnitmnn, both
"i 2‘. . «uses fadjonrning after listening to trib-
, ices‘-'to_ his memory.’ . The new Se_nnto_r,
_ 11. l’ 2*.-, ,Chesl.n ut,= .fro_m, South, Carolina, tudk
,. ._.is seat.,~ Mr._.S_ewerd offered a reselli-
. .1. iwhich.was‘adopted,;e-instructing the
« Gorximittee on the’ J ndiciary-to inqnirras
:3 ili‘e‘nec'es‘sity of amen‘di'ug_. the alive
.' :.’.-'i.'.l_‘e4.lil:W,,V8. I ~. — _ ‘I
’ Seward present to
’ . the-Leavenworth Constitn on,
_ ,_,~__,__ ‘was referred to the Committeson
Tour-_itoi'ies. The French S_polietioi§{P~ill
'~ was-t_'slie's1‘up, on motion of Mr; Cri ten-
'_-(lel'1‘,‘w'_l=i_o';nrg‘ed_ its passage.‘ Upon the
j speci‘itlg‘brder,_ being the Pacific Railroad
~ Bill,-._Mtr,lBiglélfllinisbednfbis speech, and
-’ W.as-‘followed by Mr. Harlan, .who urged
I the advantages of_ tbe'_Cent.ral route.--
Mr.‘-7€Vi-.-d of Texas favored the parallel
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' ‘"“ Yale College. '
The will of the late.‘ llon. ll. L Ells-
wurlh, nppoints .18 excciiro-'.~'. Pml'e.isnr
_Gl)lNll'|cll ant’ ll--in-_v \-Vii ti-, E.q, of
New llnven, ELZIIP G-indricli and H. K.
\V; WK-li'l1, E-q.-, u! &Inril'ni'¢l. and VV.
t‘.lll'¢'. his ('lllilil'('lI. ll~-Ilry W E‘l.~'\Vul‘l.ll-
.:.nil M rs. Rn-well Sn1'.il1,$25 000,211:-l to
the heirs all his soil P] lwan-.1, at like sum ;
to |i.ii.1\'il'e5nii annuity of $1500 ; to the
Biistun '1".-Km-3, Suciety, the ‘Uullle Min.‘
sionsry Society, the An‘lt:l’lC.'l!l Bi):ll'tl,’Of
Foi'ci‘gn ;\Iis_-,-inns, tho 4\.lllt’l'l(3$lll Coloi'1i-
._z.ation S0ci'ct.y' and the Bible Society
$1,000 each, The rest. and resii‘li1e,of
his estate goes for" the -‘benefit of Yale
College-—..i.o be 'nivcsterl, it is reported, in
scholarships.
Tl|0|'0l,lll‘(.‘ man
1,» tlebt.-‘s to be first provi-
ded for-,aud ii... value of this legacy to
Yale is unknown. . It is variously esti-
inisled at from 9.100.000 l0 $4Q_9.0_00. “lid
as much the greater portion of _his prop-
erty is western real estate, it will be im-
"possible, at present,’ to make any delinate
calculation.
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VALUE or ,\'r.c.Roics.-_A Slllglll2'll', but
accurate way of estimating the price. of
field hand; may be found in the price of
cotton. " For ._eVel‘_V,‘(‘.v‘:llt. :1. pound for ‘cat-
ion, a. field lnnni will bring one hundred.
dollars ; for instance, the present price of
notion is ten to twelve cents, and the,‘
price of a negro man isfroni ten to twelve
hu1idr_ed rlollnrs. The price of the latter
may ‘of [|nci.unte‘ns rapidly as the for-
mer, in; it. is not the less certain to fol-
low all atlvsuin-. or decline of any dura-
tion.-- Sm-mm‘!/I Rep '
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\
~ .-*_
Wnoy -ro _-‘\l.iiznri.——-TV‘ hen it young wo-
man behaves to be_r_p_ai°e1its _in a manner
W.-t;._..,|m-1y lr‘~,ll(l¥*.l'gfand respectful, from
- in Pro-Slavery remarks respecting
~'.fho‘=.‘!fIi§iilon of abolitionism” and Mr.
"3 -Sswiirdjih the-course of e disunion speech,
afteigsitftiug through "which, the Senate
adjdfiruéll. . . .
t --I?n,;=.tlr_e.House, Mi‘. Craig: offMiss_-ziuri
stro§§{.;to'j iiitroduce a‘ bill grunting‘ lauds
l‘or.r‘si'l.roads"t.o--Kansas and Nebi-ask ‘ -
Mii.{,._(,i.f<>lfax introduced a bill ,o1_-gani '_ng
t.he-Territory of Colona, -to. embrace the
.newI'go.ld»rcg‘ions at Pike's Peak. ; In
" _commi,fi_-co. Mr.‘ John .Cocbra_ne explained
and supported his bill 'cc»dil'yjng and con-
sol-ida—ti.u'g the revenue laws} The Indian
. Appropriation bill wasthen taken no -
1
- ‘-Mr.iIaovejoy»reruarked‘upon the tenden-
“iiv toward‘ centralization, and movodtlle
' ’~oi1‘-.-of_ certain‘ P0."-,ioni_ of.‘ the bill,
the House .refuse.d;~ ll-Ir. Bryan
as and Mr. Giddings of Ohio hiid
‘y passage at arms, Mr. Biyan
niup; that Texas would go. out .-pol
‘on unless the appropriation for
her’ Indians was ';...~.-5.-.1.-, ‘until Mr.
3 suggesting the repeal of the
an aunexinig'Texas as is fair lfset
-__epe_al4of the L-Iissouri _Couiprotu;1‘se.
azn.'if'.'.—-"-In Congress, the ‘Senati dis-
used of a good de_al..of routine business
and’ received "a number of petitions-’ and
resolutions. The Pacific Rnilroadi Bill
cemingnp, ‘Mr. Trumbull _repli at
length tIoMr'. Ivei-son’s violent speech on
’l‘hur'sda'y.I _Mr. Shields favored, the
northern route ‘to Puget’s Sound. ;..Mr'.
Doolittle-‘moved an amendment, appoint-
ing a‘ Board of three Engineers to siirvey
the three routes and report upon tl1‘o=ca-
pabilities ofeach, and opening el _ nate
sections of land to the route selected
under the Homestead law to actnsl.set-
A tlers.‘ ‘ ‘ 1
In the House, a bill in favor of r_‘eliel_
to the Gen. Armstrongs'claimar‘1tTs ’.v1'ns
reported by the Committee on F‘ reign
Aii'uirs_,- _.Mr.- Phelps reported therForti-
fication '. tion bill. Mr. iJeu'es-
of ’l‘ennesee oflereda resolution of’ 'ry
respecting the bogus Agricultura_,C n~
vention, now, sitting in Wasliington,
which was ‘passed. In 'co1nniittte the
Honserpassed eleven private bills. . t
Saruitosv.-—,'i‘he Senate was not ii.
sion,.snd the House, although refu ngso
adjourn because the day was the a 'ivér-
saryiof the ‘Battle of New Orlean ed
_ adjourn early ‘en the day, after tr sis Vt-
ing a little business. .‘ ’»
= bocfibo l, .
3- In the I}!-esidentls reply to in
' tatiou to attend he recent celebratibn st
Pittsbnrg, _f.l;;e fo lowing passage occtrs :f'
._ “ In tl1.e'Iii,st a e, all’.hongh'our
- like ourselves were divided‘ into pf’ ‘cal
. parties, I which hndieven conllicts”_wit_b
each other, yet, we "moor ‘until
within a recent period Of the emplo “lent
- of; money to carry elections." , .
,j Now I would ask asfidid_tlie E ' plan
Eunucb of Philip “ of whom speake 1 he
~. this? of himself or of somcother 'unn'"l”‘
‘ Will some one of the‘Prcsiiiei_1t’s
enlighteujis.‘ A A e / .-
1 If-beiutends his letter to tbe‘Coinii;lt cs
'2 ‘to be considered as a sortflof death-, d ‘
peutance, .fo‘r”the part hebimself 4
_ lien in corrupting the purity of ole "ions
. by means ofjmoney and patronfn
well,~or‘if his object was to admihis r a
....a.....-r .~
. !‘élJulk¢;l6.bis party, I have no .1‘ t
a“ - " - ii..,.-..~r..1 estimate shows um, n:i1o,oo,o, 1...
?‘be
’ find. -But‘ the declaration seemst
f;;gen¢rgl_in_its _t'éruis_. embracing, 1.1.. gaoie
- country. Does the President mean 9 be
' so-understood. Let nhhave more li it. I
_: your West".-«A former memglr
.the‘.N.;Vw_ iiaven e_oul1ty.Bar, now re‘, em‘,
-in Iowa"; in is letter to a Waterbury ll‘.end‘—‘
,gives.t_he:fdllowing*piqnaut portrait cdpthev ' , x ,
' . 9-. ,}Ioors~._1rE.u.su-llnu,.-Hxou-lluiaesmsn
7,.iega_1 "profession, and other operato in
6 -.thee‘State'fwhiclt’we‘ find in the ‘New 3.
ven"Jpsrn.ol.: . . .
'.f"l‘here are but three cl sse f ' V
' hcre—l;st ihemost uuuv'er!hus,s'the
- T0015 '3 23. the cut-throats, common ;'-and
.3r<1.._tl1_e refined .cut-throats. ' The edges
t=lI.~?}’e fire got up on‘ the Mock Auiion
P““°*_i3le. to save the time. and troublé of
. 19831’ mvestigetion, and there jndgemeits
are knocked too to the highest bidder._
~.'l‘lic $ttp1'ci11e Court here reverses its oivn
, 490151039 91.106 . 8 .quarter,..atZ least, some-
; , ‘£111.08. Oftener. It is said that the only briefs
used -before them, are negotiable pap-y
-and the ‘authorities’ are-E-responsible 3,":
v .5 3 .
I
. ‘..,.CAPII‘AL Po:z1suussr.—.0ld_ Master
- Bram-_ l-“':0|1g.ht. his fertile down--his rm».
. was angry and red, '5 Now,Anthony Clan.
"§°_8§_',!i yon there alon ‘with’ the 31.15‘;-
fi9fiS:Id._ 1 '1h'cn Anthony Clnir,witl1u mo|-.
_cre£‘,‘ llllf and his chin down on his menu
. -P -‘°‘.’7-'3’ “".“3.'-cm‘ se3rl|..'.<1.-.I‘..i' by the
Etrls. that lovedhim best. And whei
- .d-id... A. O t en with what. exqnisitebliil
-Mr‘ '1:-*9"! -Clmr and his sweet-heart
, gr r:~°"° “Q3” 5"“ many 0 lit-*8 l‘|Iis.ses st
' 9'-°'t5'.?b“".'?‘5‘8 “Dd “eel. rich as the hon‘-.
.-"=.V~comb. ‘And all that could «notnin
ii? beget. they-took when g’oing.h¢m,1
a‘3.-u".'..W'. XV. " ' E
’G.|ia_i.t Iéfilabd.‘ gate .3 .iii.‘<‘..'~g;,",;','.§: b‘.'l"'i
Hotel. new . ....1.,"...-%.,;.‘..,..-...i..’:*??.¥*§!'2.
5 19*?!" "1".-'./‘f¢I4‘.!!.6.3v;?."s<‘2.:.‘.‘e".r~*‘*" ‘ .1
filing o_n ‘x§d.=,_€.4 f-
‘in "I; }'*_‘h"
pl-jncilflgs as IIS Il8l.lIl'€,Ih€_l'8’ IS IIOIlI;'
1 i good andigentle that may not be ex-
eted from her in whatever condition she
, my be plnc-oils Were I to advise africnd
as to his choirs of wife, my first counsel
i would he, “look out for one dist.inguisli-
ed for her auendance. and sweetness to
her pareme". The fund of worth and iii‘-
fection indicated by such behavior. joined
by the habits of duty and consideration
thereby contracted, beiiig transferred to
the married state, will not full to reiidcr
her :1. mild an-.l obliging companion.
..__—-,--Q-QQQ-so--—-—-—
Fon EUROPE.-HO3. Wm. Preston,
Minister to Spain, with his family and at-
taches, Hon. J. Glaiicy Jones, Minis r
to Austria, illr. Woolley,Secretar_v of c-
gation to Spain, with Maj. J. De Ha.,vil-
and, attache of the Legatiou, sailed from
New York in the steamer Fulton Satur-
day.
....———a-.o¢C'.>o-0-————.
3" It is said that a married man re-
cently eloped pith 8. girl from ‘Milford,
and has since’; been arrested, for cattle
stealing in New flempshire. Of course he
might be expected to come to that or worse-
._..,¢.' ,__ .‘_, '. .
@"'l'hc Chicago Journal notices the
fact; as .iudii:aiing'; the extent and value ‘of
the game trade 0f‘tl1e' West, that an ' indi-.
vidual contracted last season with an . ex-
press comphny toiship 100,000 pounds of.
qnnils and §chickens_ from Chicago to the
eastern markets, and exceeded the amount?
.....__.i.....__....
a. The ftllowing paragraph from the
Presbyteiianpcebnlies a practice, much to
too common : ' ‘ I e. . ~ .
. “Tl1ere'hh practice prevailing in our.
churches Wl'§:l8ll0l1ld'be at once correc-
te(l.,, I alli to the preparations which
iniiiy persr.-..in:1ke to get out of church‘
sit the en’rlie=.'z. possible moment, by put-
",‘0ll.tS_;8.l1T.l cloaks, so as not
to lose a nioment in getting out. Many
of the malt:-_3 rise to receive ,tl.le,bcnediction_
with their lists in their hands ready for 9.
start at the earliest possible moment. The
lieuedictionhhonld bgreceived-,with compo-
sure and '.i~i-vereiice, sndat a reasonable.
time after in close,‘ the members may put
on their extra garments and look. for their
hats, and leave the‘. church at a. moderate. -
pace. It will possibly require‘ zero lmlfll--,
utes to couiply with my suggestion.” ;_ "
'*--0-<0--9
Ectirszs is run’ Y1-tan 1859.--There.
will be six eclipses is year——two’ of; the
moon. and four of the sun—-as follows :—,—
. A partial eclipse of the.-sun, Feb. 2.—'
Invisible in * the United States." A total
eclipse of the moon, Feb. 17, early in the
m0l'Ill!1g.- visible throughout the United‘
States. -Apartial eclipse of tlie’sn.i,Mnr
tial eclipse of t the sun; July 29. in-the eft-f
emqon, The eclipse will be ‘very su'uill,E
lasting 0nl.v..a few !ninut9é..nu§l-siccn§'s:
the Eastern, Northern and Middle statcs..
A total»:ec1" set of the moon,T_;A‘u"gi1;;sTl';13.§
iiivisible iufie Uuiiled States.‘ A, piiftial
er-111389 °f..t 3% sun. Aiugust .28. invisible . in
the Unite’:l£States. - ,
, , . 1 I - -
lQ:..;The.:oiniug U. S, ceusns,o_f_ 1,860.,
the eighth inder the federalgoverumeut
affords an interesting topic of speculation.
,‘l'o_‘ politiciais, and one" not ‘so=1ile‘asant"as -
might be to those who ‘rely , Ton southern‘
fotes toiperietuate s corrupt party... At
f|!I'€§8nt the ‘free states have 14.6 members
i9f 7-1-19‘H0|li$€ of Representatives, t.lie=-‘slave.
J ‘fates 90.‘ '.,'i‘uléin the voitc-s"a‘s’ a"b‘§‘si‘s;’ a
l
.Iws.ihé;nnmher: neee-my tomor-
.,s:t:ss.t<(1,1sl:riqt, Sauteed of’. 93,’n'ito..esuu‘w) ?
jjhé‘-‘ w‘ apportio ment the_ ,,
‘states 1v_i1lil1i.vé_'f155. nédsa.-.“iiH¢‘ ‘.1...
states ‘E8 ;.u xpijouiy. of 'l'.'—.-.-tivo.to one
ksnear v as il,elln ‘be ; in gain to the fi'ee
nine, silos’: to th e slave _stv.tes'of
ll.
*M1'|'l!!,ll0,; :-—_Au',alt was introd-‘uce'd«.ln-
‘I-0 the Ellzlishr Purliailleiit in 10779, "l.h_a.t
all --W°fl|¢'1.“_-Of whatever "age rank, profes-
‘slon 0!‘ degree, whe er virgins,-maids.or
éWl<l°W-'5. lllli sliiill, r and after such
gact impose upo11,;tsr we and betray finto
matrimony, any of- s majestfs male sub-
;jects, by the scouts, aints, cosmetic wash-
~’,fé-l‘. €17.11:/t'cit«'l_ ft_I.flz,_fa chair, Spanish wool
ffilrou stays,Ehcpps', hi li-heckled shoes, bols-
ttered hips sbnllincur he penalty of the law
now in force a nine witcbcri_1ft,,and like
misdemeanors, and at the marriage up-
(on conviction,’ all litand nulland voi .”
l '—''w' , '
‘ '. ‘Er Addish ha, le t on record tbe_fol-
loningimport_ _t itence :--“Two per-
lsons-who linviti ch en eacltother ‘out of
till the ‘speciesihvit the design to be each
t)t.heI"s 1nutii,uli_, _;efo1_-mind" §li*.,i'.*i'tt"tin-
uient, have? nub. " my ' ‘action, bound
emselves ,to_KLe ood-humored, affable
jpyful fbrgivin on patient, with respect
to each otlierhs rallies and imperfections
to the end;.of tlleii lives.” -
fl‘ Ayt“r.’s.=Amerl2‘an Almansofor 1859 is
"W ‘€303 for delivery, gratis, by all Agents
wll Ire happy-so !upply'a‘l'l‘lhal call for‘
the . Every:-family should have and keep
thl V-booli. It lnvorzh having. Comprising
"111, ll general iII!,'0l'matlon of great value; it
glv s the best instruction for the cure of;
pre slent couiplsania, inst we_can get. any.
whe .. Its anecdotes alone are worth a bush
of heat,‘ |nd'lts.-medical '.Idv'lc‘e,l_s some
.. mics ‘
---u--.
S.%:Peckllil‘ll of lnaliviun. ‘l’h+-_v are to se- .
. t
4, invisibleiuthc United States. —A—par-', '
about an hour before sunset. , Visible
NCX
erti§;i.u,.tt-gsieir, tile wpew... ‘wet.-.i_
-an .-...- -.
.-iv’ '51‘;
. U. .3‘ Sum or Wan. ‘ Sr LHUIB.
Navy Yuri, Ni-vs.‘ York‘. Jain. 8th, 1858
l On the ild. ultimo. at 3 l’. M. the SI. Imu-
: is went into coin1nli=.-inii. flier complete list
lot‘ Illlieeru. l her.-witli ...1...’.u Our ord-.-rs
i are to pl.'0.30|'ll to Velfit Cruz : Iln-re to await
= lurt.l1~.-r HI‘(|l'llCllOll'* l‘: um this Dcpurtuni.-nt.—
In no ins Mice lies -.1 vc-sel Ieceivi-fl u better
; lltoiit than ours ; in every respect great at
l :eu|,1unh_.g be.) devoted to our equipment.
‘mill we .ire't.l1«n~ .:i~.vl1l y slid cffleieutly’ [tll'IIlrh-
‘ed in every 'di-p=irnncnt— bulb 'Oi"d_na1ice
and Stores. . I . ' '
That the Govcrrincut has -some special mis
club for this am p to accomplish. in man fcelly
evident, for we are fitted oulfor is lighting
cmise. As regards our irinaneut; we are
I
‘ttrmipotc-at." four battery consists of sixteen .
32’s. and four‘68’s. which for a vessel of our
classic large. Great assldnlty has charlie.
terlzed the Ordnance Oficers in that branch
vol‘ equipment ; and no attenuation is visible
in any portion of our outfit,
Ours is destined to be In arduous cruise, I
fear. ‘The augmentation of our home squad-
loo and Central America are dlnned auricu-
lurly into our ears day in and out, with its
l1o’stI'of cnncomitnnt ‘ti-oublesend dislnrbn noes
for ouuespeciul benefit. ‘ '
Our ea ling orders are momentarily oxpec.
ted froili/‘Washington ; so soon as they are
__ K we wlllhesr the startling cry -4 an
hsndsu anchor,” and soon will our gallant
vessel-d_p_ rt for troublesome region. Should
I escape as fonunately as I did last eruise,l
hope to/enlighten your numerous roadersjy‘
a serial of letters to your paper, ‘regarding
Southelrn affairs.
-The."‘ Brooklyn" will go into‘comm;,5.;o,,
on" the 15th, and sail for Aspinwall on the
25th proximo. ~ -
With great gratification , I
‘record the fact
-of tile erection of a monument to the memo-
ry (if our comrades who fell in the action
agalnfit the Chinese Barrier forts ; it is placed
in it conspicuous position and occupies a
small enclosure. It in a tribute to the mem-
orvjnf our lamented Shipmates erected bv
lile,Stll‘viVol‘s of that sangulnisry engagement,
This is my valedictory letter prior to my
departure; the next. I hope will be from Vera
Cruz,br.scme part of South America-accoiu
dingly I wave to your readers ii farewell for
a time—pc-xhapr forever.
-L1"-r JP Ovricsas:
Commander, Wm. S Ilgdcn ; In Li¢u(__
‘J? P5 Tfldtl; 2!], Wm. Nelson; M, P_Jone_q-
‘Master. A. Armstrong ; Planer. G. T,
Pierce; Surgeon," '1‘. O’CouneI' Burch, .
Passed Asst. Surgeon. J. 0. Benuem.‘ '
2:! Lieut. of Jllars'Iin.G.iu'. Heywood ; 1,;
.Masf¢r’.v Male, ‘George W. Heb.-rt ; 2d,Ed.
ward P. Howell ; 3d, Fred’k Lu Blncbe ; 0/1,
E. Chadwick ' Capt’: Clerk. Saixdford C. Kel.
1o1tg; Purser’: Clerk, John J. Philbrick ;
Beamvaim P9301‘ A. Chm-ou.; Gunner,J. I.
Cracker; ¢‘a'1mmr, '1‘. Me Donnell ; sa.-4.
_.makcv. George D’. Blackford.
Crew 54 seamen, 44 ordinary Seamen, 26
Landsinen and Boys ; and 25 marines.
Yours truly. G. W. H.
‘Mr. Armstrong, the sailing Master, in at
present very ill, so "much so as to be incapa-
citated for sea service. As no one is ordered
to fill his vacancy, the chief Master's Mate
may,ii is presumed, act as sailing Master,
until the proper ojmcial is ordered on to Mex-
ico At present there is a scarcity ct Master.
and Lieutenants ; we are already two shot‘!
of our coinplementaud willliave to sailmost
likely without them. _
. ' -—————o-q.
D-O
Professor Addison.
The waking Clairvoyant Physician.
line from Philadelphia, who is truly celebra-
led for his cures,,will remain at Mr. Stephen-
so‘n’s Norwall; Hotel, until the 19th of this
month. While there he will examine those
“'l‘° 3"‘ M39059“ V’ “lb 779° °f¢l““'l1‘?. “'0'” the same atthe store of Chas. N. Clock.2t‘l of 3
,lll=A. M. to 8 I‘. N. Then, after patients are
examluccl. they‘ are at their own option to
_ulte medicine or not. Prof. A. has had thou-
-sanvls under treatment in his time, and it is
notstaiing too much to any that he has cured,
as many out of the number as any physician
--of--this or any other age. He is well aware
of the prejudice which exists in the commu-
nity against Cluirvoynnls, however, it is best
never to despise the day of‘ small things." .
' E‘\'/]..’élli‘3R'[‘1 ®. '
V\'VVV‘-‘-‘,"JV'l\fiA-NI5\fVf5V‘t‘ffVfUV\rV\0J\‘4.*rJ\AIv\A4\~.-. -1-.
«In Enstou, Dec. 24th, by Rev. J. Warren.
Mr. Jerome Bennett and Miss Am Elizabeth
Tyrrell. ‘ .- ~ A‘ e_
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3333.
.
AtRocl|este}",— N.Y.,ou the 4th lnst., of
consumption, Samuel R. St, John,son of
"Enoch Carter St. John. and grandson of Col.-
‘Euoch St. John. late of New Cauaau.aged 38'
In B: ldgeport, Jan. let, Lucy Nicl1ols,agcd
66 years. _
n Trumbull, Jan. 2d, Elijah Middlebrooli,
M. D.. aged 73 years. _ ,
“On Thursday, Jau.6th. Stiles Wskelee,for-
merly of Danbury,axed foyears.
.,. In Yorkville, on Saturday moruin¢.‘Jan.l ,
of congestion of the brain, ‘Clarissa l-owls
Barirsm,danghter of Charles J. and‘ Eliza-
beth G. Bartram, aged 4 years, 4--mouths
Illd l4 days. i '
menus Vernon 1
LECTURE by Hon O-.-& FERE-Y»,st Phe-
nlxflsll, hlonday eveningulan. 10, I859
Subject, “ -The Intellectual."
llr. Ferry will give lfls‘ new Lecture as
_ above,in nidof the ‘Mount. Vernon Fund,
commencing at 7 l 2 o'clock. Admis-ion l5
cenis. Should the weather prove stormy,
‘the I_.ectaFeTwill,l1c‘g‘lven the next fair eve-
ning. " __ . 2t.l,
' South florwalk
LYGEUM LECTURES.
W’. I. CLARK, .,
WILL give the next Lecture before the
$outh.Nor.walk Youug.)|ea’s Literary
Association), on
Inn. 1201,
'At_7:!l 1o’clock--sntxject * -Connecticut, as
e.-whole number ....'.siw.' " '
lhhinilltsnce l5 cents-.-payable at the door.
10O"l’1arr_ Gels offioutheru Ohio
.'"_‘I_E" " ‘U’ :3. .1
IRECT from the mills, will be sold at
wholesale prices, for Cash.
'- i I. S. JONES, South Norwalk.
2
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AA
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-; « -i ; "7: ll? .
I_.I.’ person I_indebtcd”tb th*e'.Tn“s6i¢riber
will pleasigcnll and make immediate
payment, or theyofill find their accounts in
an ofilccr’s ban «is thy collection, as be is about
closing bus‘iu'e'ss.»_ ‘
2 - )1. S. JONES. So.»Norwalk.'
so Probate Court,
District of '.N‘ofwélli\
‘ January 811;, 1859. '
S'l'ATE of WIIJLIAII OLllS,TE_AD.an lu-
-sol-vent debtorof Norwalk,-in-said Dis-
trict,.assigued iutrust for the benefit of his
creditors. » » ’ '
0 ms r.so,—Thnt Commissioners’ to receive
and examine the claims of ther creditore.~jof
su‘id'Es.tnte,'be appointed stthe Probatc’Ol’-
flce in Norwalk, on the 29th day of J anuary‘.
1859. at _9 o’clock, forenoon; of which all
personsin interest will take notice, and ap-
peauaif. they see cause, and be » heard -thereon.
and the Trustee of said Estate will’give.pn-b-
lie'uoi.lc‘e‘ thereof, by posting a "copy of this
order on the::public sign post,neiar'est the
place wliere said debtor dwells, and witllin
th'e's'iihe:towu, audby publishing the same
in esiewapasper printed in Fsirflelil County,
at least 12 days before said 29th day of Jan-
bafy. ’2t?2 GEO. A. DAVi‘NPOP.'l', Judge.
.Distr1'rt of Norwalk, sir. Probate Court
January Sfh, 1859.5
ESTA1‘E of GEORGE W. SMITH, an in-
. solvent debtor of Norwalk, in said Dis-
trict, aesigned in trust for the benefit of his
ciedltors.
'ORDBRED.—-That the Trustee of said Es-
tate exhibit hls Trustee and Administrat-
lion account to this Court for adjust-
ment.at the -Probate Oflico in Norwalk.
on the 22d day of Junuary.1859. at 9 o’elock
fprenoon ; and that all persons interested in
said Estate, may be notified thereof, ‘the
3.. 5? "1 It newspaper. printed. lu..Fairlle.ld
~W't_q, _x-opy.tl1e,reof on the sign
’ . 7 t.» nearest the place
at ‘least ten
'.'..‘“L7- .
whqggfiia 1
«cu»,
’~..,
"’r;*..;‘”’..,‘..'.“..‘.‘::.“.‘.'a;“..’i‘$i:"n”$;§iiI?*'”‘
run is ominous of inauspicious events. Mex- '
'l‘rns1,ee_wi_ll euu__se.tl1i,s ‘,Crdé_i.' lo’ li‘e_..p,.nl1..*
. ’,_3"°"""”:"".’.'.~.»"i—".’7' . “ .-. u; ‘..v . ~. -...i-‘..'.-. .- .. ..--.. ...,..‘ .'-..._.-.«......_..£.
_ ‘Watches nndievvolry.
P‘ l‘4"Il.blih U. Al4ul‘JN. ill l)llIll1t.'h‘t- in ‘shill-
st for the past wo-my two year:-. bane.
(I1-.n'etl lo NO. 415 Broadway, um~ dnur he.
now Gaunt v-L... iv I1-ere be luu-just upnucd 3 new
9|»-wk 0! Wnlche.- and Jewelry at eniir- ly
new and bean ilul 1-iylcs. iii.-o. Silver and
Plated -I\ 111 1-. lie in com-.tansli meceivinu
‘-ille‘Ial.esl styles of '\Vn'cbe- am) 1.‘-.(..')""_ hi
‘"3’! S"'~H|nI'l' dirict l'ruin.ihe manufacturers
-11 Europe. - _ A
Watches cleaned and repaired. in the best,
-"“"‘_"‘."".l‘! ‘ll_9-3.--llflest, London and Geneva
.mricincn. O a
George C. Allen. Importer of Wl\ICllt"- and
Jewell-3 and .'u_a_.ni1facturer ol‘Jewelry, \l_.'i;_tcb
Capos and Silver Ware, ivliolesa - and retail,
4!.» Broadwa.y, one door be-low ‘anal-st. New
York. 3.1.49
wlii. c. STREET e co,
Impovter_11_,Wholesulc and Retail Dealers in
BAIDWAII, IRON’,
Steel, Cutlery, Guns, Agricul-
tural Implements, Oils’,
Peints,Windoiv Glass,
&c., 850., &c.
Nonvulk , Conn.
A. ll. Wiwnxsos.
Wit. 0. Srnn-r,
J‘. ‘W. WILSON‘.
Attorney 8: Counsellor at Law,
Connected in business with J. M. Carter, Esq.
and in his ofllce, Main street,
- - Norwalk, Conn.
3. s. iauoontus. n.,
HOMEOPATH-IST,‘
Grndniah.-Yule Med. Iustitute,Clnss‘l85l A '52
Oliicelu Hubbell’s Block. Norwslk.
- nsrsnnxcss.
Dr. Dennison, Fairlleld, Conn.
Ur. P.C. Skiff‘, New Haven, Conn.
Dr. Norton, Bridgeport. Co‘nn_;_-
Dr. H. A. Collins.~ Spi-inglleld,Msss.
Dr. G. P. Cooley. New Britain. Conn. .
Dr. J as. H. Austin. Bristol. Conn.
Dr. G. A-Moodv. Plainville. Conn.
W. S. Sanford it Go , New Haven,Conu. 46
Architecture. . -
SIDNEY H. STONE
.u_icui'i'1~:c'r, ,
Will furnish Plans. Specifications. detail
Drawing:-Land superiutend the erection of
iblic and private buildings. Ollie» in Liar-
ble Block. Chapel-st.. New Haven. ct. tf52
“.1 still Live !”
HE subscriber may be found at his build-
ing, (one door south of‘Gray’e stables)
where he is on hand with n stuck-of fresh
family ilroceries. which will be sold cluaprr
th-.,in at his old stand. in consequence of hav-
ing no rent to pay ! Call and see.
its: o.rmcu.
fl '.l'o list or lease
AT SOUTH N91-l WALK,
VEAR the Depot, the most southerly Store
A of the three now being erected. built of
bx-iek,i1nd well adapted to any busiuess,a
cellar with it if wanted. '
Also. 9. line Basement; well lighted, well
finished and high ceiling, (over eight feet,)- '
and well adapted for-bunlnesspurposes. being
the most northerly one. Al o
For Sale
Six line Building Lois on east. side the Bar-
boi-,.uear the Railroad Bridge, s-ligibly loca-
ted and will be sold at a low price and with-
out any part being paid if improved.
Mr. C. F. Tolles. at Time. L. Pecl:’s. is fully
authorised to nctfor me in the above matters.
40
On Sunday, the 2.1 :.'.u.. a black lace Veil,
between Falrlleld County Bank and Hill
leaving
Hill. The under will be rewarded by
Carpets Very Cheap.
1' YDS.‘ol' Brussels and Iagraiu
Carpeting bought very low in-
deed. and which will be sold at u very low
figure. ’ Now is your time for 11 good bargain.
C. J. GRUHAN.
Copartnership Notice.
" II. WILCOXSON becomesaempurtnei‘
. with the subscriber in the Hardware,’
A
The business will be continued under the,
was. 0. sienna-r ca. 110..
Have in store‘, and are constantly receiving.
'dire'ct lrolifl he mziniifecturer
ply of Foreign and Domestic Goods, under
the above denomliiatious, which makes their
assortment of ‘articles suited ‘to this market.
equal to any in the State. and which will be
sold either wholesale or retail on as‘ favora-
on terms as can be purchased in New York:
Wu. C Srnisi-:r, A. II. Wm.-oxsox.
Norwalk, Jan. let, 1859..
District of Nurioalk, as. Probate Court,’
January lsf. 1859. ~ .
ESTATE of GEORGE E. BELDEN. an
insolvent debtor of Norwnlk in said dis-
1.r1ci.,usigned in trust for the benefit of his
creditors. '
he
es of Love,
1
Ifitlce is hereby given by me, the ‘ under-
signed. Trustee ofsaid Estate, that after
causing a true and perfect inventory and ap-
prniseinent of all said Estate. tobe made mid
returned to the Court of Probate for the dis-
trict of Norwulk. I have. by and with the
consent and approbation of said Court. em-
ployed Georgc F. Belden. the a.-sign’-r of said
Estate, as my agent for the sale and disposal
of sold Estntchpuvsuant to the Statute in
such can prov ed- .
H. II. BELDFN, Trustee.
Pursuant to the above notice. the entire
stock of goods in the store heretofore ozon-
picd by George F. Bclden. is now for sale at
the store above mentioned. cheap for cash.
GEORGE F. BELDEN. A ent
-3:1 -. for ILH. BELDEN, rustes.
Something New.
HIE subscriber is agent for the sale of
'Bidvv.e_ll?s Patent Bituminous Coal-. _.Oil,
Grease,-for Axles, Mill Gearing, &c.;. This
Grease tor Stages, Wagons, Carts. Carriages,
lfillcearlng. Heavy Bearings. &c,,, is found
to be, the best in use. It is warranted tostaud
gnitemperature. It counines tl1_e_.bod\ . etc.
of beeswax and tar. keeps the. Axleu.._I,l,_w;|yI‘
cool, and does not run off, and is unsurpassed
in durability and cheiipness. Bsvlug.thor-
oughly tested it myself -for the last fewyoqrn
I can confidently recommend ll. -
GEORGE LIABVIN
Norwalk.Nov. 26th. I858. _.
. More New Books.
POPE or President, Facts for Americans.
While it was morning, by Virginia F.
Townsend. ,
Matthew Caraby, or Adventures among
friends and strangers. _ _
The_,l§I,ew Priest in Conception
Charity Green, or the varleti by
: -T. Hartman. .5
Arab'ii1u‘Du 1- Entertainment, from ' the Get-
man.by , ‘ P'.Curlle. ‘ ’
The Age of Chivalry. by Thomas Bn_llllncl1.'
Autocrut of the Breakfast Table. to." ‘
New Booklreceived every .week,.at the
store of _ fNAPP J: LYNES. .-
, light, light, Cheap light.
B would now inform the public that
‘ ‘ we can furnish them with I superior,
quality of Coal Oil, in quautit of from one
quart to five gallons. This Oi ls i1ck_n_o.wl-z
edged by all using it to be the chenpestlight
now in use.‘ 'We have all kinds cf Lumps for
burning it in. also can‘ alter Lumps ‘lbw in
use for burning the Coal Oil _. ,»
‘C. «I E. K. LOCKWOOD £90. “
Norwnlk,Jan. 3d, 1869.’, ,.., ‘
‘«-:,8hé;56'I'uoI.,, « at
o o nl;.1'onbar.n
: Afhmégagoiwan quantities of two
' .. n at 12 outs per
‘bottle
...,
L"; A‘
1
osuuuen-,4... .0 _
t at BA-NDI.E’S,No .2 Skiddy'11 Block.
lron,‘Pai t nud Oil business. from this date. .
S, ‘n'laFg'e sup- pelted to leave in ‘.=.i.l| Iofl_’cer’s hand for
_ ,tl'5l . . N. '|
L H
l
Mantle, Shaw ls, every variety; Brocha Long
Bargaiu;Wool,‘,Loi_'1‘g and Square Sliuiils;
Stella ‘Shawls, ‘all prices; an entire new
stock of DRESS GOODS.
.BLANKET&
New Goods received every week.
0
C. J. GRUHAN.
Carpets and Bed Blanket
‘V7’ E A. V’ I N‘ G;
M3. ANDREW l-‘REMBES, whowasnwar
_ dot] the first premium on Rag Carpet at
the late Fair in Danbury, is prepared to exe-
cute all orders in the weaving of RagCni-pet
of Bed Blanltcu,conndent that from his ex-
perience he cnuplease all who may entrust
him with their work. He will guarantee his
weaving to be superior to anything of the
kind which can be procuredln this vicinity.
CARPETS READY IIIADE
kept constantly on hand, which will be sold
very low. The public nre invited to call at
hisrooins in Allen & Price’s new building,
(centre entrance.) and mini: inc ihun.
Norwalk, Nov. 8th, I858. 3m‘45
‘ lost for 100 Years.
rats 1: TRUE or
ITALIAN PEARL WATER !
Ttlfi wonderfully pleasant and effective
qualities of‘ which were known to an 13-
nornnt, uuciviliued nation’ more than cen-
tngqy ago.
ever before ofiered in Americn.itis alone
in its pro eminence, as n snostagreeable and
elllcient pu.--rfier oflhe Skin and Completion
Poi-isessiiig none of’ the detrimental qualities
of Acldulous Cosmetics. it imparts a softness
and firmness In the fl:.1I1.ensdicates all erup-
tions of the Skin. gives a natural frc-sliuess
totlie'}omple.\ion. and ministers unfailingly
to the thousand delicate necessities of :1 La-
dy’s Toilet. - -?
.N'of1‘cr flies! the trade mark in on curry bot-
No. Price 50 cents. For sale by Drugs :18
and Fancy Goods dealers. Wliolesnlu-. Agents
Smith at G'ilbert,:l4 Murray-st., N. Y. 311148
SLEIGHS.
mm’ ‘snares
THE subscriber is now in receipt of alarge
j invoicuof the above goods. which will
be sold low for Cash. ’ '
' Now Boys one and all,
Please give me a call, »
AS. the Agricultural Stolrle,cv}vest side of the
Bridge. BIGIIAM.
NV rwnllr. Nov.3(lth. l-858. 48
; uoiuu. maaxiir 1
“W 3'!!!» I I'1.»IVIl’_’
, _ ._ NATHAN c,n[,Y_ HAVING again risen, Pheuix like. from
New York, bag, in, 1353, 49 the ashes of the late fire. we are now as
‘ ~ ' — ' ready and anxious to serve our old customers
East 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 with "an extensive variety
rst quality of meats. So give us a call.
, s. MITCHELL.
' N-orwalk, Dec. (lb, 1858. 4
‘Winter Gloves
Oil Men’s and Boys’ wear. every variety,
F. style and pi-ice.s.1me very superior Fur
all-soon or you’lilos'ethem,
Store to Rent.
NE of the oldest and best stores in West-
port, newly listed up, has been occupied
the last,18 years as a dry goods store. would
firm of Wu. C. Srnuur &-Co.,at No.52 Phenix be is good chance for any one wishing to start
Block. WM. C. STREET. the snoe or,_fun‘cy good business-. Rent reas-
Ng-fiwillllr, Jan. lat, (l].~i:9.d t h b be ounble. .'Possession given immei§atlel[yéVIu-
\ personsiu e to of esu Ieri r u'reof - ' - ‘ .- . L .
will confer it favor by making immediate q Westport, Dec_..90, 1858. = 51
payment to 1 WM. C. STREET . ‘e ‘ ;_ '_'
- vflotsce. 4
Hardware and cutlery, For the benefit qf"tIgle3 uniebted to the Sub-
. , . . . ,...,..sc erg.
Mechlenitcoe TI0Ol:;Fa‘;lIél:81Uvt;l]8:1191GnD9.. HAvIHGjpl§ .0“ .’ interest in Inyclo_th.
'5 37 "0 an 98 ' m °w ing e_s:abl1sl1m”e_i1t,-. and couteniplatrng
Glass, Paints and Oils. leaving Nor‘walk;'-¢lll's‘ls;.to;.notify all parties ,
d‘1.acconuts.. that the same
{at of. January.as all
t_d_ate be will be com-
colloc-
UKK.
having unsettle _ _
must be paid‘. by; «.lhe..*-
bills not paiilbefore the
tion.
'.I.'o Ioiseruof Swine.
HE snbscribershavi-.'n‘ lull blood:-d Berk-
T shire. siockflog.-which tor stock iIIIPP°-
q has no superior ii1_l-‘airfield County. and
which will be kept f‘.-r the us-eof swine Irraw-
,_.,,, . iivxnua Jr uuuasn.
south Norwalk,-Dec. lash. I858. 1151
IIANAFORDRI. liuuion's‘éystem of Book-
k ' ' t." on ,ei the
. eeplnxig c . ’. Cousin: Sronu.
‘ . '..1§a'1i;uiucl.t.IIank
‘ .. W1s.~1rroi1'r..C'r, Jiu. 12:. 1859. 2
‘ SEMI-ANNUAL Dividend of four’ (4)
'per'ce1n.,'.wlll_'be paid to the Stockhold
uni of this’
‘It
Biiuli oh demaiid
B. 1..:1vou DWORTII. Cashier.
~ raruuurrljni s
FIELD .0oDN,~'l?
he condition of the FAIR-
‘ xi . 3A_NK, at the close or
b1ulness_on- tll'e"3‘.lI.t Ill! 91’.-D¢¢¢|3lW" '35?-
- , . LIABILITIES.
0 talst k . .. . . $292,000 no
ChB.:‘ulatio‘i1c,". , . .- . . . . 158.483 oo
Due'Biuk”s—‘in this State-, . . 4.2e2 23
Due Banks out OIIIMISIIN1 - “-151 03
Depo8ltI.notII__earin;1nteleIt . . 64.14114
Dividends ‘IlIIP*l'31' -' - - - 182-,4 00
Surplus funds Dec. 1st, 1858, . 90.833 83
Earnings since last "dividend, 2.925 48
- _ ,, - __ $569,641’ as
.. . . . . iuzsouscss. 4
Bauklu¢inonse.und L93. -9 . . ; -:88.000 00
Specie insuuii, .' . y . 2 .*17.2se 93.
’ ‘ills’ 'of otl1e_i-_-B__n_'_1iks_,-.-j“j. . . .l.37s'oor
Due from Banks in tliirstate, 24.350 6|
- H. t." _ ,-‘ ontof“ 24/_l_69_O5‘
Expenses since-last-dividend, - 201» 38
Cheeks on othbr.'Banks. . - - 13314 57 v
Notes snd_,Bille discounted. . . .. 483.298 O2
Tut,“ - . - . ; 3° 3°
V " $560.64! st‘-
" Fairfield County/,se. I,Jol1n A.Moorl1eiid
Cashier of aforesaid Bank, belpz dill! "'0"!
depose and as that theabove statement is
oorrec t. . A. MOORHEAD, Cashier.
Sworn before me, this ad day of January,
1359_ ' ,_ Ass 3. WOODWARD, V
1; Justice of the Peace.
WATERS!!! of the condition of the
S Banksof l‘l”orv’n’lk. on the First day of
Janna:-y,f1,859. before the transaction of guy
busluessouftl1ut'dnte. . ' ‘j .
. . ‘~ Liasiurlis. .
Capital Stock. ' 8300.000 00
On-euls,tiou—, . . .. - . . 165,498-00
oueuauin in um State, ' is 48
Deposits. " . . I ,,.- .. 62.080 71
Proms . . . 15,814 78
‘Dividend unpaid, . . . . 12} 80
; . $541,513 17
.. . . . assouacss. .
Bnnklngfiouse, . 88.000 00
Specie inlianlt. . . . 16.33l 98
Bills of other Banks, 2."55 O0
Checks. . " .“ . . 1-.733 .31
Due from Banks in this State. 4.4!‘. 00
e as "es “at of Is '
Bills discounted, 464 I715 39
_F.xpense Account, - 2 014 24
g .._.- . . I =.-.- ..
,. . ‘~’_’ n 3514.513 77
.- Flrirfletif Counfyj, 11.. I.'_R¢. B.Creufuvd
Cashier of the aforei-,u_id.,Bunk.belng duly
sworn. depose. and nytbnt. the above state-
ment lscorreet. , R. B. CRAUI-‘UBO. Ca=l1ier.
Sworn and subscribed tliirflm day of.lan-
u'ury.."1859.. ; V . Julia A.. Warn. v
on . James of the Peace.
Shawls, of the best qualityiauileall colors-—a._ '
9T
,v.v-.;-.-vs.’-zv.-.-.
E -ro 1.1-.
A BOARDLNG IIOUSE, AND
3 -1- o :3. ,
‘Corner West Avenue and Mt-rain blreet, ‘
t:‘2o ‘ Apply to Ht-.NltY_ 1 l-IUYT.
for Sale or tote .
" Hi-I Dwelling [loan and tarouuus.rcl:cnt-
ly occupied uy Wm. B. alien-ell,-lucismi all
Main: Slfuel. .'.,.p...u.- the rcsidenoefot Ulluw.
Sberry,Esq. For further particulars apply
0 HORACE N. SEAVEK.
27 Courtlanilt. Street. N. Y.,
WM.E BISSELL,
.84tf Norwalk.
Real and Personal Estate
Aanuori
HE Subscriber would announce to the
public that he has».-slablishcd an agency
for the transaction of the above business ,be
lievlng that tlseil_Itere_st.sol the employzuanu
employed will bemutuislly pro motedthereby.
He has several upplicationsnlreedy on hand
fdr desirable tonemente,to pin-ehgge gm: :0
rent. and those hnvlugsuob property sodiu-
pose of. would do well to confer with the
subscriber.
House Hiring and Letting.
Pun-tlcular attention paid to 1:1 touring and
letting Houses to good teueuts, upon ii. recs.
unable commission. and all persons having
proper. y_ to let, or desiring to rent houses fun
the ensuing year, should oaks immediate ap-
plication. DIIION I‘-ANTON.
P O R 8 A I‘. 3
At Norwalk, Connecticut.
EYERAL tracts‘ of‘ haul! —-one vislunblf-‘
piece of’ Wood laud-easy of access, no.-ur
3 Zood market. containing 12 acres; about 20
acresofgood farm land near and convenient
to the village : will particularly accommo-
date retired gentlemen ;----a tract of 13 acres
gl Building Lots. with a commanding view
beautiful and desirable, within about one
‘ undred rods of the most pleasant and fuels-
onublepart of the town, where is locateo
Three splendid and comrnodious Churches.
4'99 8 niece of Salt-meadow and other-land.»
Enquire of
..‘.:I’
Or to
. STEPHEN SMITH.
N. B-The above was the property of
t I
Suwm. J Mtvf:-l. E.-.q.. deceased.
' louse fbr Sale Cheap.
A NEW HOUSE, cligibly located with.
_ in three minutes’ walk of the Bridge,
will hnsold at much less than its vulue.~for
6 very uua![_ .¢u_m rlosnn. or I
di No Money Down,
an n 1111' ll inl . '
if the p1irc‘bni-ne‘indiesiy1'ei=ri lhuanefly puymenu.
‘DDl]l'II’m!lll=lIPly to Editor of the GA.
z!':'l“I'is. who will give all needed info;-m.¢i¢._
CLOTHING
Reailvflado," and Made to
‘ Order.
ONES. at Cannon’: Si.afion.is now ready
and willing to attend to all orders for mg.
or cheap Clotl1iug.‘l1at_uny of his friends or
cnetomers may favor ‘him with. He has a
large stock of
cloths. Oassiineres &V stings
concfunt y on h-.sud..which he is bound to sell
cheaper than can be bought at any other cs-
‘IbllSllllIenh in “HS cuflnlfy, he w‘nt§ is
a call and he will surely sell. All his gar-
ments are warranted to fit or no sale.
N B.-I ta_1ke particular paiusin making ell
kinds of Children’: Clothing. and making
them fit. Call and see for yourselves.
G. F. JONES.
Wilton. Cannon’: Station.
lK203'.l.'AN'.l.' 1'0
All Persons owning Horses.
HE Subscriber has just received 0 large
invoice of :.iulfs.lo and other ltobes, every
variety of Blankets audhorse Cloths required
for winter service, and has constantly on liund
and will make to orderauytliinx in the Saddle
or Harness line, which he guarantees shall
not only be better made. but as cheap 33 the
sumeurticle can be purchased anywhere else.
We respectfully ask the public to call and sat-
isfy th'em'selves of the feet.
STEPHEN! SWANN,
Under Connecticut Hotel.
renuoivan.‘
FAIRFIELD CO.
SAllDLE:,HiflllNESS & TRUNK
D E P 0 T. .
Harness, Hsmess, Harness.
‘HE undersigned most respectfullyinforufi
the anhztbisaiits of‘ this and the adjoining
i.o.vuI, that they will keep eoustaullyoiu
hand. and make l.0orde|',.sll a1rtlcl_e.~ in ‘this
line on business’, and hope by personnel atten-
tion.und low charges. to merit a share of put)-
I10 nevi-ouage. strict and prompt attention
will be given to Repairing. Cleaning and Oil-
lug llurness.
’l‘uu:tks.a general asso'tment will always
be kept for sale°
For sale at very low prices.. three gene or
newflisruess. This liaroess will be warran-
ted. and sold at prices-to v-iiii the times. Two
eooud hand sett. for sale cheap.
DEAN at C0.. 3
next doorto Beebe’s Coal‘:-cttonery.
ROOFING.
IIE subscriber is prepared -to furnish par-
ties building with Wnrri-n'i= superior
Felt and Cement Roofing.
Thlsarticle of Rooting isiu use upon the
Nurwelk Lock Company’: 1auildi1:g_ and at
Louusbury, Bi:-selrla Co’s. where it gives en.
tire satisfaction. and is believed to be the
0-‘htaptsl, as well as the bent. limiting in use.
All orders left with John W. llubbell. at the
olllce of Wm. K.Jafnes, will receive prompt
1 N. HILL.
ll
4
attention. I14 J.
‘Wholesome Is-end.
sass Hcsuui Is eepers
aavvavu our visit a EST’
Yl.E’S fou nil in the culinary depart-
_ meal. of every bod.-e in this
1 . -. land. ll»lllnqIlr'.slionIbIeI|ll.-
DIETETIC . my 9nd exoellenceiu produ-
. ' ‘ ‘ cing Goon rsiinanimuss bring
SALEBATUS it into geaerllluee. The wide
. spread reputation it l11is..,al-
_._._.-—-——- ready gained, is the result of
real merit, and shows ‘the
JAMES ability of the American Peo-
f [119 to discriminate in favor
" of a wholesome article.
PYLFS There are thousands of suf-
~ fevers from dyspepsia, decay-
- ed :teci.l1, and other derange-
DI ETETIO ments of the By stem, brought
on by the use of 4.-amnion
Caustic Saleralsnv. It is a
sad spectacle, too.to look up-
on the " puny faced child’-‘of
the present day without con-
stit.utiun,nud with itsteefh
all eaten out. and think of
the cause being lmpurltleslu
food
sansnarus
\
V.
¢—n
JAMES
pmr.
flow much longer. hood
moflu.-rs,is this state of things
SALI~}BA'l‘U.Sr , . .
. but persevere‘ uutlrypu git
it. unil judge for yourself. .
B.,-ware of Counterfeit
the rendition of nnscrnp-3
lnns-rlvals to imitate-our in-
| bels. slnniles nmclr in our
favor. The genuine is done
up in pounds‘. lia‘lve.l.-emf-.
quarters. wlihrtlie -name of
-‘ Jules Pni-”.nn er-eh.
Depot. 3 5 3 Wlfiilugfnn-It.
ls... r..u..;.. sole 1., Grocers-
joaorally. 3
—
-—-T-o——uj
Imus '
‘PYI.E’S
DlE‘l‘El'IC_ _
is-.vsu.+:vs
’ "W011? 4!!‘ the cheinfzis; drnggu-t‘ and“: plfoio‘
DIETETIO to last Y Ask for _
. JAMES PYLE S
SALERATUS Dietetic Sales-ours,
which is free from every im-
....._......_— purity, and as harmless to
’ the stomach as flour itself. -
AXES If you want nice Biscuit,
J Cake. &e., you can find uofh
. ’ in; equal lt, Tell-yourGro-
PYLWS oer you want no other. No
. doubt he will tell yoult in
. no better than any other, in
D[l]‘l‘|i‘,‘l'1G 1. order to get rid of his old
stock. or something on which
he can reallle larger sprout-3, =
From the ldvertlslng Umccfifl areadvsy,
INDIA RUBBER. ,. ,
GIOVESAND MI‘.I.'.'1'3l' I.
.\ ll.l.'}A_L‘ llllp|‘0Vt:llIeIllr tuive..l1ec’11gu’s1ide in
we uiar.uul'acI.u.re of these l,.;‘1g1s,fl11,ol‘.,li1|,t-_.
and we can now l‘t'cujlllnelld t_heii1'l_‘_9r general,
use. .'l‘ue nec".V.sluvcea111d. in'r!te’1‘1s nre‘_n1:'
rivalleuas a protection in all ’Eii1'BIi~bf%'ao.c
sour./v~
graphist. 11nsnuf'i1ci.uri11g unjd lnindlibg of
,:otu.-hee nnu uiner strong ulkalies ; .lu1~ oy-
-:.-.rineii.d1'iv1>r.-1 In i-torms,isud hose compii"
niesli-1'tbc Fire Department. We won]
mecliaiiics, batters, tanners. mllkinen and
.un1berinen (.1 these gloves and mittens as
being well adapted to their use. _'l‘h4-y ale‘
.vet work. The light gloves are used for
softening and bleaching the hands. -As a
‘speedy and eflectual cure for chapped or.
rough hands, snltrhenm, &c., they have no
equal ; are very useful while engaged in do-
nestic affairs such as s'.veeping,dus'ing,hon|e
cleaning, and are invaluable in attending to
coal Ill-es; orequlelte in every family for
washing, coloring, all rougbeulng and dirty
kind of work, and particularly useful in ur-
denlng and care of shrubs and flowers. or
sale by rubber dealers generally: . V
ooooflzams 1. R. MANUFACIUBING co.,
No. 36 Johiustreei, New York.‘ '
Exclusive manufacturers under Goodyear'e
patents of every description of ladle
gents’ indin rubber gloves and mitts.
rubber linger coin and ladies’ nrees ihielus. '
' ' I3’|||
DEIITISTIY.
131‘. C. A. JARVIS,
\, ILL nerform all opegptiouein Dentistry.
in“lho most. easy, painless auddurable
manner. and far chieper_ than the cheapest
for the quality. The 1n..stl1i-a’ulil'ul and per-
fect Al‘l.1ficvl8l'T’-‘EH11 of every kind. and war-
ranted. etc. . O. AJARVIS, .
\'o. 320 Bleeclier-1It., between Chrlstoplier
and Amos streets, New_York. sly37_
Putnam House, New York.
03. 357. 359. and 36I Fourth Avenue.
between 26th sup-127th etieets, opposite
.l:e Harlem and New even Depots.
E.
DINING _s.aLOOJV‘ BILL OF FAR
’ BREAKFAST AND rm.
Beefstealar. ‘le Fish Balls ‘to “ill: Toast Dc
‘1 : Pork sleek, 7c Pnrterlfie stk 25: Dry Toast ‘ Cc
Veal Cutlets‘ 7: gen lerl’u stk 15¢ I-‘1-fed Potatoes ac
Mutton L hops 71: Sirloin sink l3c Police and Tea 3c
Lamb Chops 7e’ Broil’v.u:hi-:lin 25 Cocoa a bowl _ Cc
rlnm A l-ggr 19¢ Wheat cakes 6c I offer I Cake! . _ 6c
I-'1-led Ham 13¢ Buckwheat do 6c -xtra Dread . 3c.
Fried .~'au’ges 7c I-‘rled luggzi 3c Brown Hi-end, ' vac
l-‘ried Fish ' ‘lo I Boiled do 3c Bread I milk ' 9c
I-'1-led Clams 7c Poached do. 124: Rice and milk 9c
Fried hols 7c Broil’dMuckl 18::
Dlh-‘N1-.8.
Road Beef 7c I You ‘Me 7c Chleliee Pie 18¢
Lamb 7': | Pet 1 is ‘In Chic. Frlca'o 13¢
Veal 7:: I him l’lo 7c Bo-ef>‘oup 61:
Pork 7c Boiled Fish 7: lamb Chops 13¢
Corned Beef ‘re Roan‘. Turkeylse Polk sleek ’ 13¢
Corned Pork 71;. Goose lfn Fried Eggs 130
Pork A Beans 7c Duck 15¢ ‘
leaf. Pic 7e thicken 15¢ ' .
DISH I-S COOKED '10 ORDER ' '
.-‘lriniu Steak 13¢ _Broil‘d Chic '45.: St’w'd oy1it'a 13¢
Tenderloin 15: Veal Cutlet 13¢ Fried oy.6t's - 13¢
Porto:-house 25¢ Raw Oysters 13¢: Pick’d cyst’: 18¢
‘ DE§ER‘l‘.- .— —
Plum Pudding Cc Ap--le Dump’: fa Custard Pic _6c
Suet do Oc I-‘us-ins Pud’ng Ge 4 pple do 6:
Ind do be Tuplemu do so vCl‘nIl5Elf’] do I Be
Rice do tic Peach Pie 6: Lernon _ do 6c
Iudi a do 8: | lliuco I'io ee» Pumpkli do ee
Brandy. Wine. Porter, Ale. ac.
Lodgings 25 cents per night. Open at all
hours. Lawuuscs H. Ksnn.
I yi-50 Proprietor.
New Cash House.
EEGAN Ji:'l‘EltNAN,,2 Wa.ri-en-st., N.
Y., offer” to dealer-u_ at very low pricun
for net cash only, and principally from Auc
lion, full lines of Ribbon s, Silks. Vi.-lveti-.
Blonds. Flowers. Cape Ni.-ll, Tnrlataus. dc.
Plain Ribbons. Satin and Taflctss, every No.
and color. No 2 Warren-st., (one door from
Broadway. N. Y.) sands
Wslliasu B. Kinsley, .
UCCESSOR to Greenlen: & K11.sley.uud
K-insley.l'.Darliug, wholesale dealer in
Drugs and Chemicals. Paint:-, Oils. Dye
Stuffs. Acids, Glass-ware,&c.. ll Gold-st.,— .
Y. All orders carefully executed with dis
patch. and with every regard to satisfaction
in prices and qualities. Consignments of
Drugs, Medicines,
advantage, or brought to public notice. 0|‘-
llce as above of Wm. Burger, late of Court-
lunot street. l5iu48
Gentlemen’: loot:
A T WHOLESALE AND RE TAIL.
J IIUNT. 430 Broadway, New Y‘orli'.—_
e Geutle1nen’s fine dress French Call Skin
Bout-1, $4 to $5.50. Patent Leather (E_lIl|ll('
Shanks) 36. Long legged Boots for P1-ome
nodes, Sporting. dc. Large or small lo_ts_.to
the trade for cnsl1'25 per cent. cheaper than
any house in the trade. - $611145
Gentlemen’s l'umisli1'ng'Gocds.
AT Wholesale 1-nd Retail. B. S. FULLER-
'l'ON,30l Broadway, New York. (ne'er
Duane-st. Shirts. Collars, Cravnis, Ilosiery.
Merino, Silk. and Cotton Undershi-.ts "and
Drawers. Shaivle. Dre sing Robes, a large as-
.<ort.ine11t of Scnrfs and Tie.-. New Designs.-
Shiris made to order from measure, all allow
pricesfor Cash. ' ~. - s!y42
NE W W 0 0 Q IA ID
01: Camp Street.
Hickory. ' ’
Oak.
Maple and ,_
chesnut Wood 1
HE undersigned will be happy to receiu
orders, and supply the public with the
above kinds of Wood, in any quantity and 0?
the best quality. at the loivei.-t market price
lor UA-‘all. ’ J.-\.\ll".S FINNBY. Agent.
suonwaus
OYSTER & D1NlNO SALOON.
Wood’: Bv.ildir1g,- 1lla.i1s Sh-eel, Norwalvl
THE Subscrlberhds lifted up a suite‘ (-
Rooms for the accommodation of Ladi-7-
unil Gentlemen, where Oysters in every style
Meats, warm and cold.&c.. kc. will
served up. to suit the taste of all. Al»:
Hot Ten. and Coffee. at all reasonable houn-
Separate Rooms for the reception of Ladle:
_HI.s BARBER SHOP, . .,
Tm’ s“'°""“" "'°“"-l be -will also be continued in an nparomentsgéc
ii-lly designed therefor. and by every elfoi-~
on his part to please. he hopes to receive th-
libernl patronage ofthas public whose kiud_
noes he has enjovedto so large. an extent’
since the lit!) dlsnszrous fire in which be en!
fered so severely. ‘ '
' ‘GEORGE C. GIBSON.
al
‘lake Care of Your not-see.
ORSE Blankets. Buffalo andot-her Robe’!
&i:., do Also Sleigh Bells, as vol 1._
as every description of ~ Harness or_ Std-
diery Ware, may be f'onnd_ist theSubscr1ber’s .
old etand,'east side the Bridge, Wei-tport.
‘WM. S. JONES.
Wesfport,Nov. 201.11, I858.
res-tner Wanted,
N the Dry Goods but-iness,wl1o.-re there is
not uch competition in comparison s.
the amount of business done in the town‘.-
There is a great many m-.1nuf.icturing’,Cou.
panic-s.and 3 large backcouutry trade.wl1icl
is all done for Cash. The object of the Ad
vertiser is to increase his stock and’ busines-
facilities, in order to secure his. sliarecf Ibo
increasing trade-. The business is well estab
lished, and the stock at present is small. ant.
bought. for Cash. This is a good chance fo-
nny one wishing foengnge in business
Address, “ Du! Goons," Nor_walk.Co1m
with real name. All communications cenfi‘
dentlnl.
' Bridgeport Standard and Farmerecopy at
New Hair Dressing nen1u*.v
Roi-‘. S. T. WOOD of New Yo,rk,and late
. of Wm. ,B.‘Cozz:.-.a’s llnti-lat" ‘ _
. 'VVest Point, .
virouldinlorm the citizens of Norwulk and it
vicinit . that be has tu.lien_ ,3 room ‘ tho
Conn. otel tocnrry on the above biiinvn 3
Gentleman wishing an easy shave. or. thei
hair out in I superior manner, will picni-
gl as me is call. Chi tdre_'n'1- bni ‘.__neutly out
i Wine and Carl: ol--aired I‘|'I dressed. -Rotor
‘ honed and-pnl in cood-worliine Mile ‘ = ‘
l
L. pump
l muinu-yr. amsookaruais.
TVERAI. shares. of n...-' iiboventoek _'!u‘- A
1:49 . --sole lo'vr.~ "Require it-tIll’~0I;lI. Sta;
-1 °':"'.'tbn'.wlll=poli"rl1 Isis:-e-.3.1i‘vzu‘.qrg'_i5,:
pnrticIIlzII'ly call the attention of farmers '
quperior to the. buck mitti-u, especially in T
u’ and ‘.
Also,
. new and spacious. esei-en,.47a ‘Gena.
rironsbenulners. Ileana‘.-Be" It i * ’ -
out isbelievud tosbe-the -..ai;'g."' & Ema.”
&c., disposed of tothebest "
":l2~h
. .\
1 _ Norwalk, Nov.3
- lorwalk-Hat Emporium. '
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OW!-INA cov_s_o.ne;_e_1_ admit.-L, .
' Building, ‘._ . _,‘_
mntn. 2 - or E
= «Extra Iditifiun ‘ l ‘-
I-‘rum Vl.~'CHl- 12,
‘mire. 'Dpleton’s
, Z'J9l>lie‘ra‘_-s’sfe.:-11 pg
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b..;i‘.t;ini,i'¢,i.."':'.i.iii'.§"””‘
",0,l.!|9_l_s.ipti-,'_tl1ii'f.
do I1ot.1oq.i-~v.-i3fl‘,-- ' _ I
inl']‘i’lVl;lg an cxperie-lice 'oFfv've_"1fly1 "c'7-_-«ii,
.0: -"rflwgimd vtltc largest fee in -..‘. B
- .h"“ 9°.‘°¥ln isbe.i.>.I'.e11r.i.,et.,,.,r....,i-.i....
3.‘.-.'."°. -°°"B'-l9D& .-.,aes,nre,s. theqpgz. ::_+.-
cgu-_t hm able to’ lilrtilsli‘isf1ai-liq’; .5: -*9.
nor to any 'f'ii'<‘u,,‘ -‘§fi“'.§.§‘-..‘;1 5.’:
9"”; of rnulforurqnality: .
8:3; ‘.'°1°IIseIr ¢°|lPl!ll:e.O.f~;-|kes:.e‘urcJ .
°.'"'8 "3 the iron; .o_s.l-..¢he.p:q.....-. 3*
all" _of this starch‘ p_'e'r's_f'¢fi]'.‘,‘-‘..,, 1",. rd
been taken to produce su“e‘:‘¢‘t¢1,.‘.;,~;=,1-I
~.lllll.'l.."'.2’a‘ fi“"“-9 I.-an pm» in .
‘ ‘ . "B" °8NU“IC‘ '_II“lII¢8loxr.-:.i§
~°"'~"'3-. ° ""9 to...-k...for -:8t.ro|f'c'-.-1'1
s""°"- P‘7l°¢ i.¢eIIl'leIssl1ou '
‘F’-¢*ir‘;h-.. Form-‘Io -’.?.-‘~;‘*" "'-
13Wholesale.ig:’i1.s:71B’°::i
M n"°"”."".-'N-?Y:-.'-
... H cs...
. 9randand?8ucare‘~r1auos;
s in 2 new.
. 84 Waslller-II."
N” Y.*.“‘‘- .3‘*!.°!I|-elitists‘ we .35‘-...
ed the Fires _ Premium wli'ere‘s‘nd“ when‘.j,i~.--
they brought their Piano Forteiluto er.-7:21’; -.
uswn wlslithe beetsuakers-of Boston ‘~.'.- --
Tovk._l’hiladelphia uud..3altil1ore..=‘ 2’ 7 F A‘ '
H “."°°"Fd “W ."i‘'‘’ 338.‘ Pl7il_,e, N_€dalIJ7r!i« i 3..
etropolitan Fair. WaelIlngt’on.'l856. 3
'l‘n«-_I-‘im premium (is gum .u_,g;gy~.‘,-..,,.-.',_.,
|I9I.3.PIunu Force as the Anorlcun’”Ii1‘etltii.r-
Crystal l’alace.New.York, 1355”. W
h_ .vTthe;‘FlrstEI",remiumh(n §‘old*ledIl)-. city: ..
es iano rt ft ' ‘- '
B’mm(.m_; ‘emf “,’ 9 inland .
m‘£iEe1[£;s.t Premium at the Pele, I
—. er‘ H’ I g -"1
mud. :3’. ‘fill “ill I 1 ill! 3"-!,te Bair.__!ol.. a.
An‘ o .. . g .3:-; . .:.h‘__~
filo-nt:uogl' sniiizohliigiiiehhi-5‘? -fi‘;9£.:,’
Gotsechalk. w.n....i...z.p-2. be‘ usher;-.,,,,«:
Sm--re ._Pi-no.0 9°11!!!-uclfidzwfilh 11...‘-rs-.~.z?
wooden and__ Iron frame combined.” .u.;...;..
rented for _tl_Iree. years.‘ "PriV‘¢¢eg‘1_
W’-" . , ;_ »
* ~‘ ,fl'ow C.
BVOBV Fall s1-‘ado, at. reduced
V subscriber l'_B_ efetgfgjkgg nub,-ti‘.-",t;,,
Go, girl
i.
- on .
‘.-=‘._‘
3! llow-.1’i'd~st-.,vNe,w' rock, I ‘cry flag’
meat of Carpets, 1n—‘nié“w pimp... ‘fig’; .
Medallion c1sI'pe8u,gu‘;‘y".'gj¢.',,f¢.': I '- _
.Velvet~ca.I.'|r.ete'frolII‘ 3 8|,z5g¢-“A. : ’ " _
:!P€!l:J_urussel-ado, ., - mg;
1'us_r.-eu "9, _ _] g'¢"‘_'-3 Q.-‘s-:__
“""=e°Pl! ' do. '-'~7i5ie°‘ 0’;
Super ingralu, do.‘ (- ' ‘-;"fi.f’S .-
lilxsra llneingralu do. ' ' 45191:. 5-two’; ,
Coinmoningi-sin do. . ‘- Ifitm -.-tlfl 1!”
Twilled and plain. Ycitclllnn-c --
elutl1s.dzuggets.i-ugs,‘ 3fl§Q§"j["!;-:1-' "
at wholesale and retail. ' “ '
- « GEO: E DB!
873 Cunt-st.. and 3| Howard-st., lute.
of I3‘roaclSv:,ny. N..Y..-3.-.... .. .. .-
A so. ,0 Ageutsforsqlllu .-Age '
er Looml. _nud Auburn, Pklson. mule“
Ply ln_gra1n.uud Venetian carpets. ‘‘
d N.B.—-Caipetifor Churches
Gfo 3 ’ '. -' znv ' '-‘
.-'.
ems
Bliproprletore of the Loouis
0061. °lI|-.|I.|- Ill“! ll-.-yl,elIls.97Iper.:¢CIIi""
'*°"-and °.n'r.3 Percent,»-wuu.: -as use
there isno Coal equal to it for
89!. or doves. We.’ Ire" -ree_efv_l11“g"'f i‘ ggigggg-5..
elluugteimcoul lu. f,l1ls,_ma1-ket. finileiug
For-.-le by G. 151.“. c.,a
_..'!‘h.etdeI.im1leueeuiugoe.ns. ‘
tifully overlooking the village and. 3 ..
tastefully eudflsnbsientielly 5IiiIt:.'ffll"i,'
with Hot Air Fui-unce.‘;Gum."und .ot
been
oer has no use for the -sa\|ng,, A)", ‘i
sold the greater part of thetufulfn ‘.1 .
11l ‘ ' i JOSEPHSHE
rlalii-walk.Nov.lnt:l.8fi8;‘ :— -.
-“i$fi£“§£$
so-. I ‘rubn-hr.-.-nu.-census . ..~«.-Ewe;
‘
n- "°'...';r.'.‘..°!i.':...%'-;'...-=°'**'.....-1*-1': as. 1:
or term W1'm7lNlBr.noox1 ~
ca.-'.'”."*I"l'¢'%‘°! .
2 1: 52 i. hfh-« it it
Aieh. “
.°l9lUET W133: ;
C°:'.::.‘f::i.:::::.:'::°'° ‘Wis
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W3 C IVI8,'_-"Ii-'3 »
I .7».
Ins-sitjdiit.
U1‘ not em down. ,',‘I_-"_ee,l’i-ng
the publie‘paf rout Q” be‘slo"viéd‘6h"'I1o
-1..-lore I was burnt outfit’ ‘ ",';‘l‘d’si'é¢!l§Ily
ofit
mnnnnce. to the pnblii-..ll1a':_"l.ls'&v6
nt_.ire new stock of Fnruiiuve.,lIs -Bul.7h'I’I'
-ntltling, pver K,napp_.¢k Lyuea Drug Store,
vluch I will sell as el1ea§es oeg.lio_:,_bou;h_0
it any other Store in the late: , , _, _
_II.')f. TlBB_ll.L,vA*;OIt.‘
_...——-1 t_§'...:.;—31- _ _
Milliuery .
iss r. Pll.GltIll-.1’vouldreIpv0tfIll 1 .
f rm her old friendo_._u__ud s_1us_s_i'1‘g_¢r?p_-ii!
\lorwalk and vlciuis . that she has re-
!1er Nillinery lathe oss’0Qc'ohil_lding all
trees, entrsi1ce'2nd door ‘wgss-of fl: *- s
‘Office. In connection‘ wfthi ,
«he has made urnngeieutnrtll bury sci‘
Dre-.9 M-kins l-‘.".'l'.'°..".'?l.". I.-1|.-It.-.«b.re1insIiss.i48
» -- one-<¢:e‘y.=.1’eeirIu1t.~'=«“'
‘i .lIl=:‘beus.1rtlelo’tniis,l1
1 year‘ ‘v“9r suoerio'r‘f1‘7‘ ’ In .'gC‘-'1'
- '. y . .s_.
. 51".’: ~‘= V
nsbiien olbreflllls
.
.-, .e:r.‘..‘
AND EIPOIIIII.
FEE-lubIc.»lb6r has‘ just s Inigo
and ap1endid_,»I_esovt1nOl.$ 0! FIt_II_tI'IiO,
musistiuig in part of Rosewood, and Q; -
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