it-»
.- uh-..
-~.-«v.~ruv-.,.\-. . . . . . .-¢.av..rv-».x-.---vv.A-
'To;iias_'.Bovs.-.-It‘ you indulge in tin-
delightful exercise of skating, remember ,
.tht¢e.t-Wnsii =
I.‘-Doa"t“ '1-.‘..l..'i.;'e 3.. any foolish ambi-
tlonfo be more gdariig than your play-
ii‘iat.sn.-; If t!i.s:l¢s':be‘tIssk‘—'i%iIII3’ SP0‘-
"wq.,.a~oin. it. -To v_e,ntura.anne.c¢.9*
3
until danger is not ¢0I|!'889,—5'"-
rec "Better destroy your skates
than ”allo‘v'g’tll'eIn'to become your tempta-
tion ‘ »
Il. Use skates that are aiishort as
on eaI,c'oI'lfortably wear. Most boys
uy‘.il:‘iu;rii altogether too Ions; tht con-
i¢5.t_ii_at every sweep forward re-
quiras._:,niore exer.tion..than. would be oth-
erwise for to ,lil’t_ the body up
on i‘ ‘t~’tl_ir_eé,iu,¢.lIB.I. ti-oin-the too is
much} "
1;thal1,.!-t.oneiiuch., The long-
er tli_e‘I;k.a_,té ’,il;9n.fouward. the _more- too
the-ghhenihg o_f'the~...hee'l cork, and the
fatigue: to _'-the} _ ankles: , Wkith, skates. of
the Zilepgth, the strain of moving
on will ,e‘o;pie..nearly under.-the ball of the
foot. wherein noises in walking. ‘
III. Take off your skates every half
hour,;.to',gt;v,iji,=_gtlij¢ bloods i.=lIa_.nc,e 10 or-
ealate‘;_otherwiI¢_. _by_the. °°!.1_1P"°3°“’“ 91
the tso,§le..~liho.niolduess:of_ your feet will
mb.yop_r,. exprcige.-of jlijalf - its .pleas_ure .-
Booiiil‘ 1.‘ ;i.t...i‘¢ii'f.tf-J at ell inecesmy to We
no Inliiiiy-strhps‘to“hiud the feet as some do.
Fen-esterigives those hints. which we
also.e"ndors,e__-—snd ifyou will only follow,
then mount your irons. and " go it.”
——--—--oe-¢..—.v
A WINTER Ciior or Oars on SALAD.—
'.l'here'_is.'.avery pretty experiment which
on h‘g_y¢_frequeiitly seen young people in-
ungtgd i[,Cll0WlDg very well the; germin-
ation,of_se_fad_s» or the _way in which cells
throw-out-their roots and stalks. It is
this. Takes tumbler with "smooth sides.
aothat-yougcnu see through it. clearly, and
fill it nearly full of water; on the water
lay some cotton on the cotton, plant a
few pats. In _a.fe,.w. days they will have
|_w'alle’d_,:.an,d then alittle white root will
throwitself downward and a small green
shoot will ’ show itself which gradually,
day‘ after day, will ‘grow till they reach
quite Ilerge size. Writer must be added
fr_equently,. ._ss .the.p_lants grow. _
On thg‘...sauig.i.prihciple, if you take a
large.pla,te..or..platter, and spread coitou
wooloria piece‘-of a. blanket in it, and
lettuce seed, you miq raise euougli
an ‘ssve‘raljdis_h'e_s,of salad. It should be
_k_optin a-warm, dark closet till the seeds
=_h‘a,ve-.rsprout.e‘d and then the water always
’ ‘eptahundajntly supplied. After the
_'seedii,h,ave, fairly sprouted they should be
.bron'glit into the light and thev will soon
growzto amass of green plants which will
‘be quite ornamental, and if they are not
nseii_l"‘forjanythl_iig else they will in their
ll'e’sh‘greeii looks, repay the little trouble
of keeping the dish filled with water.
2 . r ' Homestead.
-:-—-co-¢.>oo-—--——
more about Salt
In"th‘e. very center of the State of New
Yorkgthere "are extensive beds of salt far
below the surface of the earth. , Geolog-
.. ists-assert. that the sea waves once flowed
Wllifln ..t'lsis.~‘saline.deposits are now found;
a .lH..!~ll!l--.1II»it.may, however, hundreds of
lIilsI"ol‘p_la'iu, hill and mountain now ill-
tervjoue between them and the ocean.-
They ate_v_aluuble as a source of revenue
a_a,d_, wealth...to , the -State, employing a
. ciIp_ital.of. about three millions of dollars.
T_B_BwI‘l_ll0l.lllt of salt sent from these springs
to market this year is 6,800,000 bushels
‘ Qdflwhich}:_§,.§00,000 were shipped from .
'8yl"ac'i's§.e’,hy wayof Oswego for the Cana-
das and-‘the Upper Lake districts. Very
a.......i..i..
ERV.‘ r. 1 .n-“~:'!1"lK‘i.}¥‘ .'.".a"A‘Yl“l4‘1‘.V-‘- 1°.-‘7?g';!_ ~.-r-“.
D.a::lp:.'ns of Bereavement.
Bu! loved ones depart. not merely to
bind. our ulfcciiolis to anotlier state, but
*0 lil. us better for the obligations of this
Perhaps in the indulgence of lllllc0D‘ulllll-
ion, in l'quid ease of pro-‘pi-rity, we hav»
hurriedly and scantily discharged our .-o-
cial duties. We have not appreciated
love, because we have never felt its absence,
we have shocked the teuderest ties, because
we were ignorant of their tenderness. We
have withheld good oflices, because we
knew not how rare is the opportunity to
fulfill them. But when one whom we
love passes away, then realizing a great
loss, we learn how vital was that relation,
how inestimable the privilege which is
witlldrawn forever. How quick then is
our regret for every hasty word, which we
have spoken to the departed, or for any
'-"W-= ~‘.-‘V-‘*.-'.'-‘!V'.‘.-':.".".‘.‘.'!‘.*—'=“-*~r.>.:~ 3
‘Common Council Room. New Haven,_Wcd-
Notice
S h~-rob. given In nli prl:-(Iflli Iiabl» to pity
t ixi.-.~i in tin l5iN‘0ll:.:l| ol'.\oi-saIis,t.o bi'in_.>
-II‘ nziml in.l.o any one of tlio, l\~r~k‘."l~'()l‘.\‘. with
ll l.hirl.y .l.iy~ ol the" pnolii-niimi o‘I this no-
iico tirill.--ii or priiiicil ll.~l..~' 01 all |)|‘UPl‘l'l‘
ll-llll » to In: inx---i. and b l Ill,‘.!lll'..' to ~"llklll per-
sms. .r.isp:ci..vc|y ‘ill: the l.llll.! oi pi‘.-sin.-; u.
said vote. laying said tix. with the particu-
lars of all such pronerty, real or personal.
ASA E. SMITH
WM. s. Locaviiooo
JOSEPH w. HUBBEl'.L.
Dated Norwalk. Dec. 27th. 1858.
Agricultural Notice.
Conn. State Agricultural society.
THE Animal Meeting for the choice of of-
ficers for the ensuing year. and_the trnn
suction of other business important to the in-
tercsts of the ‘Society, will be held in the
Assessors.
3l52
nesday, Jan. 12, I859. A lirll attendance of
-,.--3-w ~.r-- ‘+ w.'_*.-'"-,ci'-av; .~i-.!-15%;‘ =-$1-.,-.-. -vi .~*;ws'w.= i '
3‘:-.dlllh'r‘y‘,‘ nitrite‘: and Trni.-k
all interested iircarneat-ly‘ desired.
momentary alienation which we have «in-
dulged : this however should not reduce us
to a morbid seusitiveuess, or an unavail-
ing sorrow, seeing that it is blended with
so many pleasant memories ; but it should
teach us our duty to the living. It should
make our affections more diligent and du-
tiful. It should check our hasty words
and assuage our passions. It should
cause us day and night to meet in kind-
ness and part in peace. Our social ties
are golden links of uncertain tenure, and
one by one, they drop away. Let us
cherish a more constant love for tllose
who make up our family circle, for “ not
long may we stay.” The allotments of
duty, perhaps, will soon distribute us
into different spheres of action ; our lines
which now full together in a pleasant place
will be wide apart as the zones. or death
will cast his shadow upon their familiar
faces, and interrupt our long communion.
Let as indeed preserve this temper with
all meu—thosc who meet us in the street,
in the mart, in the most casual or selfish
concerns of life. We cannot remain to-
gather it great while, at the longest. Let,
us meet them‘ with kindness, that when we
part, no pang may remain.
Let not a single day witness to the neg-
lect or violation of any duty which we
owe to our fellows. Let nothing he done
which shall lie hard in the heart, when it
isexcited to tender and solemn recollec-
tions. Let only good-will beam from faces
that so soon shall be changed. Let no
root of bitterness spring up in one man's
bosom against another, when ere long na-
ture will plant flowers upon their common
grave. “ Let not the sun go down upon
our wrath" when his morning beams may
reach our accustomed places for one or
bothof us,in vain. * Thus if the
dead teach us to regard more dutifully the
living, they will accomplish for us a most
beautiful discipline —-l)r. Clinpin.
. '<O
Sstr Di«:riisnr:Nci:.—-.Vlauy an unwise
parent works hard, and lives sparingly all
his life, for the purpose of leaving enough
to give his children a start in the world,
as it is called. Setting is young man
afloat with the money left him by his rel-
atives, is like tying it i bladder under the
arms of one who cannot swim ;, ten chan-
ces to one he will lose his bladder and go
to the bottom. Teach him to swim, and
he will not need the bladder. Give your
child a sound education. See _to it that
his morals are pure, his mind cultivated,
and his whole nature made subservient to
the laws which govern mail, and you have
given what will be of more value than the
wealth of the Indies. You have given
him a start which no misfortune can de-
prive him of. ’l‘lie earlier you teach him
to depend upon 1ii's own resources-and the
blessing of God, the better.
.‘»O
fl‘ An entire cliniigc is to be made in
the City of Paris. Several entire squares
HEVRY A DYER.,Cor.Sec.
Hartford. Dec. 17, 1858. ?.t52
ALBERT sonnets 1.,
KEBCEANT '.l.'AI1'.OR,
DJOL\‘I.\‘G Store of Knapp dc Lynes,.hlafn-
st., Norwalk, Conn. The public are i'es-
pectfiilly invited to call and examine the large
and varied assortment ol Ready Made
Clothing, French Cloths. Caasiin-.-res and
Venting.-. also it general use rinlclil of gen-
tlemeu’s Furnishing Goods. consislillg in part.
of Hats and Caps. Umbrellas, Shii'ts,C'il!ars,
Crnvats. Hindkerchiellu. Suspenders, &c.
Cloths, Cnssiineres. and Vet-iiiigs Ly the
yard or pattern. and out free of charge.
Particular attention paid to Childri-u’s Gar
meats. '
Norwalk Harness t..r.d- Tlllllk
E M 1' 0 B I ll‘ M .
W’lLI.lAl\:l B. SWAN would inform
the iaiizeus of Nul‘-tulk and vicinity
lhnthe still continues to manulaciure and
keep on hand. It full nssortiueilt of Ilarucus
of all descriptions. comprising all kinds and
price.~.w.ith a great. variety of Ladies’ and
(ienl.lemen’s Riding Saddler. "3ridles Martin-
gales, &c.; Cillal-sin great vnlii-iy run every
style ofp itlel'n..Fly Nets. H_ol-seclolhs, ritu-
ble Furniture. Se.diller’s Hzirdv-'al'e, Whips in
endless variety. Ti-uiiks of all sizes and des- i
criptions. Valises. Ca. pet Bags. Satchi-ls.&c.
lle felils well qualified by his long experi-
cuce in the business. to judge of the tastes
and requirements of lhose ha».-ing occasion.
to patronize an _ext- iisive Saddlery Eslublish- ‘
will do well to give him a call. Orders for
any kind of work promptly executed. Ro-
puiriug done neatly and cheaply.
._._..._.
Eire rroof -Safes.
IN addition to the preservation ol' the town
Rt-t?ords.ol this place, in two of our safes
it short time s’uce. we would call atleiition
to the following letter written to the Editors
of the New York Courier and Enquirer :
Mu. Enrroli :-Iii the fire at No. 39 Warren
street. on the morning of the 9th iiist,our
most valuable books and papers were exposed
for .l6.hours'in one of Sieui-us & Marvin's
Fire Proof Sales.
We say tire proof, not because ‘they are so
labelled. but because we have so proved
them. Our books and papers came out un-
iiijnred. save the binding ol the book's, occa-
sioned by steam.
Our store was five stories above ground.
and two stories below, occupied trom cellar
to garret. The intensity of the heat" can be
attested to by- any fireman who witnessed it.
No furnace can be zontrivi-d by the inge-
nuity of man to create a ore intense heat.
We voluiitsrily give this tribute to the value
of these Safes. and s-li-ct your widely circu-
lated comiueicinljounial to iiil'orm the mer-
cantilc community what estimate to place
upon Slrarn-V‘ 8; /l[.u~cin’s, WiIder’s Patent
Salamander Safes.
Respectfiilly, . _
II.ivii.s.\'n, l’f.mu.ii. &- Risnnv,
Wliol-;-sale Druggists.
Cor. Greenwich &. Bairclny sl N Y.
STEARVS &. MARVIN.
40 \[iirrny-st.. New York f 57 Grsvicr. st...
New Orlcuils ; 29 N lllain st-., St. L iris.
' Alsiitnr its second hand Firs Proof Safes for
sale very low.
Norwiilk. Dec. l6lh, 1858.
Sci-iietliing Worth Knowing.
ment. All in want of nifything in his‘ line. -
burning that oul
5.-.5 .11 t
til}-. $lL:.‘('-|'llJ|.:l-(cup: :oustu.nli_\ Ul land,
-Lid -I .liiil.iki l.u :i'.li:i',.ui i.Il.lcll:.‘-ll}pU|'-
.uu.iip i.o llll- lino oi’ iiilsiiiizss .ol thi be: i ina-
ll .:il ind workiiliiiislilp .iini at low price:-.—
ivury description on Harness constantly on
sand , or made to order; also '1 great variety
of Saddlcs.Bi'idlca. l.lartinga.les.etc., also,
Fly Nets Horse-clot.lis._Whipsiu endless va-
rie*_v.Trnnks of all sites and descriptions,
Valises.C-arpet B-.igs.S_al.chels etc..elc. "Re-
0fl.l‘lllfl(l0nP neatly and promptly on the
vliortest notice and mostreasonablcterms.
‘ W[LLIA‘.\l S.‘ JONES.
Enslsidctlicliridge.Westport. 6|;
' '.l 0* A. Fl.’-
NTERESTED in protecting their trees
from the rnv ages of the canker and other
worms. The subscriber having purchased
the solcright. of Foster's Patent True Pro-
tcctor-, for-the towns of St-amford, Darien.
New Cancun, and Nor'w_nlk, would call the
attcution of all persons having Fruit ‘and Or.-
nnmcntal Trees, to this article. It is the on-
ly positive cure whichihus been offered to the
public. It meets with uuivcr.-al approvnl,to
see it is to be convinced of i.s utility. _All
who have trees iulested with insects can have
them thoroughly cleansed, l.hi:reby prevent-
ing the worms t'rom forming their chryualis
for another year. It is simple in its cons.
traction, and not expensive. It should be at-
tachcd to the tree as soon as-the" 1st of Oi to.
her. and continued until June following, Fm
furth er particulars enquire at the store of
_ F. H. NAS ll,
. South Norwnlk. Conn.
The subscriber has also purchased the right
for the «ante towns.ol a new Water Elevator,
WlllrlllS!\ll£‘l\d0 nnythiiigeverbeforeinvcn.
ted to obtain pure wutertrom wells or any
depth. C-all .l.iId see one in operation, and
you will be convinced at first night.
37 F. H. NASII. .
Notice.
HE subscriber wovld give notice lthatlie
continiii-.s his bnsiuessol general
Carriage mid l’Vugon Building,
And R.’epairiiig,nt I is old‘ stand, where he
has served his friends for ‘lie post. eighti-cu
years, and is ready at '-.ll.t-imes t0. Phompilj
execute any ordersin his line entrusted to
him. He has on hand for sole one new and
one second-hand Spiius Wa PODS. Also ii lot.
of L-idies Cloth for Cloaks. which he recently
lvrought from Englaml and which he willsell
very low fol C;l8l]._ JOSPEII SHEPHERD.
"r. n. stasis
AS taken the Agency for Soutlil\’oi'walli
for the sale ol the Celebrated Non-l:2x-
Iosive Carboiialed Burning l-‘luid. Self-
rvatioil ii-the first law of Nature, thi-n
II from the fear of explosions by
y which it is impossible to
P
prose
gave yonrse
explode.
rant-.1-3.
EWlT'l"S Pure Lead,
National do .
Niitional Extra Lend,
Penn Zinc.
French Zinc,
Paris Green-
Imperial Green,
Chrome Grei-n.
Hiimpdcn Green.
Ch rnme Yellow,
Prussian Blue,
lndinn Red,
Rose Pink.
Ullira .\farlnc, _ ,
Patent Dryer &c. at Caioiiasivnli s.
Smokers, Attention.
ENUINE lfeerscliaum Pipes. _
Genuine Meerschtiilm and Alnbercigar
Tubes.
Genuine Turkish Tobacco. and .
Genuine Imported Cigars. may be found at
the Corner Store of Kt-‘APP 3% LY-\’l‘-'8-
.__...._.
Shovels and Scoops.
LARGE assortment ollong and short
ll; dl (l
in e at CllICHESTER’S.
A
Dress Goods.
A flncassortment. at
.'- '1': ;
.~:rv-.-.".-‘- xv. i..“5‘-“.-‘E!-‘.'.>.*'.“i"=’-=«":fZ".-sgahdjws.-_,5'r'av, . ,- ..-.
, Winter Arrangements!
TWO T.;IPS PER WEEK}
'l‘lii' kc. am? I‘
CONFIDENCE,
1
a me? - \'.'h *‘
' ‘ ‘r_:.".:‘_‘Q:'l ;Y‘'‘‘‘' ‘''‘.r ‘
. Capt, win. 3. Greene.
N and after Mondsy.Dec. 13. 1858. will
leave \hcr dock at South Norwall:.ev
cry .\loudny,nnd Friday, at 8.30 A. .\l.. fol
New York,
P Returning,willlcavcCatharineSlip.New
Yorlr. every Wednesday and Saturday, at
11 o’clock A M -
. . 30 Cents.
For fllTl1lf€l‘dWr0Tmtl‘llOll‘ apply to Wm‘. W
Monk. 2. 5 South-st., N. Y.,or to the Capt-iii.
on board. .
Danbus-y. Gs Nos-iiralk 3. 3.
WINTER .in,u.inosiisNr.
Coisnnxcixo Jan, 10th, 1859.
Trains run daily, (Sundays excepted) at
l'0l—lt.vi-3 :
Danbtiry to;fio_ntl_i' lforwalk.
lst. Passenger at 7 A. hl.—Arriviug a‘
South Norwalk.at 8.l0 A. M,-rind coilniectin
with tile 7 A. M. Train i‘rom_ New Haven. all
with the 7 A. M Accominodatioii Train lroi.
New York. .
‘lnrl Passenger and Freight at 3.25 P. hi
Arriving pt South Norwnlk, at 5.10 P. BI.
— ‘South Norvvalk to Daiibury.
lsl Passenger and Fri-igat -.it9.00 A. Ill.
’:\l‘l‘lVlllg at llallliul-y,'al, 10 40 A M.
zud Passenger at 5.40 I’. M —Arriv'iug at
Daubury, at 0 50 I’. M. The 5.40 I! M. Train
from Norwalk receives Passengers from the
1545 l’. .\I. Accommodation Train ti-~..m New
York, aiiid the 4.10 P. M. ’l'rnin from New Ha-
ven Pusseiigers going East from South Nor-
-valk can take’ the £1.45 P. M. Train at South
Norwnlk, ivitlioiit detention .
l’ns:~eiigei's can be ticaeled through to New
York from all the Sl.tlll0_llS on ll.llSR-Olld ; al-o
irom New York to Norwalk, and all Stations
on the Road.
PllS.~‘('ll1,{El'8 who piirchase Tickets before
taking seats in the Cars, can have them at
reduced rates.
C.iri'iugcs will be in readiness at Ridge-field
o-ough of Danbiiry.
to any part of the B
Siip‘t.
HARVEY Slll'l‘ll,
Danbury. Jnniiai-y 3. 1859.
N’. Y. 6!. N. 3. Railroad.
|§58 'iViN1‘li.ll ARl{A.‘iGE\lEN'l'. I859
Comrliencirig J\."anember 1. 1858.
Trains °to New York.
From ‘Veto Haven.
CCO;\fllODATION.—At 5.30, 7.00 and
950 A. il.. and 4.10. l>.'ii.
Rnilrord will take the 7.00 A. )s.,nud 4 10 1'
ii. trains to Norwalk .
5.25, and 9.30, (Ex) P. st.
Trains from New York,
station to convey Passengers to any part of
Ridgelicld ; al.-o, at the Slnlion at Danbury,
Trainsfrom ./Vnru-all In New York —At
6.00, 6.44. 8.13. and ll.07. A. M.,3.l0, (Ex
. ' 3al?O4h'~“’ ' .¢
‘BVKUM the store ul slu nll)30fll)EI't on the
-Angus Us 1-i.u.._) .vl.i) _lns .. sul ul ,0oIln
cu--hinting ul u'lol.lllng,l.\ei;i. nus, |'u[;‘¢\_}u\’-
0|-“Tali-ii\lr.,.LL. i.i.i \\\. L|lA'\l .-Luci. uuu.|g_ll
left to -uiiply‘i.llc country l‘ui the ...,-_m, ummh
lliisnlvlui mi‘ .lli~ pniiumigi in-disil) receive
»-2: -iuusu ..~i-in tin. \;I‘o\h\a |-U _'lr5ll up lg. n,
is..il sclcci siiclig-mil: .i.~i illv) may -i.'u.nl., for
we have everything l‘i-om i‘ound Calico and’
splendid Remnants to Silks. Cotton goods,
in every variety. Marseilles Quilts and Al-
loudal_e Counterpanes. Toilet Cove rs,Coti.on
and Liner Table Cloths,'l‘owelling and Nap.
irins,Shnuls..\lantillas, Parasols. and Kid
Gloves, Hosiery of every ‘description. Also
a magnificent stock oI"l‘ailor‘s goods, Cotton-
ides-,Jeans,'1‘weeds,Cassiiueres. and Broad-
cloths.Sllk arid Marseilles Ves‘ing.Ready
-ladoclothing. and Clothes in ads to order.-
\'o_ extra charge for Cutting. Neck Ties,
s‘birt.s_. Hatsnnd Caps. We offer a liberal
reward for the thlef,and is grand stock to the
labile.
' Just received, a splendid assortment of
Znrpcts. Drilg;_rcts.0il Clothitnd Straw .\la:- '
mg, very low l‘or cash. SPANG dz GRAY.-
Wcstport. May 22il,1858. -- -2|
‘Building Haterials. ’
Ill’ silbscrilier will continue , to keep a
good assortment on hand of ‘- .
"raised and Com.mo'n Brink, of
Lime, Cement, Calcivied Pliister,
Ifair, and Illrirble Dust,
hicll will be sold cheap for Cm-h-.
cit.-is. '1'. Ll-1(lNAl'iD.
Norwalk Ii-on foundry.
F1 il ldli'.Y_description of Castiiig nap. .3 flu,
LJ shortest notice. and in the best nianni,-r,
- cheap a- can be obtained at any pilliir es
Il)ll$l)llN‘l|l- in Illc Stole. Gnlvuliized Chains.
Jhuin Pumps. Iron Fa nce. Posts, l{alliilgs,.kc
iiriiished to order ,l’-atteriis cxecu ed at
-liort. notice and upon run-oiinl-le terms. .
Al.l<‘.X \.\’DliR AUSTIN.
Notice.
,1 HANDES having lnrnished himsellwilh
' o 1! su tau-le team for a general Ciirinan
ousluc.-s, would rcspcctl‘-illy solicit lhe pan-9,
uagz of t‘l.i.-to ivautfiiig cnrtinit done. Orders
lc_lt atihe I-‘isll lllarket. of Charles Murray,
will be prompily alteudci to.‘
1'1‘-ED.
' HE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
¢’\'0r_v do.-cription ot‘ Feed, which it will
be a pleusui e to sell to their customers at all
tilllezi and no growling.-
A. MOREHCUSFL
New Stone ‘Yard.
A GOOD assortment of Flagging. Curbing.
Gutter. Step. Window Sills. and Linn-l
of North BiverBluc Stone. just received and
for sale hv CHAS. '|‘. LE"|NAi£l).
TIME !
G_L_ENS FALLV, Wood's and lliil’s Lime,
for stile by the Bllalliil, Barrel Or Load,
delivered it (leSlI’ed,u.t. as low prices as can
‘to had lrum ihe kiln's. b
y .
CH AS. T. LEONARD.
NEW rib... cooils“,
l
The 7 00 A. 31., and 4.10 P. .\l.l.l'.1l|'.lS receive Now on
passengers from the Danbury Railroad at,Nor- hand
wu.lk- ' ‘ y '
The 9.50 A.:.i.train receivespasscngcrs from D-7°“ (’”°d’2
the Hartford, S]ll'lllgllt:l(l. and Cauiil Rail- Shawls,
roads, at New HBVGBJIDG from the Naugntuck B,“-g,,,n,
Railroad lit Bridgeport _ ,
Exriiuss-—At 2.00 r. .u.. (in connection with "3
-E.-r.-press Train from Boston.) receiving p-.iss- Black Silks,
cngers froré tlie‘lI\'ew Lotudon apd lllinnal llaiil- in
roads at ew t\Vel.'l ‘min t. ie ousatou c
' Railroad at Briilgcport. stopping at Bridgc- Linen nomelleepln‘
port. N or walk and Stnlilford. 900*"
Special train leaves Norwalk at 6.00 A. it ofsll kinds,
for New York. ~ -Flannels,
H"“""°"“" R“"'°l"" Afull aiid heavy stock of
Passengers for Hon.-alonic Railroad will 9 G ,1
take the 9 50 A. M train to Bridgeport, igano; "
- Danbury and .N'orwalIi- Railroad. _ B“ an“
Psssengers for the Dunburyand Norwnlk 8 J‘ GRU“AN.
A lot of Sofas, '.l.'.-its-a-totes,
qI)l"A-bottom Chairs. Rockets, Centre Ta-
k
Iy damaged at the late tire. for rule at ago-eai
H. M. TERBELL, Agent.
-uici-itice.
In Hillibell’s Building.Norwalk.
_ ofthe Gazette .
bles. and numerous other articles slight-
’. ~’ -' :4-..u.-43$.’-nisilfix-.-"ii. -s
'.i'.a.‘.isu a‘Js.0ll0b 4. monuments
‘ A A L uh '
stfosrwails avsaiiite ‘Earn 1
.t\/‘mp he b'ridg¢,.i\“a-'ivu1/.-, cumr.
-lu‘J.‘ui..uu--.... u.....atlt\t:$l.Oil
D oi ..-...i_, »..i'.ci_) ul p.il;v_-riiis ...l.¢,... ...,.
laps. slilllui -vomiiinii.-.lii].. _'l he l.ll:SIu.SEUl'l,-
meiii JA sinuuuui. .uiu 1“01‘¢1‘.i- .iliu'bl:,k.cpi
constantly on huuu. ,
Personswishing to glrnfillfeflonnmentgox
any kind oflllai-ble ilori.-.§. are invited to
calland give it persot:al_ll|5I"3'cl-ionof hi.-
mgte;-ialar-.d workmanshlP- as this will b.
more -iatisfa.ctol'_v than it lmrchaseolageuls
withontnn oppormniti of iestingthe qual-
ity ofthe article contracted for.
3-;g_'|‘he Lettering and Ornamental worl-
ig ,..,,,,,,,,,,.,1 by experienced woxlrmi-n.nnd
can WM,-am, {fie git-e tr. ~‘.iresztt’.sl’iie-lion.
J. M . SM [TH .
§:é:
ror Sale vortv Gheap.
gig of the begt, built, most cmlvenlentlj
arranged, pleiisaimy iituatuii re.-ndcnces
in the Borough ofNorwalli- 'l‘fl0lH1iMllfl8 ll!
of Brick, constructed of the very bsst materi-
alsaud in the most substantial iiianner. It is
in the immediate vicinit If the l)ll!~‘llleSS por-
tiun of the Bridge, am is lJ'=‘3““’“'llT Well
.:unpted for a Physicluuor Merchm_it.asa por-
‘.ioil ofit may easily be converlcd into astori
or ofiice. Possessior can 3'9 ‘.1l"'"!-mmt.’d1'a!e-
"I" desired 3",] terms ofoziymcnt made easy.
Fiorfurther particulars cu-plire Of the Editor
"'30
.s.;u....n .
-1-nits: 1.11733
Invloonarmn,
PREPARED av on .sAxroup.
Compotmded entirely 79'0"‘ GW71-t'- ~
s 0",, of tfi, beg; P“,-g,.givg and Liver .\le:li_clnes vi:
- , It is not onlv 9. Cahlnirtic. bill a Liver remedy
acting first on the Liver toejrisl "5 1“°“l"il matter
(lien on the stomach zine bowels to cnrr.V' "ll that "ml
tar, thus nccnmplisllin two purposes elfectually. Willi
out any’ nf the painful reeling.-' exl>9|'l(‘fN'9Il in the opt-
rations of inostcntliurticsv It nrcs_4ihw- the -1381"!
it the main time that it par:-os_it»; and when take.
lziily in moderate dose_s._ will preogllien ant boil-
it up with unusual rapidity
The Liver Is one of the
the human body ; and
fiinctiuiis well, the [WW-
l'nll_v developed» The
ly iiepenilent on the lies I - °
tor the proper perform
when they are at fiinlt
siilfers in consequence of
having ceased lo do its
0 principal regulators of
_u-Ir it performs‘ its-
ers of the syslerii, 3,...
slam clt.is almiiste irr-
thy [action of the Km
ance 07 “-5 fizncti ns.
andltlio whole i:_vs:\m
one organ-—thc Livcrl»
duty. For the disenxcsnl
—.~
l
l
_ ’\
\
5..-. .3; .~.s=.- .¢;w;wwm» Wwa
Ayer’siSarsaparill:i
A compound remedy, in which we have la-
bored to produce the most 'el‘l'ec-tual nltcrative
that can be made. It is a t.-oncelitratcd extract
of-1’m~a Sa'rsnpurilla, so combined with other
sulzstailces of still gi-enteraltcrative power as
to iitfurd an céfectivc antidote for the diseases
Sarsaparilla is reputed to care. It is believed
that such a remedy is wanted by those who
a lfer from Strumous complaints, and that one
hlch will accomplish their cure must prove
immense service to this large class of our
cted fellow-citizens. How completely this
_cc;npound will do it has been proven by exper-
in cut on many of the worst cases to be found
of the following complaints: — ' "
Scnorrma aim Scnorumus Coisruntrs,
l1'L‘P'!I0:.‘s AND Eituivrivn Disiiasns, Uncnns,
_.)lI'LI:S, BLOTCl{ES,, Ttmoas, Saar Rnatrir,
Smtn HE.\D, Svrnmis AND Svtitinmc Ar-
1?li°1‘I0NS. 3'[_‘n!l.ClJ’RlAf. DISBAQ3, Dfio;-gy,.Nxu.,
LGXA on_1ic Dotrtotiititux, Dwain,
PSIA AND Ixnlozsrloiv, Earsirnrais, Rosa
it St. As'i:no:v_v’s Finn, and indeed the Whole
ass of__complamts arising from Iisrunrrror
Ifhfinoob. ., V
°°mP°1ln will be found agreat .
W3" °f heflml. when Taken in the springp.flt,-'9
‘P91 -the foul human whicli fester in tl~,'.
lood at that season of the year. By the tim el
' expulsion of them many rxinkling ' e ‘.13
'9 mliped in the bud. Multitudes can‘. 7 by
-o
".1121
sores; cleanse it when you find it is ob-
, cted and sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
benever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
_y u when. Even whereiio particular disorder
mfelt, people enjoy better health. and live
longer. for cleansing the blood. Keep the
cloud healthy,__niid all is well; but with this
pahplum of life disordered, there can be no
lagtng health. ‘Sardinia;-E or later
in go wrong. an - at machinery’
lifeis disordered or overthrfirvsn.
Sars_s_parllla has, and deserves much, the
tation. of accomplishing these ends. But
the’ world has'l5eeii- egregiously deceived by
preparations of ‘it, because the drug
alone has not all the gvjrtue that is claimed
for it, but more because many preparations.
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it,
cditaiir but little of tlic'='virtue of
pro letors has made it
of ore than twenty
oily“ ivlierewitli to conn-
tlint organ. one of the
his study, ina practice
years, to find some rem-
teract the many derungm I
To provctliat this rem- ‘ elly ’ at last found, any
person troubled Wl1ll°‘Lit"o‘ Complaint, in any 3
of its forms, has but to ~,ti-y a,liottle, and convic- »
tion is certain. '~
Tliese Gums remove all
frorn the system, supply- H
thy llow of bile, invigo-
sing food to digest well,
ing tone and h‘.‘RlllI to
moving the cause of then:
I cure. ‘
Se Bilions attacks are ‘lrnrcd. and. zvhatis better
are-vi.-nteel, by the occa-fljsionll use of the Liver
lpvigorator. _ . i‘
‘One dose after eating li- ‘
i
ill") ‘.1 or bad mutter
ling. in their place a. heal-
.rat"ifi the stomach, can
»,p.u-stirring the blood, giv-
tnc whole machinery, re-
lcigefis-2—ell‘ccting _a radi-
loodlfroui rising and son r-
- l
torcf retiring, prevents
stomach and prevent the
ing .
unly one dosctalzen be-
l\'ightmare.
Only one dose taken at
gehtly. and cures (‘cs
Una dose taken after
'p'.lgh_d. loosens the bowels
‘tivefiess ‘ . ‘
itscbpmeal will cure Dys-
epsia. ‘ i .
One dose of two Ales-spoonfuls will always
relieve sick Henduclle. ii 3 -
tine bottle taken for fl
se, and makes a per-
in" la obstruction re-
What
l
«I
;-econ ending this,medl-.
er and gue. Chill‘ Fever. ,
operates with cer-
testify to its won- '
feet curs.
‘Tirol
ern ‘llorbus, and il pre- --opt ve of Cliolern.
l
Due bottle taken sundire removes all
7‘ tottieuppezite and _
Igor ‘ find. cures Chronic Diar-
rhea in its worst forms, 3 n
cks caused by Worm.
in Children, there is no lnu
P‘.
ab.-iorbents. q
is-
derfnl virtues. . _
theirun nzmous tesiimony
3 Mix Water
Ubly one dose irnmedi- . Ii-e;li_evc.=.| liolic
Ii_ .
Only one bottleis neod- d'to throw out of the
. I J
sallow ear or unuatnrsil » 4; l ‘tom the skin,
‘ii ebc.:r'e eating gives
Unedose often repeat- ‘ S dao I
e osntner an we
Complaints yield almost ‘.0
r, isnfer, or speedier
remedy in_tlie world, as ‘lt '
We take pleasure in
and all Fevers ofa Bilioiis Ty pm:
All who use it are giving
and swalioiv both togetli ,
moves the cause of the
while
One time clten rcpe:it- ‘ l.~ is sure cure for
n,.,& ,
system tlieellects of nied- -.-after it long sicknes-
Una se taken is short .
;-,u as food digest well.
I s first dose
One or two doses cures it
v fails "
9- A few bostfcscure ‘‘ Dr , by exciting the
cinc as is preventive for
tnint._v. and thousands are ul.li
in its favor. ‘ .~ »
in the f'si.iith~ivith the Invigc rater,
The Liver lmvifi ator,
»
is .. scientific llc-lical liiscsvory. as daily; '3_triI:kin_r
sures, almost too great to lr.-lie . It ciirciiss if by
maizic. even the first dose giviii_ he =.lti= and s-.=l«lc.n
more than one bottle is required
,'}-1 chit» any Rind o
Liver Conlplniiit. from the worsl- a
on izi-or Dyspepsia
ms.-n si to Wlllvli it is liable ‘[1
iufliiiant to relieve the _
Orl any thing else. _ .
{During late years the public-have been mis-
by large bottles. pretendingto give a quart
Extract of Saisaparilla for one dollar Most
these have been frauds upon the sick, for
y not only contain little, if any, Sarsapn-
lla, but often no curative properties whatev-
I-Ience, hitterand painful disdppointllient
followed the use of the various extracts of
ll _Ti’ -‘And we think we have ground
b lievmg it has virtues which are in
ll the ordinary run of the diseases it ~'
to cure. .__ln.order-to secure-their
e dication from the system, the reme-
bd judiciously taken according to dii
tlibbottlc.
_ rutranan DY
DB. J. C. AYBB A‘
LOVVELL, MASS
Price, 91 per Bottle; Ilx Boats
K 9
Aycr s Cherry Pect
has won for itself such a renown for the.
every variety of Throat and Lung Complain
it is entirely unnecessa for us to recount
evidence of its virtues, w erever it has been e.
ployetl. As _it has long been in constant ur
throughout this section. we need not do more that.
assure the people its quality is kept _up to the lies
it ever has been, ani:l_that it ma be relied out
do for their relief all it has ever found to 1‘
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
7 1-on -rim can or -
Ciéiicmesr, Jaundire, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyleiztcry, Fouf StamncI:..L‘rysipelas,_ Hedda:-lie,
Pitgs, Ilhetunatzsm, Eruptions and Sims Diseases.
Lift)‘ Complaint, Dropsy. Teller, Tumors and
Sall Illie-um, Worms, Gout. Neurafifla. as a
Dinner Pill, and for Iilttrffyiiigr the Bbodé’ '
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
;:€$li.I§lp,{‘1l;l€llt in the world for all the purposes of a
sun _-.-p ysic.
Price 25 cents per lax; . loans for $1.00.
m’“°.:°f‘.lh.i' pmductlcomes east t° tide” arc to be cleared away for the benefit of
most‘? used In the “lug”. ‘ce['t,g|i|] plfljlic huildiulrs such gg the L0“. “ T VE',’ 0- J‘ For Jvru, Have," I to J common hcrldaclie. nll__V‘." Whit: '5 9 lllf! rrslilt lift! 4
or. “he _salt_.i_s pbtained from deep brine vet‘ and ill‘? Hotel dis Invalid“ C r. Be “hwy; re.,,dy wml wz'lli'n._q~,to /ielp I/lose _ ——.—._»————_- Accoii.-—At 7.00 A. n., 12.45, 3.45 and 4.30 Aqgs or New York. Dist.-‘acid l._iy‘er‘. p1,{.[(;I:}_g.\,£.'.DQ1r._" i _Pl..‘ls.BQI'7L7_L"‘ G,,,a,numberso,C,er.gymm-i.Physicir, ,sm“_ ,
dh h _ . _ . 0. . t d , ~ ... . _\.\i )l.l) llflllsl. .01‘, «H3 1 1 4:94. ,.\.'I. .-t . . . .
- V .. 4".‘ 9".‘¢"“l' °f s3''''“-“59 “'9 bl'“"3 ' . ‘ . - «r l lliv zselvis 0 01‘ 1000 wan e . P--‘L D-n i zood. Earl Genius. . ,_ .4.--. >‘i-ldztlso - ' .-.. mm.‘ and eminent personaizes. M7 lie?-It flléll’
rm, new 3 . ,1 I . , who are new to /iep .n e . 2 5' tailcdbi ..iinr.. 2, s ..a..p.r Lyn
-uoi - ii- . t a b I .1 f - 3 P‘°‘“°'"“ ‘*3 ‘"°“" ‘"’ W *' ~ - ° . . ~ .. . -- Ev-was Tnm8-M 8-00 -- ='- «M1915 R n . .. R- l- - - ~ s -.:......... ..-me so - ‘s. . . mm swcerury-heunparaneiedusv’ sow--o
“K-9” 1 °"'P°“° y 3° ar an M be th F I 0l1\l FRY has taken. who on the iem- ‘Ht above sum is wnntedlor ashullptrl B . N H ast .. at Ll‘. Six_steps to Honor. 1.. L. Beebe a A‘ 9 :1, .l 1 . . . . h
tmgiufhoitfl La e shed. con , "1 l_ nr ., e ,mpei-or ms ordered ¢.w,m;y_,,.,,e J ' . . . . ‘pp . p a _ ,, __ rs W unimmmbuud M. for oston. via cw aven. Hartford A Wm and a ‘my. . __.____ , ___...___ :*rI1‘.fl_!i'S,,l)‘.lt0l1!' space nere * ,::_rmlt to
~ . .. - - ' '3 - "ma ““ vast thorou-rli fares from one end of ill ‘Res °' Mr‘ H'"“°° A‘ ("him where he °d'°' “ um" 9' y'“‘i- - ' 3l“"“¢"""' “"1 ‘v°‘'°°'‘‘’''‘h‘’8 0“ ""-""‘P' l'l- fW -l‘ t- f h'lrl C300“ “S9 "J" °f ‘hem’ The Age“ ‘W miiied N”
dreds Of. acres ‘Of ground, contain l‘.i-- - ° ‘ ' 9 will be l'onnd. early and late.i-endy to accom- real Efilutl‘. Seciiril-Y Ul l10|Illle Vtlllle-8'1 Pf?’ .m, M Shun,-0,.-d_ N-Orwalk and B,.;dzep,,,,_ " “ ° .""""" "“ M ° ' """' ,, , ' , ilishlgratis our Aiiniiiczm AL: -‘ iichthey
‘ losllt the brine to the sun l I city to the other’ to be cut through the '“°d“-l-9 3” “ll” ma)’ ‘-‘‘“5‘ hi“ lfllielllllly 3"“ 09"‘ P" ‘“"“““' l"‘Y“l’le Semlmmnany‘ will Tlle 8 00 A it train connects with lloiisa Just ""°'e"'ed' by KNAPP & LYN£‘s‘ 053335‘ “55°'“"’m V ° l"°°k“'Y- ll‘ ‘"9 Cl"?-ni Will‘ 315° fun d°5°‘ he “b°'°
g - -3. ... BL _ h _ _ I. densely-built qiiai°tei.s_ They Wm Serve ,,km,i,, f,,,.,,;_.-3,3” and setting Furnaces and be paid and nothing more. Apply to the of “mic. {hm _;,u'°k canal and Ne, Loud ,, ' - , ' A quantities and qii Iities‘ osuil all clas_ cimi.laints,aiid the treatment ldbefolo I
‘“mm“'_s ‘ll’ '3 ‘"“t'rl' 9 bmle ls emp as military ioads to introduce at, once Hunters mending and making all“ kinds of lien: oftbe Gazette. . mm,_,,,,,,‘ 3 ' ’ ’ 0 DJRTYS ‘OP -99 or purchasers cons iiiillv hand. and fun l°"""1 lb’ "*9" °‘“"" . _, , ta‘ ‘
..,‘°d,-..'“.'{.‘Pf'.°3o.3nd_Wh° 33!" °bW_l“"d_ bl’ troops “nd ,1,-miery to the palm ,,,-1,3“; tin.onppei-. l)ruSs'.|l|(l sheet iron M‘-ensllfi in ‘ . The P. .\I. train connecls with Nanga- .C.‘°l“'l“'“'3 ‘“9°""'“'~"" "I"! b9 T0006 8| "“l" "-V RH‘-N S. 'l‘ N‘'''“'‘‘“' ..iill".3.t.,i§§..lii.in§E.i.’L}'" U~’..? -iroflfitmon.
.9 i-on-ed"°°*n°°'n"“'°n' The sklmmmgs were once. the seats of Jtl('0l)llllSl1l and "h""'"°"”"bgmmi“l Md we“ finished man‘ 3' 8" 3' tack and New London Raili-nails. ' ”” 5'’'''''‘’ 07. KNA-Pl’ it LYNES. . ' I _ Derand Ari-:ii's. and take nl :‘ 2 "1-‘lie’ lick
. of the “km” “.ev3o1d:t°= f,“-me,-3 in 1|", Red Re ub“c_mi‘_m ,1“; W.“ th ner that.can_'0e turiii-‘d out ofany ol the No. AD“-AyisR,.,,,-iy .i.,u.,i, _ _'l‘he 7.00 A. is. Acoinrnodation. and 1l.4a'ir. ti. 3 I. WilaT causes the lzreat risk of Ladies H w. [the best aid there isfortll" 3.2-. . '19’
~ Isighborhoodfor fertilizillgr purposes, and serve ,0 ll: ' '.,.,‘ ti .t ,3’ d‘ “S l ‘ll°P3'“ “"9 8'93‘ 0”-Ya 01'9"! Oil”? “"8” it-.i«lwny’s Renovating R».-solvent, trains connect with Daubury and Norvvalk ‘ ‘ fmova " ""3 S‘°"° °f 0; S' 01.; k 7 “ by‘ 1‘ 4“ ‘gm, Remain ‘lie for n’ ,,.
.when mixed with wood nslies, they malt!’ down lllt.'la)ll*Clil.l l|'£eeVUl||fl.li?[||S) all, 11$.“ wlkll kinds of Plumbing aetcndod to and midi‘-ayls Kcgl|€§wr-sf’ &LYNES A ‘eats l“;i.'"‘,i"",‘-‘.‘V°'_‘,(‘.“"’ II I JV H l'};J."£N wignd ""EP°°"“l' -fl-“lathe: I S skid 2 L“ JWW M aw Mu my C ,‘,,e,, K‘,,,,_'
P.“ “°°“°'“' ml’ 3'9‘-“l“8«f°" SW53 lauds‘ lloleon 8ll0\!\i'~'llle imnieiiw l'(;.§0lll'L:e8°0f ““"’”'1 °flF“:m' "“"“""""‘ “"5 ‘“*P*"¢l'- Al ’ ’ g - At 6:57;’ aim‘; 38al1"il(d (Eh) 5'?:.S 1illl"tzi.;l i-all)!’ ylllatilldhzls reaiiiiv-id iii‘ tl‘i:tSl’ii:egl‘::‘ I Bic“ l’. we Idilhfiiliggood T‘ fair; I’! w l N’ C°"'s":tk ‘E M in 1) :3‘
' _' .9»-_--—— , - " '_ .‘ . 3 ’ D i. ; . I . . ’ _ ' " I ' ' ' ' ' l '- .1. -.1. A1,, ' 1 , - . " -' '"°"°“""‘ . ;m e 9“ " ‘Jr b Soiiih l\olwalk' L) -. liroe.Ni-w.
. . .1'l_Io!!ariiso’r's’l.lbrary. . :"(‘_‘|:'Y """d-f‘“u"'“3 E“‘~“‘l'|','=¥ “’$""“‘”"" i'?»ni‘r0t'ri?-il’ilfiJ)dhri Fm slate R°°fs' Tm nods’ Met" P-S‘:-clarge billof advertisement at the Sn. liisl-..’}ll(;3ii.m:.'.i_i..ililngih.:lig..l.li.‘;"°"" as “ “'“Y"‘“" "“"‘”‘° ""“': ‘° 5".“ .‘""" «in sin; I» 11- B»-il--y.-'3‘ ~ ; 1-obsell’
It neegl_iiot.be large nor expensive.._ thi"gi':vi:|tlt.- :8 2l“t:il'1~E(t’£lle .Tpml8:'S E UINTABD a SONS. 31 Roofs. tion Houses and Hot.-ls. ‘ . N..rw..lk. Nm.29ih. l858. 3,.“ BA‘ 8171!, , G , ' trs, Riogtnela Up,‘ -1“ , min. 3 $31.6,
an and not ,A.b’e. P"-rcm'sed an at °llce,.__ far-H V“ d _t I_ It. d _oroi1o 1- - Q . - WE wish to 3,,“ me ,,,,e,,,,;,,,, of u,ei,,,;l Supt: 0fllce;4t:; .-\vc.§:ind.27t.l;1St..N.I:'. 19 cents per bottle ~ g ._-Vi. fir .~_- 7 I
fl,‘~h_g_;r'§_gdiug_of, it need not detract one i [",h' " ff“ M,‘ ““ “"d h*=*""' Cabinetmakers; _ an... puplic,nn«l ...i...-...,ti...i we haw‘ . RN51;-gt Sum -“go;-Q Ft‘!-tE'.l°3YT0n3 View Removal---llardware. ‘\IUSl..l_.\'3.Culicoet,:iud a‘. eautifulloto‘ -,-. ;‘ V .
-1,,,.,-.1,-.,.,,-.g1,.-3,1,9...-.,..,,; 1.50,, -(,f 1..., 3,‘; ‘I: $1‘ it" it ‘S:l"**S‘vel’l‘:“=‘ r0: '-""3 At t/ieir old establis/zed Wu-re liooms, J‘:-‘ll grgnsgitfi gllftlec‘rfilrphpi|;‘I:<{r(;vui:l;.ie:'eiIn _ - - ' i - P - ll. 0.! Sl‘l{l'}E_t i3..lsi-..§..; .Bi..|.. .-go.-E rm. L Ladies i1.....ii;.-p“:i...(.-§.=.S Rms ...-__,-L}-3.,’ .:j,=_,q;ag' __ r
, .. ,_. 3.; -' _ _ i i . '1 ll'C 1 a. e 01] . . . out: 6 ‘ - _ _ ' [nor ocu) ye i _ _ ' . .1 : f‘ , ‘ ~. . , .
. lulu, .,,.,.BAut.¢.ver.'y. farmer, liould by all tin" m Pam’ and as lpdris is Fnmue East side the Bridge, opposite ,,,e,,,,,,,,,.,._ ,,,c,,,d-,,,g,,,e w,.”,,,,,,,,.,, q,,a,._ ., Notlce_ —. Phmuix u|0f:'k.“‘,'h:’rehe {'m|é0mi":::e msl‘3l<l>,. A . _fi? . :‘ L ‘ pme.',‘.¢.chn9_
13"“ .530! !.'lb"“?!- He needs one for W,“ keep me c,,u,m,v quiet The ex mm’: P/wig; 310$, ms of a. Allen or soil, and "the. eagle Slat-e 391,901“ Line of Packets ,,i, we ...,d., a. .....,..i, i....~i..g ,,, ,,,,,,,_. ,,,,_,_ - rowder I i Powde;_-,,l~..-;. , . ; 1),, 29,/, ,p,_.,,,,,,,4_
‘ ' ' ' -l ' CO!!! an . Wares ectlu.'| solicit from our "° . . _ * , was.-i..ved train the lab. lire and als -')Rbl:ist.ing and. ortiug.lv theatres or . - 7 _.‘- ‘
AVE now 0,, h_,,,,] the [M-gen and be“ P y P 3 U“ and a“c|_1uesdd Much 9m 1858 me v oorilered _ . ._.. . i oual tlentrne t..aitliput
. 3- - " - ' ‘lslllllrupply ti-o'm.the maiiufaotureseo. that "0t=\I|.at , s.n, XISTE-AD. = i.e..l‘or Local ‘p"=.i'...l..u
- ' -.iIin ervous r ' 3;, ‘-
-._B,l,l_;.t)W,lll,lléllefih. .He should have some
' s'cie‘ntilic knowledge of the various ope-
rations he is daily performing both fol‘
r.’...-...l.- I u this and adjacent towns. the chance
ti-estiinatcand we not only defy but chal-
l.-ngecomp--t.itiou.
ls estilnziteil at $36,000,000. The work
IS ilmlcr ('Ulll.l'l||'l. and will he e«~.mplet.i-d Sl°°P MN‘? 5- s°“°°l‘v Wm °°m'“'~‘”°" ll"
.I'egulal' trips lor the season, leaving Norwalk
eveiy Tuesday, and Pike Slip, N. l’., every
[I
.‘h».iirs. Looking Glni-res. .\lutti-eases. &c., hr“ re'*d"7"‘hl3 “Qék Wm b°"’_¢9,f"Pl9l-9:
as before the lire. M-mi“ 8'“fl'-ki'” .7.
as.-iui-tinent ol Cabinet 1-‘ u r ii i t u r e,
l.'Bl.Al'.8I
SUGAR ol every dedr:-riptioil
' . I i..\is'ri-:aD’ii'.:
: the many alarinfn‘ coni-
.. . .. _ "n_'-iiycars. l-‘rniieei.- to inv $10,000,. _ _ , , , ~ - , ,_ , . ._
-"‘.'.f!"."_."".J."3¥'“_’."‘.- W‘ *° ".9 ‘.° "9 “"'* 000 rm we mix. and i>.-..-..-'s=.>‘&s mm 000 .;.'§.“’f"if“‘» '..°i."‘.‘l?. '.-"..-"25’ '}'”‘§.‘.' -‘i‘."°ii...3‘.‘- ‘W i-‘- "- ‘-°°'“‘”°°“ *“ °°- s -.1 ' l - .
"to giveareas;_,on.foi'.every thing he doc:-' -1. I , .- _ - _ — . '. ‘ “ *’J‘~‘'P*‘ ‘’ '9 ‘ '“"~ ”-_ "-‘ J ' _ __...... -1}" ay- _ . .. -vv-in E svva _ - » . . 3- ~'- l-wdu-er -he -on me or
on his land , , Hi‘ éhildwn ‘huuld be IN? 8. lulllltr Utliinlllnlly will lie lit-lwlllrd low pieces. and iiltcilil-to sell .icci)rdllii_rly. _ _ _u, l d I, Uh uh HUI “ES, 1",, Dumesuc ]eave3_No,-wnik ever}. gm,"-. . a‘ ‘ o E. uusard and 3en3al Eats‘ ‘ 0 [L ms be H“ ,..__._._u ,,m,cu gmnnlfli in
- ’« ‘ ' We -.i.l.-o kei-P eoiistaiitly On linliil R-ml? T ‘S """ “it'll '5 ie "C u E " . «lay. nlid’l’il:e Slip every Tliursilay. One of Ab |'8|II"\‘t‘d his bundle and Harness es- - i - ‘ ‘ ‘ we ‘“ ’“"!|‘H3i.“'*°"'* "mir-
' Win 50 9535 ''~‘‘ inblishnient to-the Basement Riiomum. F°"“"l" 3* ~‘ .l\-‘N"1-1“ ; -fire-tut-!.;» -htli”-pi.t.ti:|>.v
' ' ' ymeans 0 vi i every
the iiliiiulll ex I(‘lldlllll'e if 3,600 0 0.
i ’ $ ' U the above vessels will be at the Pike Slip
«luck at all times. so that l"i'eightel‘~l may shill
their fl-eight at any time, and be sure ot‘ hav-
ing it put on board
keep th e best Cigars in
port.
10
.1-'_periect_ly and at tl.e_lesst
der the store of Geo. F. Belili.-n when-‘he will
ing all the advertised nos-
b-- ready at all times to attend to the calls of
his patrons and friends. ' 4:49
Made 0.,_ifiiz.s of all -izes and doscripiioiis,
lrom the-. in-ist. costly ltosewood to the plain
est. ever used. .
From our long _eX7(3l'lellc€ in the Underta-
to ,
No.13 Main-It-. ’ " _ 1
- — Seeds ! Seeds ! * Seeds ! i
have s‘upplii.='d-nys' lf’ within 'iarge l_ot 0
Seeds. and will se l at t.he§ow'est marlir
' itaught_the»philosopliy of a.gr_ii.-uliure more
. or. less _.thoi;oughl_v, that may "1: nitichi-ll
5.3.0 the ciilling,.aiid may make improve-
.
3%” Our Pl‘(‘:lld(‘lIl kimivs that the un-
Iioiml lllt't‘.ll'lL‘ falls short of the expeilse.-. . ,-
' " 3..8.hd post fraeln aresled
Boxcsol liiiefresh Figs, arrlvedhy —._. p __
"‘ ' ' Sell! to any aoui »_ .
-9;h':f‘DRb' by l‘emll' _ _.~-r ' pal-1) two pints; e stamps
e
' ‘alum . ' He kiiows the iieci-ssity of ecoiior.-liziiig king l)llSlllt'S“._»VI‘ are eoiiid-.-nt. we can give $ellcck’sl.iilekto(diigi. HOIAIES SELL3(':"l_(&DEMMON- 1 G. - ,1
; _ - ‘n. l v- l- ~. -t i r i - .- . pert’-.ct - t's_t‘act.i t -11 vh don G. . 1. . A - N.B—_Allfreigl_tr r em the 1' col‘ R pros. ivemeaca . , ,, _ ~ ; -- -. tillt-t ,.x r i;
anov -Ital-oy' among Cattle mu; ‘:5li§:,e:;5:l,J’nu‘S‘:‘_§;";:::";‘“fie: ...-:1.-‘ice.-.: is :1; holds “ “my nee F: _ . . , tllcdD.il’itliur)(': !ta.i.ol..’i,:t.l)ke.r|:irl.;m and ..;ii.-- HF‘ flfniovico i A. iiénsnovsn. ‘ ”" L“ ‘:3 S '-"" °" "i;
i orwa K, cpl» it . 58. 3 _ !_ -1‘ gas eve uti. ie oinpuny s ‘rcig t .-pot wit out I 4]. orwn |ll'l'lll.ulll‘8I_ll ii;bii-elW- _. ; - - ““""""‘ «. ‘ i Z
-——» . rrof Barry q E lcopher ' tl9 roonis have removed to lliibbellfs Inst niece! d‘ ‘_ N0rWi_ OEGE.
“A-""ih~°~w°“'""er 0"‘ l*\l”s") C"m" y-iid him in recoiiiiiii-inlations of [llnlls c,,,,,,,,,__
li-’¥R‘“‘3L5 N-“V “° F direct W" 'i-;o;ii'..ii~:i~i“:s.. is still continues the
The American ‘lLY'l‘WeIVe Cents ncr'b0ll~l¢‘-- 31 liuilding.0vel‘ Kn_npp& Lyrics Drug Store;
ishioi agigirding ‘gale Bod” C"lm""t""3 that would llt't'll iinini ll" oii'l.I)‘~i (f
..lisifll7V1llirt:een venrs old, Iilnile ‘ ‘W i i ‘ ’ m""' - - ~ v -
' ‘ “' .' . . _ - ‘ d of tliuillsclves coiil ll ti-I - - - “"3 “*0” °' l‘-‘Am’ &~l‘lM"S- I‘ 3 third noor where he will be hu gyro... tho We.-rt. Grocers and families. . v . — . -- - .-
. h“‘a d t . _ H, uh , - - . I “ Y ‘-3 ‘ " 0!‘ 0St0lI ' . . _. . P -.,. .« 45"’? ' . . «- -gent-:l‘t\lNt‘\t.\[Ja|.-cf and leriooicul libel-
, ppeitrance in mg is no year old bull pm,“ ,1“, ,.eve,,,w_ V DD I E, In regmm Ma“ Lme vi“ Stioningwn’ for allrwho may favor him with it call. would ilo well to cxliuiiu bears purcliasinx-L ‘CE,’ M ,,,5,,,,, 3mm_ Al, meme“ 1-,_,,.k “On,
’ "l3°“"h""°~ M F 1"‘ NASEL 59- N""““"'j ’. L delivered to subscribers on the arrival of
'--and‘-guiding? him by is rude bridle, ii heif-
Look at the plans to
M i \ Ul-‘A C'I'l:li i»; ll 1:1’
. Stoves ! Stoves!
bu.-‘tonuiid l'l’U\’lllt:llct‘- Inland roule-
-ll. .\l. 'l‘ERl{El.l..iAgel_it.
l
Hides.
cars, and hlugaiziilcjs and Periodicals rup-
. :3-,.ct_the,ssrng,,,.;;ge{alloying at his side. "CUMMINGS & CANPIBLD. N... t:s7 ' l-‘INl~Jlot. ..i ~tives.jilstthe:i1‘ticlenred ,,.u,.,... ....,,,_.,.,,.,,,,,. 0, c,,,., .,, .,..g,,,,_,,., _ ' ,
SW99 .‘V9l'd 50'-ll Wefe l1llIde- l-0' L.0,,9,,.“c,iun h 1., Q , . I 'r ' - ' lll-on«lwny.Ni:iv York Thu.-e l’i=.uioi=tii‘i- 9.1 by the l-‘iiulic. wliicll will be sold atn '11“; sieumg.-.. }’[_YflgU1u 1u,c;_ Cupl, Joel _ _ Notice. _ _ , , _ . _ _plf.'(lill_I l~l1cinui‘;kv,§pl'_1_¢9§- .S,l,ll“7i0&1W<_3'H'8‘.1'
- ." '9'“ ‘"3’ ‘W . U " ‘»'l"’-1|‘ excelled by none in quality of tone. bounty great ~inci-lllce for casli, in order toraise the Sione. and V.-\.\'lll:1llBll.'l',ClIpl.. W. H. Fra-' HE subscriber has located himself for the C€‘.§.EIh?a:‘dSi;°;?::lll‘i‘:id 3'::g:‘1£§im‘ i"'“s:‘E”__§°fi:::;l,:fi,.:;;i£:l:‘3l‘;"FikpA£o
- .1 g_I! 'l|1lF.l_,>Jv.,‘ 3 ‘ ~. ant ‘L=-M , on re .
zer in cotineclion with the Stoiiingtoii and
pi-eseiit at the store of--Cnas. NJ Clock.‘
.'.bacb’_"ei_v,e'nly:_ forrsevi-ral«,yards and at-an- - -
goth" mm the hqlfer won“ '60!” round Iifmvll'C:a::l‘rfiifi“§;lllgllxtltfifiigf Ciililil, (iii;-il~,t or «1lurni.llli:J. in pr? 1- oi» w'l',ll.Cl)]llU mellnetocompitzli9'1l£';€B’ElE0ll{I%I‘y+'N P _d L d I _l I I m - ._
-V “:20--' 1“, u - - . - .-i _- , . ‘t’ lIS—- le _i|flI| =|0 ‘OI! _l0_--‘ 80 ‘ .tl..t!‘va £21‘ Itllln M‘ l U‘ , At. ‘. . .. .~ . rovi clues and ’oi=ioii an rovioi use rtii - n -3! door to! ie ’ost U ce A I ori.le'r.-le1‘.i ‘_ , i - ’ __ "”"'—"“"—'.’ " ~ ‘- “ “L-r
..'t‘6r.i_.$.., ,“__,.._°.9 .'.:';‘_‘|ldt;tof tlée bufll, tiliid wn5,,._,L.,,,,,, 0,-,, l,,,.g,.,. stenm navy‘. ma l.lli!"!nst yeal-,«“l‘he pm-..-s are giiul‘mi- . ' .Nl)l'W:llk Foundry Building l‘0l!(l3,;lellVl.".,il New York daily. iSuiidnyn.-x- alsaid store wlllllletfl-Wllllpfolllipt aiteiirim, 'FLUU‘i”°'"” ex"l‘°h°'(c,im§iil|EX;)as . .-lfihgice andflelactgfl flgggy,
1‘ .,,- ,-sad. . ....:;::. ‘h= -‘§".',..’i-l«' “ er pnynli-.Iit for lllc Ainis-ind .N._.g,-(,,__.'s__w;_,_ Nteil‘ to be cheaper than Pl86zWllt'l‘e in, New ‘ -- ' . ~ _ _ — -—— cepled) lroin Per No. 2. North River. llrst CHAS. 'l‘. l..Ei)N_ARll.~ ' l ' ' ' UuEs.,.s,o, Guenantr muck T as-_
E .p_.,i:e_,, 1., .."..‘Z..--.°.‘-"3 ‘ml " f°'Pl"Ie (‘If tllxe-if ,,,,,, Cost“ 1,,” and N-maguu__the H York. .......i....~..ii. .....i r.-mil. ..~i...4.i rancy ‘I'm Toilett Sens. ‘ wharf «We Bat!-'ry”pIuce.ni.4 0’-l:ck.l> in. Norwalk. Nov.se7.i.. 1'85-s. ‘ 3» an l , ycufiec an, .,e-,,,_,_,,,,-,.,,,,,,,,, .,,, ,f,me
‘mill? ; 0 K788 ~§30l_Il.ro w lici t bl-C, . _ ‘ _ ,_ “REE ~,e. ,,_ ,.m.: w,,,.,. -c.,,,.,.; .,. 310', and SI0llll_|]l10ll at 830 p in or out enrriviil . . ‘ , . ' -. . rd - H m " * _. ' ‘. . _
‘hJ.d,.£x6|,eiud_ 0",, mm”, as he Md 3-:ld|;);:p;lI]lt'of military posts in Sonora tony & TAYLOR’ . T _y,,,._ _,,i,’l 5i,‘,:,,,_ Ban,’ b:,,,,,,;,-,1") ldecora. ol‘ the mail train which ll-aves Boston at v-rp;R'RlIl.l.. is out again at the Cabinet G E I K! , A E. <‘“ P"°9.‘"* Q00 l_.lls ..
only-a~~liglit;whi ,,iu his hand and used a""'—'"'‘‘ emllk’-Vm“"'t "f the 25g 259 a ted gaiid only $5 50.nt 5'30 P’ ‘P’ - a Furilitilre business in full blast. aw. H:tSjll_Slg.ll'l‘lVed with another resh. lot J _ '_ . 1 j _ _.
tn“ 2 ..:.,m~6fib".,,- -'- ul‘lll_: nnd navy to keep open the three ’ l 53'3"“ ‘ C. 5: I3. K. LOCKWOOD re. C0’S. d T""’v‘4(;_V+‘i"D3"Flll.g“-if;'0m 1;l9\V‘§S:‘Fk, M‘°l|' him a cal|.nt lI.ibbcll’s new building, near Greens and Black Tens, ew‘crop,ni- ‘ - New sin"
1 - 'I' ll , ' . _ ' ‘,,~ ' ‘ - it ,_ ii n-ii ‘uni r - ——i'om olllll on 4,‘ ' _ ‘ -. ., Y ‘ ' - ~ : - . » ‘ i
A ~ = i io°.-...-.- ".13."-§.‘i°..i‘3i"'.’ '°“."” °‘ P'““"““' st a *7 “'49 °“"“‘""° st‘ 2 o-o o it A 2. its a in’-.--my. i..T.i‘i.-as and‘ §ii|-Ird-~y- " “° ”''''‘'° . i i "".‘.‘.‘.?‘.“..‘.‘.i‘.'.‘..‘..‘.2.§.§.-'.‘i i'i‘§«»"‘.-‘f.“lf.~".‘-.... . ]mis any -------1..-,=.-‘.1--:.s-. ---or-m-n-‘or
“ _ A _ _ ‘l! I ell.llllll(].l€.C—.'lll(‘l ii war . New York '_ . , _ _ L . _ -I-he-p,_Y,‘o,,.,,, poo,‘ ".0". New yup vp,,,,. . . . ‘ .. . P“ ” A V’ ‘. '° “ , - . Dress Silks.blaclt~iiudeo1oretl.some new
.- .1"|.°..l°‘°fl°° 0' 51°°Pinx- with 1- -l l d la‘ - v -' - ' Religious Gift looks Black Tea tor Ilmiy cuts 1'“ - - . » . -
’ . . ' . , , -"l-. 3"‘ “ll 1'11"‘-‘Gill support of E UEST the atteiiiion nl o RENCH Wool and Cotton Po line the da'v.'l‘hurula and snturda —from Stoniu - -' ~ - L, - . i ,lI¢0“‘1,l“l 5'-)1‘?!-“'!'*-’W'¢9!N'|l lmllmll
some-of our exchan s are (llscussln 1 M - 1) .- r ~- . .» Q 01 I wh. are _ P . y , y . 8 , . . - ossisdsmd an M8 Isl! Bin! M‘ '1'" lb“ -
_ _,,b.e. ._ , _ _ 89 _ _ _ g tie .. oiiioe octiiiie. Fhere, If that is _.'inont to visit ii... my ,0 ,,,-ch. ,,,.,_.,.,,,,, b:irg.iin ol the season, _ -ton. Monday, Wednesday and Friday. 'I BE Path of l4Il‘e..by‘ReV. D. \Y‘ise.., ‘mm hmrb-,_ou,,h, us F,mc,»‘«,s met,’ den, i - C.._l.lzl€U)lANL
. the ,,_ ._§,t I'_l_0,§.ll?|9_ll8,tO be occupied in sleep-, not._ a pretty programme for an ecolinmi. large stock of mm’ and .'-..sl..o..-..i.l.- Dry Goods 0 - PM-‘€080-‘I5 lwocwl “Om Slvlliulflvn ll" Th“ l‘°‘'"li 5!“ ' ""““““°" c,,,,,, . - ° ’ , _ - . ,
I.‘-§lE.l.8‘n€l J11 the ..f0llowil|8' -terms: “ The cal admiiiisl-ratioil then we linve i v "“l"°‘*-"l 3“ "W l‘3““*"lM|" mid Alneiicun iuar- “ nly 12 ‘1'.2cent's per yard? lnammd '0 Pmvidence and BN0". Hume The lounglfldy R'Co'“nM0r “ . Gl .1’. G \!/TmI.MFS- l’ OODEN “‘mr¢’°“d law’ sh.“ Lad
,,..-Q“-ffi, in ‘Jfth t- . . "7 er kgmi ex 1-ésél tor 1-‘giilimg \vim,.,- we. . . . ’ - ' Eirpress Mail Train, reaching said places‘ in Gliidvlbf ‘Will! Disciples. Rev. J.G.Pike. , I ' ,‘ l‘ “ ‘ and Letl(l'.l_‘_'lp_t:._lsl- W ‘ A _ » '
. ,_ .18.! ago , i mugne lccurrents seen one. All this is done to l- -tl - P -V» - ‘"3 “J5 « 0- 5- GRUMAN° . - - - - - - . ' - ~ ~ ‘ i
- -r « « - v - l’ “:58 '° which they are olferiu v at 20 ~.-.- C . , ~ : ’ ‘ libraries of those by other routes and in um- l’I‘III0.e of the House 01 llavid. < ~ ' _ 5- 11- N353 3: 50- 3°1"“‘lli-
continually -playlngnaround It. The llu-. Southern masters that govern us, while , 1 . -5 i“ w ' - ’ ~stoves stoves stow‘. -’|ll'e‘tl‘rne’fo‘r all the early morning lines con- Selections from the British Poets. . - - P30 ' ' " ‘ ’ ' ‘ ‘ - -, “ ' '
‘man-=be'dy.__is alsoja ini'iguet,"and when the the ellcollrztgelllent. of American i..dusi;ry BELOW, 1”1"G ULAR PRICES. i _ , ', . '. nearing" North and East. ‘ Passengers um; . Also S andard Poetical Works in crertvm H3*“b5°l'“'°" *9 I,’“°°“9‘l"“)' °{‘l"""l -" Nouns and Tassels,-—Betrs.-liutiousfsrxvlug
Ailclitioiis or i constantly l)(!ll]_g made to our ' UR‘ °i°“”°°m" M” “gm” m“"‘ “P “""" prefer-‘it remain on board the‘sl‘emner. enjoy riet.y- Call and sceat the‘-' Corner Store.” tine e\ss0.|'tm9M Pump . 0011315‘ Ill-' 0' silk, 'l‘hre-all-, Neeole‘s,Jl’ius, and lots of
v ' Kw ‘pp ,9, [,vNgs_. _ wen Pumps. ivi.-nthe proolif 1- Wells oi‘iir_\' -_m,.,y A,.,,cxe's_‘_a.§—'. : 2. cL‘Rh:s_
bodyflhilplaced in certain positions or ‘rela-
‘; tionfi. theleiirth these current s harmon-
ize :-awheujiigny other position they con-
fllc¢,'All(l~-llljIll"y,‘t’9 the body ensues; “Then
0iie..p9sit.i9n.t|ierZefore is tobe maintained
901' 301119
chosen will
~"tii'ej1e,s._‘-.t,ii.,_sii«i'”_.i.ody will not conflict. This-
,_£p__i,ti(_in,as§indicnted by theory and known
y e rii_iie_nt. is to lie with the head to-
w” ' ' itlie--north pole. Persons who sleep
Vit3.I_.tl!siI.1.1e§iils_iu.. the Opposite direction.
,_ lie are liable to fall into var-
‘“8.l* ., .. . .. ..
eeply lmpl"$§€d‘-~5'-Ilp0ll'--f»lle- constitution
soon-. vanish. ~ Sensitive. persons ‘are.
«always more refreshed by ‘sleeping with,
north.”
.‘hi=i!,h6)fll$*othe
' .. - ‘ Sci°enu'j't'c Artizan.
h._s’..iu.9.i! Hi
fspertiroil-‘would have to be *.fu'r-
¢P.l__lt, o,f'it_s present price; .
310$!‘ sent-.. .siid_lii.r.d oil
5
, 8. position should be.
‘hit the, magnetic currents of
- __ ......¢,!.‘l;*bu¢ if they go back to the.
t-position-thesedisordcrs;-if-~-not~—»too.
’ _ ,_ ,{hf,r.~John- Fallon the chemist oi‘.
,;t,l_ie;,a.,., ficific. ‘Mills, Lawrence, has made:
‘scrap careful ex riments as to, the rela-
tlmzoott of .di erent kinds ‘of light, and?
!§‘.0l‘.dill8l'y .;I:osl gas, at $3 50 "L
|fid::,‘,¢'?.‘i-.‘i.!".*.l'.'.T.I-.'.l.I!.'!!l!*‘-st‘-‘""Ker-
’ 0° °“- ‘°:l"°f‘.']I5lh_§ll! £h€iP., W'°!*‘.‘.l have .
at 847 par of i_ts'pres-
is neglected.-—E.t'cIumge.
, V 5
36- The crazy ex-King of Prussia with
his wifc"'aud suite occupying twenty car.
riages slid wagoiis,arrivi.-d at Florence in
the last week of Novculber. A corres-
pondent of tlle~Ncwai'k Daily Ad-vi:-'tis¢r
relates the following iiicidents attendant
upon his arrival :
“ Ex-President Pierce happened to be
lodged at the hotel clemniitled for old
Frederick William, when. the order came
to vacate it. The extalic landlord made
haste to acquaint his guests of the honor
iutentledhiniing alike to one and all thenc-
cessity of seckiiig other qlltll'lel'8 which
. hint was dilllreutly received by different
tempernmeiits, but byno one so runirtbly
_ us by the ex-President, who conceded’-iii
the bloodiest manner the right of an ex-
King to turn him, a deiilocratic ex-P:-csi-
dent out of doors. '
-- N i. so, is stiff upper lipped Southerner
ed there himself Ilikc any king for some
weeks, and who on rec-iviiig the notice,
sent the poor old king uiidinliocent land-
lntd.tugether.. to Q .vel'.y-.l.ind pl.-ice, .in..frae
Republican style, nn_d_ 0l'ht'l'£‘fl his carriage
- and -bill onlhe iiistunt, slliiking the dust
ufliis feet. as he left slI8_:l|lllV9l'l.ll)' hotel‘...
of family and money, wiio had been lodg-’ » '
alrcnily large assortinelit of
Dress [}i)otlS_ Shawls. E[nl)l‘0l(1Cl‘l€I,
llrcss Silks, Mantillns Laces,‘ .
Fancy Prints, llosi ry, Ri|;,l:ions,
Domestics, "Gloves. Fancy Articles
l"laniic's, Cloths. _ V
Lineils, Cussimert-s,&c. v3n';_4-,1
'.I'ORREY’S ,
Infallible Door Spring. .,
llE'.{l‘J:all other Spl‘lIlg.‘l_‘l.liL\ l:_lltlll «J Ibis
has been iouiid eiitirely reliable. and
wlii.-i'cvcr introdnci-tl has siipi-rccded nllolliers
l‘llis'Spring can he putfon and any nluoiiiil
of power applii-d by a child ten yrni-sol age,
and is equally npplicnble to clUBll.lg}l.lM) door
or holding it open. By simply sli ing the
c itch, the power can at plensnl e beililstnntly
Removed. and‘-the door allowed to Act En-
tirely Free. The Trade siip.p|iud by E. l’.
TOR REY, Maiiiilacturer and l’ati:nl.ee. N049
Plat!-st., New York. v3m42
F cli-tine trauuls.-il _0l..\lR1‘l-‘.AD'S. A
Baxter's Oil Prints.
CALL and see them at the '
A CURNEII S'rons..
’n”Ew"iiniins.’”
HE uifdn.i~sigued would inform his custom
crs ‘mrl the public.t.hut he has now in
LOUR. by the load or lcssqulinlily: some
‘stnv-4-_,af'nll assortment ot‘ nrw Hardware.
Oils. Painis &,~c.
Window Glass.
~_ TREET ‘ii; C01.‘ '
wit. c, s
..'. l— .
. glieiilx Block."
.._.._.&nsn-»:_... _ :.
. .~..-...... - .._. ........... .-- A ..........r ...~... V—<>.4"4I
"all of the. latest and mos’! npproys-ll
styles. The St. J\"i'chola.- llllfl‘ Golilriifldge
having fully cstnbli:-Iii-dtlieirsilprciii:lc.y over
all other Cook Stoves. are still on e.rhibiti..n,
and for sale at our ware rooms. in regard to
Parlor Stoves we can suit the fancy an-‘J con.
venicncc ol'=\ll.- and at prices that canilol~"ail.
c..s-. u_ <_ i.. I()K_\V(lOll .i co
ltl'l‘l‘..\.\llA. Ja'iii,:i'nli_e._(l _i_ig‘ir:|,i‘fsi|\-i-i ]{|,',¢ed
Foi~l<Is'.eit.
wnrcs. Eiigl isli ':i‘il(l' 'A‘vni-i‘ic,n_‘li" Knives and
F. H. NAS|l’S.,'S‘o. Norwnlu.
For Sale Cheap.
NICE, .\l-.thng-any. Childfs cm. forisalc
. cheap. Apply at Gazg.-_irri-. 0l-‘i-*'ici:.~
, ~ ' ~ China-Dolls. -
ALI. sizes, at the Corner Store.
ilnst Published.
ANKS of New York. ‘Magician's Own
llnnk.Sr.i'il.-.s and Tears. Night Caps,
lor sale bv
KNAPP A: LYNBS.,
_ ‘ _!'all‘“1\iver Nails."
Nl]'lll.l‘llll'.le° '0 suit bii_v«-rn_ Ilie be--t nails
in t'ie market, at . C§IlClIP‘.STER‘S.
Dog Iiost _
nmicx Newlfoiindlantlt Pup about 4 months
old. whiff-nitnderthe‘ breast and on the
tips of his! toes’: hnsrtrayi-d fromhis juvenile
oroprletors. who are in great tribulation over A
his loss, . Whoever will ret rii said Pup will
be suitably rewarded on application at’, this ’
B
W._all.er Seyton, dto. .
I
.x. .
. l§’od!mI3
‘ it night_’_s rest liiidistiirliul. hrculiliil-t if sle-
sil-ed,nnd leave Stoiiington in the 7 a.m. train
- A Baggage Master accompanies the steam-
cr and-triiiirl-hi-ough each way. - .
For passage. berths. state rooms.-;or freight
apply oh bonrdlhe §ti-sin.-‘r. or at the freight
olilct-3. Pie-r‘No. 2. North lliver. bl’ til. the office
No. 10 Battery Place. "
R. E. LOCKWOOD, Agent. ,
I
New Stage and Back Line,
' HE subscriber having provide-I hiinsell
, --_Wl«lll,_Ct)lu|0|'l.Ml)le Silage-.s.and careful
l)i‘ive"*'s,willal.tci.d' to the conveyance oi
Passeiigerstiiiil their Baggage to and lroni
thcscveral Trniusund Steuniboats. Also
Comfortable I-lacks,
. And good -teams furnished patticsof plcasnve
al‘ithort_lloticc. Hoping by ii. strict. and l'-.iit_l.-
'fn,|"atte~ntion to the-‘wants of the pu_bli_c.i.o re
ceive a liberal share of their patror-uge, he
subscribes himsell tho public-’s humble _si~r-
vant. SA.\lUEl...NE\Vl€l.l.._
,P.S.-__0rdcrs left at the Connecticut. Ilctel
will receive prompt attention. lt‘37
33.933 13003385 “
REFINED Sheet and Shred lsluglnsiti
plimenrticle.very cxteiisively used fm
Blane Mumgs, Table (Mm. Wine Jellies,
and r...- Jellifylng .Prl;_‘s'er.vris..i vi... st...-..
with uirectioiu l'qi--. , ’i'ig_.is p__u_t)iip.-ia,..ama‘I
pa"ck§'-_v--sfor-Famll‘ u%no~:“i\uil* ‘is s‘b‘ld by at"
the principal Grocers and Drugeistmhrou gl
oiitthe U. S_. : . _Pl-}l‘l-‘._B. CUOPER,
17 Burling Slip, Nev ’.
J
9
- I-‘.NUll\’l-I Lubins',4s., wnrranwd. er the
money reliiurled. O. S. CL BK.
was-cans, snvvs:s.1tr,i
LOCKS, Fancy Goods. and Dre:/s Trim-
llIllI1.',B,Chel\p for Cash, at
- 0. S. Cl.AllK’S.
window Glass and Sashes,
A FULI. .issori.ment,ol' all sizes and quali-
tics, for sale low. at V
CHIC}! ES1‘ER’S
Burning Fluid, Safe at Last l
NE of the most valuable and humane in-
ventions olthe age, is the Non-Explosive
turning l-‘luiil.muuu ucturul and sold by us
.nil our agcntsin this and i-ljoining towns.
ilc sure and ask for this and have no other. as
on value the safety ol yourselves and chil-
lr n.
N. B.— Directions for U-ur—-Raise and trim
fill‘ the wick it the time of filling the limp.
l‘liisls but little trouble, and it cni-ures a
‘visitor safer and. as it burnslonyn-r than or-
linary Fluid. is it cheaper light than nnv in
use. We convince all who favor: ‘
call that tcannm be-=x'~l’=si--n
- ' C. &: E. '7
. . ‘.- if ;.- ‘(C :
,____.. ..-.. .
-W... _V ,~._ V 3.
I5,’ t...v.~ ‘ ‘
.-.l-‘.'.= ‘ ‘-1
ar; .'
‘on. Hose and
ilepth.b nth Force 4 S
slcrll Pumproi
Pipe attached. if wnnled:
‘.3
variouss‘izcs.Brass.i rl lro C'ylei-.ders.sl 9 ~
- F. H. N.~\Sll’S,-Eontli Nl'tl'Wflllf-
ROOTS'& Sl-IOES.illnrg assoi-lint-i.i til .
_ ‘ ‘ - -I..\l.s-ri~*_. i.
FEED of ever-y-no -i-ptiill cheap. as
- - - ql..\lSl‘l-1AD’.S' ;
' l
Que ii’ ‘
(NOD Liver Jelly, to sale y '
J N Pl’ 6'. LYNES. I
G‘-ermaiif tehes. ,’
’ HE guiiuilie urticl ui In-lounil at llli
Store of ‘ PI’ of NES-'
. -fresh Arriv I I Ilonr,
N ]'.lliIlli‘.l.lS and qo iti sto salt allclns
scsof customers. 1 ions ranging from
$4.50 to $7 .00. at .. ll. NA$lI is.
So th Norwallli ‘(loun-
+___,..
Furnaces flanges,
TOVES. Heaters. 'al Skuliles, Riddle!
AIR Oil‘, Colognes; l2irflTa'c’ls,i and Po-
mllilflrl. chi-uper't.han ever, at Ci;.u:x‘I.
Plateiltrorks. ‘
. saw more has of those beuutilnl Dining
’ , _l-'oi-ks, at S-t.per_ilosen, at CLA1iK'S.'
O
INI-ZN Tablé Cover-, a few more left, at
$1.10.. the cheapest s.9u.d.s
'.J‘\\u._ ' I l , U. S.CLAl3K.
to ltoclfsalt, superior quality. 703‘ Se’
. -3,’.-' g r .. _ A.IOREfl0bSE.
t
tanks of all descriptions ve%yLczifi:;p'§.
More New Iook‘s.d
Bitter Swt-et.a l’o-.-tn. by JG "0', 3" - ,
Bur ran Ni-el.nSl'or_v for Youth. by_E J l’ "
Boy’s Book.ot' Ilidnslrinl [‘nf0l'IIIItl0ll,ll -
ti-aied with 365 euimlfll 8' ' u ' »
VL-1-mm Grove, or Hearts IF lll|'}'_l“:C- _ ,
K N‘P._»np'er Pup.-rs.und othercondinisnz. A
Physicians‘ Visiting List, Diary and Boci_ ’
l;]|dg\flO-I'IN’“l3 Vol 1559 J '
.Nutuy..ap«l S!.lDsrna'luriil_.by
Ilioraiee Bash at-ll
Srrlllflll‘ for N.l.'“_ ,.-Llles “ l‘
\ Tin. Sheet Iron. and Copper W.~ires,.
Glass-,Chiua. Crockeryll,-‘&c.,; all at _ .
-~’»'L.'.,_- __WC. as E. K‘. £.ooi:‘_'vv,oon’sA&- Co'§._M
s:
.;
9 .
l
‘.
‘ ‘.81: I -i In . Ii3°°T'B.<>.°.!r-
A,lsoIJG;:lf.‘tI'. .‘;,_:?‘-;ich'wc should be happy ,t
Q, ,.._,~_,;.,, ‘.-9,1] rind _.-xamine iyi_ the
'’ -.I(1\l‘AlP s i.t._i~.v:si.
-«.-n=,.s..j.. “
ever sold in -.
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