Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, February 8, 1859 · page 3

 

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From llic 1l'«irt,/‘on! l‘r('ss.
, the “ i‘cgiil:ii' ili-iiioci'ail.ic”

nssfiug
Mr. Lc.tcliei-
eaiiilidiite for "Governor of \'irg-iiiiii, is
.“:ll]ll)Ol't(‘Ll for the very reason that he is
Opposed to i_'\Ir. Bncliaiian on every impor-
tant question. The Ricliniond I‘lIlqIllI't.‘l',
in an cliilioratc article upon the siilijcct,
slllllmses Mr. Andrew lliintci‘, the prob-
able American ciiiidiiliite, to be iuiiliiiig fl.
speech and saying :
“ Bucliaiiaii is pledged to all the
doctrines of the old wliig pm-i._y—sn um I.
He is for a liberal coiisii-iiclioii of the
Constitntion——so aiu I. lie is for inter-
nal improvement by the federal goverii-
mcnt-_—-so am I.’ He is in favor of a pro-
tective tar-iIi'—so am I. Mr Buchanan is
‘in favor of immediate control over all
ll(e_l_iiiaiicial agencies ofthc Union, em-
b0I.lyiug;the,wliig policy of a. bankrupt
law, and answering every purpose of a
lla‘tl_'(")'I‘1a'l_»ba,nk’-——S0 am I. - He is for a
largerstanding army——so aui 1. He is
for an increased navy-—so am I. He is
for liberal appropriations, large expendi-
tures, and apublic. debt, ‘supplying in-
vestuients to capitalists, and .creating' a.
necessity for a. tariff essentially protect-
ive’—so am I’. I demand, tliercfore, the
support and votes of the friends of the ad-
ministration.’-’
The Enquirer says that he ‘might be
answered by adinittingthe truth of all he

said, bnt"cl£'iiiuing‘ that Mr. Lctcher, al-
ready iiomiiia-ted and regularly in the
field, is ii better. man. But that doos
110‘? Bllit,-u'nd_ th‘e-Enquirer says :

Tliei‘e'f\villi._bie‘,bn,t,one way. Staniliiig .

fiI'mly_0I‘l..tiLe ...Cincinniiti platform, we
must repudiate the Presideut’s message.
The demoiéralic candidate will at once
raise the-‘old democratic banner of State
Rl8hl«$.§_S_ti'ictjflonstructioii, Alll.l-Intel“
iial Improvement by the general govern-
ineiit, A-'u'ti-Protective Tai-ill’, Aiiti-Bank-
rapt . :Liiw,' ,..A nti-Distribution of Public
Lands',' ‘ Réfréiicliments land" Reforni.—
Suc_h;is;tl1_o—couiisc ‘marked out for Mr.
Le'tcheit:hy'hislettci' of acceptance, by
his previuiis pledges, by the voice of the
uiiwuveI'iiig.deniocracy of liis'State. And
on these issues’ we are willing to aliide
the result._ _The democracy is never so
nobly trinmpliant as silica it battles for
the fundamental ‘principles of its creed.”

The testimony -of Forney is to the same
effect. He. will not, for.the present, he
acknowledged -as a fair example of
“ turning;state’s evidence,” because ii con-
siderable period. has elapsed since he re-
belled, butliis testimony is nevertheless
weighty,.f’or Lhe ,_“ made the President.”
He declares that : ‘

Men iniist'. look-in vain for the least
traces of democracy in this :idininistra-
ticm. i-Its organs have no more favorite
theme than that ‘which emits the pow-
ers of ’th‘e"_Pi*esi(lei1t, and dcprcciites the
free action of the people. When they
liiud their idol, the most grateful tl.I'IIlS to
him are those wliich institiite flattering
comparisons between N apoleon III. OI‘
the Czar of Russia and hiinsi-If, as the
columns of the‘ New York Herald, and
otlieriadmiiiistratiou ifioiirnals will prove.
The grca_t'_misfo.i'tune. of _ the Democratic
party is, that it _sliould in any respectbe
heldrespousible for the federalisiii of our
present ruler. Its only chance for future
safety isto repudiate in the most einpliat-
ic and Il__I|_IlllSlfll{et1blelZel‘llI.=, this faithless
adiniu_istra_tiou. '

,’l‘l;‘e‘repudiation_appears to be mutual.
The.New_Yovk.I-Ierald, aside from the
1'eg_ulaijly:.subs.idized party journals, has
been about the only paper of eminence,
good or.bad,.-.tliat has clung to the Presi-
dent, Aud.}Bcn’net agrees that the par-
ty.isgou_e'to'wreck, but he differs with
the others in claiming iliat its only safe-
ty is in coming to Mr. Buchanan. Says
the Herald :

From several prominsut democratic
journal's at‘ tl'i‘i's’ m'oi'neut' lying before us,
our opinion, hére'tofb’re":i'epeatcdIy ex-
pressed, that ‘there is no longer a _den1o-
cratic party, in the broad national sense
of the terui, is fully borne out. The old
elemeuts'_o_f the progressive Jacksoiiian
Dcmoci:acy'still exist; but the coiifllct-
ing schemes, views and pliitforms of the

vmiouspresideuiialaspirants and presi-
dent m_aking_‘cliques of the‘ party have
cat-it.np into as many cliisliing revolu-
tionary. factions as there are in ‘Mexico.
is * * Now, let us suppose that all
these conflicting cliques, factions, sections,
principles, kinks and crotchets of the
. wrangling and discordant democracy are

 brought together, check by joivl, in the

Cliarlestou Convention, What candi-
date or platform can they adopt upon the
territorial slavery question, the tariff
questioii,-tlie bankrupt question, the Pa-
cific Railroad question or the slave trade
question? A democratic row will be in-
evitable, we apprehend, and a split in the
c veiition and a division of the party
;upon two’ or three scrub caiididates,
should the experiment of ii noinination or
a' platform to be attempted upon any of
these issues, in any shape.
"And the \Viisliington States,‘ (Pryor,
editor,)‘_on reviewing the widely coiifiict-
sing opinions and factions, says :
Nay, at the hazard of contradicting
the vulgar -prejudice, and shocking oiii-

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A Doiizitioii Vinil;

will lit! gii-an I.o llic [l:l.2.-‘l.Ol'S of Wilton Cii'-
(-"ll, ._1;.,.i-,‘ll. Aston and C. W. I’oweIl -—ul.
l;,,|,| llill, (next In the Uliiii-i-.li) oii Wuiliics-
il;iy l:'.i'ciiing, lfcb. llilll, l*‘l-i'9-
...q......-

Special Notice! I

'I‘lic siilisci~ilici' would i-i-.~pccll'ulIy inform
all those who have IlllM‘lllCll ni:cuuiil.s \-.ilh
him, that lii.-.-.-;lii_v in i\'orwalk is liiiiil.cd to
the '||I‘c.~L'IIl. iiioiiili, and lie ciiri1c.stly desires
llll iiiiiiiciliiitc .‘.’t‘ll.lI'lIlt.'lll of his oiitsliiiidilig
bills, 'l‘|iii.-c Iiol, prcpiii I il I01‘!/I?/1!]! iu lull,
can call and give adiic bill, so as to (‘lug-(gnp
tliu nccuiiiils. N. 'l'U RK.

Nill‘\Vull\', Feb 7th, I859.

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Break up your Colds.

I -1l'll‘:IIIO.‘Il. imporliiiit iliscurcry .‘4ll|('L' viici:iii.tioii-

Ur. lliuis->ii'.-i \’cgcliil.lc ttlieniic.-il l'o‘.i'-l\.'l‘=< \\ I11
lvI"I.‘:tl{ up colds at once, without .~weiitii._:f. '”*‘“"'e§» 1"‘
ti-i'i'iipliiin of biisiiie.-is, or the u,<;L-.il' hill, stiiiiiilatiiig
and burning conipouiiils, Iii-.rb tens. ciiiiilii-~‘. l’“l*"“‘”i
or any other IlISIlg‘I'L‘t!:|.l)I|!, iiiciini l'lIlt'IIl and iiiiuscnliiig
do.-so.~i,lli‘ey do not cause the lvlthl. iiuplciisiiiil. symp-
lulu-1--—i-veiiil‘ t.iI:i-ii iii l:|I'tI(.‘|lI)*ii-.-i the)’ t‘“-‘‘‘“’ 01".)‘ '1
thirst, which being alloyed‘ with wiiler. an agreeable
warmth and nioistiire at the .-iii'fiirc is 500" 9-\'D9|'l'
enccd. When taken as dire.-tcil. they break up the
cold and arrest its effects. Illlll the only Operation per-
ceived is it iiiystei-ions and iiiinccounliilile disappear-
ance of all syimptonis, as l'e\'g‘I~illl.ICFS, chills. liiineiiess,
dai-ting.p;lil~l,q, dull l,l.,,l~_y |Il|III.*l, tiglilncss of the chest,
lio.1rseiic.~is,cougli, scrctliro=it, croup, caturrli, head-
ache, etc.

The Vegetable Cllf.‘IlIIi.'IlI l‘oivdersari-. to colds what
vaccination is iig-.iiii.<t Sm:ill_ Pox. and aliiiiriiielrii‘ .-lgue.
They are :i specific1‘ei1I1?<l)'lui‘tlic])AI'eVuIill(>nItnlI cure
of :1 specific .li.-ease. And by breaking colds with them
the systeiii is not iv.-iilzeiicd and ale.-iiiigeil, and rendered
more _;.,1,je,_-l in repeated attncks.buf is riillii-rstrengtli-
enea and llii-tilleil against them 'l'licy_iii'rrst croup
insmnllyiiiiil I)f.‘I‘lIl(lI'IOIIAIl'\'. and by their timely use,
collglxg,catnrrli,bronchitis, fevi-i':i, 1‘ll\!l_llXlIlI'lSIII. sore
u,,.,,,,l.-, coii~xiiniption.iind all dis.-uses ])I‘IIllI\l'll)’0.YClIl;tI
by colils. can be liaiiislicil from among the people.

“sill-I in Noi-wiilk by J. .-\. Weed, litllllll Norwnlk by
D. II. Webb. and by iieiilei-siii IIIDIIICIIIl‘EI!lIf'l‘flll)'. -I6

ui;i.ar2i.?gui_sLo. r 0

 

, Cioiiigrc Chiiicli, nth Nor-

walk, on Wciliicsday evening last, by Dr. A.
Hill. Mr. Horace S. Gibbs to Miss Mary 1-‘.
Bradley, all of Norwislk.

In New York. on the 7th iust., by the Rev.
Georgi: Potts, of University I'iac—e Chnrcli,

_Mr. W. A. Ba. fcrsoii, oi‘ N.itclii-:5, Miss., to

Miss illary, daughter ofLe_wis Olinstc-ad,Esq.,
of North Wilton, Conn.

In Juiiesvi|lc,Wis., on the 20th ult., by
Rcv.Jaiiia.-s W. Coe,Rcc tor of'I‘iinity Church,
Frank M. Smith, forincrly of Norwalk, and
Miss Anna Morse,-of Jaiiesville.

In Stuinfoid, 27th nlt.. by Rev. Mr. Hat-
field, Flavicn Maynard to Mrs. Caroline M.
Maynard, all of Staniforil.

In East Bridgeport. Jam. 31, liy Rev. Da-
vid O.-.-born, Mr. L‘-liarlcs Gibson of that city,


In this town, I-‘ch. Ist, Miirial.ouise,iI'iiugh-
lei‘ of Frederick Beldcu, aged 'lyL-ars, 9 mos.
and 16 days.

In Spencer, Tioga county, N. Y.,Jan.30tli, ’

Eliza Iliumau, wife of Willi-iin D. Griswold,
aged 48 years.
In Wilton, Jan. 29th, Molly Pryoijaged

‘about 21 years.

In Belliel, Jan.l7lh. Col. Noah S. Barnuni,
aged 8.} years. 23.], Ircuc, wife of Levi Bec-
bc, aged 62 years

At the Insane Rctrent,Hairlfoi'd. Jun. 26th,

.Lueius'C. Collins. son of Alonzo Collins,

Esq., of Bethel, in the 20th year of his age.

Iustamforil, Ellst ult., Mrs. Althea Knapp,
wife of Charles W. Knapp, 3d, and daughter
of II. Bulkely.

Blackberry Plants Poi‘ Sale
'1‘ the following greatly reduced prices :
I000 plants $70, 500 do. $36,

100 S0, 50 (10. $5.
All plants sold by me are warraiited to be the
genuine Nciv Rocliellc or Lawton Blackber-
ry.” The plants are strong iind healthy. I
shall commence taking tlicin up as soon as
the frost will permit. Orders will be filled
in the order of their reception. 'l‘ho plants
are cultivated (II the grounds of D. K. Nash.

THEODORUS ll. NASH.
2m"G SonI.h N0l‘W5.lll(.

MiddlebrooIi7s Almanacs,
FOR 1859, ii few more left at

CA.\lI"S.

LOST.

N Monday evening. Jan. 31st, I850. be-

tween the Isl. Congregational Cliiircli

and the residence of JIIIIWS Mallory. ii Fur

Victorinc. The finder will be suitably re-

warded by leaving the same at the store of
the subscribers, MAL LORY J: LEWIS.

Beautiful Place Pot Sale
LN‘ JV OR IVALK CHEJIP .’
HE subscriber offers his place for sale iii
a bargain. if applied for soon. It crin-
sisls of a new ‘ll story house. modern built,
and conveniently and tastefully arranged in
two lots, comprising in all about an acre of
good land, well stocked with fruit. Also a
good born, &c. The place will be sold on
iiccommodating l(‘I'IllS, and mncli less than its
real value, upon upplicalioii'fo;Ihe Editors of
the Gazottcfor to JOHN _.ELI‘.W_()OD,
Bmti Greens 1-farm s,'Wcstport.

Dissolution of Partnership.
HE Copartncrship heretofore existing be-
tween Ihe subscribers under the name
and firm of Smith At Scott, is this day dis-
solved by mutual consent.

'I‘he accounts of" the firm will be settled by
H. K. Scott, who alone is autlioiizcd to use
tlic name of the firm in the H:llle_l'IlI'lll. of the
same. CHARLES S.\II’I‘Il, JR.

IIIRAM K. SCOTT.

Rijlgeficld, CL, Feb. 2d, 1850,

The subscriber will continue the trade, at
the Store lately occupied by Smith &. Scott,
in Dry Goods. (Ii-occi-ics, Ciockcry, Hard-
waie, Ready Made fjlolliing, and Yankee N0-
tions, which he will offer for sale at prices
satisfactory to Cash buyers. Ile liopci-, by
ii strict attention to the wants of his custo-
mers. and a well selected stock of’ goods. to
retain the patronage so liberally i-xliidid
to the late firm, II. K."SCOTT.

Ridgeficld, Fcb. 2d, 1850.

The subscriber will continue the Boot and
Shoe business at the old stand. Bciiigthiiiik-
l'iil to the liberal patronage bestowed on the
late firm, he hopes by coiistaiit attention to
the business, and ii dc.-ii-able stock of goods
well bought iind sold at u iinull profit, to
merit a continuance of the same.

Boots and Shoes nude to order. Repair-
ing done at the shortest notice.

CHAS. SMITH, JR.

Ridgcficld, Feb. 2d, I859. 3t6

Cur Musical Priend,

‘ ,ow_n sense of security, we are obliged to
3’ announce the deliberate conclusion that
- there is now no democratic party in ex-
istence, And; we will venture the asser-
tion that the paradoxical opinion will be
gmbraced by all observing and reflecting‘
i ersous.

“ Of individual Democrats, dispersed
over the country, each with his peculiar
professiouof‘ faith and object of pursuit,
there is unquestionably a very abundant
supply. ‘But they no more constitute a
party in the philosopliicnl and practical
sense of the word than a heap of uiilicwn
and unadjusted stones constitutes a pal-
ace. v

“lleretofore, the administration has af-

o_rdcd a rallyiiig point for the irdividiiabi
of the “party ;” but, instead, it is be-
come an origiial occasion for dispute and
disscnsion. . In these latter days, the rec-
oriiinendiitiou ofa Democratic lilxecutivc
implies litt|eui0i'e ii_utliori'.y with a Dem-
ocratic Repl*eseiitative than with a mem-
ber of the Opposition. _* * Even the
potent spell of the spoils will not now
avail to» subdue the demon of discord
among the 'Demoeracy_.

« There is no SIlclI’cIl‘I.Il.y as a‘ democrat-

“ in party. ‘ Greater confusion of tongues
and opposition ofiu-terests did not pi'e-
'_ mil mllong -lli,e_ children of men after
. their ambitiousbut abortive attempt in the
plain of shim"-, than, are iioiv visible in
the broken i-iinkaiand. mutual aiiimosities
of the once harmonious __»aud triumphaiit

. . . .A Bii'uiigham_je_we_l__l_er'tried to swal-
low on Christiana iI_ii.vT, .e»pi¢,.c_e'ft0._tuI'k0)'
four inches long and ounce in :weight, and
very naturally died of snlfociitioii. ,

. .Mrs Baclnueyer of Newark, N. J.,
is daingeronsly ill, caused by excessive joy
on hearing theitidings of the safety of the
8team~‘—1fip.lYea9.r..b‘¢r} I‘-.Ii‘s.l'ut..'i«.i.'T
board. ' 1

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being on.

O. 10 contains Home, Sweet Home, Lau-
ccr’s Quudrillc, The Sl.IlI(Ial'I.I Bearer.
and March from Egnionf.

The usual price sit the above music ‘is 25
cents for each piece, but the whole four pic.-
-ccs may be had for only Iucciits of
KNAPP & LYNES.

Commissioners Notice.
T[1E5“')5Cl‘i',’*'|‘B appointed by the Court of

Probate for the District of Norwalk,
Commissioners to i-eel-iv... exalnine’ and (19.
cidc upon the claims of the creditors of the
Estate of William Oliiiste-ad, an insolvent
di,-btor of Norwalk, in said dlslricl, u5_c.-iunel]
in trust for the benefit of his CI't'(lll0l'S.llCTclly
give notice. that we will attend to the liiisiness
of oilrsaid flpp0llIlIIIt’llI.tII. the sin‘ - or Jpn
iiings Ab Newkirk, in said NorwaIk,on the 71].
day of April,lS59 and on the 5th day of May,
1859, at one u‘clock in the aftei-nooii of euéll
of said days. . \

Siiil Court luth limited and allowed fon-
inoiitbs I'roni the date liereof, for the exhibi-
tieu to us of claims agaiiist said Estate.

JAMES FINNEY. zCOlIIIIllS-
GOULD D. JENNINGS, sioiicrs.

Dated at Norwalk, this 5th day of Fcbrna-

ry, I859. -iii;

Wagon at Carriage nuiiding
AND REPAIRING !

T the old stand of tho siibscribcr. Every
description of Wagons and Carriages,
Slcigbs, Barrows, 8,'c. , uiiido to order. painted

 

paired. ctc., at short notice and upon reason-
able terms, at the old stand. ailjoiiiiiigt-.‘ruy’s
Livery Stable. 6 EDSUN BEERS.

Just Received.
UCKLANIFS Curiosities of Nature , $1.2.’-
' EtIicl’s-Love Life, by M. -l- M. Sweat_$I
C.xH'lyle’s I."rederick the Great. $0 50
Father and Daughler, by Frederiliu Bremer,
price $1.25
Sulvau Hows Daughter. by H, Lee, $1
Prince ofgho House of David, new edition,
iIlu3_tratciI $I,‘25
Call and examine them at the Store of
KNAl’P_ it LYNES.

Poi‘ Sale Cheap.
ALMOST always on -hand, ii lot of second
.4. hand Carriages, Wagons, Slrighs, e|c..
‘for sulgat I burggiu. Those. in want will do
mil to call. EDSQN BIJEBS.

upholstered, trimmed, refinished, rebuilt. rc-

 

'0éi’ii:t::lies and Jewelry.

IE1 IE3 1\I O ‘V A. In .
‘l I-IOILGI-‘. C. .»\l.l.I'2N, in Iiii.-iiiesein Wall-
]' st, for the past. twenty two years, hasre-

ml,l,-l-ll ll, No. 415 Broadway, one door he-

low C-.lii-.i| iii... where he li:i:<_iiisi.npciicd a new
stock of Walclies niiil Juwclry of entirely

,,,_.w “ml lieautiliil idyli.-5-', ulsii, .Si|v¢-l- and

1-ml.)-.l Wain. He is ciiiistiiiitly ri.-cciviiig

the liiI.c.-it styles of \Viilclics and Jewelry, by

even y Sll‘1llIl(:I' direct from the lllI.lIItllu(:lllI‘:.‘I‘N
in Iciiropc.

wiilclics cleaned and repaired in the best
inaniier by the finest London and Geneva
work inen .

(Ieorgu C. Allen, Importer of Watches and
..I«_-wt.-Ii‘; and iiiniiiil'acliirei' ¢it'.lc\velr_v, Watch
Cases and Silver Ware, W liulesale and retail,
-II5 Ili-oiidway, one door below Caiial-st. New
York. 6m49

 

'1To's T71‘
N the evening of Mr. Stimi-7on’s Donation,
at Wilton, a F U R V I C '1‘ O R I N E,

Mr. Stimson. The finder will be rewarded by
leaving the same at the Ganette Ofilce.
Norwaik,Jan. ‘.lls_t, I859.

The next Term

F MISS C. E. RAYMOND’S School for
Youug Ladies, willcoinmence on Mon-
day, Fcb. 7th.

‘.2t"5

TERMS :
Advanced classes, $5 00
Junior “ 4.00
Primary “ 3.50
Latin “ 3.00
French “ 4.00
Music “ ' S is 10.00

A systematic course of study is pursued,
incluiliiiir the higher English liruiicliis and
Miitlicniiitics. in wliich the pupils are advan-
ced as they liecoinu qiiiilillcd. Constant. cf-
iorts are mailc to promote thoroughness in
cach brunch iindcrtaki.-n. "I5

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Valuable Real Estate at Auction I I

URSUANT to an order from the Conit
. of Probate for the District of Norwalk,
will be sold at Public Auction to the highest
bidder on the 22nd day of February, I85-9,at
'3 u’clock in the allcrnooii ; the interest as-
signed in tr ist, by George R. Meekci-,l'or the
benefit of his creditors, in the following Real
Estate lying in Norwnlk, to wit. the Store
and lot now occupied by S. & L. Curtis. and
lately by Muckcr & Olinslcad, situated on
the westerly side of Main st.—aii excellent
stand for business-—also, the dwelling House
and Lot now occupied by said Meeker and
Increase AlIcn—-.i few rods iiorllierly of the
Bridge. Also. the interest assigned in trust
by Charles Olmstcad for the benclitof his
creditors. in the dwelliiiglluiise and Lot now
occupied by said Olinstcad. situated in said
Norwiilk, adjoining the residence of II. C.
Randle. '
Sale to take place on the premises commen-
cing at the Store occupied by S. A: 1;. Curtis.

Terms made known at time of Sale.
' STEPIIEN RAYMOND, Trustee.
Dated at Norwiilk. Jun. 26, A. D. 1850. 4t5

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Notice ! Notice !
N adjonriied inccliiig of the Fairlicld C0.
Agriciiltural Society, will be held at the
Nurwalk Hotel in NorwuIk,ou Wednesday,
l~‘i.-Ii. 16th, at 0 o‘clock. A. M., l'or the purpose
of locating the iii.-xt Fair, adoptiiig ii Premi-
um I.i.~:t, appointing Awurdiiig Coiiiiiiittecs
and the transiiction of siicli olIici'liiisiiie.-is as
may roiiie before the niecliiig. As this isa
niec-ling of very great iiiiportuiicc, it is hoped
that each town in the Cuuiity will be repre-
seiitcil, tliat good and ctllcieiit. judges may be
iippuilila-il. III. lI()Y'I', Rec. Soc.
Ni-w fliiiiaan. Jan. 2-Illl, I859. git-I
j.’-33‘ l)‘oiinl.y llzlpf.-'I'S copy lit.

I-State Agricultural Society.

'I‘ the seventh uiiiiiiiil meeting of the Con-
neclicnl. Slate Agi-ieiiltiiral Society llcld

supposed to have been lost near the house of

ul. New lliiven, Jan 12th, 1851!, on motion of
Mr. Child of North Woodstock, the following
resolution was passed :

R(’.90ID(-LI, That the Executive Committee
be impowercd and instructed to make ar-
raugemeiits fora pernianent location orloca-
tious for the Connecticut State Agricultural
Society for holding its fairs;

On motion of Mr. Noble of Bridgeport
Resolved. That the Fairs of this Society
shall hereafter be held permanently at such
place as shall firsl: present to this Society
permanent grounds for its cxhibitiou,ofaboul
thirty-five acres, with suitable buildings and
fences, to the approval of the Executive
Committee, and also subscribe an nmoiint
sullicicnl. to cancel the indebtedness of the
Society. -in

On uiotion of Mr. Dyer, Mr. .blc’s motion
on Iocatioii was reconsidered, and passed, rc-
jecting the latter clause requiring the money
subscription. On motion of Mr. Battell
Resolved, That a sullicicnt subscription for
the purpose of erecting suitable buildings
for the use of the Society may be received by
the Execiitivc Committee, instead of build-
ings iilrcaily erected, as stated in the resolifi
tiou offered by Mr. Noble and pa rscd by the
Society. Altest, '1‘. S. GOLD, Res. Soc.
West Cornwall, Jan. 18th. 18:39. 3M

NORWALE
Agricultural and Seed Dore.-

HE subscriber having pnichused the stock
- of goods recently belonging to H. G.
Brigham, Esq., will continue the business at
the old stand, a few doors west of the Post
Office, where he will keep constantly on hand
ii complete assortment of Agricultural lin-
plcmcnts. Fertilizers, Seeds, eke. . A share
of the public putroniige is respectfully solic-
i (1. CHARLES H. STREEI‘.
Norivalk, Jan. 2.‘-Id, 1859. 4

Notice.

HE subscriber keeps on hand Wheat and
Rye Flour. Graham Flour ; belted and
uuboltcd_ Corn Meal, White and Yellow, and
the usual varieties of feed, all fresh gruniid
and made I'rom the best gi'aiii—wari~anted
good-at reduced prices l'or Cash. Cash for
grain on delivery. Call and sec at Red Mill,
Five Mile River, Diirien. Conn, (Old I’ost
Road) NATHAN ROBERTS.
Proprietor.

Valentines for 1859.

LARGE and exteiisisc assortment of Val-
cutiiics has he. received for 1859, which
will be-opened tliisday. Having used a great
deal of care in the selection, we are confident
that the most fastidious can be suited.
ALFRED II. CAMP-,
Bookseller, Sfafioner and Book Binder,
17 Main Street.

IN SIIRAN CE.

THE S'iIllScI'll).‘l‘ liiiving taken the agency of

the ./Vein Enghnid Fire and Ma: me In-
surance C'o., of _lliirll'ord, is prepared to iii-
snrc all kinds of property against los:ord:ini-
age by Iirc.oii as accumuiudating terms as
any otli- r Company.
The New England Fire and Miriue Insu-
riincc Company has been rucciillycstablishcd,
with a. paid in capital of $200,000, and has a
surplus of $6,295.00.

JOSEPH W. HUBBELL,
Agent fbr Norivalk and vicinity.

Norwalk, Feb. 1st, 1859. EU

,._._MM_.___-__...___.__ _ -.._ M. M.

N EW HAVEN

Steam Saw- Mill Company.
‘\/[ANUFACTURERS of Spruce and I’iiie
I. Tiinlier ; also, While Oiili and yellow
Pine Timber and Plank of all dci-:ciipIions.—-
Decking, Feiiciug Material &c., constantly on
hand. The facilities -or getting timber from
this Mill are uIlSllI.£|SSe(I by any in the coun-

try.

Olllcc and Mill foot of Chapel st, on East.
sf... New II-nven.
3t5 QELIIIU LARKINS,Agt.

M I L L P 0 W R ,
WITH TH-"O GOOD DIl’ELLI.N'G.S',
Barn, and about twenty five acres of good
LAND attached, for sale on easy terms.

AID property is situated on the road lead-
ing to SiIvei' Mine, about I and 1-2 miles
train the Bridge. and is one of the best water
privileges in the town, having about a I6 ft.
water fall, with good dam, «to.
S. E. OLMSTEAD.
Norwalk, Feb. 1,1859.

Cofiius, ‘Undertaking, ac.

HAVEjnst received ii large assortment of

Colws of superior make and finish. which
will be riii.-hcd at as reasonable 9. price as
can be obtained anywhere. Funerals -atlcn
‘dad. and all duties appertaining to burial at-
tended to at the shortest notice. A new
Hearse will be used at Funerals.

I]. M. TERRELL.

Blank Books! Blank Dooks!

E have now on hand ti larger stock of
Blank Books than ever. New Firnis
or new establisliinciits desiring new sets of
Books would do well to give us a call, as
from our vaiied assortment we are confident
we can sell as good and as loiv as establish-

ments iu the city of New York.

ALI-‘RED ILCAMP,
Bookseller and Stationer,
Main Street, No. 17.

Co-Partnership.
NORWALK, J -.iu. 25, 1859.

E. OLMSTEAD has associated with him
. GEORGE O. KEELER, as I'ai-tner in
the Grocery, Flour and Provision Business,
at his old St-.iiid, No. I4 Sr. I6 Main Street —
'l‘li : business will be continued under the Firm

of S. E. Oliiistcnd 8.-Co.

OI-ZOIIGI-.‘ o. in-:i-:i.i:u. s. E. 0I.MS1'I~2AD.

N. B.—AIl persons indebted to the Subscri-
ber are invited to call and settle. Any per-
son liaiiug a claim against me will please do

the siiine, and oblige.
‘ 5 S. E. CLMSTEAD.

Another New Thing

N the inarket. ALl)EN"S CONCENTRA-
TED MILK. This is to cc-r_lil’_v that I
have made a careful cxnmiiintiou of Alden’s
Coflctflllrillltd Milk, and find it 1‘ rcpiired from
pure milk. I have used .it, and, finding it
good, take pleasure in l‘kCOIIIllI(:II(Ilng it to

the public. Jiiiss R. ClIII.1‘b.\'_. Clicmist.

For sale by I\'NAI;P Jr LYNE.»'.

 

Norwalk Marine and
PIRE INSURANCE CO.

MEETING of the Stockholders for the
A eleclioll -il‘ ii Board of Directors, in ac-
cordance wit.i their charter, will be held on
the 15th day of Febriiai-y, 1859, at the house
of L. L. Lumba‘-d, at ll o’clock, A.M.
JACOB LOCKWOOD,
CHAS. L. RAYMOND.

Notice.

LL persons indebted to the subscriber
willpleasc call and make immediate
paymciit. or they will find their accounts in
an olllcci-is liaiids for collection, as he is about
closing business.
2

I. S. JON ES, So. Norwalk.

Notice.

OSEPII "B. MULBY having left my eni-
ploynieut, this is to caution the public
against any negotiations made by him, iisl
am no longer responsible-for debts of his
C0lIlI".l3l-lull. ALFRED H. CAMP.
Norwalk, Jan 26th, 1859, 3t

«In st Published.
COURING of the White Horse,
Poems of Frances Anne Kemble,
Afternoon of Unmarried Life,
The Ballad of Babie Bell, by T. B. Alilricll,
Just ieccivul by KNAPI’ dc LYNI-LS.

Cows Wanted.
~ ANTED ; two or three young Cows, say

-lt~l

 

L‘!

of March or April next.’ Must be right in

4 yrs old,to come in during the months

‘every respect. Address R. S., South Nd]:
6

*"' ‘1~“V“7‘.‘2I”.".'...l.l. .. .

J.N.I.0CKWll0D &C0.

(Successors to J. P. II.-\NFORD,)
East side the Bridge No. 3 Plieviiv; Block.

]’{-EEP constantly on hand ii large and vii-
ried asaortinent. of Linn-:3’, G1-:s.i.’s asu

CiiiLuiiir.v’s
Gaiters, Boots, Shoes, &c.,

all made under our own personal supervision
of‘ the best material anilin the very best man-
ner. Our assortment of Liniics’ Gii'i'i-Jun,
undoubtedly coiiiprises, both in extent and
quality, a liner assortment than can be found
at any similar cstablislunciit in the County.
In Gear’.-i Boors. G.\l’I‘Ii‘.RI., Snonr. &c., we
have a ltl"gCl and better assoi-tmcut. we are
confidi.-nt,than was ever before oII'erc,d in

Norwalk. We are prepared to manufacture
to mi-iisuro,any article in our Iina, and at

he short:-st notice.

i\Iis.-xi-:5, no Cuii.nnr:x’s Snoes, Ruunsiis.
&c.. in endless variety. A fine article of
S1.ii'Pi-ins for Gcnt’s wear.

REPAIRING in all itsbruuches done neat-_
y,qiiick|y and cheaply.

Removal.
HE subscriber has rcmovi-.«l his office to
. the Agriculiurnl Store of Chas.H. Street
ii few doors west. of the Post Olllce,Ql'-.irnierly
the Store of H. G. Brigham.) All orders in
my line IcI't at said Store will meet with
prompt attention. .
' CHAR LES T. LEONARD.
Norwalk,Jan. ‘.230 , I 859.

.Mr. J‘. Eessioii,

Professor of Music
Will be prepiircd to re"
' now his course of instruc‘
tion—-Io all those who may desire his servi-
ci:s—-in Instrumental Music,on and after Wed-
nesday, the 19th inst. Instructions given on
the Piano Forte , Organ or Melodeon.
Pianos tuned and repaired. All orders
left at his residence, Main Strcet,NorwaIk,
or at N. Tui-k’s Clothing Store, will be
proinplly attended to.
Norwalk Jan. 17th, 1959. ly82

Pictures, Prairies, ac.

IGHT and heavy, Gilt and Roee_Wood
Mouldings for Mirrors mid Picture
Frames, made up at sliort notice and cheap,

at the Furniture Ware Rooms of
. II.__M. TERRELL.

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~ Norwalk
LIVERY STABLE.

I ‘HE subscriber liuvingioue of the largest
and best outfits in the Livery Stable bu-
siness, as regards Horses, Cairiagce. do...
would invlc a‘l those in want of either single
or double teams, to give him_ ii cnll,_as he is
confident his turn-outs will give satisfaction.
Good Horses and fine new Carriages for sin-
glc use, or double teams, with careful drivers
when desired. He has also ordered a. new
and tasty llack. which he will have to let in
die course of a few days. Carriages from his
stiiblc run to every train.
.. GEORGE B. GRAY. _
Norivalk, Feb. 1st, 1859. \ lyo

Our Musical Pi-ieud.

0.7 contains: Melodies from La Solu-
nauibulii ; Said was the Hour, Ballad ;
Mary Morrison, ii Scotch Song. No. 8 con-
tiiins, La. Perle Alemngucz Polka Muzourka;
Annie Laurie, Ballail; Kathleen, Maven!‘-
,,,,,,., Ewll number contains 75 cents worth
(twelve pages) of'Music. price 10 cents, at
the store of KNAPP dz LYNES.

Norwalk Harness and Trunk

EMPORIUM.

TI LL! A M B. SWA N would inform

the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity
that he still continues to manufacture and
keep on hand, a full assortment of Harness
of all descriptions, comprising all kinds and
prices,with a great variety of Ladies’ and
Gcntlemcii’ii Riding Saddles, Bridles Martin-
gales, i_l:c.; Collarsin great variety and every
style ol'p.il.lcrn. Fly Nets. Horseclollis, Sta-
ble Furniture, Saildl-'.-r’s Hardware, Whipsiu
endless variety. Trunks of all sizes and des-
cl-lptione, Valises. Carpet Bugs. SatchcIs,&c.
He feels well qualified by his long experi-
ence in the business. to judge of the tastes
and requii-eiueuts of those having occasion
to patronize nucxtcnsive Saddlery Establish-
ment. All in want of anything in his line,
will do well to give him a. call. Orders for
any kind of work promptly executed. Re-
pairing done neatly and cheaply.

Carpets Very Cheap.
9' YDS. of Brussels and Iugrniu
 Carpeting bought very low in-
decd,iiud which willbc sold site very low

(3 . N ' our time for ngood bargain.
gm ow '3 y C.J. GRUMAN.

"—Copai-tiiersliip Notice.

A. with the subscriber in the Ilardivnre,
Iron, Pal t and Oil business, from this date.
The business will be continued under the
firm of Wu. C. STI‘-Ii‘.II:T &.Co.,at No.2 Phenix
31091;, WM. C. STREET.
Norvvalk, Jan. lst, I359. _
All persons indebted to the subscriber
will confer a favor by making immediate
payment to WM. C. STREET.

 

Light, Light, Cheap Light.
‘V B would now inform the public that
we can furnish them with ii superior
quality of Coal Oil, in quantity of from one
quart to five gallons. This Oil is acknowl-
edged by all usingit to be the cheapest light
now in use. We have all kinds cflminps for
burniug it in. also can alter Lamps now in

Wk. 0 ' ‘ ‘ " ‘ 3‘ '"°‘°'J’"'"i'ii'i:''i:C‘iii)iiiiwoon.ico
N”““°“""°".‘;::’.ia.s:.:..":.:w-.».. .:.......3-.-. areas. °

 

II. WILCOXSON becomcsii co-partner.

‘M:
_._..._.._M

G-R'l'J'MAN’S
NEW FALL
si. WINTER nouns

SHAWLS.

Bargain; Wool Long and Square Shawls;
Stella ‘Shawls, all prices; an entire new

stock of DRESS GOODS.

BLANKETS. °

Whitney BIankete,aIl qualities, at a bargain
New Goods received every week.
 C. J. GRUMAN.

carpets and Bed Blanket

VV E A. V’ I IN‘ C};
R. ANDREW FREMBES, whowasawur
(led the first premium on Rag Carpet at
the late Fair in Daubury, is prepared to exe-
ciitelrll orilersin the weaving of Rug Carpet
or'Bed B|a.nkets,couudcut thatfrom his ex-
perience he can please all who may entrust
him with their work. He will guarantee his
weaving to be superior to anything of the
kind which can be procurcdin this vicinity.
CA RPETS READY ZIIADE
keptconstantly on huud,which will be sold

very low. The public areiuvited to callat
hisroomsin Allcniln Price's new building,

' centre entrance.) and examine them.

Norwalk, Nov.8th, I858, 3ui'45

, Lost tor 100 Years.

THIS IS TRUE OF

ITALIAN PEARL WATER!

[IE wonderfully pleasant and effective
Equalities of which were known to an ig-
norant, uneivilized nation more thaua cen-
tury ago.

Never before offered in America,i t is alone
in its pro eminence. us ii most agreeable and
elllcieut [1‘ll)‘I_fic.'I‘ ufllie Skin and Comph.-.1-fan
Possessing none of the detrimental qualities
of Acidulous Cosmetics, it imparts asafmess
uml firimiess In I/Ie_fl.‘.'-'1h,cI':l(IlClIIeS aIIerup-
tious of the kSin, gives a iiatnral freshness
to the Complexion, aiid ministers unfailingly
to the tliousanil delicate necessities of ii La-
dy’s Toilet. _

J\‘uli'cc that (lie lradc mark is on carry but-
lle. Price 50 cents. For sale by Druggists
and Fancy Goods dc ali.-rs. Wholesale Agents
Smith Jr Gilbert, 34 .\Iurray-st., N. Y. 3m-I8

I MODEL MARKET I

“WE STILL LIVE !”
HAVING again risen, Phenix like, from
the ashes of the late tire, we are now as
ready and anxious to serve our old customers
as ever. The very best quality of meats will
be kept and sold at their establishment as of
yore. - Our new Market may be found above
the ruins of our former stand, and will al-
ways be supplied with an extensive variety
of first quality of meats. So give us ii call.
‘ S. MITCHELL
Norwalk, Dec. 4th, 1358. _

49

Notice.
For the benefit of I/lose indebted to the Sub--
scriber !

AVING sold out my interest. in my cloth-
ing esialilishineiit, and contemplating

leaving Norwalk, this is to notify all parties

having unsettled accounts, that the sanie

must be paid by the lst of Januar_v.as all

bills not paid before that date liewill becom-

pelled to leave in ‘NI ofllcei-’s haiid forcollec-
tiou. t 5 N. TURK

To Raisers of Swine.
IIE ubscribers. have _a full blooded Berk-
shire Stock Hog, which for stock purpo-
ses has no superior in Fairficld County, and
which will be kept for the use of Swine crow-
era. BYXBEE lb DURAND.
South Nprwulk, Dec. l_8th, 1858. N51

, Hardware and Cutlery.
Mechaiiic’s Tools,Fariniiig Utensils,Guns,
Pistols, Iron and Steel, lVindow
Glass, Paints and Oils. .
WM. G. STREET &. 00.,

Have in store, and are constantly receiving.
direct from Ihc manufacturers, a large sup-
ply of Foreign and Domestic Goods, under
the above deiiouiinations, which makes their
assortment of articles suited to this uiaiket,
equal to any in the State. and which will be
sold either wholesale or retail on as favora-
ble terms ascau be purchased in New York.
Wu. C. Srniinr, A. H. Wxncoxsox.
Norwalk, Jan‘. lst, I859.

“ I still Live I”

HE subscriber may be found at his build-
ing, (‘one door south of Gray’n stables)

"where he is on hand with a stock of fresh

family Groceries, which will be sold cheaper
than at his old stand, in consequence of hav-
ing no rcntto pay I Call and see.

l,f52 D. FINCII.
IPIIE subscriber is agent for the sale .of

Bidwi.-ll’: Patent Bituminous Coal Oil
Grease, for Axles, Mill Gearing, &c. This
Grease for Stages, Wagons, Carts, Cariiages,
Mill Gearing, Iicavy Bearings, &c,-, is found
to be the best in use. It is warruiitcd to stand
any teinperiiture. It combines the bodv. etc.
of beeswax and tar, keeps the Axles always
cool, and dizcs not run off, and is unsurpassed
in durability and cIiea.plIcs8- llaving thou-
oughly tested it myself for the last few years
I can confidently recommend it.

' GEORGE MARVIN.

Norwulk_.Nov.26tli, I858. 48

a

Something New.

Wholesome Dread.
JAMES House Ii caper s

A Lw .1 vs iiur run user.
This Suleratus should be
PYLE’S

fou nil in the culinary depart-
ment of every house in this

land. Itsunquestiouublepw

DIETETJG rity and,excellcnceiu produ-
cing Goon Bunammuss bring

SALERATUS it into general use. The wide
spread reputation it has al-

_._._———-— ready gained, is the resukt of
real merit, and shows the

AMES ability of the American Peo-
J plc to discriminate in favor

- of a wholesome article. ,

YLE'S There are thousands of suf-
P fcrcrs from dyspepsia, decay-
ed teeth, and other derange-

DIETETIC meuts of’ the system, brought
on by the use of common

SALERATUS Caustic Salcratus. It is a

sad spectacle, t.oo,to look ii p-
on the “ puny faced child” of
the present day, without cou-
stitulion, and with its teeth
all eaten out, and think of
the cause being impwtiesiu
food.

How much longer. good
molliei-s,istliis state oftlilugs

Janus '
PYLE’S

DIETETIG to last ‘I Ask for
JAMES PYLE'S
SALERATUS Dietef ic Sulerafus,
which is free from every ini-
———————— purity, and as harmless to
the stomach as flour itself.
AXES If you want nice Biscuit,
J Cake, &c.. you can find uoth.
ing equal it, Tell your Gro-
PYLFJS cer you want no other. No
doubt he will tell you it is
no better than any other, in
DIETETIC order to get rid of his old
' stock , or something on which
SALERATUS he can realize larger profit;

but persevere until you get
it, and judge for yourself.
Beware of Counterfeit:-—
Tlie readiness of unscrupu-
lous rivals to imitate our Iii-
belsniigniflea much in our
favor. The genuine is done
up In pounds. halves and
quarters, with the name of

——:.u— —_..—g—-

JAMES .
PYLE’S

DIETETIC -.' JAIII Pnr.” on each.
. De ot. 313 Washington-at.
SALEBATUS New, ork. Sold by Grocers
gaiieroI|v‘- 3M9

 

Mantle Shawls, every variety; Brochu Long

Shawls, of the best quality and all colors—a

s

(‘II P

giczil Qrsliitc.

To Let or Lease

A '1' 80 U TII N OR IV./lI.1i”,
EAR the I);-pot, “'0 most. southerly Store

of the three now being erected, biiill. of
brick, and well adapted to any business, ii
ecllair \vitli it if wanted.

Also. in fine Baseineiit, well liglitcil, well
Iiulshcil and high ceiling, (over 6.-i‘y_lit fcct,)
and well adapted I'or biisiiicss purpo.-:es, being
the most IlOI'llI0l'ly oiie. Al 0

Fol‘ Sale
Six fine Building Lots an east side the Har-
bor, near the Railroad Bridge, uligilily loca-
led. and will lic sold at it low price and with-
out any part being paid if improved.

Mr. C. F. Tolles. at Thou. L. Peck’s,is fully
authorised to actfor me in the above» iiiatlers.

NATHAN C. ELY.
Niw York, Dec. 1st, 1858. 49
Per Sale or to Let.

HE dwelling House and Small mill or
Factory building, opposite the Tannery

of Israel Lockwood, will be sold at a bargain
either togetlicr or separately, if applied for
soou, or, if not sold the property will be rent-

ed for the year ensuing, on application to
WM. MALLORY.
IRS

-55; :

 

January 17, 1859.

..-—.-' Por Sale Cheap!

W A SIIALL FARM, of about 20 acres,
with House. Barns and other out-buiId-
ings,situaied on the cross road from Wilton
to New Canaan, near the residence of Abijali
A. Adams. four miles from Norwalk Bridge".
Said Farm will be sold for much less than its
value, if applied for before the first of March.
Also, about 40 acres adjoining said premises,
may be had cheap if desired. It is u very
desirable location for ii mechanic or farmer.
But ii small part of the money will be requir-
ed down. For further particulars enquire of

the Subscriber.
ALLEN BETTS. -

tf3
Par Sale or to Let.
THE Dwelling-House and Grounds,recent-
ly occupied by Win. E. I‘-isseII,located on
Main Strcel,opposite the residence of Chas.
Sherry,Esq. For f'urther particulars apply
to HORACE N.SEAVER.
27 Courtlandt Street, N. Y.,
WM . E. BISSELL,
Norwalk.

EOE. SALE,

At Norwalk ,Connecticut.

EVERAL tracts of Land—onc valuable
piece of wood hiud——casy of access, near
ii good murket,contaiuing 12 ac.res; about
20 acres of good farm land near and conven-

ient to the village; will particularly accom-

Or to
3-ltf

module retired gentlemen ;-—a tract of 13
acres of Building Lots. with a coiniuanding
view, beautiful and desirable, within about
one hundred rods of ."ie most pleasant and
fashionable part of the l.own.where is located
three spleiiditbaiid cominodious Churches.-
Also a piece of Salt meadow and other land.
Enquire of STEPHEN SMITH.
N. B.—-The above was the property of
SAMUEL SAIIVIS, Esq.. deceased. ' II I 2

A very desirable Resiceiice

FOR SALE!

Thatdesirabledwclliugoii HigIi-st.,beau-
tiI'iillyovci-looking the village and Sound,
tastefully and siilisitaiitially built, furui-bed
with Hot Air Fiiruace. Gas. and other
modern conveniences, with Fruit and Orna-
mental Trees and Slirubbcry, &c.,wiIlbc-sold
at a bai-gulii, if applied for soon as the ow-
nei-has no use for the same. Also, will be
sold the greater part of the Ii‘urnitiii-e. if de-
sired. JOSEPH SHEPHERD.

Noi-walk,Nov. 1st,1S58. 44

Real and Personal Estate
A G‘E N C Y .

HE Subscriber would announce to the

public that he has established an agency
l'or the transaction of the above business. be-
lieving that thcinfei-cats of the employer and
employed will be niiitually promoted thereby.
He has several applieiitioiis already on hand
for desirable tencnienls, to purchase and to
rent, and those having such property to dis-
pose of, would do well to confer with the sub-
scrihur.

House Hiring and Letting.

Particular attention paid to procuring and
letting Houses to good tenants, upon a rou-
sonible commission,u.ud all persons having
property to let. or dosiiing to rent houses for
flie ensuing year, should mako immediate

applicatioii. DIMON FAN'['0N_

House for Sale Cheap.
. -- A NEW HOUSE, eligilily located with»
lfi in three winutes’ walk of the Bridge-
will be sold at much less than its vaIue,fur
a very small sum down, or

No Money Down,

ai.d in small monthly or quartcrlypaymeuts,
if the purchaser desires it.

Apply immediately to Editor of the GA-
zsrrn, who will give all needed information.

1

Every Family slzould have it.
Dr. I. A. Parke:-s

ORIGINAL II PREGNATED

MEDICINAL PAPER,

roi: run WATER cnosnr. A sum»: CURE A.\D
PREVENTIVE OF PILES.
T“

IS paper ' prepared from pure Manilln
Iiemp,a perfectly free from all pois-
onous chemicals iuvariably used in the man-
ufacture of all other papers, especially
bleached. : ‘
From the nature of the medicines with
which it is thoroughly imprcgiiatcd, it has a
gentle soothing effect upon the irritation
while ils influence is magnetic in fcmovillg
the disease. It is also ii sure preventive to
those in health. Physicians recommend it,
Judges, Lawyers, Ministers, and all profes-
sions use it. ‘
In order to bring this Iicalth-preserving
luxuiy within the reach ofull, the inventor
has had it put up in neat cases at the follow-
ing low price:
Handsonic packages couta‘g 300 sheets, 2."icts.
u In ii is “-
I7200 “ lIIO “
Private families. Ilotel keepers, and others
living at ii distance for all amounts of one
dollar and upwards, enclosed to this office,
can have it sent free of express charges at the
following rates, SI per (I200) package, 6
packages for $5.01‘ suinllir packages in same
‘proportion. E. B. WA TERMAN,
Sole Agent,
410 Broadway, -New York.
able Dpiggists Iieepit.
\ CAUTION.
In order to avoid imposition, the public are
cautioned uguiiist base imitatioiis found to
contain cliemicnl poisons calculated to irri-
tute the disease, manufactured by reckless
uuprincipled Speculators, (who boast of their
ignorance of medicines, and their ability to
goll the public.) as all such are base andspu—
rious. No "Mediciiial Paper” can be genu-
ine unless Dr Parker’e trade mark is on each
sheet, and his uutogriipli on each package.-
Tlius, 3m’) 1. A. PARKER, M. D.

(5 65 Ii

' All respect

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To Farmers and Gardiners.
THE suuicniuniis OI-‘FER FOR SALE 60,000 nan-
ni-:i.s or runm NEW AND mrnovvn -

POUDRETTE,

F the Lodi Manufacturing Compuny,man—
ufactured from the night-soil of New
York cit.y,iu, lots to suit. purchasers. This
article (greatly improved wilhiii the last
three years) has been in the niiii-kel. for eigh-
teen years, and still defies competition, as a
manure for Corn and Garden Vegetables, be-
ing cheaper, morepowerful, than any ollier,
nnd.at the same time free from disagreeable
odor. , Two barrels ($3 worth) will manure
an acre of corn in the bill, will save two
thirds in lahor,will cause it to come up quic-
ker, to grow faster, ripen earlier, and will
bring a larger crop on poor ground than any
other fertilizer, and is also ii preventive of
the cut worm ; also it does not injure the
seed to be put in contact with it.

The L. H. Co. point to their long standing
reputation, and the large capital ($100,000)
invested in their business, as ii guarantee that
"the article they make shalbulways be of such

utility as to command ii ready sale. ‘

Price $1.50 per barrel for any quantity
over six barrels.

A Pamphlet, containing every infor-
mation, will be sent (nuts) to anyone apply-
ing for the same. Our address is-
GRII-‘FING, BROTHERS &. 00.,

Agricultural Warehouse, 60 Gouitlandt st.,
New York.

sci-Iption cheap, at

‘.’lllilii flail‘. fibbtrlisciiinils.
J Frgni the iiilvortpisirur\Oll;:E:;5 Bi-umlivxiy, N. Y.

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1859 Popular Trade 1859
"IN
Ribbons and lllillinery Goods.

1 IBBONSI l:li5i3ONSl RIRBONSI To
_ .I\l(2I‘I)lIiIll.l3; Milliners, Jobbers, Dealers
in ltibliens, i\lilIiiici-_y (,'m,.'l;;_ and (3,151, Buy.
crs in all sections of the coiinlry.

The Cash Ribbon House,

116 Chambers .°.l.I't-0l., New York.
_ JNO. I-‘.inii1-11.1.,
El-'tillJlISlI(‘(I I858. _

We have origiiiatcd ii. new principle—a
neiv era in the Ribbmi Trail-.-, wlicrcbv we
make this IIIIFIIIOSS plain, simple, and staple
-as that of Brown Sliectiugs.

We S1 for Casn, we Buy for Casu.

We are satislic-il_with 5 ‘per cent profit.—
Ask no second Price. Have: all our goods
marked in plain figiircs, so that maii,wonian,
and child " buy alike.” and receive the same
value for their money.

Our Prices for best Taffeta Ribbons, al col-
ors, are

NO- 1 l‘~’cts pcrfpiece No.4 35icts perpiece,
N 1 15 LA is 6 57k 1| 5;
5; 2 20! 5: H 9 87% 4. u
“ 3 251-2 “ “ l‘.’.$Io7 1.2 “

No. I6 $I.-17 1-2 per piece.

We offer fancy Ribbons "all styles,” “all go].
ore.” “all qualities,” at prices
defying competition, and
for cash only.

Our Establishment is the centre of attrac-
tion for Ribbons “Quick Sales.”“Lighl. Prof-
its,” and “Good Value,” for Cash.

ROUCIIES I ROUCHES I I
New Styles and I’.ilcrns,at a saving of
30 per cent. from credit prices.
Examine our samples, and be convinced.
Blond Laces, Quiltings. &c.. 6'0.

Our line of these Goods always full. We
Import and “Job" them atonce for 5 per cent.
advance. Marked prices on all Goods“ in
Plain I-‘igi.ren.” ‘
A saving of' 40 per cent. on these Goods from

Credit Prices.

Our intention is to make the R bbou Trude
as stable in regard to prices as domestic
goods. To do this, we must sell
One million Dollars worth of Goods per Au-
nuin!

We are Union Men. “No North,” “ on
South.” We solicit the patronage of Mer-
chants, in every section of the United States,
and are the servants of all who favor us with
their trade and patronage.

JNO. FARRELL,
CASH RIBBON HOUSE,
II6 Chambers Street, New York,
II. n. WALLAR near the Hudson River
4m4s Railroad Depot.

INDIA iifiiinuii
GLOVES AND MITTENS.

REAT improvement: have been made in

the miiiiufacture of these Goods of late,
and we can now recommend them for general
use. The heavy gloves and mittens are un-
rivallud as a protection in all kinds of acid
work of the chemist, druggist and photo-
gi-aphist. uiiinufiicturing and handling of
potnshcs and other strong alkalies ; for oys-

.terincii,drivers in etoruii-i,aud hose compa-

nies in the Fire" Department. We would
particularly call the attention of farmers
mechanics, hiittcrs, taiiiieis. milkmen and
Iumbcrmcu to these gloves and mittens as
being well adapted to their use. They are
superior to the buck niittcu,cspeclalIy in
wet work. The light gloves are used for
softening and bleaching the blinds. As a
speedy and cfiectual cure for chapped or
rough hands, saltrhcuui, &c., they have no
equal ; are very useful while engaged in do-
mestic affairs such as sweepiiig,diisiing,hoiise
cleaning, and are invaluable in attending to
coal Iii-cs; arcquisite in every family for
washing, coloring, all roughcning and dirty
kind of work, and particularly useful in gar-
dening and care of shrubs and flowers. For
sale by rubber dealers gciiei-ally:
GO0IJY‘l3AR’S i. R. }.IA)CI.7FAC’I‘URING 170.,

No. 36 John strecl,New Yoi-k.
Exclusive mauufacturezs under Goodyear's
patents of every description of ladies’ and
gents’ indin rubber gloves and mitts. Also,
rubber finger cots and ladies’ dress shields. I
s3m

L.

DENTISTRY.

131'. C). .A.. JARVIS,
V ILL perform all operatiousiu Dentistry,
in the most easy. painless and durable
manner, and l'ai-cliciipi-r than the cheapest
for the quality. The most beautiful and per-
fect Ai'tificiaI Teeth of every kind. and war-
ranted, etc. 0. A. JARVIS,
No. 320 Blcecker-st.. Iii-tween Christopher
and Amos streets, New York. sly37

Putnam House, New York.
OS. 357, 559, and 36! Fourth Avenue,
between 20th anp 27th streets, opposite
the Harlem and New Haven Depots.
DI.1\“I./VG S.r1LOO./V‘ BILL OF FARE.
r.ut:.ii-:r.is'r AND ma.

Beef Steak, 7c Fish Balls 7c II. Toast sc
l'ork Steak, 7c I'orterIi‘c sfk 25c Dry Toast 6c
Veal Cutlets 7c ‘fendci-I’n stk 15c I<'rfeiI Potatoes 3c
Mutton Chops 7c Sirloin steak 18c Coffee and Tea Sc
Lamb Chops 7c Broillil cliickn 25 Codori a bowl Cc
Ham .1 Eggs 19c \\'lii-at. cakes 6c Coffee A Cakes 6c
I-‘ricd Hiiin 13c Biickwlicnt do Ge Extra Bread 3c
I-‘rieil Sau’ges 7c Fried Eggs 3c Brown Bread, cc
Fried I-‘ish 7c Bi-ileil do. {So Bread A milk 9c
Fried Clams 7c l'o.-iclierl do. 12¢ Rice and milk 0c
Fried I-Eels 7c Broil’d.\I:ickl 13c , -
DINNER.

Roast Beef 71-. Veal I"Ie ’i'c Cliickcc Pie 13::
Lamb 7c l I'ot I‘ie 7c Chic. Fricii’e 13c
Veal 7c (‘lain Pie 7c Bee-fSoup tic
Pork 7c Rolled Fish 7c Lamb Chops 13c
Corned Beef 7c Rniist Turkeylbc Pork Steak 13c
Corned Pork 7:: Goose 15c Fried Eggs 13c
Pork .1: Bonus 7c Du ck 15c '

Meat Pie 7c Chicken 15c

DISIIICS COOK ED TO ORDER.
Sirloin Steak 13¢ Broil'd Chic. 25¢: St’iv’d oyst’s 13¢
Tenderloin 16:: Veal Cutlet 13c I-‘rieil oyst’.~i 13c
Portci-house 25c Raw Oysters 13c Pick’d oyst’s 13c
DESSERI‘.

Plum Pudding Gc Apple Dump‘.-i fl: Custard Pie 6c
Suet do (So Fiirina Pod’ ng tic A pple. do tic
Bread do 6c Tnpicoa do fie Ci-iinbei-’y do 61:
Rice do , tic Peach I'ie tic Lciiiou ‘ do Go
Indian do 64: Minco Pic 0c Pumpkin do tic

Brandy, Wine, Porter, Ale, Jzc.
Lodgings '25 cents per night. Open at all
hours. L.iwni:.\'ci.-.' H KERR.

iysso Proprietor.
EEGAN ACTERNAN, 2 Wurrcii-st., N.
I, Y.. offer to dealt-rs_ at very low prices
for net cash only, and principally I'rom Auc-
tion, full lines of Ribbons. Silks. Vt‘l\‘t'tS.
Blonds. I-‘lowers, Cape Nets, 'I‘arlatans, &c.,
Plain Ribbons, Satin and Taffetus, cvciy No.
and color. _ No. 2 Wai'rcii-st... (one door from
Bro adivay, N. Y.) S3m48

William H. Kinsley,

UCCESSOR to Grcenleaf dz K_iusIey,and
Kinsley &. Darling, wholesale d_enler in
Drugs and Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye
Stalls, Acids, Glass-ware,&c., ll Gold-st., 
All orders ciirefiilly executed with dis-
patch. and with every regard to satisfaction
l;l‘I.l)£S, Medicines, &c., disposed of tonic best
mlvantugc, or brought to public notice. Of-
fice as above of Wm. Burger, late of Court-
landt street. 800143

Gentleman's Boots
A T IV II OLE SALE AND RE TAIL.
HUNT. 4:10 Broadway, New York.-
o . Gt-utlemen’s finc dress French Calfskin
Boots. 554 to $5.50. Patent Leather (Elastic
Shanks) $6. Long leggrd Boots for Prome-
iiades, Sporting. the. Large or small lots to
the trade for cash 25 per cent ‘cheaper than
any house in the trade. slim-I5

., . .
Gentlemen’s l urnishing Goods.
T Wholesale and Retail. B. FULLER-

TON , 301 Broadway, New York, (near
Duane-st. Shirts, Collars, Cravals, Hosiery.
Merino, Silk, and Cotton Unilcrsliiits and
Drawers, Shawls. Dressing Robes, a large as-
sortment of Scarfs and Tics, New .Designs.—
Sliii-ls made to order from measure, all allow
pi-icesfor Cash. sly-I2

New Cash House.

N E W W 0 0 D Y ARD

Oii Camp Street.

Hickory,

Oak,

Maple and
Cliesnut Wood

THE undersigned will be happy ioreceive
orders, and supply the public with the
above kinds of Wood, in any quantity and of
the best quality, at the lowest market price,
for CASH. JAMES FINNEY, Agent.

Cheap Music.
UR Musical Friend, price 10 on. per
number. Each unuibuflcontnins twelve
pages of Popular Music arranged. for the Pi-

_ Elilbofever de .
F ’ S. E. OLMSTEAD as G0’S.

 

auo. For title by’ KNAPP If LYNES.

(:63 and qualities. Consignments of '

gilclu flirt gltinrlistmuits.

From VISCHER, OIVEZN k Ctrstlenernl Advertininz
Hon:-lo, Appli.-ll0n’3 Building, 34!)’ .2 8-18 Broadway, N. Y

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STARCH! STARUH!
3.42:1 UEL '1'. STRA Trozvasigy

Extra Refined corn Starch. 2*
That will polish Linen and Muslin, it

fl

:offered to Families and Jobbers an tlu ,,

obpst article manufactured. No uiort

Complaints that Shirt bosoins or Collars
do not look well.

. Ifaviiig an experience oftweuty yearsfl
I-liu toe business, and the largest faeilitiei .4
I Ifor manufacturing, the proprietor of lhii

Starch confidently assures the public

that he is able to furnish an article supo-es.

rior to any now in the market, and al-
pwaya of auniform quality. Lauudreenoi-S
“need no longer complain of the aural ,

adhering to the iron ; as in the prepara- j
ntion of this starch particularmire hast
fibeen taken to produce an article that '

"3301; Be sure to ask for Strattouk

SlM‘0h- Price is cent less than any otlieil-I
‘PWh0lesale agents,235 and 237 Wgghing.

ton-st., near Barclay-.-:t.,N. Y. v3m49.

OR Fall trade,at reduced prices. Tl!
siibscriberis prepared to exhibit at hi.

Si

nzvili give a clcauind liigli polish to tho‘ ,
line". and the greatest satisfaction, in
Tmanufacturers. For sale by allGrocei-s.I-l-
Wiziozn. Gmnms it 13110..
STARCH. STAROH,
New Carpets,

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. new and spacious store-9,273 Canal-nt., ai.i

31 Ilowiml-at.,New York , ii very fine usoi-i
ment of Carpets, in new patterns, viz:
Medallion carpets,iu variousrieh designs

Velvet cnrpcts,from 81,25 to $1.60 yr)" c‘;
Tapestry Brussels do. 90 to 1,12 1.2--
Brussels do. 1,12; to 1,37; *3
Three-ply do. 95 to 1,05 ‘-
Super ingrain. do. 62I to 75 ‘-
Extra fine ingrain do. 45 to 55. u
Common ingrain do. - 25 to 37; :-

_TwiIIcd and plain Venetian carpets, oi:
clotlis,drnggets.rugs. mats,stair rods,&c.,
atwholesiile and retail. '
GEO. E L HYATT,

273 Canal-st. ,aud 3| Howard-st. ,l50foe tum
of Broadway, N. Y.

Also, Sole Agents for selling Aubi:irnPow.
er Looms, and Auburn Prison mad; 1].,“
Ply,Iugr:iin,and'Venetian Carpetg,

N. B.—Carpets for Churches made to or-

d9|‘- vlyl8
IN the market for cutting Hay, straw or
_ Corn Stalks,come and see oneinoperv
‘I00. 33 CHICHESTEIVS
Hardware Store.

Locust Mountain Coal.

HE Pl’0Pi'i_etors of the Locust Mountain
Coal,cIaiiu that it yields 97 per can cu-
bon, and only 3 per cent was to, and that
there is no Coal equal to it for furnaces, nu-
gcs, or stoves. We are receiving it alive“
from the miners, Messrs. Repplior it Brother
and is believed to be the only genuine Lou";
Mountain Coal in this market.
For sale by G. H.JcJ.C.RANDLB.

REMOVAL;

FAIRFIELD co.
SADDLE, nuiiviiss & ram

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Harness, Harness, Harness-
THE undersigned most respeotfullyiuforms

the inhabitants of this and the adjoining
towns, that they will keep constantly on
hand. and make toordei-,aIl arttcles in this
line of business, and hope.by personal at ten.
tiou ,aud low charges, to merit a share of pub-'
lic patronage. Strict and prompt attention
will be given to Repairing, Cleaning and Oil-
ing Harness.
'I‘nu.vi<s,a gencralassoztment will always
be kept for sale‘ '
For sale at vcryxlow prices, three tactic of
new Harness. This Haroess will be warran-

ted, nud sold at prices to suitthe times. Two
ecoud hand sett for sale cheap.

DEAN c 00.,
14 next doorto Baebc’s Confectionery.
Ready Made, and Made to
Order.
ONES, at C~.inuon’sStatiou.is now ready
0 and willing to attend to all orders for fine
or cheap Clothing,that any of his friends or

eustoiners may favor him with. He has a
large stock of

Cloths. Cassimores & Vestings

con°lant'y on hand, which he is bound to ell
cheaper than can be bought at any other es-
tablishment in this country. All he wants is
:1 call and he will surely sell. All his gar-
ments are warranted to fit or no sale.

N. B.—I take particular paiusi in making all
kinds of Childrcn’s Clothing, and making
them fit. Call and sector yourselves.

G. F. JONES.

Wilton, Cannon ’4i Station .

ROOFING.

HE subsci-ibei-is pro ared to furnish par
ties building with I arren’s superior
Felt and Cement Roofing.

'I‘liis.articlc of Roofing isin use upon the‘
Norvvalk Lock Couipany’s Building, and it

The best Cutter

 

tire satistactioii, and is believed to’ bathe

All ordersleft with John W. HubbaII,at the
oflico of Win. K.James, will reooiv
attention. tfdl J.N'

Tconwuur 
ovsrnn & niumu 
IVoozl's Building, Main Slrql,-Noffidf
Tun Subscriber Iidefitted iip‘f.‘;,‘.i‘._§i‘“*‘; 
Rooms for the aecomuiodatiou.of_‘-.5NW . .,
and GentIoinen,wIiere Oysi¢‘r2‘l'ii"ov‘ . 
Heats, wai;m and cold,&c.’,~.. .;:,j_.ii] "
served up, to suit tIie‘lunte’o,f’;
_ Ilot Tea and Coffee, at all re|soiia‘_'
Separate Rooms for tke‘recopI.lo‘I‘i; if
IIIS BARBER 

will also be continued In on 
ielly designed therefor, and by eve? . .
on his part to please. he hopes to‘-iv‘
liberal patronage of that .puhIio-«who;
uess he has enjoyed to so large ,_’ai_I'i _ _
since the late disastrous Ilre.ln.-iwlillofif
f-.-retl so severely. ‘ ‘ " I
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93-. A on:-=r wrrn EVERY noon: .4;
mi. lleaclipiarlers for New lliigliiii I5 Conlilllull. _u
Send for a. Catalogue‘!

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£>i2£ztzl2tztzh£;zhhh'h

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Take Care ofroiir Horses.
HORSE Blankets, Bu lfnlo andotlior Robot,
&c., to. Also Sleigh Bells, as wall
as every description of Barnes: or Sti-
dicry Ware, may be found at the Subscriber’!
old stand,east side the Bridge, Wcntport.
WM. S. JONES.
Westpoi-t,Nov.*20th, 1858.

New Hair Dressing Room.

ROI-‘. S. T. WOOD ofNew York, iiudlnte
of Wm. B. Cozzcu’s Hotel at

VV'est PO1nt,

would inform the citizens of Noi-walk and its
viciiiity. that he has taken a room in the
Conn, Hotel to carry on the above business.
Gentleman wishing an easy shave, or their
hair cut in a superior manner, will please
give me a call. Children’ii hair neatly cut,
Wigs and Curls cleaned and drained. Razors
honed and put in good working order. '

Powder I 
F

OR blasting and sporting. by iheligg or
retail, at S. E. OLMSTBADI: C0’S._
UBBER Boots for men . women. a|d"gIiii-

di-en. Rubber" Shoes. all sizes at '
_ _ onitsviiiaua co's.

cry description cunt at

SUGAR ofev

Otusixan at Co’a.

 

Louasbury, Bissell cl: Co~'s, where it give: em I
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