Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, February 8, 1859 · page 4

I 3 . .;eye§wi'£li'liarlicss blinders. Upoil these
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gliiiiiiz-its & %.B.titi‘ittttl‘.'i.

Paturiirirrin Inoiv '1‘oox.s.—'1‘lie ac-
tion of the weather upon farm implements
when they are not protected, we have
found, by experience, to do nearly as
much, and sometimes more, towards their
destruction than the wear and tcar.—-
Plonghs, caltivators and such like tools, ,
are in use only in the wariner parts of the
season." During the winter they lie nu-
used by their owners, but, unless pi‘olici:t-
ed snlficiently, the weather uses lllclll
pretty hard. The fariuer’s use of them
is severe at times, but it occasioiiltl
and interrupted. The wcal.llcr’s use of.
them is constant, tinii-.l-c*i‘uptetl, either by
day or night ; every uionicnt the ‘lllfiitlll
of the elements, heat and cold, t-:\:p.lz.-.ls 1
and couti'-acts, moisture 13531"-"21tiL‘>' mt-’.l
rusts them, and o:-:3. fen l,‘Ul11l.l-'.=-"5 with
them, and t"ornis coat. ul'lcr (_'t).lI of 1'llSI.,
corroditig and .i'ns-:ii:_~;-; lllcui -aiv;-iy. it
will be 8. good plan t_llli'lll_',§ some at the
spare moilieiits of winl.:~i- time, say a stor-
my day, to overhaul llll,'_l!l, clean llit-in up
and cover the iron parts with paint, and
the wootlpnrls too. _ _.~ .- '

A mixture of sttlplitir uml linseed oil
boiled togctlier, witlt or witlloiit any col-
oring umttei-, is a good ~.ippliication.—-
We also find the i'ollowiii;_-j i'ccoruiiieinlt-ll
by an excliatige, wliicll will inakc a §_§’CiUtl
covering:

Take of cold tar two parts ; cmnlnon
beeswax one part; Cl3l'lIlt.‘(l beefs lal-'
low two parts ; linseed oil one part ;spir—
its turpentine one part-, a 111i fuse the whole
over a. slow lire. 

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Wiicii llqllill'ctl,‘Sill' in
lampblaek, or any other colorilig lnattcr
that may be desired, and‘ apply while

warm. Ploughs, wheels, hat-rows, crow-
bars,-cultlvators, and iiidccd ally other

farming implements, coiist.i-iict=.-ll L‘lEllCl‘l
or in part ofiron, should receive‘ fl. eoat- ‘
ing of this, every fall. It lills the pores
and prevents all possibility ol’ corrosion.
Ililli-lie ]=’.ll‘lllcr.
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5" How-To Itisizr Ice Vt-’irnoi:r G ot.\'<=_ To
THE EXPENSE or AN Icr. lloi:sr..—J. W.
Tliorp, of IIllln'l)’1l'Ol1gl1 Bi-ill,-l't-, suystliat
he kept ice out of rloars, and had plenty
to spare last Seplcrlilltw. He threw down
four feet wood upon a. space ciglit fcct
square, stillicicilt to keep the ice from the
ground. The spaces lletwct-it the sticks
Were filled with s:.i.wdti.~t or tan. 'l'ho_
ice was then p.-iclzcd siitigly, in p_\’l'i1!lEIll
form, to the ilciglit of eight or ten l't.-et.
To make the mass more compact-, in order
to keep the air front it, a few pails of wa-
ter were thrown over it. The mass was
then covered with s:iwilust. Some are
inclined to tlliuk ice will keep in this wag:
better than any other. The evaporation.
from the outside carries oh" the heat, and
the mass keeps cooler than it would sliul.
up his tiglit house. There appears to
be philosophy in the method, at any rate.
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fifl‘ M. Btirny, in the Ilcvue lie Z’I'lz-
stmrlio-ll P-zl.Il/iquc, pnllli.«lit~s an account
of a luimun locomotive wliich is called a
baratropo, a c:it'ria«,;e niovcil L-y the fact
of those zidiiig in it, uc:ing.,r as trea(lles.——
The motion is said-not to be dillicult ; it
is,siniilai' to that of \v'alkili_~_r. Two men
with it niadc 5 miles in 35 minutes, on
the Bouvelard l\l:1Z'.‘.l‘ atnoon, \'\‘ilt‘ll the
street was most crowtlcd. At anotlic-r
time the same man iiiade 13 miles in 95
minutes ; and the exercise being; so easy
that they oil"-'-t'ct.l to keep it up -.«.ltern:it.e
hours, day after day, and thought that
they could without tlllii-:iili,_v averltge 50
miles'pei'da_v. A fii.i,«,rul.ii' thing about
it is, that it beats the best turn outs on
steep grades, if they present. a compact or
paved s'.irl‘ac_c.

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5%“ Cribbing, or ct'ib-lilting, is 2!. hub-

‘ ncss, vvldcriicsscs of death.

A Ei".'El.Il:'E Pcn«3n.irtoN.———Tlte closing’
passage of Prof, Mitchell‘;-i lecture on
'l‘iicsd9.y week, at N. ‘i.'., was delivered
with thrilling effect. After speaking of
the tinfatlioiiiable distance.-*. \-‘»'iti<fll 00 tele-
scope can pciietrate lying far beyond the
svsleni in which the earth revolves, and
yet filled with Il'1t(‘~,=,»Gll(lelll'l systems of
worlds of inliuilo niiiubcrs, said :

ljiglit li'livl=i-:-'t.~s space at the rule of a
million luiles u miiiiite, yet. the ligiil.ft-«>211
the ll9ll‘i‘eSl.Stl1l'1'(3C1llll'€Stt?ll3":ll‘S to reacli
the earth, and _lIct'sclicl’:; telescope reveal-
ed .~l:irs two tlionsaiitl tlirec litindi'c-".1 time
l'nl-titer (llSi:1llI~. The _t._-jl'e:tt telv.>.<l:.;.pe oi‘
‘l_.ol'd‘ Ross pursuetl l§i=.-'~:.;- ct'e:ttions of
God still l,l»:;opl.-i- into splice, anal llliviny;
resolvet'l the ll-Sljlllfi‘ oi‘ the Illill-;y \V'.i_y

 

into stars, tll__'U'.'(;“.‘vil otlicr .<_'y'§lL‘l'll\' of
i=t:ii's—~l.s:-aiitilitll llizlilion-.l points ;;lit.l<-r-
ingr Iill‘0llf';‘il the l_il~.it-l. l'l:lllitlCSl ht-.\'ontl.
Wilt"-it he lll‘ll('l.l this ziiit-.i'z.'l'l;,r :ill_v::.3---
when he I-‘.~l'-‘i’ lllt‘r‘C .<_\‘:~‘{télll.~1 .~<cl:llet'ctl pro-
l‘nsrl_v llli'l‘ll1f;l:()illSl)l1(‘U-jl\‘IlCll llci~<_-ll.:t-i-

;Cti upon the iiiiiucils.-. tlislancc, their t-:i.li'-
'tiiotis lii;t;,-,'iiililtlc., null lln: t-qitiiill.-ss infl-

liotts oi‘wo:‘l.l.a tllzil. lit-io:l_-;l>ll' to liit-iii, it
S(.‘r‘lllt‘Ll to hint as llliuig-li tho it-“.l.l \li'I.'.llll
of the (x‘criil:tn poet was more tll:iti.l‘c-
‘dll/.L‘tl.

“tfliotl callctl limit in tlreatiis into the
rcslibtilc of lleaveti, s.i_viil_;, ‘collie up
liilller llllll I will show thee tho ,-_-:lo:'y ol
':llV' llOllSl‘.’ And to his liliggc-ls who >-500:1
allmil. liis IllI'(_ll1U he siiill, ‘iill<‘«‘ “ll”.
strip llllll of his robes of llesli cleziilstb lair:
rlll'ccli-oils ; pttl. a new l)l'l.'t1ll1 IMO Ills H03-
irils; lint touch not his litnnati lic'.trt‘——
the IlI_-‘;11‘l. lliat l’car.; and hopes and trem-

lcs. A inonicnt more and the man
stofytl 1-._~;..ly for his unknown \'oy:-igc,
U,,.l,_.,- the gtlidzince of :3. vt-'l'_v inighg
[$’;l1)1_flfi, iritli sounds of fl_viii5_i; pllli0‘.l3,
llli.‘_V spell aivny froin the battlciiients of
llt‘l‘i'i't‘ll. Sonia time on the mighty au;;~cl’s
wings they fled tlirottgli .‘$.ili-.ir:i3 of dark-
At lcugtli,
from a distance not L‘O1.llllL‘tl save in the
at-illnnetic of Heaven, light l)&3'.ll11ei‘l upon
thcm—-it sleepy Illllll“. as seen lliroiigli a
heavy cloud. Tllcy spell on in their tor-
rihlc speed to meet the light; the light
with lesser speed came to meet" them. In
a moment the blazitig of suns nrouiid
them—:i moiuent the ct».-ruil.ics of twi-
light; tlieu llgillll 0:t the 1‘l_!,l1I.llCl1l'.l and
loft app(::il'€(I more constellations. At
last the iiiiflank down, cryiiig, ‘ .\.ii_g:cls
I can go no l'ui'tli-ct‘ ; let. me lie I.lovl‘ii ill
the grave and hide l‘u)'SclI ll'Olll lhc iiiliiii—
tilde of the lllliV<:l'S|.‘, for end there is
none.’ ‘Eurl‘is there tionc ?’ clemziudetl
the angel. And from the glittci'iitg stars
that shone :il-oiintl tiicre c.uue it c‘.ioi'al
slioiit, ‘ Curl there is none l‘ ‘Biol illL‘l't’.
is none ?’ (.l()l‘llallLl(.‘tl the aiigcl fl,‘_{".llil -, and
is it. this that nwcs thy soul? I answer,
end there is none to the tniivcrse of God!
Lo, also, tliere is no lmgiilniiig.’ ”

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13:21?‘ "We have stlldom seen the subject
of the fate of state loans to i‘ail'.vliy coin-
paiiics so clearly set forth as in the fol-
lL3i}'lIlg.SIllI€I31Ellh from the Dnll'».ilo C0771-
-lil-_’l'l:.«i1 ./ll1i:e'rt'isl*l' : ‘

1. The Statc'ol' New York loaned its
bonds to the New ".t'ork and ‘Eric Rail-
t'oatl for $3,000,000. It '\\’:lSIll1z1ll_}' t;-iliii-
pclled to assiiiiic tlicni, and they now con-
stitute a part of the State debt, unless
the Stzilc has alrmttly paid them.

 'l‘he State l'.)ll.llL‘il its credit to a rail-
road running from I{llat::t.I<) :.§v)l1]3 other
equally iinpol-t:int pl:i-."-c——w.'.- l'I')l':_’/"'.‘lL- it lie-re
The rolitl liiiall}-' bcclliiic the p'.'tlp.et'l_v of
the State, was sold, and i'c:ili7.-'.-t,l some
live or l-IX iiuntli'cll tl-.ill~.irs. The State
paid the test.

3. 'l'lic city of Bi.ili'.»ilo Sl‘ll'lSCl'il)ll’£l
:3‘.-’.'")0,C‘:0lJ to the .~:?,ock of the l3till'.tlo and

it. or vice, and can only be co:*:'L-cletl by
the use.ei' such appliances as will pl't.“."€l-II.
the horse front ititlulgiiig in it. Youatt
‘(C_Oml1lt‘:ll(lS a I111]:/.ZlC', with bars way
across the bottom suiiiciently aide to en-
uble the illlllllzil to pick tip his grain or
"pull his hay, -but. not to grasp the etlg:-gc of
his manger. VVhcn‘sucli an npparatlis is
worn for .1 coi'isitlei':ible time, the ll()l‘SC
may becouie lired'ol’atleuipling what; he
cannol. accon'ipli~li, and l'tit°g_;(.-t the habit.
Dr. D-add l'e(.‘t’xllll‘rl£‘llllS that -common liar
soap be rubbed on the edge and otit.-:i-;le
of the crib, i'c1icning it whenever iiccc5sa-

Bi-.liltl'oi'tl ll:-.ilway_ It is so uiucli mon-
ey to profit aatl ll.-s.

4. ’,l‘l:e citizen.-2 of Buffalo, with
idea of lioltling the trade of the city, took
stock, l,‘OllllS:i1’i«l Illt')l‘l_'_‘f 2 in the Buf-
falo and Coshoclon lli‘()ll(I to the
anionut. of nearly E‘-,1,0'u0,00tl. 1-Ivcry
dollar went llll(li.‘l'.

.5}. The citi'.'.cus of Btil‘f-lilo, with the
idea of lla'.‘i:l,=; :1.‘ direct C(JllllCCii0il \'\ll.ll
Nciv York, “vcslcll l:it',s‘g;..-l_t.' in the
la-‘till-.ilo and Hot‘ticli.<-.'illc l‘w.ilro:i:l. Ev-
cry l,l'.)lll‘il' \\’:!E-3 S:lI.'l'llit,‘(3(I. We have the

 

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' Every inch oi’ r;iiiif..lliii;; in the
C0lll‘.~‘C of :1 your is cqual to a ivt-igllt oi”
riztlit.-r more than 100 tons
cat-.h.-iuipcrial acre. .’.l'ln.- tiicau nnnn;=.l
qiiantity of rain in Detroit, is 23,3-]l)0 in-
ches ;,cqual to 1l(’.=ll'l_V 2,000 ions or" '.-sli-
tcr falling aninially on czich acre of lintl.
At" Dcnrllortivillc Arsctril, jliit-il., the
mean 'annu-.il rain is only

tor, for the whole United States. "lic-
lii;,Flie_st tiizfatl or wcttc.-t place is YR.-t
PQllJ.t, Y., where (31,670 itlclics of
rain is1tlie.ainn.ia.l mean qit:intit_r, etpial
to -6.467 tons of water on each :tt'l'c.

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._ -. 363‘ The Scientific Auicric-an that
bliudnessis-.ver'y common aniong la};-so; in
cities, and?:ot.trihutes it to -their coni’iilc-
meat in dark stables, atid sllnding tltclr

-i-_-,.ab'olis,lied_, atid'tli:tt all s‘able.~: should Lc
dI‘y,-:I‘0.0niy s.tructures, provided ‘WIIII win-

 
 
 
 

‘b_e~fre'qtieritly '\\‘IIIIL'W:1SllCd. 'l‘lic Il(il'.~'C
’i a’u’titive' or tlr_v, sunny regions, and re-
‘quires to be kept.‘dt'y and warm in order
to at-tni-ii the g‘-l‘('!i§.ILeSia pert-'ectiou. Close

~i'ii,i‘c,sjo,couiinoli, arc the llcqiiciit
§g3iI‘ll$ 0 tlia,;t,«vi.oleilt.ilisca.sc clillctl glau-
A; few '.years since, -great i-arn_9;cs

of \vat.:i' lo;

‘ 21,500, the;
smallest qu:lntily and the tli-yl»:-:t place, 
giveii" in the Army Mctcrolo;:ic:il l'ic3.ri-:- l

_aiIti_,E:,(=0iifiiued‘ stables, just like those-

§!vere"icoint_n_ittgd,among the cavlilry hors-

, 110W-flll1.|0SIi;(Ill1{ll(.l\ll'Il in tlial; couiltl-y.—;
* 'll'ltis,t'c.-;iilt.lili.s' been bron;5tit aliolll. lly 

,SIkIl[fl.y_:fl:fl.iiIlIg' :ItliI'g'2’|'.:« stables, -tloill.lii:_v,~'
the $12!: Ol,.‘it.zill.’~',iillt‘l sectiriiig glloil \'L=iHl-

latitm. ‘In .pi'opoi-tioii" to their I|Illl\',:
liors_es,i’iccd more i'rc.-ll"-iiir than inch, in Z

oi'dc-1'-l0:petf(ot'iii the l'iiiit:tioii':“» of t'cspit':t-

lion,,_vct '._lIt-'__\' are ceiiiti'lonl_y coopcil up;
in tial‘i'0w stulle, ,\\ liich aii.’t l.-rigs: cnougli 

Lo liccp it tlul'tlioit5t:’s lti.:l.;,-s at, -,t_~ol~l.:,

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I‘P.r..icnrxo.—'l'llerc islpiitc a little dif-
ference in ])1'(':lL'lll!!_!1,‘ in llI>llSlll(')ll‘.1‘-alt‘ wav
toa f2l§'liIt.lll:Ililt‘Jlll(.llL‘l1C(‘,ll11ll('Xl)£)llll(llllé‘
the ‘.\'ord of God to coliinioti pcoplc.—--
The fasliionablc divine goes to woi'lt as 2}.
parlor scrvaul tltisls the choice l'tii'ililiirs,:
-—with one of lho.-.:c .<ol'l:_ p]i;il_llo pcnt'0ck’s
tail brusll wllilc the niinisler \'-‘II() In-
bors to save :-zottis gets down on his km,-us
with hot w-liter, snap, a gt)tll'l still‘ bril:-ill,
and like a ll0_llf~IC'(.'lE21llCl', lcavl.-s it “hilt:
spot. The fornicr at Li1Ill‘S raises a little
cli.tst, to liave it light soiilcwllcrc clso,
while the latter trtts (lU\‘l'll, s_:.lllicts up,
‘ and carries out, all the dull; and }_;:'ea.sy
.<.ti.in.<, spots of nitld niid:<iicli lll:ll'l\'S.
Itis stiggt-stetil that it pcnplg nor, ,1 tlmu-
sand iililcsO.fl'ztre nnitlc l:in1iliai' with the
last tiauurd system of orll:odo.\'_v.
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. . . .'l‘lie shock of the c.\:pl0siou of Du-
‘,=ont’s powder mill at \Vilmitl«:ton_ Del.
 very seriously l'elt:it Pllillidelpllin,
il..l-iy miles distant. -I It was first suppos-
l--.lJ(A§‘l1'Il eurtli'_qu.ske. A large pnl‘l0l'
i--.:.'ror in Philadelphia was shattered liv
ilie co'lléii§siea. ‘ ‘ '

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(lircct coliilcctioli and only one l'i'ci;_§lit

'lr:ii:i runs over the ro.irl t,l;iil_v.

-—'——+<-<39»-«»o?.—. I

(3 The city of liul:-lt';§I.I:l‘ i-;.:icll its
lic:-litls l’ot't';3P300,I'.ll.10inaitl of the ifi’l:llU‘5€E(:
'\'lillej; l1o.ltl. It will l'!:lls.'(‘lIl tlit.-at by
t=i.‘.'ntiou.

7. 'l"nc city of '1‘i'o_v lins jlist llonglit
out of its eil:3'.i<,_retiir:itls to i':iil-.vny-r, by
playing ll-ctwl,-cii two I1.‘l‘.I tllrcc l;tin.ll'ctl
tltosislliltl rloll;'ii'.=i, in nilzliliou to pi'c'~.'itltis
and niutrli ll(:ll\'l¢.'1‘l(-.).€~IC':.‘. it ll-as taxed
itself to ruin. _

8. Tile '.-'iil.~t,r,-ft-. of ll-imc has endeavor-
ed to rcpiizliatc L't'l'l:illl railway obli_:;-.i-
tions. The (.'()'.ll‘i:§ liavc just (lCl'ltll:tI
a;_ra§ii:st llcr. Site must piy the boiitls to
the ntlt.-rmo.-.l..

‘J. Allcgilizlizy county, l’;i., with the city
of l.’itt~llnrgli, lent its ci'ci;lit. to railway
SCllt:lll(‘S, and his recently t,-lldcavoi'l:(l‘lo
ripudiatc. 'l'lic Suprctnc Court has \villi—
iii 2-). few days ol'«lcl‘cil tllclc\'yiii_tr of :1 tax
sullicictit to cover the tlliligxitioiisalready
accrued. City and county art;-llatikrupt.

10. The 1'-’.:iilwny systcni oi’ \Vi.--cousiii
besides cuurulous grants of land from
Cc-ii;_§i'css, ll-is llccn (:l't‘£lIL‘(l 'ny cily, coun-
ty townsliip and farln nionlgligcs.
these are now in daiigcr of loi'cclositt'c,
and the distress of prival.-o= citizens is gtcat
It is pl'oposct.l that the State shall assnnic
their p-.iynicnt to the tune of $6,000,000.
Iowa is in about the same position. In
the city ol'§I.»;t.-oknk taxlitioii has reduced
the value ol'propcrty 50 per cent. 2

11. ’l'hc tzilaite of Iiliunc-sot:i l'iii'iiislics
the latest. lllS'(1t!l(.'L‘. 'l‘lil_-. Slate lt.-lids its
builds to the lliiioiiiit or" ';3.3,t‘l00,l)()O to
\':il‘lUllS railway strlicitio;-3, ’l‘ln-se Ij()i]l,IS
v;cl'o to be st-ciircd by lll'>‘.I'l n~.«.)i-tp;-lg-t_-.(l
liolltls (iii the l':iil‘:‘o:it§l-'. ‘flit; t_-();np;ii‘lics
no-.v rcliisc to c.\'ccntc the lirst iii0rtg__:;i;.rcs
to lli_c arrlo-int of S253,0(l0,0=.',l-C), in whit,-ll
the tjliilt; :ltIV:1|lt_‘U is to be int:lu~.lt:tl. This
nottlll Lll1‘U'~.‘.’ :'-. t:i.\;-alion of .‘,};’l,l‘.l.l0,C'l(lt;‘) on
llli,‘ §lit‘u:. 'I‘iI‘..' $l:ijli‘c.lt‘ii: l_‘L:tll‘t ltzis is-
sucll its lll'.ll(l=_'-.1!)
i l$llll(‘_\' IO -lS.'\'.ll-J llll: I)tJl|'.I“. ' ‘lit’ Uti\‘l_-i--,mp
i'cl'tiscs, :til(l tlicrc the miller S'.2lllll:'.

the L‘;il.skiil zitid Cliiin_ioli:ii'l'ic
New Yeti; 23!:ilciu l‘.-‘.37.

hen the lirst .iizoi'l;.;:l_=_-..-_. l_illlll.‘l'

$11,000, \\ llicll ivzis all the State rczllllze-ll.

ll1.llli£i.l' to all,

-9-. -fl-C, :~—e -a-——

. . . .'l'lit-rc is a gzciitlciiitiii in New O.-lcatis
. ]Il('l'i‘llllllL null :1 pllliltt.-1', illltl \'-.'() l'("fZ_‘l'I)I.
llllti. a llal-licloi‘, trlio:-zc iilcliiiio this

In
} ear will rcricli tho Il:1!iilS§Olll-'3 stun of live

ll'|lll‘lI'£(.I IllU|lSllll{l llollars, who, twci-.lv-
lj.-'0-lii's aiijo, was :t clerk wilh ll .~;al-.iry of

t‘li"l‘.y llollars it tiimllll.

.. . . .It is said that the Wa.:-liin_{_-jloii Uliiml

does not suit Mr. lliicliauuii, and it blow
up is imniit-cut.
frielid to’ quarrel with.

DRE-S'.E.‘?v‘3§§‘l‘
Sad-illerv, Harness and Trtiiik
2E3'l.l’iIllf£}"C)I%.I'E.Z1”1Wi..!
-E1-11;‘ .5 ll)5Cl‘lb(!ll{(’.€'.pE-COIIEIIIIHI) on ‘.1 and,

and wil I make toortlcr, all lll‘I.lt'.‘ll'.‘{l]')[)(‘l'*
~'-ltillillgllt)IllsllLI(30I'l)l1SIl1CSS,t’)I'tll0 bcs.tm-.i-
terialautl worktnanship,uud allow prict-s.—~
Every description of llarness constantly on
.i-.iud,or llltl.(_lI.' to order; also rt great variety
ofi~).tltllcs.l}ridles. .\l-arting-.ile,c;,elc.. ulS0.

Fl] i\'ct.s,1l-it's-.2-clotlis,WhipFin endlessvn-
t‘l“.‘y,Tl‘llul(S ofall sizes and descriptions.

 

 
 

 
 

 



fianbnry fit. Norwalk 11. LR.
wIN’l‘l§lt ARR”-\NGl-).\lEN'l‘.
tjoiluiixciao Jan, 10th, 1859.
Trailis run‘ daily, (Siindays excepted) as
follown: . .
Danbury to South Norwalk.
ls: Pa.s-u.-llgrl- at 7 A. M.-—Arriving_at
SoulllNorw-.1lk,at 8.10 A. .\I., and connecting
with the 7 A. M. Train from New l~l:iv'eu, and
with tho 7 A. M. Acculnmoditlioii Train from

'v':lli.-:+:-.:-..<.f~.l-pctIla;zs.S:1l»clIclS-ctC..910- R9‘ New York.
{)2tl.‘lllf.! done neatly and pronipll)’ 0" ”“’,, 21il1 1’n.~lseli;,rel~ (mil I"nig/it at 3.25 I’. M.

'l_l'Jl‘l~.(‘.SI. notice ,-and uiostrczisouabltrl-Gflllf‘-
WIi.lI.lA .‘.I S. JON I‘-bx
EnsIii«1ctlie'lri-lgc,Wcstporl.

"Si ‘i;lRl-l.‘S'l‘l“.l) in proiecliiig their trees
 l'.'..l..i tli: l':ii*-it-go-s of the cziul-:cr and other
w.:rllis. The Slli.J~€CI'll_'lOi‘ li-.ivit|_‘-I P11l‘Cl1215 “*3
the .-all-" ri.-;'ut ill li‘o.~'ll-r's l':it<-nt 'l‘rr.-_c Pg-
lt*.:l.:,il‘. tor Illl: tolma oi’ -‘H:uul'€-I'd. Dari-~n.
Pl-.-iv i.';til:i:iii, and t\‘».iru-lilk, would call the
,,l,,.,m,-,3 ,~,,' in pl-;~.-lltl.s having, I-‘i ilit and Dr-
li.ioi-:iltal'l‘i't-cs. in l-lll tttlicle. l. is tho mi-
ly p isiti v i_- cure wliicll has be I l (:ll'l.-rt-d to the
pulllic. ll in-,-t-ts with 11lllll'(.‘l'.~‘.\ appi'oval.ln
smell is to ill.‘ couviuccil of is utilily. All
,,.i,,, |1;\'.’(.‘ Ll-ca-s itilcstctl with itisr-t-ls can llavc
lllI'ill Lll.ii‘oil}.:‘llly C'.lL‘:lll:-'.n"ll, Llle'i'-.-li_y |Jl'(‘\'('lll"
ill; tlic worlns front lorniiiig lllt-ir (~lii'_v-nilis
l‘,,.1;.liollii*i‘yt-at‘. It is silnpli-in its coils-
ltuctioii, -.tlil_l not cxpcilsivt-. ll. slioull] IlL"ull-
lat.-lictl to the ti-or-. as isotlu as the [st of Otto-
llur. and cotitiiiii-.-d until J title l‘ollowiii,t.:, For
iurtlicr parl.ictil-.ti'senquire at the .‘ll(‘-l'\‘ of

' Ii‘. ll. NASII,

. South Norwl'ilk. Conn.
The ,-ullqgl-lliei~ ll:1S‘.'.|l5‘I) [lll|'('llll'~'l.‘tI Illt’1'I,!{lll.
for" tho .-!L1llli‘I.t)\VllS,(ll a. nl-w Water Elevator.
,.,.|,-,,.h;mi,l;;t.1<)l' atiylliitigt-\'ci~bci‘ni'cinven-
telllnl)1itainpm't: wal.erlrom tvclls ol any
depth. Callali-.1 300 one in oiivmtioit. and

you will be convinced -lit first sl,r_-hi.
37 1-‘. ILN.-\S1-I.

flfibress G-code.

A fll1C‘».1S5OI‘l.l1]L‘l1I.,l‘tl. ’ ‘
C. J. GRUMAN ls.

$506 or $Zl.fi0§) wanted.

V ‘[11-Iabovc sum is wanted for -.1 short peri-

I oil, or a term ofyears on uliiiictim_bcrcd
real 1-.‘-state. Security of double value;-‘5'3 P_9l'
cent. per anuuiu. pziyahlc seiiii-ailtlually,wl|l
be plltl and iiolliingntlurc. Apply to the of-
Iicc of the Gazette.

Eitobitti ‘fglirutb.

Probate lllmrt,

Dl\Iril.‘l of .y‘\'V.(JI’Il_llI//I‘, 53.

../—lI£Il:1I‘_'{/ ‘Z9.’/l_. 13.3‘). ’

,1 5'1‘.-\'l‘l‘i oi‘ 1-15'1‘lIlS[l S't‘ttEEt‘, late of

' Not-iv-.illt. in said tlistricl, deceased.

'l‘h:,» Court of Probate for the District of
Not-iv tlk.ll:tlll limited and allowcdsixmotltlls
front the date licrcol', for the crcdilots ofsaid

'l‘lio=.c'wslo ll.');;‘lCCI. to [)I‘t‘5L‘llIl their accounts.
pi‘-.ipi.-rly attl.-sicd. williin said time. will be
-.1l.-'-i-.iri-ed ll rrc-.ivci'y. All ])t.‘l'S0llSlll(I‘dl)I.cd
to sail I9-'l-atc arc I‘i::[ll(.‘Ett.’(I to make immedi-
ate paymcrlt to

- ALFRED l’tAY.\IO\‘D.
.‘ll"'5 Adininislralor.
I?!»-/l-it-t nf .r\"llrwaZl:,.ss. Probate

.Tl'l7llH(l"_!/ 29/72, 1859.
i:‘l5'l‘Al'E of SUSAN STREET, late of

J Z‘.'or\valk, in said District, dcccttsct].

The Court ol' Probate for the Dnlrict of
Norw.tlk bath liuiitetl and allowed six months
l'ro:n the date thereof, for the I_il’C(.lil(;lS ofs-aid
I-2~t.ilc. to exhibit their CILLIIIIS l'or setllcttictit.
Those who neglect to present lltcir accounts,
propl.-rl_v attested, williiii suill timc. will be
t1-.-ll-.iri-cal :1 recovery. All ptr-sons indebted
In said llsl.-ale -are rcquestttl to u.-akciinine-
diatc payment to
ClI.&UZ‘-TCEY S'I'I‘t1-.‘E'I‘,

A.-'Il.I]llllSll‘1lI(.‘ll‘.

Court,

fill.-)
-l

_l);.s~ll'l’t. of .."Vuru.-aI.'l', 3.5. Pr abate‘ Court,
J-IllIIll"_l/ 291/1, lS;')‘J.
E31‘.-X'l‘l'J of S.\llAI1 JANI-I W.-\_RRl£N_.l-ate
of New C.1llll.'-\l'I,ll1 said l)i:-'l.rict deceased.»
'l‘.‘it-Court of Probate lor the District of

Nl)t'ivallt, hath limited and allowed six
months front the ditc hereof, for the
Ct'cilitot's of said listlitc, to c.\;hibit their

claims for st-lllcnil-nt. ']'l-ose nlio neg-
lect to present jlicir accounts, properly
ltttostnll, within said time, will be dcbarrod
a i'l.-co/oi';.'. All persons indebted to said
l-Jst-.i‘c«: arc i'elpio.~'tl-(1 to makeimmedintepay-

in-.-at to JULIA ANN IVARRFZN. I
3l.*:'l l-Jxccutl-ix.

the.

All of

'.l~', c<ltii'1l.=:lliti_-,r (_lm-m-nl,,l-

.\'i'c i'elitctiilu-r, in 2£ll‘lillI)ll lll!:.I’1iC of

lloatl in
'l'lic Slutt-
liati lOllllL'ii i-'i22’lL'0,0(l‘.) to the ro:.itl all-.l ta-
liial

iiloi-lg.i_-__re the iron of the road sol-.1 for

To wllicli i-iiglit be ‘Il‘.l'.lL'(.l the fate of
.istcr city of Bl'lLl£-_’.3p:)l‘I. iinrl llcl‘ (‘f\'l.‘lL'l'i'
ance with the ]'lOl1.a‘IllfJ11lt! botirls, still fa-

lle has :onl_\-' one more
Bennett of the

Gozniitlssioners 1‘J'otice.
'1‘l1l-.'sllbsr:rilll-rs, appointed by the UOlll"I
OI l'i‘ul.i'.tl‘.‘. for the Di.~lt‘ii‘I. oi" Not‘-
tvall-;, Co:ii:ills.sioilci‘s to l‘x.’(2'L’IVt.‘., cxatniue,
and ll.-,=-litlc upon the claims of the cred,-
itors oi the Eslftte of George 1-‘. Dc-ldett,
an insolvent debtor of Norwalk, in said Dis-
trict. assigned in trust for the bi-tit-lit of his
crcllil-ors, l]t:‘I‘r':l.l_‘,’ give notice that we will
att-on:l to the busincz-:s of our said -.‘ip|)oint-
mt-ul.-it the L‘5l.orc of Willialn C. Street .k Co ,
in said _\’.lrw-.llk, on the lfltll day of .-\Iar'ch.
l>.‘li‘i,ziill‘l on the 14th day of May. lS50,:1t
one o'clock in the al'ternrll,lli of each of slid
(l'.l_'y.<. Sziitl Coiirl hath litnitt-ll and allmvctl
four in:)ul.h.: front the drill) lit:-rcol. for the c.\'-
llibition to us: of c lliirus a;_rain.=-t said Estate.
 Nil’ 11 la: ‘J ll.-\ \'.\lt_l_\'IJ, ?Comniis-
Al.lll-21:1‘ ll. \vtt.t;o.\'so.\t. S siollr-t‘<.
l‘l.it..-.1 .it .'\ll,irw.l. it, this 15th day of Joinin-

H’. 1.9.31). ‘lto
Till-I .<iib.<crilll.-rs appointed by the Coiirlr.-1'

I’rob:itc for the District. of Not-walk,
C._i:iiuli.<:-'ioiiei'slo rcccive. cxatiiitlc. at-.il ile-
oidc upon the cl time of the crc irs of the
E‘-ii-lllt.‘ ol‘ Cllal'll_-ls Hold. an insolvent. do-blot‘
of Norw;i.lk,in said dist:-ir:l.assi;1,'lictl in trust
for the lH‘Il(!II.'l of his CI'L'llll()l‘S, licrcby give
iloticc that we will attend to the bu.’-:incss ol'
ourslii-l app:-inttnt-til.al. the (lllicc of Joscpli
Ii‘. Foolc. in said .‘Joi'u :III(, on the 15th d-iy of
Tilitcli. 1839, and on the 14th day of May,
‘l;~s’3‘.l, at t').'l:Z' o'clock in the '.1l'teriioon of each
of still days.

Still Cl_|.lI’ll Il1lI.lI liinitctl :iu.lallotvc(1fo.ir
months from the dull: llc-re;-ol‘, l'or llle c.\’hibi-
tien to us of clltilns against said Estate.

.l()'Sl§l’lI W. IIUBBELL, ?Commis-
.Tt)Sl-2l’lI 1-‘. rtjlrnu. ssiout-ls.

Ditctl at .\*orw-alk, this 15th day of Ji).tI!‘lZt-

ry, 18.30. 4;;-;

cloinmiseioiiers 1!'li‘o'l;iec.

3.09 barrels of Southern Chic
3.?" Ia C) ‘II IE3. .'
Ill.ldCI‘ front the mills. will be sold at
WIl~)l'.‘S:lI|.! prices, l'or Cash. '
I. S. JO.\IE:‘, South Norivalk.

Fire Eroof Safes.

N illlilll-lull to the prcserv-.ition of the town

Records, of this place, in two of oitr safes
iL>1l]l)l'Il lilne's.'iice, we wouldcall attention
to the folluwiti_-.3 lctlct‘ wril.t<.-ii to the Editors
of the New Yr.-I'll Courier and l~Inqnire-r :

1.1 ll. Eotrou :—_In the lire at No. 30 Warren
FIf'l.'\.‘I.. u.i the nlnrnillg of the ‘Jill insl,our
lll ist. valu-.iblc book.-2 and p.ipt.-rs wt-re c.vp.lscd
for ill} hours in one of Sic-ai"lis rt .\I.ir~.'iii‘s
l*‘.re l’roo|' S;ilc;-t.

We say lirc pr-.:l.:ll', not because they are so
l'lll)l.'llt:(.I. but bee-.i'.ii-ze we liavc so proved
tlicln. Uttr books :itii1p=tpci's L':l1llt..' out. un-
ill_jirc.'1._s.i'.'e Ilic binding oi the books, out--,t.
s’..iitle:.l by .~lc=.tm.

(').ir >‘t:)ll.' was live storicsabove ,t:rounll_
:-‘mil two stories below, occitpittl Il'0lllc.,'l|;t1‘
to g"-\l'I'\.'I. Tn: iiitt-ti.~.il_y cf the Ilt':'.lI« can be
attest .--1 to by any lireln-.iri WIIU, v.'illic-,.-‘:-‘t-ll it.

No i'tir:i:icc can ‘or: ':onl'.'ivt ti by Ill’: inge-
nuity in man to create it inure inlt.-llsc lic-at.
\\.'l.- voiatitllt-ily give this tribute lo the value
0? the.-we S-:il'cs. and select your '.vitlt.-ly ‘JI|CI1-
lit:-ti comuioscinljotlrual to iulortn the titer-
cinlilc cliirliiiziiiily wliat csliiliaic to pl-.i.;~e
upon .‘~'ll-.:ll-us- S,‘ .»lflil‘vl'll's. ll'l'l’.Icl": Plttult
Safttllllllllll r S(l_,"l,s_

I'll.-.~‘imcll".illy, .
lI.'i\'ll..\.‘.'D, II.-.t:n_ii_ ii’ l'lts:.1:'r,
‘i‘l’liilll:.<.ilc I)l‘il.'. 2l>lS.
Ci‘-l‘. Gl'l.'Cn‘.\'icll Si‘. Barclay st N Y."
S'l‘1-I.-\ ll.\S ll‘ MA IIVIN.’

-13 i[:irr.iy-:~:l.. New York ; 57 Gr-.iricl- st“
New ()rll::tlis , L$ll‘1.\I:iill.<I..E.(I. ills.

Alslltiil-no eouil ll-.in.l Fire I’rool Safes for
salt: rt-r_v la.-Iv.

Ntll".%‘kill{, 1)-.ec. lflh. 15.33,

 

‘v’£il’1ies=.'ler ail-I. ‘§¥ilSGil’S
II“-“'I.‘\'li' .‘iI:'it-liitits. at ltss than hull’ price.
L, lot-.-title by «til.-\.$‘."l‘. Lt:t_iN,.\n1), '
"Nor-.valk, Sept. 90, 858.
Winter Gloves
.,)R ?lIilii’salll1l}.-'l_vs' weal‘. cl-cl_+v..'l-lay,
style and pi-ieo.s until very snpcriorl-‘ur
Galinlll-l.-,.he. (‘lullanon nr,voii’lilo.:cl.licin.
at lt.-\.\Il)Ll<l'S.N-o_.‘.! Skidt1y’s lllock.

‘_ .. _.. _-_-..__.. _

 

" " .i:v.ii~“oi:n & tiling...-.3 system ofBook-
keeping,{1O Chfit,‘ til. the . .
Goiisllii srclui.

- - _.’.‘.V'W.ji;r$<.f‘l.:i.,-1‘-_-\;~L*‘

1-I~-tltit~.l.-l n.-.'hill2t tln.-ir clliiuis for sctlleinenl. _

Arriving at South Norwulk, at 5.101’. \I.
Soutli Novwalk to Dazibury.

ls! PdSS!.‘NgI.’I‘ and I"l'i'igIl! at 9.00 A. M.
Arriving; at Ualibury, at 1040 A M.

‘-.’m! P'(t.\'.\‘("iIg."I‘ at 5.41) l‘..\l.—-Arriving at
Daiilutry, at l; :10 I’. M. ’l‘he 5.40 I’. U. 'l‘raiu
from Nor-.valk t'ei:r-ivl,-s l’a.~:sciige1's l‘r_uin the
t‘..»l:‘l 1’. .\l. Aeoolniniltlalioii '1‘rc.§u frain New
York. and the -1:10 I‘. _l\!. 'l‘i-nin lrolli New lla-
\‘o:ll. l’as.~:eiigci's goiiig East l'I'0!II South N0!‘-
walk (‘.‘.-ll) ~tnkr- the 21.15 1’. hi. 'I'i"-tiu at South
l\‘nrn'9tll.'. wiilloul «lit-ti-illimi.

I'u5.-’.“L‘llg(‘l‘h‘ can he lick:-led lbrntigh to New
York Iltilll. all the Stations: on thiskoatl ‘l ill-*0
lrolu N.-w York to Ntit‘\s'allv, and all Station.-
on the llo-.~.tl.

I'.lS~‘('lll,{t'I‘>§ who ptlrcliasc '1‘it:kcl.-t llcfurr
l'.|l{ll|_L_' seals in lli«~t.'ui. can Ilil‘.'l.' them at
i'cilttc.t~d rule.-'.

t,!ai~ria_u_t-s will be in rea.-line:-s al. llitlgl-Iii-ltl
Silzilioti to C')ll\’t‘y I'2I>.“L'lI_:(I'I'h‘ in tiny part til
llitlgt-lleltl ; nice, at tho. Station at Illiilbtlry.
to any pal-tlllt,lll:1io~-oti;;li oi Uanllliiy.
l1.~\l{Vl‘lY S~‘l.‘ill’l'Il, Sup’l..
D-.1nbtii‘_v, January 3, 1552!.

, .

‘ - S'£‘03.'lI2N'-
ROM the store of tlic.-uibscrilieri on the
night ol'li‘rit1ay, May ‘list, a lot ofgoods
consisting of C‘-lol.liing,Neck ’1‘ies,'I‘nb1eCov-
cu-s,Sh:uvls,&.c. But we have stock enough
lelt to snuply the coitul.ry for the next month
'l‘hankl'ul for the patronage weduily receive
we would ask the crowd to visit us again,
and selectsnch goods as they may want, for
wchavc everything from Pound Calico uud
splendid Remnants lo Silks. (,‘-ottotl gontls,
in every variety. M-.iraeilles Quilts and Al-
londale Gountcrpancs. Toilcl. Covers,Col.ton
and Linen 'l‘nbl_o Cloths,'l‘owelling and Nap-
kins, Sllav»ls,l\I-.l.ntill-.is, Purasols, and Kid
Gloves, Hosiery of every dcscriptioti. Also
it mugnilicent stock ol"l‘aiIoi-‘sgoods, Cotton-
ades, Jeans, Twcctls, L siuiercs, and l3ron.il-
cloths, Silk and Miirsltlllt-3 Venting, Ill.-ady
.\IutlcC-lotlliiig, and Clothes tirade to ordcr.~
No extra. charge for Cutting. Neck Tie.-I,
Shirts, Hats and Caps. We lll’l'l:r ulibernl
reivard for the tliicl‘,und Cl grand stock to the
p[]I)Il(‘..
.Ill1s‘l.l'('(‘J..‘I\'(‘(I._{l splendid assortment of

 

tlairllt-ls, l)ruggcls.0il Clolllauil Straw _\la:-
tl|11!.VL‘|‘y low l'tlrc.l.‘=lt.SI’ANG so t.‘ll.tl'.
Wt-sl.porl., i\1-ay ‘Jill , 18.33. ‘.'|

Building Materials.
’l‘l*l"‘:-.till.scl-illt:l- will continue to keep a
gnu-I u.~ts-irt.tlieiil. on hand of

/'rl'v.v.'l/ llllll (7'oIll.lll.lm Ii'l'il'l',
Lilllc, (D-'I,'II'll.‘II/, (/'lI’I'I:"I!l':l I’/.l.vllel‘,
lfllir, ullll .-Wlllll/l: Illlxl,
wliiclt will be sou (5I‘(“.l|') [or C; sh,
(lll.-\S. '1‘. l.l-:0NAt.D.
.No1'waIk Iron Potmdrv.
I,‘ VI-ZRY tlesci-iplioii of Casting done at the
. , J slitli-test notice, anal‘ in the best nlunncr,
is clu-n p as can be obtain ed at any other es-

N. Y. 61. N. If. Eailroad.
|._‘,f-£3 \VlN'l‘Ell .~1I{lIANGl-‘..\IIilN'l‘, I859
(.'.llllllll-lll*l'lzg .-\"ol)t--lllllel‘ I, 1855.
'l‘i-ains to New York.

I-‘rulll .-‘Vl-iv Illlnrn.
CCOMMODA'I‘It')N.-~-Al. 5.1‘: , 7.00 and

*.l.:‘liJ A. .\l., and 1.10. r. .\l. '

The 7.00 A. .\i., zind -1.10 I’. :4. trains receivi-
[):lSSt‘l1g'L’l‘S [ruin the Daubury llailruatl at Nor
walk-

The 9.50 A. n.lraiu receives passengers front
the Hartford, Springlield, and Canal Rail-
roads, at New llavt-n,sind l'rem'lhe Nangaluck
R..llll'0fi(I at Bridgt-port.

Exr-iii-:ss—-Al. 2.00 P. .\I., (in conncc-.li

cn«,.fcrs from the New London and Canal Rail-
roads at New Ilav-.-n, train the Ilotisalouir
lltilroatl at Brit],-.zcport, stripping ul llridgc
port. Notwalk and Slanllord.
Sllllifldl train leaves Norwalk at 8.00 A. M
for New York.
I{lm.v:1 tome R.-1l'lr-sa d.
Passengers for llou.-atouic Ilziilroatl will
take the 0 .30 .i. .‘iI lr..iii to Britl_«._:cpoit.
.D.‘lI1lItlI‘y and ..’\"aru~all’r }lul'l’.rt:az1.
Passengers forlhc Danlnlry and Norwall:
llailrortl will take the l".i.0 A. it ,, and =1 10 P.
.\l.tI‘t1IllS lo Norwtillz.

Tl~izillsfrlllll .r’\’n ru a.-"- .'u -\”eli= I_”l;l-ll ——Al
6.00, {l.M, and 11.07 .1. 51., Il.10, t]-‘,.\‘
5.25, and 0.320, (lix) P. M.

'l‘r:1ins from New’ York,
For ./‘\‘l»u.~ Ha cc lz .

Ac.3o3t.~—.-kt 7-.00 .».. it , 12,45, 3.-I5 aui14.30
P..\l.

F.~;l=ui»:ss T1lAI.V3—‘Al3.U0 A. .-.i. and 9.45 P.
.\l. for B1)-‘H1171. via New I.l£t\’_(."ll. llartfortl
Sp1~inglit;ld and Wt)t‘<.'<3.~l.cl‘.illt>: S 00 A. .\I. stop
plug‘ at Sta ulford, Norwalk and Britlgcport

The 8.00 .l.. .\I. train connects with IIousa-
tonic, .‘~«‘i-_igal.ticl;,t.‘anal, and Ni'fl London
R.-J.ili'oatl.s.

luck and Neiv Lniltloti llliilrolids.

‘The 7.00 .\. .\[. .-_\cc-lnmotlaliou, anal Il.«l."-P. .\i.
trains coiiiiect. with Danbury and Not-walk
R-.iilrc~:it1, at NUl‘\‘l':-'\ll\’.

TI:GfIl.V/‘I'liIIl .‘\‘oru-(ll/i I.l .\"r-‘tn Htweli.--~
At -9.55 _\. 1:1,, 2.38, -l.?.5', ( I-ix) ;'l.'.‘.i’«, and 13.2-I

. .\l.

See I:-1l'_t_-ft‘ bill of all $’t3I'IiSL'lI1L‘I\I at the Sla-
tiou II0l1Stz~‘ and Ilott-ls.

Slipt's.Ol1ice. 4th Ave. and .‘£7th S.t., N. Y.

.-l-..a‘l. I-‘;upl‘.s Ollici‘. Station Ilouse New
Ilavlsti. .IA.‘llI:‘.31l.lIOY"l‘, Sit/l‘!.

for Bostoiii,
an regular Mail L"lnc. vi-.t fstoiiiiigton, for
Boston and 1'1-ovitlt-llcc— inland roule-
withotit"tl-.-lay, change of cars or l)flf_’;!‘.lgt?.

The stl.-aiul.-l-s l’i.v.iiot"iu lit‘u"‘K, Capt. Joel
Stone, and C. V.-\_\Dl-lllIll|.'l‘_. Capt. W. 11. Fra-
 in (‘.Oll!l('ClI0l) with the Si.-.iiin;_-_lon and
Provitlt-ticc and I.iG."IOIl and l i'ovi(‘lt lite rail-
t'o21t]s.lt,-living New York daily, tfiuiitliiys-c.\'~
CL‘])ll'tI) l‘l-om l’.ci~ No. 2. North River, lir.-.l.
what-l‘ above Ii‘<|I-IL'I‘._V|il(1C(!.(lI -l o'cltcl\'.p In.
and Stoninigtou at 8 :10 p in . or on llit-at'I'i‘va|
of the mail train wl.-it‘-ll lcuve.-i lioslon at
5.30 p. in. ‘ f R I‘ M “
The C- Va.\'nl~:llntt."r, "rem 'cw ‘for *. on-
day, Wed nt-sd-.iy and Fi'idliy—l't'tlm Stouingtou
l‘.lt-si1.i_.v, 'l‘li-irslliiy and Saturday. .

The I.‘l.‘.'.\lOU’l‘1I ltocx frc-in New Yoik,'l‘ucs-
(lav, 'l‘littt'.s'd-.iy and Salurdliy—-from Shining-
ton, Monday, Wcducstlay and Friday.

I’.isst-iigcls proceed lloin Sloningltou pt-i‘
lliili-naill.o1’rovidcilce and llcslon, ill the
l£.\'pres:' Mail 'l‘ra.iu, rcacliing said places in
advailcc ol l.ll(‘lSl'.l)y0lIl1:l‘l'(;|lIl}S, and in am-
ple time for all the early inrlrning lilies coli-
lli‘.(‘IIlIg,' North and I-last. 1’:i:sclig,ei's that
prefer it rcuiain on bol.r:.l lllc SII'3‘.Ill’If’I', (=i.piy
a uiizhtfis rt.-st undistilrbcd. brt-nlcfn.<l il dc-
SIl‘t‘lI.'l|l1II lcavc Stoningtoii in the 7 am. train

A Bgggiige l\la:-tot‘ accompanies the steam-
er and train lI]l'Ol‘lf.!ll each nay. -

For |Ii1SS‘lgf.‘,IJl?l‘IlIS. stale-rooms. or freight
Vam,1y on board the steamer, or at the trail.-ht
office. Picr No. '2. North River. or at theollice
No.10 Battery Place.

It. E. LOCKWOOD, Agent.

New Stage and Hack Lute,
I’ IIE ai.ibseribcr having provide.-l liimscll
with coinlnrt-.iblc Slages,and careful
l)l'lV(!"l-1,\VlIlz1I.l»cll(I to the convcyalicc of
l’.issciigci's and their lltiggagc to and from
lhc several 'I‘rl\iuSau-'1 Stealnboats. Also

Comfortable flasks,

And good teams lurnislied particsof pleasnle
at slturt notice. lloping by -.1 strict and faith-
ful attention to the wants of the public. to re
ceivc a liberal share of their patronage, he
subscribes himscllthc publit-.’s humble scr-
\-ant. SAMUEL NEWELL.
P.S.~Ortlers leftat the Connecticut Hotel

Willrcceive prompt attention. lf37
Stoves ! Stoves!

FINE lot of Stovcsjust the article need-

ed by the Public, which will be sold at a
e;rcat sacrifice l'or cash, in order to raise the
ineanslo complete in_v new I-‘oundry.
Al.I~IXANDER .-\Us'I‘1N.

Norwalk Foundry Building.

Sate Roofs, ‘I'm Roots, Met-
al Roofs.
V TE wish to call the attention ol' lhcbuil’
ding public. and others. that we Il=.t\'c
just. opened ll N/ale full! in l\'orv.alk, wt-ll
sto-.:ket.l witn Slate from the best qilz-.t‘ril.-s ill
the co.l'l try. including lllt: wt.-llktlowil qn-,u--
tics cl A. Allen lk Sun, and the Eagle Slate
Colnpaiiy. We rc.~'pl'-cllii.'l_\- solicit l'it.iu our
Il'lcud_s‘ i it this fliIl.I'.lLl_I'-|C(-III l0WilS,IIlf‘('lI1ll'lCU
(Oi).-lI.llll.1[L‘,l|llLI Wit u-.)l only tlt-fy but chal-
l-.-ligc comp--lition.
C l-_‘.I{_ I.OCK\\'QOI) ACO.
'1‘ is llll est.ibli:sllctl fact that the ll0l..\ll'3S'
keep the UUSLUID-tl|'5Ill town, so S:l'_\':‘- rc-
port No. 1.3 .\1ain.~:t.

 

 lllwsol tine fro.-‘ll Figs, arrivcti by
. b'0I80li’SI.Ill(.“It'JVll'd_\‘.

o. .t. (I. M. IIOLMFS.
R. It. 

I) .9.DWAY’S Ready llelicl,
It lla:lway’s I{JlI0\’a\I-lug Ilcsolvelit,
R.l..livay'.~: lic;_1u|aloi'.s.
l{.‘«'.-\l’l’ «Si LINES
Eaney Tin Toileit Setts,
r Trllllil-‘. pieces. viz: Walcr C.irrit-_r.Slop
J lr. ind Foot llttb, beautifully decora
ted , and only 75") 50, at ‘
(J. at 1-). K. l.0Cl{WOOD & C0’S.
China Dolls.

QLI. sizis, at n..;- Collier Store.

, Agjt.-nls

flail ftiver Nails.
 Ellis.-;fi-tiell-’.si oii.1=l~‘iiiis.

.\’~q'iinlitics to still l.‘vlI§‘.(§l'.3-lI»IlI.‘—I|e.3I.‘ nail-
C \L.'. and see them at the

intlie l’Ill|I‘iif3I,1lI. CllICHES"I‘ER'S.
V _ .;'i)ll§l-Ill STORE.
GED or every desc,i~i‘ption.t-In-lip, at

I. l

..:..::.—::u:n~:¢-,v-‘ 11'." . __ _. .

‘l-2. outer!-Jan ac vols’.

on ivilll
E.'rpl-ess 'rI'{lf'Il from I5oslon,) l‘t'(.‘i"IVIllg pass-

The 2.1.’; r. .\t. t.'.1ili count:-cls \\ itli Natiga;

lubli.-llllietit ill the State. Gl1lvani7.e(1Cl.iains,
Chain Plinips, Iron 1-‘cncc. Posts, Ri1IhIl1;!_S,&C
fillrllislicd to order. I’l.itterus 0Xl.'clI'L'iI at
.-hurt notice and upon reasonable terms.

ALFXANDER AUSTIN.

}' _ |l.- I-13 having I|ll'1'lI.~Il€(I himself with
-' 9 ll Sll le team for a general Carman
business, would respectl"ully solicit the patro-
nn,-.;i ol' those wanting c:iriing done. Orders
lclt at the Fish Mlirkct ,ol'Cllnr1es Murray,
will be promptly alto.-ndcl lo.

 sans.

‘\ IIE subscriber keeps constantly on hand

_ evci-ytli-..-eriplion of I-‘eetl, which it will
be 3*. pleasute to sell to their ('.'Ll.~;IOI[I(.!l‘5 at all
times and no growling.

.. A. HOREIICUSE

New Stone '?ard.
. GOOD assoriint'-nt ol Fla;-ging_. Cull.-in,i:r.
(lnttlar, Step, Windoiv ‘sills. anll Liuiel
of North Ilivcrfllitt.-Slotie. -just receivctlantl
for sale by CHAS. 'l‘. LE'INA.itD.

LIME !

ILENS FAI.llS,ll’t)ot1's and Iliil‘s Limo,
for sale by the Bushel, B.|l‘l'I‘I or L-lad,
.lt-Iivcrt-(lit tlcsin-t1,lit as low piiccs as can

be had lrnm the l;.ilu's, by

' Cl1AS.T.LEONAllD.

NEW FALL GOODS,
Now on
hand.
DrcssGoods,
Shawls,
ll-.u‘gains

in
Black Silks.
in
Linen Holt:-xelzeepiiig
Goods
ofnll kinds,
Flaunt-ls,
A full and heavy stock of
Dry Goods,
many
Bargains.
C. J. GRUMAN.

Notice.

'I‘I}Esub;-icrillerwovltl give notice lhallle
coiititiuesliis busincssolgeueral
('l.lI'I'l.-i’(‘,;.€ li.lllZ Ilrtlgull Bllilzlillg,

And Repairing, at l.is old stand, \t. here he
has servetl his friends for the past eighteen
ycar.s,und is ready at all times to promptly
exlciiicaiiy order-sill his line entrusted to
him. He has on hand for sale one new and
one secondhand Spi ing \Vu_:ons. Also u lot
ol‘I.ndies Cloth forC|oaks, w ‘ch he recently
brought from En gland. and w ich he willscll
very low fol cash. JOSPEH SHEPHERD.

W ' W 1': H. ilfiéi

1 AS taken the Agency for South Norwnlk
for the stile ol the Ct'If:IIl‘l1I0(I Nun-Ex-
ploeivc Cfll'I)(,ll|I1I.e(l Burning I luid. Self-
pl‘('S('l'\‘llI.I0ll I.‘l.l.ll3 first Luv of N‘llI.lll'f.\ then
save yourself from the fl-ar of explosions by
btirningthatonly ivhicll it is impossible to
explode.

PAINTS.
E\\'l’I"l“S Purc I.-cad,
National (10. '
National Extra Load,

Penn. Zine.
French Zinc,
Paris Green,
luipcriul Grcrn,
Chrome Grct-n.
Ilainptlcn Green,
Chronic Yellow,
Prussian Blue,
Indian Red,
Ilosc Pink,
Ultra t\Iai-iiie,
Patent Dryer, -110. at

"”_72Ti'o o '5? A 1!. "£3

RE-NCII\Voo1 and Cotton Poplins, the
_ barg:.iin ol the season,
Only 12 1-2 cents per yard.
0. J. GRUMAN.

ClticunsT.t:n’a.

Diarys for 1359.
CO.\Il’Ll-ll‘E assortment may be found at
the Store of KNAPI‘ tic LYNES.

Something Worth Knowing.
“ LIVE AND LE T LIVE.”
Bl: alltval/s -ready and willing to /lelp tllose
-it:/lo are Ir-yillg la /lelp I/lclnselres.

O11-N FRY has takenu shop on the prem-
Q ises of Mr. Horace A. Gibbs. where he
will be found, early and lute.re-ad] to accom-
modate all who may trust his ingenuity and
skill, in furnishing and setting Furnaces and
Ill.-alt-rs,,mending and making all kinds of
tin, copper, brass-antl sheet iron utensils. in
the most subslatilinland well finished litan-
ner that can be turned out ofuny of the No.
lshopsiu tliiisgreat city, or any other large
I

0\\'l'I.

All kinds of Plumbing attended to and
turned olfiviali iieatlless and di .-patch.
Do not. passliy
Your friend John Fry.

itiorwalk furniture

AND CABINET EIIIPORIUIII.

7l‘11b‘ subsciibcr has just rtci-ivcd II laige
and splciidid nssnrlinellt. of I-‘nrniliirt.-.
cotisistiiig in part ol'Ilost-wood and Alaliohya
ny marble top Bureaus, llosewood and Ma-
lillgaiiy Bcdstu-.i(ls, Maiblc top and plllincm-.1
Centre, and |.oo Tallies, .\laliognu_v Sofa
C‘li:iirs. Ito.-kers, Sol‘-.is. 'i‘t-lc ll totes. .\laho;:a-
ny l..uutigcs in |II‘0CIiaI(‘I, do. plain, Maple.
‘Black 'l\l'alnut,0ak,Calle sent Chairs, Mir.
rors, Ii».-llsteatls. Clibs, ¢'ra«]les, and all goods
gt,-ii-:ra'.ly found in a Iirst class \\'areli0n.=.c
cheap for cash. Elitrance on Main stlccl.
- H. .\I. 'I‘Ell1lI£Ll., Agent.
Norwalk, Novffiotli, l8‘.'$.

IALBBRT K03 R P EL,
iviiiiiczmie-.-2 ‘EAIEGR,

DJOI.\'I.\G Store of K nllpp J: Lyrics, Main-
st., Norivalk, Conn. The public are res-
pt-cl.l'u1l_v invited to call and cxagnliic the large
and varied assortment. ‘of R;-any 1\'|;u|e
Ulotlning, French Cloths. Cassiincri-s and
Vestiugs. also a general at-s rtmcnt of gen-
'lemcn’s Furiiishiii-,i,r Goods, consisting in part-
Cf Hats and C.ips, Unibrc-llas,Sllirts, Collars,
ll‘:1vlils,,II.ilillkei'cliicl's, Slisp.-utlt-rs, tkc.
Cloths, Clissiincrcs, and Vt.-stiilgs by the
yard or pattern, and cut free of charge.
lhtrticnlar attention paid to Clliltlrt ll’: Gar
.lil:-n'l.~'. ' ""-" ‘ ' "’ ..---3.-‘.5:

[FLOUR ,some cxtraclloict-bl'iind.s at
. OLMSTEAD & CO’S.

Hides.
CASH paid for Cattle Hides anilCxl.lfSL"'ns
- the highest prices, i1t_

0l.‘st'i*‘.-ml 3: to‘ s.

 

G

Tomb Stones 6: Monuments
ATTHH
Norwalk Marllle Vard I

.lV‘:,-it r he I}rl'.d_;_;'r-, ..'\".')-‘Iva!/.' _. Cunll.
El’Ul.CIiZ‘tAl. .‘.Ioiiiitn-fszilslh (lmvcl-'.tone
ot‘evt-ry \'{tl‘Ilfly ol‘ pull:-rns .2:-lid of the
inoslskilful ivoi-kaiansliip. The bcst-.l.~;sort-
rncntol I\l11(.‘1‘lCflll:lll(I l-‘t.~rcignSlut-ble,kepl
constantly on hand.
l’crson.swi:e1iiiigto procurtMonttuientbfil
flllykiud of.\Ii1rlllc \\'orl:s. are iuvitril W
cl-.llnnd give xi pc-r.<oi:nl iiispcclilltl of his
lX!£1l€:l'I:ll$Hi(I W0l‘l{mnllFIlI.p. as this will be
more salislaclmy than lt..piircll-list.(iiiiirents
witlioulan opportunilyol'l.csliti;rthi: quill-
ity oftllnnrlit-.19 noiil.i-2.-cit-tl for.
:.\s:i_.'l‘llt.- I.ctl.ci-iiig and Ornamental work
Is excciilotl by expel-icnccd \‘.'oil.-inc-n.nnd
can warrant it to g’I\'t‘(.11i.ll‘(‘3I|liSl'lll‘l-‘(ill.
J. .\I.Sl\ll'l‘II.

For Sale very cheap,-

.\’Flof lhcbt-st built, most colivleilienliy
arranged. pl:-asanll_v iituatcd i-iisiilenctes

in the llorougli ofNorwull;. The liuiltlinfl ‘,9
of Brick .ooiisti'iicl.ed of llte very lwst materi-
lll‘4ll.lltI in the most snbstu itial manner. It is
iiitlicliiiinctliatle vicinity of tlicliiisiiiess por-
tion of the Bi'ill;.-(9., and is peculiarly wt-ll
gzliliptt,-ll for a I’li_vsician or .\Icrellnnl.. as spor-
‘.ion nfil. may elisily I)l‘,(',l'|l\V(‘l'I¢'lI into aston-
or onion. Plisscssiolt call lc $lI\'FlIiIIllIlPl,f(III'-
11/ i I -lilsircll and terms of .iavnicnl made easy.
I-‘or.‘ul-lher pal-ti-ciil:ir.~en-ptirt. ol the 1-‘alilor
o fllie Gazctll-.. lliifi

 '1?”iIi"i:“ will: tfT£'t"'i* '
INVIG(.)I’.ATUIl,»

1’RF.1'AIlI~‘.Ill:Yll1:.SANI'I-lill,
. . -,
(‘olllpollllllhll l‘ll/I.re/_'l/ I ram (l HMS.

Stine of the best pill'galii'e and Liver ,\I(‘IIl('ll1I'S Ito"
_ _ ll:-1'-in: III!‘ ||lIl‘»Ii(‘. that acts as :1 l.‘n1linrlIc, 0‘:I~I_i-I‘.
uiil-li-r, and mute t-ll't~t-luul than ally other Ilit-Ilium‘:
kuou-ll. It is not only a (‘allinl-tic, but ll I.ivcrreiliedy
acting first on the I.I\‘('I' ltlejcl-t it.-i nlorbul uinller,
Ilhfll on the sitouiauzli an-1 bun--I-' 10 *'l||"‘." ""0 um‘ "fut
1.-,v_ 11,“,-, ,,,.,.,,,,,l,|i_,|,l,.g |\\u pllrpcm-s ell.-t-ttllill_\'. with-
out any of the p:lilll'n1l'--6-ling: I-xpt-i-it-lltral in tlleope
lilli-Ins‘ of |ll().s‘!('.'IIIllIl'IIt"i' ll rl|'9‘ll-:I”|"'|-" ll"-‘ -‘.\"~‘“"“
at the .<:1tm- time that it piir-_».-.-: it: illlll WIWII “lk*‘"
llailv in nioderlile -1.’.-n-.-4. will Sl|'1‘||‘°"lACIl and build
it up with uiiu.-.u:il rapidity. '

The I.l\‘(-I’ is one of the ' principal regulators 0
1}". hu~.n;.u body -‘ null \\'IH‘ll it |>I‘I'I(lI'|h1 its
l'l'.~4 of the ~'_vslein nu:

|.u|l‘.IIUll:l well, the pow
fully tl-ave-lnpell. The V
1_,-at-peiitlmltoiitlic lit-al-O
lur the proper perlm-In
ivlwn they are at fault
gull’:-l-.4 in (‘Ul|<C'qLlC‘l‘.f‘u‘* til
lmving ccii-'r:il to do its
that 0l';,:ll), one of the
his stu-ly, ina pI"fl(.‘IIu‘I‘
years, to lind some ll‘lll-
Iernct the runny derange-

To prm t- that II.2I~. rem
porn.-u troublt-tl with
,,|' its l‘nrm~‘, has but to
tion is cotlnili

Tliosr C it ms lI‘lAM.lV'F all
front the .~’_\‘.~l€111,‘l|1‘I'l."'H
thv t1u\voi‘bili=.in\igo—
sing food tolligt-st \\'L‘”.
in; toneiind ht-allh In
movirlg the cause oi the
cal cute.

Bilious attaclzs are etire.].ani1-, wlilztis better
px‘9'.‘L*n!E-'1. by the occu- fl uioizai use cl" tlle I.i'.'er
ln\'Igt)1‘«'1IOl'.

Une dose after mtirlg is
stomach and prevent the

sfulilttch i.<:lliilIls'I1-nIil'l.‘~
tlly nrliuu of the l.il'er
nu--e of its l'iln.:!inlls,
and the \\lIIllIe s_v.<tt-in
one oi-2_'nn—llle l.i\'l-r—
lluljv. I"ilrllieilis(-use-sill
pl-.lpi-it-tor.-i has made it
of Innrc than t\vent_v
o..l_v \\IIt'I‘("\\'III| tn coini-
int-nl-i to »\‘Ill':Il it islinble
e.ly is at last ll-lian-1, any
Liver Cnmplalllt. in any
I.'_\’ 11 bottle. and convic-

M
O

niorbi-1 or bad millter
ilg. in their place 51 heal
r.il ngllie stoniuch, can
h p.ir‘il_v‘in,r.,- the blood, giv-

Me whole macliinery. te-
ciseasn:-—eil'ecting a radi-

siillicient to relieve the
fl land from iisiugan-.1 sour-

IT
nDr.l_i-' one Josetakenbe-H Icre retiring, prevents
l\.’i.=zhtu.~:tre

Onlv or-.3: tlnse taker. at
lzc-nll_v. Lnd cures (‘us 5
' One dose tal er. aiter_ A

8 F13.
F -p.,Crne dose cl two
relieve Sick Headache.

one bottle t.il;l-ll for
::‘.oves. t1ie.cr.u:-ze of the .
i'ect cure’.

Only one dose immc-'1i—__§

One dose alien l‘(’x’€2.:I
cra .\lorbus, and a pm‘-

only one bottle is need-
svstelu the e-li‘c(-ts ofmel1-

A fl-§_!;()11t‘ bottle taken
sallllwtless or unuatiirul
one dose taken a .-'ll01I-
vilzvr to the appelitt-.nnr1

I)ne .lo.<e often reprat
rllcea in its worst l'm'm.=
Colnplaiiits _vii-1-1 almn=.t

One or two doses cures
in Clzilvlreu. there is no
Kennedy in the \vt_lrl.l. as

E? A law ho-lies cure
absorb:-nts.

W.» take plt‘zl=l‘ll‘e inm '9,-".'-7lT\Xn§‘n\AiJ"_" this medi-
cine as a pieveiitivc liar 1-‘mt-r ur..1.-lgii-I, Chill I-'-=scr,
and all 1-‘.-vers at it liilinus ’I‘_s pt}. It operates with cer-
miuu-. nil-‘l tlimlauu-.1.-. are wi.liug to testify to its won-
de-rlnl virtues.

All who |l'~'E‘iI are givin_{II.eir uiunirnuus. testilnauy
in its favor.

1g§= .\lic \\'aterin the III! nth with the Iuvigorator,
and ~.lvaliow l1|I!IItCI_\:rIIII‘I'. ‘

\ ' , ,- .
’l he Lu or Inn ngol ator,
I; 3 ~l._'iu'JI]tIIlC .\Ie-1ie.ll III\'t'<i\'I«I'_\', and is daily worldug
eurt-i. almost too ui'en1 to lt>lil.—vl=. It cures us if by
mueic, even the first dose gi .'iu§_r llen-'-fit, n'u.l seldrllil
more than one bottle is I'I'.'i|\lIl'GII to cure any kind of
Liver C0lU|lI.'lIflI, front the uulst J ndicv or llyspcpsin
to l\ l-oilliiioii hea-1iic1ie.nll vf wllic , .-.i-l- the rt.-still ol a
Dim‘-‘.1’~‘f.‘l.l Liver. I’RI(L'E 0.\'£.'DUL1..~lR PER BI'lTTl.L".

DR. S.\\'l-‘ORII. Proprietor. 3-I5 Brantlwu_v , N. Y. El»
tailed by :illI‘lri.g-gisti. Sold also by Knapp & I._vns=s,
I.. l.. Beebe & Sun, and .1. A. We-e-1, N'\\'nIlx‘. l_vI£

. GROGIIZEBY. ,
A at-:§i’~'.P..u. assortment of Crockery. in
quantities and qualities to suit all clas.
sea of purchasers r-oust-anlly on ham1,uiit1 for
sale by It‘. I1. NASH, Soutll Norvvalk.
V, T11.-KT causes the great rush 01 Ladies t0
the Store of 0. S. Clark i‘ II by, he
sellstlie
Best Steel Spring Skirt for $2,
In America, and other goods in the same
way.ltml people begin to lint] it out.

BAY HUM, GENWINE,

19 cents per bottle. _
‘Iv USllI.\IS. Calicoes,antl ii benutifuuot of
l..idics llaiidkct-chiefs, at
0. S.CLARK’S.

Seeds 1 0 Seeds I Seeds !

have suppllcdlnyself with a large lot of

Seeds. and will sell at the lowest. market
price. Give me kl call.

,l.igl'.t. loosens the bowels
:i'.‘e:.s.
inch meal will cure Dys-

ica-spooutuls r.i1lo.1ways

Iemale ubztructicu rc-
lii-tea.-ie, and makes ii per-

itt-l_.' relieves(lmlic.\vhi1e

Ia-I is a sure cure for Choi-
-»'ent.ve of Clmlera.

.::l to throw out of the
'cineat’ter .'I long sickness
ul‘ .lanu..lir e removes all

..ulor from the skin.

-.ime before eating gives

.nr.keafoo.1 digest well.

ml .:nre< Clironic Disr-
while Snmlni-r and Bowel

‘.0 the first clust-

..t1.icl:s i-ftu.=cd bv Worms

out-er, .<.ilc.-r, or speedier

it never fails

D1'up~‘._'\', by exciting the

In

 

 

A. MOREHOUSE.

.'i‘ust Received.
BAIIRELS New Flour direct from
the West. Gi'pce1's. and families,
wonltldo well to examin before purchasing
elsewhere, at F. II. NASH. So. Norwalk
Shovels am! Scoops. I
L\RGE assortment ollong and short
handled '
3‘ C_.‘1.1(.’.‘.‘..F.3.§'£E.‘§.'.5.-....

fresh Arrival of flour

IN .‘[ll1.l1IIi-il.*S{ll1(1UI!=.*.l t-L: uiicias
scsol‘ eltstotizers, ]'lBl"I0liS gigging from
. . . S

soaitluorwattscilnn.

- New Books.
.-LVKS Of New York,

Doing good. Early Genius.
Master Ratler. Six steps to Honor.
A will and a way.

Life of Washington for children.
Just received. by KNAPP .2 LYNES.

More New Books.

OPE_ or_I'resident, Facts for Americats.
Whileit was morning. by Virginia F.
Townsend. ‘ "
J\I.|IlIIIC‘uV (,‘-at-nby, or
l'l-lends and strangers.
The New Priest iuC0nC(.‘pli(ln Bpy,
0-ll‘~“'l'.V Cl'l‘*‘n. Urdlie varieties of Lot 0. by
'1‘. Ilirtman.
Arabian Days EllI€I'IilIIlm('l1I, frcni ll.e Ger-
man. by It. I’.Curtis.
'1‘he Age ol Cllivaliy. by 'l'hc-mas Bulliiucli.
Atitocriit ol the Lil 'akl'ust Table. dc,
Nev Ilaoks rec civcd l"‘VEI'_V wt-l k, at the
store of KN.-\l’l’ it LYNES.

‘G’ 4..
1.155 nu E

,:'.C to 137,00, ill.

‘54

Azlvcntuws among

furnaces, Ranges, ,
’l‘0Vi~‘.S.IIeatcrs,CoalSkutiles,Rltldltsi.
k- Tilt, Sheet Iron, and Copper Wares
Gla.-:s,Chinu.Ci'ocker_y,&c.,ull at
(3.5: 1-}. K. llooxwooirs &‘Co’s_

Burning fluid, Sale at 13;!

NE of the tnost valuable and humane in-

vent ions nlthe age, is lI]eN0l|-Explosive
Ilnrning Fluid, mantilaclurul and sold llv us
and our agcnlsin this and adjoiniilg towns.
Besurc and ask for thisnntl have no other. as

tries FARIEIA CRACK]-ZRS.
..u. G.&. o. M. iiot..\in-s.

“on value the safety of yourselves and chat.’-

dren. . .
N. B.-— DiI'ct'tl'ollsfal‘ U.sr—Raise and trim
Oil’ the with at the time of filling the lamp.
Thisisbtil little tronble,nnd it ensures a
better sat‘.-r and . as it burns longer than or-
dinary I-‘luiil. is {I cheaper light than nnv in
use. We convinet-allwlio favor as with it
call that it cannot be exnloded.

- I3gC§.l,V£.9,B.§...9$3a-
ENUINI-‘. Lullins’,4s., wurranlrd, m the

money refunded. O. S. CL ‘ Rh’.

9 .-
-""‘€-*s-. .._¥_..-:,-_.*T.’

 

‘WATCHES, JBWBERT,
LOCKS, Fancy Goods, and Dress Trim‘
nlings,elie:ip for Cash, at . 
0. S. GLARWB.

u..s... y ...

_ what we desire to call the attenlio

Itudson ier Iustltilte and
Olaveracllr Academy.

 

M ALF‘ .-\.\'D li‘E;\IALl§ FA C‘UL'l‘Y
Rt-‘.v.Al.rl.\'7.o l«‘i..\ct: . at’. M . I'RI.\'ClPAl.. Profes-
sornf Mental arid l\Iora.l Philosoplly.ar.d
B--.l l--s l.r-itti-s.

.\I..\I.l.}oonn.\'ontiu. A.l\I.,I’rol‘.ol‘ Nat. Sci-
enccs.

Ricii.u:n I-‘.t.i.is, .\. it.Professorofllatlii-inalics
Civil I-Zngiiicci-iiig: and Greek.

R. C. Fl..H2'{ A. .\I. [‘ml‘c.ssm- of Latin. -
Moss. IIo.ui~:u J. D(ll.'LEl~2'l‘. Prol‘es.=or of .\Iotlcru
l»fN1£lUi\L'f=-=.an<l Vocal Music.

l\I.\'r1ll.:ts Iil.'.\'(‘l-2. .i. .\i., l’i'ol'cs.sor of Malltctr.l1-

D,\x[l~‘.l. 1). (>\vt:.\'. l’i-ol'l-ssor ol‘ (Illuitncrcial

I)cpurlmenl. and I-leggislrur.

W.I". DI'2Il.\.\.$.Dl‘l\\\l‘Iltg.Oil_and P5519] Paint-

tug.

'I‘.S. Ilnitl.-tin‘, .\t._n.. Anatoiny, Pllysicllogy-,
and Ilyuicue, with the “ Iillllld lllotlt-l d‘
Hotnmc.-’ '

Mus. I‘il..\I.\ D. Owl-‘..\'. Pl‘Gt‘.l"pIre_s_:z_

.‘.It:s. M. G. (‘l.oom‘..\'ot'ou, UI'uaii'i-.-illnl Depart-
ment. _

“IRS A.\‘.\'m F. Bt."r1‘s,Piano .\Iusic and Pri-
vnle Lcssonsin Singing‘.

Mus. E. A. I-li.t.ts. Modern Luiigiiiigl-5 and
()i'uatnenlnl Department.

I.tlt‘._\'l‘ll).\'.
’l‘llis Institution is be--.iul.il'ully situated on the
llutlson River. three miles from the City of
Hudson, Coliimbia Co.. N. Y., coiniuauiliilpg a
line view oftllc Catskill Mountains and Mann-
tain lloitsc. It is acct-ssibli: from all points
by railroad. and willliil four liouls ride of the
City ol New Yolk, ton of Li0SI.0l|, and one of
Ald.iiiy,twculy-live cents. Stiidents coming
by way of the Western ltailroad. the llarlein
or Ilousatonic, will stop at. Challlliui I-‘our
Corlicrs and take the-iluilson -.i'nd Boston lioad
to Clu\'crat-.k.
I‘l-2t'?l'l.I.-\R AD\'.\N1‘.\ot:s.

Ease ofacccas, by which the advantages of
city and country locatioil are most l.-appi y
eolnbinetl. We can enjoy all the conven-
iciices ol the city, and that quiet, health, and
morality of the country. In clue of sickiiess
or-an l.-n-ergency of oily knd the telegraph "is
near at hand.

Tlll: btiiltlin-,_rs‘are‘entirely new and capaci
ons. All the ‘VIIIIICWS arcpl'otcctcd by Vene
lian blinds. The roonisare large and furnish
ml with convenient clothes pl-asses, hair mat
trcsses, lleclstelids, table .“.'c.. and are also
ventilated by I-Iuicrsotfs improved vicnliln-
tors. A I.ibrai'y. Reading Room,l'liilospliical
Apparatus. and flonrshing Liter-.1ySocicty are

attached to the Institution.

l G R.-\DUA’l'I.\'G CHURSE, ETC.

1 A graduating course of study is prescribed for
both ladies and grntli.-men. Ample facilities
are alfortled to young men desiring a thor
ongli preparation for college, as W(‘ll as to
those wishing to engage in active business
life, cr the important walk to l.sacliin,,. An
ext-ensrvc C0lIl‘S(! of commercial instruction is
laid down, which fits the studoutiulmedialely
for the conliiig-roonl.

Students will be required to atcrld chrrcli on
the Sabbath. l'art-tits and G-iitlrdians are so
licitcd to pay thirty-three cents per term. to
apply as church seat. rent. Students can at.
tend the Ilelcrmetl Dutch, the Episcopal, or
Methotlist service, at their clcticn.

The Trustees h=:.ve put a stove in each at the
Gent-letacn‘s rooms.

F.XI-EXSES.

Board and Tnition.in Common English,
$120 per Year or -12 Weeks. '

E.'iI‘R.\ I-JXi’E\'SI-TS I-‘ER TERT‘-I CF 14 WEEKS.

Higher English, $3 00 ; Higher English and
Latin and Greek, $1.00; Place and Organ
with use of Instrument, each, $15.00 ; French
and Gui-man, each $6.00; Guitar, with use cl
Ili.<tru::lcal. 59,00; Uil l-'-ainling, 312,00 : Pits
Painting, 57,00 ; Grecian Oil Paitlting. Wax
Fl all and Flowers, Papier Macho, Ornamental
Leather work, Paper Flowers, and Ornament,
III Needle Work, each $5 00; Vocal Music
$5100: Penmanship and Bookkeepiugu-ach,
32,00; Chemisti-_v.$l,50; Surveviug and Eng-
iucering $4.00. Board during vacation, $3,00
a week.

Every bill made payable per term, in
ntlvaiic --

Stutlents take care of their own rooms, for
nish their own lights. lamps, towels, brooms,
mirrors, basins ewers and pail.

Books and Stationery will be kept on hand
and sold at reasonable prices by the Registrar.
No deduction made for leaving before the close
ol the term, except in cases of, pl'0ll'l.lCI'ciI
illness.

’I‘I-IRIIS. AND VAl.‘ATIt'l.‘l'S.

The year is divided into three terms of four-
teen WEPIIS each. Terms open as follows:
September 18th. January 20. April 1:‘-ill.

For further informtition adtli-css the l’r'inci

sill.

r FREDERICK MEESICK.
Pl'l"-.9'iilt'nf ufthe Board of Truslggae,

PETER IIOFFJIAN, I-I.~‘.q., Seer:-laly.

l{1~IFERI-INLES.
Rev G. W. Bethune, D, D. Brooklyn.
E. Porter, Editor oflhe Christian In-

u

I(3IlI£',£'llC(-I‘. -
Dr. Strickland,Assist.,Editor ol ChlislianAd-
vacate.

R.ev.I. N. Wyckoll‘, D. D.,A1ban_v..

 R. Gra_v,Albnuy,

illessrs. Alger lb Brother, 336
Washington St., New York.

Rev. Levi Shell. Churehtovvn.N. Y.
" Geo.C.Balt1viin_.D.D.,'l‘roy.
“ A M. Osborn. D. D.. Yorkville.
-‘ L. I1 King. Simgerties, N. Y.

“ A. Abecl, D. D., Newark
“ I). D. Demarest. Hudson-

“ L. C. Brown. Mohawk.
Hon. P. S. Wynkoop, Hudson.
R. Rossman. .\I.D.,Brool.1yn.
.\lr, Peck. Ponghkeepsie. .
Rev. Mr. Wallace. Springfield.
“ W. 11. Ferris.

“ Mr.'I‘itl"auy.Claveraek.
Messre.Me1len, Banks & Co.. 372 Broatlivay,
New York. _
Prof.Wm. I3. Si1vcr,New York I-‘reeAcademy

John Newman. Union College.
Mr. Buck, Newburgh.
-Religious Gift Books.
'l"HE Path of Life, by Ilcv. D.- Wise.
The Young Man‘s Counselor “

ii

The Young I.ady’s Counselor “

Guide for Young Disciples, Rev. J. G. Pike.
Prince of the House ol' David.

Selections from the British Poets.

Also Sandart] Poetical Works in grert va-
riety- Call and scent the “ Corner Store.”

KNAPP & LYNES.

 

ess quantity; some

LOUR by the load or I
OL.\IS’I‘F.AD-‘S.

.. choice brands ,at

3 0 H N‘ * ‘ '

(2 I-I I N’ A II A N’
Ilasjustarrivctl with another-fresh" lot of
Green and Black Teas, new crop-Mid
n of the
public toin particular, is u lot of Green 8:.
Black Tea for Finy Cents per
pound, and an English Bi-eakllist Tea that
John has brought us, which is p-2-rlectlydelh

cious.
G. J: G. M. IIOLMES.

Pumps.

7 HE itibscribcr keepscoastantly onhantl 11
fine a.=.sortmeiit ol Pumps. consist--ng of
Well Pumps. weather proof for Wells ol‘ar.sy
dcpI.h.o II.I| Force and Suction. Hose and
Pipe attachetl.il' waiitctl; Cisiern Pump: of,-
varioussi;/.c.° . Brass and Iron Cylcinlvrs, at

1-‘, II. N.\SlI‘S, South Norwalk-

BOOTS Si O anti.-gt assorllllt-nl
_ (‘li \lpiI‘l-‘..-\

at
n‘~l_

Que:-n‘s

COD Liver Jelly, for sale by
J

KNAPP & LYNES.

tics, and Snpcrinlt-nllt-nl til Dav School. ‘ .

i -’ s °
1 1

. yet 3 at sapatilla
A compound remedy. in which we have la.
bot-ed_to produce the most effectual alterntive
that can be made. It is a concentrated extract
of Para Sarsaparilla, so combined with other
I-€11l):=1.€t‘.1(.'C"~'l of still greater alterative power as
to ::.fl'oi':l an cfI'ectivc antidote for the diseases
.$ar.<aparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed
that such it remedy is wanted by those who
sulfur from Struinoiis complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove
of Ill1Il]'2'.l.'~'-I‘. service to this large class of our
nlllictcd fellow-c.iti'/.ens. How completely this
colupound will do it has been proven by exper.
intent on many of the worst cases to be found
of the following complaints : —

Strltffl.-‘I..‘I..\ Axn SCROPULOUS Com>L.ui~."rs,
]‘:ltb'l"l‘l,0X:¥ A.\'D ERUFIIVE DISEASES, Uncans,
Pl.urt.l:s, Bi.o'rcnns, '1'Uiironal SALT Rruitm,
So.u.n lIl:.\n, Svr-aims am) SYPBILITIO A;-.
1-‘I-2C’l‘£0.\'3, Iilnucunur. D1sn.As1=.', Dnorsv, Nan.
lt.\1.C.I.\ 0:: Tie DOULOUREUX, Daninmr, Dys-
]‘t~1l'Sl.\ .-..\'n Ixntoesriox, ERYSIPELAB, Ros;
ul-. Sr. A.\"l‘lll)N\"S Finn, and indeed the whole
t-Ill-as t)I'('()mpIail1ts- arising from Inruxlrr or
mi: Btoon.

This compound will befpund a great pro-
molt-rol'1iea.ltli, when taken in the spring, to
expel tin: foul humors which {ester in the
I.tIUI)lI at that semen of the year. By the time-
ly expulsion of them many rankling disorders
are ilippml in the bud. Multitudes can. by
the aid oi‘ this rcniedv. spare themselves from
the cndiirance of foul eruptions and 
solos, through which the system will strive to
rid itself ot"corruptions, if not asisted to do
this through the natural channelsof the body
b__v.an alterative medicine. Cleanse out the
\’1I.l3I‘0LI blood w lieuever you find its impuritifl
biirsting through the skin in pimples. eruptions,
, or sores; cleanse it when you find it is ob-
5,U'l_1¢?,°‘1 “ml sluggish’ in the veins; cleanse it
ivheiievcr it is foul, and youi‘ feelings -will‘ fell "
you when. - Even where no particular disorder
is felt. Pe0P1e enjoy better health, and live
longer. for cleansing the blood. Keep the
blood liealtliy, and all is well; but with this

abulum of life disordered, there cim be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must go -wrong, and the great machinery of ‘
life is disordered or overthrown.

Sarsaparillzn has, and deserves much, the
reputation, of accomplishing these ends. But
the world has been egregiously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the
alone has not all the virtue that is c1aid1:-:3
for it, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrated extract: of it,
contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparilla,
or any thing else.

During late years the public have been min-
led by large bottles, pretending to given quart
of Extract of Sarsapnrilla for-one dollar. Most
of these have been frauds upon the sick, for
they not only contain little, if any, Sarsapa-
rilla, but often no curative properties whatev-
er. Hence, bitter and painful disappointment
has followed the use of the various extracts of
Sarsaparilla which flood the market. until the
name itself is justly despised, and has become
synonymous with imposition and cheat. Still
we call this compound Sarsaparilla, and intend
to supply such a remedy as shall rescue”the
name from the load of oblcquy which rest:
upon it. And we think we have ground for
believing it has virtues which are irresistible
by the ordinary:-un of the diseases it is inund-
ed to euro. In order to secure their complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
be judiciously. taken according‘ to directions on

the bottle. ,
PREPARED BY
DR: Jo CI &

LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 91 per Bottle 5 Six Bottles for 35.,

Ayer’s Cherry Pecto_ral,

has won forjtself such a renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely unnecessa for us to recount the
evidence of its virtues, w erever it has been em-
ployed. As it. has long been in constant ulo
throughout this section. we need not do more than
assure the people its quality is kept up to the best
it-ever has been. and that it may be relied onto
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.

Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,

FOR THE CURE OP

C'osl‘i'L'elaess, Jaulndil.-e, Dyspepsia, Indigestion,
Dyselita‘ , Foul Sto-lunch, Er-ysipelaa. Headache,
Piles, R_.6g-ulnatisni, El-uptions and Skin Diseases,
Lil-er C'l‘lfmpIm'nt, Drops:/, Teller, Tumors and
Salt Rb_;i§'t'l'll, Worms, Gout. Neuralgiag as B
1)t.nflL‘)‘J’1_?i I1 and for Pu-rl_')“_l;illg"tIw Blood.

‘ ‘ 'igar-coated, so that the most sensi-
-them pleasantly. and they are the
" the world for all the purposes of 5

C0.

 
 
 
 

Price ceiits per Box; i _. Boxes for 81-00.

Great numbers of Clergyinen. Physicians, States-
men, and eminent person es, have lent their
names to certify the unparalle ed usefulness oftheoe
remedies, but our space here will not permit
insertion of them. The Agents heloyr named fuz-
nish gratis our AMERICAN ALMANAC inwlnch
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints. and the treatment that should be f0l~
lowed for their cure.’ -

Do not be put oil‘ by unprineipled dealers with
other preparations they make more on.
Demand An-:n‘s, and‘ take no ‘others. The lick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.

All out Remedies are for sale by
walk ; N. Colustu-ck lb _Son',- Wilton’; D. B.
Webb, South Norwalk; L. M. Munroe, New
Canmui; L. H. Bailey, Ridgtfield; Lobaell
Ill; Beers, Ridgelield Depot‘-; John W. Taylor,
Weslport; '1‘. B. Fauton,‘ Reading; and by‘
dealers in medicine everywhere.

ON MANHOOD,

FEW words on the rational treatment, without
Medicine, of Sperinatorrllea or Local Weakneal
.\oclui-nal Emissons, Genital and Nervous Debility, Im-

DE LA.\'l~.Y, .\I. D. ,

The important lact that the many u1annIagcom-
plaints originating in the Imprudenco and solitude of
_voulll, may be easily removed Ivl-Tacit‘: ntmclsx, is in
this small inlet, clearly denioultrated ; and the entire-
l_v new and highly successful treatment, as adopted by
the Autnor, fully explained, by means of which every
one is enabled to cure fllX:EI.l-‘ perfectly and at molecu-
liosslble cost, tllcreby avoiding all the advertised non-
trnms of the duty.

envelope. by remitting (post paid) two 0st 0 nt
in Dr. 8. DE L.i.\'EY, as East Slshstxieet,‘-I\'ew 
Cll_v. \ p 1';

Norwalk News Oflco.
E0. W. JIQNNINGS still continues the
generalhewspaper and Periodical busi-

lies delivered to subscribers on the arrival of-
Ille C‘-1|'t'.- and Magazines and Periodi¢aIs.sup-
plied at the market prices. Sharing and Butt
Dressing coniillnl.-d its heretofore.
Agent for Norwalk ol‘Adams & Co’: Exprul. '

Choice and Selected Tenn.
4 CH ES'l‘S of Green and Black Tu..-
_ Coffee and Teas,‘ warranted to please
in price and quality, they defy superiority.
A. MOREHOUSE.

New Silks.’

1IlIS day received,_ a large assortment of

_Dress Silks, black and coloI'ed,sou:ie nevi’ .
and beautiful styles, und some great bargains —
C. J. GRUMAN.

‘moons Ware and Hats, Sheet Lead
and Lead Pipe. ut, .
‘S, So. Notwalk.

1-‘. II. NASH

OIIDS and Tassels, Bells,Bnttona Sewing
Silk-, 'l‘lu-eaxi, -Needles, -Plus; and lots at‘.
l~'-.iuc_v_ Articles, at C[_;ARKp.s-_

 Alli-Oil. (.I(:lDgI'l'ES,' Extracts, and Po.‘
matles, cheaper than ever, at CL‘;-,x=5_

Plated’ Forks.

new more left ‘of those beautiful Dining

 

B.~u1~n,\-l_t, Japauned and Silver _ Plated g
wares. English and American Knives and g
F, II. NASH-‘S, So. Norwalk.

1
.-_-.__-__- _-_.__ t
I

Forks.til.

lau-

A

For Sale‘ cheap. 3
NICE, .\|.ihogauy..Chilt1's L‘rib,t‘oi Sale‘
cheap. Apply at GAZl>.’l’I’|-I OI-‘F1l.‘I'I‘. l

Just Published.
BANKS of New York, Magician‘; Oun §
Bo-i_k.Si'.iilcs and Tears. Night (.‘aps,l
Walter Seytou, &c., lor sale by l
KNAPP & LYNES.
.- -J-— ._
Stoves. Stoves. Stoves.
UR store-rooms are again filled tip will.
all of the latest and most approved
styles. The St. .'V'I'L‘}10ft(.\‘ and Gold»-n Jlge
baving fully established their supremacy over
all other Cook Stoves, are still on exhibition,
wild. or sit cpl oui;_ware rooms. . , ‘at '
P.n~l‘ ri§‘tb -.~;.~.ui'-.:.ts:ssi'llii.s-trial-lflliisslll
"filllence 078”, and at prices that cannot fail.
' C.&. bl. .{. LOCKWOOD All C0

' V

Window Glass and Sashes, 1‘
A FULL_as'soI'tti1eht-, of all sizeeand'qliu1i-

ties, for sale low, at , , .
eniennsirsnis

Skills;-‘e elm.

A

‘[JI.\;l-Isl Table Coven, a few mg“, 193’ .3
$1.10, the cheupestgcoda ever sold in 1

Forks, at $4 per dozen, "at CLARK’S.

town. 0. S. CLARK.

0I.tl:yROs:Ii-

33”, Superior quality, for 3110 .

 .A. MOEEHOUSE. .

CLOCKS of» all desci'iplicns very cheap at
CLARK’3. .

NEW timiiis.7 -

HEl1I‘|(IeI‘5lgI19(I would inform their our K

- lomers and the public, that tiny 1137.
now in store, 3 full assortmenkof new ‘Hdvdo?-
ll;-are, lVl'mluw ,GIas.v, om, Raime, fig,

WM. C. STREET Jr 00.
Phenol; _Block.

Silver Spoons,SilveI"8poo‘nl.- -
f-‘H=fi-£152" —@¥’*Fflfl ‘
down lower than eve ;‘..‘;"‘ ‘._: ‘ ‘ .2 ' l .
Engravedgratls. .:
 _.0..s.ct.ARi;’s.

_ , fimbrellaé. ‘
SUPERIORlotofU I) i ‘ ' - '
advance from east, 'ttIu~lR:§KiD.fafils‘i,"t{.;‘.'§ _-

 

Call at

 

L. ll. Beebe it Son, and Knapp & Lynel, Nor-

And its rremature Decline."
fllsl Pu bfis/led, Gratis, t/le 201/: thousand.’

potency and linpedimenta to Marriage generally, by B. -

Sent to any at-.t1re.=.=. gratis, and post free in 1 sealed .

ncss, at hisold stand. All the New Yorkdli-'

A100 ‘