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AMsie?gni_i't*suiaio*nen Wamul on thsir
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Rllll.-ki;|'0Ill_l Grafton due here at
,._ under thqflmsuagernent-[pg
thltz ".Iil.’-.e’II1'7I.II ' , mil 9- P°P“.‘“' I‘.
efficig,l:on.tfucl%-C11Pl.!i'l“$¢°Fl-. It far.
da,ye:ein_e'e etopped-at oneof the way sta-
tiens_,E',tb‘ ltsfkeon a couple ’newly married.
Both-twfere, young,-dud , cth were jverdaut ;'
having’.-been. raised 'n. the wflds cf_VirgIu-
3,, neighee-.o1=:.:-(hem-5 had ever been Ilfly
niles*§i!lif’I ‘borne.’ ‘-‘="l‘_lie‘y-lia'd gllealrd -
of ‘rsililfs ?;?t53iiiiistiié§;:;st¢si!i,3°§l?.W?‘
hote1s.I“.l>:‘s'l’.?.ii;-it r:afl‘=i~;:er;.i'sv«i>:c;r:r‘.i..en<:.‘e.«i; .tl'j°..
comforts of any of the afore l'l.I9!.It.1QFl°g1
institntbnss 0iIeoinI:.?aud =I:.i?s'a-'had ?deter-_
mined. .011. ,tlI,i!.. .t,h.e.in<>,st importsnt,-sis"?
in tlie,ii:,;liyet,‘,gb;’vlsit.llie,;qiry.,snd;‘séé "IF
world, iiactiénliirlf .' that ‘portipn of I‘
known ss R§i°EBiitb'ilr7g? 31319039’ 3-lief
wsre.e!!l2&t.‘¢l 9-ail.-24.1£§8ht.t:s.%;vfI!e" ‘."'E-flflr.
comotive stesn“i'ing,_ d snoi'.ting.- Willi “'9
train ,of. .,i),O_I__Il’l5‘iI:l,lLl_:cA~l1,iul§§ll curs ‘following C
it caIII.I:;inlai'gh_t.. . - .
“<'.I‘hes'o’ .-your trunks ?’-’- said the bag-'
“,"W'i=,l;l,::I _'s‘o_rter calkerlato tliem’s_’_eui,”.
Iaid;Jee‘lns_,.;‘ . _- ~. _.- _ ~ _
The trunks (:a=spof.ted =hnir.'ti-unk and
a very‘ old‘ fsslliohetl“_v;allse') _=w'er_‘e ‘8t)'0l|7_'ill
the bhggii "by-hLi,z'e" ‘and’
Diuner came and was dis atehed with a
relish. J comes and his bri e took it stroll
over the city, seeing the lions and other
sights until supper time, which being over
they retired to their room. Tile gas was‘
lit by the servant, "who received a bright‘
"quarter for his services. J eeviica was the
last in bed, and according to the rule in
such cises’. had to zpllh “IO he
did with al.‘ blast from his lungs: _
i'.l‘llc noiseln the street had died away,
had quiet ;l'clgll€tI in tlie Swallii House.
The young‘ iuan,'o_n' 'tli"'e""'_wa'l'i:li ‘dazed in
his‘ chair. 'lfu_e__,cl‘erk-- i"a,tll_er corpuleut)
was about to,-reti%I‘§7{‘i ‘en he"-smelt.»gas.
Soin
lggzs; - guests ._«(s'otn_e-of tl_lein)- woke
up nnd.;_gnlgI{,g¢'is._ 'j‘Mucb against his will
the clerkzproceeded to findwhere the leak
~w’as., It seemed stronger in the neigh-
boi1hoc(l”of ' the "room occupied by tile
.bride_._ajud_‘groom.' - Clerkjconcluded to
5-knock "at the door of their‘ room‘.
‘_‘ \_Vho’s there ?”_ came the inside.
‘._‘ Open the door, the gas is escaping.”
“ ‘Gas! what gas ?” said Jeemes open-
ing" ths‘door. '
- ‘.‘:_I__Vlly, f‘ll9l'O_-i'l_l‘- this room.-— How did
you put your light out ?”.
. “Blew it out of course.” -
_ . .“You'*pl'i‘iy‘ed5h;l.”- -‘-Our amiable clerk
-c,am'e'v_eryj near saying a’ bad word, but
Jae“; Lgbé-_d3t,ig§g9{‘:,,nilnqgdH,i,,pQ4 r'ein§hilie'ring”Vthst there’ wasa lady in the
fine.thing,’§:s‘sid- .J_e'ems,.seating'.nllimself on
his lngglgdtiud ca7re'fully.‘ht')ldlng' -up tile’
tails. of his tight bodied. blue, adoiiled
with'l‘eg;go‘nd‘sut‘nietiil‘ buttons,‘ out of the
dust. .---‘—‘Lize,~«sotJiere.by. me.” '
“ af;1hi£,’! s lidgtliei baggage‘-
man,;_“ yon!‘-'=il~tllO wi-ong.car.=" ...~...« : 2
“-T-he‘«h2+'l~I am ll‘ D’-ye'snose'I don't‘
knori"vIiv.t :1’-, ;..’|i°ut 7.; Tlléré‘ is ‘in?
‘|'Ill5;.'.F'.la.:I. .‘c.=ll<¢ileF°.i t°.'=tur .whl=.re‘.they
ar. .- .K§eep—7=qnlet:-.-Lime“; ; tliey{sily,_-we’ve
got 4tt.I'-_'_ig_ll_'t_—§IIll?_3w‘I_y -~'IllI'0|lg-ll~ this world
any__ho‘vr»,“-’a,~i‘i'ti3ef that chap with the‘ci'ip
- 'case,“6r”rathcr_in the bed, he checked his
rising temper ;"and. having lit the gas.
“proceeded «to"show= J «mall the mystery of
-ltsl burning, as ‘follows :
-' " You see this‘ little thing here? Well
when you what to put it out, you give it
a turn thisiway, and when, you want to
‘ make it lighter you give it u ,turll this
- way. . Serious consequences" might have
resulted if it had not been discovered.-
It might suffocate us all. N ow be care-
ful next time.-”' I '
“Much obliged.‘ ‘But how the devil
diJ I know that the dnrued stud‘ was
on wai'lts‘"auyihi'li‘g;’wllyfl'lii his llia'u.——
Don't want any_y.er foollli?_,’roiind..me I’’
Here: tliIL':Csp.tai~nT\iiit'erp‘osed- -and ex-
plainod mat'ter;H,« iniolllnelrithht Jeeios co 2-
-ented.uHf_"etsihiii.trIirs ’ on follow, lb.-j
capleiil-1.. hiifiitsé. I-'..i7i.:de|.ish.t Mien -he
IBTVWCG» mirgnifieeince of 1110, ~53‘
class_.pesseiiger.earFlato which lle«was.usll'-
ereil-5’
Wi1.¢et..4.iish. .picn-mi *9!-!li.isi:.|-«I£.sf°
gorgeois. 'e" was arousod from the coil-
te ion :of.tIle;.spleudnr:srouud_':him by.
the shriek of the iron horse. 7-
,J{".ee‘v;fli‘i,ll4k. iiiI_‘l;., "in tbundor‘s
tilat'?”'sxclllizlieéi‘.‘leelris:" ‘ I‘ ‘ "7
9?-Thstfs the_:hosi0..squeelisg-when they
punch him with a pitch fork, to make him
go al‘tl‘I'g,’."~'s'iid“ia'-‘ iileépy ‘individual, just
.._;I ,-l :-"_
“ Look lsel-‘a, sti‘ang‘er,”*'s'aid’Jeo‘ih's, .“I
’low: .-you tfthink--Pm‘ a‘durlied fool; -‘m"4
_ be I -ain=,‘-’blit*,ith‘ere's'some-things Iiknow,
W1.‘5l|"¢...‘fi §?i'.J,Ia:’l‘¢ ‘!0tif|1:s’s’¢"‘7!i5lit’?1non!h
brokoief y§,i_;lo_,i_i’t_._ks‘i_ap"it shot. I doii’t
ssy,mi1¢ .’3:J'.us.t'_iit.tIi_i-I niomentthey'fouad
tliemselvesévin lEgypti_tn-darknes,‘ and than
was heard a scrcaiiiflilmost eqi-a! to that
of the,-.e“i,igitre_,_“'frt'l'lu Lize, as she threw her
Irin§_.—_a”rolp_id';tlie_.,neck-of Jsemes. _ ‘
.'-‘:I.hnew‘ it! I knew‘ it I’’ exclaimed
the sleep lo_ekiEu_g_ individual .:, _ “ we're‘
lost over" ’ '
. ,.fI'.'I.I.<lt.li‘-r;=.". 3.00‘ of as; :'W’«: can
just prepare‘-ilowito‘ make the acquaint-'
ance of at-ll'e‘-genilemantin black, who lends‘
the big fire idbwjn’ bél‘oiv;” . ‘
"""_Oh,”Il" l‘ J'eei_‘nes villnt will become
of -us? _.I' felt skeery aboutgettil.’ on the
outlhhdish thing, ‘at fast." _
_-‘_‘-.t__Keep. quiet, Lise _l, hcllerin’ won't do
‘.“1‘E-00¢. now. .. Ef you kliow any prayer
now’s your time to say it, for both of us.”
“ Wllat’s‘tlle mutter heri"f"‘ ‘said the
astounded!-conductor, coming up as the
train emerged once more into the light.
.:..‘-*-’i‘hat’s: just what I’d'llk_e't0<kll0W,"
said ..Jeems when _he saw that Lize "and
himself were atill'aIlve.- ‘
-“_:\Vofvo just‘ passed through Eaton’s
tul_I1t€_l,”_replied our polite captain. “How
far‘ are you-going I?” . ‘ ’ _
flail, r.eckon,we’II stop at Parkers-
burg.” » ': -
. _‘.-‘_‘ SliVovv}‘yoirr'ticket, if you please.”
Sertsinly, Lise, you got some with
you‘? Let this‘ gent look at ’em,”
. . .' ,I'4ilO, 'd:e_vL._e,piece _'ol, whitepapcr from
'her_f‘i;oticnle, and, with a Emile, handed it
'to”our friend"tIlé"CaptuilI, 'v'l'li'o.'rend’: ‘
' “ essences:-vi-i-t~s:oves*o‘
' ._ 4‘-._‘l‘h'e ploasure-of,your company is *
_ ,~*> ._ sfenpectfnlly-soIic_it_.o‘d.,'n_, 9
_« >0.-sis .r..*.'-*. -.2 9 s.‘s.._.9..~. *5 u s -
_ What's ‘,.t‘l.lis 17." -‘Said ;,the:Cu ptain,
*‘ _W-hy—,-that’: one of the tickets i to "oil":-
,W3ddiii’,"il|i;f§.}§il§§g_!5TXflTl‘lI1ili'gd'for, hiiilit
it i” said tho“-soni‘ewhl‘l‘t"- surprised Jeenis.
I .';lfE<§2»l-"*“-'-'l._"-.""*‘~'*i!"i.'-.Y-‘.*liars"? was we
- .1 iv I|_._l"§,se‘r-l‘ro,'i;ii the seat
of the slee y oc llig'I_Ildi_V'idtliill. '0
' A;blsnfiiiiiiilépsssed-.1'over the face of
the Captslagasgbe-gxp_I_a,i ed, lIi_8_l_fl8Illlllg
to our verdant fri nd. . _ , e had no .ticket_
I: ',
C!
but. val-aIv~ .i-i..-.hi- a-d:«.h- nil-
sped ,;oll..t0- ' -dlila destiilasioii. "But
wonders did not cease llere-presently
our part iiewsboy"Billy entered the car,
8fl¢1“83¢PPl!I':".<np‘ vo+.f:'s‘ein§,-..-’l_l‘e askeli_-
, ‘_‘,H_ave a ;Su-ll, sir l’’-' , 7 ,
Will of I have my way ‘about it, the
fast one will be a son, sertin,-” said J ocms.
Lize b1iI3.li¢.ti.. ‘ 7 '_ ' ; "-1
‘,‘_D'tiI’t QOIM I 011‘ chick us before they
ate] ,1llIti‘lI'§li_,l’_’_ saiil Billy, as he hastened
o'lrn_z“iile'il'eiii- ear. - » . ~- - ,
_In due time t_lig__train stopped‘ er the
‘"3 d'[{9tffi.l1"‘:l"5 F-‘ll!-' ‘VA"n>ll_§1A(30Ilftl8l0ll
of trlruge noises," undo bubbling oi ah.
cor. ....n!:.!°ics-.*=ogffiénssl leaded on the
P1|t.l0l‘I_l.». “ f"-."{ . C
, _---9‘ Busssah _f -.BcisfsEsah.-7-—free for de Uni-
tlet,l_'Sl‘«",I"f'e"_ST‘-l"1__i‘§_._lti' the sable porter of camp
.f§'I?:l1:iil.llll§§Q._':L,fldj_j£.lE¢ .9. .bii-;u-ss.|l Ll’: -
u_Wnl. lull!!! .;’-more l|Ie_“I'0tlt f'rcm
_3-|!.Y._b,‘_!d];._.|lll‘IJllefilitlcoll I’—in_ hllle to do
Qllsl -;'tllI£U-lino‘ slienzanls and iiiore too."
V. ,_ o';toTjtbc-Sultan Iloiue, ssh? right
ems‘-=as_ jsjireét-j-beer, iloosje*ill'—.le city_...
:’-Fl-i.*.-..‘z.Ii..I:.il'r.;;,5=.i.Ii1‘.-jn..I.-'.v;ilirfvasvileuuve it
sent to sour-: room in II or mil-um."
In -'ii‘i__sho’rt, itiine _J_eeins and -his bride
found théRfSéf!_é8iiQ‘0Iie of those comfort-
,ehl§.,room_§’of it-g..well orde‘red._estlli’llillh-
.li_ien_t, tho” 'Sw§nli}f'HouseZ _ 'I‘ne"_baggilgc
,‘wajment’up..-wi.lh the usual [||'(||llplli0:I,
stud"-our friends ‘were’ soon iuakillgtllelr
't€tlrl¢Sl2 for a dinner. - deems ‘had his coat
-and boots in it jifi'y‘,iiiid Llze's hair fell
'£;§,I0Il,'||._, J .9_Yer, her shoulders.
73313!-'8 8'-duced pretty torsel !” said
alfiing 'the3 bell cord, "«wolide'r
_'_\Yll_I',$‘*-5t9"‘ “telling lloldi-of .it, "look,
§t.wor,ks._.1I.i»,,.f_|!.e..Ii.<l .<'l'ii.~iolae, sort or. it thing-
".lb.0lJ;. I'd like to have that t’orsel to‘ put
' on ll‘lJ_.ll0_l:§e-'s—.lteIdrlIeXt inusier day---:-see
hos. insert-"” s‘a’i'd=.-Ire giving it a pull". .
. P"°3-¢li.l3‘.‘-jg _;¢_l9‘;’l' 9Il9|l9.l1. I_l_ml the sa-
ble face of one of Afrli:’s soils was thrust
::§l0?i’l|e room, with the enqllii-y._,,,, emu:
.. 1tm’g. 7l_!_K_ETll§tf ?_y9lf black ape l ef
you d9_n..,t .1nIl$§__]_<§.\lr§ell' scarce, I'll wring
‘“.f°-°—;'F°i»r!=:"-1I_-i-’it.;’?; said oz... “ wilacs
if:‘.‘.i§‘.¥3:1.;(:35.>i-l.e.:v.“’."II5..Ii'iii.. v ’. l
_.ff_Vl'£l.l.$.e.ll his lady;-that -she ‘llefldlfb
go;-rof.s'nyft:sira;uxius_séa ea—r'accoullt, nil}
pigs; Pl|l!!|'{P“?l'l€;"-=- lilid ‘the auliiible
V. "e_.. -: -9- =- -
1
3,. shy in our ,debntln’
-wnlx .l’,+.-.¥°££9at.°.<!-_-leans. ~‘—‘,1’lI _ame.la
that 111 lilylnyin-’ you can tell ’elu to
ism‘ us the besierliey'se'§ot.-- I'm able; to
1’.-‘i‘».’§3“‘i.F. ...;f?£€‘féd°!1it7¥,$ier?f°r;sxr-ases.?”
_ fl-3 ee‘! ‘Pee “he'll” ' use itlie :ol‘lly
a"!1'.!»ls 3’-°Rl1,f|'.|l!_ll-=i .the::III;lale goat, is he
hurried down stairs.
His‘-ism ib’a’t'ion”Ilad «level-_='ill-'iil_;l‘
scapin ?” responded J comes.
TIN? Clerk's face grew smilingly
r.e_ddei,.s's it reflected the light from the
burning jet, _alid n roguish tiukle in the
3c_o.rner of his eye, as he turned on‘ the gas
u’iid’ull was dark, and our friends were
left alone in ‘their glory. -A sound of sup-
pressed mirth was heard in the reading
room for a few, ininutes and then all was
still.
Connecticut.
The New York Express, in copying
the pretty little story of De 'I‘ecqueville’s
compliment to,Co'unectic'iit, adds the .fol-
lowing. Its figures lot too low as to
‘some of investments in manufactures, but
its article is ‘generally correct.~
' "‘ ‘l‘llls-is. not an -exaggerated picture
_'of the-land of Steady Habits; We never
peep into the workshop of this old State,
that we“do not marvel at its productions,
nor look outupon. an audience of Connec-
ticut iilen-and women, that wedo not re-
al:se’whi'lt'iil'telligeuce, thrift and good
habits a'ccorn‘plis"li'in making a free and
independent state. It has been so from
the beginlling-.”"I‘llougll the smallest of
the States in the Union, excepting only
Rhode Island and Delaware, it is one of
the largest _i_li its wealth and pfotlnctiolls.
Compact villages have sprung-"up every-
where, aud, wherever it biudenof grass
can grow, or a pill be manufactured, that:
spot is improved. There are a good
many other things born in Connecticut
besldesmen, and we are not surprised
that its history and workshops were
“-one very great miracle” to it man like
De Tocqueville. The water power‘ of
the State is almost unlimited, ulld the
load is spanned all over with rivers
-llffld railroads. It illcreasesin population
faster‘ than almost any one of the .]d
States ; and, for fifty years past, has
been noted for the greater illimber of its
Iilrtlls over deaths, compared with other
Stntesin tlle‘I.Tliioil. The industry and
iiiformatiou of the people make olll Con-
necticut it model business state. Every-
thing is produced there, from the smal-
lest pin nild button to SIiarpe’s rifles ulld
Colt’: revolvers; from the most costly
coaches to the greatest varic of Shaker
gardel_l‘~see,tls._ It has over $:.l2,000_000
of taxable property, about a million of
dollars invested ill carriage making, alld
half’ a million ‘each in tilncpieaes, lllflslcill
instruments, and we know not how luucll
in thimbles, needles, hooks and eyes,
stores, and all the giincracks, traps and
notions, for which. the best of the univer-
sal Yankee nation are proverllial. The
first American Deaf and Dumb Educa-
tional _Institutioii was started there, alld
eschool fund. considerably over two
millions of do! a is only one evidellce of
what lies. given S0‘ much prosperity to
the State. De Tocqu‘eville._must have
had ill liis mind's eye that rare old man,
Governor John 'Willtlirop,'uliI the vene-
rable charter well by him from Charles I.
_—a charter which colllluued, without al-
teration, from 166?, for little or no
clllinge was ‘necessary, ulitil 1818. It is
Such pi'i'rchm'euts which make realy free
states, and free slates make free, indepen-
dent citizens. ,
- -<05-so-—-:..__
, E»-my DAY AnsUimiriiis.——'l‘o attempt
to borrow money on the plea of extreme
vert . . - ,
. ‘Tonal: -‘the -publisher of ii pe lodical
howjniany numbers he sells ii week.
' To ask-a wine merchant how old his
wine is. .
. 'I‘o"Inuks"y_onrselves generally disagree"-
.able,'iihfd_l\l0‘idGr' why "no one will visit
you, unless they gain some pal,iaiaI.l ad-
vantage by it.‘ -
. To sit shivering in- the cold ‘because
you‘won't' hav‘e‘a fire tlll'NOV¢RIbe?.
T '10 suppose ..that.re.vlew'ers read more
than the title page of the work they praise
or condemn ' ’ ' ' ‘
teildelice at cllul-ell.
-_ To _kre_p your clerks on nliserallle sala-
_rIes'8lId \V_fDlldef_‘1‘l'. their robbing you.
- Not to go lobed “when you are tired
l'_lll(i‘8lt.‘(‘py because itis not bed-lilue.
; 'lo.iuake your servants tell lies for you
and afterwards be angry with them he.
eiiusc they tell liesfor tllcmsr-Ives,
' { 'I‘-o tell 3 our’o’wn--secrets and believe
other people will keepihem.
3 'l‘o expect to‘ make people llon*st b_v
hardening them in jail, and afterwards
selidlhg adrift witllout means cf get-
e'_n'¢ work.) ,
'70 furlcya thing it cheap because fl
r w priceis asked for it.
» Tokcep ii dog or cat on short allow-
dnce, l_l__IlfI’_C0nl])lllln_0i its being a tllief. -
To ‘aspect, your trades‘-people will give
you a; lcngfcrcdit if they generally _see
you in a sliallby coiidit on.
, To arrive at thelngo-of fifty and be sur-
prised atany ‘vice,-‘folly or ‘absurdity your
fellow-creatures may be guilty of. ’
I
o<.<»>o——%.
, la, A,llcusev'full ‘of children composes
fi‘i__|b'Ql_I_i'9_If_l'_lI‘| _a' grciflp_,of__inotive.s_ as ever
_ ovcd il...lleurt_or__llsnll ; and the secret
‘of many a gaI'lllfnt"8t'l‘I'lf‘_l'gll n'niI-"triumph in
,he worldls blltlrle-lilo‘) be found tllron‘e.l'
,lIp0Il";_‘, il.s,"_ mothers lap at home ; or
I|'l0fte._'.‘l1p"l,n‘.I. little liuliflléiof white flau-
hel. .. A ,.ns.1i0l_I.I',';§-'l,I.<,i 19., before ‘now, has
-599“-‘fluid ‘info’ bas ct.-7-of biilrlishes...-..-
lg?‘ ,E,¢8.s!y»tb‘ besafraid of -the ms.n---.tlla't_
l¢'lI'.ili_llr¢%II.’I,i,re.._c!rIl;i4l-_~’¢:.f, ‘slid’ _‘be?sure= ‘that?
fire whole not himself wom-
loving.
e 009 35'-'.fl.|il’e‘do_.w‘tn_stla.irs. andbe smelt \,
'I‘c judge of peoples piety ‘by their" at-~
‘for sale at it bargain.
L
a1tl~1"on:um.i
I LLIAM‘ B. SVVAN would inform
the citizens of Ncrwulk and vicinity
that he still continues to manufacture and
keep on hand. it full assortment of llarnesa
of all descriptions, comprising all kinds and
prlccs,with a great variety of Ladies’ and
GeutIemen’s Riding Saddles, Bridles Martin-
gales, &.c.; Collaisin great variety sudevery
style ofpstlern. Fly Nets, Horseclotlls, Sta-
ble Furnltiire, Saddler’a Hardware, Whipslu
cullles.-l variety. Tl-nuke of all sizes and des-
criptions, Valises. Carpet Bugs. S-.itchels,&c.
Ile feels well qualified by his long experi-
cncein the business. tzrjudgc of the tastes
and requirements of those having 0ccas_I0n
Stpatronize anexti.nsive_Sa_dd_ler Establish-
ment. Allin want of anything In N5 line.
will ‘do well to give him a" call. Orders for
any Iii ‘d of work promptly execu‘-ed. Re-
pairing one neatly and ‘cheaply, at his shop
in the re-.‘ir. of the Norwulk Hotel. -
Blackberry Plants For Sale
'1‘ the l‘ollowing»greatly reduced prices :
1000 plants $70, 500 do. 8136,
I00 ‘! $9. , 50 do. $5.
All plants sold by me life warranted to be the
genuine New Rochelleor Lawton Blackber-
I-y.” The plantsare strong and healthy. I
shall commence’ taking them up as soon as
the frost will permit. Orders will be filled
in the order of their reception. The plants
are cultivated tn the grounds of D. K. Nash.
THEODORUS B. NASH.
-- South Norwalk.
2m‘6
Di'sfrt'cl of Stamford, ss. Probate Court,
Stamford, March _l5lh, 1859.
STATE of WALT ER SARLES. nu insol-
"vent debtor of Stamford. in said Dis-
trict. assigned in trust for the benefit of all
his creditors. V
Upon the application of said Walter Snrlcs
showing to this Court that he has complied
with all the provisions "and requirements of
the -" Act for the Reliefpf Insolvent Debt-
ors._”&c..and especially of the 8th section
of said Act, incumbent on him to do and
perform in order to be entitled to have the
cath or affirmation provided in the 9th sec-
tion of said act,‘ administered to him, that he
may becnlitled to the benefits and privileges
provided in the l0tIl section ofsaid Act, and
prayin ‘this Court to appoint a time and
plat-.e."ior‘the bearing upon said application,
and if the some he found to be true, to ad-
mlllister said oath to said Wa_l_tei' Series, that
he may be ehtilled to said benefits.
Therefore. ‘ ,0rd'er'ed-', ‘- that Saturday, the
7th'd-uy of May, 1859, at nine o’clock, fore-
nocn, at the Probate Office in said Stamford,
shall be the day for the bearing upon said ap-
plication nnd for the administering of said
oath if the matters in said application are
found to be true,alld this court directs that
notice oftbe some be given by inserting the
foregoi ug application and order in two week
ly 'new'spaper_s__.nearest where the assignor.
‘last dwelt. f'or one month, at least two weeks
before said hearing. and by posting a no'ice
thereof_o_u__ihe sign post nearest where said
debtor lust dwelt, and by senil.nz a notice
thereof to'ev"r'-_ry‘ known creditor without said‘
Probate District within one week after such
order, and according to law. '
‘ttlz. Juins II. 0l..lisri:An, Judge.
District of Stamford, ss. Probate Court,
Sfam/‘old. Feb. I7!/t,'l859. .
ESTATE of WALTER SARLES, an Insol-
' vent Debtor offlstamford, in said Dis-
trict. assigned in trust, for the benefit ofhis
Creditors. " .
'l‘he Court of Probate for the District of
Stamford, ‘hnth limited and allowed four
months from the date hereof, for the Credit-
ors of said Estate, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto ; and has appointed Ai.v:xAx-
nl-zit N. Iloi.I.r, Josi-:ni D. WAnlli-:N. null Joiix
W. Llriws. all of said Stumfbl-ll, Commission-
ers to receive and examine said claims.
, Jluins II .'0LMS’l‘E.\D, Judge.
The subscribers give notice that tllev shall
meet at the Union llousc, in said Stamford,
on th328tli day“ of March and l7tll day of
June I859. at 9 'o’elcck. in the forcnoon, on
each of said days. for the purpose of attend-
ing onthe business of said appointment.
ALEXANDER N. HOLLY, ] Commis-
JOSEPH D. WARREN,
JOHN W. LEEDS. sioners.
All persorijindeblcil to said Estate are re-
quested to make iinincdillte payment to
JOSHUA B. FERRIS, T “,0
cuAill.l-:s A. wean, l '““°°’-
; _ ‘ . Not-wall:
LIVERY STABLE-
! VIIE subscklller having one of the largest
alld be.-t outfits ill the Livery Stable bu-
siness, as regards Horses, Calllflgl-F. dr'c.,
would invite a'l those in wantol either single
or double teams, to give him a call. as he is
conflleiit his turn-outs will give satisfaction.
Good llorses and line new Cnrrlug'cs for sin-
glc use. or double teams, with careful drivers
when desired. He has also ordered a new
and tasty flack. which he will have to let ill
the course of a few days. Carriages from his
stable run to every train. ’
. GEORGE B. GRAY.
Norwalk. Feb. 1st, I859. ly5
To file Probate Court fur the I)i.m'icl of
Ridgvflr-III. _o
HE application of ZALMON S. MAIN. of
Ridgcficld, rcspecilully slloweth :—Tllat
he is l’llrellt anll Gilrdinn to James C. Main,
Mary E. M.iili'. Allnira M-.lill, and Sylvester S.
.\l.i_i_il, Millors belonging tosuid Ilislrlct, and
that said Minors are the owncis of the fol
lowing real listatc. viz-:-the undivided hnlf
p.-IN of thefoI_Iowiug’dcscribed tracts of land,
situated in said Riilgelield, hounded alld de-
scribed as follows, viz : one tract ili quanti-
ty ten acres lnore or less, with the Buildings
thereon, bounded north by land of Lewis
Stuart east by highway, south by land occu-
pied by l).rling Jarvis.and land of Lewis
Slaiuson, and west by the “ Titicns River.”-
One tructof Woodland in quantity two acres
lnore or-less, and bounded north by land of
David'D‘l'kemnn,esst and west by land of Da-
vid PuIling,anl1 south by land ol'J.lmca Scott.
Olie ll-aetcf Woodland in two acres more or
Iess,"alid bounded north by land of Lewis
Slauson,c_ast,‘_by land of Estate of‘ Ilailford
Sellecjk,-iloulh by land of David Pu-liing,and
west by landof David Dikelnan.
3 And he further says, that the Estate is at
present uilprodnctive ; that tho avails there-
of are wanted‘ for the support, maintenance
and education of said Minors and that it will
be for the _aq_lvuutage ofsaid Minors to sell
~ the san_le,and invest the ava.ls thereof accor-
ding to law ;‘ wherefore he says that there is
just ; and reusollable cause for selling the
suine. He therefore prays the Court to order
said real E!-‘i-flit.‘ to be solol, and in t:lll‘0wt'f'
him or ‘some other meet per-oll lo sill the
siinle,*pursu;lnt lo the statute in such case
mide alidprovided.
._,_ , ‘4 Z \|..\ION S. MAIN, Guardian.
Dated Rldgclield. March 23d, I859.
District of Rilgvfirlil, Probate Court, 83:.
.MJrc/I '23. I859.
Oliul-:liitii—'l‘lll\t the foregoing appllcllloll
hi! ll(‘lsl'tI and determined at the I'roilate Of
lice in "l(]2f‘fit.‘I=l.0ll the 4th day ol‘.Illne I859
at 9 o‘-slack l0I't'n00iI ; and Ill--I notice there
of be published in some public ilcwspaper
neir the plaice lvheresilcll rezll El-.t.itc lies.
three weeks successively. at least six weeks
bef'.ore said tiine assigned. '
3113 O H K. SCOTT,Jndgc.
'.l.'.o-Raisers of Swine.
, HE subscribers have a full blooded Berk-
‘ shire Stock‘ flag. which lor stock purpo-
scsbas no Sll'|.It‘|"lO|‘ I'll Fairllcld County, and
which wi-I be kept-for the useofswine grow-
‘ BYXBEE dz DURAND.
Dec.l8th, 1858.
for Sale cheap.
LMOST always on hand, a lot of second
hand Carriages, Wagons, SI lglls, el_c..
Those ill want wllldo
EDSON BEERS.
ers
South Nflfwfllk, 115]
A
well to call.
The Sociable I
THIS Book is having a tremendous sale-
- call curly and get u copy—for sale
at
1Biddlebrook’s C, ‘Almanacs,
F-JR 1359. 11 NW more leftat
C.\.\lI”S. Agent for the Pnblirlicis.
CAMPS.
- Ten. Commandments.
N beautiful enameled Calida, for sale by
. ’ Il.-CAMI‘, I7 Main-st.
_‘Mill:,“‘MilIr,' slvrulx.
URE Fnrinei-'i3_Mi;Ik, fie:-_h e"ery day, in
3 large or small quanlilieo at
_5 .. D’AI_t’l‘OIS’, South Norwnlk.
Good c-W.ritiII.s_ rarer-
NEW and ypleiidld, assortment of‘ Note
and Bath" Papers, just received and ‘for
sale, at CAM
'hogany
_ I
_
WIITIOET
Saddlery, Harness and Trunk
8
THE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand,
alid willmuke to order, all articles ap-
pertaining t'o his line of business, of the best
material and W0l'kmBllSlli[),lll‘ld at low prices.
Every description of Harness constantly on
hand, or made to order ; also a great variety
of Saddles, Bridles, Mnrtlngnles, etc.,al.-ro,
Fly Nata, Horse Cl0l«llf!,_ Whips in endless val-
riety,Trnliks of all sizes alid descriptions,
Valises, Carpet Bllgs,Salchels, ctc., etc. Re-
pairing doue neatly and promptly on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
. WILLIAM S. JONES.
East side the Bridge,’ Westport-. tf6
Noi-walk Furniture
AND CABINET EMPORIUIII.
HE subscriber has just received a _laigt-
and splendid assortment of l“|tl'|1Il.l‘ll'e
consisting in part of Rosewood and l\|aho.ga
ny marble top Bureaus, Rosewood and Ma-
Bedstends, Marble top and plaunCard
Loo Tables, Mahogany Sofa
Chairs. Rockers, Sofas, Tete-o-letetj. Mahoga-
ny Loungesin brockntel, dc. pIuIl_I. Maple.
Black 'lVaIuut,Oak,Calle seat Chairs. MIT‘
rors, Bedsteads, Clibs, Cradles, and all good.-
genemlly found in a first class Warehousi-
f ll.
map M W ii. M. TERRELL. Agent.
South Norwalk, March 12th.1353-
fire Proof‘ Safes.
N addition to the preservation of the tcwl.
I Records,of this place, ill two of oilr an fer
a short time since, we would call atlentior
to the following letter written to the Editor
of the New York Courier and Enquirer :
Mn. Eorroii :--In the lire at No. 39 Warrel
street. on the morning of the 9th inst,ou
most valuable books ulid papers were expose-
for 36 hours in one of Steal-ns dz Marvin
Fire Proof Safes.
We say fire proof, not because they are so
labelled. but because we have so proved
them. Our books and papers came outlin-
injured, save the llilldlllg of the books, occa-
sioned by steam.
Our store was five stories above
and two stories below, occupied from collar
‘to gal-ret. The intensity of the heat can be
attested to by any fireman who witnessed it.
No furnace can be contrived by the inge-
nuity of man to create a more intense heat.
We voluntarily give this tribute to the value
of these Safes. and select your widely circli-
Iuted commesclliljournal to inform the iner-
cantlle eommulllty what estimate to place
upon Steam.» &- /I!urcl'u’s, W'i'Ider’s Palm!
Salaumlidl-_r Safes.
Respectfully,
HAvll.A.\'n, II.inn_n. it Rlsi.r:i',
Wholesale Druggists.
Cor. Greenwich dz Barclay st N Y.
STEARNS it MARVIN,
40 Murray-st., New York ; 57 G_ruvier at...
New Orleans; 29 N Main st.,St. L ills.
Also three second hand Fire Proof Safes for
sale very low.
Norwulk, Dec . 10th, 1858.
I iuonwaur
OYSTER & IMNING SALOON,
I/Vood’s Building, Zlfaiii Street, Z\’or'waIf'.
HE Subscriber hds filled up a suite of
Rooms for ihenccolnn oduiion of Ladies
and Gentlemen, where Oysters in every style,
Meats, warm and collI,dc.,&c.. will be
served up. to suit the taste of all. Also
Not Tell and Coffee, at all reasonable hours.
Separate Rooms for the reception of Ladies.
HIS -BA RBER SHOP,
will also be continued in an aparl.mcntspec-
izlly designed therefor. and by every effort
on Ills part to please. be llopcs to receive the
liberal patronage oftllui public whose kind-
ness he has enjoyed to so large an extent.
since the late disaszrous fire ill which he suf'-
fared so severely.
~'l GEORGE C. GIBSON.
0
Centre, and
New Hair Dressing Room.
ROF. SJ T. WOOD of New Yoi‘k,nndlate
of Wm. B. Cozzl.-u’s lI0l.(-l lit
‘VV‘es1: Point,
wbuldililorni the citizens ol'NorwiiIl-1 and its
vicinity. that he has taken a room ill the
Coilli, Hotel to carry on the above business.
Gentleman wishing all easy sllave.or their
hair cut in a superior lnalliler, will please
give me ii call. Children's llal-: neatly cut,
Wigs and Curls cleaned and ilrcsseil. Razors
honed and put in good working order.
Another New Thing
IN the ni-irkl-I. ALl)EN’S CONCENTRA-
TED MILK. This is to certify that I
have made a. careful examination of AIilen’s
Concentrated Milk, and Bud it rrcpav. ul from
pure milk. I have used’ it. and. finding it
gl)od,tli'(e picasureln l‘(‘C(-fI'IID('Ii(lll'g it to
the public. I lurks R: ClIII.’I‘t x. Chemist.
For sale by KNAl’l' dz LYNES.
I
To Farmers and Gardlners.
run sun cniiiaiis ovricn FOR SALE 60.000 BAR-
iil-:i.s or TIIEIR .\‘r:w Axn lnrilovin
rounnnwwn,
F the Lodi Munufacturillg Compuny,man-
ufactured froili the night-soil of’ New
York city, in lots to suit purchusel-s. This
orticle (greatly improved within the last
three years) has been in the market for eigh-
teen years, null still defies competiiion,ns a
manure for Corn alid Garden Vegetables, be-
ing clieaper, mart-1mwvrfuI,lIiau any other,
and at the same liulefrrefrom disagreeable
odor, Tlvo barrels ($3 worth) will manure
an acre of corn in the bill, will savehtwo
thirds in lnbor,wiII cause it to come npquic-
ker, to grow faster, ripen earlier, and will
bring a -larger crop on poor ground than any
other fertilizer, and is also a preventive of
the cut worm; also it does not injure the
seed to be put in contact with it.
The L. M. Co. point to their long standing
reputation, and the large capital ($I00,000)
invested in their busini-ss,ns a guarantee that
the article they make shall always be ofsnch
quality as to command a ready sale.
Price $1.50 per barrel f.r any quantity
over six barrels.
motion, will be sent (rusix) to any one apply-
ing for the Saline. Our address is-
GRIFI-‘I.‘1G,BRO’I‘l'IEllS & CO.,
Agricultural Warehouse, 60 Couitlalltlt st.,
New York. 4
Every Ftilnily sliould bare it —
Dr. I. A. Packers
0RI(3I.\'AL lMI'llI’.0.\‘A'l‘IlZD
ilsflnrormu. 1-A1-sin,
i-‘oii THE wA'ri;ll cu si-21'. A S|.‘IIl-I crux: Asp
PREVENTIVE OF l’lI.l.S.
HIS paper is prepared froln pure Manilla
llelnp, and |)t5I'Il'0llly free from all pois-
onous cllemiculs-invariably used in the milli-
ufliclure of all other pipers, especially
b cached. ‘
‘rain the nature of the medicines with
which it is thoroughly impregnated. it has ‘a
gentle soothing effect upon the irrltntioll
while i a influence in magnetic ill l't~lll0\'ilIg
the disease. It is also a sure preventive to
those in health. Pnysiclnlis reconlzni-i.d it,
Judges. Lawyers, Ministers, and all profes-
aliens are it.
In order to llrin'g this health-preserving
lnxlliy within the riucll of ull,lhc inventor
has had it put up in iii-at cases at the follow-
ing low price :
llaudsomc packages conln‘g 300shcets,25cts.
it to It .s .4
Ct 06 G6 of 5‘
Private families. Iloltl llei~pels.und others
livlng uta ilistancelor all auiounlsof one
dollar and upw-arlls,.euclosed to this office,
can have it sent free of express charges at the
following rates, SI per (I200) package, 6
packages for $5, or i-l.laIIcr pm l\{lflf’F in slime
proportion. E. B. WA'I‘EItMAN,
Sole Agent,
410 Broadway, New York.
All respectable Druggisis keep it.
C~\U'l‘ION.
In order to avoid imposition. the pilbl e are
cautioned ngillnst base imitations found to
contain chemical poisons calculated to irri-
tute the disco-c, lnanul‘a'clnrcd by reckless
uuprinciplcd Speculnl-ors. ( a ho boast of their
ignorance of medicines, and their ability to
grill the public.) as all such are base nndspu—
rious. No°'Medicillal I’upcr”ciln be genu-
ine unless Dr Parke-r’s trade mark is on each
sheet and his autograph on each p-‘iclMgc.—-
Thus, 3m5 1. A. PARKER, M. D.
Attention Boys.
SIDIA Ilnbber Parlor, Bat, and Foot Balls,
all sine, at the variety s_l¢ri»' of -
~ KNAPP & LYNES.
ry lpssrlption cheap. at
Francs...
S. E. OLMSTEAD J’. 00'8-
CONVEYANCES
ground. ‘
Q A Pnlnplllct, containing cveryinfor-_
CONFIDENCE,
Oapt. Wm. B. Greene,
ILL commence her I‘0glIli|l‘ lrips to and
from Norwiilk and New York. on and
after March 21st, Ie lug South Noi-walk ev-
ery Monday Weduc‘y and Friday, at 8 A.
M.or on arrival of the Danbury cars. and
New Yol-k(C.itharine Slip) every Tuesday,
I‘hul's.duy alld Saturday at I o’clcck.reacn
lug Norwulk in time to connect with the
Danbury train.
Fare—lrorn Norwulk, 5:) Cents.-
City Island and Whitcstoue, 30 Cents
New Rochelle, 25 Cent.-
Freigllt taken at reduced rates. All
Freight delivered to and iroin the Danbury
Cars freco expense.
Stages will be in readiness to convey Pus-
-en'gersto'all parts of the country. Stage-
10 New Canliuu—through tickets 7.3 cents
per Col. Watson.
N. B.-On or about June 1-l, the steamer
Jonfi-.lence will commence llluklug Dilly
l'rips, leaving Norwalk at ti A. M., l‘ctlll‘lIlllg
ll,"il\‘!.‘ New York at 2 I’. M.
Fol l'lll-tller illlcrlllatloll apply to Win. W
liollk. 205 South .-t., New York, or to tlll
Japlniv on board.
‘Danbury Ci. Norwalk 3. 3.
WINTER ARIIANGEMENT.
Coiiuizsclxo Jan, l0ih,1859.
Trains run daily, (Sundays excepted) a
souliw
ROM the sturcul the-in bscriber ion the
night of l~‘l'idlly,Mny ‘list, a lotofgoods .
consisting of Ulotlllug,~.\ecli l‘ies,'l'uh|eu,,y.
I.-rs,Sll:iwls,&.c. lint we lluvestock cllollgll
left to suuply the country for the next lnollth
'l‘llankl‘u I for the p-.ltl~oiluge we-daily receive
we would ask the crowd to visit us again,
and Selectsllcll goods as they may want, l'or
We have (‘vex-yinillg from round Calico uild
splendid lleilllluilts to Silks. Cotton goods,
in every variety. M.lr.ii:iIlc.-l Quilts and Al-
loudule Coulltcrplincs. 'I‘oiIct Covers, Cotton
and Linen Table CIotlls,'l‘owelliug.tnd Naip-
kins,Sll:lwIs,Muutillas, Purasols, and Kid
Gloves, Hosiery of every descriptioli. Also
1 inzigliilicent stock ol"l‘ailor's goods, Cotton-
ides, Jeans, Twccds, Cnssimeres, and Broad-
lloths. Silk and Mllfsilllltes Vcsiing, Ready
\[adeClothing, and Ulothes made to orlIer.-
No extra charge l'or Cutting. Neck Ties,
Shirts, Hats and Caps. We offer fl liberal
relvlird for the th'ie_f,und a grand stock to the
public.
Just received, it splendid assortment ‘of '
larpeis, Druggets,Oil Cl0lllI\flil Straw Mat-
ting, very low for cash. SPANG & GRAY.
Westport. May ‘2‘?.d,1858. _ ‘2
. Building Materials.
_'FH9'sub.a.eriber will continue to keep a
good assortment on hand of
Pressed and C-'amm.'m Brick,
Li/ne, Cement, Calcimzil Plaster,
IIair, and AIM e Dust,
which will be sold cl-cap f ash.
CHAS. ’I‘. LEONARD.
Norwalk Iron Poundery
VERY description of Casting doilc at the
sllurtcst notice. and,.in the best’ manner,
I!‘ cheap as can be obtained at any other es-
ollows :
Danbury to South Norwalk.
Ist Passenger at 7 A. 'M.-Arrivilzg ' at
loutll NoI'waIli,at 8.l0 A. M., ulldcollnectlng
with the 7 A. M. Train from New Haven, one
with the 7 A. M. Accommodation "l‘i-aili from
New York.
2nd Pa.vsen.ger and I"rel'gIll at 3.25 P. M.
Arriving at South Norwalk, at 5.10 P. M.
South Norwallr. to Danbury.
l.vl Pasvcnger and l"rcig’lf ul 9.00 A. M.
Arriving at Dunbnl~y,at I0 40 A M.
zml Pusseli-.:erat 5.-I0 l‘..\l.—Arrivlng at
Duillinl-y, at 0 50 I‘. M. The 5.-I0 I‘. M. Ti--.iiu
from Nor-walk receives. Passellgers from tlii
3.45 I’. M. Accolnmodatiou Train from New
York, and the 4 I0 I’. M. Tl‘l1lll from New Ila-
vcll. l’assi:ngcrs going East fl-oul South Nor-
wulk can take the 3.45 I’. M. Train at South
Norwalk, witlloutdelelltion.
P-.is_-lengel-s can be ticketed through to New
York f'l'oln all the Stallions on lhlSROiItI ; also
from New York to Norwalk, and all Stations
on the Road.
P.|S~l9l|gt£I‘S who purchase Tickets before
tilting seats in the Cars, can have the ill
reduced rules.
Carriages will be in readiness at llldgcfil-Id
Station to collvey Passengers to any part of
Ridlzelield ; nlso,at the Station at Danbury.
to ally part of the B0"0llf:ll of Danbury.
HARVEY S.\fl'I‘lI, Sup't.
Danbury, January 3, I859.
N. Y. CL N. H. .Railro.*id.
|8,-'58 WINTER ARl{ANGE.\ll:lN'I', I859
(.'.uum enciug ..\"uiu-iliber 1, 1858.
Trains to New York.
From JV'¢:w Hulu-u.
CCO.\IMODA'l‘ION.—At 5.30, 7.00 and
9.50 A. u.. and 4.10, i-. M.
Tile 7.00 A. .\i., and 4.10 i-. .\f. trains receive
passlfilgers from the Danbury Railroad at Nor-
will ' .
'I‘hc9.:30 A..\f train rcceivc:p:isscngersfl'om
the liurtford, Springfield, and C-ulliil Rall-
roalls, at New Haven.-ind from the Naiugatuck
Railroad lit Bridgeport
f«Jxl~lu-zss-At 2.00 r. u.,(in connection with
E;-press ’l‘rui'1i from Bor-lon,) receiving puss-
engers from the New London and Canal Rail-
malls at New [Liven from the llousntouic
R.iill-onil at Bi'id~,',ep0l‘l., stopping at Bridge-
port. Noi walk and Stauifurd.
Special train leaves Norwallr al6.00 A.ii
for New York.
Hoiisafonzo:.‘RaiIl'aad.
Passengers for Iiou.-atonic Railroad will
take the 9 50 A. M train to Bridgeport,
' D in bury and Jt’ol-wallr Railroad.
Passengers for the D:IIIlIl'Il'y.illl(I Nor -nlk
[hill-llrd will take the 7.00 A. ii.,nnd 4 0 P.
.\i. trains to Norwalk .
Trainsfram ..’\'o l wall: to J\"ew York.-At
6.00,6.4-4. 8.13, and lI.07.A. n.,3.10, (Ex
5.25,and 9.30, (Ex) 1’. .\i.
Trains from New York,
For .N'¢-w Haven.
. Accoir.-At 7.00 A. ii., 12.45, 3.45 and-1.30
r..u.
Exrnl-zss TRAI-!\'S—Al 8100 A. u. and 2.45 P.
.\I. for Boston. via New Haven, Ilnrtford
Springfield and \V'orcester.the 8.00 A. M. stop-
piu-.r at Stamford, Norwulk and llrillgcporl.
The 8.00 A. M. train connects with Bonsa-
tonic. lN~.l.lIg'.li.llCk,Cl.HIihl, and New Lolidon
Railroads.
The 2.4:’: r. .\I. train connects with Nauga-
tiick and New Lolldoil lluiliilalls
.Tlie 7.l)0 A. .\l. .\colllinml:liioli, and 3.451’. M.
trains connect with Danbury null Norwalk
Roi ll‘Cll(l . at Norwalli .
Trainsfroill ./Voru-all lo .7\‘z-in Haven.-
At 8.55 A. is., 2.88, 4.28, (Ex) 5.38, and 0.24
"'§.§.. large billof advertisement at the Sta-
tion Ilnnscs and Hotels.
Supt‘sOlIlcc. 4th Ave. and 27th St..N. Y.
Ass’t Supt’: 0fIice.Stnf.lon House New
Haven. JAMES ILIIOYT, S1Ip’!.
For Boston,
Tun regular Mail Line, via Stouington,for
Boston and I'rovidci:ce- Inland route-
without delay, change of cars or baggage.
The steamers Pi.1l.uou'ru Ilocx, Capt. Joel
Stone. and C. V.ixni-:n.ilii.'r,Cnpt.W. II. Fra-
zer ill connection with the Siouiugton and
Providence and Boston and I rovidcnie fail-
roads, leuvi!-g New~York’daily, (Sundaysex-
copied) from Pier No. 2, North River, first
wharf above Battery plnce,at 4 o’r;lock.p.m.
and Stoulllgton at 8.1-20p.in , or on thcai-rival
of the mail train which leaves Boston at
5,30 p. in.
The C- V.\.\'DI-2|lBII.'l‘, from New York,Non-
day, Wed ucsilay and Friday-fromstoniligtou
Tuesilay. Tll'.l|'SlIIly and Saturday.
'l‘he l'i.v.uoi:'rii [tools from New York,'l‘_iies-
day, 'l‘llul-sdny and Saturday-—from Swain g-
iou. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
Passengers pl'0c£‘t'(I~ll'0lll Stonliigloii per
Raili-oaal to Providence and Boston, in the
Erpress Mail Train, reaching said places In
advance of tllo.-e byother routes, and ma m-
ple time f'or rs“ llle early morning lines ‘con-
necting Norlll lllul En_l=t.- Pavsellgers, that
prefer it remain on board the steamer. fslljuy
n night's rest undisturbed. breakfast ll ll_e-
sii-ed.linlI leuvi-Stouiuglouin the 7 am. vraln
A Blgungehllister accompanies thea'lesm-
er and train through each way. .
For passage, berths. stnte~.I'ooms. orfr eight
apply on board the steamer, or at the 8 .-Ight
olIlce.Pier No. 2. North River. or M flleoflice
No.10 Battery Place.
It. E. LOCKWOOD, Ag ent.
New Stage and ‘Hack Line.
HE subscriber having pi'ovl'ded lllmself
with comfortable ‘Stsges.,anIl careful
l)rive'*s,wiIIattelld to the convcysillce of
Passengers and their llaggflse '0 Mid “'0!!!
the several 'l‘rniusalli1 Stcnmboats. Also
comfortable Hacks,
And good teams furnished partiesof pleasure
M ghorl, notice. ,l{oping by it strict and faith-
ful attention to the wants of the public.to re
ceive a liberal share of their patronage. he
subscribeshimsell the publii-.’s Illimbl c scr-
,- S AMUEL NEtVELL.
the Connecticut Hotel
U37
ant. ,
P-.3‘ -Ordersleftit
willreceive prompt. attention .
rloiir at Wholesale rrices .,
V]-‘llhlsubecrlber has now on hand alarge
quantity of l"‘lour,aud willcontinue ti-
rcceivedircctly froul the mills atlhc West so
that It will be greatly to the ad: nntngeot
consumersto purchase of him. It does not
stop in New York for inspection . but comes
as uenraa po:-sible froln llrst hands to the
home of the consumer‘. The terms will inva-
riably be Cash. as he issclllng usAgenlf'or a:
Western house. Such opportuliitiesdo 'nos_f
often occur,tlien fail not in vour patronage,§
and you wlllbe able to get Flour by tllesin-l
gle barrel,at wholesale prices. ,
- - I-‘.II.NASII.SonthNovwaIh
Powder I ‘ fcwdor I
u-—'. ..,., ..
JR blsstin g and sporting . by the he: cc
retail. ht S..E. OLIISTEAD 8 CW8.
F‘
tliblishlm-nt in the St=.ite.'Glilvnllizcd Chains,
')liaili Pumps, Iron Fence. Posts, Ruillngs,&c
urnished to’ order. Patterns executed at
hort notice and upon reasonable terms.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
Notice.
J IIANDES ll-iviilg furnished himsellwith
' 9 it suitable team for ii general Corinan
luslness, would respectfully solicit llle patro-
nage of tllose w.iut.illg c.lrlin2 done. Orders
left at the Fish Market of Charles Murray,
vill be promptly nttelidel to.
FEED.
1‘ [IE sub-xcriber keeps constantly on hand
- every dt'..*C_I‘lpl-l0II of Feed, which it will
be a plt.‘llSlll e to sell to their customers at all
times and no growling.
- A. MOREIICUSE.
New Stone Yard.
' GOOD assortment of Fl-.l;gilig.Cuibili,r:.
Gutter. Step, Window -‘sills. and Limel
of North Rivel'BIuo Smile. j it-t receivcdalnd
for sale by Gil AS. T. LEONARD.
PAINTS.
EWI'l"I"SPurc Lead, '
National do.
National Extra Lend,
Penn. Zinc.
Fri-ncll Zillc,
Paris Grecll,
Imperial Green,
ChroineG -en.
ilumpden een,
Chronic Yellow,
Prussian Blue,
Indian Red,
Rose Pink,
Ultra .\I-.iriiie,
Patent Dryer._&c. at
Notice.
BE subscriber wovld give notice thzithe
continilesllis biisinessofgeilcrnl
Carriage and lVagoli Biaildivlg,
And Repuirlng,nt l is old sf:-.llitl, wllere be
has served hlsfrielldsfor °Ile past eighteen
years , and is ready at all times to promptly
execillcully ordersin his line 0IIl~l‘llSit.'d to
him. lie llason hand for sale one new and
one second-hand Splillg We zoos. Also it lot
ofL lilies C Iutli for Clouks, wllicll he recently
brought from Englnnd,zrnd Ivllicll he willsell
very low fol cash. JOSPEII SHEPHERD.’
Also,Gencr.il Blllcksniithing done, in con
nrciirail with Ilis Wagon Malta. ,5. Al-o,l.l o
of Wllcellllirrous for sale. '
r. 1:. NASH
HAS taken the Agencyfor SolithNorwalk
for the sale of the Celebrated Nou'-Ex-
ploslvc .Clirbolialeil llurlliilg Fluid. Self-
prcscrvatioli istlle first law of Nature. then
save your.-xellfrom the four of explosions by
burning thntonly which it is impossible to
axplode.
Ciiicui:sri-:n’s.
\
Tomb Stones I Monueto l
ATTHE _ ,
Norwalk Marlzle Yard I
.t\/1'41 r be Bridge ,'.a\"o.rwaIk _.C01H‘ -
SEl'ULCl'illAL Mollllin-'::l‘lsaGrli\'LSl-0110
Ofevery vilril.-ly of pitlll.L‘|'lJl‘l .r.-lid ul the
nloslsltilful workmanship. The bt:Slu5.SOl'l.-
men l of Aluerlcan and l'7oi‘eigl’I oIul'lJl€yl‘“P‘
constaiitly on hand.
Personswishingto procurcmonunlentiol
“Dy kind ofllliirblc Works, are ilivitt-d t0
Bullaliil give in 1)L'I‘SOIIIIl illspccbloil of hi!-
nlalcrinl and woi-kmuil.-lllp. as fills will bi‘
more siitlsfnclory than ti pnrclllisi olaigcfl“
withouflulopportunityoftcstlligthe qual-
ity oftllc article l‘0Ill.I‘£.Clt.‘tl for.
®.TlI6 Lettering and Ornamental work
is executed by experienced Wollfllllifl-3-nd.
can warrant it to give r.ntlrcsai‘.sfartmn.
J. M. SMITH-
Por Sale very Cheap,
NE of the best built, most convenient‘-S
arranged, pleasantly iltuntcd l'csldcnc‘=F
in the Borough of'NorwnIl:. ’l‘lie buiidillg is
of Brick ,colistructeiI oi‘ the very best materi-
hlsand in the most su
' in the immediate vici
firm of the Bridge-
bstautilillnanilcr. It is
nity Jfthebllsilless por-
and is peClllli\l'l_V wen
adapreii for a. Physician or Merchant. as a pm».
tion ofltmay easily be converted lnto sisiore
or office. Possession can l’ e glvenlnlmedulIe-
I1/if desired and terms ofoaymcnt mnlle easy.
Fmfm-[her parlicularsenqulre of the Ediln
”E¥%%7fiVii*”
INVIGORATOR
PREPARED BY DR. 5A.\‘I'0RD
' .. '
Compounded enttrely flom Gums.
Sane of the best piirgatlve and Liver .\Ie-li_cin£-9 t_I0|‘_V
I hell”-e the public, that acts as a t.litll:lriic, eu_slc 1
milder and lnore effectual than any other uiedicint
know n’. it is not only fl (‘atllxri-tic, but zi Liver remell."
acting first on the Liver to ('_|B(:‘l its morbid mutter,
than on “,9 smmach and bmvcls to carry oil’ that inat-
gev thus eecompli.-illing two purposes cll'ectil:iIl_v, willi-
o it any of the painful feelings experienced in tile ope-
l'1lIl0I|‘iI\f lrlostClitIinrtica- It tfronglllells the system
at the some time that it piirL'9v“ ll! “ml Wllfn Wl\‘_l"'
daily in mo-lcrlite «loses. will strengthen and build
it up with iiliiisuztl i‘npl\1ll.V-
1‘_heI.iu_-risoue of the ' principal regulators cl
the human holly ; and wlii-n ‘it perfi-i'in.~i its
fulictiilns wcll,tlle pull‘-fl CV5 0’ ll” -‘."*l‘-‘m "N"
fully developed. 'I’llc sioliiaclthsnllllust cl‘.li_rc-
Iyilepeudciitulitlie llezil-O thy nctlori of the f.uel'
fur the broiler P"rm“" “nee M‘ ‘t5 '“"°l“’"*v
when they are at faults. and the whole s:r.~tem
slllI'i-rs iii L~tJnsequI'llCI- of uric oi"-¥_““-‘il|*‘_ l-IWI"-'
lmfiug cm,,r.d 1., do its lluty.‘ I-ui'tlieill.~o:lsi-.<rlf
lllnt. urgnu, one of 1lIed[lrl);lriei0i'sI has Iillllle it
his study, inn practice llf nmrt: tlllili fwi-lily
years, to find snille rt-iu- cdy lvllerelvlilrto collu-
‘terlict '.li(‘lI‘lf1n)'(l(‘I'lln}!,‘F- merit»: to \vIll:Il it is lllible
To pl-ovetllnt this re_in- lady is lit lust .l0IIl)ll, fnny
Penn“ troubled with Liver (.ompl:llllt. in any
of its fornis, line but 1"
tion is c--rluillr
O
my :1, bottle, and convic-
These 6 null: remove all morbid or bad mutter
from the srsteni, S|II‘I‘l.\" H IJL’; 3“ ‘hell’ I'l'““' Fl l-¢'=Il~
my “my ufbilc, iu\'i;_ru- r.it‘ng the .-=tnni:u-ll, can
plir‘-lying the blpml, gir-
V.-'ie wllolo nliiclllm-l~y, re
cise:ise—eflectillg a null-
liing food to digest \\ell.>
ing tune and In-:l.ltl_i to
I-“living llle cilise of tilt‘
| -c. _
cu Bcl‘lll‘|I|I-9 attacks are cured. null, ivlllllls better
D,-9,-,,.me.|, by tile cccu H -ional use of the Liver
Lnvigurlilor. _ _
One dose lifter E1Itlflg"’“
stoiuitcli and pre\'¢‘|1l~ ll“
imigiuly one dosetakcnbe H fore retiring, prevents
" l 1 e.
‘\‘.’°I.ll;3'.i.'...- dose taken at lliglit. loosens the bowels
tiveliess.
eutly. and cures (‘cs . _
g Uuedose lukcn alter Lnclllneiliwlu cureDys-
peplslubne dose of “To.
relieve Sick Headnclle.
Cue bottle taken for
lufliclent to relieve the
“ food from rising and sour-
lea-spoonfuls willalwuys
Iamule obstruction re-
Mclyrclievesl Ilolic,wiiile
.. | is a sure cure for Choi-
~reiitl\'e of t.‘Ilcl-ra.
ml to IllI‘()\\' out of the
‘cine nftcr ll luii.,r sickness
.'or.lailiilIi:-c lemuves all
color from the skin.
-jme bl-I'm-9 exiting gives
zillikes fooll digest well.
lid cures Cliroliic Diur-
wllile .\‘iiiviilli~l' and Bowel
to the first -lo.-‘c
.ltt;ick.~:i::iil.si--ll1_\' Worms
;:u|'l'.l'. sill":-r. or .~‘p'.-edier
it never frills
moves the cause of tilt‘
fect cure. _
Only one dose immedl- “
One dose 0llElil‘l:},I91l‘*
era .\loi-bur‘. “I”! ‘I l""" n
Only oilc bntllu is_lu-ed-
system llleelfects oi med-
msb one bottle ink“! ‘
sallowni-.~.~‘ or unnatural
Um. dose mlrl-ll .1 short O
viarur to ill 9 flpllclitefflnd
Unc dose often N-‘P““‘ H
rlima in its irorst forms,
c,,,,p1,,i,,r,- )‘i|-XII almost
one or two doses cures
in Cliilulren. ll”-‘l‘€‘ is 11"
remed ' ill tlit- \\’-|I'l'l- 85 , ,
f-it few bostfescurc Drop-sy, ll)’ “clung “)9
absorbents.
we hike pleasure in n 'ec0lnlIl£‘nIIi.l‘.? this medi-
cine as a preventive _for Ferer and Agile, Chill _ I‘ ever,
and all I-‘cvcrs ofa. Bilious 'l:vpe. It opei-lites ivltll cer-
tainty, and tliouanndsare \\ i..llng tc testify to its won-
derful virtues. . _ ,
All who useit are giving tlieiru lnnlmous testimony
in its favor. _ _
3 Mix Water in the mi lltli with the Invlgorntor,
and sum liow both together.
The Liver Iiivigorat or,
lszi scientific .\iellicnl Iliscoull-_r, and is daily \vorkin'T-’
eiires, almost too *.'I't‘lIl'l to lclievc. lt curt-s as if by
magic, even the first dose giving bclielil, untl -'.t'1Il0m
mniie than clue bottle is rcqillrad to cure any kind of
Liver Colupllint. from the ii-lrsi J:illlidicI'0r l‘_\'-5|‘-0r»==i!l
to :1 comliluh lle:I|l«"ICll9. all _'»'l' ullicll are the rirsiili ofn
Diseased Liver. .(’RICE OX1! U-’}L L.-I ll’ PER Hh'l'7LE
rm, _~‘_.\_\'l-‘URII. l'ropr-ietnr. 345 Bl-mlllll zly. N. Y. Re-
tailed by all IlI'l'gglSiS. Sold also by Kllfll p 8: Lynes.
L. l.. Beebe & Son. and J. A. Weed, .\'orwalk. l_y3l
Something Worth Knowing .
“ LIVE AND LETLIKE.”
Bl: alw.-zys 7e:l,rl_.~/ mill willing to /is/p t/lose
'10/L0 are trying to /lelp I/lcmsclves.
OIIN I-‘RY has takcuzi shop on the pi em-
ises of Mr. lloracc A. Gibbs. whi-re he
will be l'olilld, early and la.te.rcu(ly to accom-
mollntenll who may trust ills ingelluiiy and
skill, in furllishillg and setting 1-‘llrliaci-s and
Heaters, mending and mliltillg all kinds of
tiii,cnppcr. |irass.l.ii«l sheet iron iitclisils. in
themosisilllslanIl:iIand well linisllcil mun-
ncr that can be turilcil out tlfitlly of the No.
1.-llopsin this great city, or any other large
town. .
All kinds of Plulnbing attended to and
turned offwisll nvszitlless and llll-patch.
Do nor. ]llI3Sl)y
Yourfricnd John Fry.
Sate Roofs, Tin Roofs, Me t
al Roofs.
E wish tt call the attention of lhebull-
tllI|J{)oll lie, and othcrs,that we have
justopcliellii stale Yul-din Norwalk, well
stocked with Slate ffim the best quarries in
the country. including the wellknowil quar-
iieslof A. Allen on Son, and the Eagle Slate
Company. We respectfully solicit from our
friellds i u this and adjacent towns, the chance
lenge compt‘t|l3i0fl.
C .& E .K. LOCKWOOD ck CO.
ALBERT KOERPEL,
MERCHANT -1-.a:,,:.o1t.
DJOI.\'I.\‘t} Store of Knapp dt_,,,y_‘ues, Main-
A_ st., Norwalk, Couli. The public are res-
pectful lyinvited to call and cxamlue ille large
and varied assortment of Ready Made
C|ot.||i||g, Frcllcli Cloths, Cassiiiiercs and
Vestiugs, also is general use lrtmeilt of gell-
tIemcii’s Furnishing Goods,consi.siillg in part
Of Hats and Caps, Umbi'ellas,Shirts, Collars,
oravuts, II indkercllicfs, Suspenilers, dc.
Cloths, Cus.siuleres, and_ Vel~iinl._s l.y_ the
yard or pattern. and cut free of charge.
l'ur'.icnI.lr attention paid to Childrl ll’: Gar
niculs.
Pumps. .
Ililsiibscriber hecpsconstantly OIIIIE-[IT] a
fine lissortmentoi Pumps, consi:t.l.glf
Well h’|Im|IE,Wt!i|l.IIel' proof‘ for \\'vll- 01 any
depth.oltll Force and Suction, Hose uliil
Pipe-.l.ttached,if' wanted; Cisicl-n Pumpsol
varioussizes,~Bl-ussllnd [roll Cylcliders,u t
F . ll. .i.\SlI’S, South Norwalk.
T O A In In
NTERESTEIJ ill protecting tlielr trees
from the l-uvages of the canker and other
worlns. Tile subscriber having purchased
the sole right of I-‘oster’s Patent 'l‘rl.e Pro-
tector, for l-lle towns of Stamford, Darren,
New CaIluau,alidN.irtvlilk, would call the
attention of all persons having Fl nit and uh.
name-iitaI’l‘rees, to this article. It is the on-
|y pusiti vccure which has been oifereil to the
public. ltlneets lvl_l.h universal upprovul,to
suelt is to be convinced _of' its utility. Al]
who have treos infested with insects can have
them thoroughly cleansed, thereby prev,-em-
iilg the ivurmsfrom l0_l'm|I§8 their cllrysalis
for “_“g(|lcl‘ year. It is _simple ill its cons.
tructloii,c.lid not expensive. It should be at.
tachcd to the tree as soon as the 1st of Oslo.
ber, nnilcautluiicd uiitll dune following, For
further,iarticnlarscnqull'e at the store of
F. ASII,
South Norwalk, Conn.
The subscriberhasllleo purclilised thcright
for tllesame towus.nf a new Water Elevator,
which isulicnll ol‘ anythillgevelbcforeinven-
ted to obtain pure wutel lroln wells of uliy
depth. Caillilid see oncin operation, and
you wlllbe convinced at first sight .
37 F. ILNASH.
Light, Iligbt, cheap Light.
I'‘. would lI0\V llllorm lhie piibllc that
we can furnish them with a superior
quality of Coal Oil, in qu.untlly_of from 006
quart to live gallons. This Oil is acknowl-l
edged by all using it to he the cheapest light
now ill use. We have all kinds cfLomps for
burning-it in. ulso can Ingfll’ I-“MP5 WW "I
’ e n i
‘"7’ '°' '"""l'.'l§i:'l xqiocxwoon J: c o.
Norwalh,Jan. 8d,l859.
toestim-.ite,and we not only defy but chal-"
GBOGEBRY.
GI-INI-ZRAI. assortliltnl. of Crockery. in
A quantities and qualities to suit all clas-
ses of purchasers. collstslnlly on blind. and for
sale by F.II.NAE:'II,Soulll Norwnlk.
WIIAT causes the great rush of Ladies t0
the Store of O. S. Clark 3 Why, he
scllsthe
Best Steel Spring Skirt for $2,
In America, and other goodsin the same
wny.nnd people begin to find it out.
BAY RUN, GENUINE,
19 cents per bottle.
‘V USLINS, Calicoes,nnd a beautiful lot of
l Ladies II-.indkcrchiefs, at
Seeds I
0. S. CLARIVS.
_ Seeds I Seeds I
have supplicdmyself with fl large lot of
Seeds,nnd will sell at the lowest market
price. Give me a call.
A. MOREIIOIISE.
Just Received.
10 BARRELS New Flour direct from
the West. Grocers. and families,
woulildo well to exumln before purchasing
elsewhere, at F. If. NA SH. So.N-ll-walk
Shovels and Scoops.
LARGE assortment oflong and short
handled .
CHICHESTI-ZR’S.
hwy, _ at
Scllcck’sL/inc to day.
G. .
:1!
100
0 dz G. MJIOLME
'r is an established ‘fact um the i—l—0LMES’
keep the bestCignrsiu town, so says re-
port No.13 Main-st.
I'urnaces»,“nanges,
TO_VI-IS. lleuters, Cool Skulilcs, Riddles,
TH). Sheet Iron, and Copper Wart s,
Glass,Chinn . Crockery. ikc. , all at
' C..fr E. K. Locxwoou’s Jr. Co’s.
J 0 H N
C V N I N‘ A. II A. IN!’
Ilnsjustlil-rived with another fresh lot of
Green and Black Teas, new ci-op.ana
what we desire to call the attention of-,he
public torn p:irticulllr,is :1 lot, of Greens;
Black Tea for Fifty Cents per
pnlllld, and an English Bl'e:lkl'.lst Tea that
John has brought us, which is perfectly deli-
eious.
G.&. G. M. IIOLMES.
V mats FARINA. crlAcxr.ns,
At o..s 0.. M. ll()L.\iE'S.
fiiirnirig Fluid, Safe at Inst I
NE of the most valuable and humane in-
ventions ofilie age, is. lllcNoll-Explosive
llllrnlllg Flliill, lll:lII|lii|l?lllI‘t.tl and H-'l(l by us
{ind oilr agents ill this and nrljcinillg ton-lie.
Be sure and ask for this and have no other. as
-son value the safety of yourselves and chil-
(lrrn. '
N.B.-—Direcli'0ns_/‘or U'sc—Rnise and trim
off the wick at the time of filling the lump.
Thisisbiitlilllc lrollble,alld it ensures a
heucr slifer.alld. as it burns longer l.ll€lll-0l'-
din... Fluid, is it cheaper light than anv in
use, ‘We convince allwllo fzivor us with a
call that i i cannot be t‘X'-l0tIt.'(l.
C. dc E.K. LOCKWOOD 8: CO.
Boxesof line fresh Figs, arrivcdby
illsease, and makes a per-1
Aycfs Saisapaiilla
A compound remedy, in which we have In;
bored to produce the most effectual alterative
that can be made. It is a concentrated extract
of Para Sarsaparilla. so combined with other
siliistanccs of still greater nlterutive power as
to afford an effective antidote for the diseases ‘
Sui-saparilla is reputed to cure. It is believed
that such zi remedy is wanted by those who
suffer from Strumons complaints, and that one
which will accomplish their cure must prove
of immense service to this large class of our
afllicted fellow-citizens. How completely this
compound will do it has been proven by exper.
iment on many of thifgworst cases to be found
of the following comltl ilnts:—
Scnoruu AND S-.sorui.ous COMPLAINTS,
Euorrioxs AND Ennivrxvn DISEASES, Uncnns,
Pmrnns, BLOTCHES, Tuuons, SALT Rmztm,
ScAr.n Hun, Sxrnms AND Sxrimmc Ar.
FECTIONS, Mrincuiuar. DISEASE, Dncrsx, Nee-
RALGIA on Tic Donn. : aux. Dnnuirx, Dye.
PI-IPSIA AND INDIGESTION’, Enxsirnnas, Rose
on Sr. Axrnoxfs Finn, and indeed the whole
class of complaints arising from Ilsrunrrx or
rim Bnocn.
This compound win he found a great pro-
moter of health, who! taken in thespring, to
expel the foul human‘ which faster in the
blood at that season o.~,}ie year. By the time-
ly expulsion of tliengmiany rnnkling disorders
are nipped in the bud. Mnltitudes can, by
the aid of this remedy, spare themselves from
the endurance of‘ foul eruptions and nlcerous
sores, through which the system will Itrive to
rid itself of corruptions, if not assisted to do
this through the natural channels of the body
b_y_an nlterntive medicine. Cleanse out the
vitiat_ed blood whenever you find its impurities
bursting through the skin in pimples, eruptions,
or sores; cleanse it when you find it is ob-
Ftmcted zn_id_ sluggish in the veins; cleanse it
whenever it is foul, and your feelings will tell
you when. Even _where no particular disorder
is felt. People enioy better health, and live-
longer, for cleansing the blood. Keep the
blood healthy, and all is well; but with this
pabulum of life disordered, there can be no
lasting health. Sooner or later something
must go wrong, and the cat macbin
life is disordered or overthrgrwn. er’ of
Sarsaparilla has,- and deserves much, the
reputation, of accomplishing these ends. But
the world has been egregiously deceived by
preparations of it, partly because the drier:
alone has not all the virtue that is claim
for it, but more because many preparations,
pretending to be concentrated extracts of it,
contain but little of the virtue of Sarsaparllla,
or any thing else.
During late years the public have been mis-
led by large bottles, pretending to give a quart
of Extract of Snisaparilla 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 obloquy which-rests
upon it. And we think we have ground for
bellcving it has virtues which are irreliltihlo
by the ordinary run of the diseases it is intend-
ed to cure. In order to secure their complete
eradication from the system, the remedy should
be judiciously taken according to directions on
thebottle.
riu:rAn!.'n BY
DR. J. C. AYII-IR & C0.
LOWELL, MASS.
Price, 31 per Bottle; Six Bottle! for .5.
Aycr’s Cherry Pectoral,
has won for itself such it renown for the cure of
every variety of Throat and Lung Complaint, that
it is entirely nnnecessa -for us .to recount the
evidence of its virtues, w erever it has been em-
ployed. As it has long been in constant use
throughout the 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 on to
do for their relief all it has ever been found to do.
Ayer’s Cathartic Pills,
FOIL THE CURE OP
Costfveiiess, Jarmdice, Dyspeplid. I“d‘9”“0"s
Dysentery, Foul Stomach, Erysipelas, Headache,
Piles, Rlleumatism, Eruptions and Skin Discuss,
Liver Complaillt, Dropsy. Tester, Tumors and
Salt Rlleum, Worms, Gout. Neuralgid. as a
Dinner Pill, and for Punfyilig the Blood.
They are sugar-coated, so that the most sensi-
tive can take them pleasantly. and they are the
best aperient in the world for all the purposes of I
family physlc. ’ 1
Price 25 cents per Box; . . notes for 91.00.
Great numbers of Clergymen, Physicians, Stated-
men, and eminent persona es, have lent their
names to certify the nnparalle ed_usefulness of_ these
remedies, but our space here will not permit the
insertion of them. The A ents below named fur-
nish gratis our Aiunmclux 1.)rAiyAc in which they .
are given; with also full descriptions of the above
complaints. and the treatment that shouldbe fol-
lowed for their cure. _ _ ,
Do not be put oil’ by nnprmcipled dealers with
other preparations they make more profit rm.
Demand AYER’S, and take no others. The sick
want the best aid there is for them, and they should
have it.
All our Remedies are for sale by
L. L. Beebe & Son, and Kiliipp do Lyrics, Nor-
walk; N. COII'lSl(.(:k & Soil, Wilton; D_. B.
Webb, South Nciwallr; L. M. Munroe, New’
Canaan; L. H.-Bailey, .Rid;_rificld; Lobdell
k Beers, ltidgilicld Depot; John W. Taylor,
Weslporf; '1‘. Il.‘Fanfon, Bedding ; and by
dealers in lnedicllie everywhere-.
Nor walk News Oflce.
E0. W. JENNINGS still continues. the
gencrali\‘clvspnper and Periodical busi-
ness, at llisold slunil. All the New Yolk dai-
lies delivered to siibscribers on the arrival of
the cars, and l\i:igllzillv.-s and l'eril.dltills sup-
plicd at the m:ii'l-ti.-I prices. Slluvillgand Hair
Dressing Cmlllilllcd as Iluelolole. Also
Agent for Nuru nlk of Adams 6‘. Co's Express.
~‘
choice and Selected Teas.
CIIESTS of Green and Black Teas.-
Coifec and Teas, warranted to please
in price and quality, they defy superiority.
‘ A. MOREHOUSE.
Window Glass and Bashes,
FULL nssortment,of all slzesand quail:
ties, for sale low, at ‘
, , cuicnrsrrivs
UUDEN Ware andillats, Sheet Lead
and Lead Pipe. at
F. H. NASIPS, So. Norwnlk.
ORDS and Tassels, Belts,Bulfcns,Sewing
_ Silk, Thread, Needles, Pins, and lots of
rlincy Articles, at CLARIPS.
AIR Oil, Colognes, Extracts, and Po-
mades, cheaper than ever, at CLARx’s.
1’lated rocks.
I-‘EW more left of those beautiful Dining
Forks, at $4 per dozen, at CLARK’S.
L:i:s Table Covers, a few more left, at
Sl_l0, the cheapest goods ever sold in
0. C ARK.
town.
Ln Rock Salt, superior quality, for sale
by A. MOREHOUSE.
CLOCKS of all descriptions very ohm? at '
. CLAR ’S.
NEW Glllllls. -
1IIEundersigned would Inform their cus-
tomers iiud the public, that they have
now ill st-ire,n full assortment of new Hard-
ware, Willllow Glass, Oil-v..Poi1ils, drc.
WM. C. STREET do C0.
Phoenix Block.
Silver Spoons,8ilver Spoons.
IIAVE put the price of my best spoons
down lower. than ever.
Engraved gratis.
Call at
0. S. CLARK’S.
‘Umbrellas.
sures RIOR lot of’ Umbrellas: at a-mall
advance f'rom cost, all RANDLEJSI N0»?
Skiddy’s Block.
l‘.NUIl.\'E Lublns’,-'Is., w-nrranlrd, m the
money rclunded. O. S. CL ‘RR.
WATCHES, JEWELRY,
LOCI{S,l-‘aucy G0odS,nild Dirss Trim-
mings,cheup for Cash, at _
0. S. CLARK’S.
Fancy Tin Toilett Setts,
IIIl.EI~‘.pieces9vi7. : Water Cllrrier.Slop
Jar. sud Fool. Bath, beautifully deco;-g.
ted,and only $5.50, at
C. it I’-J.l(. LOCKWOOD & CO’S.
Fall River Nails.
N quantities to suit buyers. the best nails
in the iiiarket,at CHICHESTEWS. .
ill
-styles.
Stoves. Stoves. Stoves.
Up, store-rooms are again filled up with
all of "me latest and most approved
The sl. Nicllolav and Golden 41;:
having fully establishedtlielrsnpremacy over
nn om“. cook stoves, are still on.-exhibition,
,,,,,d {-0, sale at our ware_rooms. In regard to
PM.,m. S,,,,,,-_., we can suit the fancy and cop.
veniencc Oran , and at prices that cannotfail.
o C.&. E. .{. LOCKWOOD ct C0.-
Hides.
Ash paid for Cattle Hides andCa‘:fSk us
1, 1.‘ best prices.at V
i e lg ‘ A Oizlsrnandl: Co's.‘
C
LOUR,scmeextrachoicibrulds at ,_ ,
F -oi.ns'riiAi> aco’s.-:
Norwalk Chronicler