Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, April 12, 1859 · page 4

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iltfmttfi it figlittuuirg,

th\e“.N‘orwall: Gazelle.
da Thistloa.

Masses. Enrroas :—-

Ou it _bcautifu1 morning of last May,
having removed my residence to the vil-
lage of l\I—-—-I went into my new garden
to plaiita few, garden seeds, when to my
surprise and perplexity, I found a por-
tion of it overrun with._Canada thistles.--
At first I feltthat I might as well surren-
der my garden at once, but lifaving read
somewhere, that all plants like men, mtlsi
breatiiein order to live, and also that they
must look out of the ground, in ofdel‘ I0
get their breath, and that if they W979
deprived of this privilege, they would
die-. I resolved at once, to give the prin-
ciple a. fairtrial on these thistles. Hav-
ing conimuuicatcd my design to my neigh-
bor who "was in the same predicament,
andwliosc onion and ilettucc beds were
completely nionopolized by them, I com-

' menced an attack at once, and with my

hoe I cut dowrevery thistle could find,
below" the surface—my neighbor following
myicximple. The next morning I was
on .the field of battle, before sunrise, and
behold, a strong re-enforcement of the eu-
emy liad t1l_‘l'l_Ve(l during, the night, and
seemed, to bid me defiance. But these

. were soon dispatched as before. Prompt-

ly was I on the- spot, every morning, at
an early hour, and to my surprise and joy
in -less than a week, I found the enemy
was beating it retreat ; and in less than
two weeks, scarcely. a trace of his foot-
steps was visible. Tiine passed on I had
forgotten the thistles, until late in the
fall, when, gathering in my crop I hap-
p_ened—to think of the battle that I had
I1'I'l._Il_e_<_8pl‘I1lg’.' After carefully surveying
the whole ground’ I could find only one
faint,-dwarfish thistle left, Now if any
of your readers are perplexed with these
oriother noxious plants, and my experi-
eiieeshall lead them to follow my exam-
ple with like success, they will doubtless
be very thankful that they have subscri-
bed for tlie_Norwalk Gazette,and also for
the testimony of your old friend——O.
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Err-:sion'r.—Miltcn’s blindness was the
result of‘-overwork and dyspepsia.

One of the‘ most eminent American di-
vines, having, for sometime been compel-
led to forego ‘the pleasure of reading, has
spent thousands of dollars in value, and
lost years of time, in consequence of get-
ting tip before day, and studying by arti-
ficial light.

,Multi'tudcs of men and women Iiave
made their eyes weak for life by the too
free usc~of their eyesight—rendiug small
print and doing fine sewing. In view of
these things, it is well to observe the fol-
lowing rules :-

' Avoid all sudden changes between light

 

’ and darkness.

Never begin to read, write or sew, for
several minutes a.ftei- coming from dark-
ness to a bright light
“ "Ne‘vcr‘read by twilight or moonlight or
of a cloudy day.

Never read or new directly in front of the
light, or window or door.

It is best to have the light from above,
directly over the left shoulder.

Never sleep so that on first waking
the eyes shall open on the Iiglit ofa win-
dow.

Too much light creates a glare, and
‘pains and confuses the sight. The mo-
ment you are sensible of an effort to ex-
tinguish, that moment cease, and take a
walk or ride.

As the sky is blue and the earth green,’

it would seem that the ceiling should be
it bluish tinge, the carpet green and the
walls of some yellow tint.

The uiomeiit you are instinctively
prompted to rtib the eyes, that moment
cease using them.

If the eyelids are glued together on
waking up, do not forcibly open them,

but apply the saliva with the tinger—itH

is the speediest dilution in the world-
tlieu wash your eyes and face in warm-
watci'.——Hnll.v Jourvzol of Health.

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FARMERS AND THEIR \Vtvi:s —Said a

honors, learned music, and painting, and
now only married ii farmer. \Vh_v do
you not teach school, or do something to_
benefit the world with your talents ; or, if
you choose to mart-y,wliy not take a teacli-»
er, a clergyman or some professional man?
But as it is, you did not need so much
learning for‘ a rural life.’
The lady replied : ‘You do not look‘
very far into the future. Do you see
this boy’ on my lap ? I need all the
study, alftlic discipline, both of mind and
body that I could possibly get, in order
that I may train him up aright. You
see, I have the first impressions to make
on the fair blank of his ptire heart, and
unless my mind’ was first cultivated, my
own heart first purified, how could I well
perform the task now placed before me ?
And, besides, do you not suppose that far-
mers li‘ave hearts like other men, tastes
just as pure, because they guide the plow
and fill the soil for their support ? Do
you not suppose their mind.-i are just as
susceptible of cultivation and expansion
as other men ? Have they no love of the
beautiful, in their it ture,.uiid of art 17-’
Cannot good paintings be just as much
admired on their walls, as 0l.l1t‘l'.~‘, or does
the evening hour never pass as pleasantly
with tlit-iii, ivlicii they gatlicr around the
piano after a hard dtiy’s labor is finished?
Ah my young front] you have made ii. sud
mistake in your reckoning.’
Of all the occupations, give me that
of fl fi111l'I9l'. Itis the most bciiulilul; his
life is freer from cure, his sleep is sweeter,
his treasures s:if'er. A fariner need not
be the slave of‘ any one, for he has none
to please but himself. Not so with any
tradesmen, inechniiic or professioiinl imiii.
'.l‘licy have more or less to do with the
world at large, and have all niaiincr of
persons to deal with, so that they need
the patience of Job to live. They are
well iiu,ar<i that. they must not freely
speak their minds at all times, that if
they do they will lose custom, for they de-
pend upon the people for a living ; there-
tor they are the scrvniits of all. 'l‘|icn
what can he desired more, what is more
peaceful, prosperous, honest, healthful and
happy than a farmer's life?

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:6‘A man was once relating a story of
being oti a locomotive that struck a cow
rltllldlllg on_ the track, anti threw her
.-eve.-_i-til rods into the field, where she lit
fql|:tI'L'l_V upon her feet, with her fiend to-
wiii'tls the train, and strange to tell, “she
wit.-‘i.'t~ hurt a mite.”. “ But didn't she
look scared ?" inquired a listener. “Well
I do.i’t know whetlier site was scared or
DOI. but she looked a good deal discom-

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'.l.'o Pai-mers in particular,

and the Public in general-
HE Subscribers having recently cniei-ed
into a Co-partnership for the purpose of
carrying oti the Agi-icultiirul and Seed busi-
ncss, together with Fertilizers, Nails, Glass,
paints, (mg, &c, &c., take this method of un-
noiincing to the Farmers and Gardeners of
Fait-ficlt1Couut-y that they intend to keep it
full assortment of the above Goods : anti in
their season, plants of different kinds. They
are about introducing a new kind of seed,
called the lluugariaii Grass Seed, from Iowa,
which in that state is in ii measure taking the
place of Timothy, yielding from 5 -to 8 tons
Hay to the acre besides from 30 to 50 Bu‘shc1-
Seed-—-ae it does not injure the Hay to stand
until the Seed iipcns. It is very quick
growf'li.'does not need sowing until other
seeds and corn are planted. and can be cut
at pleasure. It requires to be sown yearly-
-Farmers try it-—trya littie—it requires about
ten qts to the acre, we are now receiving or-
ders for it. and wish to receive all others as

soon as possible, in order to secure the desi-
red qiianfity at the present favorable prices.
For further particulars. enquire of the Sub-
scribers, LEONARD &- STREET.

Nozwalk, Feb. 26th, 1859. 9

J.N.LOCKWO0D add

(Successors to J. P. HANE‘0RD,)
East side (lie Brulge 1V0. 3 P/rem): Block.

I‘ EEPconstautIy on hand a large and va-
ried assortment of' LADIES’, Gt-;.\'i’s AND

Ciiti.niins’s

Gaiters, Boots, Shoes, 6ic.,

all made under our own personal supervision
of the best material audin the very best man-
ner. Our assortment of LADIES’ Giiruits,
undoubtedly comprises, both in extent and
quality, a finer assortment than can be found
at any similar establishment in the County.
In Gear’: Boors. Giiri-ma, Siioizr. &c., we
have 31,1.-gei and better assortment. we are
confident,thau was ever before offered in
Norwalk. We are prepared to manufacture
to measure, any article i'1_i our line, and at
the sliorlest notice.

MISS)-ZS, no Cim.nasiv’ii Suoi-:5, Rcnizsns.

&c., in endless variety. A E ie article o
SLIPPBRS for Gent’s wear.

REPAIRING in all its branches done neat-
1y,quickly and cheaply.

Pertilizers. _
snuviix Guano, Super Phosphate Lime,
Pond: efte, Bone Dust, Plaster, &c.. for
t the Agricultural and Seed Store of

Lnoxsun 8'. STRI-J1-2'1‘.

New Books! New Books-I!

Pictures of Country Life,by Alice Carey.
The Methodist, by Fletcher, with an introduc-
tion by thc Rev. W. I’. Strickland.
Chess PIa.yer’s Insti uctor. by C. II. Stanley.
Ernestine, or the Heart’: Longings.
Anecdotes of Love, by Lola llloutcz.
Prince of the House of David ,new and old
edition. And other Books as fast as pub
lished, at CAMP’S Bookstore.

I) II. Y Gr 00 I) S .
SPRING, 1859.‘
DESIRABLE GOODS.

MYGATTS

INGRAHAM, dz co.,

43 Chambers Street, N. Y., are now prepared
with it superb stock of Goods, embracing the
productions of the

French, Eiiglish Amcrzcrm lllarlrcts.

3 Our friends and customers will fit d
it to their interest to examine our styles 1.e-
fore purchasing. 3m8

Notice.

HE subscriber keeps on hand Wheat and
" Rye Flour, Graham Flour ; belted and
uubolteti Corn Meal, White and Yellow, and
the usual varieties of f'ced,all fresh ground
and made f'rotn the best grain-—wai'rant.-d
good-—at reduced prices for Cash. Cash for
grain on delivery. Call and see at Red Mill,
Five Mile River, Darien, Conn, (Old Post,

Road) NATHAN ROBERTS.

Piropricf. or .

Blank Books! Blank Books!

‘ N I E have now oti hand it larger stock of

Blank Ifooks than ever. New Firms
or new cstnblishniciifs desiring new sets of
Books would do well to give us a call, as
from our varied iissorftnoiif we are confident
we can sell as good and as low as establish-
meutsin the city of New York.

' ALFRED II. CAMP,
Bookscllcrand Stutioncr.
Main Street, No. 17'.

U
- _ Norwalk
. LIVERY STABLE
F HE subscriber having one of the largest
and best outfits in the f..Dci-y Stable bit '
siiicss, as regards Horsts, Cairiuges. A'c.,
would invite a‘1tliose in want of either single
or double teams, to give him a. call.<.is he is
confident his turn—ontsivil1 give satisfaction.
Good Ilnriics and fine new Carrizigcs f01'sl11-
gle use. or double teams, with c-.trcl'ul tlrivcrs
when desired. lie has also ordered it new
and tasty Iiack. which he will have to let in
the course of a f‘cw days. Carriages f'rom his
stable run to every train.
GEORGE B. GRAY
Norwalk. Feb. 1st, I859. I

TATEMENT of the condition of the
Bank of Norwalk, on the First day of
April, 1859. before the transaction of any

salelila

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young person to a lady who sat holding, “ '"°ss°"" “ld“y

her child : ‘ Now what good will your
education do you? You have spent so-
much time in study, gradu nted with high

LIABILITIES.
Capital Stock, $2,100 000 00
Circulation, . . . . 151,660 00
Due Banks in this State, 3.014 56
Deposits. . . 57,597 09
Earnings , 7,570 on
Dividends unpaid, . 201 25
$519,943 51
RESOURCES.

Banking House, . $8,000 00
Specie in Bank, . . , , 15385 25
Bills and Checks of other Banks, 3,253 79
Due from Banks in this State. .' 5.0i.'l 94
_ “ . “ out of ‘° 29.149 22
Bills discounted, 457,142 43
Expense Account, .1501 32

$519,943 51
Fuirficld County, .93.. I, R. B.Crauftird
Cashierof the aforesaid Bank,bcing duly
sworn, depose and say that the above state.
ment is correct. R. B. CRAUFURD,Cu.-hier
Sworn and subscribed this first day of
April. 1859. Enw.iiin P. W.-:t-:n.
3t1-f Notary Public.

Milk, Milk, Milk.
URE Ii‘armei-’s Milk, fresh every day, in
large or small quantificis ut-
D’ART()IS’, South Norwai k.

1'0 PRINTERS.
CORTEI-Y_0U’S New York Type Foundry
1803-atid Pi-_intci~s Wat-clionsc, (Eslnblislicd

- N0-29 Spruce Street. The sub.-ci-i-
l’,“,' “'5” be llilllily 10 l‘nrni.~h purcliasi-rs of
l"'"‘l="'8' M-"lief!-lls with Plain and 0l‘lllllIIeI1-
ml ypes, Borders, &c.. made front 9. combi-
tuition of all the hard Inetulg so ,_.,\-i,.,,,,;,~,.|y
pulled by Fouudcts. Also Gt-rman, Greeks.
Ilt:l.)I‘e\t‘8. and it New and Ewgflnt [Aunt oi
-fill‘-{'0 M“-“I0 'l')'_pt', from which ilic Musical
lteviciv and I‘l‘1(!n(I are now priutcd ; willi
Pi-cs-tis, and every article required for l'i~iu-
ting. at, the very lowest price, for cash or ap.
proved paper. '

Old Typo taken in exchange for new M10
cents pt-r [)(‘1IIltI . ’

Second hand Presses and llfafcrials. and ii
complete Stereotype Foundry, with two Sliu.
viiig Mzicltities, for sale cheap.

fl‘ I'l‘l11l(l1'S of‘ l1CWHpapeI'S ptllillshinnr
this u.dvcrtiseiiictit(including this note) titre:
times before ‘the 1st of Sepi.i-iiiber. 1859, and
sending me one of the papers, will be paid
for in PI‘ll1li1|'.{ Typcs.wlicii they purchase
four times the amount of their bill.
w.’-ltf '5 I’. C. CORTELYOU.

Carpets Very Cheap.

I" YDS. of Brussels and In r '
 Carpeting botight very IOVE 
t1cet1.unil which willbe sold at ii vcrv low
figure. Now is yourtime for iigoml lnirguiu,

- C.J. GRUMAN.

Pictures, Prames, die.

I IGIIT and heavy, Gift and Rose Wood
1 Mouldings for Mirrors and Picture
F”m""v "'“‘l9 “P at sliorf notice and cheap,

at the Furniture Ware Rooms of
II. M. TERRELL.~
BRITTANIA. Jarizinncd and Silver Platoa
wares, Eiizlisli anti American Knivesand
For_ks,at F. II. NASH ’S, So. No]-walk,
IMOTHY,Clovcr and Red Top St.€dS,Wfll'-
ranted pure at
, -- . E. OLMSTEAD ti: CO’s.

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Norwalk Harness and Trunk

EMPORIUM.

I LLlAl\1l B. SWAN woultlinform
the citizens of Norwalk and vicinity
that he still continues to manufacture and
keep on hand, a full assortment of’ Harness
of all descriptions, comprising all kinds and
priccs,with a great. variety of Ladies’ and
Gcntlamcifls Riding Saddles, Bridles Martin-
gales, &.c.; Collai-sin great variety audevcry
style ofpatlcrn. Fly Nets, I.Iol'Sccl0lhs, Sta-
ble Furniture, Saddier’s Hardware, Whipsiu
endless variety, Trunks of all sizes and des-
criptions, Valiscs, Carpet Bags, Satchels, &c.
He feels well qualified by his long experi-
ence in the business, to judge of the tastes
and requirements of those having occasion
to patronize anextensive Saddlery Establish-
ment. All in want of anything in his line,
will do well to give him a call. Orders for
any kind of work promptly executed. Re-
pairing donu neatly and chi.-tiply, at his shop
in the rear of the Norwulk Ilotel.

Blackberry Plants Por Sale

= T the following greatly reduced prices :

1000 plants $70, 500 do. $36,
. 100 “ S9. 50 do. 
All plants sold by me are warranted to be the

genuine New Rochelle or Lawton Blackber-
ry.” The plants are 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
arc cultivated on the grounds of’ D. K". Nash.
THEODORUS B. NASH.
South Norwalk.

gimlinfc illicit.

District of Stamford, as. Probate Court,

flpril 1st, 1859.

ESTATE of J. H. SHIRT 87 CO., insol-
vent debtors of St-amford,in said Dis-
ti ict, assigned in trust ,&c.

The Court of Probate for the District of
Stamford hath limited and allowed 4 months
from the date hercof,f'or the creditors of said
Estate, in which to exhibit their claims there-
to‘ ; and ha appointed NATHAXIEI. E. ADA.\I,S

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1- and EDWARD P. Wiit1'.\'i-Iv , Commissioners to

receive and examine said claims.
JAMES H. Oi.iisri-:.tI>, Judge.

The subscribers give notice that they shall
meet at the Union House, in said Stamford,
on the 30th day of April, and on the let
day of August,l859, at 9 o’clock.in the fore-
noon, on each of said days, for the purpose
of attending on the business of said appoint.
ment. NATIIANIIJI. E. ADAMS, 2 Commis-

- Enwsnn 1’ .1iViii'r.\'nY, sioner.-.

All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested to make immediate paymct to _
4t14 Lizwis L. G. Wui'i.\'m'. Trustee.

District of Stamford, ss. Probate Court,

Stamford, Marcli 15111, 1859.

ESTATE of’ WALTER SARLES. an insol-

, vcut debtor of Stamford, in said Dis-
trict,ass1gned in trust for the benefit of’ all
his creditors.

Upon the application of said Walter Sarles
showing to this Court that he has complied
with all the provisions atid requirements of
the " Act for the Relief of Insolvent Debt-
ors.”.i:c..and espet.|ly of‘ the din section
of said Act, incumbent on ‘aim to do ‘and
perform in order to be entitled to have the
oath or affirmation provided in the 9th sec-
tion of‘ said act, administered to him, that he
may be entitled to the benefits and privileges
provided in the 10th section ofsaid Act, and
praying this Court to appoint a time and
place. for the bearing upon said application,
and if the same be found to be true, to 'ad-
minister said oath to said Walter Sarles, that
he may be entitled to said benefits.

Therefore. Ordered, flint Snturtlziy, the
7th day ofM-.iy, 1859, at uliie o‘clock, f'ore-
nocn, at the Probate Office in said Stamford,
shall be the day for the llCa|'lllL'l1pOll said ap-
plication and for the udniiiiisteriiig of said
oath if’ the matters in said application are
found to be true,aud this court dirccfs that
notice of the name be given by inserting the
foregoing applicatioii and order in two week
ly newspapers nearest where the assignor
Last dwelt. for one month. at least two weeks
before said hearing, and by posting a notice
thereof’ on the sign post nearest wiicré said
debtor last tlwelt, and b ending a notice
thereof‘ to every known itor without said
Probate District witliiti one week after such
order, and according to law.

41.12. JA.\.1I.-28“. 0I..\1S'1‘1-2AD,Jt1tIge.

District of Ridge/ielil, as. Probate Cour},

.lI[Il."t‘lI. 23:1. 1859.

STATE of LEWIS DICKENS, late of
Ridgeficld, in said District, dccciiscd.

The Court of‘ Probate for the District of
Ridgeficid, I_i_-ath Iiinitcd and allowed six
months from the date hereof. for the Creditors
of said Estate, to exhibit their claims for set-
llcmellt. Those who neglect. to present their
uccctiiits. properly attested, within said time,
will be dcb.irred :1 recovery. All persons iii-
fIL‘I)l.f‘(I to said E.<f.ute are requested to inake
immediate payment to

NANCY DICKENS, Excculrix.
To the Probate Court for the Dislricl of
Ifiilgaficlil. .
I-IE application of ZALMON S AIN. of
Rid-gcficld, respectfully show , Tli-at
he is Ptirciit and Giirdiati to James C. Main,
Mary E. Main. Aliuii-it Main, anti Sylvcsters.
Main, Minors belonging to said Di.-ti-lct, and
that §al(Ii\Il1lUIS are the owncis of the fol
lowing rt-til l'Ist.-‘.tc. viz : the undivided half
part of thcfollowiiig tlcscribed tractsof land,
situated in said Ridge-field, boiinded and de-
scribed as friliows, viz : one tract in qtian'.i-
ty ten acres more or less, with the Buildings
thereon, bounded north by land of Lewis
Stuart eiist by highway, south by hind occu-
pied by D..rling Jarvis.aiid land of Lewis
Slausou, and west by the “ Titicus River.”-
Ouc tract of Wooill-and in quantity two acres
more or less, and bounded north by land of
Ditvid Dikcman.east and west by land of Da-
vid Puiling,and south by land ol'.f.imcs Scott.
One tract of Woodland in two acres more or
lcss, and bounded north by land of Lewis
Slauson,c-.ist by land of Estate of‘ Ilanford
Selleck, south by land of’ David I’iiliiiig,and
west by land of David Dikeman.

And he further says, that the Estate is at
present unproductive ; that the avails there-
of are wanted for the support, maintenance
and education of said .\Iinors and that it will
be for the advantage of said Minors to sell
-tlie same,and invest the avails then-of accor-
ding to law ; wherefore he'says that there is
just and reasonable cause for selling the
same. He therefore prays the Court to order
said real Estate to be sold, and to cinr-owcr
him or some other meet perron to sell the
sanic,pursuunt lo the statute in such case
made and prolvided. _

ZALMON S. MAIN, Guardian.

Dated Ridgefieltl, March 23¢], 1859.

 

Dislrict of Ritlgrfield, Probnlc C'ul."rf, sr.
ollarc/1 23, I859. ‘
()ui)i-:iii.-:n—'I‘liat the foregoing fI.ppllC.lll0Il

be licard and detcruiiiied at the Probate Of‘-

ficc in llidgt~fi»_-I-l,oii the 4th day ofJuiie 1859,

at 9 o’-'-.|ock fort.-noon ; and fli--1 notice Hiero-

of be pnbltslied in some public iicwspnpei'

near the place where such real Estiite llL'S

three weeks successively, at least six week

before said tinic assigned.

3113 H K. SCO'I‘.T, Jiidgc.

New Carpets.
OR Stiiumcr trade, at reduced priccs.—-

.. The S1Il’)FCI‘|lJ(‘l' is prepared to exhibit at
liisucw and spacious Sl0l'lS, 273 Canal St.,
and 31 flow-.irt1 St . N. Y., 51 very fiiic assort-
i_nt-nt of Carpets. in new patterns, viz :
Mcdiillioii Cnipt-ts, in various rich tIt't.~lgl‘iS.
Velvet carpets from 31,25 to $1 50 per_v.
'I't\pcs1ry ljrtisscl.-do. 90 to 1.1-! 1-2 *‘
nflrusscls do. 1121-1 to 1.37 I 2 "‘
Thrcc ply _ do. 95 to H5 "
Supt-i--lngruiii, do. 611 2 to 7:’; “
I£.\'ti':\ fine Iiigiuin do. 45 lo 55
Common Ingvraiii do. 25 to 37 1-2

Twifletl and plain, Venetian Caii-pi-ts, oil
0l()ll1S,(l1'|1ggt.'ls, I‘llg.°. mats, stair rods, &c.,
at ivliolosatc and retail.

GEO. F}. I.. IIYA'I"I‘,
‘.73C.ina1St.,and 31 Howard St., 150 feet
east ol'Bi°oudwny,N. Y.

Al.-o sole agents foi selling Auburn Pow-
er Looms, and Auburn Prison made '1 hi-cc
Ply, Iiigruiu uud Venetian Cnrptfs.

_ N. I5.—Carpeis for'Churchcs made to or-
der. v1y18

'I'o‘Baisers of Swine.

IIE subscribers have a ftill nlooded Berk-
. shire Stock Hog, which for stock purpo-
ses has iiosupcrior in 1-‘itii-new County, and
which will be kept for tliciiscofswinc at-ow-

BYXBEE its DURAND.
Dec. 18th, 1858. H5!

ers.
South Norwalk,

Por Sale Cheap.
LMOST always on hand. a lot of second
1. hand Carriugca, Wagons. SI ighs, etc.,
for sale at a. barguiii. Tliose iii want will do
well to call. EDSON BEERS.

If

ii-he Sociable I
HIS Book is having a treinentlotis sale-

cali curly and get a copy-—for sale
CAMP’S, Agent f'or the Publishers.

I

‘WE STPOBT

Saddlery, Harness and Trunk
E:n£IE’OIB.I'I.'J'L/.lZ 2
THE Subscriber keeps constantly on hand,

and will iiiake. to ortlcr, all articles tip-
pertaining to his line of business, of’ the best
material and worknianship,aiid at low prices.
Evei'y dcscriptionof flairiiess constantly on
hunt], or made to order ; also it great variety

of Saddles, Bridles, Murtlugales, cfc.,also,
Fly Nets, Hot-so Cloths, Whips iii endless vu-

Valiscs, Carpet Bag.s,Satchelv, ctc., etc. lic-
paii-ing donc neatly and promptly on the
shortest notice, and most reasonable terms.
WILLIAM S. JONES.
East side the Bridge, ,Westport. tf6

Norwalk Ptirniture

AND CABINET EIVIPORIIIM.

HE subscriber has ju's.t received a iaige
and splendid assortment of Furniture,
consisting in part of Rosewood anti l\I1ll10lgf‘t
ny marble top Bureaus, Rosewood and Ma-
liogiiuy Betlstonds, lllurblo top and plainCard
Centre, and Loo Tables. Maliog-.iny Sofa
Chairs. Rockers. Sofas, '1‘ete-rt-tct.c.-, Mttl1Ugf1.~
iiy Lounges in brrickntel, do. plain, Miiplc,
Black Waliitit, ()uk,Caiie sent. Chairs, Mir-
rors, Bedstcatls, Cribs, Cmdlcs, and all goods
gcn‘ci'a‘.ly found in a first class Wart-1ioti.'-te
cheap for cash.
II. .\1.TERRELL. Agent.
South Norwalk, March 12th,l858.

Pire Proof Safes.

N addition to the prcserv-.ition ofthc town
. l‘tecords,of this place, in two of our safes
it short; time since, we would Call attention
to the following letter written to the I-Jditori
of the New York Courier and Eiiqtiirer :

Mn. Emroii :—Iu the fire at No. 39 Warren
street, on the morning of‘ the 9th iflst,oui~
tnost valuable books and papers were exposed
for 36 liotirs in one of Stcarus do Marviii’i-
Fire Proof’ Safes.

We say fire proof, not because they are so
labelled, btit because we have so proved
them. Our books and papers catiic out tin-
injured. save the binding of the books, occa-
sioned by steam. .

Our store was five stories above ground.
and two stories below, occupied from collar
to garret. The intensity of the heat can be
attested to by any fireman who witnessed it.

No furnace can be contrivt-d by the inge-
nuity of man to create a more iuteiise heat.
We voluntarily give this tribute to the value
of these Safes. and select your widely ciicti-
lateti commeiciziljouriial to iuf'orm the mer-
cantile commtiuity what estimate to place
ttpon Slearn.-i £1‘ /l{nrvin’s, I/ViI.ler'.v Pate-Ii!
Salamander Safes.

Respectfully,
H.\VIL.L\'D, IIARRA1’. & Risasv,
Wholesale Di'u¢.rgisfs.
Cor. Greenwich ti: Barclay st N Y.
S'1‘EARNS &. MARVIN.

40 Miirray-st.,Nciv York ; 57 Gravier st.,
New Orleans ; 29 N Main st., St. Louis.

Also thr re second hand Fire Proof Safes for
sale verv low

N01'Walk,DIlC.IOlh, 1353.
NORWAIII
OYSTER & DINING SALOON,

IVoorl’s B'll-l'l(lZ.'?1g,lWa’l-‘ll. Street, Z\”or'wallr.

HE Subscriber lids fitted up a suite of

Rooms for the ticcomn otlnlion 01 Ladies
and Gentlemen, where Oysters in every style,
Meats, warm and cold, &c.. &c.. will be
served up. to suit- the taste of‘ all. Also
Hot Tea and Coffee, at all reasonable hours.
Separate Rooms for the I‘CC('['.ll0lI of Ladies.

IITS BA Ii’BE1i SHOP,

will also be continued in an apartmenfspec-
i-clly designed therefor. and by every effort.
on his part to please. he hopes to receive the
liberul p-.itro'iiagc of that public whose kind-
nesshe has enjoyed to so lnrgt‘ an extent‘,
since the late disastrous fire in which he suf-
fered so severely.
51 GEORGE C GIBSON.
New-Hair Dressing Room.
ROI". S. '1‘. WOOD of’Ncw York,andlatc
of Wm. B. Cozzcr.’s Hotel at

'_VV'est Point,

would inform the citizens of'Noi-iv-alk and its
vicinity. flint he has taken a room in the
Colin, Hotel to carry on the above biisiiicss.
Gentleman wislriiig tin easy sh-.tve.oi' their
hair cut in -‘I Sl1[.)l'l'l01‘ manner, will please
gi vc me a call. Children's hair neatly cut,
Wigs and Curls cit-r.ii_etl and drcssctl. Razors
honed and put in goot1vvor1tiiigi°)rdei'.

Another New '.l.'liing

INl.l1e11I11‘l{l‘l. Al.l)EN"S C().\'CE.\"I'RA-

TED MILK. This is to Ct'1'lll_V flint I
have made a careful cxniiii nation of Alilt-n’s
Conco‘.-ntrntcd Milk, and find it {repaicdfroin
pure milk. I have used it. and. finding it
,I_l{l)0II,l:'.l.'.{e1)leE1Slll'(5 in recommcntling it to

the public. J .t.\II-‘.S R. C1111/f‘(..\‘_.Cl1cmISl.
For sale by KNAPP do LYNf~.‘..~‘.

Tb’ Farmers and Gardiners.

riii: sun .cr.ici-;ns 01-‘F1-II‘. rot: SALE 60,000 BAR-
iii-ins or ritiztii saw AND I.\1PRO\'F.D

rounnnmwn,

F the Lodi l\I-annfacttiriug Compaiiy,man-
tifacturctl f'rom the night-soil of New
York city, in lots to suit purcliasers. This
article (greatly improved within the lust
tlii'cc yed.1‘S)I1€|S been in thc in-.ii-kct f'or eigh-
teen years, and still defies coinpctilion,us a
manure f'or Corn and Garden Vegetables, be-
ing c/reaper, morcpow-arfu I, than any ollicr,
a11tI‘t).i. the saute titnefreefrom disagreeable
odor. Two barrels ($25 worth) will.manui'c
an acre of corn in the lii1l,wlll save two
thirds in litboi',wil1c-.iuse it to come up quic-
ker, to grow fatstcr, ripen earlier, and will
bring ti larger crop on poor ground thaii 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 tlit-ir long standing
reputation, and file large capitol ($100,000)
invested in their business, as a guarantee that
the article they matte shall always be ofsuch
quality as to cominaiid a ready sale.

Price $1.50 per barrel f.r any quantity
over six l)fl1‘1'£‘.I‘S.

@* A Pamphlct,cont.iining everyiiifor-
mation, will be sent (viii-:i-1) to any one apply-
ing for the same. Our address is—- '
GRIFFING, BROTIIERS & CO..

Agricultural Warehouse, C0 Couttlandf. st.,
New York. 4

Every Family should [rare it
Br. I. A. Barkers

OR {(1 [NA]. I.\f PREGNATED

MEDICINAL PAPER,
' FOR 'rui.-: WATER cu SET. A SURE CL‘I:E .i.\'n
PREVENTIVE OF PILIS.
HIS paper is prepared frmn pure Manilla
hemp, and pt.-i‘l‘ecl.ly free from all pois-
onous chemicals invariably used in the man-
iifaclure of all other papers, especially
blcaclied.

From the nature of the medicines with
which it is tlioroitglily iiuprcgiin.ted. it has fl
gentle soothing effect upon‘ the ii-ritiitioii
while i s influence is magnetic iii rt-nioviug
the disease. It is also ii. stirc prcvcnfivc to
those in hcallli. Physicians rccoiiiiueiid if,
Jniigt.-s. Liiivycrs, lllinistcrs, and all profes-
sioiis use it. _

In orili.-r to bring this hcnlfli-prcscrvitig
Iuxniy within the I'(fl(:l1 of all,thc inveiitor
has had it put up in tit-at cases at the follow-
ing low price:

[Iandsoinc pticltagcs coufa’g
ab 60 In

30f)sliccts_.25cl..=.
(300 " 50 “
I200 “ 100 “

Private families. Iiofi-l kei pcis.aud others
living iita distuiicelor all uinountsof one
doll.ir and up\v'.l1'tlS,L't1t.'l()Se(I to this office,
can have it sent free of 0.\'[f1‘(‘SS cliargt-s at the
followiug rates, $1 per (1200) pitckugc, 6
packages l'or $5, or $1.1tIllH' packages in same
proportion. E. II. WA 'I‘ERlllAN,

- _ Solo Afitlnf,
410 Ilroadivay, New York.
All rcspeclnblo Drtiggi.-is keep it.
CAUTION.

In order to avoid imposition. the publ'c are
cautioucd agziitist base imifiitious found to
contiuii clicmicul poi.-oils ciilcuiuted to irri-
tittc the disease, iiiaiiiif'ircfiii'cd by recklc.-s
iinpriuciplcd Spcctilzifoi-s. (who boast of their
iguoriiticc of mi.-diciucs, and their ubilif._v to
golf the public.) as all such tire base utit.lspii-
rious. No";\Itei|iciii:il Paper” can be genti-
inc unless llr Pi1rkcr’s trade mark is on each
sheet and his iiulogrnpli on each package...
Thus, 3m5 ' I. A.PARKl£R,M.D.

Good Writing Paper.

NEW and splendid nssorimciit. of Note

and Bath Papers,just received and for
sale, at G.-‘..\lPS.’

I,‘ ‘rein Comiinaiidiiients.

H of I I;

rioty,Truults of all sizes -.iutl tlescriptioiis, _

' day,

oowvuvfivrons.

 

CONFIDENCE,
Capt. Wm. B. Greene,

ILL comuitmcc her regul-.ir trips to and
from Norivalk and New York, on and
after March 21st, leaving Fioufh Not-walk cv-
cry Monday Wednesday and Friday, at 8 A.
M. or on arrival of the Danbury c-.irs.aiiil
New York(Ca1harine Slip) every 'I‘uestl.iy,
Thursday and Saturday at 1 o'clock,reacii
ing Norwalk in time to connect with the

Danbury train.
Fare--froin Norwalk, 5:) Cents.
City Ieluntl and Wliitcstoiie, Est: Cent-S.
New Rochelle, '35 (,‘t-tit:-

Frciglit tiikeu at reduced rates. All
Freight delivered to and from the l).ll1lJ11l'_y‘
Cars frcco expense.

Stages will be in readiness to convey Pais-
scngersfonll parts of the coitntry. Stage.-
to New (.?aiia:tii—lhroiigli tickets 75 cents
per Col. Watson.

.‘1.B.-—O.i or about June 1=t,tlic stcziiner
Cotifi fence will coiu.ncnce inukiiig Dilly
frips, leaving NI)I'\\"illl( at (3 A. M., rcturuiiig
l~_“.l\’ti New York at '2 P. M.

Monk. 205 South-st., New York, or to tli
Captain on board.

Danbury 6!. Norwalk 3. IR.
WINTER ARRANGE.\1EN’l‘.
Coiiiiuxnixu Jan, l0tli,1.~l59.

Tra.ius run daily, (Sundays excepted) as

For furtlicr iiiforniation apply to Win. W#

saiormfzu

RO.\Il.hcitorcof ll1(.'itll)‘.'|CI'll)Cl‘i0nthe
night of l*‘ritl:iy,.\Iiiy 2lst,alotofgoods
consistingofUlot.liiiig,Ncck‘1'ics,'1‘itble Cov-
cii-i_.Sh.tivls,.l'.c. But we have stock cnoiigh
loft tosuitply l.lic»coitlil.t'y fortlic next. month
'I‘fintikl'tiIfor the p-.tti'oiiagc wctluily i't.'ccivc
we would ask the crowtl _to visit 1119' 1'-1-fill".
and select-such goods as they inay want, for
we have everything from Pound Calico Mill
splctidid Rcnitiitnts 1o Silks. Cotton goods,
in cvcry variety. .\I.ii'sc'tllcs Quilts and Al-
loiiilulc C0lll1i.UI'p=.t11cS.TOIICI.Ct)\’el‘S,CUl-loll
and Linen 'l.'-ablc Cloths,'l‘owclliug uii_d Naip-
kins, SlII1VvIS,.\I‘illIl.lllil.S, I’-.irasols. and Kill
Gloves. Hosiery of cveryil-.-scription. Also
a inztgnificeiit stock of"l‘ailor's goods, Cotton-
ades. Jc:ins,'I‘iveeds, C..lS_.~'llX1el'L‘S, and Broad-
cloths,Silk and Marsaillus Vesling,Reatly
Slain-Clotliing, and Clothes made to ortlcr.—
No extra charge for Cutting. Neck Ties.
Sliirts_.1Iafs:inti Caps. We offer alibcral
t‘L’Wf11't.l for the thief,ant1 it grand stock to the
public.

Tomb Stones 6!. Monuments,
ATTHE

Norwalk Marlile Yard !
./V‘...ir ‘ii: .lJriilgc,.«\”-9:*'I.'nrl/i‘ ,CuIHl -
1EI’ULCli1‘tAL Moiitini-';:its.iiGravestone
l ofcvcry variety of’ p;il.tcl'iis ,a-iitl of the
lI10Sfskilftilworl<iiiaiishi1i. ’l'licbvsia.ssort-
1I1t511l.0lAl11OI'lCtl.Iltl.ll(l.F0I'CIg1I .\I-.irb1e,kcpl
constaiitly on hand.
l’crsoii:<\v‘isliiiigto protztirtlloiitiiiicntlol
!1nykiiitlnl‘.\f:ii-bit; Works. are iilvll-Hl la“
ciiliaiid give it personal iiispccflioii of lli-‘
mater-ia1in.t'i woi-kniaiislilp. as this will be
more satisfucfmy than it purchast 0 Iain‘-M-‘i
ivitlioiitanoppoimuiiityoftestingtlie qual-
ity ofthe article f'0i1lI‘€.Cl(‘(l for.
N:|3.'l‘he Lettering and Omamental Work
is executed by experienced v.'oik-mt-n.9~n(l

canwarrant itto give cntircsal‘.sf‘at:tion.
.I.1\l.S.nlTII.

 

Poi‘ Sale very Cheap,
o.-.1 conveuientl)’

Just received, a splendid assortment. of
Carpets, Driiggrcfz-i.Oil Clofliiintl Straw Mat-
ting, very low for cash. SPANG & GRAY

Wesfport, i\Iuy '2'-3tl,1858.

Building Materials.

1l‘Iwilll)Scl.‘lliCl‘ will continue to keep a
good assortnieiif. on l!‘.1.nll of

Pressed (Mill C'ommon W-1.7,
Lime, C'em~.'n/, Ca icil Plaster,
Ifizir, aml Film/‘b/c Dust,
which will be sold c.l-cup for Cash.
.‘ CHAS. T. LEONA

01

v

at).

Noi-walk Iron Pouudery
VERY description of Ctistiiig done at the
shortest notice. and.-in the best inauiier,
as cheap as can be obtained at any other es-

follows :
Daiibury to Soutfl Norwalk.

Isl Passenger at 7 A. M.—-Arriving at
South Noi'walk,ti.t 8.10 A. M , and connecting
with the 7 A. M. Train from New Haven, and
with the '7 A. M. Accommodation Train from
New York.

211:! P.'i.vsenger and Freight at 3.25 P. M.
Arriving.at South Norwalk, at 5.10 I‘. M.

South Norwalk to Danbury.

1.vlPass-cnger and Fr(.'ig'il at 9.01) A. M.
Arriving at Danbury, at 10.40 A M.

2m! Passenger at 5.40 1’.M.—Ai-riving at
Danbury, at 6 50 I‘. M. The 5.40 I’. M. Train
t'roin Norwalk receives Passeiigers i'roni the
3.45 P. M. Accommodation Train from New
York, and the 4.10 P. M. Train from New Ila-
veu. Passengers going East from South Nor-
walk can take the 3.45 P. M. Train at South
Norwnlk, without detention.

Piisscngcrs can be ticketed through to New
York from all the Stations on thisRoad ; also
f'roni New York to Noi'walk,‘aud all Stations
on the Road.

Pals-'(.‘1)gtl|'S who purchase Tickets before
tiikiiig seats in the Cars, can have them at
reduced rate.-'.

Carriages will be in readiness at Ridgefiold
Station to convey Piisscngcrs to any part of
Ridgeficltl ; also, at tile Station at Danbury,
to any part ofthe Bornugli of Danbury.

HARVEY SIIITII. Sup't.

Danbury, January 3,1859.

@fi$

NI Yo & N: no" 
I859. SI’RING ARRANGEMENT, I859
Commencing ./lpiil 4. I859.

Trains to New York.

From New Haven.
CCO.\IMODATION.——Af. 5.30, 7.00 and

_ if 45 A. .\I.. and 4.30. P. .\1.

The 7.00 .i. .\1.. anti 4 30 P. .\t. trainsrcceivc
passeiigers from the Danbury RaIII'0fl(I atNor-
wnlk'

The 9.45 .K.)! train receives pussengersfrom
the Ilartford, Springfield. and Canal Rail-

R-.tili-oud at Bridgt-port
ll‘.-.\'i'iti:ss—-At 2.00 P. .\i.. (in connection with

cii,r,ri.-i'sfi'oiu the New L'ont1on and Canal Rail-
roads at New II~.iven_ from the Ilousatonic

port. Noiwalk and Sfniiiftii-cl. 5 30 1'. iii.
stopping at Bridgeport, N01'W2llk and Stam-
f0l'il.

Spaicizil train leaves Norivalk at 6.00 .i.it.

and 3.'201‘..\f. f'or New York.
Ilnmvatunzi: Railroad.

take the 9 45 A. in train to Bridgeport.
D.lI1b1U‘][ and .N‘orwall:Rai/loud.

ii. trains to Norwalk .

 

()0,6.4<l. 8.13. and 11.02. .i. .\i., 3.('5, (E.\'.)

ii.
3.20, 5.44, 9.35, (Ex.) P. .\i.

'I‘i-ains from New Yoi-Ii,
For ./Vow Haven.
Accoii‘.—-At 7.00 A. st.,l2,-15, 3.50 ant’ 4.45

P.M. ,

Etriiuss TRAINS-Al 8.00 A. M. and 3.15 P.
.\1. for Boston. via New llavcn, Ilarfford
Springfield and Worccsli-r.t1ie 8.00 A. .\1. stop-

’ ping at St.iinf'ort1, Nl)1'\\‘ulk tintl Ilritlgeport.

'l‘hi.- 3.1:’) r. M. tit St-aiuftid. Norwalk and

BI‘ltI:,'_(“p()I‘l.,

tunic, N.iug-.ituck,Cniiii|, and New London
It.'.lIl|'O:\ds. '

fuck and New London Railroads.
'1 he ‘(.00 A‘. .\t. Aconimodatioii,and 3.50 P. st.

R‘-.iilroa;],:it N01'WllLIl{.
Trains/'rom .N‘.-irw.1Ik lo Jt’ew Haven.-—
At 8 55 .i, st., 2.37, 4.57, (Ex) 5.46, and 6.41

P. M.
-Secl-urge bill of advertisement at the Sta-
tion Houses and Hotels.
Supt’s()ffice. 4th Ave. and 27th St.,N.Y.
Ass’t Supt’s Officc.Statioii House New
Haven. JAMES ILHOYT, sup’t.

Por Boston,
HF: regular Mail Linc, via Stonington, for
Boston and I'rovidei:cc— Inland roule-
wifhout delay, change of cars or baggage.

The steamers I’LYM(IUTll Rock, Capt. Joel
Stone. and C. vA.\'DEIlBI.I'.'l‘, Capt.W. 1-I. Fra-
zer iii connection with the Stonington and
Providence and Boston and l'i-oviocnce rail-
roads, leaving New York daily, (Stint]aysex-
cepted)1'vomI’ic_r No. 2, North River, first
wharf‘ above Battery placc,at- 4 o’clock,p. in.
and Stonitigton at 8.30 p.m , or‘on thell!'l'lVal
of the mail train which leaves Boston at
5.30 . m.

Tug G. VA.\‘D1-:RBII.'I‘, from New York, Mon-
Wet1ni=sda.ynnd Ft-iday—fromStonington
'l‘li-irsilay and Sttfurday.

The I’LY.\10L"I‘1I ROCK from New York,TueS-
day, '1‘hiirsday and S-.iturtlay—-from bitching-
ton. Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Passciigci s proceed from Stouiiigton per
Railroumo Providence and Boston. in the
Expres. ail Tl'fll1|,l‘(!€lCl11I1g‘ said places in
adv,,..cu of tlmse by other routes, and innin-
plc time f'or all the early morning Iiiics cou-
iicctiug North anti East. Passt~iigcrs that
prefer it remain on l)0n1‘tI the steamer. ctijoy
it night’s rest ntidisturbt-d. breakfast if tip-
Sll'Ot‘I.t'l11(Il(3t\Vt'Sl.0l1IIlgl.0I|IIl the i’ am. from
A B.i'g-gage .\1astci' accompanies the steam-
cr and train fhrougli each way. _

For passage. berths. stale-rooms. orfrcight
apply on board the steamer. or at the frcll2lll-
offici,-.Picr No. 2. North River, or at theolfice

No.10 Battery Place.
R. LOCKWOOD, Agent.

NeiiFs&i‘g‘é’”iina Hack Line,

11E su‘i.~icriber having provided himself
with comfortable SlBgt!S.tll1lI carcftil
l)i'ivc"s, willattcnd to the coiivcyuiicc of
Passeiigei-sniitl their Baggage to and from
thcsevcrul '1‘i-ainsaiid Steamboats. Also
Comfortable Hacks,
Anti good teams furiiislictl particsof pleasuie
at short notice. llopiiig by :1 strict and faith-
ful utteution to the wants of the piiblic.to re
ceivc a liberal sliarc of their patronage, he
subscribeshiinscllthe publit-.’sliiinib1ti ser-
vant, _ S 
i’.%.--Orderslcftit the Connecticut Hotel
willrcccive promptattention . U37

-i—I"_d-\fvt‘l_eIi°—!~ Powder!
FOR blasting and sporting .by the frog 0

retail ,at E. OLMSTEAD & CO'S.

Take Care ofltour Horses.
1' ORSE Blankets, Buffalo nndiithcr Robes
.kc., dzc. Also Sleigh Bells, as well

ftiestlay.

 

as ezery description of Ilnrness or Sud-
tlicry Wti.‘.'c, ni-.t_v be found at tlioSiibsci'ibc.'"i
idge.\1'e.~fpoi-f..
WM. S. JONES.
Weslport.N0v.‘30l.li. I858.

vMiddlebrook’s Almanacs,

old stand.east side the Br

 beautiful enameled Cards, for sale by
A. 1I.CAMP,11 Main-st.

FOR 1859, ii few more left at

CAMPS.

roads, at New IIaven.=ind from the Naugatuck
E.::pre.s.v Train from B09100.) receiving pass-

Rziilroatl at Britlgeport. stopping at Bridge-

Pa=seugci's for II0l1'-'fliOIlI(‘. Railroad will

Passengers for the Duubury and Norwalk
R-ailrord will take the ‘(.00 .i. M.,nlld 4 30 P.

Trainsfrmn J\’o ru~alI- Io .}\‘o 11- I’orlr.—-At

’I‘hc 8.00 .t. .\t.train connects with Holisti-
The 3.15 P. at. train connects with Nouga-

traius connect with Daubury and Norwalk

ttiblishiuent in the State. GalvauizctlChiiins,
Chain Pumps, Iroti Fence. Posts, R-.1iliugs,&c
furnished to order. I’-atterns cxeciified at
short notice and upon rctimnrible terms.
ALEXANDER AUSTIN.

, , Notice.

} IIANDES havingfuruishedhimselfwith
' o it suitable team for a general Carman
business, would respectfully solicit the patro-
nage of those wanting carting done. Orders
left atthe Fish Market of Charles Murray,
will be promptly attendel to.

‘W lrsiiin.

. H E subscriber keeps constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it will
be :1 plcusui e to sell to their customers at all

times and no growling.
A. MOREIICUSE.

New Stone Yard.
GOOD assortment ofFl:ig:giiig. Curbing.
Gutter, Stop, Window '$ill.5. and Liuiel
of'Norl.li Rivcrllluc Stone, j-ist receivcduntl
for sale by CHAS. 'I‘. LEONARD.

PAINTS.

EWITT’SPurc Lead,
National do.

Nation-.il Extra Lead,
‘Penn. Zinc.

Frencli Z_inc,

Paris Green,

Ciiioni-:s'ri:.'3.’s.

Imperial Green,
Chrome Green,
Ilamptlen Green,
Chrome Yellow,
Prussian Blue,
Indian Red,
Rose Pink,
Ultra .\I-.irinc,
Patent Dryer,&c. at
Notice.
THE subscriber wovltl give notice thathe
continiiesliisbusincssofgcneral
Carrirzgc am.’ I'Vago'n Bitiltliiig,

And Rep-.iirinw,al.l.is oltl stand,where he
has served hisnl'ricnilsfoi' ‘he pusl. eighteen
years , and is ready at ‘\lllI1'llt'1~'l0 promptly
exec-tile any ordt-rsin his line etiti-listed to
him. He has on hand for sale one new and
one S‘3COIl1I-IlflIl(I Spi lug \l'a,voiis. Also ihlot
0fIA‘1fIlGS Cloth forCloaks. which he rccc ly
brought I'roiii England, and which he will sell
very low foi cash. 'JOSPEII SIIEPIIERD.

Also, General I\l‘l,:icksinni‘tlii iig dong, in on‘

cclioii with his agon uk nu. A so ssot
of Wheelbarrows for sale. O l

1'. n. NASH.
AS taken the Agency for SoutliNorwa1k

for the stile of the Cf-.‘Il.'l)l‘fll(‘(l Noii-Ex-
plosivc Ctirboiialcd Biiriiing l"luitl. Self-
prcscrvatioii istlie first l-.i.w of Nature. then
sn.veyoiti'self from the four of explosions by
burning thatoiily which it is impossible to
oxplotlc.

NE of the bcstbuilt, in
3,-1-anger], pleasantly iituafcd rc.--:idenof35
in the tloi-ough ofN'oi'tvall:. The building is
0m,~1c1; constructt.-tl of the very best materi-
7 o .

a15;1udiu the most siibstuiitiul inatiiier. It is
intheimmcdiate viciult)’ fl illel-‘ll-‘,""‘-3-‘ P0!“
mm of we Bmlge, and is pcculizirly wen
:.d-aptcd fora Physician or .\Ici'cliant. as fl pol‘-
‘.ioii ofit may easily be converted into :i.<_ioi'e
ir office . Possession can be SIV‘-‘“""”""l'“’P‘
ll] i f desired and terms ofoaymcnt matte oii.=y_
li‘ovfiirt.liei-particularseuquire of the EGIIIIOI.

of'theGazctte. “$6

P-i'”i':°i:',—1Ti*v 2 st ‘
I NV IGORATOB
l"P.EPAP.ED BY DP..SA.\1fiRIi 9

Compouiulcd entirely fI‘07Jl G’ll7"5‘-

Snne of the best p\H'2-’1"l"° “ml “V, .
1,,.f,,,.,, the public, flint acts its a. tuthartic
iiiiltler, and more effectual
v . it is not n

, easier.

.t1i it s nccnmpli

tor _
out any of the pat

iiI‘u11‘ccling.-. expericnrt-t1 in the arse-
iuitiiiiisnf inosttjathnfllc-H" ll *l"“"?5‘l'*'“-“ “'9 -‘."5l“'“
31 um siuinc time that it purges it ; an-1 wlir-ii lfII~1~l‘Il
l‘,m‘.in ,,._o,1,_..-3.1.; .193:-s,_ will slreiigflien and build
it tip with l1lX1l$1l!l.Il‘llP“'1't_V
The Liver is one of the
the liiituiiu l)Q(l_V ; “ml
functions well, the pow-
rulfy t1evt-1opt-tl- 'll|‘0
tyili-pi.-udentontlie hen.-
lm. (he proper pf‘\'lU1‘ID
“—1,,,,, they are at fault
sum-i—.= in eouscqueiict-_ol
having censetl to (l0 “S
mug, oizgan, one of 11.110
his study, inn. prncllce
rears, to find some icin-

'ti,-ract the many derange-

.1Vllf.‘!'| it pt-rft-riiis its

stomach is lLll\l(II<i. entire-

aiicc of its functionii,

ditty.
proprietors has made it
of more than

1
It

tion is cc\‘tllll1- ,
move all mm-bill or

These G “ms 1"‘
from lllf.‘ .~1_vstemq 

flow of bile, in\‘i,~1_‘0- r.i.t‘nr,; the stnuiucli, can

Iuvigorii.tol‘- . .
One dose after Qflllllg '5
stnpaach and prevent tht

ingnly one dosellllienbe-H fore retiring, prevents

\‘ig'ntir.ure.
A (July one dosenlien at p
d _cui-es Cos

sufficient to relieve the
H food from risiugaud sour-

iiiglit, loosens. the bowels
tivencss.

1'. .
geOiie) do‘; taken after much meal will cure Dys-
pep’mOne dose of two tea-spoonfuls willalways

I-‘I

female obstruction re-
iilsease, and fI‘fz1li(‘S it per-

t.:1 is :1 sure cure for Cliol
~:enti\'t- of Clitilera.

.;ii1oi-froiii the skin.
tinikes fund-.1igt=.<t well.

ivliilesumiucr andBoivcl
’.nt1ic first tin.-ac.

it never fails
)i~opsy, by exciting the

Lnc bottle taken for
Only one dose imm01ll' _
Only one bottlcli 11
N
5,11,,“-m-,~.5or unniitiiriil
Une dose often rt‘l““'~t
One or two 110595 01”?"
11,‘; A few boslfes cure
cine us it ~et-eutive foi-1-‘t-i'er:iiii1Agiie, Chill I“:-ver,
dcl'l‘11.I\'II‘fIl9S. _
ng their u inuiinous testimony
11? Mix \\':1te

relieve Sick Headache.
moves the cause Of 11”‘
feet cure.

One dose often repeat-
era Morbus, and a 
systcin tltcellects of ined-

g}:1_\_,. One bottle tltlil-‘D

one dose tnkt-ii fl short °
vigor lotlie h[vp9‘~ll9»""d
rhmzi in its tvprst forms. h
Coiiiplaints yit-I-I flllflllsl
in Ciiililrcn. lllefe I“ 1"’
,-e,m..]_,- in the wtirltl. as
ab.-int-Lents. _

We tiikc plE:1§lll'9 Ill
and all I«‘evt-rs nfii. Biliotis Type. It iipernti-s with cer-
tainty, and ll'i01lSflntI1~‘ are wi .li

All who uscit tire givi
In its favor. . ,

rin the mo titli with the Invigoratcr,
zinil siva lioiv both togetlier.
The Liver Ivivigorator,

It cures :is if by

euros. almost too great to lielicve.
' null .\t‘l<If'IlI1

ma-_ric. even the first dose giving: bciiefil,
more than one bottle 1.~'i rt-qtiiratl to cure nu
Liver Cainplziiiit
Discascil Liver.

fv

flit. S.~\.\'|-‘UllD. Proprietor, o4-5 Bron<l\v:i_\'. N. Y.

onooifzinir.

Something Worth Knowing.
" LIVE AND LE T LI l"I?.”

Bu alum ‘_l/.3‘ re.ul‘i/ mml itiilliiig lo lrvlp (base
‘ll.’/1.0 are lr_1/trig lo /tu/p l/!t‘.i.’I..)‘l'lL'¢?.§‘.
J01-IN FRY has tukcun shop on the piem-

ises of Mr. Horace A. Gibbs. where he
will be found. early and l:ifc.re-uzly to accom-
modafcall who may trust his iiigztitiiiity and
skill. in f'ui‘uishiiig and setting 1-‘uriiiiccs and
Ilcaters, meiidiug and making all kiiids of
tiii,coppt-1‘. lmissiiiitl shcct iron uf.ctisil.=, in
the mostsiibsfiitilitiliiiid wcll finished man-
tier tliutcan be turned out ofauy of the No.
1 shopsin this great city, or any other large
town.
All kinds of Plumbing -attended to and

turned ofiwisli uezitiiess and di spatch.

Do not passby
Your f'rieiid Johti Fry.

Slate noafs, ‘Pin Roofs, Met-
al Roofs.

WE wish to call the attention of 1hebuil-

ding public, and others,thal. we have
justopeneda. Slate Yardin Not-walk, well
stocked with Slate l'roin the best quarries in
the country, including the wellknotvii quar-
ries of A, Allen tit Son, and the Eagle Slate
Company. We respectfully solicit from our
friendsiii this and adjacent towns, the chance
l.0eStlm:it.e,£lntI we not only defy but chal-

lenge competition.
C .85 E .K. LOCKWOOD &C0.

ALBERT KOERPEL,

no-ancnaiur -1-411.03,

Q DJOI.\'l.\‘G Store of Knapp 85 Ly ncs, Main-
st.,Norwa.1k, Conn. The public are res-
pcctfullyiuvited to call and cxitmliic the large
and varied assortment. of Ready Made
()|utI|ing‘, Frciich Cloths, Cassimcrcs and
Vcstings, also 11 general ass irtmeut of gen-
t1emen’s Furnishing GooiIs,cousisting in part
Cf Hats and Caps, Umbrellas,Sbirts,C')llars,
oravats, II.iiidkerchicf's, Suspenders, tlic.
Cloths, Cassitneres, and Vt-stings by the
yard or pattern, and cut free of charge.
Particular attention paid to Children’: Gar

mcnts.
TIIEiiibscribcr fieeps-constantly on hi ml is

ll.-|t)ttSS01'tlnC11l0I Pumps, COIIFI:lo.1,gtf
‘Well Pumps. we-.tthci- proof‘ for 1l'v.'ll> 01 aniy
depth.o')th Force and Suction, Hose and
Pipcnttaclit-d,if‘ wanted; Cistern Pumpsol
varionssizcs,Bi-ass and [roti Cy1c_udcrs,at
F . II. .‘I.\SlI’S, South Norwalk.

‘P O A I In

N'1‘ERESTI~lD in protecting their trees

from the ravages of the C.l11liel'tl.I1d other
worms. ’I‘lic sub.-.cribct having p1l|'chn.setI
the solct'ighl.ol Fo.-.tcr's Palcui. ’I'i-cc Pro-
tcctor, f'or the towns of’ Stamf'ort'l, Diiricu,
New Cttiiittui,aiid}lorwalk, would call the
attention of all pt‘1‘S01lSlla1\'l11g Fi uit and Or-
iiamciit-.tl'l‘rccs, to this article. t. is the on-
ly positi vccurc which has been offered to the
pubiic. 'ltin-.-cts with uiiivcr.-.-ul appi-ov,.1,t0
sue it is to be convinced of is utilitv. All
who liztvc trccs infested with insects CIIII have
tlicititliorouglily cleansed, thereby prevent.
ingthe worms from forming their clirysalis
for auotlicrye:i.r. It is siiiiplt.-in its colts-
ti'uction,aud not expensive. It sliotild be at-
tnclicd to the tree as soon as the 1st of Octo-
bcr. uiidcoutitiucd until June folloiviiig. For
furthcrp ill‘l.lcul&l'Ecf1q1ll|'e at the store of

1-‘.11. NASII,
South Norwalk,Conn.

The subscriber liasalso piii-clinsctl lht-right
for the ‘same toivns.ol a new \V:1le1'El9.VfltOI‘,
which isiilit-aid of anything cvcrbcfore inven-
ted to obtain pure waterlroin wells of £1"?
ration, and

Pumps.

depth. Call i-id sec oueiu ope
7 you willbc convinced at firslaighl .
:7 F. II. NASH.
Iiight, Iiight, Cheap Light.

['1 would now inform the public that

we can fitrni.-iii them with it 811pt:1‘101'
iiinlity of Coal Oil, in qiiantify_of from one
purl. to five gallons. This UII is :ickiiowl-
gdgeil by all using it to be the cheapest Liglit
‘tow in use. We have all kinds tfLumps for
iurning it in. also can nll1'l'I.0ln])E now in
use for burning the Coal Oil

C A: E. K. LOCKWOOD dc CO.

Norwa1k,Jan. 3d,1859.

Q oi-:.\'i-:ii.ii. nssortmtnt of Crockery. in

sale by H. NASH, South Norwalk.

IIAT causesthc great rush of Ladies 10
the Store of f). S. Clark ? ll by, he
sells the
Best Steel Spi-iiiig Skirt‘ for $2,
In Americzi, and other goods in the same
w:iy,atii1pi.-oplc begin to find it out.

BA‘! RUM, GENUINE,

19 cents per bottle. .
USLINS. Ca1icocs,and ti beautiful lotof
l._-adios Ilaiidkerchicfs, at
0. S. CLAR1(’S.

Seeds 1 Seeds ! Seeds 1
have supplicdmysclf with a large lot of
Seeds.:ind will sell at thelowest iuai-ket

price. Give me acall.
A. MOREIIOUSE.

Just -Received.
10 BARRELS New Flour direct from
the West. Grocers. and f’-amilies,
would do well to cxamin before purchasing
elsewhere, at F. 11. NASH. S0.NtrI'W8IIf

Shovels and Scoops.
LARGE assortment oflong and short

handled
C.HICIIESTER’S.

at
. JOHN
C2MIJSI'A.II\d.'..A.N'

Ilasjust-arrived with another fresh lot of
Green mid Black ’l‘i-as, new crop.antf
what we desire to call the attention of the
public toin p:irticular,is ii lot of’ Green 5;,
Black Tea for Fifty Cents per
pound, and an English Brcakfiist Tea that
John has brought us, which is perfectly den-
cious.

 

G. d: G. M. IIOLMEs_

Plour at Wholesale Prices _

'I!HEs-.ibscriber hasnow on hand a1ar,«o
_‘l“"“'_lll'Y °l l_"l°l11‘-illlil~11-‘Illcoatititic to
rcccivedtrecfly from the mills at the West in
“"‘l'"' ‘‘’'H b‘-‘ ‘s'|'c.itly to the ads aiitagtuf
°°"5'_1m°"5l° liurchasc of him. It does‘ nit
5l'0Pln New York for iuspccticn.bul comcs
asnear as possible from firsthiiiids to tie
home of tlit-coiisumer. The terms will i’nt~u'.
rialily be Cash, as he issclling as Agent f'or ii
Western house. Such opportunities do not
often occur,t.licn fail not in your Di1l.1‘OI121L'8
and you will‘-ic able to get I-‘lour by thrsin.
g1c9arrel,at \\’lIOI€S:Ilt‘. prices.
F.II .N.-\SH.South Norwnlk

V I.\'G’S FARINA CIIACICERS.

At G..l:G.i\1.IIOLME'S.
Burning Pluid, Safe at Iiast I
0812 of the most valuable f1lltIl111mffneiz;-

vcnfious ol'tlic age, is theNoii-Explosive
Biii-iiing Fluid, miiuttfncttii-t-ti anti sold by us
and our agents in this and mljoining foiviis.
B_csurc and ask for tliisziiitl liavc no otheinns
"oil value the safety of yourselves and chil.
(Iron. -
N.ll.——Diri-cti'ons_/‘or U'.ve—Raise and trim
off‘ the wit-k_:it the tim'e of filling the lump.
Thisisbiil littlc trotiblti.n.iid it cusures ii,
better safer and. as it buiiis longer than or.
i1in:iry l~‘luit1. is it cheaper ll_1!lll than any in
use, We convince all who favor us with a
call that it cannot be oxnludt-ti.

o. a E.K.1.0Cl{\VOOD .2 co. ‘

IINUINE Lubins’,-fs., lw:ii'rnn'r-ii. t i 
uitiuey i'clutidcd. 0. S. CL t R](_

WATCHES, JEWELRY,
LOCl{S,F:iucy Goods,aiid D tss Trina
miugs,clieap forCash. at
o.'s.ci.iuK-'s.

Attention ‘Boys.
NDIA Rubber Parlor, Bat. and Foot Balls .

all six.-s, at the variety store of
KNAPP .3: LYNES.

 

EED o_f:vci-y lessription cheap,at

s. E.0L}fSTE.~t1) .1: ools. f

F

or .\IP1ll(:In9S-f1(b‘v

tliztn any other iiietlicine

I principal regulators at
uni of the sy.-ti-m nrt-.
thy action of the l.i'i't~1'
and the whole s_v.~'tt-in
one or2an—-the 1.iver—-
For the dist-a.--cs or
twenty

oily \vlicl'ewith to culin-
inents to ivhicli it is liable

T .0‘-911,31 11,13 re.m- e-oly is n‘t lust ‘found any
per:op|‘|‘ troubled witho [fiver Lomplaiiif, iii any
of it,,.1-9,-ms, has but to try it brittle, and convic-

bad mutter
upply H iig, in their place a heal-

tl . . .
siluyarfooil to digest well, pin--f_ving the blpoil, gn-
iugatonc and lit-tiltli to me whole I_1_lf|c.llIli€l'y, re.
innving the cause of the cise:ise--eflectiiig a'radi-
1 1’9- ~ .
ca Bcillxious attacks are (tired, and. wliutis Better
D,e,.eme.1, by the occajfl itoual use of the Liver

i.tel_v relicvesf holic ,while

..-lto throw out of the’
icine after along sickness
.'or .I:itintlicc ie novo.-' all
'.iiiic before eating gives
.id cures (.‘1iroiiic- Diar-

.ttt:it:k.< caused by Worms
-iiirer. stif-.-i'. or speedier

In 'eeominendi.-.2 this inedi-

ng to testify to its won-

Is it scientific .\1c-liculIliscovt-ry.nnt1is daily wot-lain?

y hint‘. of
, front the \\II1‘.~‘l.I:\l11I4'll1:l‘Ul' D_\'spepsiti
to rt (5I)I1l|ll(’-II lit-:til:ic1ie. :i1l _vf which are the 1‘1'*<llIll ofzi
1’1.’lCE U.\'l.'DO].L.-1 If PER I}/l'I"l'I.I-I.
Rt»-

qiiaiitities and qualities to suit all clas-
ses of put-cliascrs constantly oti hand, anti for

I

I 0 ,

- Scrofula, or K1ng’s Evil,
i< fl. constitutional disease, a corruption of the
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitinted,
vscak, and poor. Being in the circulation, it
pervades the whole body, anti. may burst out
in disease on any part of it. No organ is free
from its attacks, nor is there one which it may
not destroy. The sorofulous taint is variously
caused by merciirial disease, low living, dis-
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, filth
and filthy habits, the depressing vices, and,
above all, by the vcncrcal infection. \Vhat—
ever be its origin, it is hereditary in the con-
stitntion, descending *‘ from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation ;” indeed.
it seems to be the rod of Him who sa_ys_ .. I
will visit the iniquities of the fathers upon
their children.”

Its effects commence by deposition from the
blood corrupt or ulcerous matter, which, in
the In . liver, and mternal organs, is termed

tubercles; in the glands, swellings; and on
the surface, eruptions or sores. This foul cor.
ruption, which genders in the blood, depresses
the energies of life, so that scrofulous constitu.
tions not only suffer from scrofulons com.
plaints, but they have far less power to with-
stand the attacks of other diseases; conse-
quently, vast numbers pe_rish by disorders
which, although not scrofulous in their nature,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in the
system. Most of the consumption which de-
cimates the human family has its origin ‘directly
in this scrofiilous contamination; andjmany
destructive diseases of the liver, kirk‘ brain,
and. indeed. of all the organs, arise or‘
‘"9 a§81‘avated by the same cause. , .
One quarter of all our people are scrofuIou‘s;‘.
their persons are invaded by°this lurking in-"'
fcction, and their health is undermined by it.
Io cleanse it from the system we must renovate
the blood by an altetative medicine, and in-
vigorate it by healthy food and exercise.
Such a medicine we supply in ' ‘

AYER’S

Compound Extract of Sarsaparilla,

‘ the most effectual remedy which the medical
skill of our times can devise for this even
where prevailing and fatal maladv. It is coni-
bined from the most active remedials that have
been discovered for the expurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and the rescue of the
system from its destructive consequences.
Hence it should. be employed for the cure of
not only scrofula,. but also those other affec-
tions which arise from it. such as Enumivn
and SKIN DISEASES, Sr. ANriioxv’s Fins,
Rosa, or ERYSIPELAS, Pim>Li:s, Pusrumzs.
BLOTCHES, BLAINS and BOILS, Ttmons. Ti:-rrsn
and S.s.r.1- Riiizmi, Scam HEAD, Rixowomi,
Riii-zuiiwrrsx, Sri=mI,ri-1c and Miiiiccarai. Dis-
msizs. DBOPSY, Dvsrnrsu, DEBILITY, and,
indeed, ALI. COMPLAINTS Amsixo rnoii Viru-
TED on IMPURI-1 BI.ooD. The popular belief
in ‘ ‘ iinpurity qf.tIi.e blood ’.’ isfounded in truth,
for scrofula is a degeneration of the blood. The
particular purpose and virtue of this Sarsapa-
rilla is to purify and regenerate this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. '

Ayer’s cathartic Pills, ’

FOR ALL THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY PIIYSID.

are so composed that disease within the range of
their action can rarely withstand or evade them
Their penetrating properties search,-and cleanse;
and invigorate every portion of the human organ-
ism, correcting its diseased action, and restoring
its healthy vitalitics. As a consequence of these
properties, the invalid who is bowed down with
pain or physical debility is astonished to find his
health or energy restored by ti remedy at once so
simple and inviting.

it out do they cure the every-day complaints
of cry ody, but also many formidable and
dangerous diseases. The agent below named is
pleased to furnish -gratis my American Almanac,
containing certificates of their cures and directions
for their use in the following complaints: Costin-
ness, Ileartburn, Headache arising from disordered
Stomach, Nausea, Indt'gestz'o1i, Pain in and Morbid
Inaction of tlic Bowcls, Flatiulcncy, Loss qfAppe-
tito, Jnumbice, and other kindred cbmplaints,
arising from :1 low state of the body or obstruction
of its functions.

Ayers Cherry Pectoifal,

FOR THE mtrm cone or

Coughs, Colds, Infliienzii, Iloarseness,
Ci-oup, Bronchitis, Incipient Consump-
tion, and for the relief of Coiisumptive
Patients in advanced stages of the

disease.

So wide is the field of its usefulness and so hit-
mcrous are the cases of its cures, that almost
every section of country abounds in persons pub-
liclv known. who have been restored from alarming
and even desperate diseases of the lungs by its
use. When once tried, its superiority over every
other medicine of its kind is too apparent to esca e
observation, and where its virtues are known, t e

1

tail.-ii by :ill Il1‘t'.ggl.\‘lS. Sold also by knit;-p re I._\’n(‘.~‘, public no longer hesitate what antidote-_to employ
L. 1.. Beebe .e Son.:1lid J. A. Wood, .\'oi-irztllc. 1331 for the distressing and dangerous affections of the
climate.

piilnionnry organs that are incident to our
Vhile many inferior remedies thrust u on the
coniuiunity have failed and been discart ed, this
has gained friends by every trial, conferred benefits
on the inflicted they can never forget, and pro-
duced cures too numerous and too remarkableto

be forgotten.
PREPARED BY

DR. J. C. AYER & C0.
. LOWELL. MASS. _
L. L. Beebe «It Son, and Knapp «it. Lyrics, Nor-
itulk; N. Comslcck tit Son, Wilton ; D. B.
Webb, Sotifli Nci-walk; L. M. Munroe, New
Canaan; L. If. Built-y, Ridgtfield; Lobdcll
A: Bcei-s, Ilidgefield Depot; John W. Taylor,
Wcstport; '1'. B. Fanlon, Bedding; and by
dealers in medicine everywhere.

Norwalk News Ofice.
E0. W. JENNINGS still continues the

gcnei'ul.\'t-iv.-paper and Pt-rioi'.‘ical Lusi-
llcss, at his old sfaiid. All the New .Yorkdiii.
lies dclivt-i-ed to subscribers on the arrival of
the cars, and Magazines and Periodicals sup-
plied at the market prices. Shaving and Hair
Dressiiig continued as heretofore. Also
Agent for Norwalk of Adams & Co’s Express.

Choice and Selected ‘Peas.
4 C11 ESTS of Green and Black Teas.-

iu price and quality, they defy superiority.
A. MOREHOUSE.

Window Glass and Sashes,

A FULL assortment, of all sizes and quali-
tics,1or sale low, at
CHICHESTER’S

/ UUDEN Ware anti Mitts, Sheet Lead
and Lead Pipe. at
F. H. NASI1'S, So. Norwalk.

ORDS and Tassels, Bclfs,Butfons,Se1ving
Silk, Tl1I‘e'.lll, Needles, Pins. and lots of
Fancy Articles, at CLAR|(’s_

AIRmOil, Colognes, Extracts, and 1:3.
modes, cheaper than ever, at CL.uix’s.

Plated Parks.

FEW more left of‘ those beautiful Dining
Forks, at 3-1 per dozen, at CLARK"S.
1.\'1-IN Table Covers, a few more left, at
J $1.10, the cheapest goods ever sold in

W‘‘'“- O. S. CLARK.

O

 

L1’) Rock Salt, superior quality, for sale

by A. MOREIIOUSE.
CI.0(?KS ofull descriptions very cheap at
CLARICS.

NEW tititiiis.

IIEunilt-rsigued woilld inform their cu.-
t~t)lllt.‘l'St1_11(l ‘the public, flint they Iiavc
now in .:toi-c,a full assortment of mu: Hord-
warr, IVi;itlow Glass, Oils. Paints. dye‘.
WM. C. STREET do CO.
Phmni.x Block.

Silver Spoons,Silver Spoons.
-.I IIAVE put. the price of my best Spoons
down lower than ever. .

Engr-.i.vcd gratis

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‘Umbrellas. ,
SUPERIOR lot of‘ Umbrellas, at'a3'mn1I
ndv-.tiice l‘rom cost, at RANDLE’S, No. 2

Skit]dy’s Block.

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the highest prices.at
FLOU1{,soine extra choict braids at

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ASH paid for cattle IlidesaadCn1f_Sk us
OLMSTEAD it com.

Pancv ‘Pin Toilett Setts,
IIREE pieces. viz: Water Carrier..-2‘:-. »
Jar. ind Foot Bath, beautifully dec .'

ti-d,and only $5.50, at ,,
C. A: E.I\.LOCKWOOD & Ct.)-':_=f
Pall River Nails.
L‘: lllllmlllles to suit buyers. the best :~.:=
in the markct,at CBICEESTER «-

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Coffee and Teas, warranted to p1ease'