. - " Wagon-1.311 1‘ij magg- “
v v
- 4 = 1', were worth
Breckenridge, LI 0
mill, in Bridgeport, was burned down on Fri-
ic'ving that thei nterests of the employer and
nice in the Fire Department. Hatters, far.
end. It gratifies us exceedinglyto mourn-,3
mg.-- _'. 1;--..ZZ‘;_..:~IWL¥::*:L;211%W w— @ I E i I I1. . "" . ‘ ~""“ ' .— " ; " ‘ -—.-
._,,,,,.,,.. ,0, ,8... wwwwfiiiigg..-,i7~3.l§@;...m?W i 0 _ , . . .. . . to sin 2. t lit tt 151mm is. raw, ENGLAND 111mm
8 .I _ ~|i§ l O p' ‘l 1,; i In Wilton, I‘ec. ‘JSlh, Mr. Lewis C. Seymour 0 i as . . WW"‘""’""""”""‘-‘"~~~~~~-~~W, ,. w _..__ ; AND
5 =33 =-_.._. m- 2 ~.- 11 . ,, .-ll r11 lim. » - _ ' ' .. «or
:2 .i . 555.1 2 .~ i= “13%.: iiilfi’..:n.?,..i..f, ......W...;., 3,, in .3, a t —— . Beautiful Country Recldeuce, Frflmth°A“'°r"-“"8 Worm) “mm N Y. THE ONLY REMEDY !
_— l .l ~ ' .7 mood I“. Hatfield, . l.» "'111. . .1111 .I‘ sI .. - - . “I“ “”1“”, "NW” ._... W - “MN MW ”\‘ww '
Z; :31: ll l’l " ' i Slit“‘l{0rll,ytu:llss Slhl‘mlli]58-11:ICI‘lil-cof‘glyllllnlifLll‘t‘h'uulfl C . For sale Cheap. INDIA BVBBER Goons . §_ ,
lad-:5.“ 14‘. ' J "1.<1il Cll.‘$'i|.'. ‘--’ y ‘-i '-, . .
1:: ‘22 I231; do L: L. .. ‘e ”I";Ifzihgncpsmh1.3"”). A.. ,1” lighter ol'licnry \lfll’e- ' I g ' THE liomeSt'ead’ know" as “10 u Widow OODYEAIL’S Illfllly Rubber Glove MDHU' TI‘IE EaStem States, mCIudjng NOW York
' 29“ :I“ "i " ““l '3 2‘ " l1nuse.l-‘.sq.. ul‘lliiiien to Din-ill iii-lincli,lnf Nor-maltle ' 9 . Abbey Hoyt Pl“cey” bull ieCOlltly imp"). l’ncturing Company_ 38 John 33., New an? that section 0f the Union which is
a‘ 13 lgll: ii - : ‘5 .- i) 1" “i‘liifxiii‘jl-1 6111:5313, lll’y‘v'lltlllbil‘ll- divas-lath,“ u“ . ' —_-____._______ ”d “"0. occupied-by 11- L-bombamil‘lsq , is lurk, inuniiincture '- cvclusivcly" (under “‘0“ “(My known 513 “Nex England," con-
-i :1 t 1. ' 11101. 33.1. r 11.4.1 ' ’ ' ‘ '-' ~ ' ‘ ’ ' . I. . O . '
a 19 2°53 3" :. Z iIrIiI noubury. noo'goili'liy "3“” F. 11. Jacksom Mr. . . offered for sale upoiiIt cly favorable terms, if Goodyenr’s Patents" every description 0, LA- tom 11 thriftynmdustnous, Intelligent mph
51‘??? f" i .. James 11. Butts to 111...: hiothui Buoy-swell, all oi 111n— . applicatorsoon. Said plucels beautifully thsimd ”Hymn” iwnnnlr GLOVES, 1111's, “ho have achieved an uncommon degree of
E 33 9 7 5.3“? F ‘ i [ mm}: 1w 11 .. 11-... :51h.l~v Rev. Henry moi. Our Stock has never been so lame and so many REAL Bargains as at the ‘ 19‘3“” °l' “0‘0" “”1: 50 called, a short "mass ad'd mow 001's; ulsommh‘S’ DRESS Prementy : «WM-1a chmate “gem” ”3“"3 1"
é “‘3‘31332333 E . . .-.--‘2 Ciiiriirivflclihiinil. or New Milfbnlit" “I" “new“; resent time a ’ ‘l's‘auce ”om "’3 ”090% the Cllul'Cllcs and suwiils, ruralcmxs’ corn, cars. 80,1 “3-- ?mtam constitution; and a so“ °f small fertil-
21 :62: 2: 29 an ax 10:20 fawn-"”113 1L. dawn,“ o, shew,“ Ruggie.‘ or pummel, P - _ . - ' / Schools at South Norwalk, comprisesubout 8 WHSBESALI‘. 11nd 1131-111. DEALERS 1.1: 11.1. 111x115 1ty,tlieyhoveIc-ontnvod t0 surpass “1°” favored
,5, ‘i ’é‘s'l't'i’i .. ‘i“§ a“; o, 6 ln Bridgeport, Dec. 29th. byReV- W. EICollinS, f“ , . . and acresofsuperiorland,well stocked with every 'or “ °°mmmums.m alum“ every ' t 0011-
E l: 9,1911 11' 13114 p: 7 5, 91:?“ g}: the residence‘ol the bride. s fitthor, Mr. William ll. 1111- ~ ‘ . variet, of fruit and shrubs—inh d . Y x duces ‘0 SOClal comfort and haPPiWU- UP"
11-. iiii‘liififiifi‘. 8 Hazlittiliioz. i,” :0 111s: Mm“ E" “Wm“ °”~ 0- Barnum, “u“ g a neat cottage house and all hog: water, RLBBER BOOT“: SHOES' TOYS’ GOMBS’ “Rt“! fortunately, they 31"" 00°35“an 3° 359031) 4
-' war 1:: ri . or. .' . . . - m on ‘ - ' - ‘ - - E
<I iiil‘i ‘i‘i'd‘i IinIoIofip 2! a !;e8§dgeportI on W? 27111. by R". MI Com”, ML . . 9 bulldiiigs,all in good repai; ’53,“, dc. I For CLorH, CLOTHING, &c., La. in busmess and mental cultivation, that they
3,. lg]: £5313};ng 5 1: £13,135; ill? gaining. lanes to this Fanny 1c. Patchen, both of _ NG further particulars, enquire or The great Improvements Whic" have ”T" ”931.” the Precautlons which are essential to
‘2’ new 2 giggle-25:333."? 12.3.32. is... o. o... 27.1., 1., o... n... 11.1.. on... . - l . , JAMES A- BOYT. 35",}? ”if,“ made 1,“ “‘° m““‘”°‘“'§ “”11” bmyehiimi' Dmii’imifmd mm“ dew"
‘ ....1II. ..|...."T:....I'1 1.1., 0. Edgar llorris mm to lilies 11. .1 "Z i- - - - . 1 - - . “37 22 William Street. Ne .” er 9"““" Mil" render ‘ em a e' are p-r v 9" ”mug. c 3" “Smash
“1 4.1.41,”7 ; g c- ;ilgltglgnglgilg my“... om... i... fi.,,.,,,,’d autumn, iii°§F‘§,,3:,’_ of every description, which have been selected With great care and attention,and . . . ' . w Y°"‘- slrable ariioloioi- oil. ’ ease Is progluced by mattention to the digestive
. . 10,11,1213111515 :11 to 11,113,193!) Eli“ Pun“ I Wthll are replenished almost every day. ' ‘ an \ ' goal and rersonal Estate The Heavy Gloves and .Mi'ttens are un' organs, meh are so‘sIusceptible Ofderangemellt.
a, 3,52,12,13: g: ‘3 g3 315'??ij 151?.” :2 ' , ‘ a a N c I rivelled as a protection in all kinds of acid Thousands are DOW paying the penalty of this
- - - - , , - . . - _ work of the'Chemist, Druguist and Photo- 119819“: and sufi'ering daily the moat tryinu
EIEE. .. . - , . . 0 HE Subscriber Would announce to the graPh'81;man“Ja¢'""ing 7"“! handling 0] Pm’ “hm“ without a 1‘01” ofrolief. The;
Large Fire In Bridgeport “(in Wednesday afternoon. suddenly, in the 78d year . 81] Ire new - public “1“?" basestablished an agency POMS)”, “7-"! ”If" strong all/relies»,- fur oys- have -come to belteve that their ailment is
John Buckingham SICo’s extensive flourinl miliiihuifié‘if'i'i'imli‘t‘i‘o‘m. of me n.“ Re“ ' ~ - . 3 i?” the "“3““0" 0" "'9 abOVebIfliueBI. he- "mm" d""'" 3" “0"“: and Ho“ CW'Pa- Chmmc’ ”a that they ”ms" hm With it ‘9 the
The building and the machine
about $30,000 and the stock of
[train on hand and destroyed. was worth some
$5,000. In sumnce on building and ."P‘ik,
$20,000. It is suppOsed that the fire origina-
‘ ted from the machinery in the upper part Inf
the building. A man who slept in the mill
was-awaken'ened by the fire comIng upon him
‘ from above, and he had barely time to escape
The upper stories were then-1n blaze. The
mill was running at 8 o’clock, on Thursday
evening, and a quantity
been stored away.
day morning.
of wheat had just '
IH’Rev. Mr.IIluruett, father of the deceared was
many years ago pastor of the first Congregational
Church and now lies buried on Town House hill.
In this town, suddenly, on Thursday, 'Dec. 29th, Fs-
themia.1I., wife of Wm. l’liodes McCrrady, and daugh-
ter of~thc late Dr.John P. and Louisa ll. Fisher.
In Lew York, on the 281b, rimeon. 2nd son of James
and grandson of Major Chapman, of Norwalk. His ro-
mams were brought to this place for interment. .
In Dorieuytn the 20th, Mary, wife. of John N..Scofield
and daughter ofJuhii Reed, of Norwalli, aged 32 years.
In Dfinbdry, Dec. 26th, Lemuel 8., child of Charles S.
andMary 1’. Stevens. aged 1 year and it months.
In Danburv, Miry Brook District, Franklin 3., child
of Frederick W. sud Susan D. Benodict_ aged 1 year
and 4 months.
I.
Shawls, at reduced prices.
CLOA K8,
in great yariety, Long and Square Wool, Long and square Broche and Misses
CLOAKS,
'STOCK
now on .
hand.
Among them
for d
scriber.
House Hiring and Letting.
Particular attention paid to procuring Ind
lettingflouses to good tcneuts,npon area-
sonIable commission,and all persons having
propertyIto let,.or desiring to rent. houses for
the ensuing year,should mnko immediate
employed will be mutually promoted thereby.
e husIsovoral applications already on hand
csirablo tone mente,to purchase and to
rent, and those having such property to dis-
p"? of, would do well to confer withthesuh-
mere, Tanners. Lumbermen, Fishermen and
Seamm w1ll find these Gloves and Mittens
well adapted l‘orthcir use. They are much
superior to the buck mitten, especially in wet
work. ‘ .
The light glove are used for softening and
bleaching the hands, as a speedy and effectual
cure for Rough and Chapped Hands, Salt
Rheum. dtc., they have no equal ; are very
useful in domestic affairs, such as sweeping.
dusting and house cleaning. all roughening
and dirty kinds of work; and particularly
useful in gardening and the care of shrubs
to these afflicted individuals that they mov
now command ,a remedy of unguestionable
potency and virtue, which has never been found
to fail in all cases of digestive weakness or de-
rangement. Hundreds of tongues are ready i;
grow eloquent in praise of thiswonderful con-
queror of dyspepsia, which is known as
DR. J. HOSTETTER’S ,
CELEBRATE! STOMA-lill BITTEHS.
But that numerous class whodevote them-
selves to literary and other sedentary pursuiti,
I application. DIMON FANTON an; fiowerr. ‘ and ipeconseqtilllence ofawant of physical excr-
5. . _ ' or sale by rubber dealers general] . in all .cise, come 8 Victims .of languor and debit
wannnvbe awn wan-11m calms. Notace. , .many - . — parts of the country. Pricc lists and cata- icy. without nerve or appetite. have 1mm.
11,. subset-l era having made "augment. m", on, 0 the friends of Steam Boat Communicn- STEAM logues will be sent on application by letter, sought mvamfor some invigorating, life-3M"!
of the best Engravers in New 'York, are prepared to
furnish WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, engraved in
the latest and most fashionable Styles, and at nsouun
le Yolk PR1-. Also printed Cards, at short notice,
and at usual rates. Orders for Excmmc, DESIGNING,
IConu., Jan. lot, 1860.
lion between New York and Norwalk.-
There will be a Meeting held on board the
Steamboat Confidence, at South Norwalk, on
We ilesday Evening at 7.0'clock to take into
consideration the, question of establishing a
HE REV. DR. HODGE will deliver a
In consequence of the great success we
have had in the sale of Clocks, we are
giving that branch of our business more attention than ever. We have a com-
plete assortment of them at the following prices.
We invite your particular attention to the Closks that we are selling at 8 «it $10
, BARGAINS.
~ Corner of 27th Street, ‘
Marble Works,
1'0. 1001, Broadway,
ample satisfaction to all who may favor him
addressed to the
Goonrslu’s IEDIA RUBBER GLovn Maseru:-
'IURISG 00., 38 John St., N. Y. 5311143
medicine, whose effects 1.1 n thesyetem ahul
be both speedy and perma’iloent. Ph ' ' o
eminence, and profoundly acquain with th
requirements of the human frame, commen-
HOSTETTER’S BITTERS as the safest an.
and an active mind. .Unlikezother medicines
my, “0ch at short notice, in the be“ m an", and direct Steamboat Route between Nor'wnlk and _ , ' , NEW YORK. a . 3 4 . I “rifle“: Stimulant t0 the rec“ five en“ i3 .
on. mun“. mm as can be ohm“, 9,:ewhereI New York and to form a Joint Stock Compa- Good quality Of Lined Cloaks at $4 and $5 Doc t. Gutter S THE undersigned has purchased the above Elli "Ill llllfl’lIStmtiIlS. of the system yet discovered. Itreetores gthi
0mm solicited. A. n. arise-romeo, for “10 Purpose . , Heavy All Wool Beaver Cloth do. ' $6 to $8 ~ extensive and well known Establishment From VISSCHEKOWEN area’s GeneraIAdv-rti-inr appeme’ gm” fie’h "g" t° the d"- “‘5“
. - o......o...... W“.- R- GREENE» WW6“- ‘ “ “ French Cloth do ‘ ‘ $10 . formeily owned by 11.. J. w. Bowden, and ““Mvp'emn'mudino 346- 3'45 o.......,~.1 "3““ 39"“5 “gamma “"9th ‘h°'°d‘“’,,,,,"“"
' WM . _ In t “ “ “ “ “ be t'f ll tr. ed from $10 to $20 I l' . having had 20 Years experience in the Man- MW""VW“W“”V”~“" "A” ‘3 more hveliy ' Ient, c?! {i amten f tltio
L‘sr or mes "mining in the P. 0., New“; ec are. an 1 u y 1mm , ( uppor 61. ans: Business, he flutters himself he can give 1' A Y L 0 R I s s A L 0 0 N s tripngggl 00f slenilitdbssmwithfi ‘cheerfulollear:
111m, Wm L
. rchor, John
Bowers. James D
Bowers, Wm N
Bishop, Miss Hannah
a II E
Knapp, Miss E J
Kinney, Francis
Lockwood, Stephen
Lucy, Patrick
Lockwood, Miss J E
Miller, B r
: Lecture for the benefit of the South Nor-
walk Baptist Church , .
At Ely’s Hall,
and
with their Patronage. '
Constantly on hand a large assortment of
Plain and Sculptured Mantle Pieces, Monu-
meats and Head Stoues,of Foreign and Do-
365 and 367 Broadway.
' CORNER OF FRANKLIN STREET.
JVE W YORK.
u
REFRESEMEM'B or run Cnolcssr Krsns,
which have been devised fondle same object,
the BITTBBS do not not spam ' .
or with a tempo'rary power—"the influence of
the remedy is lasting. Andiif n patientwill
. m. n WEDNE DAY EVENI . 1 . . . _ , . ADIESANDGENTLEIIRN visitin New York
. SSE“? s lfprnpipp, ggéga: 2t 7‘ o’clocE. _ NG, the 4th lust , EMBR IDERIES . . inelhicvgiaiiblzlaaii:"3:331 EgabsxfldoC;b:; will lllllld thise Saloons the lags, l’asbion- but give ”methattfllllfignh to seeming per
r , in, G M0 Mnhon, ult‘ic . ~ . . - " 1 P l - r e bleas we act e most ' exercise atte_ r ere 'e as been off he
30-1“. 41: llc Cnrty John ifilgigioicgéaggnigd the Scots, 1t . I 9 Drebs rotectors. promptly attended to. E. B. PRICE. ly36 éity, cconomicul 1n the need .fe’ar no return of the afflictidh. Tho
debility natural to the encrohchments of
Bit-(Inger, John Nobles WmW 3 ' .
BM Jr 1111 N -1’.11 - The Am , - O - th bodil frame isalso all '
Elgar, {Ills Ellen st‘l‘llfglissaslaiah E I ’ ”St' . . c' J. GRMAN' HE merit f It ' encan . From a'mmple Ice Crfam 0-! duh-0f Oyste'" gigglgreagstrenglhening medicine. thus '
n u" Jule Nash J“ NSaturda eve w fL d I th T s o t cabove Stove are too well to a Dinner of Cour.es,w1th Wines, always . . . . .
y . i y 11111,, a pan 0 9 ice c o . . know t ed . the aged to pass their dechmng daysln h
“Wu“: 1;;“01' gamma: “‘9‘" F 0 button boots, size 4’s lined with canton ' . , h ll ,0 ne- enumerating. I am sell- read‘ - . - ease - whereas th are now suffer-in ex
Ski-cones, 1313': .1 oiofil'z’,’ 11:33“ ‘1 defineli with 8 pair of cork solel- 'The fin_der Our present stock of Embroideries have never been equaled, consisting of Col- ‘ ill}; taxi: 1:3”: 7:11 lfizlimgflf %}‘£§,fl,‘:' oil":daffffiiemihift‘ii'ef§°§.$.‘li.1' mli treml: weakneesafillnmoumess. '1‘: thine-i-
vtf’flli's?:ufnu 11:11:11.”th $0,, 212:? 19““ we” at M“ Chm" 3mm,” lars and Sleeves 1n setts and seperate, bought at the late closing out sales of Im- - Hall, and Oflice Stovee,both wood and coal: be found well worthy a visit. 3:...50 "able “‘35-“ 0‘ WP!“ HOSTET' m. ’9
[1“:ng ,3 gect’lilfother, ‘ ' : porters. at less than cost prices. ’ :‘l‘mld "m“ the Public ‘° “"“d "’9th P T I 1 RI? 531.53.331.33 :ffifide'dugm‘stgm
1a or. m or, . . . ' . '
i’flfiuilgz. mail, Loréeanstoc2 2 House Keeping Apartments We have a large stock of . e ore pal-chums el'eflgfifj F BELDEN V33! £11881i£$ns ' ' ' in “(1313011. 6 gratification in I'm
A. . _ , .y, p eerie . _ . . , ~ ° ° . - - , m ’G MOTHERS that they will
~- fiddle... N _ £355,331,, 0r Board Wanted 1 The largest 33. mt“ , Manufacturer of the n pm we as the 1.... and m or
:33. Wing, 11 gmipfi, £111.11:3A GENTLEMAN and his'Wife,would he - . ey s FANCY FURS, restorahveS- Very few medicines are mo-
- man’ a .. ' . ~. . _ o , . . . . . .
co. .. .....i:.i:.‘.:::”clanlinguists”; t t ,- Photographic and rum Art (01...... stimgnmlzawmfmmo.
Rubin": Mii; delve nghfldjvgeoz’ Whit?" could be given immediate”. 01' Would 801' men ever 0 " . GALLERY, ETWEEN Green and Wooster Sts.., New has obtained an universal preference.
. BY. “advertised.
. by using other preparations, but cuuses‘it to
Hart, Simon 1‘
Roller, Rev George
Huntington, Rev. E B
Holland, Mrs Hannah
Hagan, Dinnes
Hartlgan, Patrick
Kpllogg, Mrs Amanda
King, Wm & Son '
Scofield, A R
Stone, Rev Geo M
Smith, Miss Mary F
Walsh, Michael
Waterman, Master Chas B
Williams, Erastus W
Williams, John M
Ward, Wm 0
Persons calling for any of the above Letters, please
11. W. SMITH, P. If.
o< .>o—.-.——I———-
Martin’s Oriental Pomade
In the best article in use, for the hair. It
not only gives it a gloss impossible to obtain
grow- luxuriantly, at the same time cleanses
the head from dandruff and all impurities.—
It is warranted made from the purest material
take board in some genteel private family.—
Word left at the Gazette Office, will receive
prompt attention. . 311
Lost.
ON Monday Evening, Dec. 26th, on the
road between Wilton and Norwalk, one
Double. Wool Shawl,oue side Black. the other
Grey, heavy fringe ; Shawl some what coiled
The finder will be liberally rewarded by
leaving the srme at the Auction Room of
WILLIAM E. BISSELL
Norwalk, Dec. 27th.
Grape Boris and "Cuttings.
'I‘BE subscriber has now on hand,1000'
)
DOMESTIC Goons,
which have been bought at such prices that we defy competition. We‘arIe deter-
mined by keeping a full stock of goods through the whole year, (contrary. to
usual custom,) and by adding Attractive Bargains almost daily, to
HAVE NO 'DULL SEASON!
Among our great Bargains at the present time are J aconette and Cambric Mus-
lin at 18 cents per yard, Shirting Muslin 10 cents per yard, Canton Flannel 10
fered.
. c. J. GRUMAN.
DRESS GOODS,
of all kinds now
on hand at LOW
Nonwau, Cr.,
ATE E. B. THOMPSON’S. E. T. WHIT-
NEY would inform the citizens of Nor-
walk that he has established himself in busi-
ness at the old stand over the Post omce,and
WI" furnish them with Photograph, Ambro-
types, and all kinds of pictures taken by the
Sun, from Miniatures to life size, colored or
plain,in theg'ghest style of‘ the art.
E. T. WHITNEY.
D. B. Woonnunv, Ornnsron. - lf29
KNICKERBOCKER Cooking Range for
sale by C. db E. K. LOCKWOOD dtCO.
raunchsulnssnmmmv
York, invites attention to. his extensive
assortment of manufactured Furs,which for
style and beauty of workmanship and quality
of material, cannot be surpassed. A. L. be-
ing an Importer and Manufacturer can afford
to sell goods much below any other house in
the trade. Strangers visiting the city are re-
quested to call and see the prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. 3m45v
annnwmr’s
Clothing Establishment !
The Largest in .the City !
BUILT by WM.B.ASTOR, Esq.,expressly
for the busmess.
n-Tllose who desire to purchase this groin! M k
Dyspepsia and Dehility should remember the profile
title, BOSTE'I'TEB’S OBI-EBA mm
STORAGE BITTERS. It is put up in quart
bottles, with the name, 113. J. HM’S
810mm ms, blown on the bottle, andnlso
stamped on the cap covering the cork,wlth the autograph
of HOSTE'I'I‘ER & SMITH. ou the label. These fillings
are important, on account of the numerous column
now in the market. '
IF-Preparod and sold by EOSTE'PTEB
& SMITH, Pittsburgh, 293., and. 0180 sold by
all druggists, grocers, and dealers generally
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America, and Germany.
For sale in Norwalk by Knapp It Lyrics, L.
L. Beebe dc Son, and E l’. Weed. 4 41
’71: $333: aziiégegver%ef:flli‘$”fig”: 3:3 follogiliittilliignill‘iltgzw'mw Home" Vin" 0‘ “16 cents per yard, Table Linen 25 cents per yard, Under Shirts and Drawers 50 - _ 311193158. Norwalk, co“. Nos. 70 and 72 Bowery Just Published '
_ eunotjuslly' our due. MERRILL at DANA. Isabella. Maiy Isabella. CatawbaJ’aunne cents, Neck Ties all prices, White Marseilles 12 1-2 cents per yard, Linen and PRICES IiiErf‘i‘Eoohoii‘iar-gfatpis mama,“ will The largest assonmem OI Fan and "in," [STORY of the {our Georges b y SIM“
s. D._Msnnri_.l., F. A. DANA,N. Y. or Bel-goods, La Noir or Black July, .War- Marseilles Bosoms from 12 1-2 to 25 cents, Paper I Muslin 6 1-4 cents per yard. o Thee“: figmmen‘g'm‘; thg’htgfiigggm: ; Chilling 0" every variety. taste alldstyle ev- er. - ’ ~
3,311?" Norwalk, onlykb’y ,& ,qu White Scupperuong, A9“, Concord, -. . . . , . H 2nd, “ “ 2nd Jaup . or olfered,aInd w1llIbe sold less than at any Mary Staunton ; or. Pupilsof‘MarvclHall.
I , . . ACKSON B110. Childs Superb. Delaware. Diana, Logan, . c. J. GRUMAN. 1. 3d," u 1. 18th Aor'il other Store” the 01'3- RillSlrom the Fountain Of Life-
’ " —‘“"‘ fiii’cifii’ 35i°iufiiiigf£ 1.35.1“ii°‘ - ' ‘ . -- - A Vacation oftwo weeks hem... 1‘1. our sec 000 snvnn ”mm” °’ W B‘b'°ii‘ii'"5if“°divsss
If: . . a e prices. R h d h , l _ A P dc .
.21" 35.33133” $552"tiliiiiil‘iili':$°£§ HAS-F-RAYMOND~ emembel’ t at W e a "wage "at mg ’3.‘l.§3°3iiiiiri“"lifme F“'“°'?°-‘"°e“ "‘8 yearly by being ofiBroadwa '
blind amon an 01151,! i ll'g d f' Th Norwalk’Jan'flnd’ 1860' (ll-l ' ' 8 D S ll I" . 2 urge 01' TlllllOIn: ' y v
. g y e cIv me in, ion. 9 mum . I ay c c ors_—$ 0 per year—0r $6.66 per The best artists that can be hadiu theworid M B S . w I N S I 0 w , ~
is obvious. We take too little exercme, and forget the Term for tuition in English and Latip. are employed in the custom aildothcr depart - \r . . u N r e nlI-‘emale P11 3-” re
. . . . w - ° 0 . . ' .1 . . 3 ll ( - l l ‘
wants ofithonbodylm the absgrblng pursuits of busi- N E w . only W but we have. All entire new stock gfizlrltr:b:03&l:filfisjorefloal‘tg‘lllg Pupils. [mills-Oi this establishment. ' _A sglifseibecli: atteliltion of mothev, hzr n, p ‘
:3: n ‘ me. “who, in.” me ”mes can do ~_, ...._. -,..... - . . I f F S l . h -. l a _ rms o oarding ndles please call and examine the chil- , .
egood. What is secured in Just such a. tonic and DRY G 0 O D S H O U S E v 0 “1‘8 film are, WIII full particulars, be had drens’. dep~1rfment. 4mv38 _ .
lnvigorator as Dr. Hostotter has given to the world in , II. 0. BAR!) w E L L & Go. DOW on hand at ‘11:: seminagiyégt Ll)%lsl30°k Stores, N0!“ hug—~— T ,
his celebrated BITTERS. The weak and nervous deni- - . I was ' ' A A SMITH’ The 011! _?_fi—_- ' I
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lamp have found a wonderful regenerator in the “ Bit- , _ Important to Book Buyers. "otlce. them, JAMES A. nor! ; UNIVERSAL CONFIDENCE AND fiiiefi'ifi tXEEi'Xik rigid syiimtliiéigi$$ghhn is
u" a fr'ttm tt‘ btl m . ' ~ * . . ' '- ~ ’
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111 It which is so an ion! u “its inane” ITIZENS’ 0F NORWALK: Cheercd b . . u Wssrroar. oun., ec. , . 22. IWtdzamI Street,.N‘. Y. Gei'ffiTPNIEN.IiIETIDGEa.Cimncl'llsNJhaies and d . ‘ ,h '1 n . t ,
as: which it! merely 3811mm?“ is Equallyc‘ild‘vlv): the present. as well as future prospect’s HOLESALE and Retail Booksellers and HE Annual Meeting of lfth Storikillplderl and ILL ggyetIpartIiiEulaIr attention to the emcmy “£33 3‘ 3 #323,312:gigii‘ififffiifymfggz’f $132: ohhomt’ mo 9", l m give ”so 0 ,0an
_ ’ . . ' ‘ . , ‘ Stationers o. 3 Gazette Buildiu ,in- of this Bank (for the e cction 0 lrect- . . negolla ion 0 usiness Paper tlemen ortlie Press are l a ' . ~ ' -‘ , . _’ .
213.1 ‘Bllltl‘llvgh nutznledt: :txgpe: I:11: intostlt;rr1ble forms of your beautiful Villageiwe come among you vite attention to, Nthe examination of lgheir on for the year eiisuiug,) will behheldhaItl “lent" Small Profit 13 B A5501? the. [Clrchase and sale of Stocks, $213351}: sip-:15. hell-1 12:12:32."; 2305;333:150: Relief 15- Health to“ Your 1 71 f a o t a
issue. ow u 1' 1 a nu . . - ‘ ' l elm ossi - or . ‘
, , , h 1, _' - - stock, and the inducements the are re and Banking House on Wednesday t c 41 I ay 0 I on s, c., on ommissmn. : ~ P . _YOU to Joubt- , . .
'11 8°“ W drum“! and dealers swam"! every- Strangers wit the, ( eslgn or making u“. to offer purchasers, either at wholesale :1- re- January, 1860. Doors open from 10 a. m., to my motto. Intending to confine myself exclusively 3° o.........“‘._‘.‘§’f.‘,""°§‘* ”“7 10:11:,Doc.28,1sos. ygisluhvueupc‘htnushyrihiodg $122? iii-"3.11.”? i:
" 938“ “Yemen”, our permanent home. ; and in order that we tail. comprising standard' 12 m. 3t50 B. L. Woonwonru, Cashier. C. J. GRUMAN. 0. Commission Business.orders are respectful- mam, ,a‘,,',,g ,hfl',’ £3133; {:9 (115:: £111“. has been what’we have never been ble to say of any other
' may gain an honorable livin amon on and s h 1 c1 _ 1 Bell ions - . . ly solicited, and will meet with prompt at- benefited by the [Isle of hair restohjtiveilnd 3:319:31: gyms—,figfiflflgi figfi;’fi”%,{§z‘ silv-
-<0» .3 E 5’ - c 00 1 3881“ 1 8 1 House a Lot, Important to families. tentlou. . gycertlficmeil‘t'wfuct”lbw .o...,...... to g... timely'Ausedf or... did .. know windfall
V clans :—
' 'olnmeud it.
' " RE ARKABLEPOWERS OI'I'THE VEGETABLE
, dies, balsanis, or any other disagreeable inconvenient
‘ and nauseating doses ; they do not eause the least uu-
, with them the system is not weakened and deranged
ma oxvomu'rnn omens.
The qualities of this medicine have placed it upon an
For the following Complaints these Bitters are a lape-
cillc. vi: =
daffy, Corfu-mess, Loss of Appetite, Headache and Gener-
al ddnlsty.
In many scctions'of our country this preperation is
extensively used by physicians in their practice, and
It seems to have restored many to health who were
apparently beyond the reach of the healing art.
Subjoined are few tributes from well-known physi-
' Mariam, Track 00., Pa., Aug. 26th. 1858.
- I havc‘used the Oxygenatcd Bitters in my practice
wlth decided success in debility and general prostra-
tion, 0111., and confidently recommend it in GeneralDe-
bility and diseases of the digestive organs.
‘ F. H “'11le, 11. D.
AUBURN, N. Y., September 6th, 1858.
Gmnx :—I have been in the drug business the
last fifteen years and have never sold a medicine which
his given such sati~faction1n cases of-Dyspepsia as the
lrpxygonated Bitters, and In this disease I always rec-
' H. G. FOWLER.
, ~« fir Bunnnurox, Vt ,' Nov 12111, 1851.
- 4313;1qu :—I am pleased fo-slafe’that I have tried
the Oxygevuued Bitters for indigestion and General De .
billty and found immediate relief ‘rom using only a
part of a. bottle. I have the greatest can once in it as a
‘ cure for Dyspepsia and General Debs‘lt‘ty, and recommend
It with much pleasure. JAMES LEWIS, M. 1).
Prepared by ss‘rn. w. rowrn a co., Boston and for
sale by Knapp it Lynes, L. L. Beebe &Son and Edward
P. Weed Norwalk ; D. H. \Vebb South Norwalk ; G.
Mother A: 00., Darien Depot ; Lockwood dz Height and
Roswell Hoyt, Stamford ; Lucius .\f. Munroe New Ca.
nun ;' John W. Taylor Westport ; Samuel Pike, South-
p’ort; L H. Bailey and H. K. Scott Ridgefield; H. A:
Dyspepsia, orIrldt‘gestion, Heart Bum, Ac- '
be able to hear our share of the public bur-
dens, we have rented the Centre Store in the
FIRST CLASS DRY GOODS HOUSE,where
we shall use our best endeavors to. make it
the place to buy all goods in our line,and
strive to excel in our department of trade.—
But in so doing, we have no desire to monop-
olize the trade, but to cultivate the most
friendly relations-with all honorable compet~
liars, and as the surest way to accomplish our
object, shall attend strictly to our'busiuess,
sell our goods in '11 honorable way ,aud leave
a discriminating 01mmunity to judge of our
merits. We therefore, hope, by studying the
wants and interests of customerans well'as our
own, to gain the confidence of the people and
a liberal share of the public patronage.
Respectfully, LORENZO PECK,
Proprietor.
Dec. 26. 1859. -
P. S.—The Store will be opened i... the
Goods ready for public inspection and sale,
the first week in January 1860. L'. P
Dividend-“Notice.
and .Misccllaneous Books,
Staple and Fancy Statione-
Baper, Bells, Ink, Blank
Books, l'lat and. Folded
Papers, ac. - '
Orders by mail for Books will receive special
and prompt attention. Blank Books
, Manufactured to Order,
of any desired pattern. Magazines and Old
Books rebound with nentness and dispatch,
using .
The Best Material
and employing competent workmen, they
cannot be excelled in this branch of their bu-
siness. Strangers visiting Norwalk are res-
pectfully invited to visit our establishment.
They will always 'find us supplied with the
new and current literature of the day. We
hope by strict attention to business and hon-
orable dealing, to merit and receive a liberal
share of patronage. .
SIX LBCTURBSI
. 0N . .
IMMOBTAIIITY.
Rev. PROFESSOR IMATTISON,
OfJV'cw 'Yurh,
AS been engaged to deliver a course of
six Lectures.upon the above general
WITH 4 acres of good Land adjoining.—
Sltuated at the head of Main Street,
W. E. BISSELL.
Also, 1 House. with 14 acres of Land, ad
joining, situated in Main Street.
runs 1 runs 1 runs 1'
THE subscriber is now prepared to offer
the citizens of Norwa 1k and vicinity, the
largest 'and best assortment of Furs ever
brought into this market. which will be sold
at'a very low figure for cash.
11. C. RANDLE.
Gas Piping, Pit ' ing,‘&c.
Sewing Mac hines Repaired.
'l‘HE subscriber is prepared to attend all
calls in the gas fitting lino, and will also
be in readiness to repair Sowing or othcl ma-
chines. Charges reasonable and work thor-
oughly and promptly done.
tf’ll ORE GLOIVER.
THEOD
Gold dl. Silver Watches.
0. S. C L A R K
IS now opening an entire new stock of La-
dies’ Gold Hunting and plain Watches,
some very rich' Enameled Patterns, warrant-
ed good time keepers. Also, Gentlemen'a
fine Gold Hunting Levers, with every kind of
Silver Hunting, and open dial Watches.
SHOWER”
The Ready Family Soap Maker.
dinary kitchen grease, can make all
their Soap with little or no trouble—Hard.
Soft, or Fancy. .
It-will make hard water soft, clean Paint,
remove Grease, do, to perfection.
Abundniot testimony in favor of tho Sapon-
ifier, with full and valuable receipts for ma-
king different kinds of Soap, sent free, by
addressing
OFFICE OF THE COMPANY,
N0. 396 Penn Street, Pittaburg. Pit., on
LEWIS JAMES & 00., Agents,
Philadelphia. Pa.
P Be sure you get the original and polo
ented article. manufactured by the Pennsyl-
vania Salt. Manufacturing 00., East Torea-
tnm; Alleg hany Co., Pa. , 3ml
who NE» Bakery,
11 1.- 1- o w an
THE ens seriber would inform his friends
and plitrons that he has taken the Store
on the weoft side of the Bridge, formerly occu-
pied by Leonard 12 Street, where he will keep
on hand acomplete assortment of Bakery.
is prepared to furnish anything connected with
the Business. Grateful for past favors, and
trustsby strict attention to their wants to re-
ceive their liberal patronage.
N. B.—C'rdors for Parties, Festivals, 1%.,
. Rsrnnnxcss:
Messrs : '
F Cottenot & Atherton,
Alsop & Chauncey,
Lockwood s Co.
I. II. Frothingham 82 Co.
May, 1859. 611125
- ls
ON’T FAIL TO SEE SIXTH ANNUAL
ANNOUNCEMENT in anothercolumu.
Winter Dry Goods
AND GLOTEING
AY be found at our Store in greater va~
rietyJower prices than elsewhere in this
proverbialiy cheap town. A firstrate assort-
ment of Cotton and Woolen Goods. Dress
Goods in every style‘selected with special
care for the Fairfleld Co. trade. Also. Gen-
tleman’s furnishing goods of' every descrip—
tion. Cloths, Caseimeres, Vestings, Over-
coatings,&c.,a first rate stock throughout ;
the latter being bought by Mr. Spang, and
made up under his supervision, on the premi-
ses. We warrant the goods as well as the fit
and make.
We have a few dozen pair left of those 38c.
Buckskin Gloves, which are the rage. ' Also,
a fresh lot of boys’ men’s and women’s Shoes,
thick soles,for the winter season. die" ihc.
SPANG & GRAY.
Westport, Nov. 12th. 1850. 4'.”
New Goods at Bisbrow’s.
FIN E lot of Far Caps and Mufflers, Win-
ter Caps for Men and Boys. Tue best
1 award it to ypu cheerfully, because I think it due
fly nIize is about 00 years ; the ca lor of my hair auburn
and inclined 'o curl. Some five or six years ago it
:ndhaboptixfour Ifiopghs since fourth \vnsaddell to them
1111- a in o o t '
myake me bug- op of in y liellil, threatening to
in this unpleasant predicament, I was induced to try
Wood’s hair restorative, mainly to arrest the falling DB
of my llflll', for I had really no expectatlon that gray
hair could be restored to its natural color except from
dyes. Iwas, however, greatly surprised to find after
the use of two bottles only, that not only was the fal-
ling offal-rested. but the color was ”restored to the grey
hairs and sensibility to the scalp, and dandruff ceased
to form on my head, very much to the gratification of
my wifcnat whose solicitation I was induced to try it.
For this, among the many obligations I owe her sex,
I strongly recommend all husbands who value the admi-
raIfiou ofItheir wives to profit by my example and use
1t 1f growmg gray or gelling bitlil, very respectfully,
‘ BENJAMIN A . LAVENDER.
:0 (II. JZIW0od fiCm, i144 Broadway, New York.
. y am y are it sent mm the it U’
at Noll Carrol Place. c y and I am no longer
Siamnston, Ala, July 20th, 1859.
'l‘o PROP. 0. J. Wooo, Dear Sir z—Ynur “ hail-restor-
atlve” has done my hair so in rich good since I com-
menced the use oflt that I wis'a to make known to the
PUBLIC of its effects upon the hair, which are great.
' A man or woman may be nearly deprlved ofhair. and
by a resort to your hair restorative the hair will re-
turn more heap ,l than ever - of. least this is my ex.
perlence. Belle it all ! 'ours truly.
Wu. H. KENEDY.
P.IS.—_-Y0In can publish the above if you like. By
pubilslllng 111 0111 Southern papers you will get more
patronage South I see several of you rcertificstes in
the Mobile Mercury 8. strong Southern paper.
womrs nsln'nlssrbnh'rlvn.
PROP. 0. J. Wool), Dear Sir z—aning had the mis-'
fortune to lose the best portion of my hair.from the of-
who peed it on the con—
“with its operations, and
commendation of its mag-
virtues. We 'speak in this
dissatisfaction by any one
trary, nll are delighted
peak in terms of highest
icul effects .nd medical
tn
lmperIsh'able foundation. In destrbying disease and in- G . . ' . . - . . for sale at a bar sin A portion of the mom be t t -
- .. . . azette Building and design opening a 1' En llSll and American, Letter - . g ' Jesse Hoyt 11 Co Ta 1 ~ 3““ ° “m 3”" “a “‘9 ‘0‘”? 0" “1° “'0‘"! of n" .. " ’
'. .. . ~ . r , . . . - y or, Richardskmvens ° - - - - matter what we do know after ten years
.dneln‘r health It has no parallel 1 Y1( g ) ey can remain on mortgage. [TH which e‘wry family, Will! “I."- Ol'- Francis skiddy &Co. A. 5. Frothingham, Esq. 1 l’tladEdgll‘ffetEssiegialggifdgaablilit‘ig:gdgria‘szdfalillll 1:53: experience, and pledge our yepntatio‘u. for the
here declare. In almost
infant is” suffering from
liefwill be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the Syrupia admlnistered
This v -luable prepara lion is the prescription of
one of the most EXI’ERP ENC-ED and SKILLFUL
URSESin New England, mand has been used with
never failing success in .
Thousands mot" Cases, .
It not only relieves the. child from pain, but in-
vigorates the stomach kaowels, corrdcta acidity,
fulfilment of what we
every instance where the
pain and exhaustion, re
2
and gives lone and ener, y to the who]! orstcnt. It
will almost instantly re '
Griplng in the Bow
and overcome “Cour“,
M...— .
which if not speedily rem edied, ’ fisth. We
believe it the best and sumrest red] but” world,
-in all cnsu of Dysentery and Dfmhpn. Children
whether it arises from teething or from any oth-
er cltuse. We would on y to eveiy mother who has
a child sufl‘eringfrom any of tho hrogoing com-
plalnI§—-(l0 not let your. prejudicesmor the preju-
dices of others, stand beBtween your sufi‘eringchild
lieve
oels, t. “1. Colic,
and the relief that will be, SURE—yes, A B SO-
LUTELY SURE-to follow the use of this medicine
if timely used. ‘
Full directions for using .will accompany ,ench bot-
mthe fac-simile of CURTIS
tie. Nonegenuine unless
on the outside wrapper.
& PERKINS, New York,is
Sold by D r a gag is t 3 through-
t ll e world.
Principal Office, 1:;Cedar- am, New York. yli
. . . . . ". . punctuall attended to at short notice. ,_ , - . , . 5
J' Hm” MM” and by we" .m" “1.... ‘8 Sausatuck. Bank £33123; 21—3 M L .bhmh’ sou“) Norwm’ .Al-oMle American Watham Watch ; said to tf46 y . J. n. MALLORY. assortment of MR Hats. SO“ flats. Caps. {Eitlciiii'iidii'fr'iiiJilfi‘imirfiiii. :bd hill; D .a .Remed
, ‘—°""’”—*~ Wusrron'r. 001111., Dec. 27 , 1859. IV Mouduy Evening Jan. 2d—Tbe Abode be a superior time keeper. Ladies’ Gold -— _ _ Umbrellas and Canes ever offered Ill Norpaik it to nnsv. er as tile very thing peeded. My hair is now yspePSI y
BREAK UP YOUR COLDS. SEMI-ANNUAL dividend of Four (4) of Sit-M“; 01'“Iulermediate Place of Souls,” Chains. Every variety Lockets. Pure Gold me "have WIBOI. at DISBROW .S. 33:: $1; £133, ‘13:; :13 3'12? girlflféltlidezgzisz :{afihgs- DR. mums mum
per cent Will be paid to the Stockholders between Death and the Resurrection. Bracelets. Beautiful Enameled and Coral HE eulscriber has always on hand of his runs 1 runs 1 . . who“), JOHNSOK AROMATIC IVIGORAT-ING’ SPIRIT.
The most important discovery since Vacci-
nation.
DR. HANSON’S VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS
ILL break up colds at once, without sweating, di-
eting, interruption of business, or the use of‘llot,
Itimulating,‘nod burning compounds, llerb, teas, cun~
. pleasant symptoms—even il'tnkcn in large doses, they
create only a thirst, which being allay-ell with water,
In agreeable warmth and moisture at the surf-lee is
soon experienced. When taken as directed, they break
up the cold and arrest effects, and the only operation
rcoived ill a. mysterious and unaccountable disap-
pearance of all symptoms, 1111 feverisliness, cli'lllll,la1ne-
neon, darting pains, dull heavy pains, tightness of the
. cheat, hoursencss, cough, sore' throat, croup, ciltarrll,
headache, to.
THE VEGETABLE CHEMICAL POWDERS are to colds
what Vaccination is against Small P0}; and Quinlne for
Aguo. They area specific remedy for the prevention
and cure of'a specific disease. And by breaking colds
and rendered ulore subject to repeated attacks, but is
rather strengthened and fortified against them. They
arrest croup instantly and permanently, and by their
timely use, coughs, oatarrh, bronchitis. fevers, rheu-
'CHEJICAL PUWDERS.
No medicineIever introduced to the public has drawn
out seemphatlc testimony to substantiate its claims
as the Coldrf’owdera. it is but little over two years
that they have been before the public, and the manner
they seized upon public-confidence is truly surprising
Our‘ prominent men have been the first to recommend-
thom, believing them to be a public benefactlon.
Norman Burr, £511., Editor of Christian Secretary.
Gordon Robbins, Hartford Conn.
Dennis Flatt, South Norwalk, Conn.
t I
Philo Judson, Rocky Hill,
Joueph J. Wogley, Ridgefield,
Ilev.
I 5
(K
of this Bank on and after tne mlh day of
January 1860.- B. L. Woonwonru,
E .' . . I Cashier.
Patent -
GLASS LETTER COMPANY,
583 Broadway. N. I.
Adjoining Wallaclc’s Theatre.
Letters and Numerals,
FOR IAFFleNG T0 WINDOW PANES, DOORS, &C.
m
Sizcs not exceeding 6 inche s, 12} cents per
inch. Varieties and extra sizes, by. special
contract. Affixing. two cents per letter, or
cement 25 cents and 12 1-2 cents per bottle.
Specimens may be seen on the entrance to
Gaznrrs BUILDING.
Sales at Auction,
a large stock of Hosiery and Fancy Goods
at auction, on Thursday .Friday and Saturday
evenings, at the New Auction Rooms
~ It MNE. BISSELL, Auctioneer.
Rockwell’s Bare Wintis
‘ RE sold at fSclleck 6500311 new 1300] (store,
A. been used but two or three times,- for
sale cheap. Enquire at Gazelle office. 211
Sulphite of Lime,
V. Tuesday Jan’y 3d—Ratioual Evidences
of Another Life.
VI. ' Eve’g —-Philosophi-
cal and Rational proofs of Immortality.
’1‘ These Lectures are both Theological
and Scientific ; and are designed, not only
“beyond the river,” but as a counlerpoise to
the prevailing tendencies of the times to
Musltuhlsx and -ANNIIIILA'I‘IO.\'IS)I. They
have been delivered in various places, with
decided success, and have never failed to give
entire satisfaction. I
Single Tickets,20 cents, Course Tickets,
$l.00-——for Lady and Gentleman, $1.51!.
Tickets can be had at the Store of' Knapp
1h Lynes, Stevens dt Tristrams Shoe Store, So.
Norwalk, and at the door., 3t50
s 0 am. THIJV‘G
BOB TEE LADIES.
the sale and manufacture of Steel Spring
Skires for Ladies, has made arrangements to
repair and make over old Skirts afte’ the
most approved style, make over old Skirtst
after the most approved style making'thom
as good as new, at 5 and 6 Cents a Sprmg,
every Skirt made to fit and please person
3 doors east of Post Ofiice Building. South
Norwalk, _ . . 1
District of Ridge/field, u.Prabafc Court,
. December ‘Jith. 1859.
to rename the Christian of another life.
Pins. Every variety Ear Rings, head Orna
meats, more than 500 finger rings, of every
pattern and price.
Give us a call before you make your pur-
chase, as our Motto is . .
We Cannot be Undersold.
LOST.
GOLD LOCKE'I‘, was lost in or near
Phoenix Hall. last Tuesday evening. It
was prized by the owner can souvenir from a
deceased. parent. The finder will be liberally
rewarded by leaving it at the Gazette Office.
4th Dividend.
BANK or NORWALK, Dec. 23d 1859,
HE President and Directors of the Bank of
Norwaik have this day declared a divi-
dend of Four per cent.ou the Capital Stock
out of the earnings of the currentSix months
after January 211 ensuing.
E have reduced our best Kerosene and F
the‘Light Colored Coal oilsfo one dol-
lar per gallon and intend not only to Keep
the but but the cheapest in the‘ market.
. 0. do E. K.'LOCKWOOD I: Go.
A. good Girl Wanted.
_ suntan:
FOR 3.5.1.131
own manufacture, Grape, Currant and
Elderberry Wines—Price 8|.50 per gallon.
Also Quince and Apple Syrups, Pure Cider
Vinegar, a nd refined Bottled Cider. All are
warranted pure and equal to any in market.
Address C. S. .vIIDDLEBltOOK,
7m‘48 Box 422, Bridgeport, Conn.
nnmom’s
Photographic Gallery,
230 Jllau'n Street, Bridgeport, Conn.
OMETHING NEW ! Photographs in Gil.
S W. W. NARAMORB respectfully an
nuances that he is now prepared to make pic-
tures that surpass anything ever before pro-
duced in this State, viz :
Photographs taken on Canaan and Pain-
ted in Oil. These Pictures, which may be of
any required size, f1 0111 it Miniature to the
size of life, combine beauty of color, durabil-
aasistance of Mr. C. Curtis, whose reputation
and skill enable us to defy competition 2 and
in proof of our assertion we invite the public
to call at I’. B. Segec’s Store, No. 1 Sterling
Block, and examine the portrait of Rev. Dr.
Howitt,just completed by us.
At our rooms. 230 Main Street, may also be
feet Portal", of any required size Children
should be brought between the hours of 10
and 2 o’clock, on a clear day. Pictures of
adults taken equally well in clear or
ONSISTING of Fitch Marten, River
Mink, Sable, &c.. at 25 per cent under
the usual prices, at Disbrow’s. Call and ex-
amine this stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as all the above goods will be sold exceed-
ingly low for Cash. J. H. DISBROW.
Silver and Plated Ware. ’
ILVER SPOONS. warranted pure as Coin.
Bauer Knives, fruit knives.napkin rings,
silver cups. Plated Tea Setswery handsome.
Plated Custors. Cake Baskets. Plated Card
Baskets—n. beautiful article. Plated Puff,
Boxes. Salt Cellars, Molasses Cups, Spoons.
forks, butter knives. salt spoons, plated table
kuives— a» fine article. Ivoriy handlcflining
and tea knives. with a great. variety of fancy
articles, now opening at the Jewelry Store of
. O. S. CLARK.
tors,just received and warranted to be a first
rate article. Clocks of all kinds. We have
also the agency of Merrill’s Oriental Pomade,
something new, and needs only to be tried to
be appnreciated. A. JACKSON a BBQ.
At the Old Stand in Main-S t.
Jobbing neatly done. .
Engraving ou Spoons, Collin Plates, finger
Rings, ikc., executed in a superior manner.
0.S. CLARK.
IThe restorative is put up in bottles of three sizes,
v1: :large,1nedium, and ‘smull. the Small hOIdR halfa
pinf and retails for one 11 ollar per bottle : the medium
holds at least twenty po'u cent more in proportion than
the small. and retail: fc r two dollars per bottle : the
large holds a quart, 40 per cent more in proportion and
retails for three dollars.
0. J. WOOD & C0. , Proprietors, 4-14 B roadway, New
York and 114 Market street, St. Louis. Mo.
And sold by all got d Druggisfs and Policy goods dea-
lers. Sold by L. L. BEEBE & SON and KNAPP & LYNES
Norwalk. ,
READ
Bardwcll ~&‘ Co’s Advertisem out.
' Removal.
R.M00 DY has removed his "office to
Isaac’s Building. in rooms over who store
ome. B. Swan, next to the D, dr. N. R. R
depot. where persons desiring the svicr vices of
A. JACKSON a 'J'BBO.
OULD respectfully nuouni ie to the pub-
‘ lie and their old stonlc rs that they
have recently made extensive I additions to
their stock of goods. We are iJ'iow prepared
to offer an assortment not to b e surpassed in
Fairfield County. in quality «or price. We
rect lime keepers. Also.Ge m, ,lemelvg Watch-
es. in silver and cold cases, at“, any price from
$5 to $l00. We buy oi the if“... importers in
New York and nltogethet ..’iior Cash. to llial
our facilities for selling
1M: Medicine has been used by the public for six years
wilhs‘rlcreasingfavor. It is recmnmended to cure
Dyspepsia. Nerimisness, ‘llcart-Burn, Colic
Pains. Wind in the Stomach or Pains tn
the Bowels, Headache, Drowsiness. Kid-
ney Complaints, Lalo Spirits, Ddc-‘
rium Tremens, lnlemperance.
Ir Sunshine, vawomrss, lixululzs'ml, nu with
nor Is'romcii'rs on srrrsrv. -
S A MEDICINE, it is quick and efl'cctuah during the
A most aggravated cases of Dyspepsnt, Kidney Cons -'
pliuuts and all other derangements of the Stomach and
Bilwels lint speedy manner. I .
It will instantly revive the must melancholy and
drooping spirits, and restoru the wepk, nervous and
aicklv to health, strength undIvIlgor. . -
Persons who from the imudlclous use of liquors have
become dciecfcd and their nervous systems shattered,
constitutidns broken dawn and subject to that horrible
curse to humanity, munmx'l‘ksxxxs,Iwill almpst 1m-
mediatelv feel the happy and liealItlIiy invigorating oili-
cocv of Iir. llam'k Invigorating Spirit. I
W hat It Will Do
Do“: ._0ue wine glass full, as often as necessary.
. . . . , payable on and . . . . I _ . . . _ ., n b d . .t .
' a"; mifdfl'ioi’e'my‘” (:33::lylc‘fl’lloll'eulliu‘lldll'etdmef:rni lUESDAY evening, J an. 3;], Ready Milde HAT has so long been [19;de can at 2t52 R. B. CRAUPURD. Cashier. ity, and the highest artistic finish, with the I'ancy GOOdS, ‘30- d llomoaOpnthic Phys1cinn, m“ receive ““0.“ 3:: 33:: :Illll :ellll‘l: i111?” hhmfipm 5
9'9“!!! “1' W’P‘e- Clothing. 1 last be procured. The subscriber bav- perfection 0‘ Photographic Afl- 4 FINE assortment Ol Fancy Goods,PIockct ance, 5"” ‘ j “‘4 riii-e‘e’ doses “'ll'l cure indigejltion m
, . , . . . _ - _ - , ' _ ~ ' ‘ ' . e.
”321 oyy OF THOSE WHO HA n; TESTED my; 0. S. CLARK will sell;previous to removal, iug for the past two years been engaged 'in Good News for the nohdays. We have secured the co operation and Cutlery, and .1 new lot of Rodgers Son 33:13:: :11} Egg {figgisztl‘rgss‘li’gepains “diaper,"
Ono dose will remove the distressing and disagreea-
ble alto-eta of wind or flatulence and as soon 5" m.
stomach receives the invigorating Spirit, the distress-
ing load and all painful feelings ‘I‘ll_b°,r0m0voil. .
One does will remove the most distressing pains of
colic either in the stomach or bowels. . . .
A few doses will remove all obstructions II the kid-
er and urinary organs.
negérglotlid'llo are seriously afflicted .with any kidney
'tlleu ublishershavo liberty to refer to the following and b ' . wearing it ' made over with the( - 0!] loop ”en mm" specimens 0' "It: Afl’ ”gem" '“h 01.0033 1 . . ~ - . w . - --1ul'eil 5 Had relief 11 a dose or two
- 1 .. . , , , _ . y the producer F. A. Boo kwell ' . _ - . would call particular attention» t ou-r Stock complaints are as. p y y
5333;"; 13.11.11.233: tilees‘iziguigrbgeimil‘iamhb‘hly: ltidgefield, CM!"- , ' 4i ’ Illitl‘dti’ers 3:: calm: $1"?! g:duelr:t£l?§ - A GOOD girl,capablc 0‘ gomfl' “'9 893°?“ Polographs pang 3; WM”. 001"" P every description. 30 day, 8 day, 30 of Watches, which is large‘r the noever before. anagrmcflww meet“ by the “'9 °r °9° M t"
. . , 1 . - . a . o . ° w I . . , . o -
gigofiirfdoffiflldllgilfiiiio'riiom Count, Slei h 151‘ 5 1e spectfully solicited and will meetwith prompt of a $313313; ‘53:}; :3 1331113132211: . N. Br—Pcrtons having Daguerreotypes, 832:1“ afllffifigfihme Clocks {Xe 2?; zazéisnigot :1": affififl S'W'SS w‘fcgesi NIlcm‘LY EISSIPATION.
J, a,‘cari-ing'fon, Esq.,r.diloIr ofINow Haven Courier. - g a ' attention. at ' SMIT-H’S, Ollice ' 2t Ambrotypes,0r any other plIclilll'el Ol deceased l'l ng d W tchcs ['0 ill (I ll 'k- (l _ f $7.3 ll- ll ’ P ‘ ’5‘” E from. “'2 ‘0 Persons who from dissipating to much over night
11. alto-sly, Esq., b‘dltor of Rellgious Herold. FIRST rate sleigh, made to order, has . ' - . friends, can have them copied and made Per- Clocks.an “ P 1'9 i a "I 5 0 o. w to we can recommen', .1 as belng cor. and M, t... oyii effects of poisonous liquors, in violent
ness km, will find one dose will remove all bad fool~
Inljtdies of weak and sickly constitutions should take
them strong, healthy and happy, remove all obstru.
“ R- 0- Willi-mi “’-°°‘“’-“"- “ - - . STATE fELlZA A TALL DGE i t ' l «at weather so 5" leap could “'0‘ be
“ _ F. Harrison 'Bridgewnter‘, “ OR preservmg Cider, may be had of . _ 0 . .- MA 1 a e NQUIRE of . 352 t a y ' n ‘ a router Our Stock of J‘ l ~ d lions and iriegularities from the menstrual ,organl
.. ’ -- . u . . ~ - of Rid efield in said D' t ' eceased. —————---—~--__. g ' ', WNW-Silver an ‘ . ltl t’ in r- .
H Burdett Hart. Fau' Haves, , KNAPP A. Ll NES. 3 v ‘3 "“1 d H. LAMB. on“ ! Plated wares was never be, tter than at pres ““gu'fiflgrgrzgzxg":.0211? b; 2...§°2£‘2‘.'£$2..31.
Jon. 3. H11 11, New York.
“to. 11. mills .. _
0' A10h'g'k, . “.
{Irish Underwood, Audover, Mass.
* (WNW! Hall, Northampton, -' “
HE S'r. NICHOLAS Cook Stove ,for 0;;
by C. 81. E. K. LOCKWOOD 11'. CO.
The Court of Probate, for the District of
Ridgefleld.bnth limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof, for the Creditors ofsaid
Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
ON’T fall to see sixth. annual announce
meat,” and brilliant odors, in another
column. '
GOAL 1 1
THE Subscriber will continue to sell good
Coal at 84.25 per t0n.but their best coal
will he 85 per ton from this date.
Bardwoll d. Co's Advertisment.
0 To mannows’ and look at hi.
New and Splendid Assortment of WIN-
are manufactured. Those.
11 fine holiday present, we,
invite to give us a call, as '
eat and comprises all of til (2 latest styles that
' .vho intend to make
would particularly
amongst our large
medicine to remove disagreeable sensation at tho
ch. ~ .
Stal'llntho proprietor asks is a. fair frinl and to luduoo
ties. at 60 cts., quarts $1.
l
10KWOOD & CO.
0' N Trina. North Becket “ . lHE JUSTICE Cook Stove for sale h - ~ —
.. I“ I i . ‘ . y , , . LEONARD it STREET. TER CAPS! t c , - t, 11.1. ..
“-01-”? yfigfigfrymgm Drnss‘irtn. 52 .1. d a, 1 . e. a; h. lI(.LOCK_WOOD a co. _ orgperlfiatteated. mug?! and linen"! be 1860. MIDDLEBROOK’S stir am as 1860: Norwalk,Decembel-5, 1859. _ 23min" °‘ Waste}, , cgggogtgglggft 33333;} gfgftygagiggg :3... My“, N.,,,.,,,,.,I...
, . gqfiehzhfiifig 13; $1111.13, 30:11,}; gmiigogav N H AMPION C k St. f l b gsici‘rfimteriigvgg‘; eat ed {:mlhaeliggglal: NOW ready and for sale in qua Miller to BE STEWART C k St f I b ON’T fail to see sixth annual anuounso- . __ 1 ‘ i’éifl'n‘rminlfl' mitigtfimwgmgg gimm‘. inmm fir
~ I, -, '- .. an .'.' ‘ i or- 00 ove, . .. ' ,. , - ” ‘ ' " -r ' ““13 ‘ '
walk, will. Us mun, South Nornlk. ~ - ’oms Cub E. KLOCKWIOSOI; any CO. l payment to D. H. VALDEN, Executor. "It purchasers. 2:11.04 tMP’S. _ C. t E. xflockvvioblbneec . calamari?“ and brilliant offers, in another gifleAlllyIERilthylgglc] 1' ‘F 0001‘ Stoveflor fifcffilfyhmd by "“3“" "am“, “tuition?
.'
headaches. sickness at the stomach, weakness giildi- -
the Invigorating Spirit three times it day : it will make '
this he 11' a put up the invigorating Spirit in pint but-
Norwalk Chronicler