: quiry into particulars.
slay, Aug. 25. 1863.
Norwalk, Tues.
Church Belles.
Coming in couples,
Smiling so sweetly,
I‘p the long aislo
Tripping so neatly.
Flutter of feathers.
Rustic of dresses,
Fixing Of ribbons,
Shaking of tresses.
Envying bonnets,
Envging laces,
Noddiug at neighbors,
Peering in faces.
Whispering softly,
Heeding no sermon,
What they are there for,
Hard to determine.
And all around them
Gazing benignly,
Wholly unconscious,
Singing divinely.
Prosy discour sing
Don’t suit their whims,
Plain they“ assemble
Just for the Shims.”
.-.__‘..‘.—;.A44,\
. (By Request.)
A~Voicc from the City of the
Dead. ~ .
Suggested by the vandal spirit which character-
' izee the picking of flowers from Cemetery lote,
31‘ J, ROYNTON.
Mortals, Spare those blooming flowers,—
Ipray, them harmless save,
TO watch 11w h night’s long dreary hours,
’Rolmd r23 Stark lonely grave.
Show kindness to these little gems,—
Bon’t take them from. my bed ;
More precious far than diadems
That crown a monarch's head.
Spare, then, oh Spare this little lot,
The only boon I crave ;
My Spirit lingers round this spot,
And in its Odors lave.
Commit thou here no aacrilegc ;
Mourners rcvcre this plot
And deck ‘1'; with aliving pledge,—
Tho’ dead, I’m not forgot.
May all observe the ten commands,
To break the least one dread,
Then men won’t rob with ruthless hands,
Thb‘city of the dead.
South Coventry, July 1&34.
.»0—-—
“ It “’as the Cat, Sir.”
If' anything goes wrong in our house-
hold, or if we miss auything, we usually
get a very remarkable answer to our in-
All blame is laid
to the charge. Of the cat ! Pussy brings
it upon herself very disagreeable. N 0-
body will attempt to deny that she is Of
thoroughly selfish principles. She cou-
siders it an act of paramount duty to live
for her own sweet self. She has a cold
heart, and is unliable in her affections.
' Rub her the wrong way, or not in the
.._...-
right place, and she will scratch you;
you will find your hand covered with
blood. Is She sorry for it! Not a bit
of it. She always chooses a warm berth
on the hearth rug ; and if you attempt
to remove her Slit; .mmediately ceases pur-
ring, and will call; for a week. Some-
" timeS'she will leave you, without permis-
f' Sion,jfora whole fortnight, and return
i homes—artful nussy l
as if nothing had
3 happened ; locking, too, demure as a J es-
‘ nit.
Now you find her peeping into every
:- cupboard in the house ; presently she is
j in the coal cellar, staring at you most
- mysteriously with those two great glossy
' stealthily and noiselessly.
: ely boots !
eyesof hers. In every case, find her
where you may, she is creeping about
And see there
she is now, at this very moment, looking
down upon us from the house-top—the
No wonder if anything goes
-, wrong, or is missed, that all should be
, line. agency.
» Crowded.
. tor. JOurnal, says :
; till! this year.
' of officers of the army is one. ,Iudeed,
, shoulder straps and uniforms do not ap-
laid to the charge of the cat? Icon
' trace many extraordinary losses, in years
, goneby,’ to “ “to out.” Tea, sugar, wine
' and even ard-vsn. spirits have disappeared
in quantities—mil, 1 was told, under fe-
“I-Iang the cat i” said I.
“Ii’SOf no 1159 trying to do that, sir,”
, was the reply I at- oucc received, “cats
: Wont‘dle.”
Obstinate thieves l” mutter-
ed I. , Leisure Hour.
‘ _. é—«Q»
-_‘ Seratoga.
It isabout high tide at the Springs.
The Hotels, it is said, were never more
A correspondent of the Bos-
“ There are some noticeable peculiari-
The almost total absence
pear. - But few young men are here
' The damsels are here and never seemed
'more fascinating. The dress is toned
i down. greatly the present year. But few
"gorgeous ladies appear; and in cases
- where display could be Well afforded the
idress is modest and subdued. So many
vulgar pe0ple, owing to sudden wealth,
idemaud the most costly dresses and ex-
Ipcnsive jewelry, that the too seem to
:have come to the determination, so mys-
f teriously formed, to be remarked and dis-I
:tiuguished by the plainuess of the attire.
'But few jewels are worn, and when a
partyfdppears with a profusion of dia~
mond's they are at once voted snobs
l Crinol-iue is doomed—not. positively
driven-:out as yet. But any one who
will observe the signs of the times can
:eee what'is coming. The hoop skirt is
lcontractiug, while now and then a dash-
ing girl flirts a’aong and flaunts with a
dress clinging to her, suggesting that she
'_ fcr dre8sed in bursts and forgotten
6,701' has taken by accident a
dress that belonged to her grandmother,
but evidently in glee at the sensation she
= roduees, and tickled that she was among
"the earliest to lead the coming fashion at
Saratoga'.‘ .
’ Thefash‘ion of wearing the hair is at-
vtractivéG'recir-n in front, tied in a knot
behind—Fall “looking well when done up
2by a ”air-dresser, and not at all well
3when 'edlup by a whirlwind. The par-
:lora present few attractions of dress or
person. Pit the spring in the morning
is high change the season. The ladies
"have ”It-style of morning dress that is be-
"comiug'and ban/itching. The new jaunty
jockey, almost universal—of all forms,
'styles, and quality, with gaudy trim-
,mings, peacock feathers, whole birds of
. aradis’o,‘jewels and beautiful ornaments
g—are},vcry taking. The plain but rich
and elegantly fitting morning dresses
present a gay appearance.
1 WA few, years ago, a little fellow was
ttaken-my,"his father to a carpenter, to be
bound apprentice to him, after the fashion of
old .imev‘. 'n: ..ntti'ng the business, the mas-
to , who v3.41 . u or the Stiff hind, observed:
~“ ‘a‘lcll, my toy, I suppose you can eat al-
most anything, can’t you? I always make
va boys eatv. but they don’t like.” “ I love
everything. but minth and apple pleth,”
llama. the boy-
GEN. GRANT‘S POLITICS,—-—The Galena
follows :
“Some papers, sympathizing with the
rebels, have claimed our fellow-citizen.
Maj. Gen. Grunt, as a ‘Democrat,’ it
may be proper for us to say a word tOuch-
ing his politics speaking by the best au-
thority. Being in the army up to within
a few years before the war. broke out,
and being a military man, he never cast a
-vote in hislife. In 1860, he was friend-
ly to the success of Judge Douglass,
though he often expressed himself as hav-
ing great confidence in the honesty and
patriotism Of Mr. Lincoln. His father
' the venerable Jesse R. Grant, now resi-
ding in COvington, Kentucky, is a staunch
Republican, and voted for Lincoln and
Hamlin. His brother, Mr. O. 11
Grant, now in charge of the business
house in this city, in .which the General
was engaged before entering the service,
in one;of our most active and efficient
Republican and Union men. The Gene-
ral himself is now a thorough and devo
ted supporter of the Administration,
tion or evasion. In 1862, he was one of
the signers to the call on Mr. Washbhru
‘tO again become a candidate for Congress
for this Congressional District. He looks
with horror upon the “peace party,”- Of
the North, which is instituting a “fire in
has led to victory and glory. ,
And his friends and supoorters in this
city are Republicans or war Democrats,
while all theCopperheads are cordially
hostile to him. In the late splendid cele-
' bration here, got up in his honor, as the
hero Of the Mississippi, and the capturer
(of Vicksburg, the leading ‘Democrats’
refused to participate in it, and while the
dwellings of our loyal people blazed in
magnificent illumination, the houses Of
the others mentioned were closed in
darkness, and were as black as midnight.
"To those interested we may, therefore,
say that the present political status of
. , . «.»__..
ha. That the country is prosperous at
the present time, is evident from the fact
ving a larger amount of tolls than ever.
Loyal States. That the great body of
the working classes are well employed
and better paid than at any former peri-
od, and that they are saving more money
from their earnings is evidenced from the
fact, that the savings banks are receiving
an increased amount of deposits. The
of Massachusetts, where, notwithstand-
ing that State has sent of her patriotic
population nearly one hundred thousand
men to the service of the country, show
the deposits for the last year to lie-$6,000,
000 more than. the year previous, and
that the aggregate amounts in these insti-
tutions has swelled up to $50,500,000 l
Was there ever such a country, so rich in
every material Of greatness, as this which
we enjoy l and yet a. viperous brood of
traitors have arisen to attempt to des-
troy such a mighty nation. .
Baltimore (Md) Clipper.
«G.-.
HORATIO SEYMOUR, not content with
the deep disgrace inflicted upon the City
of New York by his “friends” of the mob
seems resolved to cover ~ his whole State
with iguominy no less damning and black.
The New York Times sums up the shame-
less character of this cold and plausible
politician, and the effect of his efforts
against the draft, as follows : '
For the personal fortunes of Gover-
nor Seymour we feel no concern. Nor
effect of his,,.seditious course may have
upon the natiOu‘al cause. There are plea;
ty of patriotic States to finish up this ac-
cursed rebellion without the slightest
help from New York. There is no dau-
ger that a single State will fail in meet-
ing every necessary demand and 'every
proper call that may he made by the
Government. It is a good thing that
Governor Scymour’s power, stops short
at our State limits. The only important
matter to be regretted is the dishouour
our Governor’s conduct is bringing upon
the State. It is indeed, humiliating
that New York, which has borne so proud
8. part through all the dark days of the
struggle, whose treasures have always
been the reudiest, and whose sword
among the very foremost in the service of
the old flag, should at the very eleventh
hour fallout Of line and lie down mut-
' tering and grumbling.
<Q>
BREVITY. The Boston Advertiser says:
It is a pointed saying that brevity is
the soul of wit. Those of our political
leaders who draw up resolutions, too fre-
quently select their words rather for their
length than their meaning. and in their
circumlocuti'ons occupy the space of a
half column to express ‘what might be
said in ten lines. To all those who are
ignorant of the capacity of the English
language, we reccommend as an exam-
ple the following resolutions, unanimously
adopted at a Union meeting held in Stet-
son Maiue :-—- .
1—That this rebellion is unconstitutional.
2—That it is constitutional to put it down.
3—That Mr. Lincoln is putting it down.
4—That we will support him while about it
5—That Mr. Cony oes for the right. '
6—That we go for ony.
c<.»o—
[6'- The number of colored troops in
service is a. little over twenty-two thou?
Saud. Fifty additional regiments are
partly organized.
c<.>o
THE "CONSTITUTIONALISTS.”—'We com-
mend the followiug propositions of Dan-
iel Webster, the great cxpounder Of the
constitution, to the attention of those who
are trying, like Gov. Seymour of New
York, to resist the conscription law, and
arrest its operation on the ground of its
uucoustutiouulity :
“ That an attempt by a state to abro-
gate, norm], or nullify an act of Congress,
or to arrest :13 operation wit/tin Im- lim-
its, on the ground that in her opinion—
SUCH LAW IS UNCONSTITUTIONAL, Is A DI-
‘RECT USURPATION ON THEJUST POWERS OF
THE GENERAL GOVERNMENT, and 0'”. the
equal rights of other slates ,- a plain vio-
lation of the constitution, and a proceed-
ing essentially REVOLUTIONARY in its chara-
cter and tendency.”
.<.>.,____
pg. A Shrewd’ trick was lately prac‘
ticed bya captain of the 23d, Missouri
volunteers, who fell into the hands Ofbush-
whackcas while visiting his home near
Winter-ville. The leader of the guerril-
las never having written a parole,request-
ed the captain to write and Sign one him-
self. He wrote it out in regular form
and placed the word “ witness ” on the
left of the paper, underneath which he
Signed his own name, and tbeu‘asked the
guerrilla to put his Own name as witness.
The guerrilla complied by which be bound
himself not to serve against the confede-
rate States, &c., till exchanged. The
captain was then released.
.<.p.
—Statistics Of the Pennsylvania coal trade
for the present season show an aggregate
production Of 5,000,000 tons against less than
three quarter millions-to the same time last
year.
(11L) Advertiser clears up this matter as .
audits whole policy, without qualificai-
v-FurnishiugGoods
the rear” Of the gallant .army which he.
Gen. Grant is not a matter of doubt.
that the Railroads and canals are recei-
before known, in every quarter of the
ofiicial statements of the savings banks.
do we borrow, any solicitude aboutauy:
CALLMAND SEE!
Summer Goods
In addition to a large a. lush
ionable aessortment of su-
perior
Ready Made
0 L 0 THING
AND
I have now on hand _a. splendid variety
of
mus .Ann. vests,
0f beautiful patterns of Summer
on:
. simeper '- ,f
SKELTEON SAcks.
Ofall kinds, Shade and color-of ”ma... _
rial. '
nusuans, LINEN SAEKs, ac.
All of which will be sold at
van: now ram}: 3
For cash: ' ’ ’
Everybody knows the old Store; 1'
I Under ,
CONNECTICUT HOTEL; _
'- Rent by - ’
)
JACOB TUBK
Drives. Illa... .- .1851
rérhmervlsmhonm!
- . . .l .
THE undersigned begs to inform the . citi-
, zenaofNorwalk-that he hascstabliéh-I
ed his. Drug- Store. at. No.3 .11 _ Main attract,
where beekeeps: a ’conetantsuptplly of pure
Drugs at :Wholesale and CR1: ' 3
prices. He: hassecured the-Inervices of a: .
competent, practical 'Druggist :from' New.
York, and iisl-preparedxto compile all pres
scriptions, and-byte close attentionutobusi-v .
ness at all hoursgvdnyland nig'lit,ho‘pes to.
merit a Share of patroaage. The: patron e :
of Physicians is respcbt ull'y solicrt‘ed.‘ e
have a better stock Of Stationer , at lower
prices than any firm in town. tore open
on Sunday for the sale of Medicines.
E. ACKMAN,
No. 11 Main street, Norwalk.
Distfict of vaoallc, as. Probate Court, August
15th.A.D., 1863;- , , .. .l.
ESTATE or HENRY c. RANDLE, an In-
solvent Debtor of Norwalk, insaid Dis;
trict, aSSlghed in trust for the “beliéfi't’ofliié'
Creditors. , . - - » .
ORDERED..-That the Trustee of Said Estate
exhibit his Trustee and Administration ac-
count to this Court for adjustmeng- at the
Probate Office in Norwalk, On the 5th day
of September, 1863, at 9 O’clock, forenoou:
and that all persons interested in said Estate,
may be notified thereof, the said Trustee will
cause this order to be published in~a newspa-
per printed in Fairfield County, and cat a
cop thereof on the Sign. post in-saf ‘Nor- -
wal , nearest the place wheresaid debtorlast tlowprICes. '2 is“; l l H ‘
gwelt, a]: least ten days before said-5th ally of 31m*28 , CHAS. F. BENEDICT. m,
eptem er. ' ; j
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT, 9 fly: _N‘A . ‘ - .
2t33 Judge. .. : NEWasmck-of‘flhiu'a ”tea-sets just re-
, . ceive .~ . -
Dzatmt oijWollc, ss._IProbote.0ourt, Amt, l 0. do E. K. LOCKWOOD dc CO.
15m A. D., 1863.
STATE _or ESTHER COMSTOCK, late
of Norwalk, in said Disuim-‘deceaaedl-iv‘
ORDERED—That the Administrator exhib-
it his Administration account to 'thiS'Cohfl: -.-
for adjustment, at the Probate Ofilce in. Nor»
walk, In said District, on the 14th day Of Sep-
tember, 1863. at 9 o’clock, forenoon ; and that
all persons interested in said Estate, may be '
notified theIeOf, the AdministratOr-will'cauu
this Order to be published in a newspaper '
printed in Fairfield County, andpoSt a‘cOpy’
thereof on the sign post a in‘ SaidNCrwalk,‘
nearest the place where: the: deceased last
dwelt, at least ten days beforesaid'l4th day
of September. . . ~ ,-
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT,
2t*33 . '-' Judge.
District
1517!. 1863. .
STATE of STEPHEN BANKS, late of
said Distric deceased. .
The Court of robate for the District of
Westport, hath limited . an allowed: Six
months from the date hereof, forthe'CI'edi-
tors of said Estate, to exhibit‘thei‘r Claim'S'fOr
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts properly attested, within 'Said, .
time, will be debarred a recovery. All per-.
sons indebted to said Estate, are requested.
to make immediate pa mentto ' . . .,
JOSIAH RAYMO D, Administrator,
3t33 . Weetport,’Conn.
Distrabt o
R' e old saProbote Court Augus‘ t
14th,1863mgfi ’ , >’ ~ ‘
STATE of DARIUS HOLLY. late of
Ridgefield, in said District, deceased. . "v
The Court of Probate for the District of.
Ridgeficl‘d, hath limited and allowed? six;
months from the datehereof, forthe Credit-.
ors of said Estate,.to exhibit their claims for
settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, within said
time, will be debarred a recovery. '- All per-
sons indebted to said, Estate,'areréqtiested to
make immediate payment to > '- ‘ ' “6
3t33 HIRAM O. NASH, Executor,
D3613!” 1o 63Rdigqfiold, as, Probate Court, July
I, . ' r ' , 1
STATE of EDWIN D. PICKETT, late
of Ridgfield, in said District, deceased.
The Court of Probate for the» District of
Ridgefield, hath limited. and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the 'Credit-~
ors of said Estate, to exhibit their claims '-
for settlement. Those who neglect to pre-
sent their accounts, properly attested, with-
in said time, will be debarred a recovery.
All persons indebted to said Estate are re-
quested tO make immediate ayment to
EBEN’R- AWLEY,
3t33 - Administrator
mum: of Norwalk, so. Probate Court, August.
lst, A. D., 1863. - ‘ ' '1‘ '3'
STATE of DAVID BEDIE T,“lhte of"
Wilton, in Said District, (I . , ' .‘
The Court of Probate for the‘Disttict‘of
Norwalk, hath limited and ‘allowed‘bix
months from the date hereof, for the’Credlt-.
ors of said Estate, to exhibit‘tlieir Claim! Lf '
settlement.= Those Who neglect to were
their accounts, properly attested, withiii' Said
time, will be dcbarred‘arecovery. ~All’ p’ere '
sons indebted to said Estate are requestedto,
make immediate pigment to ' ‘ ’ ' ‘
3t*31 ’ RVEY BEDIENIT,
. . "Ewart:
Bosul.,.»
A MEDIUM sizedzDiary on the nw, N.,"'
» or N. Y. &. N. H. R. R., near Norwalk.
Book used as a memorandum "of: hoco’uht’s.
had a small carte de visits of a. ladyi‘pueted
on first pa 9. Any one finding‘thsabofv'e'x
can forwar it to L. G. Kniffeu, -WOrc’e'eter,- ‘
Mass, and collect a satisfh‘ctory remunera-
tion on delivering, per express.
5t*61 ' L. G. KNIFFEN.
fold up Capital,
IS Cumpa'n‘ ' insures Buildm' ? Mer-é
y ihds of’
, . which he will sell on as reasonable terms as
; can be obtained elsewhere.
’3 . A Share of the public patronage is respect-
‘I fully solicited.
.I'Icty of carriages and wagons finished and
=atxtair= ‘
‘of industrious habits, and mochanic‘al-turn
‘ had either to increase our
an.
VShrubs, ,
flout Plants; 1%., 850.,
of Westport, as. Probate Court, Audi!“ '
Jifirln of KNAPP & LYNES, Of the mainly
.. that he has completely replenished “WWW?"
~with newand fresh goods, and havinglmtdl
”several years experience? in the Drug ‘
can give satisfacpion as tothe quality “of the"
.gppélspurchased, and in the preparation of
‘Drug business as heretOfO're, and whom I
a :.HE SilbsCIiber has DQW'llljstpre‘and i.‘
. York, 'Among‘thc stool: maybe found com-,
plete assortments ,of, locks. latches...knohs. .,
,.can, razors, shears,
~ ,ments..WRouud.,aquare,.fllit,‘ ,
oval iron.- :iCfl-Sl, blister,Gcrma‘Ii and 3%: '
chi.“ ."
bud colors, Coach . . I
vnieh, brown japan, bailed .end~ mwliamd
prices.
. Newark '
Fire Insurance Co
Chartered Capital, $500 000
$100,000
- chandlze, Furniture, and all '
insurable property (except specially hazar-
dous,) against loss or damage by Fire, at the
lowest established rates charged by responsi-
ble Companies.
Directors.
EDEN. HILL, Norwalk, Ct., J. M.CARm, Norwalk,Ct.
CHAS. B. WHITE, “ STILES CURTIS, “
FREDERICK BELDEN, B
A. E. Saxon,
SAIIURanNES,M.D.' .- ;
F. GE -' “
- . 8
CARR: Looxwoon, JOHN OsnonN,
E. C. BISSELL. WM. 0. STREET,
Nathan Roberta, Nor-walk, Ct.
FREDERICK S. WILDIIAN, Danbury, Ct.
EDGAR S. TWEEDY, “ “
GEO. W. IVES, “
CHAS. BENEDICT,
xANDER Law,
8. Y. ST J oH-N,
D. M. VIN, - , . Westport, “ ,.
JOH'NA.1IIIERRIT,IT, r iron-what“, N. I.
Win. '0. "STREET, President;
GEO. R. COWLES, Secretary.
EBEN. HILL, Treasurer.
23
Norwalk, J une Int, 1860.
II
New Canaan, “
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r 5. -._
v ‘ . .
l ‘ . 2 .v
Grocery Store !
'Eéiét Silica-f MamStreet *1
’. The subscriber having moved from his
Old stand at Winnipauk, and taken the Store
formerly occupied by C. S. Lockwood, in
Main Street, has replenished the samewith a
New 6:. rreSh‘AsSortoeytbif
." .
J. C. RANDLE.
Norwalk, April 10, 1863. 1y15
Persons intending to purchase carriages or
wagons of any description, are invited to
call on the subscriber at the Old stand of Bar-
tram 65 Wilson, where may be found a va-
ml course of construction, any kind of work
in my line built ‘to order at short notice, and
in the best manner, repairingBdone in all its
branches. A. R. ARTRAM.
WAN TED,—A‘ boy 16 or 17 years of age,
of mind, to learn the blacksmithiu branch,
of the above business. A.R. BARTRAM ,_ . ; . _.
Bedding, Apr. 25th, 1863.I . I 0117)
Cash System adopted for
Photographs & Carts: do Visits
AT WHITNEY & BBQBBTITBS .1 .
IN cthéqUeucé'ot’” the g‘rdaf'ri‘se‘lii than:
icals, metals, and paper, used in our busi-
ness, that can only be bought for cash, we
.... etisewor adopt
the Cash system. .310 Ohm ' - ",3:
will alike benefit. the customer and suit us. .
Hereafter; when a. mef is acceptedmhe .
.order for prints must be accompanied with
the CASH. . I . ,. . ,
‘ ' WHITNEY&' BECKWITH. ‘
Norwalk, Conn., June 15. . . .'
_ron sun.
IX ACRES of choice LAND; also a few
8“" u .. ,. ;,:..;v..‘-..-'-.v:
BUILDING 14915:. .
in» . .~ 4 '. .3 .4. ..
I H nh‘sfl'llv
"notion .11. C’tfi“ art'EIIr‘ 'FZ‘ .;
mum; Sf" FLORIST 15'
,. fiwmzr...
SOUTH‘NO
‘Is pupal-ed ,to’ . all“, all ’fOiiiéih‘lfor Trees,
ides Gwen-Hollisfind‘.mo
- Also Boquets, out-flowers membrane;
ty of rare plants and‘flowcrs for
““3 85°, F917 {5919 9.11.339;
reduce; '
HESubscriber'hasihe pleasure.ofinlum-.
interest 01'
Shoe Business lately carried On at- the Store
corner or; Wall and Water Street, where he;
will continue the business. He trusts that
the liberal patronage given to this Store
:whilo under his control as partner and man-
ager, will be continued to himne rogaietpr.
9 N ., LOCI , .- D. .
, Notice. ~- _ ;
THE subscriber having purchasedtbe'stock "
1‘- of DRUGS. MEDICINES. Whit-‘01. “15'1““
Store, would respectfully inform thav-publio
holiness.
in‘New York City, he feels confident thanks:
.1 " icincs. .. He will keep constantly on hand,
a? full and extensive stock of the best qualityI
and at reasonable prices. The friends and
patrons of the Old firm, as also all: others in
want of Drugs, Medicines, Fancy Gooda &;c.,
are invited'to call at the Corner Dru tore.
, . H.M.PROV§ITT.
NorvvalIk,,JUne 5th, 186 .
' 'AS abovéfStated I have disposed of my
interest in the lateIfirm of .398“), a, Lyn“
to'.Henry M. Prowltt who .Wlll William the
COrdially Eeconlfmlend 'ttll .t'hcphblic noncom-
te t n careu apo _ccary.‘
53. .. “ ., swarms. M-D-
. Hardwar'ea‘qaflét ...
AGRICULTURAL IIIPLIMENZ‘ . IRON,
, STEEL, WIND0W3GLASS, OILS, . .
PAINTS, ETC., .Wholesale Hind Retail,
" No.18 WaterStreeL; ,
' constantly receivip I‘dircct from the.
manufacturers. afuIll. all plygof'lgoqj l on...
braced under the above, ,euOminationggsuit-
edl-to this mat-ken; which are offered on as:
favorablet'crmIs as can be purchasedin New
nails. ‘cliains; Wheaten an? mechanics.
tools, files, (the beat inmarket) leather belt-.
ing, table'and.‘ pocket gptlgry.:best Ameri:
f _ , . scram mowing ma-
chines, horse rakes cultivators,.harrows, ox
and horse plows, ‘nghOVelB,
spades, picks, forks; or with a
full assortment. Of ga'rdcnluh "‘fIleldiIlmpliv
Steel. r-Englishi :Iv‘reucbliand Amer! _ ,
do glass. 'Whitelead cocaine; or audio
oil,-.thll a full assortmentof'imine vipi‘inta‘
,"furn'ltu‘re and domar var-I
oil are s rm and~lard oils} rmanbln e-j'
ryss’ IAldo drone, blinds ahd‘ can]? ab‘fhefofy“
" ... l- -'-W-‘~C‘STR—EET.~“
Norwalk, Apr.I27th,I18:6:3.I.I ’I I : (17). I.
SPURS—75.5.? . . __
' ”“9; finer-rims Orbital “mad“
halfiround .and?
OLDEST MARBLE
YARD
moonmncur.
“ Practice makes perfect.”
ITTER’S Marble Establishment is
known almost everywhere. His long
attention to the business makes him well ac-
quainted with all styles and kinds of work.
erson’s who patronize him, are sure of hav-
ing suitable monuments to mark the resting
place of departed friends.
He has on hand a large assortment: Of
MONUMENTS of the newest‘ and most
modern style, made of ITALIAN and AMERI-
CAN MARBLE, RED SAND STONE and GRAN-
. ITE
its vicinity,are especially iuvi
several beautiful ,.Wo,rks, recently executed
in their new Cemetery,'to_’;the'I'mcmoI-y of a
number ofthei‘r format. citizens, which are
made of Italian__ Marble, Red Sand Stone,
and Granitel; . _ 4
POSTS for cnclosin
ALS, and a. manufacto
Also, Head Stones ,Of various. sizes,'_thick-
: neSS and patterns. Those persons who may
be in want of Monuments, in aNorWalk and
tell to examine
RED SAND STONE and GRANITE
Cemetery Lots.
GOOD WORKM N, GOOD MATERI-
sufficiently large
and commodious, with a l the new and use-
ful improvements, to enable us to prosecute
our business with dispatch, and at the lowest
possible prices.
Persons who are in' want of 1m: Sills
‘ 'pbove articles, are “invited to consider the
xtra inducements which are ofiered at No.
7 High street, where: all kinds ‘of work
whicérgbelonga tothe marble. business 'can be
foun .‘ - -~
,..-:l.'aI-—lott
i
4.13“” * '
Orders Earth),
d'escflptlbn‘Of livor-h'
it
his line will be thankfully received, and
promptly and faithfully 313mm].
F iv New Haven. April, 1861.
EN BITTER
171
.I §,Examinatiop'g.bf_prme to; Real to
PfN’on‘v‘ .
Taylor, Esq., John
news: and.
1.0mm commof
AGENCY .
Climate.
or 1.. D. .QWSTEDQ 00.,
.-,r ..
MRS.L.D.OLMSTEAD, LYMAN BAIRD, ’
FRANCIS BRADLEY.
and proceeds remitted on the day
of poignant. Old or doubt-
.. claimsadjusted- .. v, =3 ’.
ro-
cured and Taxes paid. .
Wool and other produce
bought, for which we have superior-facilities.
NEw‘ YORIE'LHCD” "You'll Esii. ' MO'ses
.11? Phelpa,g Esq, Messrs.
-&. 00.711088”. Co'chran &. .Co;,~
. $3.1,“ &‘ 00., Messrs. 'Mur-
Griswadds, .-- -- _,' .
‘A. n. C°”’73i.°“‘l.l.?l.,‘tl.‘"g"
.‘ » " n,. as. . 3 .‘f"'
’ fiat-Exchange Bank, Stan-
STON,
field Wentworth & Co.,'Geo. F.- ‘Ru lea.
den, Hon. _A. A. Burnflam.
PHILAD
ASKINCTON, DAL—Hon. L. E bitten-
, , Eerg—Hou. Wm..Strong. .
EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND—Adam Pearson,
., Wm. Lillie, Esq.
ARTFORD,IC0NN.—J0hn ,Olmsted,.an.,
A. G. Ha ’ , bnd’, E ., _John Beach, TEeq.
Eran. Maik oward, essrs. Geo. P. Bissell
o" . f- " , " .
SPRINGFIELD, Mass—Messrs. G. & C.
Merriam, Hon. Daniel LHarris, F. S. Bailey.
to
1390-, Wells Southworth. Esq»
goo. Mark Skinner, Henry Famam,
CO
POUGII'IIEEPSIE, N. ‘Y.—Henry L. Yo’ullg.
N03TWN,-MASS.—H0h. J. P._ Wilhs:
11 Jonathan Elfiman, Esq.
dHIOAGO, ILL.— on. Thos. Drummfind,
sq.
G. Hammond, Esq, Ogden, Fleetwood a’
Room, CONN.—Rsckville'Bank. .
NEw HavE'N’, Came-40mph E. Sheffield,
El!“ 0‘ . . . v
Ethan‘Te‘ck,
Dunbar-vi. flb'rwralk I. I.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
‘ Commencing May 18th, 1863.
HORSE cAllfSl
Leave Norwalk Bridge for Millerwalk.
At 5.45 a. m., 6.30 am, 8.35 a. m., 10.45 a.m.
1.15 p. m., 2.55 p.m., 3.55 p.m.. 5.00 p.111.
.66 7.“, u 8.30 « 9.30 “
Leave Solid; Nor-walk for'lorwalk Bridge. ,
At 3.33 am, gig a. m., 2:113 8.11)., 1% pg a.m.
‘ .v.m.. .m., m.-. '
7.30?“ ’ 9.10.1) “1 10.00”!“v - pm
i , ",1 _—
... . , .,. .. .
I
Leave Nomalk Bridge for South Norwalk.
At 7.55 a. m., 5.30 p. m., and 8.10 p. m.
Leave South Nortoalloszr Doubling.
At 8.55,,a..vm.,11.25a. m., and 6.30 p. m.
. Rdflebfimwfitml Nomadic. '
vAt 6.452114111441130 p..m., and- .6215 p. :m.
\'
)f‘n .
:v‘ . ~ '. . r . _ . _ __. I I
I I. C
:1 ' .la v.1 .: u rul. 1 f . .. . .. ,...,
'~ 7 ~ -. . .-- - . 4 , . - t _-."
J l I "' v‘m .. - . .
c . .. A A .an. . ._ 4.1.. . .-
- ...
...-u,m.lllnmmefit . .1663
Common. dDgJulyvoth,'1863{
‘ WS’TO'NEW YORK ' g
‘ FROM NEW RAvEN. ' . .,
coon-At. 6.30. 6.50,. no: 9.451;:m,
v5.00p.m. ,
Ems—#295 Andaman; a" ‘ "‘th
E‘Prtss’miSPWXlfiwtOr-vvis 8gb? dd.)
cream”... will“... “I .m-
0 ; . . . L. . , II ‘. or.
Walkan
ALA-3,0, pupio, in {congecfipnt $138110”
9 " ‘6 ”132a. ;'
the.“ . ......_,
Lineihbmi.
Nell-gals?” ii cei . .
,.e .‘mflm'ire i yea-pawn" " serif
from the Hartford and New HavenRhilroad .;
”at New Haven. . ‘
The 6.50 a}: m. and 4.30 p. In. trains, re-
ceive passengers. from the Danbury Railroad
at Nor-walk. ‘ ' ’ '
The 9.45 3-,.111— train. receiv, ”were
' ‘ MONEY safe] invested for Eastern 1px]
.. ties in Bon andfirst Mortgage of from the Hartfordg- . - . ;: and
Estate in ca ... . o for .. --...m encounter pgw London Railroads a New 11...... -.-;...a:
far about. i t; " . ble? semi-annually at Inth‘e Naufituckllmlroag, ' ' at=Bri ‘ 11.-
such points East as file lenders may desire. At 2.05 A. , Passenger. ail'l'i'aut . on-
Notes and Drafts collected at maturity days excepted. .1 , ,_ .
1‘ —-i——.b
Train: from
3.10 (Ex.), 6.00, 6.45, 8.06, 11.
(Ex) 3.20,:I5A3, (11:96.17, 9.07 ( x.) p. In.
TRAINS TO NEW HAVEN.
FROM NEW YORK.
l.‘.‘;3’ACCOII.-At 7.00 and 11:30 a.
:~ 5580, pm. . . I'-I .
EmEseTRAINS—At 8.0011. 111., 2:80-& 8.00
5 pringfleld and Worcester' .
stgpping at Stamford and ‘Brid'geportirthe
,2; p. m., at Stamford, NerwalkandBI-Idgeé‘
, ,mrt; the 8.00 p. In. at New Booming-Port
Cheater, Stamford, Norwalk and Bridgeport;
’ At 12.15, and 8.001). m;, for, Boston, via.
New London, Stonington and Providence.
The. 8.00 a. m. and 2.30 p.-m. trains coup.
, meets'with Housatonic, Naugatuck, and New
'LODdoIn Railro . .
, . {The 7.00 a. m. accommodation,.and,4.80
p. m. trains connect with; Danbury & Nor-
walk Railroad at Norwalk, .,
. , Iraz'ns have Namath for New Harem—At
8.55 a.m., 1.29, 1.56 (Ex) 4.10; (Ex.)5.52, 7.28
and 9.56 (EL) p. In. ' f
' ' Passengers for the Housatonic and Nouga-
[tuck Railroads will take the 85511. m; and
4.10pm. trainsfrom Nor-Walk and "
Gm o. Bridgeport. , . , . .
Passengers. for Hartford and Sdpfi old
will take the 8.55 a.m., 1.29, 4.10 an
trains‘from Nor-walk. ‘
For N. H. N. ‘L. & S. _R.’ R, the 8.55 a. m.,
1.56 and 4.10 p; mtralnsfkom Norwalk.
Read, . .See large bill of Advertisement at the Sta:
. vHe" ‘ v‘Sanan’av. E ., . .
E3133“ Trick, Edq. 1:3?)r.‘-N.:B."Ivcs; 5‘9“ Houses and Hotels. . .
Henry White, Esq.,. W. llys Warner, m., Sppt 5 Office, 4th ave: and 9701-3? N. Y.
S. D. Pardeé, Esq; '~ in: J Ohnson, Esq..- A88 t Supts 0111c Station Ho . Hayen.
Hon. John Woodroff. .. _ AMESH. H0 .8141”,
ERUTLAND, VT.-—Luther*Daniels,;Esq.~
will be
mail.
no STM9IWIIS.I
A
”Way:
as pliédjfof‘doon.
’ ”Samoan-la
Warp-6... (COmpO) June 10, ’63. _ ' ' 11'25 ’1'
Circulars 'vin more particular details
mghedgto any who appéy 43y ,-
E’UL'L-z Blood;‘:"éil
' 'r. ,2de '-‘ Bull _is' ' uttered: tor {sale cheap,
,. . . ' ‘pcdHéifers RDdLCalveS.
BURNS of different Styles, price from
‘11” to $3.00." "" ’ ' ' '
C. vii-.13.- K. LOOKwOOD coo. f
"for Fluid. Price of burner on
A flow Int-nor lb:- Kerosene
1‘0 use without a chimney, and will fit any
Fluid Lamp; it makes a ood substitute
20 cents.
C. I& E. K. LOCKW .01) d: .091. ..
i
ver’o inns:
items Of Taxation, thermode of proceeding,
Iand the duties of -th‘e'.‘0111cers, at
SELLECK’S.
JACKSON & BRO. has just received
A. a ncwvlot of this cclcbrptedpompdc,
. inc theEpnblic-that he baa'pm'chuedlthe. .....1°h standiv‘uflrivafled
benezer Crissey in the’BOOtland ._
'A. JACKSON aI'ERO.-,I Sole Ag’t.
carpet SWeopore, -
GOODEONESJI': 62.00 ‘
c. a E. LOCKWOOD a co.
\
A LARGE 16¢ mire-llamas- ‘ ' _- ,
_~ . . _DOTY..
7F
Ware in general,
A
'Willbuyadeslrabls Lot. Paym'eilts'in'emall
1G? ‘th’c beet Edition—Harper's Pictorial
.;~,_; ‘ s I gmgf 1i? .
.x.
O Ledger‘s, doc.
30“ EEeatillcfiasl. 1.129118-
éFORSAI. . . - - ,
. :c. 6; E.'I,{_.I‘ILOCKW00D ,f‘ 90'
late ' of the Great Rebellion at
,Iry I ' " SELLECK’
, _Wuted, . '
LD NEWSPAPERS,BOOkS, Pamphlets,
c. a E. R. LocKWOODIo 00.
Ladies Cloths- v
. 1103.13.11?
v. ' ‘ [and MQIWEwS,
RChildrén, sold by . . - = .
. C. on ER. .LOCKonOD a. co. 1
ISH POLES,'vaenng' Baskets, Clothe
Baskets, Work Baskets. .Alao Wooden
t
,0. _QT E. IaK. LOCKWOOD & CO.
63141.
BUILDING L0 TS,
.. “float-the Bridge.
RARE CHANcE roR' MECHAN-
. - Ics AND LABORING'MENITO
Secure. a. Home.
From: $100 to .3300
monthly or quarterly installments if desired.
For particulars enquire at Gaf‘zzette‘IOfllce;
' Children’s Outtakes.
'PRICEcitpglgkfrom $1.50 upward,“ ~
*. LOCKWQOD & CO. .
2, VLSO no. on
“In"! mimosa,
forbur‘nin Charcoal, at
‘ .01 £5 E‘. . LOGKWI OD £600.
. 'vfldo‘si"!l'nllow'in"roueh.
ALF-S ‘ ' S'SHEE, A no LA ME‘ “SKINS,
wanted by S. E. OLMSTEAD coo. .
Highest Cash Prices paid.
: ' 1' ROUND 'FEED of superior quality,
i
Smrms'ifmm
-- i;‘_;I:I.IvI,Is;a-!, _~
wwrvwflmW' .‘ \“fiil . .~
3,; I from Camp’s
Mill.» -Af. , ,
OL—HSTEAD a 00’s.
Q . IMOTHY.0lovar,aud Red Top Seeds .
juetrsceivsd—cheafinat‘ -
I . SR. 0 STEADC Co-
.
é’ .
., , . . . G"Elliott: Durhaml ,
Bull,5.y‘cars‘ oldt'oolor,’réd took‘llra‘t‘
, wmiumrofayem old'atiEairaeid county
vanilla)? Satanic To; list: "
4E
alglcontuining all the '
Batman’s. livery
The subscriber havmg taken the Stables
formerly owned by D. Stephenson, in rear of
lNorwalk Hotcl,and restocked the same with
new and superior Horses and Vehicles, is
i to let the same, either Sifillcor dou-
ble, with or without drivers, 'on‘ ‘ ‘v‘ 'Fune-
i‘mlS, parties, etc, supplied with Hacks and
. Stages, at Short notice. Carriages to and tom
_alItrains, etc. Those in want of good teams
will do well to call. . .. . .
. 7. 'v‘ -‘D.S.-BARTRAM.
1. RI E RAILWAY.—Passenger trains
,, leave as follow viz:
6 a. m.,AMail, for. unklrk. This train re-
.tbe next morning.
7 a. m., Ex recs, for Buflalo.
9 a. m., Mil , daily, for Otisville.
12:15 p. m., Accommodation, daily, for
Port Jervis.
b 411:. m.,
. ur .
‘ 5g . m.,Nigbt Express, daily, for Dunkirk
‘and glufl'alo. The Train of Saturday runs
through to Buffalo, but does not run to Dun-
2 kirk.
- 7 p. m., Emi
CHAR
AT
radiid’Ng'l'mdgk‘l S t.
. n ,n
N . EAR .811 . m3:-
Tickets for s'alo lg Goon: Emnm, at
the South Norwalk R. Depot. dh
.QI'oceI-jpp Chopper than ever
‘ ‘ 1' 0‘3“ 04"! ll)!
uuscn'ber. would infirm the publlfi.
.. HE. S _ , , _
generall , that he Still continues to so ‘
the best Of Groceries, Provisions, etc, at his
Old stand, No. 4 Skiddy’s Block, as cheap as
the cheapest. He offers great Inducements
to cash buyers, as he has as largeIan assort-
ment of groceries of the best qualities as can
be found at an store in the coun . H_e
Wo'uld invite theyfil’efhl, attention of to his
' ‘ A i’: 'r‘ "5‘3 Alli-t. a; 21.3:l ‘5 : .3; ~ A
SUG ‘
C "H ; ~ ~ :» II . . .- :
" i "3v1-‘u-l' 'Jquali ’r. will
"1.31.133”. ' , ~ I}, licare mvtilhdmcdl
. (Theda. .
. endexammean u y
. geArMOREHO SE.
STOVBS, HEATERS, RANGES,
" VER FORTY VARIETIES and Sizes 01.
-O cmkifigfitoy‘es andRa'n '65; over thirf‘
1.;varietie‘3“ and sizes of Par 61' and Office
toves, not ex lied in‘lhgawtypéydaiy .
faction of O I an . 1 .
t e State. a MM'RD, are L n
(11'1 Clip 0 Wares, deals In J a pan, Brittan-
Croek'er , Wooden, and Envy. Plated
ares, Stove Bladking, Gdal MS, cycle
and Riddles, Brass Kettles, Sausage utters
Mutts, Brooms, BellliLFire Place rates, Sad
Irons, Sheet Lead, and Pipe, Fruit Jars,
Fluid and Coal Oil Lamps, Stove Cas _
in fact, all that constitutesa well filled KI . -.
en Furnishing Store. Books, descnbmg rm
ciple and management of Stove, free.
sortmeht ofPum in the State. 4. Call
film as pEs‘. H. NASH’S
1V4 = ‘ f
South N orwalk, Ct.
'.I.'. I. Willi-MI.
The Westport Baker.
‘V ILL furnish supplies Of Bread, Crack-
. . era and Cakes” of “ligand trons, on
leaving notice with'J. W."\ at; “(lane
for Parties, &c.‘,-eupplied'at shol’t‘uotice. tf
Intelligence 0m“.
FAMILIES wonliygESprvantS, will pleaae
call on me at the mixer Shop,
‘ Over Beobe's tore.
I‘
in
an
Drug 8
118 Prof. S. T. WOOD.
At Jenninge’fflowcl afloa-
X - ~ ILL be‘f‘oundv-all are vavro‘rkv My
Papers; also, Magazines of all kinds.
All orders for, back numbers of Papers, Mag— '
azlncs and Music, will be promptly attended
too". Also, all the Weekl Papers.
12' GEORGE _ . JENNINGS.
1'0 331" Q.
SEVERAL. desirable ”334811998. in the
new brick lblobkr belou Ing‘toithenbL
scriher. at South Noerk. I) hire of Wm.
T.,,Cruw, or of .l. JOHN SO“ , _. , _ .
‘ i r' ' ‘ , Bridgeportg’Cown.‘
BOOTS dc SHOES, a 1
cheap at S. E. OLMST
.‘-'
assortment,
& COS.
.C’ONVENANOES. ‘
- Ix '_ '1:yimnNgw.rBAcON,ssupta ,. ». .. ..
’ - " ' v . A scerous depositionaand all.Unnatnral=—En— the.
'E “'3er knesaesarlsin from
. mornifslptuomam 3‘
_ . richly removes, soon follow
walk to New York—At
a. m.; 3.12 " .
» ~riably does.
m., 3.50, and
.=' m.--for BOSto‘n, avia New Haven, Hartford, ,
the» 8.00 a. 'm. '
- canto. Extract Buchul.
.' M89} .
9.5 {m.,
'r' . : .- ~‘- ,3 p
;' -. t“ - r -, ' :. ,1 ‘t.
. y‘ .' ‘ 1 ‘-
“mains over flight'at Elmira, and-LI? proceeds g
Wily; for Middletown and New: '
m ALI. Burr-rerun; mm.
The Great “ American Remedies,”
. Known as “ Helmhold’s”
GENUINE PREPARATIONSNM
HELMBOLD’S EXTRACT ‘6 BUCHU,"
SARSAPARILLA.
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
fl
.GENUINE PREPARATION
, “HIGHLY CONGENTRA'IIED’I,_'OIIPOUND
FLUID EXTRACT ' BUGHU
A Positive and Specific Remedy for Diseas-
eases Of the ' - . .
inmost.»:KtSnevwsnmvoIm-u
I ' .
Quorum! Swarm. .
xfieetlon, and" excites-the Absorbeh'tie'v'ilutOy
. smarts-hrs reduced asfwell as in and
figurationand is goodifor Men, from or
1W row; ' ‘
Extractfiduohu l .
. :Habé
I I I Iy udiscretion oI-I buss,
attended wi 11‘ the fol owin' ' symptoms:
Indispositibn to 'Exertion, 31.on Memory,
Weak Nerves‘Hon-or 'ofrDia'ease, vDimness
pf $3913.; Ufllvtegfil Md D'tude of theslfuscn-
an _m, 0 an . essof th ,
Loss‘ytslf' owsr, ‘1)ifll’culryn ‘ ‘ 3.31m}.
Emmi... .l'flmst ‘ 1...,
. e‘ y, ptlonaOiIEthé
.BejlidCountenam cc. These tom '
gallowedl'togo,0n,whichrthism' gins a, i
Imotomy,Fatm‘tg, M Ito Fm,
In One of which. the patient may’expirc.
Who can say that they are not Mummy
followed by those. “direful dim”. '
INSANITY'AND CONSUMPTION.
Man are awareof the. cause of their suf‘-.
fering, Int-none will confess. The records
pf the Insane Asymms, and ‘ the melancholy
pleatha by Consumption, bear ample witness
”it: 36.3.5.“ mm ' ' ‘
gown ’, regimm_ the gig. , ofmedldrihlleil to
a enan m _ es Stem w "ch
Hoifiinows BETBAOT UC'H’U‘l'nva-
.. A trial will convince the
most Skeptical.
Females, remake, females,
OLD on YOUNG, SINGLE, mm on CON-
P. TEMPLATING MARRIAGE.
. In many affections peculiar-to Females,
the Extract Buclm launogualed by ' Other
remedy, as in Chlororosu or Retell _ Ir-
Cueto
Evacua, tions, most-atoll or some
discretion, Habits, of Dis'eipitation, or in the
l DECLINE-OR'CHANGEQP m.
, SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE. »
N0 Jimmy SHOULD BII.’ mmo or 11'.
Take 'nO Balsam M or Unpleasan' t‘
Medicine for Unpleasant ahd Dangerous
Diseases .
CUBE, _S-tsgglfifl'r DISEfiBESu "_in all their
Stage: .;v-a C ox f use- ; 't eel-no change
in ,ietI‘vInpiDConveglenCéANDNdmom
.1509 ' Muwt'dm'nd’giveaatmngth
Ito Urinate, thereby removing" Obstructions,
preventing and curing Stricturcs ‘ofthe Ure-
thra, 'ajla'yipg pain andjinflamation, so er-
quent’m this class-of diseases, andexpollin‘g
POISONOUS. DW.'_ o WORN OUT lama.
Thougandau , Th ,ueande‘uho bade‘b‘mc"
the 0mm of he, and 'who have paid
Heavy Photo be cured in- usher: time, have
found they were deceived, and that "the,
trio ” been dried~ up in the syStem, 'to
Ibree out. in an aggravated form, and "
*7 PERMPS AMER MARRIAGE.
USE
lembold’s Extract .Buchu !
For all affections and Diseases of the Urin-
‘Wfl’ whether existing in” farm
or , fl'om whatever canacoriginating,"
and no matter of How Standing. ’
Blouses of these Organs requiro'the aid _of’a.
Is the are» Diuretic,- and it
tain to have the deeired'eflth-in all DI
for which it is recommended. "
Blood! Blood! Blood!
Hel'mbol’d'e Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT “EMA
This is an inflection of the Blood, and at-.
it“ In “Baron. .‘ ‘~ on
088. 8 u . ppe, In :70
MucuSSurfaccamahng., _itsap
form of Ulcers. Helmhold’s mm
' a purifies the Blood, and will!!!” all;
yEruptions of the Skin, vmg.‘ . toth .
complexion a Clear and heal y‘ color, 3 1.,
being prepared expresslyIfor this class of
complaints, Its Blood-purifying Properties»
are .preservedto a greater extent than any:
other preparation 0 Samaparilla.
-fiolmbo}§'§;oee Wash!
An excellent Lotion fpr Digeases ofa‘ Syphi-
litic Nature, and as an injection ' Diseases
Of the Urinary 0 “no, arising from'hablts
of dissipation, In connection; with the
Extracts Buchu and Sam paril la, in» such
diseases as recommended.
Evidence of the most responsible and reli-
able character wrll accompany the medicines.»
1‘} Certificates of curves." .
53 From ei hi: to twent ears Standin
names knogwn to SOIEVOE AND FF
For Medical Properties Of BU 0H U. ~
Digpensatory of the United States.
e'PEofesyor €17 E138 valuable works
on the Freeman 1* Villa. "
S'eeremarks madoabjy: the late celebrated
Dr. PH YSIO'K Phil elphia.
t See remarks made by Dr. 11PM
“McDOWELLi a celebrated Physician, and
Member of the RoyalCollegc of Surgeon. e,
Ireland, and published .In the ,Mnsicfions.
of the King and Queen’s Journal. '
gee Medlco-Clrulfial Review published
b BENJAMHV T VERS, Fellow of the-
oyal 00118 of, S
11%; late taillmardgll’orks opélltlkedicine.
mot". " 1187‘,’ ordfor 500
I“ Sam rméfi‘ “a " .-. ‘500
mm d u 2 50
Or half a dozen of each for $12, which will
besufllcient to cure the most obstinate cases,
if dlr‘agtiona are aidherep (lilo Deliveredi to
an remote pac e mobaerv' a on
I’é‘ Describe sylnptoms in all Communi-
catione. Cures guaranteed. Advice gm:
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' AFFIDAVIT. \ .
Persona-By cared before me an Ala“.
man of the citfig‘l’hilhdalpbia, H. T. HELL:-
DOLD,who, being duly sworn, ,
, preparatiplns captain nlanarcolt’lc,_n‘o*fmmn:
. or 0t er I!) unous 11139,; “It ‘ I]
glimme- - H: r. nnmfh‘o‘ibf’
Sworn to and subscribed before me, this
2311 day of November 1854. ,‘ ~ - -
. WM- P. lunBARn
Alderman. ,Nmth~n.,ahove;Rece,v . ‘ ":Philg.
AddressLettcnforinformatlom 2
‘ T m0 “Confidence.
H
De t . oath
“£01m $113, it."
Beware of Counterfeits.
AND UNPBINC'IPLED DEALERS.
Who endeavor to dispose “ OF THEIR
OWN” and other articles on the reputation.
attained by
Helmhold s Genuine Preparations,
“ “ Extract Buchu,
u u u Samparllla,
f.‘ “ Improved Rose Wash.
Sold by all Dyuggigts everywhere.
ASK FOR HELJIBOLD'S—TAKE N0 Offlfl.
‘ Cut out this advertisement, and send for it,
AND AVOID DIPOSITION m m m.
8—1yr.
. ' 9 G hem Ilt.
Tenth-St, below” Chest-
: : Tins Medicine Increases; the newsroom: ,
Ielalthy action, by which the WawiyorlCalv Rm,
inva- .
mustyJ’ftiflfulnefiorSuppl-“fion b q”: IHaz'ms,
nous State"0f,th0 .Ut' , 'i‘Leucorrh‘ea' or? ‘
Whites', Sterilit'y‘, and torn ,comillaints i‘mi:
dental toth'e sex, whether" arising from 111- ’
"well-togive
I.‘A'
:ny
“ Poison" has, by the use of “POwerfiIl Aa-' ‘
l- ”Ams- . . , ,
' OFFICE is opé‘n‘t'o firearm
, , for the New YorkfijNe'w’Hauea
Rainbows Extract. Rocha-la .'
is 9";
Al‘
1.,
..f_n.the. .
. - I HESubSCI-iber wodld-announce-totth
l
as. See most of a
“i' any .
'"' I N
Gift, Juvenileand Toy
At lawnmower Gash, ,,
At the original Jacob’oIBook Store, No. 3, .00-
um Bustling. .
. HE attention of bu era is res, cum” '5"!
T asked to a large ind finely M
Stock of Books, suitable for‘vtho‘ comiD :fifiyll.
days, comprising handsomely bound ‘ 'l
and Jumdo Books, Claw-en’s Toy Bo:
plain andbeautifnlly cOlored,vtho best assort-
ment in the country. ‘
_ Also a lar 0 stock of plain and richly
bound IBL Sand PrayerBooks, for family
and pocket use. Albums and Autograph
, ks in various styles. Constantly on hand
alargeamortment ofStatioiIe 3,»! "
ofgl’ortfolios, Wfitlug_,DeskS,-~- 5:, j:
Bards. ram "nucleolus. m,.m -
clesI,&c.,&c. -I iari for-tho corn
various prices andvstyles-ofbindi‘ng. . _
Bursts insensiacallwill. Illicit-youth
t0 their a vantage, and prices will be‘fon'ld
to suit the-times. At A. SELLECK. & Q0.
Stoves, Stoves. ,
AIGQOD~Wnt of Parlor 9,113,990};
. .vStovezconStantly on handg‘ifléwmiwh
up}... the loudest . saible; . I II
and Comma-gin. Mg , ,
GEO. . ELDER.
v 3.91am! react. om;
.HBSENfioiuwnu.“ c’ "““1‘
,_ ‘ .m...l......lv.latar%=
our Unive‘rsal’Fced Cutters. » f 13.333
- - , MARVINAERON
Ivlfilivllr. .. '
._ ,Hnmmpesrsnownumtomdiw"
', uthbpublic, at’hiS'old stud,asgdo‘d" fl”
asaonme'nt‘of "
Cabinet“ .,
ucanbe founddn Falrfiakbs:
. . fiends“
lower prices. FOR 0433.: the“ l . '
-' ~ " . .otoqgsenbenbfimeeuov'ig :9
= -- mam: consistsln . 59:...
Marka Top” ‘Extensio ‘ " ,g. “
, , Quartétte Tables; Eookm' '
Sofas, Totewtoteihom: ,
any. and (Zane scat" ' ‘ I ' '
andMih yFrameLooko
inng ‘ “WM
‘ . . - comm .WAREROOMS ;
where 113 be found a full assortment lit-Cd-
finywm. wmfinlshcd in :1...ka
manner, and at‘short notice. ' ‘ " .
A hearse will be furnished when de-
RENOUD.
sir (I. A.
Wegtport. Mav lat. 1858,- .
mwmmfw
ladi'fi‘ér'i?‘ '
Adjoinxnx 7 3,311 .‘tl’l‘téo‘ 33
‘ "9 constantly” and
Home Furniture,
Trappiugsor Clo'fliiitg. ' p
Also Saddler? : Hardware
. and outfits. -, .
Trucks. Wis“. 04mi-Beats-Lllx.-:.i:av;;.x,
quumwantotgaaythmg. " "lam .
bimaoalL- Ordersion!"'al ‘
“of work promptly executed. ' ‘
neatly. and cheaply. andat short Doha...
Mouse fail'andv
VERY superior article j of“: __
Oil, also Kerosene handLam‘ ' for
. wa.c.8
KEGS _Naile, assorted, from ad he
to flinch Spikea‘for sale IT, . . . 2.;
eele
350
plumes” . . cm
4O‘-°HBSTBsoBGrem-'--..snua..: '
.: ‘Con‘ceandTeaswamu_;_ ted!!! '
911908115qu they ‘diynslépm
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and also for the Drnbu’ry- 1k NorwelktB;
Allordera left withthc Office‘A’g’té:
promptly-attended to. ' ‘ ‘ '; r_
' . _- GEORGE W JENNINGS»
', I- -I for-mews.
Ala-1:21! Ratliff .,
15.3..a—HcifflT‘iN T T A I LOAQS. .
ADJOINING-Store of Knapp &, ,' ~
. W Norwalk. Conn- Thai
3:1“ .dyingiltedtocall mpg e'
‘ :- an val-i “norm. at. -
mfozome Rendering. 4% --'.
“"0!de. , a -ieao ‘- ‘
l . Kenow _.
-, ROEWOODhaerem‘oyed lei-.8. _, , .,
f‘ m.,. .. ' ‘ l ' '
‘ i’ma'MDB’S * .3. v,
Goduemen'w-ishingan e '
hilt cu'tih‘a superior mung, wall'p . -:
j‘mp Roan. . Children’s hair neodymium
:and Curls-cleaned and dished. ‘3 - ;
_honedjgndputingoOdwmkinc‘Ofd'ei‘.’fZ .::‘....
.. Wellhead”.
EVERY deecriptiOn- of- Castingdpné"
. Shortest notice”, and in the but; _I . j
Sick pus be obtained at any other
' tabfishment in the State. ' Galvanmed‘
,Chain Pumps, IronFence cstau ‘
Wed.” orger. rs. iii
o no 11mm" " »
Real and Personal Halon,
‘ Lanna; vi
rpubllcthathehasestubliahedfifig.‘ .
for mm," nacho " n oftho above b :v - - . .
fievjngtba’ttheinterestsofvthe’Ml ,1.“ ';
employedwm'be'mmellxammo ‘
Ifiehassevcral applicatIOns already on i"
for dounb' lo.tenants,.t0-p __
reng‘andthose such. -
vm _ _
poqetvtwaul, . . ddliigivélltbm‘ " ’ chi
somber. . - : ' tempt};
‘ 3011893111.“ and letting; '
, Phrticular attontionvpaidto 11mm;
letthzeflousestosaod' j .tenantsuponm ' g:
able commissuon, and all personshavingp‘mr
arty to let, oxidising all: rent bong: for-the en-
euingycar o m cimme 'tea lice;
on. ’ . DIMON AN’IP Na.
. Eunice" ., idly-“.6-
- n: p.
fine: -.... ItVOII‘Fancy Geode, P" ‘1
A Cutlery £35136. new M mishaps?
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P
301-3, just received” and warranted to
rate article. Clocks of all kinds. We.
also the agency ofMerriIll: glfieptflge‘fi it
eomethmg’ dnee .o 0. - v -
new’ an A. JACKSyON a Eng :3. '
beannreciate'd. .
n4,- Irony Little 3%
I =~ rFor‘aq®9,,-:_ waist;
”Rafe chancefora man bfawde jihad}
NY person desiringa neat, conv‘cni "
A Chen ' . can hear'pf‘a we 911.ng
molt}; %
Notice. _
LARGE assortment ofliLocks, Kaobe,
Tools, Builders? Materials, Hinges, Ax-
es, Hatches, Hammers, Skates, Shovels and . .
Spades, kept consmtlyfinhand atthe Hedi. '
ware Store of MART & PRO¥m1., - .
am-e .
' _ .. 300:3?
I‘O‘ archaic:v by calling still?
Walk Gazette.
every description of Feed, w , _ _
be a pleasure to Sell to his maternal“; 5
times and no growling. A..MOREB_ Om i ,
HE subscfibcrfignghustamp‘w
MRS. ANN E. WOOD would 111%!!th
citizeuS‘of'NOIwalk, that she still. cg,
tinucs to renovate Old gunmen“; will culls:-
plter, rpipair'brihghteli, 'l‘i‘ud1 95‘”: the
a an m'etemoo'amos
'8’ ' ANN E. woo .t ..
Over Bebee’e Drug Sm
Norwalk Chronicler