lawns. Tuesday, 0e1ob‘er13i'1863.
October Harvest Sung.
ther them 'in—the mellow fruits,
'1he, shrub, the, vine and tree, _V
fightheir russet and golden and purple suite
-1. 91k) garnish our treasury,: . .. , ,
A113 not has a juicy treasure stored",
All beneath-115 «painted rind,
To, cheer our guests 'at' the [pecial board,
When we leave our cares behind. V V
We gather them in—the goodly store—'
But, .11th with 9. 11113111? s 'g'u'th; -
For; that gre'Vat AlI- Father. we adore,
Hath but given it in trust. . -:‘: . ,.
A1113 Our work of death is but, for life, V
in the -”wViVntry days, 'to come; ,'1, ' ' ‘
Th’enia blessing upon the reaper-’5 stpife,
‘il§
9 Best pan Matched Horses, J IKin
' = _ 11:11 pair Road Home,N I Fields, South East,
' =Dis. do
’. Apair of 2 year old colts, driven by Charles ,
CLASS XII.
MILCH COWS AND fiElFEns.
'Bd’dto Mileh Cow. F R Hunt,
'2 ‘Fos ‘ '
Best- Yearling Heifer 0 ’ll” ’Kcndall
CLASS __XIII.
BLOODED s'rocn.
71-119
' Best Durham Cow, H W Hun,
2 00
Yearling B11ll,ll A Barrett Wiltn 2 ()0
CLASS —XVI.
FAMILY nonsns. .-
2 .
1
1
00
JAIIuZle ’Lelestoro, 88
50
Best Single oFamilyo 110ch P BK
2d do do A R Scolield Pound VRldg
, ' , CLASS _XVII V
’ ’ 'STALLIONS. = “ '
Best Stallion, J S Cole, Weston, 2 00
This was a- very fine: animal and ms
niuch admired and praised by all the lovers
of good stock. .
23 best stallion, C B Sta
Dis. for fine stallion to
cLA'ss 'xvm‘
ROAD HORSES.
(pics 1 00
has Todd, Ridgebury, 60
"1‘1
2
Lewisbo to 1
I
:3
na,p
BethVs fiedo Boga, leuua usg’ellee
50
50'
1115,3011” do ’ do J. Pardee,’ Lewisbor
Dis. 10 1- pair-'4 year old colts, D H VanHOOsear
CLASS "XIX.
COLTS.
Bethd .3 0'13”?” gld'do Colt, R B N33:
to 3’0 ($0 31:” Kee’i’i” 1
s . ‘.1 o- enezer awe
3” 0” 3?)” 30 George Smith y
l1” , ‘
'8‘
Todd were worthy of speclitl mention.
And u shout at Vhis Harvest Home. . ; ,.
«.54
LVIST 0 F PREMIUMS,
Awarded by. W; 101196356161 ’. '
fidd,.-S¢pt.i:30th, Oct-1V31Vaad2d,;1V863.
CLASS L
GRAIN AND VGBAVSS SEED,
e E3 FF
DaytVB’uehel’Whlt’e'Rz’n:"%1g;a;’%flah'.’m
. :"’ “rhea i.
31”“ ’ Vll'i’d’ter wlieatl‘) EV.“ v”’G’. Betts’lelton, '
2ddo S.Keel _erV,__
BefiBiIVIh'el 089.6, "30111111031119“,
Beans, PKz’Hot
0' 1’12; V V Tmottheed WmW Se fimour,
oyt
11.-111111 VCorn, H B Pl’att,‘D '
“$0? figfieutry th”"”’l'.:'.5§
.~;
‘6
CLASS 11;
VEGETABLES.
oVerest nallt and rea'test variety Garden
I:’: aghleszraff by (31111., e1soVnV, Chas.
or, at ener o. '
so: Bagel 013mm, enryS 101,,
“Peach. Blow Potatoes. :1th
311111 sad-15'
“ E GB mm 1an
gtPrlnce Albert. “ ”to“? Bedding '15
’ by»: .,
Bit Colebrook Seedlings. Jacob Dane fi'
bolt Ebenezer Jones . ,1
Pine specimen White Mercers, E G Northrop,'15
ButDo-an-Beutgm CG SSiheort,r = %
we -2D'o'zC e Chas Gallag) her : 15
iii); filmy-Punt 8” é”; {Harry eGil itertdgy . g:
’t,0 Sam e’. _8’ flash, HandfOrdScott Wilton ’25
o' "E” 4” Adams, Re’ ding. ' '15
Also 011 Exhibition :1 nine specimen of Sweet -
Ingest 3 Yellow Pun) kins Henry smith. 25 .
"3 ’ Kesler Dauchy, 15
'CLASS 111.
FRUIT. = .
Edit I Varieties Apples. Jul. Hunt Vso
”123111 ""as”””’oain'wn N
3°“ “° ° ’1’ “ Tasman “Smith“ 1:
last nces imo nes »~ = -'
Sample Qa‘ ’ Geo rge’Keeler. ’ = 10
Bestw and lar est number varieties of Pears,
Wil owe . 50
I’d’best " Wm F Rockwell, 25
Best Dozen Pears, Rev 0 Clark 25
do Samuel M Smith, 15
For Sample “ WmD Jones. 25
Best and largest variell‘iyY of Fruit, 8. U Haw-
kins Rochester, 2 00
Best plate Peaches, GooIs gaiight, 12
t and largest variety Grapes, E Hawlcy. 50
; .. ' ' CLASS, IV.
"'. . ' FLOBICULTURE. -
l’est Boquet Wild Flowers, Miss E Grumsn ,25
' “Mrs A Northro 50
5,. a greatest Variety of 1 W “n p, :5
r 200varieties wild Flowers and leaves Miss '
u’yrsm’ HAM?” 111' so’é’is’i’ MG 11 11 ' N
id f a 1118, ares a ag or,
2or: abea’iiti’ful basket of Flow ers and Moss, 25
._;(”"1’e’, 'moss from Trenton Falls) Miss E Howe
Your Committee were 'much gratified with
the, Moss" Stand made by Miss Sarah Bette,
3113 would recommend a more general ex-,'
hibitio’n 'of such articles.
But Pyramid of Flowers, Mrs C H Kendall, 8 60
The Committee would make honorable
mention of a. Glass Case of beautifully ar-
ranged Autumn Leaves with their beautiful
blending shades, made by Mrs. Frank K.
Sinith, New York City.
" They would also with pleasure acknowls
gdgc the exhibition of an Ivy Wreath most
ixquisitely arranged with Fushias and other
lowers, made by Miss Elizabeth Godfrey.
’ Your Committee acknowledge with great
leisure, the magnificent display of Flowers,
P yramids, Boqucts, etc. etc. ., from Mr. Meir,
gsrdner toMr. J. B. Hoyt of Stamford, and
also for the large assortment of Fogeign
Grapes, and would recommend a diacretiona~
rVVyV premium of ‘ $3 00
' CLASS V.
111mm, 11111111, nonnv, rausnnvsn 111111111
AND PIQKLVES’. .
Whenunena,M Mrs William JSelIeck, ' as
d M" DKaryS Jones. , g
e rea 1's -
83'" B ’M ’M NV Msosfias BySimford, Bedding, 1:
fist tte rs m e ec . - . _
fl 8'” r, Mrs Robert C Ed’mOnst, . 15
:‘tHoney, Timothyt Jones, . V . ”.12:
Mt Jar Pickles, TMrs ’M ’B Sanford, Bedding, . 3,5
The Committee would make honorable
§artion of a very fine sugar coated cake
a.- cheese.‘
. CLASS VI.
LADIES INDUSTRIAL DErAn'n'rnN'r.
B's-to Needle Work, Mrs Rr R Keeler,
KSmit t,h » 15
lost? Quilt other than patch wofir, M1ss P M 5.0
mesé‘l‘eglch Work, Miss Elizabeth Grumman, 50
30' "Mrs J’ B- HSlauso n g:
u , “B a“ , V
V03?” “ : _fi’safisjfifll’r’l ’llti Keeler, 13'
’ h ” rs Fee or,
B’og“ ell “ Mrs J' BHyatt, . 15
hot Linen Tidy, Mrs D K Hoyt, 96
“ Cotton “ Miss Anna M Reese uie,
“ VVPair Woolen Stockings, MrsLe E Fi Eouter, '13 ,
‘: ' MissLe Ma.’ EE BSmltb. 15
Amggdoontamm 31MB psleces of, 0030 iffere'nt
s, o hn
4" Bots cuihio’n" wroughtlfroin Worsted worthy
”cf
A Farmers’ Wreath worthy of’ honorable men-
5921011.
The Committee would be happy to speak
mx'praise of many articles of needle and fan-
dylwork and quilts which are, too numerous
to admit of speciality.
‘.': , ,cLAss 1711.
§»' DOMESTIC MANUFACTURE. '
taro e, Ebenezer Jones, ' 1 50
B‘FExhibNNn of Stoves, Dwight Stent, 1 00
For Specimens of Hand diwork, J F Holmes, g
Discretionary for Quilt frames W‘m R Hoyt,
The Committee would make honorable
- ’-.bn-of. alias ’g’e”£”e._ Woolen Shirts
1:- ’,,"°° them ’
1's of. American Calf skins,
2 .1.
. j"? ' :50
lac-hi Plow,- EB Pistt' t, .50
“ 0x Yoke, Eggpstter,
teers ‘ a
Dllcfetionaryn premium on Cider Mill, Wil-
flan] eassortment of turned Axe helves and .
fimmer 'h'a'n'dles, Platt Keeler, WestOn. 25
. .‘-
‘ g , CLASS 12;,
"’ TRAINS or oan.
1: trains of Oxen’ from one School District, .6 00
’ ’dgpxwaug’ Whipsticlr 4 oo
30- ' ' Limestone, - ~ 2 00
2)”: 6
CLASS X.
WORKING OXVEN AND STEERS. V,
013.6 Burr Meeker Reddl 3 00
’15P alr6year hnHl lckdk & Son, Wilton 2 00
m. :. .“ -David Smith. 23, 1 00
’2” .’7. ;.,:; ‘, MosesBSanford,Reddlng, ..50
’.’ '.’5’ ' _’..DavidPull) ,, :300-
, - ns Sanford gReddln'g, , , _2 oo.
'7111::::'~~~“,‘JHICkok&Son,WiVlto_n, - 100,
“ ’ “ E F FosfiulV ’8 83
u . thV or, .." ,
11"»?- rave ' . .).-9.0
. ' CLASS XLV.
Wat ’ ” ‘1‘.) sin ' " ”’21le
ed 0 , nnson
"" ' 3 y ’1 mama ’iisep 11111911 .r‘
*2; em ‘12 1" "'v.’"",l‘31l;'i’
“5111951 “'
= Best Yearling Colt, E W SI 9.1111011e
" Vima.’ premiumtg Samuel 11 Lambert 2110, Wu
'ulturaiSo- ..
es'b’ty,at the 6th" Annual Fair held 03 W : . .
' éFo1V'V1Vfloek VonV 8V ESlVieep,.__-Mu11son VTaVylVor . :_
"asasaa‘éss’sas, i-
Anti—s
ben nezer Jon
2: "fest: asses
ten, for the exhibition Vof VaVVpairV of 8 year,
.2013 TwinL‘Oitsg. ~'-=
:CLASSEP. —XX.:.
Em F Foster
Washington Brown
45-.
V1131?“ long w?’ Bncek,
Essie
CLASS XXII
POULTRY.”
:Best 2,1283”;- Turkeys. H B PIVatt
’ Best 13me Fowls’,’ H Sc'ott. Wilton.
CLASS "—21"an 1‘ '
Vista Sow 6113335}; “a?“ 361' -
Sfll'uel s: Staple
Dis Be'fogé’ivo’r V151 ‘."to‘VW R Huyt‘ ‘
CLASS xxrv .),
-,WINES.
Wm ”33K“ Seymour
’B’e’st Curr’an’t Raine.
ecl'er‘
h Taylolc-
:3th th’o’ %0 Jana; CKCngr 1,: . ; ,l. 50
BestBlackhery o ' do . 12,-1.3?
' '= CLASS —va '
H‘ ' TBOTTING Knacks. ' ‘
Fastest 4 year old VVcon, E Scribner. Weston .1133
"'~ Vr"t00
, A
1.1...
. 0.3M '
do Darius Selleck
. . , CLASS 'XXVI
= ' {131. owr'NG 1111111011.; , j,‘__
1st” Prehtnm,Thomss 'Cérrbl' :' '- " - ;.: ='
M EMF]: ., .'ng ~ . . I
. Ado ' .,PEB
dtl’r’ ,' do _ Reed Havilan
5th; 'do VVH -Sctht' and H K Smith each
. CLASS XXVII’.“
= FOOT RACE.
1st Premium,Geo Rufus N Mead
eAllen,
335V"W1Vn B Norfifrop
nrsanTIONLnY ON melt
The Committee would make gunfig-
the exceedingly fine train. of Working xen
exhibited by, our Wilton frrends, 5's _Vyvell 'de-
serving of praise.‘ "‘
mscim'rIONA’nY IN' TENT.
The Committee regret their inability to
gnve a more, elaborate report of articles com-
g under their department, but so many
exhibitors are in the habit of utting arti-
cles on exhibition within the cut without
having them entered upon the Books of .the
Secretary,. that' 1n many cases the owners are
nOt known, and articles worthy of mention
are overlooked.
Your committee award to J, F- Holm’ea for.
the sign- ov'er the entrance to the Fair a pre-
mium 'of 50 cts. To Mrs Burr, of Bedding,
Miss Anna M Ressequie and Mrs W D Jones,
of Ridgcfield, for pictures, engravings, &c.,
the thanks of the Society are 3111‘: Also to
Nellie ,'Ford for -cxhibith1'g “ The Happy
Family. ”" To Cyrus Benjamin for a silver
Watch found 11 on the bloody field of A11-
tietam. To re. 00]. Perry for a desi
lnodel of Fort Pulaski and Hospitifi’ $100k-
spur, Savannah River, and a ‘piece of 's'h‘ell
fired by Gen. Gilmore at Fort Pulaski. A
cane, cut on the farm of Gen. Lee was ex-
hibited by J. M. Lockwood. To MissM. E.
Smith for a beautiful spec1me11 of Cone work
_ iss Sa" , _ Smith
. h.$."' Mrs
grey yBasket "scrap ed
uf'ts, 25 cts. ’To Reed
Havilaud for every pretty frame of Cone
work 111151311 bVVEVVziViutgul pier? of VHsrzir work
WI 1n, cts. o auch 11th, Sa-
ler‘rtl’,” for a satin Sofa- {unimfi’cta There
were exhibited severe '
and ornamental -=Wor ' ,
Mr.=Wm. RiHVoyfex'
Eéfikettle brought into, Ve tawn of Rui’ge -
The Executive Committee desire to ten-
der their sincere thanks to the citizens of the
adjoining towns for,,tl1,e substantial. manner
in which they. have contributed to the suc:
cess of the, exhibition. .
Wu. 0. =Snvaun, secy..>
= .«95.
”Miss" Eli’zalnzth' BeattVy,'1n,P1tlabnrgh
I’m-1111., 'leiose confidence had been hugely
betrayed by" her lover, and who p111. 1’1
bullet through his heart when the 11's
'ame‘mtlsllell that l1lé'l1‘111l'1ies1gnedly
betrayed 1..-nu... been t1'ie1‘l: and acquin
ted, on the g1 (“1111111 tl'lu't' g1 11f and nanm‘é
had made her .”” 'zti1llV1Vv’Vinsauc at tl’lut
time '
The present postage currency is 1.0miug
into the treasury 111' the rate of fifty
thousand dollars per day, and about t’wo
mllhons of the twenty millions 01.11.511.15
issued have already been received. "l’llé
five and; twenty five per cent not’c’s’. will
be withdrawn, and the new and Improved
issue will Soon begin to take their place.
The withdrawal of thc’fiv'cs 1111.1 tens will
be more gradual. , . . ..
The Empress Eugenie corrieas‘i 1211113,
Some of the New York belles,ll1e elite,’
are beginning to ape this 111-wlliallion,
Wéll, the women can raise Cai11,lelcn
they try. =
Miss Sweeney, who-drowned herself
for love, near ..Pawtuckct, was recently
carried to her grow: on u bier exclusively
by women, and one hundred other women
followed in procession. .
Under the new postage law the
Vfranking privilege p'reviOusly enjoyed by
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Polk, relicts of
our (ex-Presidents, as well as that of ex-
Presidents Fillmore, l’ierce and Buch—
scan is abolished ’
A 11:.ece of Mahomet’s _sbirt was- burnt
at. the late file.111_COnSlautl11011lo. ’ The
city- isiu great distress about it. - 3 '
Some years’ago there-wash building
in New York, thefirst floor of which was
occupied; by .a liq11or'seller,iand the See-
upon some, wag wrote—1
'Tl‘lere.’ 1s a spirit, above,
And a spirit below'
’A spirit, of love, , , .
And a spirit of woe——
The spirit above _
. Is the spirlt divine
= “' VTVlIe splilt 'beloV'rv ‘
' ,V is the spirit of 13,,th
The grand opera house 'in Paris Wl’l’l
elm five n'jillions" “of dollars.: The founda-
' 7,711th are completede—are midl’t'o
be {1’s solid as tbom of the Colossenur :5“
39.. ‘.’ » ‘
"3, see
.14
1.
8888 .
Vcond Vbe an Eplscopal church; Where~ ’
Fall Stylesi
~ of superior '
’ _ou.sl.'1'=OM.-liaAo-é’
”” Made
- {...1‘.': .i.'
e L O'I‘Hr N 0.-
.,.AND .
GENT’VS
’.’..1’ .ili'l’
I ...
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FILERlShlng'GDBdS g
I.
:5;er-3
Are new opening for inspect-
‘ ion at
111001; TURKS
Old Stand“
:Llll‘l l'Z i
013,92: . .
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A . .
1 l9. -rmrl:
. x ’. 33”"... .. '5'”
11,11, 1
state that my
CLOTHING
Is' madermidcr my own’ssfi-
‘‘‘‘‘ ILL;
pervigmn and 111 as durable
*1 manneresd.:fron1 as good
rV‘-.',"
material as may be found in
the best Clothing Establish
ments 111 the largest ”””-”” VofM,
the Umon ! l , _ ’-"-"'-‘?
their. wants "in ’= my hn’ex. ’o’f
""' “'i
£0055 " My numerous 310.
more and. friends may there-z
{to final £1 .’Vl’g” ,1,
.112: 51151')3
1
’.ll’) 2.
fore he 'sure’
the about and-1
:ll;1-_._:
,1.- ,1. .l ”’Efi: 2 3.:
ment .0. '.'- ,’; ‘ ’.2 '55 ,’l
GENT’S AND 30st
”‘l‘””V’
Olotmng
ever-V offered m’V, thls county or
state I ofler you, GENTLEMEN,
GOOD CLOTHING, 1131
Age and favo =-
l,‘
51%!”
£15.11}? )..§;-= ‘ 21m
E ”Chartered Capital.
, Paid up Capital,
THIS Company insures Buildings, Mer-
. insurable property: (cuce'phm'
llWStlefl- ..
': centrally located.
; .allurqutcs of travel
; mode:
,. .‘ ience or themmfort and. acco'mniodstidirbf
‘ ; .the:',t,raveling public. The sl
, country.
nuance C
33. 1h com 9
$500: 000
$100, 000
11%
chandize, Furniture, and all kinds, of
y hazar-
dous,) against loss or damage by Fire, at the
lowest established rates charged by responsi-
ble Companies.
Directora. .
Earn. HmWL,NorvvuLllr, Ct., 'J'. M. CANYEN,NorwaIk, Ct.
Clue. B. WHITE, ’rS 1'er CURTIS,
Fannnnrlcx “Barman “ ELI B. BENNETT “
A. 11:. SN ' " MORGAN T. SMI’i’E, u
SAMUELLYN’ES,M..D i: 3* E OLMSTEAD, ::
,5 NU] m3
CA ‘ 11111.0 0 .r' 1,“
mafia: . .1. .. s-
Nathnn Roberts, Norwalk, Ct.
Fannnnrex S. WerrAN, D1’1nbnry, Ct.
EDGAR S. TWEEDY,
G110. W. Ivns, “ “
V0.11“ Bummer, New Canaan: “
LAW, ‘9 , ; 3 1 3 ‘ ’ ' . . ‘w. :1.
D. M. MABVIN’, Westp ort, “
JOHN A.Ms11m-rr, Portchester,’ N. Y.
WM. 0. STREET, Pres1dent
-Gno.- R. COWLES, Secretary.
EBEN HILL, Treasurer.
Norwalk, June lst, 1860. 23
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GroceryStm-e 1
East side of Main Street.
l Will-ll " it 11!
{11'
The subscriber having m’cvcd from his
, {old stand at Winnipauk, and taken the Store
V formerly occgpled .by .C..-.S.. Lockwood, in
VMain Street, has replenished the same with a
$311311 .3. 1.24 ' 51 2.2-.
our 31. resh A’ssortn’ieu’t 0f
33 Vinlhhggg
GRMRIES,
which he will sell o'iiii i’iil'c’x‘n'lille 13133.3.
can be obtained elsewhere.
mnaaspamsneeect-
RANDLE.’
- 30131.13, Abra-’10, 133.330 " 11A,, 1y15
TEE SINGER SEWING
MAGEENES.
Y SEWING
'21 11111 Aifljde—
wQ’i'ld aio t tel) 0113 oubt the
cheapes l’ and most beautifq 0of all Family
Machined Yet oflered t6 ‘tlié ubl
other Family Sewing Machine has so
many useful appliances for Hemming, Bind-
ing, Fellin
' fully I10 ic1te .
OURELET
Braidin mbroideriug, Cording, and so
forth. 0 other fpmVily sewingf 1nach1ne has
so: any drag? altv' ety
It: ’ fip’g lll 'kiu’dsl'g .‘9’f’1p‘c t’lr,:and 11.11339 all
kinds thread. Great and0 srecent improve-
ment kmake our Family SewingMacb '
thbst- liable; find most durablé, Tana must
certain in action at all rates of speed. It
makes the interlocked stitch, wh1ch IS the
best stitch known.- any one, even of the
most ordinary capacity, can see, at a lance,
’11wa to use the LetterSeA8 Family wing
no a 1‘h1nesare
finish 33831301111” 5’ WN’ 119$
The iFoldirgg Case of the VVFam-ilyV Machine
is a c o cuuu we maushi he
“1213:0163 iii-1111371? brainwave li’l'n
when not in use, and when about to be op-
erated may be o’penea as a spadious and sub-
stantial table to sustain the work. While
some of' the, made out of the choicest
woods, are mshed in 'the simplest and
chastest mannei possible, others are adorned
and embellished' 1n the most costly superb
manner.
absqlutely necessary to see ..-Fan'=
il’yi” Eliihem‘opefitt €12 as, 1%]; dg’é’i’éf
itdg1'1'e'at‘cfip'.Vi dream” Itrst'Vas 0
com) I] F’f’ 'l 8’ S 111'
méuulig’gg inhohines are ='f ’W’lngnufaetu-
1:an urposee. ’3‘”
B Such Ollice's' are we’ll $11 111133 will:
sillu' 'mviét,‘ unmanneedles oil N of th
vety- best quality. , -
' ‘-’ ’Sendjmfia PAMI’HLET i 5’ ‘ '2
THE 3?le ' NUFACTURING 00.,
’ ' '= =1 1 r ”-4.50, Broadway, 1111.16.11
NEW<HAWEN 011N301: 100:011ANGE' Smnhr.
”C. S. LocKVonoViV), LocAVL 13,1311th
wglVLl-KV; {151311111 V
.l lljnl '1
BODY’wants. tlie;T’li1’X. Pa’r
’
..,, gég’fi’ Manual. Qontaining, all; .the
i ‘ anion the mode; of rocVeediugl,
bind l’i’li. g"dug; Of" the Ofieers. 8113.).- : '
X1J'V111}: '.‘)1 V1," ’.'-”” ,sz-i .1VV1VSEJVZJaE
u .1
(TVTQL'HJ’IJ 2n V1.4..r . “’.’ ._.
1} 3!
eyes;
323?. £333” seems troneryl
Tflgdgndbrslgned'be fro inform the citi-
'izqna’dfoNortvlilk let he hits"1 establish-
ed; 111311011131 'Storb"1lt FNUP’II‘IMam étreet',
where he keeps a constant 'éuppl of pure
Drugs. amWholesule’uaud Retai" .:'a'tl~ 1”fair
prices). «He has secured the. sei‘vioesIN bfw a
competent, practical Dru gist" irom=
York, and is lpneparbd.A mlplleV augme-
s’criptions, and by clo’srs attention ‘zto buéi-
ness at all hours, da and night, he to
merikambf petrb gefit’l‘héf W
oflllhysiciansis :i'rbpei‘lllfull= solicted
: have a batter ,.stdcbtbf S tiohc ,a't'lbyvcr
prices ,lhamauy firm 31101111.}: re lVopthV
.011 Skinny
,....."
l-Vi lien-’l,
AMERICAN moves,
1. ,.:_. 8051‘ 1011‘: "
s’TirE ,LAlRGESi‘. and best; ndangéd
siioitcl' 1n the N mmEuglddd lSthtes;litis
‘11-{of hccess’lf’rod)
::It‘.>'ri)i1taii1§ allmthe
;improvements, and every: Iconvel'i-
l'or the an e of Medicines. 1.:
E. BLACKMAN,’
No.11 Main street, Norwalk.
i'f’lll 1
eepingi rooms
are large and wall Ventilatedr-thessults= -'dl
rooms are well 111 ranged and’ complete]
furnislied for families and largcntrnveling p11-
111315111118 thé house will continue to bev kept
11.5.afiisbclass Hotel' in every respect.
1 1 Telegraph' 1n the house to all parts '61“ the
LE WIS RICE,
;; . 2.1 1: Proprietor.
ll‘li‘l’i’
Ladies Cloths.
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WAR NE RAILWAY,
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’AU’Om 3‘: (-100 Nix???” for FRUNVI’fiI l
Cong. ., who're he intends to (181-;
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one- in the best manner,- ’and with
,Tucking, Gathering, Guaging, V- =
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OLDLST MARBLE
YARD
111 common.
"‘ Practice makes perfecti’i’
IT’I‘ER’S Marble Establishment '
known almost everywhere. His lon’g
attention to the business makes him well no-
quainted with all styles and kinds of Work.
Persons 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 Ann'-
CAN MARBLE, RVnDV SV'VAND STONE 11116 Gn’VAN
Also, Head Stones ot various sizes, thick-
ness an patterns. These persons who may
'be hr 111 nt ,'of Monuments, in Norwalk and
its vlblirity, are especially irivited to examine
several beautiful Works, recently executed
.: 121.’
. Viv: .’
- '1n'tlie1r new Cemetery, to the memory= Of a
number of their former citizens, which are
mad .of; Italian Marble, Red Sand .V_Stone,
and 19.330.
' RED gAigD STONE“; eons eoryGittsANmE
C 110
P333153 " oak n “tum...
ALB,- and a manufqetory sufficiently large
and commodious, with all the new and; use-
ful improvements,- to enable us to prosecute
our business with dispatch,- and at the lowVVest
possible prices. =
Persons who are .111 want of. any ’0! ’the
above articles, are. invited to consider the
e'xtra' inducements which are offered at NO:
77 High street, where all kinds: of work
which belongs to the murble, business can be
101111631211 .nl. ‘-
,, Parlor Grates, __
Orderseforhevery description of work 1n
his line w—iIL 32h hankfully, received, and
promptly and fully executor}n ' TTER
_'VNow Bavem’Aprd .1861. . 1,1151
LOAN AND COLLEcTION
.AG-ENCY
Ora-.1) banana «1. 00;,
caco-
. n.;-.
011
-‘ MRS. L. 1). OLMSTEAD, LYMAN BAIED,
FRANCIS BRADLEY.
MONEY safely invested for Eastern
ties 1n Ben and first Mortgage 'o'f
‘ Estate in Chicago for a term ofy ears at!!!“
est payable sew-annually Vat
' suéli’m” ’p‘Oin’ts migrant as the lenders any desire;
‘ NotesV and Drafts". collected 'at .ma' Ilrlty
‘ one proceeds rermtted on, 111.3 day
. - =01}??sz @013 or doubt-' "
l’cla had} listed,
E’xammations of Title 10’ Real Estate 1110-
......
WOfisl and’flher ‘prol’d’uce
bought, for' w'hidh wé’lra've supenorfhclhues.
NEW YORK. —H§’r’1ry Y'Oulr‘g Esq.'M
Taylbr,Esq,John J. ,Pli'él’ps, ,Esqx, 111%:
G‘eOYge Bliss do 00., Messrs. Cochrankk
Messrs. Read, Ta ’lorV' &. CV(V1.V,VV Me ser'sE' Mur-
phfioggswold CONN". —Gould D’.‘ Jennlugt,
E'. ‘A.H.B t Chas. Isaacs'E
‘ ' flgo’Fxchange Ba’nk', Lan-
lie
Wentworth &’ Co. ., Ge0.F Ruéfi
AsrnNG‘rdn‘, D.C , C.-'—HOn. LE it'tV'eVn'VL
den, Hon A. A. Burnham. . ,
_PflLADEL'PmA—Hon Win, Strong'.‘
' E01830)! .—AVdV's'V.m Pearson,
Winfmlhe Be
“an CONN-Shim Olnisred, Esq,
:1’111116,”ES J01“! Be ES
WNéss’rs Geo. Nb BisslaN
MAss: —Messrs. G. &' C.
' DamelL Harris,F. S. Bailey.
""POuG ‘ .Y'.H— Henry L. Young.
Noammr'roN Mites—Hen. J. __P Wilhe-
ton J‘ona ’Lmdn, Esq.
C’mCA'G, nLr..-'— on. ’Thos. 'Drummond',
iron. Mark’ Skinner, Hen Farnam
30G Hammond, Esq}, 03.4.11, Fleetv’VOOd 8’3
110011me ’ E,CONN ~Rsokv1lle’Bank " "
New maven, CON weeph E. Sheffield,
Esq; 'Wells S’outhv'r'bli‘ sq ., Ezra '.'C Read,
Esq. ,.gervc Sanford, Esq. ., Nathan Peck,
Esq., rick, Esq.,. Dr. N. B. IVes,
Henry White, 1111., W llys Warner, Esqi,
S. D Pardee, E‘éq'., V111. JVohnSOn, Esq.
011. ’John' WOOdr
RUTLAND Vin— uthei: Damels, Esq ~
1rcula'rs givingV‘ more. particular details
’vlull be furnished to any who apply mg)!"
mail. - f
AGRICULTURAL IMPLIMENTS, IRON,
ST TEEL, WINDOW-GLASS,- OILS,:
PAINTS, ’E’l‘Cq -Wholesale and Retail,
-No. 18 Water Street. .
HE subscriber has now in‘ store and- is
constantly receiving direct from the
’rrla’nufacturcrs, a’ full supply 0f goods e111-
bracc‘d- under the above denominations, suit-'
or! to this market , which are Offered 011 as
favorable terms as can- he purchased' in New
York. Among the stock may be found co'm-
plete assortments of locks, latches, knobs,
nails, chains, carpenters and mechanics
‘.'
tools, files, (the best 1n market) leather belt- .
mg, table and pocket cutlery, best Ameri-
can, "faults,
chines, horse rakes: cultivators, harrOw's, 0k:
and horse ploWS, seedzsowers, shovels,
spades, picks, forks, rams, to ether with a
M] ascortmenti'ot' garden an
intents; Round .,Vsquarc, fiat, halfrouhd and
oval iron.) =':C,ast=,' blister, German and spring
steel; English15 ’French and Amerlcn win-
dov'v- glass. White lead and zinc, an, and- in
all, with’u lull moi-mien: of mineral paints,
andlcolo'rs, coacll,»_turninure =and doma'r var; '
nlsh,= b'r‘own japan.- -:boiierl- and raw linseed.
oils,’ pure sperm nd lard oils for machh'riu
rym Also :(1901’8', ’-’,’”’.’.”” and sash a't ffactor'y
W C.‘ STREET.
prNorwall’r, Apr’. 27th, 1863. (17)
517532;; : .-
Carpet. :Swaepei's,
.-. 00D ONES, m. as. oo. - -
=1 ,'- C.&.E LOCKWOOD&CO.
.51 Set! Beating Sad Irons,
Fm Basil Lockwoonaoo -
Tutor}: Clover and Rep "Vl‘ofp, Seeds
VjuV‘stV recs Veil—ch culprit
-' , ----- MSTEAD a on
wanted .
QLD NEWSPAPERS Books, Pamphlets,
c’K LOCKWOOD ."” 0.0.,
””””:’~’1/’
=,.»’l,{‘j=. . =.'l’
1'5 , ’ 1- -‘ . ; ' 3
AP -
.. '1 . ” I '
2&1121411111-11-11s.31. ,0 '1' :s.
’- Near-the Bridge.
': A RARE. ,anN'cn. Pon- ,MECHAN-
ICS‘A‘ND ItABORING MEN TO
- ’.‘;i.’ " .
:iSec'urea. Home, ~
.',.
n
Will buy adesirable Lot. , Payments in 9111111,
monthly or qua) terly installments if desired.
‘3; ',g} ‘3 .1 £1,153”, ’
For. particulars enquire at Gazette Olilce..’
" ”in" _1-
UNI), FEED of, superior unali
G’lroom 01111111911311]. 2; At Nip
.0').'.--.1 :4.- ~ 01.118131111113019. .’
«gm-'1 33.1: 2"" = Wuwmwrénfl
i
shears, scissors, mowing-- Sana-gV
field impli- -
Groceries Cheaper than 'eVeer
- THE subscriber would inform the public”
. = the best of Groceries, Provisions, etc. at his
3 01d"st'ai1‘d',No.4 Skidr’lys Block, as cheap as
. ‘ the cheapes He offers great inducements;
to cash buyé‘? its" lie has as large an assort-
=méiit’ bf rie‘s‘Of the best qualities as can
be 101111 ahy‘store in the' com) He
' Sto
j srdvssmearcas sauces,
01111111110th VARIETIES and Sizes of
" fcctrdrl
; skid ,CO‘ppéi‘ W’a‘rjes,‘dcals in Jappan, Brittan-
'= in Crockery,
‘ and Rulclcs, Brass Kettles, Sausa 'e encore;
' "en Furnishing Store.
WILL Jui'nisli sup'pllés ofB1e.1d Crack—
' azipcs and Music, will be promptly attended
't‘OO'.‘
' hALnsunvs saunas LAMB SKINS,
" C ON VEYANCES
Danburvafit Norwalk R. R.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Commencing May'18t11,~1863.
HORSE CARS-l
Leave Norwalk Bridge for South Norwalk.
At5.45a.111., 6.30.an 8.35am.,10..45a.m
. 1.1..,5pm 2.55p.m., 3.55pm, 500p.m.
.“ 7.00- “ 8.30 9.30
Leave scutls Norwallr for Nonvalk Bridge.
At6..00a1n., 6.4511 'm., 9.40an 11111058..
“ 200pm. 3.151)., 111., 4.10p.m. 6.55pm.
“' 7 30 “‘3 910 “ 10.00 “
mam .._-
'n.
I.
111! -_r- ‘WEIVHIV 1:111 111
Regular Trains.
='Leaee Norwall': Bridgefur South Namath.
At7.55Va. 11,1. ,5.30p. 111., nudSflOp. m.
Leace South Mmalkfor Danbury.
At835a V1111, 11,25Va.m., 1111363011. in.
. "Leone Danbm'y for South Norwalk.
At 64.) Va. 111,,420p mV.,zV1nd6.lV5 p. m.
N. '2'. GIN H RAILROAD
Summer Arrangement. 1863
Commencing July. 6111,1863.
TBA-INS ,TO NEW YORK
FROM NEW HAVEN.
CCOM.—At 5.30, 6.50 and 9.45 a. 111.,
5. 00 p. m.
Burmese-At 2. 05, p.m.(i11connectlon with
Express train from Boston, via Springfield,)
stopping at Bridgeport, Norwalk and Stam-
fOrd; 8. 00, p. m., stopping at, Bridgeport Nor-
walki‘tandS tlirq’for rd;
At 4 39p m., in connecuon with ShOre
Line 110111 3011111111, stopping at: Bridgeport,
Norwalk. and .SV ford. , .
The 5.00 pm: train, receivés"pas§cirgers
from the: Hartford. Vand N ew Haven Railroad
’.’"" New Haven... ,. .=.
.The. 6.50.0111!!!“ ’aLd: 4.30 p.111. trains, rc-
ceivse passengers 311on are Danbury {Railroad
at Norvvulk...-«11-.,.,VVfl
The 9.45.11. 13); tram receives passenge
from the Hartford, Springfield, Canal, and
New London 11311111011 3 at New. Haven, and
from the Naugatuck Railroad at B1idgepost.‘
At 2.05 A: M.1?VasseanerV=MniVl Train Mon-
days excepted. ' - .
Mains fogm. N01 veal/c to: New York: —At
3.10 (Ex.),cfno," ohms, 1,104; A m. ,312
(Exwzo 5113411111617 9071111111) m.‘~
TRAINS 1'0 VNEW -HA YEN:
’5 FROM New ,’Y’OR’K. ‘
Accoum—At 7 00, end 11. ”.0 aV. V.,m 850,11an
5.3 ,.p.:m. :.
ExcanssTnAINsuAtSOOa m., 2.3013800
I""’.1115m.IfbiU’Boét'dn, vialNew Hatven’, Hartford,
pringfleld. and Worcester 11:81.00 a.,m .
stopping at Stamford‘and andBr” g"ep,0r‘t','- the
30 p. m.',, ,'at' Stamfor3.Norwalk and'BVrVr g’e;
'p’o’rt'; the 800(1).- 11').- fit New Rochelle, 011;
Chester, Stain rd, Norwalk and BridgépoVi't.=
At 12.15, and 800 p. 111., 'fOr' Boston, via.
New London, VSVtVonington rind, Providence.
"_l‘h'e 8.00 a. m’. and: 2.‘ 30 p.111, trains con;-
hects' With Honestomc, Nahgatuck 'a’nd New
London Railm’hd’sl"
The 7.00 a. m;aecommodat1on, and 4. 30
p. m. trains connect With DanburVy &. Nor-
walk Railmad at Norwalk. " 1
1863
.‘1-
Trams leave Namath fa’r New Haven. —At
8155.a;m.,1.,29 1.5 gEx.)4.10, (Ex.).,552 7.28:
‘a‘nd 9. 56 ’(Ex. ) p’.
Passengers fort c Housatonic and Nauga-’
tuck Railroads ntake the 8.55 a. m. and
4,1,0. 11) trains from N orwalk and changeV
Cage at. Bridgeport.
Passengers for Hartford and Springfield
will take the 8. 55 run, 1.29, 4.10 and 9. 56 p. 111.
trains from N orwalk.
For-N. H. N. L. &S. R. R., the8.55'a. m.~,f-
’1. 56 and 4.10 p. m. trains from NOrWalk.
See large bill of advertisement ‘th the Sta.
V’tVioli Houses and- Hotels.
Supt’s Office, 4th ave. and 27th-st. N. Y.
‘Ass‘ t SVuth’s Offich, Station House N’. Haven.;
ESH‘. noY‘T Sup’t.
Bartram’s Iii’very
B, '.'I.'I A B In 2E1-
- Formerly Step/mason s. '
The subscriber having taken the- stables
formerly owned by D.- Stephenson, in rear of:
N orwalk Hotel, an’il re-stocked the same with
new and superior Horses and Vehicles, is
prepared to let the same, either single or dou-
ble, with or without drivers, on call. Fune-
rals, parties, etc] supplied with Hacks and
Stages, at. short notice. Carriages to and from 1
all trains, etc. Those' in want of good teams,
1 do well to call
ii”, 1). s. BARTR‘AM
R I E RAILWAY. ePassengerV trains:
leave as follows, viz: '
6 a. n1., Mail, for Dunkirk This train re-f
mains over night at Elmira, and proceeds
thc'néitt morning. V V V.
:7 at 111;, Express, for Buffalo. . .. ‘ g
4911' 111., Milk, da1ly, fer Otisvillc.‘ l
£1255 p. m., Accommodation, daily, for.
Port Jervis.
4 p‘. m., Way, for Middletown and New-.
’b'ungph.
.m. ,Night Express, daily, for Dunkirk,“
and Buffalo. The Train of Saturday runs;
through to Buffalo, but does not run to Dun-é
kirk.
7V 11.; n1., Emin'rant, for Dunkirk.
’.'CHAR ES MINOT, Gen’l Supt.-
'NATHANIEL MARSH Receiver.-
f-‘Tickcts for sale by GOULD BENEDICT, at
thVmV'V South N01 walk RV. VR.' Depotu i . ~ ’th
FOR CASH!
g’,enerally that he still continues to- 'selli
would invite th’c special attention of al to hisV
ck of
COFF EES, TEAS, AND SUGARS,
which are, of the very best, quality, and’. will
be, sold cheap. ’dmllil 111111011111) invited to chug-n
an C lifllll (3' V0 (11' 811188 708. ‘
” ’ l ”" .’ AMOREHVOUS’E.
Steve’s one Ra' ‘es, - ’ove'r thir-
ri'd Sizes of Par rOr' ”and 001005
eve-nico- 111. beauty of design, per-i
51311111011317 variet, by any Stove
auufh'ctures in, Sheet, Iron
cookln
Vt varieties
to‘ve‘s 11' 1
loft,
in the' State.
WOodcn,‘ and Silver Plated;i
W’arcs, Stow" 'Blackilig'," Coal Rods, Shovels;
Matt's," BrdOi11’s,'Bells Fire ’Place rates, Sad!
11,0113 Sheet Lea’d', Lead Pipe, Fruit Jars,
Fluid and Coal Oil’ Vhimps, Stove Castings,
in fact, all that constitutesa Well filled Kitch-:
'poks, describing prin
011110 and mhnagement o'l" Stove, free. Let i
'gVe‘st ass'ortmeutV 0f Pumps' 1n the State. Call;
Fi H". NA ASH’S,
South Norwalk, Ct.
'1'. 3. WILLIAMS.
The, Westport Baker.
1Y3
ers 51113 cakes of all' descriptions, on
HubbelL. Cakes
leaving notice with J. W. “V
for P.1thies,V'&‘c.', ’s'anplicd at short notice.
Intelligence Oflice.
..,_
’ ” ; FAMILIES wanting Serums, erI please "
' Add1'essLettelrisV for information' in confidence
- =Vc'aVll on me at the Bar bei Sh pp,
User Reebe’s Drug" Star
le ' ‘- VP1V'0Vf. S. T.‘ e'VWVOODV
At Jennings’ NeWS Office
ILL' be" (hand all the New York Daily
Papem also, Magazines of all kinds;
All orders for ’back numbers of Papers, Mag-
Also,’ ””G’ the Wéek
apnea lvP’p”
JENNINGS:
.12.
r V V , , 1L
, NINA
' . V, 1 stock of China tealsets j’1’13’t 'r’e-
. . V.V.V...ce,
Rides, .‘wauow' in rough...
a n. ZOLMSTEAD .1500.
.3 11W»: 2...: '.. .. '.'. . ' . .. .‘
’ 23d 11 Of Novemberl
' d ’ .1111
Q Depot 104 South Tenth- st, below Chest--
attained b
‘ .1; 11;. IL Lockwooi)‘ coo. , _ ,
’ ,ASK FU’R HFLMBOLD’SLTAKE’ N 0 OTHER
s-Hi’ghest “All Prices 11111.-
THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE.
The Great “ American Remedies,”
Known as “Hellnbolr's ”
GENUINE PREPARATIONS Viz:
IIEL’MBOLD'S EXTRACT “BUCHU,”
“ “ SARSAPARILLA,
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
(t
H II EMBOLD ’ S
GENUINE PREPARATION
“HIGHLY CONCENTRATED” COMPOUND
FLUID 1311111121 1111111111
A Positive hdfipé: emedy. for Diseas-
easesfiof
Bladder, Kidncys, Gravel, and
Dropsical Swellings.
This Mcdicine' increases the power of Di-
gestiou, and excites the Absorbents into
healthy action, by which the Watery 01', Cal-
cerous depositions, and all Unnatural En-
largements are reduced, as well as pain and
inflamation, and, is good for Men, Women or
Children.
Helmhold’s Extract Buchu!
For Weaknesses nrisin from Excesses, Hab—
its of D1531pat1on Early’lndiscretion orAbuse,
attended Willi the following symptoms:
Indisposition to Exertion, Loss .of. Memory,
Weak Nerves,,-H91'l'oi '01 Disease; Dinmess
of inonkUnivbrtal Lassitude' Of the Match-
lar ystem, HOt Hands, Dryness of the Skin,
Less of Power, Difficulty of Breathing,
Trembling, Wakefulncss, Pain' in the Back,
Flushing' 1n the Body, Eruptions on the Face,
Pallid Conntenance. These symptoms, if
allowed to go on, which this medicine inva-
riably removes, soon follow
Impoteney, Fatality; Epeletic Ii'z'ts,
In one of which the patient may expire.
Who can say that they are not frequently
followed by those “dir eful diseases, ”
IN SANITY AND CONSUMPTION.
Many are aware of the cause of their suf- '
faring, but none will confess. The records
of the Insane Asylums, and the melancholy
deaths Uleoudump’tlor’i, bilatr aniple 'viitness
to the truth of the assertion.
The Constitution once afected with Organic
Weakness, requires the aid of medicine to
strengthen and' lnvi crate the system, which
HELMBOLD’S E TRACT BUOE U inva-
riably does. A trial will convince the
most Skeptical.
2",tT,‘ 3’;
Females; females, Females,
OLD OR YOUNG, SINGLE, MARRIED 0R CON-
TEMPLATIN G MARRIAGE.
In many affections peculiar to Females,
the EstractV Rec 11, igunequaled by buy other
remedy, as in hlo'r'OrOsis' or ReténtrOn, Ir-
regularity, Painfulness, or Suppression of the
Customary Evacuations, Ulcerated or Schir-
rious state of the Uteras, LeucorrheaV, or
Whites, Sterility, and- form“ complaints' mei-
dentii to the sex, whether arising frbm ~1n
discretion, Habits of Dissipitation, or in the
DECLINE OR CHANGE OF LIFE.
SEE SYMPTOMS ABOVE.
N0 FAMILY SHOULD BE WITHOUT IT.
Take no Balsam, Mercury, or Unpleasant
1 Medicine for Unpleasant and Dangerous
Diseases.
Helpbold’s Extract Buchu!
0041135 snowy" DISEASES in air their
ista es; at little expense; little or '110 change
iet’; no inconvenience, AND NO EXPOSURE.
mIt. causes frequent desire, and gives strength
to rinate, thereb removing obstructio s,
preventing’ andCu 11g Stricturea of- theU
thra, alfdying pain and inflamatiou, s‘o ‘fl’é-
quent in this class of diseases, and expelling
’ " ~ VPOISONOUS, DISEASED, & WORN OUT MATTER.
Thousands upon Thousands who have been
VE the victim of Quacks, and who have paid
: Heavy
Flees to be cure’d in a short time, have
found they were deceived, and that the
-. ' “ Po1son” has, by the use of “Powerful As-'
. tringcnts," been dried up in the system, to
T b) eak out in an aggravated form, and
PBRHAPBV' AFTER M'AVRVRVIA GE.
V_V_—_".'._V:
U 8215}-
Hanson’s Extract ’Buchu'
For all. affections and Diseases of, the Ur]
organs, whether existing in Arie
arr emote, from whatever cause originating,
and no matter ‘of How Long Standing. ,
Diseases of these Organs require the aid of a
DIURETIC.
Eehhbold’s Extract Buchu'
Is the Great Diuretic, and it is cer-
tain 10:11am: 1hr: desired effect 111 all Diseases
for VvVvVlV11Vch it' IS recommended
aloud! Blood 1 Blood l
=Helmbold’s Highly Concentrated Compound
FLUID EXTRACT SARSAPABILLA
SYFHILIS.
File
an affection of the Blood, and at-
Scx’us'd Orfins, Libiiig's’ Of “the
N030, Ears, Throat, indpipe, land. other
1 r
f Mucus Surfaces, making its appearance in the
. 5 form otUlcers. Helmbol f:s Extract Bares-V:
' parilVla purifies th'é
.' Scaly‘ Eruptions Of the Skin, giving to the
’ complexion a elem!- and healthy color It.
131001, and. removes 1.
being. prepared expressly for this class of?
3 complaints, its Blood- purifying Properticsl _
are preserved to a greater extent than unyV
other preparation of Sarsaparilla.
Helmhold’s Rose Wash !
An, excellent Lotion for DigeasesV of a Sypbi»
'Iitlc Nhture,‘ and” as an injection in Diseas’é’s;
of the Urinary 0 _ns,‘ arising. from habits
of dissipation, use in connection with the
Extracts Buchu, and Snrsaparillu, Vin mach:
diseases as recommended.
Evidence of‘ the most respohsmle a’iid ré’li-r
able Character will accompany the medwmes .
Certificates of ’,Qures.-:. 5
'From eight to twenty years :smhdilVth, with;
names known to SOIENOE WF 411% .
For Medical Properties at BU (OH U Ste.
’ Dispensatory of the United States.
See Professor DE WERS’ valuable works;
on the Practice of Physic.
See remarks made by the late celebrated‘
Dr. PHYSIC'K, Philadelphia,
.‘iSee remarks’: 1111136; --.,=by
ll’chOWFLL, a celebrated, thgim ".112
Member Of th’e ROyhT Col lege of Surge?
Ireland, and published in the Transactions
of the King and Queen" 5 Jou’1'11a1.5 , I.-
see M331corClr ur ical Review, 'published,’
byB 737,138 Fellow. of; ,-:ther
Royal COlIege Of Shi‘geons.’ See most of?
the late Standard Works on Medicine
Extract Buchu $1 00 per bottle or 6 for $5 00:
“ Sarsaparilla, 1 00
Improved Rose Wash, 50 “' “ 2 50’
01: half ado'ze'n 'of ea'bh f0’r $12, which will
be sufll'cie'nt to' cure the most o‘bstinate' cases,g
if- ‘directIOns are adhered to. Delivered to
Vany address,seeurely packed from observations:
m” Describe symptoms in all communi-l
cations. VCurVes guaranteed AdviVe‘Ve gratis.
5V
. AFFIDAVIT.
Personally appeared before me an, Alder“
man of the city, .of Philadelphia, H. T. mm--
non), =who, being duly sworn, doth. say, his
preparations contain no narcotic, no mercu-
ry, or Other injurious drhgs,-_but are purely
ve table. ., .H_ LM BO
worn to and subsc1§5bzd béibre- _me, this
P. HIBBARD
Alderman, Ninth-St" above Race, Philas’
Tu HE MBOLD, Chemist.
nut, Philadelphia.
’ Edwin!» of~ dohnteri‘eflib.
V=AVNDVV UN1?RVIA C'lV’l’LVED DEALERS,
’Who. endeavor to dispose “OF THEIR
OWN": and other a1t1cles on the reputation
:Helmbold’; Genuine Preparations,
“ Extract Buchu,
I “ “ Sarsaparilla, ,'
“ I mprovcd Rose Wash.
Draggists everywhere
}- ..,
-. ,..
4‘
Gold. 113.11
"’ ..-,C1’1t Out this edvertiscrlmntiand send for Vin,
VMarble Top, Extension, Dining,
111
; Spades, kept constant] on hand at the
81111111111) armorial?”
Gift, Juvenile and Toy
BOOKS,
At low prices for Cash,
At the origiml Jacob’s Book Store, No.3, Ga:
zett c Buzhl'ing. -
THE attention of buyers is respectfully
asked to a large and finely assorted
Stock of Books, suitable for the coming Holi
days, comprising handsomely bound 0%:
,1
n
and Juvenile Books, (Mildren’ 3 Toy
plain and beautifully’ colored, the best asso
merit in the country.
Also, a large stock of plain and 'mIJg’i
bound BIBLES and Prayer Books, for family
and pocket use. Albums and ’Autogr'aph‘
Books' in various styles. Constantly on Land
alarge assortment of Stationery, consisting
of Portfrigilos, Writing Desks, Backgammon
Boards',P la’yinfiV Cards, Games, Fancy Arid:
cle's, &c., &c. iaries for the coming year
various prices and styles of binding
Buyers giving us a call will find it much
to their advantage, and prices will be found
to suit the times. At A. SELLECK & CO.
. Stoves, «Stoves.-
GOOD assortment of Parlor and Cook
Stove constantly on hand and will be
sold at the lowest possible prices. Also
Russia and Common Iron Pipe, Sheet Zinc,
&.c. . G.EO F. BELDEN.
Hay and Peed- Gutters.
THOSE who intend purchasing a cutting
Machine, would do well to call and see
our Universal Feed Cutters.
MARVIN &; PROWITT.
r vars-1:217 in r: 1
THE subscriber is now prepared to offer to
the public, at his old stand, as good an
assortment of ‘ .
Cabinet Furniture
as can be found In Fairfield- County, and at
lower prices, FOR CASH, than tn ' same
%uali of goods can be obta’ined. at any Ot'Iie
stab '.shment
The stock consists in part of
.',Card and
Quartette Tables; Bookcases? Bureaus,
Sofas, Tcte- a-tete Lounges; ’Mah Og-.V
any and Cane seat ,ChAirs;
and _Mahogany Frame Look-V’V :
ing Glasses, &e., &c.
UOFFIN WAREROOMS;
where may be founda full assortment of Cof-
fins, which will finished 11') the best possible
manner, and at short notice.
firm?“ ’A hearse will be furnished when da-
RE PENOUD.
mWestport,Mavlst1858.A’
Important to owners of Her
mu 3. SWAN
Saddler a. Harriess Malt?
Adjommnganbu dc Norwalk RR. D?
N0 R K,CONN '
KEEPS constantly on hand an’d will links
to order every description of ‘ ' 14
Harness,
Horse Furniture,
Trappings or Clothing.
.4130 Saddler-’3 Hardware
and, outfits. V
Trunks, Yale's“, Carpet Bogs, 45c. ' *1 1
= All' in want of anything in his line,will do
well to give him a call. Orders for any kiir’d
of work promptly executed. Repairing dVond
neatly and cheaply, and at short notice. "’
Kerosene Oil and Lamps. ,.
[A VERY superior article of Kerosene
Oil, also Kerosene hand Lamps, for sale
C.STBEET.V
:
. a.
NAILS.
KEGS Nails, assorted, from 33 _fl’qe
to 6 inch spikes, for saleb y
WM ..80 STREET. .
350
Glacier) and Selected Tears-.5;
40 CHESTS of Green am. Black Ted’s
Coffee and Teas warranted to please in
price, and quality they defyL superiority
MOREHOUSE
THE ADAMS EXPRESS
OFFICE is Open to receive all Packao
for the‘Ncw York &. New Haven R.
and also for the DVrnbnry & Norwalk R. R. -
All orders left with the Office Ag’ t will be
promptly attehded to. '
GEORGE W. JENNINGS, Ag’t
for the Express oche
lAnnzn-r nmnrzn,
.ME‘RCHANT TAILOR,
DJ OININ G Store of Knapp & Lynee,
Main-st,Norwa1k Conn. The publil
are respectfully invited to call and examine
the large and varied assortment of READ?
MADE CLOTHING, French Cloths, L sai-
mcres and Vestings, also ageneral assortment
of Geh’tlemen’s Furnishing Goods, cmnsisflng
in part, of Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Shirts, Co -
lars, Cravats, Handkerchiefs, Suspenders, &o.
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestings by the yard
or pattern, and out free of charge. Particular
attention paid to Children’s Garments.
Removal.
ROF. WOOD has removed his SnAv
R, AND HAIR DRESSING SALooN to. he
o'Om'
Over Beebe’s Drug Store.
Gentlemen wishing an easy shave, or their
hair cut in a superior manner, will please ,VO
me a call. Children' 5 hair neatly cut. igs
and Curls cleaned and dressed. Razors
honed and put‘ in good working order =
~ Nor-walk Iron Foundry.
,VEVERY description of Casting done at tho
shortest notice, aml' m the best manner,
as cheap as can be obtained at any other ei-
'tablishment inthe State. Galvanized Chains,
Chain Pumps, Iron Fence ,Posts, Railings, 6th.
furnished to order. Patterns executed at
short notice and upon reasonable terms." ‘
ALEXANDER AUSTIN.
Real and Personal Estate
A G E N G '2-
HE sumibcr would announce to the
public that he has established an agency
for the transactiOn of the above business, be-
,'lieving that the interests of the employer; and
employed- will be mutually promoted thereby.
s has several applications already on band
01' desirable tenants, to purchase and 3.
rent; and those having such propertyt'o
pose 0f, would do well to confer with the up.
”some.
fiense Hiring and letting.
Particular attention paid to procuring and
letting Hou§es to good tenants ,upon a reactin-
:able COIllHlISSlOl], and all persons having prep-
erty to let, or, desiring to rent houses for tl: 0 en-
suing year, should make immedihte applica
tion. DIMON FANTON.
,, , Parley Goods, ac. ' f
A, fine assortnient of Fancy Goods, Pocket
Cu’tIery,_ arid a. new 101; of Rodgcr's Scis-
sors‘, just received and warranted to be a first
'r'ate article. Clocks of all kinds. We her .
8180 the agency of Merrill’s Oriental PomadO.
something new, and needs only to be 11'-led to
be appreciated. A. JACKSON & BRO'
ri'etty Little Place
Fors Sale.
Rare chancefor a man of moderateflleas
ANYV per son desiring a neat, convenient as.
cheap House, can hear of‘ a rare chsnr
to pu1chase by calling at the ofiice of the Not
Vwalk Gazette. V 818
Notice.
LARGE assortment of Locks, Knobs,
Tools, Builders’ Materials, Hinges, A):
es, Hatches, Hammers, Skates, Shovel:I :1:
ware Store of MARY N & PROWITT,
Main- s’t.
I'e ed.
THE subscriber keeps constantly on hand
every description of Feed, which it
be a pleasure to sell to his customers at ll
times and no growling. A. MOREHOUS.
Clothing neatly Cleaned agd
Rep aired.
RS. ANN E. WOOD would inform ’flle
citizens of Norwalk, that she still con-
tinues to renovate old garments will clean,
,alter, 1epair, brighten, and restore Varmi-
1111‘s, and make them look all most
N.E WOO,
Am) Avoid). 1111101311011 .1111) mosnm
11'\ 11‘")
"' 8—1yr.:
‘.‘-
lll l
11 ga meats. .
fitf ' ' ’- Over BebeNe’s Drug Store.
Norwalk Chronicler