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" Bl;'NEZER S'1‘EV’I:Il\‘-S having tak n in-
to partnership JESSE CURTIS, the busi-,
ness will hereafter be carried on ur‘i(.lc:l‘.llYE: firm t
of STEVENS £9‘ L'UR‘I’IS ,- who have just received
and are now oll'ering for sale, at their stand a few
rods soiiih of the Bridge, a large assortment of
Groceries, Fruits, 85's.
-—-Among iw/rich are t/re f0Zloiuing——
Jamaica, St. Croix, Cherry 8c England Rum
Brandy ; Hollanl, Pierpont and American Gin
Life of Man, Cinnamon, Peppetntint, Annisecd,
and Noyeau Cordials
Sicily, Port and Sherry ‘Wines ; double Ale
Wlieat Flour by the barrel or less quan‘.ity '
Rye and BUCI-'.Wl‘l(_:al; Flour: Rice
Loa_f. lump, brown anti white Havana Sugar
Double refined do ; lolasses .
Bread, Cake and Crackers ; Cheese ; Herrings
Young-Hyson, Old-Hyson, I‘I_VSOl‘l-SI-'.ln and Son-
. chong T'ea_s; Coffee; Chocolate; Giiigert
Pepper; Allspice ; Starch ; Pcarlasli; Indigo
Allum ; Copperas; coarse and line Salt ; (.‘.2‘il)(l‘l6$:.
10 quiritals Codlish ; pickled Salmon ; Salt Peter
Smoked Beef; ground I\’lustat'd; Nutincgs
Plug, roll and paper Tobacco 5 Pt-appi.-e and Mac-
aboy Snuff ; Spanish and American Sugars
Shaving and bar Soap; Liquid Blacking whole-
sale ‘and retail ; Lamp Oil ; ground pepper
Box and keg Raisins ; 'l'amai-inds ; Oranges
Lemons; Pca-nuts; Almonds; Prunes; Cloves
Filbcrts; Dates; Citron ; India Currants
Cinnamon ; Escences of various kinds
Spiders; Skillets ; Pots ; Kettles ; pvrought and
ctit Nails ; Coffee-stands ; wintlow-glass-—6 by 8
and 7- by 9 ; Powder and Shot ; Brooms ; Pipes
VVriting and letter Paper ; Leather Mittens, Ste.
*,;"‘ All those intlebtcd to E.Steve7zs,on the late
firms of STEVENS ED’ .‘S]7'R1ziz7' and .S'7’r2z«'1i.vs £5’
BARTRAJI, are reiluested to make immediate pay-
ment. 'F,_l‘oi"\valk, Nov. 30. 83

One Cent ' Reward.

AN away fi-om..the subscriber‘, on the night

- oftlie 21st Nov. last, a black Girl named
'b.dLL Y,-t9 years of age, about 5 feet 9 inttlies
high, stout made and not very black. llad with
li__g:i‘ a Child, auout one‘-year old, [lg/it com/ircximz
'l‘lt‘e“ ,al_JAov.e__rewar<l, butnot expenccs, will be paid
.to»an‘y person returning said black Girl. All per-
soji§ar'e“ forbid hat-‘boring, trusting, or employing
‘said runaway on penalty of the law.

‘ JABEZ GREGORY.
Norwalk, Dec. 20, 1819. ‘ S6

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Dr. IImzter’s celebrated Pills. _~,_ ,
' RI-V" ALY rnustevcr be a grand desideraiuin
to those who are so uiilortunate as to con-
.”'-.-‘m:r'iul..taz'nt‘; and a I‘iAlul'Ltl anxiety ti-
rises to rid themselves of so dangerous a com-
plaint, as early as possible : yet basltfuliiess has
often been the destruction of many, who other-
wise might have been at this present day, in
htiillll, and useful mcmbt.-is of society. To prc.
vent Sllllllill‘ oCCul't‘<:l‘tCt;S, the proprictot‘ submits
uneasy, simple and secret method to cure the
satire, viz : ~1J:~. I-Izuzzc-r’.s~ cez'cbratca' Pills .” Price
 the box——iound which will be found a prai:t-
ical ti-eatise on the complaint, describing fully
the sytriptoiris anti method of cure. Tlicse Pills,
together witlt hr. I'Iunter’s Injection Powder‘,
are an cllecttial preventative and remedy, in all
the various stages of the \‘en<:i'ial disease, from ;t
simple goriorrhoca to a confirmed lue,(evcn when
mercury has failed ;) rt-ccnt infections are remo-
ved freqtiently in 3 or 4 days, iiithout confine-
ment or i-e~tr.iii'it ofdict, at the tr-illing cxpence
of a few (lollars, with perfect secrecy. .'2}>'k for
‘Dr. Hurztei-’.s~ celeb.--urc(l Pr".-’z.s~’—~—/tom: arc gczzuinc
1€l‘l[£::$8 sigrzcrl ‘ W’. T. Comvar.
T/It _/bllarvizrg I.rltc1's urc' jzroofii of their singular
and su/zcrz'or cfiicacy. 1.E'I"i'ER l.

S1rt...’l”he tr.-n boxes of your‘ ‘Dr. fhnzter-’.9‘

cclclirzzu-d Pills,’ and one packet of ‘Dr. 1:'unti:r’s
Injcctzbn Powders,’ came sale through the Post-
oflice, and I have the pleasure to ol)st:r\‘c, that the
whole of the symptoms have ceased, although I
had been alllictcd near two _veai's, and had been
vregularl_v attended; during which I became much
debilitated, but am now, thanks to your most ex-
ct-_llcnt medicine, restored to health. It is now
only ten days since I began taking tliein, if any
thing more is rieedful, you will please to send as
before. _Yoi:is, most obliged, R. C. T.
Plattsburg. Dec. 18, .8i7.

S1R—-—Being -.ifllic=t:tl with a venerial taint for
three years, wl.ich had i'esistc5l every assistance,
resigned as incurable, tormented with pains in
every bone, shelling in many parts, distressing
hi:-ad ztclicfiloss of stccp, not able to put my heels
to the ground, nor my coat over my shoulders,

,my head Ii.\:c‘(l in this horrible situation-I was
advised by a Pliysician to apply to you lor advice,
which was done according to my l€'tl.t:l‘,(l‘;tte(l 19th
Nov. last. I.htivc taken’ 5 boxes of ‘Dr. Huntcr’s
L‘Cll’bTuZc’d1’«[i.s-,’ ‘you was pleased to send, and
other wise l.iillUW€(l your lriciidly advice, and am
now to all appemaiice well; my pains ceased after
the seCot=(l box; would tlianli. you, if you think
fit, to forward more pills as before.

VVith the greatest estceiii, in good liealtli,
tliankfully, I ant yours. C. C. M.

Cliarlcston, Dec 21, 1815.

These Pills are prepared and sold wholesale by
thc sole proprietor, \V.T.Coivwru',Chemist, No.
1 Buinstead Place, Common-street, Boston, and
retail by appointment by B. 8: C. ISAACS, Nor-
\.;i1'k, Nichols, Ilridgcport, Daniel P. Hopkins
ll-at-Li'o'i'(l, Dyer bc Co. Sotitliiiiaytl 8: Co. Middle-
town, Ripley, ~.‘orwich, Dyer S: Howes, \Vrnd-
liam, _Grc-en, New-London, M. 8:. 15. Grant, Staf-
ford, Jarvis, Stamlord, and by most (lruggists,

booksellers and post-masters, tlirougliout the U.
stares ; it here may be had all tlioscjtsstly esteem-
ed and highly approved Medicines, prepared by
W’. T. CoNwi_tv.- Price $1, or six boxes for $5.
1 Nov. 23, ‘ 32

 

New Establzshmenta
Thomas Evans,
. ., (I4‘roin E'1Lgl(l1Ld,_ ) i '
CUPPERSMITH, SHEl1'.'l‘-IRON, AND
TIN-PLATE VVORKER, ‘ _
ETURNS his sincere thanks to the public,
I for the encouragement he has received in
his line of business, since his commencement in
this place. He begs leave to inform his friends
that he hasjust received a large assortment of

EkgmtSTOVES,

Of various patterns, with composition Ljoilers,
which will be sold on the most reasonable terms.
Also-—Sto-ac Pi]res,‘atid Eriglisli Horn Lani/ioimv,
of every size. , 1
Best double block-tin goods of every descrip-
tion,“m-aiiufactureti : Copper, Brass and Iron treat-
ly tinned. Every article in the above branches re-
paired at short notice. Good prices given for
old Copper, Brass,-Pewter and .Lt'El(l.
Norwallt. Dec. 20. '

I H
S .N0i~i.vcr5ic _/icademy.

HIS Institution is. now open for instruction
itt Arithmetic, Etigiisli Gr-.mini2ii', Geogra-
phy, Illietoiic, the Latin and Greek languages,
the higher branches of Math‘e\itiatics, Etc. &C.

Terms of tuition, 4 and 5 dollars per quarter.

Dec. 16, I819. 86

- 0
Nil} W GO OD S
Eli E. Bennett,
Has just returned from New-York, with a large
supply of 1*‘./iLL £7’ l'l*'Ii\”’1‘1i.'R GOOIJS,
- CON5]S'l‘lNG or
I UPERFINE blue and black Cloths
Cassimc-res,
Red, white and yellow Flanncls
Black and colored Bombazctts
Tabby and COl'(ltr‘(i Velycts
Florentine, Toilinct and Marseilles Vcstings
American and Englislt Check . ’
Green’ and cliaiigeable Flortznces
Figured Rattinet, Black Sarsini:t
Black Canton H'.tndkcrchiels
Silk and cotton Flagg do
Plain and iigtirctl Lcnoes and Book Muslin
Plain and ligured Jackonet .‘t'1usli_ii
VVoi'sted and cotton Ho.‘-1c
Irish Linens, Russia Sheeting
Ladies English and I"l'L‘|lLll silk Gloves
Ladies’ Kid and Meh’s Beaver‘. ,do ‘
Cambric Dimity,‘ Cort,--n (.'assimere*
VVi:*e Cotton and Floss threads
Cotton Bed licking. Curtain calico
American and inipotti-d Ging.v_li2irns
Pink and blue do
Cambric Mtisliiis, India & American do
Stcani Loom Shirtin:~:‘s black Cambric
—-lylerino and .-tillgbliawls, ctrtlon do
Madrass It-Iarii.lkt:t‘clii-.l's
\Vbite Jean, bill: and bull‘ striped do
Blue and yellow Nairkcens
\Vhite and black Thule Lace, 'I‘hi'ead do
Satinand Lutestriiig Ribbons, Calicocs '
Cotton and silk Uiiibmllzts, Parasols
Cotton, Cotton stripes, Szc. ‘
Oil Cloths and V'v'itidciv paper.
i.i itizw i s i-.',
Jamaica and St. Croix Rum, I“|‘Cl)Cil‘Bl‘2ln(ly
American and I-Iollaiid Gin ' ‘
Iiyson, Young Hyson, Old Hyson, I’lySml-
skin and Souchong Teas ’
Loaf and brown :>ugars, Molasses
Southern Flour .
Colfee, l’cppc-r, Allspice, Ginger and Raisins
And at general 2issoi'ttnt;iit of (il’.OCKERYa &c.
The above articles will be sold very cheap for
Cash. N()l'\$’zilk, a few rods east olithe Bridge.
I\’ov'eniber 2.

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_/i;.€o9°e Z“ve'w GGODS.
V 1 {IE subscriber has just brought up froth New

York, art additional supply of New Goods,
well adapted to the present season, consisting 03
superfine and C(3l'l'llIl(il] Cloths (rernarkably cheap)
likewise Pelisse Cloths, Cassimere Shawls, scar-
let, drab and star-colored Imitation do. of various
patterns, dark undressed Calicoes, figured Jaco-
net Muslins, plain Book do. (‘n:ntlemeu"s striped
Ctjavats and Madrass I-Iandkercliiefs, Stc. Sac. &c.
For further particulars see his advertisement on
the first page of this paper. ‘

Nov. 30. WM. J. STREET.

N. ‘B. Tliose persons who pay Cash for Goods‘
will find it to their advantage to call at the white
Store west side ofptlie Bridge. All kinds of work
in the tailoring line is done in the upper part of
the Store, by at lirst rate workman. \V. J. 3.

Domestic .Zi{C(.72/l{.jP(lCt’L6’I‘°(3.S‘.
A I-IE subscriber cll'ers for sale, at reduced
1 pticcsl, ‘for Calfislli pr most lignds Oifkctétflltlj‘
prot tree, at US esta is imcntin i. orwa , ' met.
ing and Sltirtirig. Muslin, Stripes‘ and Chain-
brays, wholesale and retail. Also Cotton Yiirn,
both twist and filling (assorted numbers) by the
"bundle, rph oglsltetp, blule Ztntl plliitgearat Ealtitory

prices. Jan ewic t, In - . ant -. D. a s.

5:? REEDS made to any order, on the short-
est notice.

Also, Patent Composition for the axles of car
riages, an .excc_-llc-nt substitute for tar-, grease, Scc
for sale as aho\'¢- AARON NASH.

Norwalk, Sept. 7. 71

Philosophical Jilagaziite,
Containing the Ladies’ and Gentleman's Diary,
and Repository of Science and Ainuse_men_t,

‘ No. I.—For the year

 1820. I .
Bv MELETIAH NASH, of New-York.
[To be /zublis/red on iii-jirst 9'/' Qctober, annually.)
The -abov.e'work is for sale by the subscriber,
price 50 cents. ' " AARON NASH.

86

Norwalk, Nov. 23. .82

.l\"0i(2Wa9L'I§'..(Comi..) WE1).7v'Es1)¢iI’, JJ1NUJ11£1"5. 189.0.

., 1'

?to any number of yards. _
‘For the warp and weaving, a yard \vide,22 cents ;

For sale at this Office’.

A .

P new-.Supply of Fall and

Wiiiter GOODS-‘."
717717.. J. Street 

E_£ASjust returned from N. York, and brought
up a fresh supply of seasonable GOODS.
They were bought G/ieu/r, and MUST be sold,

I ./Imong 1/ic articles in .tlie Store, may be”/buzrtl,
Black. 'urown, blue, and crimson Bombazctte
Orange aiitl scarlet figured Rattinc-ts,

Crimson figured Amen, (very stout)

Red, white, and yellow Fl-atincls,

l"ir.c steam-loom Siiirting,

American and imported Muslins,

Carlisle and American Ginghams,

I--ll'IC‘l“i and cotton Apron Check, ,

Bed Tickiiig, (1. '.l'ong’s manul'aclut'c,)

lllack, white, and assorted Kid Gloves,

lilack and white silk do.

t‘vltn‘s line Beaver do.

Plain and figured Ribbons,

ilntgir. Lutcstring and Sarcenet,
'l"irriiittire Chintz and Calico,

lllt-re, bull‘, and pink Gingliams and Calicoes,
If-lticlt and white Merino Shawls,

I)tp‘k ltnitation ' do.

Fi'.rée sarccnet Cambric and jackonet Muslins,
Pl.*i‘u'i and ligu red book Muslins,

Ciimhric ltluslins, of various qualities,

Black canibric Mtislihs,

Real superlitie black and blue Broadcloths,

Ari ltS'.‘0lll1‘l€lll. Calicoes, fine and coarse, [ing.
f\v'iUt‘:.-CIil(‘.S, silk, toilnet, and bull’ cassimere Vest-
-—-ALSO—-

llltit: printed Teas, crianiell’d do.

lglivers, Basons, and Chambers,

lilvgziiit luster’d Pitchers,

Enamell’d and cream colored do.

Blue printed Dining Plates, 'l‘ti~illers and Mullins,
Cut Glass, common Ttimblers, Stone \‘v'ai*c, 8:c.

- ——I.1Kl~‘.WIS]:‘.—-
Rum, Brandy, Gin, Vines, Molasses, loaf and
biotin Siigarxs. Salt, Spices, 'l't.-bacco, Siitill, Cun-
dles, Soap, Young I-Iysc-n Hyson Skin and Sou-~
Chang Teas, Spanish Indigo and Sig-urs, Cotton
Wool, wrought andcut Nails, Knives and I’oi'ks,
Spoons, Locks, Hinges, Screws. Buttons, Pots,
Ktttles, and tnany other article's“not enumerated.
Oct. ‘.26.

io{iitrinLn EI’lSCM£i>I’_AI_. SUC1l~;'1‘Y
 LOTT l:.‘ltY.
L-LAST) I.

SCHEME.

 
 

1 Prize oi Qjsooo is $3000

4 : : of 1000 : : 4000

-L : : «of 500 : : 2000

96 ; ': of I00 : : 9600
_1()() : : of 50 : : soot)
2>".7’5 : : of 20 : : 7900
ll«l-U0 : : "of 2 50 : : 28500
rat-oo Prizes ,§6-3.000
'i2uuo Tickets at $5, is $60,000

..N'ot a Blank in the Lottery.

A more favorable Scheme for the Adventurer,
we prc.-.utne to say, was never oil‘,-.red to the pith-
lic.’ The bite now offer‘ed coittaiiis n'toi'e high
pi izes than Schemes in g_eneral of this amount;
..nd_ it will be observed that a person can obtain
two Tickets lbr the same money tliat will buy
but_ one in a Scheme of any other description.-—-
Corisequently the A(lventtii'ei' will have two clian--
ccs for the high l’i'izcs to one in any other Lotte-

Part of the above Prizes will be dctcrmined in
the following nianncr, Viz.

‘l he first tlraun numbers, ‘on the 10111. 14th,
and 210th days draivirigs will be entitled to§3i*J(iO
each, and the first drat-.n iiuinbcr on the lath
day will be entitled to $3000.

I All prizes subject to the usual deduction of
is per cent. and all prizes less than ,‘5.iO0 paya-
ble in 60 days, and all others in 90 days alter the
completion ol the draiiiiig, which will positi»-cl)
commence ontiie 2d 'l‘ut-sday of Jantiaiy, 1820
at Mr. l§'.napp’s Hotel in I.*‘~.iii-iicttl ; and 500 truth-
bers will constitute one day’s drawing which will
regulate the statiohat'y prizes. All prizes not
called for inone year will l)\: considercd as gen-
erously given to the society, and hill itot there-
after be paid.
Sim.-:oN ll. Mrivon,
.li«:iti~:Mi_Aii S'l‘UltGES,_
I’rrrni;As 'l‘AvLt_.it,
Trro’s F. ROWLAND, _

Tz'ckrts_)'22r .s-at'r- by I/H1 ji'[(I?2lI'gf’7'8. .
TICKETS. in the above Lottery for sale
by t VVM. J.» STRI.‘.'ET,
Ur" Norwalk, who will pay all Piizesless than
SWO by/him sold. - July 3. 65 6m .

, .
IV otice.

HE subscriber is constrainrd to give public

ihforniation, that no letters will in future be

delivered at this Oflice, unless the Postage is paid

Oll delivery, or when money is paid in advance ——

,Those indebted for Postage, are requested to
make immediate payment. \Viii. M. Bi;'r'rs.

Post-Oflice, Norwalk, Nov. l8r9.

Ma'nagers.

ERSONS desirous of having \Voolcn, Lin-

en, or Tow Yarn wove on Cotton '\Vai'p
_caii have it done at the following prices, from one
viz :—

for 3-4 do. 18 cents.‘ AARON NASH.

Norwalk, near the Bridge, Nov. 1. .

Ni B. Those wisliing colored VVoolen Yarn
wose on blue Cotton VVarp,_ can haveit done at 25
cents the yard. I Apply as above.

ALMAN ACKS. for 1820,
Also, by Jasialz B. Bald-
and by the dill'er-

win, Boo‘ksell‘er,r Bridgeport ;
ent Post-Riders.
Gazette-0fi‘ice,' Sept. X4.

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New & Cheap GOODS.
Lewis Jifctllory Co. A
AVE just received fl'0I'l'l,.t\re\¥-YOl'k, a fresh
supply ‘of Goods, consisting 'ol" DRY-
GOODS, GROCERIES, £5’ C'ROC1YERY,wltiCh
they are disposed to sell on very reasonable terms.

A good allowance to those who pay Cash.
Norwail-2, Nov. 15.

]i&«lISAACS

AVE now on hand. at their Storea few rods‘
west of the Bridge, a general assortrncnt of

Gr'oceries, Drugs, and Med-
icines,

\Vhich they will sell low for CASH or Country‘
l’rodtice. Norwalk, Oct. 27. 79 tf

Lumber and Salt. D

- UST received and for sale by the subscribers,
a quantity of North-river SHINGLES, (war-

81

do. -do. clear BOARDS, (ranted
do. do. Merchantable, do.

do. do. clear PLANK,

do. do. common do. -

ALso, TURKS ISLAND SALT. of an ex-
cellent quality. BURRALL 8: HUBBELL.
.\’orwalk, May 22. ‘ I

Plasteirwaiid CO(ifiSI]._

UST received and for sale by the subscriber
a quantity oftltc first quality of ./Va-ua «Scozia
Plaster .- alsoa quantity of Cor]/is/2.
BURRALL Sc Hui3i3iiLL.

Noiwivgilk, Dec. 6.

A'n.de2~son’3 C'o-ugh Drops.

'1 HI‘) great and increasing sales of fl71d(:r.s0n’s
C'c-ug/2 1‘Jro/is since they have been prepa-

red by the subscriber and oil'ercd to the public,
more fully than any other argttnient prove their
rt-.al value, and he boldly venture to assert that
no medicine ever yet prepared for Coughs and
Cc-nsumptions has gained so much credit in so
short a time as this composition. If the attes-
tarions of persons ofthc highest respectability or
the great and ncreasing demand for this medi-
cine may he called proof ofits good effects, it is
proved Too often doe: pi'c_iudice, by listening
to some and adopting the opinions of others, pre-
vail, lht:t‘cl)_V preventing a trial of such medicine
as might -.il‘r‘ord relief under the idea that no re-

may be relieved by the timely use of ./1ndr.ri;von’s
Cough .D1'of.'.s-, which have proved to be a, cure for
Cotiglis, Colds, Asthmas and COIlSlllD[‘.)ll()DS.

For the further satisfaction of tliegpublic, the
following certificates are offered fOl_'i‘:.pelllS£1l.

I, Samuel H. Jones, of Salisbti_$i'_v. do hereby
.Ct'1llf_V that my wife has for more: than 5 years
been troubled with a violent cough,_', oilliculty of
breathing and loss of appetite, and ‘ralmost entire-
ly deprived of sleep; and having l.l‘If..".3Ll, as we sup-
posed. every thing that might rclie\'t‘~3 her without:
receiving any benefit, I was Il1(ll.l(‘.('(I do have her
make trial of An(lers0t't’s Cough Drops",-. and af-
ter using two bottles licr cough entirely lclft her,-—
she chjoyt—d her former sleep, which she had not
done for years and was again restored to strerigtth.
I can with confidence say‘ that "I believe these
Drops to be the best medicine in use, for Coughs
and complaints of the Lungs

S1t1ii’L H- JONES.

Salisbury, Conn. March 26, 1818.

Ilaving for some time been troubled with a
cough and pain in my side, which I was fearful
would terminate in a corisumption, al'ter.trying

made trial of Aridcrst.-n’s Cough Drops, from
which I lourid almost ininiediatc relief, and, from
the use oftwo bottles only, entirely regained my
my strength. JAMES MUititAY.

Clavcrack. N. Y. Vlay, 1817'.

Having been alllictcd \\I'tl) acough and great
weakness oi" tlienerves for the space of 9 years,
after finding little or no rclicffroni any thing I
had tried, I ptixcliased a bottle of A:ll(lCI".50tl,S
Cough D:-ops, which I found inaiirecliatcly reliev-
edme; and I can highly rtcommend them to
such as are troubled with weakness ofthe nerves
aiid-afi"ections of the lungs, as a very vziluzible
medicine. S'l‘EI’H'l:‘.N PALMER.

Chatltam, N. Y. May 9, Hits.

I hereby certify that 1 have for a number of
years been troubled with a violent cough and dif-
ficulty of breathing, and that by the use of three
bottles of Anderson’s Cough Cropsl was entire-
ly restored to health. Riciiititt) THOMPSON.

I-‘hiladelphia, Sept. 30, l8l6.

These drops generally give‘ instant ease in
most cases of coughs, colds, astiimzts, difiiculty of
brcatliirtg,wlieezings, tightness of thecliest, con-
‘sumption, pain in the side, spitting of blood, Scc.
Sac. The aged willcxpericnce relicf equally a-
greeable and ‘instantaneous, even when the lungs
are affected. '

Price one dollar each bottle. Each bottle con-
tains two ounces, and fi'equei~.tly effects a cure.

§i:}==’ Be particular that each genuine bottle has
‘ ..'1uderson’.s- Coug/z Dro/rs’ stamped on the bottle;
And that each of the directions are signed in
writing by James Jllellen, no others are genuine.

1)z'rc=ctions.-- Delicate constitutioiis should com-
mence 'with 30 drops only with balfa table spoon
full of honey. -For an adult take a small tea spoon
full of these drops, in half a table spoon of hon-
ey, molasses, or loaf sugar, the last thing on go-
ing to bed, and the first thing in the morning;
gradually increasing the dose after the first week
if a cure is not effected. For a child 3 months
old, 5'drops, for one a year old, 10 drops, 3 years
old, \5, 10 years, 20 drops, and so in proportion.

The above valuable medicine is sold by the
subscriber, at. his Store a few rods east of the
Bridge, where may beliad a general assortment
of‘DRUGS and MEDICINES.

- " ' STEPHEN S'1‘.- JOHN-

Norwalk,,0ct. 9.

V 76t~f

licfc-an be obtained. Scarccly a case occurs l"Ji'i‘t.

many diiler-ent things without getting relief, I 

 

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