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Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, December 28, 1842 · page 4

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ALL T1-a¢]c,.....\Ve have lately returned
. ‘ from -Nevt.'York with a large supply of '
Goods. which. added to otir former stock. makes
tnucb the larrvest stock in market. andtnttsl Of
our goods we purchase with cash which enables ,
as to sell very low. We invite the PUl’l"~‘ '”
call andsee ifwe do not sell very low.
\vA,w,"_.s,__\ve, lmme, Gold nndSilver lever.
I 9 inc and common \Vatches constantly on
1,152.1 some ofthose articles are 25 and 30 09"
3 less than lbrmer prices. Watches of all
3,255 imrefuly repaired with our own hands and
warranted . _
JE‘vFLRY.__\Ve have alrfloil all kUI'l3 Of
Bus from Gcts to 36. R5099 "F "ll 5‘"'5' Silver
rid German Silver Tliinibles. Gttltl 8"” Sll"""'
Pencils Gold and Silver Chains. G0l,t1»3lt£l.Gll‘
Lockets and Snaps. and ev9_l'.V ”""f '" mp
Jewelry fine, Gold and Silver Spectacles
made wholesale and retail. _ 1
C1.ocKs.—we ltave a variety °fl"‘”e"';‘ am
very low \Ve think they will rise in price--
mark that.
LOOKING Gmssrzs
variety of pattertts. .
Sro0Ns.—___s’||ver and Gertnflfl SllV.er afld
Plated Spoons of all kinds. H/'e ar_c,tt:ilItng0Z:tet;
our Spoons should be compared ‘I011 L 077;’!
as to prtcettnd quality.
FANCY Goon.~z.-—f)otnbs,
Brushes. a variety til Razors.
Pens, Walletts. Soaps. bl'"P‘- P'”5"3s
Oils Scissors. Teapots, Cl1ntllESllClt'S- dic-
’ Ctias. E. DlSBR0W~

from $7 to 14 cents, a

Toot it and Hair

Pettknivest Sleel
Hair

FARDI For Sale-Situated
in the town of Wiltoii, Hiirlbtirt st..
so called. within three fourths 0f it
mile of the Episcopal Church in saitl

\Viliou. and a public road leadittst ffm" R"d""‘£'
,0 vvesmnn and Nor-walk, and aiiotber from
Ridgefietd. to Bridgeport. :1 school house Will'-
in a few rods of the house. and 3 dry t‘I"“’9'."
close at hand The homestead consists ofabout
60 acres of as good ltlml 35 “"5 ”'" "f ‘lf""S‘
fenced olfinto small lots suitable for plowtng.€
mowinu or pasture, with sufficient fruit for the
use of; familYt all well Wtllefetle Will‘ 3 l‘"'»1"
two story house. nearly new, a new born and
a fine grainry and wagon li_otise. anél 'zIlreSlW()
story hat shop will? Pllflll)’ °l "‘“”" X l. ’.

About forty acres of Ttniber land. l.""‘.’-' '"
what is called Honey Hill Den. it part of wiiiclt
' rett well timbered. _
is ’Thei'1bove property will be sold at a bargain
and 3 good title given. Any persons wishing to
pu,.chMe it will do well to call on thesttbscriber.

‘ ‘ _ 7 V . .
34 W|l,0n,Au,_,_ 19,1312. \\ M (;ttt.i.N.

IIURNS.-—The Prciniuni Churn. fut

1 ~
1 Sale by C. lS\ACe.

LIVIAN.-ICS for l S43.—~Mitl~’llC
1.1" brouk's and Printlle‘s Almanacs by the

liundred, dozen or retail, for sale ‘Van’.

AISINS--Ne\V Cl'op.--50‘whole and
R halfttoxes Bunch Raisitts for sale by
Fttt-znmcti S'r-JoH.‘t-

PAINTS AND OILS.

INSEED, VVliale, Lamp and News-font

Oil; Venlialismrome crew and )'ell°“‘-
ground in oil; L:-imp Black. Ttirpenrine. Black
Lead, Venetian Red. yellow Ochre. Lythar2e-
Red Lead, C-opal. Japati .3; brialtl Vartiislt. Pitt-
‘y. 1.3,,’ R.,5'm, Oakutti. antl allother articles in
[he Pain, line. fur sale cheap, by 'l‘. dc 
PER‘ Soul}; Niirwalk, .Vlarclt. I842

The Place to buy Books Cheap.
V HE subscriber has just received a large as-
sortment of Books. A new and valuable
.¢-nllection ofstaritlard and Miscellaneous works.
which will be sold at prices to defy cttt"Pf'll‘l"”
Those in want will please call and extttnttie for
themselves. You will find Bibles ttl'cV9".Y kill”
and qtiality from 2.3 to 38. also the largest col-
lection of Prayer Books ever offered in this
place from 25 to.‘>'o. _ , _
Annuals and New Years Gifts for 1843 at
reduced prices. Blari’k',Buoks in any quantity.

_ keptin a Drug Store. Pltyslcltlli’S[H‘(’scripllt)!lr
willbe put up with care and accuracy. tttttl

partnrent wu'.tby of the ltttirttttatzfttlilllt‘ t'J’l'll"-

be ,,l,,,,i-,... 3,. New York ; among Wlllttli are

lautlanum. sti

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tia, Crotottoil,*ppntne.ttiorplitne. Pattar etrtet

 

DRUt’Ji'iS AND 1llEDI(/1IVl.'.‘t‘a AT
\?VES'1‘POR.'l‘. U _‘
HE sttbscribcr has on hand atid il|lPffil.~
keeping acotnplt.-te zissortttietttof llrtiea -
ml .\'lcdicines.c-iitiprising everyarticlt-.u.~tt.al|_\,

very attention \\ ill be given to retitlertltis de-

.lt)ll.'\‘ W.- 'l‘AYI-='R-
\Vestport. April 24. l8-10. . 24

DRUGS AND AIEDICINES.

The subscriber has lately taken
thesture No. 3 Btirrall‘s Buildings.
and otmtiiietl a large assortment of
fresh Drugs and Metliciiies. &c.
- which he olferstit wliolcsale or re-
lliil as cbeapas articlesof the sameqttalitycan

 

,1] E [)ICI.VES—Opitt tn . ca tn plior. sit l phtt r.

ll pefre. epsom and glanber salts.
,,,,,.ea,,,;c casi(irnil.l'llul)at’li., onlomel. magne-
* Q

ic. 7 _ _ -
pA[N’]'5.—-\\- bite Lead. lttbarge.lamp-
black. vertligris.Prtissian bluc, chronic green.
chrome yellow. timber. &c.
DYE‘ 5TUFFs,..__VIzitlder.intltgo, copper-
as a|lum.blaa vitriol,t.tnnatto.t:urcuma.oilvit-
9
rittl. &t.'- .
Also, Pearlasltsalzeratttssoda.alcohol. gum
Shellacflun, copnl,giitntragacanth.turpcuttne,
ms," ,,,l,mng nl|](:.('llall'\,l'€-flllelllJ0l’flX.Cl()V€S.
1 . ‘H '

(,im,,,,n0n,nur,,,cg, mnce,sponge., wafers.seal-
;n_._y wax. tooth powder. genuine court plaster.
Harlemoil.British0il,opotleldnc.&('.

_ \V. E. Btssi-:Lx.. ,
N B. Physicians will do well tot-.all antl ex-
amine before i hey itttrclirise elsewlterc.

ASTIIDBS .' Stoves !

NORVVALIK

STOVE
llS'l‘.tllllilSlllllEN'l‘.

DI. ‘V. ]3lll‘l‘ilt has on hand anti is
t:iin:~.ltttitly rt-ct-iviti_t_r direct frnttt the fur-
nace, assortrnctits of STOVES, w'tticlt for
pxiellsiive ta]-inty of piittertts and tlnrahili=_v flftf
unstitpassetl by any other in the county : among
which is Satt'i'l R Spe.ltn:tu‘s iiitprovetl Cli:ttuJ'
51,,‘-.3, (-_-illipr liii wood or coal. at llr"\' and sttpe
,3," anlcle, in he foiintl at no other t-stztltlislt
metit in the county. Also. \Vm. Ctttitiitiglttinik
lmprovetl l)l'€'llliu'tn Stove, witicli has taken lllt.‘
prize in the stove race fortbc. last 3 years. 'l‘ltest-
strives, with their latest llI]prOV(‘lll“lllS will fttr
~uper.~etle arty other Cook bttivt-. now itt use
Great cart: has been ttikoti to prticnrc those cast
iugs that will witlisttttizl fire. Also it ~bet.-I trot-
t:ylindcr stovet-fa beautiful itnttcrti. which can
niit but please the fancy. antl fully S:lli~‘f_v as in
economy and cotitftttt. Also. Fraiikliit, Sucétr
loaf, Box. and every other tlc.st:riptiou of sttivt-s.

 

the season.

"t—; For -New York.—-’litit- stoop
Jutia Capt. G. Gjruminan. .\v ill
ctitnttteticelter regular trips on "It"-
. .15-b inst. leaving the landing at
Five Mile River, on Tuestlayobntl James Slip.
New York, oti Saturday ttfevery week through
It will he the endeavttr ttl'the,sult-
-criber to give satisfaction to all who favor him
with their Dtllrtitlagéélir Freight and llltirltetiiig
ofevery description received on the most favor-
able terms. Apply to the Capt. on. board. (tr
at the store of tltcrsubscrilter. W. C. SAMMIE-
.Norwttllt. March 14.1842,

FOR NE IV YORK.
’.Regulat' Trips tor the‘St-ason.

'I ma line fast sailing sloop
MARY WlLLlS.Capt. \ViLLt~
J. M t-‘.ttat't"i‘. Will cotittnt-nce her
regular weekly tripstti New Slip.
New York. on 'l'uestlay, the Slit. tttsttttit--
leaving Norwallt. (East side the Bridge.) every
Ttiestlay evcning,ttntl returning will leave. New
York every Salttrtlitv. thtttttglittttt the season.
All kinds of M-arkt-ting and Freight will be te-
ceived on arcttrtiti'itttlatittt.' Ierm-“Q
Cz)pl.M6l'rlll tcntlt-rs his €H!kU0\\'l(-)tl_9lllPltl.~ to
biscusttiniersand friends. for thcir patronattf‘
tltirtng the past seas-.ttt.atttl solicits it continu-
ance. oftheir favors.

NOVW}.ll-i. March 7th 1842-

UNION PUNIPS 1
For “tells, C-istcrns, the.

HE subscriber. General Agent lortlte Slate

ol'Ctiiittet:tir_-tit, for the sale of Stevens £\'
Van Allett’s Patent Union Ptitiilultits "Iii?" "P
his l‘e.~l(lt'llt‘e in this place. and Will li*_'l'll 0"
hand a supply of the Union. antl Force Pumps.
which may be examined at tiny time by calliiig
on E. H. Street. at the Par:l.et Orlice.

The Union Pump is tilrctizly known in this
vicittity, liavittg already been adopted to some
r-ttteut. So faras it has been used it has ,t_-_ivett
me most entire satisfactioii. The t-liiel' merit.-
.tftliis ptitnp consist in its durability. the east-
tviili \\lll('l| it is worked. in not llf'lllf‘.' sultjcct.
like the contrtinn pump to get out ufurder, and
its frctlom front llljllfy by frost.

The price oftiiis arlitrle varies 8f.'Cl)l'lllftg to
its len9,'h——one ofS ft., front base. 0!‘ ltlttllitftfh
$l5: and 25 cts for eacli 2ltlt.ll_llt'm8l foot up It) 30.
Ci.-‘tern pumps. 12 dollars." _

The oiidersignetl, who are now ustitgthe Uti
ion Pump. believe it to he sttpetinr to any other.
:ll‘.t'l give it their cheerful and hearty recomtuett
-latititt.

\Vm. R. James, Tltotritts Bent-tlitst, Jr. J
(i;]n", /lt. David Stevensott. lra Fttrtl. Not-tlru//:.
'l‘hotnas Reed. Darien. Albert S»-t-ly. .5tum
ft,-m’. Hickok dc Warren. New Canaan.

Force Pijnilis, lirrim It) 30tlt.tll1l!.~.‘.

.l. M. DEVI-ZAU.

Orders atltlrer4.=e_tl to the subsctilier. or lelt
with Etlward H Street. at the l>)(1C/$61 Q[]‘icc
or u itlt David Sit-vensott. at the 1\'orurttlA*_
[‘I0£cLgi\'lllQl(’ll1__'lll, will be promptly Dilt“lttll‘.'
tti Nttrtvttlk. ilt'lt-lit‘! 3tl. B 4

HEADACHE.
J Uoot-2 l’A'l"I"!!RS0l\'.
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The sitb.-it"rilier would iiivi.e tliti~r£ in the stow-
titarkct tot-all and look at his tissortttiv-tit bi-for-~
,,,,,.,_.l-m5in'._,‘ as it will he no tli~atlv2tt:tat_{e tti
them in purchasing elsewhere if so tli~ittt-‘t’tl-

Britantii:-i mettle Tctt and Ct-lli-.e l’ot.<,.§'putttt~'.
Knives and Forks, anti at Vttrietv of tattle and
kitclteu furniture. andirons sliovr-ls atid ltHl‘_’-“-
always on hand. The above stoves are war-
ranted oftlte best iron atitl smooth castings. and
the fixtures uro llI'.)K'P of the l)P.~l ittiiterials atttl
tvarrautt d to stand fire equal to any otli-rel for
sale. Also an assorttrtt-oi ofcoppt-r tin and sheet

iron work constantly on hand. -
42 - Witt. \V. lit:rtttt't"t'.

Consuniption ts: Liver Complaint.

R. T.-iI’LOR’S Balsam of Liv-
- C|‘\V0l‘I.—Thi3 Metltctt:t=t.~: t'e.'-illy (lttittt:
“-,,m]pi-5, New-r, wilhinmt-tlitral lilsltiry. has
there heart it medicine Wltlt'll could ltrrlitrttt :0
triiraculous ti cure as this is daily doing. Coti-
Sll!lipll'!ll secins tlisarmetl ttl'it.~' terrors and
Liver Cotrtplttitit vattisltes at oitctt when this
zitlmirablc \'e2eltJl)lt-‘. picparfttiort is tt~'f‘tl. Flt‘
eight years has this rcinedy,titaiutaiiietl its
position against every species of itnpusition.
ifraud and coiititerfeit.

2 Tickling in the Throat.-l know Di
Toy lors’s Btilsani til Livcrwott to be a certain
retiietly for this cornplain:,as I have used it
myself antl littmtl its cfii.-cts inttiiediate. l
was much troubled utitill [ll’ltlt‘ use «if this
metlicitie. ;\'I. 1.. Ht-:.\'stt.-iw,2ll Mnttgittst.
Iloars/iness—CuI'c(l.—For the ctiie of

of every kind, price anti quality. also received
during the past week a few tit.-ntlred coP"33 "f
Porters‘ Rhetorical Reader and Daltolls’ new
Arithmetic. for stile by the ll“?-*'-U *’L_ New Y""‘
prices. A few copies of Scott’: Life of Nal’”‘
leon - Spt1rli’s life of \Vasliitigton. with other
liistoiical books, which will he sold as cbezttt
as the cheapest, at the old §l?Jli({$\lEE. Bnrra|l's
. Buildings. l=‘5lil-In
Nortvalk. Oct. 25. 18-12.

NEVV Books.—A
lii.—tnry ol‘ the life of Ed-
ward.‘ the Black Prince
by G. P. R. James. The
Two Atltiiirals. b_v Coop-
- er; Physical Theory of
another life by the atitlior of Natural History of
Enthusiasm; Memoir of Mrs. Dwight and Mrs
Gratit by the Rev. H. G.O. Dwight, Missionary
in Persia; Evenings with the Chf0nlCl8T57 ll)’
R. M. Evans; Heroines of sacred history by
Mrs. Steele, also a large assortment of books

uitable for presents._ltist received by
W E Btsst-int.

Packets for New York.
From Hog/t's Landing. Norwalk.
WINTER ARR'ANGE.\lENT.
-\ THE Packets Mary A. Sclleck.
Capt. Byxbee, and Domestic. Capt.
‘ Merrill. ltave entered into tltctr
- "' Winter Arrangement. and discon-
' tinned their semi weekly trips. They now form
it. regular weekly litte. leaving Hoyt's Landing
every Tuestlay evening. when the ice and
. weather will pertriit. Returning they will leave
N. York.‘Janies ‘Slip, every Tliurstlay. through
the season. NOAH Si-:t.t.i-:cK.
V Norwalk.‘November 1842. 47

ATIIE For Salc.—-A first rate new
turning Lathe for sale lnw—apply at this
nffice. Norwalk. Nov. 6. 1842. 45

XES.-6 Doz. VVilson’s Axes at $1 per
piece. for sale by T L 81. J R Pt-;cK.

 ~PLASTER Z 3
 Sogtt/t_.No-rtttalk La.7l(lt71.¢7.

A flftiiiii of Plaster for sale very low for
iAugus:.'1'8“42.. .

, cash by. T L 6r.J R Ptacx.
Remnants !
F American. French and English Csilicns
-Black-antl Colored, Plain and Figtircil

sj|l;,;...Clnili=. Satiiiictts and (Iii-sitricvr-.-t, and
lip:-4 (if f)lllt‘l' R.PIU!l3]Y|l\3, will lit’ f‘-t'.lll7l mt tztir

 

 
 

 

ilttiiirst-iiess I can stroiigly rt‘t.'otrtittt-titlI)r. Tay-
tlor’s Balsam of Livers-.ort. l have not only
lfound great benefit, but many of tll_\ t'~tingrc¢_ta-
tion by my t'l‘Cti!ntlle'1tlillltttt have ret-civetl gri-at
betit~":t from its virtue.’ It is at. (Hlf,‘P niild.t-ll’i-
ccciousttutl ltartttlt’S.-‘. Rt-:v. Az. Lizwts.

Severe Coughs and Colds ——l have had a
most -st-vcte cold and cough for a long time
wliicli I could not get rid of. After ttsiug tttflll\_'
ttselesstbings I tried 'l‘a_vlor'.-t Balsani of Li
verwort. audit cured me iii a few days.

' JAS. B. Kt:ttt:ti\'ocK.

Raisiiig of Blood.-—Abottt two weeks ago I
had a fall. wlticltcatised mt: tti spit largt-qtiati-
lilies ofltlootl, \Vltlf'll nothing could ('lll't‘ iiniil
l l.rit-:t~f~'t'l9~tt¥?Rtr '[}n"y:ii’ir’s Bal$3l"‘[i)‘(lr Livcrwttrt.
The metlicitie grt me ‘il‘t')l}'.~l,’:f_-l‘tél.l(‘. rclit-faiitl in
ti very short time clfectctl an etttirt='cure. Let
all pcrsunstry it.

HUGH MC GARVI-ZY. 22 Cannon st.

' SUMMER COMPL.-\IN'l‘.— The Balsant
of‘ Liverwort iti several cases of this tlisease.
where all other remedies applied by physician.
have proved iticlfectual, has protlucetl ti perfect
cnrtt.

SURPRlSI.\iG CURE OF '(‘.O.L\"SUMl’~
Tl0N. --bit’. R. Gltttltlili. til Dt.'ll‘:i. N. ‘t". ttf a
naturally CODSUnll)ll\’eVctllhlillllititi, has l‘|PPn
saved front an urttititcly end by the use ol'fDr,
'l‘aylnr'tt Balsam o|'Livt.=rwort.. A severpt,-itld
brought on an attack of Plt.-tttrisy. and [hug
ended in getflal debility mitt Ct)llSllll*[)lilin. A
constant. ctitiglt. hectic fltislt. JP.~lIt-sg ni2l”s'
quick pulse. antl continued loss of fl--sh."augpr.
etl a speedy tleatli ; A
mad the use of this Balsam I grew better. and
am now fully restored to ht>:il:h.

SHORTNESS OF BRE.-\'l'H-.—-For this
disease. I have al't.va_vs found Dr. 'l‘a_vltir'.- Bsil
stain of Liverwort an c.\'t-.r.-llctit I'(‘HlPtlv, l. is
at /once so safe and so efl'ct.-t.ivt=. that lulwnvs
use it in my practice. and rccomtiit-nil it to my
friends. »I have used it in some litintlrerl_.(.l‘
cases within the past fotir years. and I liawa
never had it fail. lti many cases of asthma. I
ftilly believe it to have been the means ofsnv.
ing precious lives. Let all use it.

GEORGE R.u.rti. M D.

Nonegentiine but that prepared at 375 Bow-
ery. New’ York. as will be seen by the labels
and wrapncrs on each bottle. Be sine. you loot;
when you buy. The geniiitie cttn altvn . s he
olitainetl oftltc Subs-t:rirt=r'-* "unit for Noru all.-.

Jttflv A. ‘x\';.;}.;n,

Nivrwtillt. April 20th. I842. (51

_, LOUIS! FJOEEPI !~'l'liivtv hlils. Stttstar

littp I1‘_l22llf'j!_':-l (‘I-l'f"'t‘I il {lull far ..-ilg. 5,‘

..l..

back counter, for inst titic. hail‘ uliztt ll‘."‘.' t..-it_~l
by the cue. Guam: 8: Co's old stand,

West end afthe Bridge.

'1‘ L & J R Puck.
South Yortvsllt, Oat. 5.1842. l

but as soon as l t-titittiten-,_ '

thirty ycars.tbc first Judge of the Coiiiit_v in
which he lives. 
}l‘Iidttlelou'n, N,J.;:I.\'l_1l'I'ttll 12?. I840.

Gentlemt--ii—-You nfefll liberty to oiake sucl.
use uftltel'ollowitit_gcertificate asyoii tleetn \\ ill
best subscrve the purposes for which it is in
tended.

Cirti,/icatc of Jttrlgc Patterson.

l HI-ZRRBY CERTIFY that my daughter ha-
been afflit-tetl with sick headache fortlie spat-«
trful;-n-I §30_-y-cur» lino OI.I;L:.p.l'.O<_¢‘00V'\P:‘~'I:w1?~'n-0~ in
nhout two weeks frequetttly lttstittg '24 ltv-tt.'~
(luring which time the [I8l’tiX_VSnt.'~lHlVP lwt-it --
SP.\’t‘l’0.§I-‘ apparently soon to deprive her of lift‘.
And after having tried almost all other retrie-
dies lr, vain I ll,-1Vr* been induced as a last resort
to try Sptiliii’s Ht-adttclte Remedy as sold by
you ;;mtl to my great (llC~‘3I|']tttll|lH‘Pltl tttjoy til
lterselfantl all her frietttlsfoi.-tid vt-rv material
,-..li.»l‘ not-ii the first dime of the iiirtlit.-inc. she
has fullowetl tip tliedirections uitli ll.PtHll(‘lP,
and in every case when an attack was threat-
ened has ftiutid itntnetliatc rc-lit-f, until she is
near ltermanentl)’ cured. ‘The attacks are now
very seltlom.and disappear almost iii“-ttietlialely
tillevr taking the q’t.i:intit_y directed. A lt,opg- that
others may be hettefitetl by the use-oftliiis truly
invtilualtle metlicitie, has intlticetl titc toscttd
you the aliove, and remain your ttl)t"(llf'nl. scr-
§.am_ _. Jiztiu PATTERSON.

Judge ttftlte Court of C. P.

Sold ONLY by Coitistock .54 Co. 7| Miiideti
Lane. '

For snleonly in tlorwalk. by John A. Wcctl

o

tintl bv \rVPl)l) (VJ \Vliil(‘. Strtmf--rfl.

P I L E S,
stoortz-:ti'.41t1)‘ 
( Nlt3HUNDREDDOLLARSRE\VARD

has oeett ollerc:l- for trtoiiths. to any one
who will use a bottle of Ifat/s‘ Linintent fol thr-
[~’iles witlitttit l'tPitl_.'_,' cttretl. Of tltttitstitids sold
in tin one instance. has it failetl ufii cure. Proof
overwbelttting tti be seen where it is sold. ll
is also it or-rtttiti cure in nearly every case.
(externally) in the follmvitig complaints,

Forthe Piles, for all Drop-.t.v. 'l‘t-ttder Feet.
soar Throat by canzers or ulcers. Croup.
VVhoopittg Cough. Scaltl Heml. 'l‘i2htness til’
the Chest esttecially itt clitltlrett. Foul Ulcers
oftbe le.«_t_s.or other fttngtis sores. however oli-
stinatc or long standing. Fresh Wounds. Chil-
blaiiis. tkc. (kc.

LOOK OUT.

Some Swinrllers ltrwc counlcrfcilcrl this article
and put it up toll/t. curious deviccs. Do not be
ltllptl~‘l'3tl upoti. One thing only will prim-m
vnit—it is in the name ttf CO \lS’l‘()t?K 5; (‘0;
that name must be altvttysotzt/te Il)I'u[)]7cr.i)r vim
are cheated. Do not forget it. 'I‘m..= ihisflli-
rection with you. atttl test by that. or never bitv
it; for it is impossible for any other to be |_r|)eg;r
genuine. SOltl by Comstrgcg & Co.
71 Mttitlen Lane. New Yortt,

For sale only itt Norwalk by Janis A, \V,.;ED
and by Wizi-:3 at-. \Vni'rt-:. Sttitnfitrtl.

Commercial Garden 6: Nursery
9; PARSONS at co. Finishing, L. 1.

'l‘PiE Slll).~'CTili(-rs "Ire I"-ppnrp" ‘H
ff.'(‘I‘I\’8 ttrders for 'l'rt=t-S. élc front
the above G-'sl:|l|li~lllllt"lllt-‘. fr--in wi,i,.h
. _ - Cattbe;iitit‘tir(‘tlalltl..,,ml,l,. v,"i,,,ie.,

1 n ‘l
ol Fttttt and Forest 'l‘tet s. Oriiaitit-oval Sin» 1...

Roses, Dalius,Bu/bs.He'rl7acc/-us P/(nits. 

Great care has been taltt-it to select it... l,,.s,
vari_ct'ics ol Iliortttigltly tcstt;-tl fruits from the
must cttt'rt=Ct ‘:'HllI'(,'&‘S.

Atlitttttz the tlillérrt-tit varieties of fruit, niav
ht-. tiientittttetl. Apples, Pears, Plums, (.'lterrie.:,
Peaches. Qtllll(.‘l‘S Grape Vittcs. (Vt-.

TFPPS ttfglttttl size will lie l'ttrtii.<lit*t‘l. and
pitrchasers will be. dealt with iti it liberal tittitiiter.
Catalogues u ill be lprnislit-tl gnitis on .,,,,,l5-
«'a'i~tt- '|‘ L is .l R Pi-cit. Arm...-. '
Smith Niiruttlk. '\‘l}|l(-h -’)-) ]Q._l2_ 1.2

~-¢-

T 0 BuittIcrs.—-Ititttttttt .<..t.,.....
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l.ity_tP. .’\l~->_ 3llfl (thrasiiui P”.-i,-_ S-,,i.,,l,;,, '1”.
Fttttttittan _i--st rt-t'«-iv-~.l and «ill b.. .-..-ttt at i
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coitsistitig of \\"att-lttss, .Ieu¢-lry, Silver and

Hil ‘s p:it:es less than ever were oflim-rt in ibis ,,l,,c,.__
l hose ltt want ofany tning in ltis line willavail

 

Ha rd ware, :
C UTL'E*R Y. «Ste.

. Hp; s,,b3,,,-;l,¢,- ,,fi",—,'r,-, an 531.; a3._r;heap as to persotitil cleanliness. baths. (Site. should ne-

A can be found in any establislttuent in glectthe Heatl—tbe Hair—-the m_ostessential— ,
Fairfietd Cottrity, a large and complete assort- the most e,xposed——andthe most beautiful when
innit: or HARDWARE. CUTLERY. &.t-. oroiterly cared for. ofall the gifts til’ the Crea-
aninng which may be found— _ _
Hand, panel. compass. cross cut.back atid tnill or scurf with a certainty that the hair cannot
4 fall ottt, by the use of the Balm of Columbia.

English and American Chisels of all sizes
English and American Drawing Knives
Fore.jac.k. smoothing. match and-rabbitt Planes
Braces and bins of all kinds "'

Concave and cotnmoit Angers

[-lollowisand Rounds. sash planes, Grecian ovals
O. G. and Filletts. side rabbitt, bcadsaud plows
Common and mortice Gouge:

lroti and steel squares.ltevels and try squares
Platte irons ofall sizes antl qualities

A large assortmeriiofshell utitl auger bitts
-Broad and narrow Axes

iron straphinges all sizes‘ [Locks
Rim. upright. murtice.till, trttttk. chest and pad
(.‘lark's. cotnrrioti. table and Parliament Butts
Plmvs attd ca.stings—iiianttre forks ‘
Cast steel, English and Amer. shovels ts-spades
Rt-tl keys as scretvs—-escutclteon Gr. glass Knobs
Crtm bars cart and wagon boxes

Trace. halter. dog and lo.-k chains [sticks
\.Vell tr. heels and rope-—brass and iron candle-
Iron cook pols oftill sizes brass atid iron kettles
Carvers tattle and desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying pans——gritlirons

\VasEi tubs and boards--door mats

Blocking, horse. scrubbing dc whitewash brushes
Cast iron furnaces, spiders,antl fire (logs
Shovel and tongs. stub scythes, window glass
sashes. &r-. dzc.

A full assarttttent of Iron

English Inn wagon tyre. from
all tliicltcesses

and Steel.
1} to 13 inch

English tlt. cart do frotn 25 to 3 inch
Swedes do " do front '25 to 3 do
American do rotind do front 1;} to § do
Do do square do from 1 ‘to ‘§ do

Hoop and Bantl lrott,all widths

Soiinderson tSt'.Co'S best quality cast steel 3 and
goctagon. and lg. 1. 3. 3. square.

All these articles kept constantly on hand antl
for stile by Ctus. JSAACS.

Boot znntl Shoe Store.

THE subscribe. wo iltl return
his thanks to the public fortbeir
patronagctlirottgh the year 184i
and hopes by his attention to all
orders in hisline,to mt-.ril acotitititiaticc oftlteir
favors for 1840. He has on hand and constantly
mtmtifacturing,Gcntlemeii’s.Ltidics.antlmissee
Boots and Shoes, and Cacks. Metistires rfaken,
and work done by cxpertcttcetl ~.t~ori;tt‘.eti. Orders
thankfully received and ttutict utilly ttttcndcd to.
He has forsale India Rtibbcr and Daniel H.
Bond's patent Leather Overshoes. for Ladies
iind Gentlemen.

FINDINGS.-—A general assortnicnt kept
cottstantly for sale, cheap for cash. No. 3. 5,
l0.l2,Tbrcad ; Ttvist, Silk, pillt‘-Ill stabbing
Tlirend. Shoetnaker’t= Kit, Hammers, Pincers.
Rttsps, Shoulder Sticks, Float. Files. 3 square
Files,ttntl (’Vl'.'l'ytlt‘l.l(:l" tt.<tt:ill_vcaller! for in the
snoeinalcingline. HENRY UANDES.
Norwallt. Jan. 1.1842.

, BRANDRlETll’S PILLS.

HF. SlJl)St_‘!‘lllCf has been agent for the saleof
this valnalile tnetlicinc a tiutttlicrtifycars.
and ntitliittttl lia.-‘. been ti-t? iitt»-at-s of savitt_,t_t
tiiart_v ti life. lfit was tint for the many news-
-mporpnHe.r-nnstntttly fllllljijojl L: r.”- thp pnlilir-,
I wt‘-itiltljtttst stats». it ft-vs ' ‘es of l‘Ptl|:lfl(Hlll"
i-tin-9 xx hiclt have t-tiii.t:- li‘l.. i o-_\' nlts--rvation
tlue i think I titay be (‘.\'(‘l7.~‘-"ll ltt tttentitining as
it is so very itiipnrtaitt at this .~t-as-ott \\ltt‘ll out
village is Vl..~‘llt"tl by so tnrioy strtittgt-rs from the
citie.~:.sonic t-fthetii bflllgillg “ill! them that
tltcatletl tllSP5l.>S‘_,_ the _ gmtt/I port. A .-RCt‘:Stin

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that lmitltsttiiie tlisea.~‘r':"l'l’i13frietit_l. were alarm-’d
tttitl lwgati to tiittke ]ll'f-'l.l"f?lllt_tl) to leave the tin

liirtuttate stifli-.ter to his fair: when he. lgntiw_ing
where to lititl a retti-tly. prevailed on them in
repair to my shop and ptirt-liaise a box of these
Pills, an sttange—no. not slrtt1ige—beftire one
hox was taken. the tlisctt.-e }_'lJ\-t- may, at tl in a
few hours he was about the villtige looking as
smooth as if tttt.su,t;li tllsPHSP_._ll3'ltl ever attackel
his beauti'fi!l.- Cf)‘l1fi'i1‘;tia rtc'e. 'r i'T§la,_f£"lti.t" it mo

ment. but come. inimetliately on the first inti-
mation ofany disease, atttl the sure remedy is

at hand. LEVI CLARK. 34

 
 

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HE stibscrib r, thankful for the favm-sol
the past year, hopes by his strict attention
to his business to inetit a continuance of their
titvors for the ensuing year.
He has on liantl a grind assortment of Harness
es-,Sadtlles.Britlles. Martittgals.Trunl-ts.Valises.
Carpet Bags. Halters and Collars, ttlvl-ch he
will sell in prices to suit those who may be dis.
posed to ettctiurage ltim with their patronage.
He has alsoa gtiotl assortmeiii of Harness trini-
tnincs.Curriage and Ridi g \Vhips, which those
who may be in want it! are respectfully invii-
_t‘(l to coil and examine for themselves. ‘He has
also a large assortntent of Riding Bridles. and
Mattingal-s, which be will be ready to sell at a
.-mall atlvaiice from cost. Also a gooil assortment
nfltidia Rubber, Felt. and \Veb Braces of his
own manufacture. which will be sold cheap fior
cash. All orders tliankfully received and
pttnctttally attendetl to. The strictest attention
paid to all ‘kinds of repairing.
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber
whose accottnts are of longer standing than 6
months. are requested to call and settle without
delay. “'31. B. S\VAN.
Norwalk. Sept. 19. l8-12. '

sultscribt-r having made arrange.
ments to remt.-ve from Nm»w;,ll,, of.
-- t ‘ fers his place for sale at a bargain.

The Hotise is nearly new and built in mud-

 

Pnblic i,i!'(’elt, atttl consitl.-.-.~.l one 0" me mos,
tlesirttltle places in Norwalk. As a person
wisliitig to ptitcltase would no doubt expect to
t-xatnitie the premises. a furtlter description is
tinnecessnry. , LEV. CLM,K_

He is also rt-ttrly lt'tll°:ttt!3P oftiisstocl. in trade

Plated ware. and must kinds of fmicyariicles 3|

[Saws tor.

..‘..a J H Meeker, Retltling; Judd 66 Coming.
Beiliel: David Pearce, Dttnbusy.

Strange it is ‘that persons who attend strictly

Perfectly free may it be kept of ‘daridrafl

Ladies. will you make your toilet without this
article? 1 answer fearlessly, No, ifyou have
once tried and experienced its purifying effects
-—its sweet‘ perfume.

A hundred articles have been put forth on
the credit of tltis—the only first-_—tlte only real-
ly valuable article. A mass uftestiniouy from-
all classes to these facts.

LOOK OUT—Counterfeits ate abroad, look
always for the name of CUMSTOCK dc 
oti tbesplendid wrappers, and netet buy it \\ it’h-
out that name.

, For sale only in N0f\\'fllh by John A. VVeed
and by W'ebb (Sc \Vliite, Stattifortl,

From the Boston C/tronicle, Jan. 16.

We see by an advertisement itt another col-
umn that Messrs. Cotnstock 6.: Co., the Agents
for Uldritlge‘s Balm ofColuttibia, have depu-
ties to sell that article in Boston anti elsewhere.
\Ve know a lady oftliis city wliuse hair wasso
nearly gone as to expose entirely her phrenolo-
gical developetnents, ‘which. consitlering that
they betokened a most amiable disposition. was
not in reality very unl'ort.'u‘nate.' ,Nevcrtlir,-lcss
she mourned the loss oflocks that she had wqjttt
and, afterayear’s fruitless resort to miscalled
restoratives. purchttsed. some montlis ago. a bot
tle or two of Oldridge’s Balm. and she has now
ringlets in rlclt profusion, glassy‘. and of Craven
blackness. \Ve are not putliiti_g—nonc of the
commodity has been sent to I)S,_&ll‘l,(i,,ip(l8f.‘(l_. \\e
do not want any. for though \_K'e_\V(7"rQ0l),~l,ge_d to‘
wear a wig a yeanago. we have tlttw‘. through
its viritie, hair enough, and ofa passable quali-
ty of our own.

DARING FRAUD.

The Balm of Columbia has been itr.itatetl
by a notorious counterfeiter. Let it never be
purchased or used unless it have the signature
of CO.‘viSTOCK dc CO. on a splendid wrap-
per. This isiheonly external test that will se-
cure the public from deception.

Address COMSTOCK 66 Co.

Wholesale Druggists, New York, 71 Maiden

aaflt’.

For sale only in Norwalk,b_y John A. \Veed.
atid by \Vebbsc \Vhite, Stantfurd.

I_IAVE You a Cougli;!-,-._Do riot"i'it=g
-Nlect it !-—'l‘liuusantls have ttict a prema-
ture tleatlt for the want of a little atteutiott to a
common cold.

Have you a cough ?—-Rev. Dr. Bartltolc-
mevt.-'3 Expectorant Syrup, it safe ittctlical pre-
scription. contaitiitig no poisonous tlrugs.1at'ttl
used in ati extensive practice for several years.
will most positively afilird relief. and save you
from that awful disease pulititiitary consumption,
‘-\-'lll(tll usually sweeps into the grave. huritlrcds
oftlie young, the old, the fair, the lovely and
the etty.

Have you a conglt ?—Bt= persuaded to pur-
chase a liottlcoftttis lixpecittratit Sytnp to day!
'l‘o nittiruw may betoti latc.

Have you a cough?—Bartholcmew's Ex-
pectorant Syrup is the only remedy you should
talteto cute you.

For this plain reason :—'l‘hat in no one of
the thousand cases where it has been used,
has it failed to relieve. A

For sale at tbctlrug store ol'Ci;tii..~uiclt-& Co.
antl at nearly all rt-.spr-t-izililc I)rtt;_- Stores.

Sold by Comstock 6; (Jo 71 .\laitlt-it Lat';e.-
in Norwalk. by John A. \VPl"i only. mail by
\Veltb (SC \Vltitt= Slitlfllitltl

S CHOOL Book Repository.--E mer-

stin's first, sect-ittl and third pair Arithme-

was lake" upttf£%;l;,-;;,_;.,,l?:jl_,;,.l ,..,-..,-V _s\.'nu:l()nj_ ,,_.p I.ll.' ;.-;D:i.linll's new lllt|)l't)\'t'(l. by lll_(“*.(lttZT,‘l’I. at

piiltl:‘;~’bers ‘price-s. t\lr-tttlitty.-t_’ l:‘rg*n'clt and En-
.'ll$lt Dictiottary : Andreus 2lttlli.Sltit_ltltJl'(l'.~‘
Latin (iraiitiiiarautl lltsntlt-.r: I.et-izm-'5 French
Gtatttit-ar; Goudrit-li’s Gteck Graniirtar; also
.-in assortment of School Books of every de-
~'(:rlpIittn._itiSt received by W E. BISSELL.

June bth. . '_.
Teaclters siipplied on the m?)§t"rees(”1'.n_a-li‘le
terms -.'-:-‘ '

PURE Gin-gcr.—-J00 Kegs Pure Ginger.
for sale at a reduced price, by
Norwallz. Jan. 10 HUBBELL 6.: Co.

. 3 .
Pazn ts do--02 ls.
Kegs of white lead. ground in oil. 5

10 casks Linseed do, 3 do Fish do and
aqtiantity of Larnpblack, Lithiitge, &c., con
<tautly on hand and for sale at reduced prices,
26 by Fm-znisiticx ST. JUHN.

[FE can be Preserved l-How often
do we bear it observed, when an individu-

al is ponitetl out who looks as ifrapidly approach-
ing the grave. ‘poor fellow! he cannot hold out
much longer!’ when at the same time his life
. .Igbt be saved. This remark applies more
partictilarlyto that most fatal complaint of ottr
climate. C-onsllnlptionl PhySlCt€lU5& tnctl-
ical men all unite in saying that any disease. if
taken hold ofin time. catt be conquered. This
stands to reason, and should be remember_ed- 
every body. Beware ofa cold.’ from thatsprings
innumerable diseases, sticli as small pox, fevers,
rheumatism. die. die.

The Clarified Essence got’ Hoar-
hound is of.tlie triost extraordinary value in
stopping the origin ofall these species of com-
plaints. It is not only tiscfui in curing affec-
tions oftbe lungs. but. from the nature of its
composition, is also excellent for the blood. pur-
gingit ofits llt)n]0t'8.& rendering the system pure.
As acatllartic, or getttle purgalive, it
cannot be tleniett but that it possesses the quali-
ties necessary to’ remove from tlte stomach all
impurities. and leave the bowels
state.
ettt ingredients, it possesses all the requisites
necessary to preserve bealtli from most of the

nately subject. The annual salesofthis article

For sale also, by I J Booth Stratford; Wm

and Organ. _. _ _ _
riettt‘é'i.'-. in music,.hc,feels confident in htsalti it

Stephen S,g_t_i,itl_i;.,-,'lt;s
Sttiitjlti;-' C ba's.~l§,3ta§8 ,'-_;
Street. . -

sciiber will niéet ‘with prompt attention:-.
25 -r - ‘-

have reached h eight withotita parallel in the A

P Arkney, Greenwich;
N. Stamford; S C Sillimau. Jr, New Canaan;
B Dyer, Bridgemm; C B wakeley. Fairfield; Ffm A Stttrges. Norfield; Abbott dc Frost. and
J, W Taylor. Westport; R Hoyt. Stamford;
P Arkitey. Greentticli ; Lockwood dc Finclt. N
Stamford; S C Siliiman. Jr. New Canaan ;

Win A Sttirges, Norfielil: Abbott 66 Frnst,l_ cum ofscrm-ula"&c_

 
 

CLE21NLlNE.S.S"()F— 71 1:1; '1-uut-1)’ j:ggtno"oottsot-iaj:r1fi:§t¥‘ai h 
.- . ' _ ,_ i - - sub: ‘bet respect u yo ers i emery
AND HA IR’ ' vices toil; public asa teacher of the o-

b give s’atisfactit_)n_.:::_-{ . “ M 

V Re/'?rie7tc‘cs.’--Rev." C. Me'a'd. , D

;‘ L,e‘vi.Cla,rk; A it E
J. ,Ca’mp, Jr ;_ “fat

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N,._.,i;."‘Pi;utos"i?utt¢irim_dgiants}.-g1“'iii.theties:

man_'ri'er ‘and on rea_s'on'ab,l .t_ernis. Any tird I__

left at thc‘sto_re of.\V.-E, Bi_ss§ll, or witlit . ‘b

 

_f ‘A . n't.o__

lIardvir:é:st‘c,r.i’(.’1lI:lil'l.:3i':!': ii‘-1,In‘s._ lioilo .
Ware, 1VIcchaI'|icS"" '.l‘..ojo,l§§,— 1|I'll.I'eIf§
Utensils, _lt'onf, Steel, s-Paints, Oils,

. Glass; &l‘. ‘ , , _
\VllOLEa‘‘A"LE "& RETAIL. 
Opposite Hoyt’s Land-ing, Noru'a.’A‘. j
HE subscriber is now receiving direct from
the ttianufacturers a large assortment :‘

ftireign and domestic Hardware. Cutlery. «Sic.

ibe lowest Nzw Yoi/(prices. Mcrt-hants. Build.

st here. Among the assortment ntay be fottutl
600 tlt.z C2ark's broad cttdnattow Butts
E00 Gross Screws asstiitttl front g to 3 llttllli _

I00 tlt.z English and Atiit-.rit-an Ltitcltcs
200 tlt 2 Files half fflltlttl, flat and tttptr
I000 papers 'I'a‘t‘ks. Brads and Sptiraltlt-it.

antl Ftitlis.
100 drz Frame Pullies ‘
1000 l. s fine wrought Nails 6d. 8d anti 10d
50 tlt z Slates and 5000 slate Pencils
'* .30 ..dléz Horse Cards
2001 papers Fish I-ltitd.s assort'd
200 Regs No. 1 Extra atid pure White Lead
300 Loxcs Frenclt and American Glass
Amerir-aii,Upriglit. Plain, Motticcartd Escutch-
eon Lot-ks, with Argcntinia. Hit and presscd

Glass. Miticral. ittittcralplatt-d, silver plated

attd brass Knobs. Esctttcheun Latches. do do.
A great variety’ of line and low priced pocket

Cutlery; do. do. do. Scissors and Sliears.
"Flat, rountl, pod half rotiritl. taper. and mill

Saw Files; wood. horse. and shoe Rttsp.-,
Glass antl wood l{nt.b.~t, screw do. bed caps. do
Keys, Table Ct.-stors. tlo. Butts. Slim-it and
Tongs; long, short tttttl swittg fryitig l)1n;:.;
Brass Kettles. Pots. Kettlt--s. _Bttt.e Pan...
Spiders, Skillets, High Pans, Stctintt-ts, Stove
Kettles, ’l‘ea do. aiitl Fire Dogs.

Mill. >4 cut. haiitl, pannel, back. whip and
key hole Saws: Angers, do. Bills. Carpenters’
Planes, Premium Plows, Grass and Cradlg.
Scythes, ltay I: manure Forks.

Cast Steel, steel plated. and iron shovels and

Spades. , .

Coil. Ox. Trace. Halter antlI_lJack‘ Cltniris.

Aconiplete assortment of Paints anti Oils,
Coach and Cabinet (iltie. ‘

English square. round. and flat Iron; S“'FPIl§
square-and flatdo.; Atiterican rountl.ovtil. flir
antl square do.; hoop and bantl do; cast. lCis.;_g
blister.Gernian, spring and A!Tt(:'fll!Z!_l‘t St.-_-t

W. C. 5-'l"Rll-Pr.
Norwalk. Sept. if). 1342.

/ LOZENGES, and well tlzcy mziv. but
they are as pltasant an the best pcpperrititit
Candy. and possess all the pritpertim. Itqltlfiltrf
for curing them when sick. Dr. >_'ttt:tt.'tt.m I.-.-
an t'X[.Pl’l(‘n('('(l Plt_\ siciiitv. ntztl rt ii.rtt.l rt of the
.{\'lerlit-al Stir-icty ofllte city if N('\\ Yvtlt. am!
has abantloiicd a large and llH'H|ltl.¢'i'tt'1l(‘lice
to enable him to ititrodtit-e l‘l(:tt'.|t'll3r~. in
this pleasatit foviit. I-‘ixe _\t-t.r’n {.\llt‘llt'|-I 6,
and the t-onstimptiun nl one lllH!tlrt"tl;tl.-tl it.-. my
six tons of his Lt 7.t‘ltg~(>'S_, has plat.-t t.l tlii-in inf.
_\-nntl tlottbi or lllN‘(‘!lIllltl_V,

Worms Csusr: DEATH and many sitfli-r rt:-r
lllfllttllfi. atitl cw-n years. from them. without
su.-=pectiiig the cause. Tltey may be lttiovtn by.
a bad breath. picking at the I:().\‘(’, gnawing of
the stoinaclt paleness about the lips and fltishcd
checks. starting in sleep, grinding of the teeth,
pain in the stntitach, belly. limbs. and joints.
flashes ofheat, t.-hills. drowsiness. lteadaclte. fits.
bad taste in the motith, dry cough. fevetishness.
vorac'io_us appetite,.leanness. itching of the arms

- <3£c-_lfifl_ii‘~'tt: tnultitude of bases these Lozenges

ltave ‘é'u‘retl.is almost incredible, and a failure
has never hc'en"k-nown.

Mr H l-IAD WILL S-131.11‘. is often said by
those who ate sttltjrct I011 lit-atlm:lte. Slit-rtiittit's
Campltor Lozenges will ctttt. any case. no ll‘!!!-
ter how bad in ten minutes. _Tbcy t-tire palpa-
tatiun oftlie lieart,'Sea Sicknesses. Luwttess of
Spirits, Desp,ondent-y.Fatigue and tnnst nervous
Diseases. in that short space of time. They
tlispel_all.tl_te distressing symptoms of a night‘:
<lisSi.‘iil!.tillF>it."keép-trpitlie spirits. and enable Geo.
‘Washington Dixon to‘ walk 75 hours without
rest or sleep. He said he could not have done
it without them.

Mr Covert Wiu. KILL Ms: say many, and
still they go On!-D‘;-3 le_L-ting, it till the graveswal-
lowsthein ft j.~S ‘r.ni’¥in‘t-Ctiugli Lozenges will
inffrirzdint _',z_’i"llay all ordinary cases. They
cttre the ni’nst obstinate. recent ones. in a few
honrs, and never fail to do so. In Asthma.
\Vhooping Cough. Cough attending tneasles,
and tightness ol tli_e cht.-st they give instant re-
lief. ltt Ctttisttnfptitin, where death has not set
ltis seal, these Luzettges Will. restore the bloom
to the check and health to the otherwise lost
patient. Tb ey have cured a great many persons
that had beeogivcn up by their physician and
friends. Their celebrity for curing Coughs and
Colds so quick and easily is known throughout
the civilized world. and the demand for them is
beyond the conception of all. Only think of
five or six Lozenges, as pleasant to the taste as
a common sugar plumb. curing the -most dis-
tressing Coughs in less than tltirty minutes.
RHEUMATIS AND Lvatmaa. Pain and Weak-
ness in the Breast, Side, Back. or any part of
the hotly. Female \Veakness, Falling of- the
\Vomb, Piles. dzc. cured by Sherman’: Poor
Man's Plaster. which cost only 12; cents. Ap-

plied to corns. it draws them out by the roots

without the least pain. When such men as the
Hoti. Aaron Clark, Hon. Ed. 1. Porter. Hun.

_ B. B. Beardsley, Rev. Darius, Anthony Rev

_ '" 3 ltealtlty Sebastian Streeter, Rev. Mr. Hatidrock. Doc

Being compounded uftwenty live difl'er- tors Mott, Rodgers. Sntitlt. and Vanderpno .
Col. C. S. Bensonand Major Upbam.“ lendtheir
sanction. with the thousand» of others that have.
, , , been cured by using Shel'n)an's'Lnzengcg. mm‘;
A RARE cluNcE.—'1'he comnlatntsto Whwlt ltttm-tn nature ts unfortu- can doubttheirgreatand unquestionable t«tn.m.

WAREHOUSE, 106 Nassau street, New York.
gent for Norwallt. Joint A. Wt-ztm. 4-1
For sale also. by I J Booth Stratford; Wnt

sale of medicine in this country. No other BDyer, Briilgeport; C B Waltele Fairfield--
t.rn siyle. it lS.lr.l(?!lle(l in one ofthe pleasaniesi proof is needed of its merit. Sold, wholesale J W Taylor,.Westport; R, Hny;,y’s’,amf,,,d,;'..'
places in the village, on the west sitle of the and retail. by JOHN A. WEED, Not-walk,

Lockwood dc Finch.

H Meeker. Redding’: Judd éc'Corning. Beth.

el: David Pierce. Danbtiry. , I52

- ENUINE swainvs Panacea for the
at Bissn.x.‘s

J51

tinrti.-elvesol-4liisoppori unity to get them cheap_.

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' scum No'w‘lk.‘Pm 27. 1842. I ‘ qmfllntiiigtiggggg:lldairgngézfiigzsgrtyggkbnfzfifi lust received and for sale bv

BIND Stones.-.-A new Supply Oriya...

.la.v

OCK salt suitable for grinding. for sale
HUBBELL d£CO. ’

Scotia ‘Grind Stones, awsuperior article.

June 6th.‘ ' HUBBELL 8:60. B

920

Barrels bleached. Speqyrrn, Lampou .
vervcsuperinr-article t_ii‘rectlfro ghhw '

odl'ord,jiitu rec'd. for solo by 8 '-Stung‘;

 

,Frti,tfi~.his long practice'and‘éx_ii’§ 

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whicli will be sold either wholesale ot rr~.tail. at J

ers atitlother pUl’t:h8S(:IS.'af,8 invitt-tl to exam- '-—;':'
ine the goods and prices before purt-ltasittg else‘.-' ‘ '

200 tlt.Z Locks. hssttrtul Ei.gli;-it and At:t‘t:i’ic7_ap r'- 

200 dt-z iv.tr‘~.‘. but it and bone liaizdlrtt I\’l'ri_V"(l”s_y.. _

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