t it
lb-
731?
..—._’‘—‘‘;.‘\-x
HE subscribers have on hand a large sup-
plv of material for Tori_ibstories and monit-
ments, and are desirous of serving the public in
their line on terms more favorable thtttt they
have been able to di here'ol'ort=. and at a cori-
siderahle retlucti in from the prices deriiautletl
by itinerarit tlealersfrotn other ScCti0ItS- AS
rib trifling expctise attcn-ls the cornniou mode
of seeking out jolis, they ll()‘.’\' offer to supply
orders left at their yard, at prices at leas hfteen
or twentv oer cent. less than they have been
able to alforri the some quality of work to ttmcs
past. That this is not mere assertion. lb?
public are invited to call and ascertain tor
themselves. Much tleccp'.i'tn has been tt_tt}C-
llceil upon those t_inacqti-ainted with thequzilit.te.=
of marble and the tlitfereut grades of work-
manship by the. class of ilinerants alluded to
The truth of this is plain t.o the most sul““"
ficial observer by a comparison of the Slttttes
introduced from abroad with those-. winch have
heeii erected by the siibscritinrs. it is a lat.-I
that the prices paid by some tneiribers Ofuut
cornnlunity to fin-eign d filers lHl\,-e Fflllflfitl
considerably above those for \\‘lli.'!ll l.llC.ll2ltl<-‘r-
signed have been in the hrihit of fttt.ttt$ltl”.‘-I. ll”
same article. Let. tliose who wish to l_’U"‘
chase. at least test the truth of these assertttttts
and give their patronage where. economy sug-
-gsls. I‘). I)RlCE & SON-
Norwallt, Feb. 14, 18-12.
PAIIVTS AND OILS.
LtNst;;t.;D, Wont... L:-imp and Neats-foot
Oil; Vertligiismrosiie 'g‘rcc.n arid yellow.
groundin oil; Lnmu Black. l tirpetiiiue. Black
Lead, Venetian Rail, yellow Ochre. Lyiharge.
Red Lead. Cop-.il. Japan &;.l)l'|,‘1lll- Vitttt‘-Sits P"_"
ty, Tar, R«_)sil], Oatium, and tillother articlesin
the Palm line. for sale cheap. by T- L- &'—-]-R
1’E(;5_ Sriiilli Ntirwalk, March. i342.
The Place to 33513’ Books Cheap.
IIE subscriber has just received it l3~l‘£Ze 39‘
Coirisninption ac Liver Coniipciint
' R. ’i‘1iYL{_BvR’S Balsam of Liv-
. crwort.——'1‘hi~.t Medicineis really doing
tvonders. Never, Withiri medical ltistory, has
there been it medicine which could perform so
stimption seems disarmcd ofiis terrors,and
LiverCompl:1ittt vanishes at once when this
admirable vegetable piep:iration.is used. For
eight. years has this remedy maintained its
position against every species of imposition,
fraud and counterfeit.
Tickling in the 'l‘hroat.—I know Dr
Taylors’s Balsam of Liverwoit to be a certain
remedy for this complain:,as I have used it
myself and found its effects immediate. J
was much troubled uutill made use of this
merlicine. M. L. Hi~:ts'suAW,2l1 Mauginet.
Hears/Lncss-—Cln'e(!.—For the ctiie of
litiursenessl can strongly recommendDr. Tay-
lor’s Balsam of Liverwort. I have not only
l'ouiid great benefit, but many of my congrega-
tion by my rccotnrnendatiou have received great
benefit from its virtue. It is at once rriiltl,cl’ft-
caciousantl harmless. Rev. Az. LEWIS. -
Severe Couglrs and C'olds,—I have had a
most severe cold and cough for a long time
which I could notget rid of. After using many
tiselesstliings I tried Taylor's Balsam of Li-
verwort, audit cured me in a few days.
JAS. B. Kir;nninocx.
Raising ofB_lood,--About two weeko ago ’ I
had a fall. whicbcaused me to spit large quan-
tities ofblood, which nothing could ctire until
I l.ricd Doctor Ta_ylor’s Balsam of Liverworl.
The l'nP.(.llCll)Bg‘t\’8 mo immediate reliefand in
.'I very short time effected an entire cure. Let
all pcrsonstry it.
HUGH Me GARVX-ZY, 22 Cannon st.
SU\l .\’l E R COMPLAINT.— The Balsam
,-,f Liv:-.rWUrl in sevcralcases of this disease,
where all otlier remedies applied by physician.
hag proved ineliectual, has produced a perfect
urn. .
C SURPR.lSI.\IG CURE OF CONSUMP-
TION. ——.\Ir. R. Gladdin. ofDell.-i, N. Y. of a
naturally consumptive constitution, has been
saved from art untimely end by the use of Dr.
Taylor's Balsam ofLiverwort. A severe cold
l.)l‘i)U,t_'_lIl oil an attack of Plcurisy. and thus
ended in general dehility and cotisumption. A
constant cough, hectic flush. restless uiglits,
quick pulse, and continued loss of fler-ih.auger-
ed a speedy death ; but as soon as I commen-
ced the use of this Balsam Igrew better, and
am now fully restored to liealth.
SliOl~L'l‘NESS OF BREATI-l.—For this
disease. I have always fotiod Dr. Taylor's Bel
sam oi'Liverwort an excellent remedy. It is
at once so safe and so effective, that I always
soririierit of litmks. A new and V-‘-tlttitltlf‘
mllectpm ul’St;mrliirtl anti .\liscellaueous worlgs.
which will he sold at prices to def)’ c"‘"l’,"“"""
'l‘lio.~'e in want will please mill and e'x’t)lflllle.ll)f
[t,,,,,,s.3t..,.s_ You will find Bibles ofcvery kitid
and qtmlity fmtti 25 to 38. also Lite largest col-
lection of Prayer Books ever offered in this
' ' 2 H335.
iilirl New Years Gifts for 18-13 at
redccctl prit:e.~;. Blank Btoks in any q;rarttil.V-
tifevery kind, price and quality. also received
(luring the past \\'Cr‘li a few litititlrcri coptesof
Porters‘ Rhetorical Reader and Dtilmlls’ new
A,-;thmet‘,,,-, fur sit]? by the tl-=:!.:‘-.tl at i\"s~_v }for‘-:
prices. A few (‘nplé‘S of Scott's Lift: of Napo-
leon; Spark’s life of \Vashirigton. with Other
historical boolzs. which will he sold as cltettp
as the cliezipest. at the oltl stand No. 3. Bttrrttll
Biitlr_lirit,zs. W E Bt~:si;t.L.
Ni\r\\’;lll(. On? 25. lS~l2-
NE"i;v' "E-3ooks.—A
hi;[,’,r\' (ll. lllf‘. (ll. Ell‘
\\i'lTtl.. the llliit-li Piirtcf
by ta‘. 1’. R. James. 'l'tIt*
'l'\vri Atltiiirals, liy Coop
»“‘-*“ er; Phvsit-al Theory of
,mml,ertife 1,‘: the pull)!!!’ of Nztttmil llistory of
F.ntliusiasrii :. Marti-iir ttlidl .'S- D“'l.‘.'lt‘ Ullfl M '5
Grnrit by the Rev. ll. (.1‘.O Dwlflltls t‘ll5>‘|'”l3"_V'
in Persia: Evening“ ‘Vllll ill“ Gll""m‘l'l‘3"°’ by
R" M_ [.;._.m~,5; [—]grt)il’|('s of sacred liistory by
M,.,,_ S,e,.1,,_ ,,t.,, ,1 l:tr;__v_t>. :1S.~‘nl'llllf‘lll of books
suitable for prcsertts. just rt-fceivt-tl by
\V E l§i.-si:r.x..
KES.—-G Doz. \V'ilson’s Axes at 531 ll"
. piece. for sale by T L 51. J R Pl-JCK.
0 Batik‘.-ers.—l00.(?00 Salntnit liricit
150.000 l‘l:H'tl lirittlt. 25 C-"l"li3 Hllrs
Lime. Also, 300 Chcsnut Posts. suitable for
Feiitzing. just T€t2'.‘l\'!‘t'l and will be sold at
Prices to i%lilllllf}lln1E‘\‘.l‘}’ 'l‘ L 8: J R PINK-
Suttilt Norivall{.April 27. lS_=l‘2.
{(5 Szufi's.—-(,'.>iinwriotl. L0‘.-lwritid. Nit’.
- wood, l1_opt=,r Nip, \/Voritl, Red \Voo:l.
Ftisiic. illadrler by the barrel _or less qttaiittty
Blue Vitriol. Rt-tl'l‘uijl:Jr. indigo Vt.-rrli;'_:tt‘-it Al‘
um. Copperns, Extract Logwood. &c.. for sale
cheap. for cnsli onlv, liv -i .“- \Vl’-t‘3D-
EL.——\Viriter Strained Bleaclietl Sperm
Oil of verv Superior quality. for Sttle by
' J A Wrzizn.
ILBERT’S Lcatiicr I’ii'cscii'va-
tivc—For reoovutiiig Old Leatlier and
]3ff‘.S€‘l‘\'lllf_t‘ n’-w, for sale by J A ‘.\"i~:t'.D.
TOCKS,Scarfs,Collars and Bosoins.for sale
clmap by LEVI CLAriK.
COFF1-.\’
RESII Teas.-— Five chests Hyson.
Young Hysou, and Souchong Teas,just
received and for sale at low prices by
T L (C J R Piticx.
.’latcsl'urnislied at short notice by
Lirtvi CLARK.
HE Court of Probate for the Dist. of Nor-
T walk, hath limited and allowed six months
from the date hereof,l'or the cretlitorsto the estate
of Alfred R. Paruzclce.
late of Norwalk, deceased, to exhibit their claims
for settlement. Those who neglect to present
their accounts, properly attested, witliiu said
time. will be disbarred ti recovery. All persom
idebied to said estate, are requested to make
immediate payment to Teas. B. BUTLER.
_ Alniioietrator.
Norwallt. March I3. 1943. 311]
Court-. of Probate-—District of Nnr’«vnlli-—-
State of Connecticut.
Cyan; A. MI-SAD, Esq. Judge.
‘'1' a‘Court of Probate. holdcn at Norwalk,
within and for the District of Norwalk. on
the 11th day of April. A. D. 1843, upon the
Petition of Hanford Davenport, ofNcw Canaan
Guardian of Sarah Seeley, a minor under the
age of21 years, showing to this Court that said
minorowus an undivided right in a ccrzaiu tract
ofland lying in said New Canaan. in quantity
aboutelevcn acres. with the buildings standing
thereon, and bounded North by Enoch St. John
East by ltigbway. South by Lewis Richards and
west by Amos Ayers. and praying for liberty to
sell the S.'tlft)t‘, as-per petition on the file will ap-
pear :-c-Ordcrctl that Mundtiy the 19th. day of
June r:cxt.nt 10o‘clot:k foreucott, he flsslrgtletl
fora ll't3arll‘._,',!’t){) said petition. hi the Prtkbate
Office in said Norwallt: and said petitioner
was directed to give notice thereof‘. by pol-li.-h-
iggihis order,in ti ricwsptiper printed in Nor-
wallg, three wcclts successively, at least six
weeks before said day cf_ta‘.tt.s.ignment;
use it in my practice, and recommend it to my
friends. I have used it in some hundredsof
cases within the past four years, and I have
rtever hail it fail. In many cases of asthma, l
t'.,|ly believe it to have been the means ofsav-
irigprecitius lives. Let all useit.
GEORGE RALPH. M. D.
Noriegentiine btit that prepared at 375 Bow-
ery. New York, as will be seen by the labels
arid wrappers on each bottle. Be sure you look
when you btiy. The genuine can always be
obtained oftlic Subscriber's Agent for Norwalk,
JOHN A. \Vr:i:n.
Norwalk. April 20th, 1842. 61
7E ii E subscriber liasjust rt:cei‘.'ed a very fine
lot of ‘Watclies and Jewelry which will
he sold at a cheap rate. Fine cold case, full
i-twelcd Lever \Vitl(.‘llP8, at $550. full jeweled
jSilt~r=.r Levers at 5525, very fine Lepine extra
iewcls, for £515, common scapement watches
it proponi.in. Gulrl guzi rd keys at 129. some
.:-..~r formerly sold at $3; elegaiit ladies‘ brilliant
breast pin-s, very cheap: finger rings of all
prices and rlcscriptioris; tliertriometers, spoons,
tea pots, knives and forks, pen knives, scissors,
&t:. <S:c. Very fine Brass Clocks. lt0llSlt<’-Cl 0-
G. fritiiies for S5. \Voorl Clocks for $2; and
S3. warrantrrl. LEVI CLARK.
A '1‘
C0st.—The subscriber of-
are
fers to the public his entire stock of
Hi-éfiltl Groceries and ready made clothing.
t_...__"fiv"£-'*"«“-ll ' at cost until the first day of April
next, at his store a few rods East. of Norwalk
Britlce. .
Also, he ofii-rs to rent the said store for one
or more years and possession given on said first
of April rivxt.
N. B. All persons indebted to the subscriber
are requested to make immediate payment.
Eowm LOCKWUOD.
Norwnlk. March 6. 1843. 11
Court of I’robate—~District of Norwulk--
State of Connecticut.
Crncs A. Mr-:.»u>, £sq.Judge.
T it Cotirt of Probate, holden at Norwalk.
f within and for the District of Norwuilt, on
the lltli day of April, A. D1843.
Upon the Petition of Minot Crofoot of New-
Canann, in said district, guardian of Caroline
Seeley. Aaron C. Scelcy and Mary A. Seeley.
minors under the age of twenty one years.
showing to this court. that said minors own an
undivided right in a certain tract of land lying
in said New Canaan. in quanzity about eleven
acres. with the buildings standing thereon, anti
‘riound north by Enoch St. John, east by high-
way,south by Lewis Richards, and west by
Amos Ayers; and praying for liberty to sell
the same. as per petition on file will appear:
Ordered that Monday, the 19th day of June
next. at 10 o’clock. forenooii. be assigned for
a hearing on said petition, at the Probate Olfice
in said Norwulk: and the said petitioner was
directed to give notice thereof, by publishing
this order iii a newspaper printed in Norwalk,
three weeks successively. at least six weeks
before said day of assignment.
Aitest-— R. A. Wii.x.i uis. Clerk. 15
H E subscribers having been by the Hon.
Court ofProbate for the District of Ndrwalk
appointed.1-ommissioners to receive, examine.
and adjust the claims against the estate of
Williaiii Sturges.
ofthc Town of Wilton. who hath assigned the
same in trust for the benefit of his creditors,
hereby give notice tbatthey will meet on the
business of said appointment, on the first Mon-
days ofJune and September next. at 1 o’t:lot-k
P. M. at the house ofJehiel Grumman, in said
Wilton. Six months from the 25th day ofMarcli
tilt. has been allowed by said Court lbr the ex-
hibition of said claims.
Commis-
2 aioners.
F.n.is'rus STURGES,
l\’lAl.TBll-1JEJ..l.l!‘F,
\Vilton. April 4. 1843. V I4
HE Court of Probate for the District of
Reddirig. hath limited and allowed six
months from the date hereof, for the creditors
to the estate of
Aaron B3/ington,
late of Reed-ling deceased, to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who neglcci to
present their claims. properly attested , “ 't:.liin
said time, will be dubarrcd 11 recovery. All
pcrsoris iritlobtcd to said estate, are requested
to make immediate payment to
' filrirtr Bri.\'o'roN.Exr:cutrix.
Forlding April 6,1343. I5
LBANY Ate.--50 bbls. Albany Ale.
at $5 per barrel, kept constantly on hand
‘figs:-. R. A. Wr"x.x.tAI‘I Clerk. 15
land fut note by ‘ Fitlb. 51-; Jenni.
niiritculous a cure as this is daily doing. Con- ’
For New York.
TUE fine fast sailing Sloop
J ii I i a, Captain G. Grumman
will conimerit-e her regular weekly
. ., .. _. trips, on 'l‘tiesda_v. the l.4.|h instant,
leaving the ‘landing at Five Mile River, every
Tuesday, and James Slip. Ne-.v- York. every
Saturday tlirongltoot the season. Freight and
produce ofcvery kind taken on the most reason
able terms.
The suhscribertendcrs his thanks. to the
public for their liberal patronage during the
past season. and ll-.ip':s to merit a continuance
oftheir favor. VVM.‘C. SAMMIS.
Norwalk. Murcli 12. 18-13. i ll
FOR NEW’ YORK.
Regular Trips for the Season.
'Im~: fine fast sailing sloop
MARY \VlLLlS,Capt. WILLIS
bi.-,, J. l\'1i-:rtiti'i"r, will commence her
.. '. regular weekly trips to New Slip,
New York. on Ttiesday. the 7th instant-—
leaving Norwalk, (Eastside the Bridge.) every
Tuesday evening,and returning will leave New
York every Saturday, throughout the season.
All kinds of Marketing and Freightwill be re-
ceivedon accommodatingterms.
Capt.Merritttenders liisacknowleiigmentsto
during the past season,aud solicits‘ ti coritinu-
ance oftheirfavors.
Norwalk. March 1, I843.
The subscriber would inform the
public that he will continue to run
his sloops from the west side ofthe
-- Brirlge. (Ncrwalk) the ensuing sea-
son. to and from'Ne‘w. York. viz : the Sloop
Mary A. Selleclt. Cnpt. Byxbee. will leave
Norwalk every Ttiesday, and New York every
Saturday. Sloop Domestic. Capt. Merrill.
will leave Nnrwalk every Saturday and New
York every Tliiirsday. through the season. All
freight taken on the most reasonable terms.-
For further particulars. inquire at the store of
the subscriber, west of the bridge, or either of
the Captains on board their respective vessels-
N. B. The subscriber expects to attend to the
busiriess himself. and use his erideavors to ac-
commodate all who tnay favor him with their
custom. No cliarges made for storage on freight
' No.A.u S1-:1.u:cK.
Norwalk, Vlarch 1. 1843.
Barrels bleached Sperm, Lamp Oil.
uni very superior article direct from New
Bedford-.ji.isi rr-r-.‘rl. for sale by \V C S'i'Ri-:i=:'r.
OLLOVV Wa|'c manufactured from
Sculch pig tire, co.npri.~in<_v 8 full a:sort-
ment for sale by VV C .‘.s"riu-:i-:'r.
EI{FU1V[EllY.—-A large assortment of
patcliauly. extract magnolia, cologne.
honey water. lavender water, Florida water,
oito, rose, &c.,jusi received and for sale cheap
at Bissi»:x.i.’s
eady Made Clotl|ing.——'1‘ L or J R
Peck hzivejust received a lot Over Coats.
Panialoons, Vests, &c.. which will be sold very
low for trash. South Norwzilk. Dec., 1812.
The New Mirror.
Every nor-alter eltlbelllslletl with an
ORIGINAL AND I-3.\'QUlSI'l‘E DESIGN on STEEL.
Edited by G. P ltlori-is,
u.Lus'ritA'ri:n BV J. cu-.I-‘tn’.
W'lio is engaged exclusive for the worrlt.
TERMS, $3 rzln A.‘lNUM—StXGLE NUMBERS 6 1-4 cts_
It) the course of a few weeks. the undersigned
will commence on his own. acr:ount,the publica-
tion ofa i\'1~:w srzniizs ofihe New Your: Min-
ROB, in the oclavoform. on an entirely novel and
original plan. with a steel eiigravirtg in every
number, and at the mrliiced price of Three
Do/lat-.3 pcgr Annum. or 6; cents per copy.
The New MlBRt)R will appear with many
striking rind attractive features. distinguishing
it from every other periodical. It will be pub-
lisl ed with new type. on fine paper, and each
number will contain a beautiful engraving on
steel. designed and etched by Chapman, illus-
trating the lettrrpress which it accompanies.
and which it will invest with peculiar interest.
Besides the contributions of all our extensive
corps ofcorrespondeiits——ivhich embraces most
ofthe talent of this country—-we have made
arrangements for fresh and early translations
from some of the best writers of France,and for
proof sheets from several of the priptilaratitliors
of England. With such materials, and with
such able fellow laborers in the literary tine-
yzird, we hope to present to Atizerican renders it
weekly journal of great value and unusual ex-
cellence. The parade of mere names will be
sediiously avoided. The Mirtitoit will be re-
markable, we hope rather forgood articles with-
out names, than for poor articles with distin-
guished names. It will embrace in its scope
every department of elegant literature. compri-
sing tales of romance, sketches of society and
manners, sentiment, and every day life. piquant
essays, domestic and foreign correspondence.
iiterary iotelligentre. wit aritl humor. liislziort
and gossip, poetry. the fine arts. aiitl literary,
musical and dramatic ~criticisrns. lts reviews
of new works will be careful dist.-ritiiiuatiug and
impartial. It Will aim to foster a literature
suited to the taste and desires of the age and
country. lts tendency will be cheerful and en-
livenirig, as well as improving. It will seek
to gratify eve_ry refitted taste. but never to offend
ilie most fastidious; anrl it will ever feel its
duty to be, to "turn the sunny side ofthiugs to
human eyes.” '
The work will he published every.Saturday
in numbers of sixteen super royal pages with
double columns. and enclosed in ii neat orna-
trienttil cover. It will form, at the end of the
year, two superb volumes, each of four hund-
red and sixteen pages, filled with the _gems of
literature and the fitie arts. .
The very low price at whir-h it willlie issued
renders it the cheat pest periodical in this or any
other county. considering the cost and beauty of
its riirrr TWO ENGnAVlt\'G‘.~‘, and the’ intrinsic
value ofits literary contents. 'l‘hose desirous
of receiving the paper frotn the comrnenccmeni,
will have it prrricirialiy sent to their address
upon their forwarding toihe iirrdersigned, at
No.4 Ann Street. three dollars. freeof expense.
Letters, euclosingthe amount ofsubscription,
may be franked by all l’osiniasrers.' Agents.
carriers. and newsmen. will be supplied on the
usual terms. '1'/re cash system. will be rigidly
adhered to willie.-It any deviation whatwer.
G1-SURGE P. Monitis,
Editor and Proprietor.
ll N0. 4 A rtt) street. near Brriarlwny.
‘ OVV is Your 'l‘illl(3.--.l’t-.rsoiis wi:.~:h'-
inc to get at supply ti! Groceries cheap.
can be furtiislied with tlietn at cost; Terms
cash. Joan Bcttri.ti.r..
Norwclk, Feb. 13,1843.
N 3 Likewise, persons that are owing the
subscriber. that would prefer st.-tiling with hint
it) Mr Camp, can have it chance for a short.
HHIB.
fl PERRI Gil.-500 golloris wiiiier bleached
Sperrri Oil, for stile by F, ST Juan,
G
|
-E RSONS Iiitlebtetl to the subs miller, whose
not-otirits are ot lllOl'(‘._.'lIfllli rec nieiillis
standing, arc it-‘ptiestetl to mate.-. irriniediate
va.vtnent- ‘ — l . W C S'riti;r;'r. J
l, N-ontrallt, Mtircli 8, 1343.
hiscustomersand friends, for their patronage.
HARDWARE.
C U T L E,R Y, cf c. ‘
V]‘HE subscriber offers for sale as cheap as
- can be found in any estziblisliinerit in
Fairfield County, a" large and complete assort-
ment ‘of HARD WARE. CUTLERY. 814-.
among which may be found-— [Suws
Hand, panel. cumpass. cross cut, back and mill
English and American Chisels of all sizes
English and American Drawing Knives
lt‘ore.j.ack. smoothing. match and rabbitt Planes
Braces and bills of all kinds .
Concave and» common Angers
Hollowsand Rounds,sasb planes,Greciau ovals
O. G. and Filletts, side rabbitt, beadsaud plows
Common and nioriice Gauges
Iron and steel squares,bevels and try squares
Plane irons ofall sizes and qualities
A large assortmentofsliell and anger bitta
Broad and narrow Axes '
lrou strap hinges all sizes [Locks
Rim. upright. mortice.till, triirik.che'st and pad
Clark's, cornrrion, table and Parliament Butts
Plows and castiiigs—manure forks
Cast steel, English and Amer. shovels cswpades
Bed keys &. screws-—escutcheon aaglass Knobs
Crowbars cart and wagon boxes
Trace. halter, dog and lock chains [sticks
Well wheels and rope—brass and iron candle-
Iron cook pots ofall sizes brass audirori kettles
Carvers,'.able and desert knives and furl-is
Sauce and frying pans--gridirons
Wash tubs and boards—door mats
Blocking,horse.scrubbing&whitewaslibrushes
Cast iron furnaces, spiders,and fire dogs
Shovel and tongs. stub scythes. window glass
sashes, &.c. die.
A full assortment of Iron and Steel.
English It in wagon tyre, from 1} to IE inch
all thicknesses
English dc cart do from 2; to 3 inch
Swedes do " do front 2; to 3 do
American do round do from 13 to § do
Do do square do from 1 to § do
Hoop and Band Iron,all widths
Saunderson &Co‘s best quality cast steel g and
3 octagon. and 1;}. 1. L 5. square.
All these articles kept constantly on hartd and
for sale by CHAS. lsAACs.
BRANDR E'l‘H’S PILLS.
I-IE subscriber has been agent for the sale of
this valuable medicine a number of years.
and no douot has been the means of saving
many a. life. lfit was not for the many news’
paper pufis constantly coming before the public,
I weuldjust state a few cases of remarkable-
cures which have come under my Oliservutinn.
One Itliink I may be excused in mentioning as
it is so very iiriportant at this season when otir
village is visited by so many strangers from the
cities, some ofthem bringing with them that
dreaded disease, the small pox. A person
was taken unwell, and had every synipiorn of
that loathsome disease. His friends were alarrn’d
and began to make preparation to leave the tin-
fortunate sufferer to his fate when he. linnwing
where to find a remedy. prevailed on them to
repair to my shop and purchase a box of these
Pills, and strange—-7ro.nol slrrmge—before one
box was taken, the disease gave way, and in a
few hours he was about the village looking as
smooth as if no such disease hail ever attackel
his beautiful countenance. Delay not a mo-
ment, but come immediately on ihe first inti-
mation ofuuy disease, and the sure remedy is
at hand. Li-:vt CLARK. 3-1
EW Establishment.—']‘he sutbscri-.
ber has erected a Saw Mill and Carriage
Shop. about half a mile from Nortvallt Bridge.
near Newtown Turnpike. where he iitieno‘.-i to
do all kinds of sawing, Carriage nlalxlllfl and
repairing. The machinery for sawing is‘supe-
nor to almost any in the County or State. hav-
ing three kinds of saws. Connected with the
above isa turning lathe with which most kinds
ofturning will be done. It is also intended to
accommodate the public with Blacksuisili work
of most descriptions. B_v reasonable chores.
assiduityaud prcmptness, he intends to St‘(,‘ure
a share of public patronage. Jos. SIIEPHI-JRD.
Nnrwalk, Oct. 18.1842. 43
N. B. The subscriber is also preparing at
his establishment to cut shinglestoianvldi
mensions. and in quantity to suit CllSlnl'nP!:i.
THE subscriber has purchased for shr-
County_of Fairfield. a Patent Right for
manufacturing and vending a machine for wash.
ing clothes, new and entirely different from nuv
thing that has ever been introduced to the poblir-.
and liaviiig used it in his own family for the last
eight months. he caa with ccitfidence recom-
mend it to this community. The construction
is Simple. and the operation so easv that any
one may use it ; and the best of all is, it will
not injure the finest linen or catitbric. it does
its work well and with great facility. The best
evidence of its merits is a fair trial.-and this is
just what the undersigned bespeaks forit. The
machine may be examined at the stores of \Vm
C SW60‘. tltttl Charles lsaacs, or at the shop of
the Subscriber. DANIEL H Fnitausoiv.
Norwalk. Dec. 19. 1842. -
.A..
New Vvaslling Machine 2
51
NOTICE.-—-The subscribi-
would give notice to i'li"rl'l9!l(lsan(l
the public in general. that he has
taken the machine sliop in the
- Cotton Mill. a few rods abme the
Bridge, where he will be in readiness to attend
to orders for building machinery. and all
kinds of Gearing. Building Models for am-
new kind of uiachiuery,and any_otlier worl.
usually done in 8 machine shop. He will also
give. his attention to repairng of the vzirioitse
kltids of pumps now in use. His work will he
done with dispatch and in a workman likr
tuanner. A C ARNOLD.
Refer to Chas. Isaacs. or Lari Clark;
Norwalk, Dec. 1. 1841.
NUFF& Tobacco.-‘M rs G B M iller‘s
smokingandchweingTobacco.bythegross
--Suul'I'.by' thejar. at wholesale prices. by
= T L61. J R PECK.
55
I Bundles P S. l.'NailR,orls,josi received
and for sale by Wiii. C. Sirnsrrr.
CHOOL Book Repository.--Ettrrm
son’s first. second and third part Arithme-
tic ; Daboll's new itiiprovcd, by the tl(_I;:f‘n. at
publishers prices. Mea(low's’ French and Er.
ttlish Dictionary ; Andrews and Slr)tltlartl’.~‘
Latin Grammarand Reader: Levizar-‘s French
Grammar; Goodrich’s Greek Grariiinar; also
an assortment of School Books of every de-
scription.jtist received by ‘.V. E. BISSELL.
‘June bth. ‘ ' ‘
Teucliers supplied on the’ most reesonzible
6* flils.
. .
P a 2 n t 3
Kegs of white lead. tgrourid in oil. 5
10 cusks Linseed do. 3 do Fish do and
aqoantity of Liiinpltlarrk, Litliurge, (tr.-.. con-
siantly on hand and for stile at !PtltH'Ptl prices,
26 hv Frtnni-zrticrt ST. .lr»u.\‘. '
OAIA Coal 2 !-$5 Per Ton.-—tttu
. Inns superior Ltzhiglt Cool. just rt=t'eivt'tl
and for sale by T L 81. J P. Pl-ZCK.
rior qualiiy.
South Nurwa.ltt.Dee. 1813. -
The above coal is warranted to be of a sttpe and tUt=ttt,'§t1lUU1s-
Cablnet ‘lvare.
'l'l'ie Flilt:Clllit'f. thrzttplr llltl
riiiicli olii tmlttit-int, is \'r:rv
tit-~irt-its of t-lli~i~liti;_- stunt:
"Cut-ilit-I Uli:iitjc2t».~'."
Ilia has on lizrrrrl. El! tl is itinti
_ Itl'.'rctitsiti,t,: zittit-les of c‘-r'i_\
T .. tlaest?riplit_ti,i. in his litre. \\liit l:
he will ‘t-lmttgt-‘ for cash at \"_‘r_\‘ fut r:ralilt- l‘5vlt".~.
He husjiist returrzeti ftorii Ne-it Yr rk Will) it
full and elegaiit iissrirtmr-iii rtfCli2rir's \\ lll(‘ll
\V't-?(;'(’,_pIlt't‘llZJSf’(l at the pro-striil low cash piit.-t-.~.
an will be Stiltl ai"t,'tittii-t.-;~l\,',
Orders. for Collins and Cal-iiiiet \\'ui=t.: srtlir-it»
ed and promptly executed.
Ntir\\’al l-. i“nW'l’-I 15.
CABINET FURNITUIKE AND
GJIAIIRS. .
THE .~iilr.~'r-rilit r \\‘(Hll(l iit['..rut Iii,
J P. \Vnicu'i'.
l
frlciitls and the ptillic that he |t;t_~
on liuml in his old esi:itrltslrtm~iti, a
first rule iiw-rtiitcrrt t:l'r~;tbirit:t wart-
Wltlfllt lift “ill M ll HS Hit up as c I.
he found at any vstiililishriteiit iii the r-ourtiy
Chairs at New York prices. Several hundred
bunches of good rushes for sale.
Ev.ut'r QUINTABD.
7. 1843.
Norwalk. March 10
Lumber I iLumI)cr !
At South "1\'orrralk Landing.
HE subscribers now oflt-r for salt-. El full
assortment of LU.\.lBl:lR. whit-lt \\ ili be
sold very low for CASH—\v'iz:
60,000 feet Boards and Plank.
100.(l(ll) feet Tiiiiber asr~".)l‘lPtl sizes.
200 0001g.iiicli plaslt»-ring Ltttli.
30.000 feet wide anti cleai Botird-.
25.000 feet Clap boards.
5.000 Piece Boards.
3.000 lictitlor-k Boards.
2.000 dress Plank.
2,500 Scaittliiitz.
300 litiiicliss Sliitigles.
25,000 square anrl lint Picltcts.
200 2 inch spruce» Plotik.
Cut and \\"rou.Llit Nails Spikes. Kittie.
Pziints.()i|.=. Glass, «Sm. crtiistrrit ly on hzind.all
of which will he soldcheapfortzasli. lav
South Norwnlk 'l‘ L as J R .Pl~'CK.
‘ SCHOOL and Classical Books.-
Now oti hand and for Sillt-' \'l'llUltS€Il8 nor:
retail by lllt’ utili.scri'l)r-r, :1 large .'1;s.~lll'l!nPHl r-l
School and Classical Books. coorpri.-'itit_v eve-r_v
book used in the .~chool.~s in this plmr-P and vicitt
ity. in every tlP[)Ill'illlPtll ofleariiiiig pl’ the l,If-st
t.-ditinr‘.s.-..—ull of v-*liit'h were ltrmglit for r~:r.~l
and will be sold its low as at any l"ltPl B-u.»k
store in the (‘.rntrit_v. A lso v. ritiog 1»tltlt"\it.’-('7
lug bot‘-ks. iilattks for book kt-r-t-iiig, l-l;.(-l. nit
blue ink of siipr-rtttt‘ qiriiliiy. lllltslitfltlfi. sit-rt
pens. paper. scales and tl-_\'irlers. dc--. &r:.
Nov. 1. 1342. J A Wt-‘i-iii.
l’i{lll0*€\I_I.Il .:
pr‘ U li .<|tllS(.‘lll)I“f lt':t]rl'l{ll‘I.I.ll‘\>o l*lii-i'.- lifts Sci:
1 \ it't‘.s in tire pliltllw as :i lt":fl:l.'|‘l if hr Ft; zit.
tit-tl Ut't_'--.tt lflfnlli Iris lt~.i~_r__- ;r; r in t'- ,-ttgi i-it;-r --
ilt‘!ll't' In nmsitt-. l-to‘ lPt-l- (‘HI lllvtrt ll: li'.‘~‘ t:l.ilii_y
"t 21”’ >a!l.~lm-ti- bi
_ li'r:/c-rt:-‘t-c.s - lion. Ti or. C. .‘.Tt.'i.t, D, D ;
St: Ellltll sslltilh. [.:,(,.; L‘ ‘i ‘.-“wk: ‘,\‘__“ }.‘_
Sttdllti Clttt» lattices; J‘. Caring‘. Jr; \\ ni. C.
btrri-‘I.
t\'. B. PlAl\'0~.lll17t(/ a1ra"r¢[-ui'rw' iii the lace!
tiiiiitiwr Ultll tin rt-;:,~.-t.;,|.'¢ t,.,,,,_._ Amy mar”
‘ml! iii llt(- store of \V E l?.i,_.¢ll_ M umnm. wb_
svtilier will nit-ct \\ ltil lirt.n_:pi 3tt¢[”‘"_,"_
2.’) Writ. A. l’Ai-.1.tiw.
(}e.,rrtral Ilolc/L. Jewelry. Fancy Goods, arid’
'1' ul-Ie Jun 1-.*/r'.'7£._- Str;re—Noruta'I/c,_ Ct’.
-I I ‘ I ' ' I -
:1:-,//. % st
7//. 0 Q ‘\
\\\
- ' “uiivg.
'
Sln'im'.' Goods-.
[']E §lll).~'l'Tll|e'l I‘ Iiligf \VQ:(-k uppning 8 new
S|l||;il_V of goods. vi-liich atltlrd to Iii. Iufmpr
;~:tt-t-k lllfll-‘('5 as good an u.~sort.ii:etti as em, |,.,
rlllllld in HIUSV EIIITQKE‘ rr"ey wcye '..“rch"a.
ed in ili r,-ash, vtliich enables him to sell
crlrernely low. ‘ ‘ -
Watcl|es.—Al:n.tst every kind of ual(~l,¢=3
.r~orrstm.tt_\- mi lifllltl, 25 and 30 per cent lrss
llnlll former prices. \\r'sitclit.sttl' ail kinds ct:t¢
‘oily to-tmiirtl with our own |tm,d,._ '
Jewelry.-Almo.-i all lsiiitls rtfjt-it!-lry t-i
llrltfls itt t,,..poriioir to the iiti-ts. pirrs, iit.;.~.,
-.\’.r' fr-no 6r-1. to $7. (ioltl and Silver .5t‘p..,,..
t-ir'li‘~ t\latiiilitt‘tIirt‘tl wltulrgale amt ".w“__“-4
fr:-tt~r~ N t at--rt at-d itrw L"fl§.§¢.~ set,
CIOCIKS llrtltn 2(lS ltt 1) great vufimv
rrfmitt-rits with and \\lll;()lll uluni-9,’ "
Looking Glasses from 14 (.-tslo $7, 3
variety trfprtiir-rr.-.,:iirtl 2) great rr-ductiuii in pure,
Spoons.—-S-In-r. Gr-rinun Siltr-r, rit-.d
rillilt-tl .,\pirtin.~‘ t.-ll Pill liltttls, U2 U7‘ «tilting
‘hut or/'r Spoaztts .s'/rould be compared with an"?
ol/I-r us I gmrlily 1.7.d1.-1};-¢, .
Pulley GQOd5v* (-3 Hilts “Ft-gttll llnir tttrtl
Cltilll Btilstirs r; znrs. ;'kIil\Ill\'9fi.. HHI yo us‘,
’~‘“”""- “t‘t'tt'~'- -°'”‘t'.~. l'$ttr t-tin‘. ~t‘t.~sm-. l‘tir.~r .-.
F10“?! !‘~’l‘lll.'hV lrttis. Siam-,r
fine Flotir._jt:st rt-ct-ivt-rl siorl ."--r .srtlr- by
'l‘ L & .l ll PHCK.
Sfllllll ll-fl7\\‘€|ll\‘. (it-l. 5. I842. '
URE Gi.llt‘,;‘flI‘.——l0l) l\':~t_--' Ptir(‘Glngt-r.
for sale at it rt-tlitm-tl price, by
Nl\f\\‘¥tll{. Jun ll) ll('|t3t.'t,[, (\' (’,'r,~_
BIND Stones.--A t!('.Vt .~rr,.t-t_\ at l\‘'.-.\-:
St-ozia Grind Sltilttw“ .<i stipt-rirrr iHtlI‘lt'.
just rer-civt-tl and for still» Irv
.ltint» fitlt. llU.Hl’» l".l.l. 5' ('0
4/‘la'ti2i.a, Glass.
AND
_ EAI£'l‘llEi\'-VVARE.
AT Cl'l‘Y \\"H()LESAl.E l’lll(‘l-IS.
L. & J. R. Per-k. have in strtrr ti ‘org-
0 and splniitlul zissttrtrit--rit of the alim-
Goods which eriiiblt-silt.-iii to sell at prir-r-.~ mot-l
Jtitttcr than can he had at any Qllulg‘ 95!al)li_gl;.
men! in the country. Colt and sec lwfrrrp pm.
chasiiig elsewi err-. Olrl \Vr-ll. April 27 IS-ll
6 ,_ 1-
Bsius Shot. }iS~‘ttIIt-ll \7zr_>s_ iris‘ rt-r~r-ivt-t‘
antl lrtr S:ilo- |-v_ \\v':i1 (I, .\'i-nrtjt-:1‘.
R. Sl'HERNlAN’S Medicated Loz-
(3I]g'cSI"—SlIP‘l‘ltlilli,.~‘ (,‘oiigli I.-«z~-t-g- S
7‘: Stlre 2'-tttl tllo-r-tiiitl rt»-ri‘-oily for c inglis. r-old.-
cnitsiiiiiptioris. div. Slierttiait's \\t)V"llI l. z--ngrs,
the oii|_v t-ertain “Urn! tlP.s‘|l‘tl_\'ltIt_I lltO‘llll'lllt' m-r-r
«list-ovt'rr>tl; Slterot;iti‘.- r-arttplior lIZ"l.t"tl‘< t‘..r
ll1Pilltttit-tlitilc rt'li‘ fol .~it'k tir lll‘f\ 0-“S lit-:rtl:ir-lit.
pull-itiitinn t-ftlrr- lit-ari. i:lltl all |lPr\ttti.~tll.~'Pi1.~t",~‘;
Slit-rtiiiiii‘s t-r-mp. t.-iris to:,ili |Iot~l(‘._lli~t rt-r-r-iii-it
by W l-. l.ilSSl-2 i.1..
N«tru:)'l~‘ lb!’ 5. l3‘i'tl2.
D OLASSES— New Crop.—'l‘. 1.. t\'
.l. R. l)v't'l\'. li'.ivt- jiist it-t t-it-rrl H lul til
New Crop Mt-la~sr--5 .iti Bi|fl"’lS:. ii stint-rior
7H"i('lf‘_ fit: unit: \-a r\- lrttt , ,],)t°|l:t7\’ IS
0CKE'l‘ BOOKS, urtrl trittst-s of anti
ktntls. very iist-fiil these hard tisitvs. as UN‘)
are waririittul to hold llltIl|€_\'. il'_\ou don't 5a'll{’lltl
it l i-;vI t‘i..tr<K
Horse For Sale.-—’l he -u..
' scrtlu-r oil}-rs to sr-ll 12 horse lhnt is
vvitlit-tit it fault. is |‘rl‘flt’lfll\' soiittrl.
ktttrl iintl gPt«lll'. A woman can
gPl over the gt-otrnrl fir-I em tieh it-ti.
Apply at Grumait's I-ry Um-tls
ll
drive it. and
if tier-essur_v.
\'tnrP.
Protection Insurance Co.
HAR'l‘FORl3. CT.
lLLlA.\l J. S'|‘l~’-EltI'l', .,/lgenlmfl:-rstr.
lllrslllt‘. lloii~r-s, Stores, .\'|tll., 'Fiit:iririe.<.
Burns and the t-mitt-rrt~t of r-or-li, tt.;.;.-tl,.—t- with
every siiiiilar species til‘;-rtipt-try.
.A_2'air.-st Loss or Drrmugc_..b_y I-‘ire.
The rates of [H“l‘nlllH)l rail?-tr-rt. are as lite; as
those of any ttlllt-'f~lllIll}:f llhllllltlult. at~rl .-\ 0-I\
innit llltii riri\v_aii tipprtrtrir try. for 3! tr rig -uni
to protect l:llll.*l’ll i-g: iir~i tlliis dt-.~i.vr ("Hr r-tr-
uicut. wliir-lt often in a siirgltv hour, sweeps it
way the earnings ofmany yr=;ir.=.
Nnrwnlli. J:inii:irv ‘ ]$43.
13'.
‘ ‘ ELECT SCHOOL for Yotyzg Lag
(lies.-—-M HS. .‘l';Y MUUH. “ill it pro it
Srglior-I at South N-irtizillt. tor the l)t'lN-fit of
those who wish iri.~triit-tit-it in any uftbe Eng
llsll Bram-lit s. and Ni-.t-rile Work. Piirtirrirlnr
attetilioii will be given to moral and inie It-r-trial
iniprovcnicitt. 'l't-.riii to coiiiiirciice the 10m
uf.-\pril. 212
0 Fal‘lTllCl's.—'l‘lie siilisttrilit-r tillers litr
Si)l("‘:‘ll l)Tll2r‘~ Ccirrrsptiritliiig with the |l!!'l’.<,,
|.)lUU_‘£llS- l’ltm,¢_!ll Ci»iS!Int_t~‘. lift!“ B~I~. Sttitir
Slrilgr»-S. (ht ficriirv-r.~, ()\ Yr-la-~ ..r.t! l1‘~.-.. ._ .
.\'l:ittiiri- Forks. u\llti\l‘l.~' aorl .‘3t.utltvs Mill um:
Cl'(\SS. Cut Sziws. \\'rrt_»ott 'l'irt. Curl and \\’:rg-
on lrloxes. Allt_'t'-‘IS, Atitcricati, S-.vt-dc and Eng-
llS‘ll Iron. dtt-. &].c, (firms. ls.»iA(:.s.
Ntirwnllt. i\’l.‘«lrt*li 1843. ll
r
i l
lilo -Tvptetitllil Slur.-,jit,~_'t fitittrl tip!
. l
t
l
l
wiilt iiti _1_’l:t§§ l't'r.iit_ in it t-
l'"‘l|ltll.f|l'll‘ l“:H: '-l Iii. lgtjlruillh‘
litllltillliiti. la is 1-‘.t‘:r.s-.4-»=ly '?Il!l,l f~vr-r>rt.i\«
liit‘£l56,’ll law it Dr/_\ littttllf,l_:l‘~it:l;v-13" or .lt'\‘.I‘.lf$"
.
. . _ . _ ‘
s'tir.-, or oily tti,l;'» r tr',; t;- ti...:iri-.~‘s. .~‘,:t\ tr. tr:
t'l'l‘U- ltrttsl
sit, lv. l:. irvg
busititrss. will Mill tlii-ir utlv;trit.'i;_ve by rrullirrg
The rent it ill be -easoriable,
‘ Joint BunuI,x_..
Norwelky March 30,1843.
svisliitig ll)!‘ 3; tlbsirttlile ilitll llillltlz-iltlif‘ pi.,i:'r‘- for; -
Nortva lk. ill arch 20. ]8‘zl_‘-,3‘;-.
{"tlitl.ltl-l-‘..‘. r in l~‘tr.t: .~t--:ir..:t:t-t,r.,~,-;..
‘.." E‘ (_l_l‘;-T‘. 5)‘ ll Hr ll.( \ 2);; \‘ fl.‘-_r
'l‘tgt"\"‘il.'t‘ . ' l}!-<1 ‘,[_!.|;;”‘E;,§
\n’t!ttl\'. ‘rllltl t::rs.~'e’-.-s nit ti-.- pt-t-r-mitt K .,,,,_,,;,,».
't=r t'tt-“inc ilirnr 2- l.t-r- sir-k fir. .‘iii:i¢.\:_t..\ is
to tx;i>-rt:-t rtrt Pl‘\.~lti;.-‘,0-ti: t. (-11.2.‘, .4 .i,_.
as ]:l*11r~.'.‘.iil ?t~ilte-
"ll-.tltt"'i L"t>t'i- '\ t.ft,litv t:t|\ t l" .t\r X"--rt. r-.r.r'
»:i.<;:lt:e=--"t-ttrtl :1 laupr at-‘ll ll.'l‘;.'-V_ p,,-,,..-,-
’‘ l‘lliiitlt' llill) ‘H ll»'l'r ti: 1”!‘ :it¢“;,.‘ Lt,
ll‘ t-"t'!~”‘t“ lt-tltt. but \.r.~i'- t-3, .-;tr.t
-2 ti tli- t-t t--I ti:t tint: til t tut‘ l.< rtiv-rs tzrtt !,t'f-It it
'\ H-: .~ 4'? if-.~ L. 7,. 5 _t_-to .‘.;. 1,; r, t‘ flag,-l :-
H‘ tl tltilll-' rt. tin t .v;.t- ‘-\_
\l't~i:\-.~ (’.u'.~i.~ I l.-*.'ll: :=li -- 2:.-. r if.
‘U ll.~ tut‘ v\ 1- \I;"f. tati l._; "-,‘..,‘
HS!" mu 3 ll-r- 1'. I96’, 'l~| r \ it :--._ E. ,1... .,.. ,. t -__
lI‘(l lr4‘7§'l_;Xlki‘_ III], 0 ( L-l.;\‘_',L-.
iti~,~:.".;glt t-:>‘ttt- _..:_.g.,,,tr:. 'I,':, ,.;‘ fi,,,,“
“Z11-‘ .¥'.‘l ilk |' pll ’-' !.'t[il|I|q.,.?V ii,-!;>Q;i"‘
:ttl| t. it---Ln.-ti, l.;:\ i,,r_. “if -';,.;,g.,
.34. .°c-I‘-:-t lit‘. ti‘-
.‘7’tl trash‘ in the lltvltll», ~=r\' » t t‘Ll . it to ri.~l.r.. 9,
.nr:ir it-its iii.-t i tint‘-, l¢‘:'l 5.3-5-._ i.tt‘i.ir.¢- pi‘ ri,.
ilv'~l:".~‘ t lllH':’:l. I’ in l,-, Ilf(|\\ i-,4
4-.
_-2". _:
Kt“. 'l'lti- tlttiltttiitlr - ll t-not-3 Ilit»-gr Ltzat-pt-5
.t-ave ('tiri-tl is ;ilti:ti.~t ittr-ntlililt-, mil :2. l. ilpte
tins i'C‘\'V'r lot-it l.t=nvt‘rt. -
MY HEAD \\'ii.1. ."rti'i'. is {.‘rH‘fl twirl by
!llH.~'P vi hit me ~‘ttl‘jv t‘l tn at lir:-tlzir lit’. Slit nitutr‘S
(.'iiritpbrtr l.- zetigt s \\ ill (‘ll.'t. IIHV cost-, mi ii.-iii.
:t-r bow lt;.tl in ion tttitiiitt-s. ‘l‘twy I'!1H".'H)lp3-
Sttirits. Do-stir-iirlt-t‘=r'_\ .F;itlglN- 1.-ml most |l(’f\'(l‘QI,é‘
l)l*t‘il5"F. in that .~ho.i t-pair e of time. They
the -r-l all the tll~"l"‘t-‘.-lttg sx ntplmrts ol 1) ltlgl';I;8
’i~.~ipzitioti. kt rp up Ill!‘ spirits, fllitl enable Gr-ti.
Wttsltittcttrri Dm-ii to will. 75 hours without
rest oi sh cit. l'lc suitl he Ctllilll not have done
-'t u llltt-Ill them. '
.\l r Coven \\’ti.I. Kim. .\lr: say Him‘,-, ""1
still they go on lIP;_'lPt'illlQ ll lllllllf‘ '(zi\'ésun|.
lo«.~Ibo'iti uit. St.-eriir:.ii’.~Cr»:igli ,rzenges\\ill
itIttttttlintrl_y ulltiy till iirtliiiirry” mites. _'r|‘l'tt-y
wore the most olt.-tiitmt-. ft('t-Ill tunes, in 1, 1.;.\'v
lttmrs, iii-tl nevi-r fail to do so. In Asthma.
\V llntbfllig (/.l|I!gil. (.'t.t'.gh a"pJ~,ding uleflslfis.
:llt(l ll_L’lllIlf*..-S til Ill!‘ chest. |ll¢=.\',>gi\'e insggnl ff.
tic-ll In Crtrtsittttp ion, \\ lit-re death has not set
his S--‘Bl. |litF(' 1.atZ>'t‘iQl-‘gr \\ rgfstnyg. 9]". .,|""".
tn the t-he-. it out llPflltlI to the Intllffifioisp [pg
itaiimit. 'l'h =_v lmve l’Il’¢‘tl it great nm'ii_\ [t¢‘l$hll8
‘bat h=-td N"-‘It 2iW‘tt “i’ l’.\‘ their ttliu-iciaii mid
fricttds. Their t-elr-hrity for r~i.yii-g Coughs [id
(.‘oltls so quick and easily is kriown throughout
lltr‘ Cl\'lliZ('.tl \\rirl(l. zinrl the demand for IIu=[[; ig
myoiid the I"tIlt(‘Ppllt)l| of all. only think of
tin» or six Lt-gciitges. as pleasant to the taste its
1-I common sugar pliimt-. curing the must die:
In-.-=in<_r Coriolis in less than thirty ll1il')lHPl. ‘
.nt-.~= in the Breast, Side. Bat-lg. or any part of
thP l-tttly. Ft-rmile W’:-akticss, Falling of iltg
VVmii|-. I’ilr—s. din. mired by _.\hermatt’g P.,m-
Mzitfls Plaster. \\ hit-h cost oiily ]2§ r-r-vnis. Ap-
plitrl to curios. it dnii.\s ll)!-‘DI ¢:u|‘ [33 the n.0,‘;
tti lmitt tl-t- l- ii--I t-nip, Vt l_l.f‘[l stir-ti titan as -he
llmi. Atlniit Clark. Hurt. Etl. J. Pl|llf'. "(KL
B. l5. Be$trtli~lP_\_. RPV. Dtlriufl Alililt n_\ R; ‘-
" Si-!':i~li:_iti .\‘trt-titer. Rev. Mr. Hmtrlt-m~|,-, pup
HHS \lri:i_ Rrtrlgr-rs. Sntitli. i-rid Vttmipyppn ’
Vol. (I. S. lit nsori and lhlirjnr Uplmn,_ |,.m]”,,,i;
- l,tazir:li.1_ri. with the lliriiisiitiil oftitlitrr_a that havin-
‘oer’-ii -‘ll-'t'tl by using ."l’ir-ttiiait’s Lttzpngc-g, mm‘
can doubt ll)Plr great and tin iiestiom-blc virtues,
\VAltEHOI.'Bl'J. I06 No~saii street. New )'mk,_
Agprtt for N~.nt‘a'k. Join" A. \\-’1-:I:n. ' F iii
For sale aim. by l J Bmitli Struttiinrl; Wnt
B Dy:-r. Bridgeport; C B \k':tkeley; Fail-fi..|.l§
J \\. T”).-lair. \Vr-stpurl ;. R-I-lt,_\.;. ;Sw'"rm,d
P Arkitr-_\.. (i_rg-r-rvvit-.l~: Lt-ckwm-ti A‘, ‘l",i_u('ll‘
Starirlitid; S C Sillimait. J'. New Cgaa.-art;
\\-''m A Sttirgcs. Ntvrfit-Id; Alihoii 6; Fm.~.i.at~d
.l H .\’lN km R.--trltlingz Jtirld dz Crirttirig, Bklhs
t-it l"i\4i«= Pet-rt-r-. l):iobivrv 15:2
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'l'ltt- -l‘ll)~t_Zt‘.lH‘t‘S i|?l\""_i(l5| re-'.‘.=-i\"etJ. _, ‘nefiw
asiipply of BOOIS rind SIIOCS which will he sold
at prices that cannot fail to please the purcliiiser.
'1‘ CC J R, P£cK_
South N-trt\'nll<. .’l:iii. l5, [$13,
70%;“).
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i:_y, inst ‘f§’.('t-'l_VI"ll and for sale cheap.
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-'-l'll Cilsll, l ll-lt.l\ l -lzztll so-ll fax lttxt 35 ll“.
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‘ RHEUMATIS AND LUMBAGO. Pain and “'1-alt»
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