I For Nomi
Regular’ Trips for ‘the Season.
The fast sailing Sloop, lilary
_ “'iIIiS, Capt. Willis J. Merrill
E has commenced her regular trips
.. . —-leaving Norwalk (East side
the Britlge)every Tuesday, evening and retur-
ing, will leave (New Slip)‘ New York. every
Saturday throughout the season. .
Marketing antlfreight will be received an ac-
commodating terms.
Capt. Merritt tanders his acknowledgments
to his customers and friends, f0t’.ll‘I€il' patron-
age during the past season, and solicits a con-
tinuance of their favors.
Norwalk. Nlarcli 1. 1845.
iS'ollock’.sfl Lino.
West side the Bridge.
THE Sloop Mary
A. Selleck will com
mence her Weekly
Trips for New York
on 'say tlte 11th of March. and the Domes
tic the Satn.rday following. Also, the sloop
Surplus,when she returns from the south (which
is expected on hand the last part ofnext month)
will take her place in the Line on Thursdays.
making a line to leave Norwalk and NewYork
every other day,_Suntlays excepted. '-
N. Si::r.r.r:cx.
Norwalk. March 10 1845.
For Nero. York.
'1-\ SUMMER Arrangement
—The sloop Julia, Capt. Grum-
man, will commence her regular
. weekly trips for New York, on
Tuesday, March 18ili and continue through
the season leaving the landing at Five Mile
River. on every Tuesday evening and Jatnes
Slip, New York every Saturday.
Freight and produce of every description
received on the runs; favorable terms. Allorders
pnnctually attended to.
The subscriber tenders his thanks to the pub-
lic for their liberal patronage during the past
season and solicits a continuance ofthcir favor.
\V C SAtn1nis.
Five Mile River Landing. March 17th 1845.
Drugs, Medicines, &e.
‘ T H E subscribers beg leaveto call
the attention of Physicians, Mer-
chants, and others to their stock of
Drugs.Medicines.Chemicals.Paint.
Oils, Dye Stuffs. Perfn mery, Paten,
Medicines, date". which they offer at wholesale or
retail, as cheap as articles of the same_ quality
can be obtained elsewhere.
jl-Iedicines.—0piutri.Camphor,Sulphur,Laud-
anum. Salt Petre, Epsom and Glauben Salts
Parigoric. Castor Oil, Rhenbarb. Calomel
Magnesia, Castor Oil. Quinine Piperine. Mor-
phcne, Iodine, Tartar Einetic, die.
Paints.-—White Lead,Litharge. Lampblack,
Vertligris. Prussia Blue. Chrome Green and
Yellow, Umber. &c.
Dye .Slufi's.——Madder. Indigo. Logwood,
Fustic. Red \Vonr.l. Copperas. Allum, Blue
Vitrol, Arinatto. Curcuma, Oil Vitrol. dcc.
Also, Pearlash, Sttlaratus. Soda, Alcohol.
Gum Shellac, Gum Copal, Gum Tra acanth
Turpentine. Resin, Whiting; Gue. Chalk
Refined Borax, Cloves, Cinnamon. Nutmegs
Mace. Sponge, \Vafers. Sealing‘ Wax. Tooth
Powder, Getitiine Court Plaster, Harlem Oil,
Britiish Oil. Opodeldoc, &c.
The above stock has been selected with
great care. and purchased on the most advan-
tagous it?-Wis: Physicians, merchants, and
others, desiring fresh and pure articles. can
woo have an opportunity of supplying :hem-
selves at this cstablislttneiit, upon as good
terms as in New York. All orders entrusted
to the subscriber. will be put up at the short-
est possible notice. \V E (Sc H ‘M Bissi:1.r..
P. S. Particular attention will re paid to
putting tip Physician's prescriptions. Medi-
cines, delivered at all hours.
Norwalk. April 9.18-14.
Teeth ! Teeth !
‘ IR. Easton, Surgeon and Mechanical
Dentist. (Office opposite James Mallory
from New York. to tetider his thanks to his on-
All kinds of
To the Court of Probate for l/i.eDislrict of West port
HE Petition of Seth I/V. Meeker, of We -
- port, in said district respectfully shewetS'
that he is Guardian toBradley.Burr Meekenh.
minor belonging to said district. and that Said
minor is the ‘owner ofa certain tract_ of land
lying in Weston. in the County of'Fairfield. in
qtiantity about six acres. bounded southerly on
me “widow Marv Gould, Westerly on Joseph
Davis. Northerlyhn Electa.-\’nn Gould and Hez
ekiah F. Gould, Easterly on ltlRl“"‘3Y- sttbiect
in the life egiaieofthe petitioner; and he further
says, that said estate is not at. present of ariv
use to said minor, bezng Sllbjecl to said life
estate as aforesaid , that the avails thereof are
wanted for the support and education ot said
minor; that it will be for the advantage Of 99_|‘l
minor to sell the same and invest the avails
thereof according to law : whereupon he prtJY5
the Court to order said real estate to he sold and
to empower him or some other meet person. ttt
sell the same pursuant to the statute in stich
case made and provided. _
Dated atWestport. this 17th day ofAprtl, 1845.
Sr-:Tu W. l\‘ll-JICBER. Guardian.
District of Westport- Probate Court, A przl
17th 1845. _ _
Ordered, That the foregoing application be
heard and determined. at the Probate Olljce in
Westport. on the 26th day of June. 1840. at 9
o’clock. forenoon. and that notice thereol be
published in some public newspaper near the
place where such real estate lies. ihree'wc_cks
successively at least six weeks before said time
assigned. .
IS ELIPIIALET SWIFT. Jmlcr.
V 0'l‘ICE.—-The Court of Probate for the
N District of Ritlgefield hath limited and al-
lowed six motitlis lrotn this date, for the credi-
tors to the estate of
David Gilbert. _
late of said Ridgcfield deceased. to present llicii
acconnistn the Execnirix ofthe last will of said
deceased for settlement. A ll persons who iieglt-cl
,0 exhgbgi ilmir claims within the time above
litriited, will be barred a recovery.
Aiui~:Lrtt GILBERT. Ex.
Ridgofieltl, April 12th 1845. 3-‘l7
H-E Court of Probate for the District of
N,,,.,..,,il{, limb limited and allowed sit
months from the date hereof. fur the creditors to
the estate of
Hiram Criss_1/
late of New Canaan deceased. to exhibit their
claims for settlement. Those who negl--_ct to
present their accounts properly attested. v.-iihin
said time, will be dcbarrt-d a recovery. All
persons indebted to said estate are requeslctl to
make immediate payment to
POLLY Ctussr Administrairix.
Jnsnrn SILLIMAN §A(ltnlulslral()l‘.
Norwalk. April 23. 1345.
0TICE.—-The Court of l’roliat.e for the
district of Redtling has limited and al
lowed six motiths from the (late liereoflor the
exhibition ofclaims against the estate of
Gucrdon Bartram
late ofsaid Rediling. deceased. All cla'ims.uoi
presented to the subscriber within said time
properly attested, will be deliarred tifrectiyery.
LORRAIN BAtt'raAtii, Admins.
Reddina April 25. 1845. IS
HARDWARE.
0 UTLER Y, .;-c.
V]‘I-IE subscriber offers forsale as cheap as
can be found in any establishment in
_l't‘.gii-fi_i_=.ld County, a large and complete assort-
meut of HARD\VARE. CUTLERY. &.t-.
among which may be found— [Saws
Hand, panel. cum pass. cross cut,back and mill
English and American Chisels of all sizes
English and American Drawing Knives
Fore.jack.stnoothing.tnatchaiid rabbitt Planes
Braces and bins of all kinds
Concave and common Angers
Hollowsand Rounds,sash planes,Grecian ovals
O. G. and Filletts,side rabbitt, beadsand plows
Common and mortice Gonges
iron and steelsquares,bevels and try sqtiares
Plane irons ofall sizes and qualities 0
A large assortmen iofsliell and augerbitts
Broad and narrow Axes '
Iron strap hinges all sizes [Locks
Rim. upright, mnrlice.till, trunk.chcst anti pad
.5: Co.) takes this opportuninity. after returning Clml;'5,cnminnn, table and Parliament Buns
Plows and castiiigs——manu re forks-
:i
J HEREAS the Directors of the Union
- Manufacturing Company ofNorwallt did
at a legal meeting holden at said Norwalk on
the 17th day,ofAplil. 1844 lay an installmentol
one dollar on each share of the Capital stock of
said Company, payable on the 1st day of June
1S44—and whereas eight shares ofilie stock of
said company are owner] by, and standing in the
name of Laura Mnnson.& wheras the said Lau-
ra Mnnson has been duly notified of the laying
of said installment, and has neglected to pay
the installment on her said shares so laid. as
aforesaid. for more than sixty days after said in-
stallment has been due and after lieing notified
as aforesaid—Public notice is therefore hereby
given that the said shares of said Munson. in
said Company will be sold at Public Auction.
by said Directors at the Hotel of David Ste-
phenson ofsaid Norwalk on Monday the 12th
duvof May next at 2 o'clock aliternoon-—Datetl
atNorwnllt the 4th day of April. 1845.
By order ofthe Board of Directors.
' E. C. Btssr-:r.t.. Secretary.
UEREAS. the Directors of the Union
Mannfzictiiring Co. of Nontalk. did at zi
local meeting linltlen at said Norwalk on the
17th day of April 1844 lay an instalment of
one dollar on each share of the Capital stock
of said company payable on the lsl day of.lnne
1S44—antl whereas thirty eight shares of the
stock of said Company are owned by anti stand
ing in the name. ofJoiias P. Lee: and whereas
the said Jonas P. Lee has been duly notili--tl of
the laying nl'.~:iitl installment. and has neglected
to pay the installment on his said sh.-ircs so laid
as aforrsaid for more than sixty days alter said
itrsinllinvnt has been due, and after being roti-
ficd as aforcsziitl. Public notice is the refore here-
by given that the said share of the said Lee in
saizl Cntiipaiiy will be sold at Public auction.
by said Directors at the Hotel ofDavitl Stephen
son ofsaid Norwalk. on Moritlny the l:£=li day of
May llt"xl at two o’clock .'ifiernnon.——D;tted at
Nnrivalk the illlt day of April 13415.
By order oftlic Board of Directors.
5115 E. C. Bi-{st-21.1.. Sec/-cItri'_t;.
5i15
l*ll;‘lil".«\.S the Directors of the Union
Maiittfatztnriiig Ctimpatiy ofNnrwal_k, did
at a legal lll(3C'.lll,t_' linitleti at s:iitlNorwa!lt on the
l7th day nfApril lS=1t1 lay an iristalltiient oftiiie
fll)ll.'lf on each share of the Capital stock of
said (,Iotnpat'i_v payable on the 1st dziy nl'.liine
IS-l4—-and whereas five liniidrrzd and ten
shares of the stock nfsaiil Coiiipatiy are O\VnHl
by. and stnntling in the mirtic of Reuben li.ow-
ley. Esq of the city ofNew York, and wlicreas
the stiitl Rt'lll)€l\ Rtiw|ey,E~q. litis been :lul_v
notified ofthe laying til said installment. and
has llPglf.‘Clt‘tl to pay the installment on hissaitl
shares Sn laid. as aforesaid for tiiore than sixty
days after said installment has been due and
after being noiifirtl as afore.<:ii«l——l’tiblic notice
is lllCl'tff(lf8 hereby given that the saizl shares of
the said Rtiwlcy in said Company will be sold
at Public Auction. b_y said Dlrt*(:lt)rS at the Ho-
tel of David Stephenson of sztitl Norwalk, on
Monday the 12th day of May HPXI at two
o't-lor.k=tfcrnvmti—Datcd atNorwalk thcdth day
of April IS-l5. '
By order of the Board of Directors.
fitl-5 E. C. BISSELL. Sccrcfai-y.
0- - '
at pettng.
Have now the largest, best and <'ll€apPSl
assurtnient of Carpeting, Rugs. Floor Oil
Cloths Matting. etc. ever offered this sitle of N.
Y. bought at auction and will be sold very low.
C J Gi:uMA.v.
. .
Toys V et v Cheap.
»‘ . .. .
fulfil‘) blll).~‘Cl'll)8l' has Just received a large
ih.~'0YllIlE’l')l of Toys ufall kinds which he
will sell very cheap. He feels thankful for past
favors and will endeavor to serve the public in
return with cheap grinds and faiiliftiliiess in his
line ofbnsitiess. He not only shaves and cuts
hair, but has a first rate iotirneyman who will
make Wigs. Tonpes, Bands, Curls. Scams.
Bandeau llnir, and all kinds of hair work. A
large supply of Pt-rfuniery for sale very clirap.
Ladies and gentlemen give me a call.
G W Jt:\'.\'t:~'es.
Norwalk. April 3. 1845.
(DA-iii'i3"1-_I'l7:1~\lE.—1«‘or Sale by. V
T L & J R Pt-:cK.
Norwalk. March 18 lS45.
Dry Goods,
New Spring
merotis patrons, in Norwalk and vicinity for Ca5i3iee],Euglisliaud Amer, 5lmv,=_l_,§-.,p,,.]e,.;. Just Received at the Cheap Cos/1, Slo.t'c.
their prompt c..ll..".g «find CU5l°m (53)? .n“ll""2‘_1 Bed keys 8: screws——escutcheon anglass Knobs
about the Rhino) and hopes that the year 1845. Cmwbars cart and wagon boxes
will prove successful as well as fruitful to all '1‘,-ace, halter, dog and lock chains
his labors—-therefore hurry up one and all tothe
mark. and you will fiind yourself doubly paid
for all your groans as you recline in the Old
/{rm Chair. All kinds 0fTecth inserted in the
best tnanner, either single or in setts. Filling
nlrine with gold. cement and tin. Decayet‘. por-
ti-ms removed. irregular ones remedied écc.
N. B. To those who are tint aware ofthe fact
[stick-
\Vell w heels and rope—brass and iron candles
lron cook pots ofall sizes brass and i ron kettles
Carvers.'.abl.e and. desert knives and forks
Sauce and frying pans—grtdirons
VVash tubs and boards-—door mats
Blacking,horse.scrubbi=ng&,whitewaslibrushes
Cast iron furnaces, spiders,and fire tings
Shovel and tongs. stub scythes, window glass
Dr. Easton has been in his practice for the last sashes, &,._ &c_
12 years. and he feels himself master ofevery
branch Ofltis profecssioti. ,
Rcfercnccs.—Rev.Edwin Hall. Rev. J. J,
Vifoolsey. Rev. S. B. S. Bissell. Geo. St. .lohn8
Alfred Mallory, W.»l(. Lewis. C. J. Gruman,
Eames Mallory. Jonathan Camp. Henry Thom-
as. Stephen Smith. Hon. Clark Bissell. George
;\'Ieeker. George Marvin. Andrew Turney,
Nortvallt; Snlivan Motilton. Vlestporl.
Norwalk. February 19.1345.
Attention, Gentlemen !_—[ have this
day received 6 pieces black Drab De et, for
coats.
20 pieces super plaid and striped gomboons.
20 do Kentucky Jeans, plaid and plain.
20 do Manchester Jeans. very handsome.
50 do cassimeres, very rich plaids.
do cassiuieres, striped, very cheap.
4 do black satin vesting.
6 do French b_road cloths.
2 do superior blue cloths.
10 do superior black cloths.
All of‘ which will be sold ‘cheaper than they
have ever been offered in this country by 40
per cent. considering the quality of the goods.
all of which will be s_hown to all who favor us
Will] a call. with much pleasnre.free ofexpense.
C. .I. GRUMAN.
Coffin Plates !
01‘l<‘1N Plates.of the very neatest kind
will be handsomely engraved to order at
' Dissaows
RON and SteeI'.—A full assortment of
foreign and domestic Iron and Steel.jusl,
Yer-civetl and for sale by STREET & CAMP.
RIED Peaehes.—l00 bushels Dried
Peaches. received direct from Ohio, they
are offered to Merchants as cheap as they can
be purchased in New York. '
Ct;MsT0cK dc HALL.
New Canaan. Feb. 24 1845.
E} AY ‘RIlm.—A fine articleof Bay Rum
5‘. 3 Just received at BIssr:1.t.s.
TllF3RNlOME.'1‘ ERS.—--Farenheit‘sfl'I'hcr-
mometers for sale at BISSELUS.
300
turers prices, by
Boxes Window Giass assorted. from
6334 S to 2471 30, for. sale at manufac-
STai-:t~:T 6: CAMP’
A fuzz assortment of Iron and Steel.
English Inn wagon tyre, from 1;} to 1:} itich
all thicknesses
English dc cart do from 25 to 3 inch
Swedes do " do from 2.}, to 3 do
American do round do frotn 1;} to 3 do
a do square do from 1 to ,3 do
Hoop and Band lron.all widths
Sannderson dz Co's best quality cast steel g anti
g octagon, and 13. 1. §. Q, square.
All these articles kept constantly on hand and
for sale by CHAS. lt~‘AACS.
' )RUSl[I3S.—The largest and best assort-
ment ever offered in Norwalk: I-lair
Brushes of every style and price. Clothes
Brushes,‘Flesh Brushes. I-lat Brushes. Tooth
Brushes, Nail Brushes, Shoe Brushes. Pencil
Brushes and Shaving Brushes, which will be
sold at prices tl’i'at‘det'y competition at
‘ \V E 6: H M Btssr-:LI.'s.
UIVIICE Stone.-10 bbls Pumice Stone
in Ilie lump and ground, just rereived and
for sale by STREET dc (‘Atiun
Hams ($0 iS'houlrlors
NOTHER Large Lot of those stiperfine
Hams and Shoulders. just received by
' - Jonson dc Co.
March '11. 1845. r 11
‘lU'l‘LE]lY.—A large assortment._of' Pen
1- and Pocket Knives. and Razors ofa very
superior quality, at remarkably low prices. at
Bissi-:Lr.s.
Also. a good assortmetit of Razor Straps and
shaving Cream.
ILL Saws —One case -Rowland.s Mill
Saws ofa snitablethickness for this mar-
ket‘, fully warranted, and for r/file by
STm-;it:'r &~CAMr.
CHOICE. Liquo,rs_.—-Pure
Port and Matteria Wine, Holland
Gin, Jamacia Rum. Brandy, Ci-.
der Brandy &c. The above li-_
-3'“;
.
l
1.1-.7 .5’
terated, and will be sold only:for medicinal pur-
poses. W E (C H M Btssi-:1.r..
Grand assortment of'Ladies’ Velvet and
other Card Cflles,-’ cheap at Brsssus.
quors can be relied tipon as pure and, unadul-,
Counstock & Hail,
RE now opening splentled new styles of
-4. Moonslin tle Lanes, Rt-p dc Lains. Cali‘
coes. Silks. Shawls, Cloths. C3S:llTl€f6S. Sat
tinetts. together with nearlycvcry article in the
Dry Goods line, and will he soltl cheap.
New Canaan March l. I845. 10
’ Silver Spoons.
i ANUFACTURED iti otir shop—the best
1 and ('lleFll)t?.~‘l in t()\\ n. Li-zvi CLAl‘t!{.
Kegs first qnrrliiy Ctit Nails, assorted
sizes’, for sale in quantities to suit
purchasers by S't't-ztzrzrt 81. CAMP
E) E.RFUllIE[{Y.-'l‘lie clit-apest lot‘ of
. perfumery fancy articles die. ever 'ot-fore
|tl’ral"(-Etl in Norwalk can be found at Bt.=sm.r.s.
ATCHES anil Jewelry tifall kiritls for
sale clienp, by LFVI CLARK.
' ADIES Hats —Jtist received at the
Bridge Store
2 cases Tuscan Bonnets
1 Neapoliiion do
1 Fanr_vBr.'tde'l‘nscan do
3 English simw (1.;
I American do
50 Boxes of ladies Bonnet Ribbons of every
style. positively 50 per cent lower than ever
oflizreil. Millinarv ttoods in great abuntlnnce.
All in want will find it to their interest to give,
C J GRUM.-IN.
Cheap Boots and Shoes.
THE subscriber hasjust returned from New
York with a supply of Men's cheap Boots
antl Shoes. both coarse and fine, which are oi‘ 3
good q,ualit~y,.and will be sold as cheap as the
cheapest. Call and look before purchasing
elsewhere. Hmtrur Hmnus.
Norwalk. Oct. 1844. _
SLATES.
30 doz. German Slates assorted sizes
20 " Pennsylvania do do
20.000 Slate Pencils, just received and for
S-ls by S1 Bl-JET & CAMP.
LANl_3S.—_A full assortmentofbench and
- monldirig planes, grooving planes, sash.
planes, Ma|lets,.Gonge.s. Chalk Spools. plane
handles &c.j,ust received and for sale by.
D STREET 6: CAMP.
Comstock & Hall"
. ._ .AV'E on hand a full assortment of Gro-
‘iceries Provisions Crockery, &c. which
are offered quite cheap.
- New Canaan. March 1st_. 1845. 10
SOUNDS do 'l‘ongues, Pickled Cod. 6zc.at
Junsons 65 Co.
me a r-nll.
l ltn_ilUl'lllt:‘S within. tipio the surface.
_ preserve health.
Crockery.
AFitte assortment received this day at
L. CL-AttK’s.
7]_1HE prcccetliitg figure is given to repre-
sent the Iiiscrisilile pcrsp'iralit.~7i. it is the
great I'.'~t.-acualion for the itnptiiiiit-s o! the body.
I. will be nnticctl that it thick t-lotizly l)ll~l issm-s
froin all points ol the surfzit-t~, wliit-li iiixlir-alt.-s
the tvoiitlerftil ;irttcct=s going forwarrl wiiliiti —
The pcr.spir.-ttioii flows t.ttititt-rrt.~p=et.li_y \\ lien we
are in health, but ceases wlit-ti we are sick. l'
Sltttttltl lie the cure oft-vcry one It) sec that it is
not checltt-tl. Life cannot be sn.-tainetl willi-
ttltl it. It is tlirotvn tiff front the surface ofthe
l.t0tl_\_'. and tll.~,')(tSt'5 by this riieuiis uftictirly all
the iinptirities within us. The ‘tilted by this
meansnnly \\'t‘lliS itst-ll‘ piire. The langnag.
of the Bible is. ‘in the BLOOD is the life.’ if
it ever btconic impure, it may bctrticetl directly
to ilic stoppage of the I/tscnsible [’crs,-iirtzlioit.
lt nevcr rtquircs any init-trial mttlit-irits to
clransc it, as it a’uwys ptirilie:~ its:-lf by its own
boat and action and liirmvs till sill the ulleittliiig
linmnrs. tltmugli the Iuserisiblc PCI‘S}Jir(lfi0n.
_'l‘litrswc sic. all that is rit-cessriry when the
‘blood is stagnant.or inl'ectetl.is tonpcns the pores
.land it rt-licvcs itsell from all ltnptitlt_V ltislziritly.
its own heat and vitality are stil’iciciit_ \\llllt)'.ll
‘one particle of nietlir.-inc, except to open the
lpores upon the surface. Thus we see the fully
'ol'i;ilttitg so mtich internal retiietiies. All prac-
tiiititier.-'. however. tlirpm iht-.ir cfliirts to rt‘-sl.ure
the lnsetisihle Perspiralitiii, lint it. scr-iris to be
not always the pr-tper one. The Tlitirripstiniati
for instance. steams. the llytlrtiptitlii-s shrowds
us in wet blankets, the l'}omop:iili'rsi dteiilsotit
llllllllllsilllitlls‘, the A|lopathi~t bleeds and doses
us with iiiercnry, and the blnsicrxng Quack,
gorges tis \\'l'.ll pills. pills.
But one trlijr-ct only is in view, viz :—Io re
store the Inscnstble Pc'r.spz'ruIt'm2.
be tlone they say, we will take care ofthe rest.
It will be seen tlicrt.-fore, that all pliysicinns
understand alike what is iieccssary toa recovery
how rriticli they may tlilfcr as to the trio-.le ol
obtaining it.
qncntly the importance of the firiscnoible pcrs
piiation. we will state that Ilze l€al‘tle'l Doctor
Lewerrtiuck. and the great Boerbaave. asserted
that five etgliisofall we receive into the stom-
rich. passed ofl'by this means. in other words,
ifwe eat and dritik eight pounds per day, we
evacuate five pounds of it by the luscnsible
Pcrs-piraiiuti.
There is none other than ilre used tip particles
of !ilood.antl other jnices.'giviiig plate to the
new anti fresh ones, by carrying with it all the
To check
this thert-fore. is to retain in the systetn live-
eiglits of all the virulent maitcrihat nature dc
mantis should leave the bony. And even when
this is the cast‘. the blood is of so atztiie :1 prin-
ciple, Ili:tt it tleterriiiucs those particles in the
slain, wliercthey lurm .~C:lliS. pimples. ulcers.
anti other spots: but if it is lll'f(‘(Zie'.l inwards, 8.:
falls tipon the lungs, the consequences are gen
erally fatal.
By a sttvltlen transition from heat to cold the
poresare stop‘ped.tlie lltI'r.~‘l.tll‘ali()ll ceases. and
disease begins at once to develop itself. llrtit c
It stoppage of this flow of the juices, originates
so many coniplainis. li is tlirotigli the surface
that we imbibe nearly all our ills.
it is by stopping the l)..rt.‘S, that ovcrwlieltits
trraiikintl with coughs. colds and cot-isntnptions.
9 l0ihs ofthe v.-orltl die from (llir‘.t‘lf<lf‘S induced
by a stoppage ofthe Iriscnsiblc [’c/‘spiialion.
it is easily seen tlitait.-fore, how 'ItCt.'('.5'S(Uy is
the fl iw of this subtle burnt-r to the Sllflilfjc, to
It cannot be s'o;)cd; it cati-
not cveti he cliccketl \Vllltt)lll i-ntlntzitig tlisczise.
The blood and ititcstitics must rt-licve lltcni~
sclvcs ofall their worn otii par-it.-lr—s,antl poison
otis hutnors. atid they must go through the pores
as nature designetl.
Let me ask now every candid rriiutl, what
course seetris the most i‘tta.-on:ililc ‘ti pursue, to
tiristup the pores tiller lllt‘y me (.'lt)Sl‘(l. and let
the pt-rspiratintt flow-,Ilial. the blood may relieve
iIselfof'it.~.t impurities? \Vnultl_\ou give physio
to unslop the pores .7 Or apply someiiiiiig
that would tln this ttptin the surface. where the
clogging actually is? \/Vould not this be com-
mon sense. And yet I know of no pliysician
. \\ ho makes arty external Elppll(.‘ullt)lilt) t-fiect ii.
The. reason l assign is, that no metlicine within
their knowlctlge. is capable of doing it. Under
these circumstances 1 presctii to ltll_\Sl(.'lilllS.Zlll(l
to all oilit-rs, a. preparation that has this power
in its fullest extent. ll is1l'l'At’istcr's All Heal
mg Ointment, or the lVirlrl's .Sal.ve. It has
power to restore perspiration on the feel, on the
head, around old sores, upon the chest. in shot:
upon any part of lhc body. whether diseased
slightly or severely. Vi/licn the [)P.l'Silltflllt)l‘t is
restored. it has power to penetrate to the ltings,
liver or any other part of the human system,
and so to act upon them. ifthey he diseased, by
sepcrating the inflamed niorbitl particles there
l'rt:tn. and expelling them to the surface.
it has Power to cause all external sores scrol-
ulotis htimors. skin diseases, poisonous wounds.
to discharge their putrid matter and then lieztl
them.
It is a Remedy that sweeps oil the whole cai-
alogue of cutaneous disorders, and restores the
entire cuticle toits healthy functions.
It is a remedy that forbidsihe necessity of so
many an deleterious drugs to ken into the stomach.
it is a remedy that neither sickens, gives in-
convenience or is dangerous to the intestines.
This Remedy is probably the only one known
that is capable of producing all these great re’-
sults. Its great value is in restoring at once. the
circulation ofthejuiees when checked or deran-
=ged by other causes. It preserves and defends
the surface from all derangement ofits functions
while it keeps open the channels for the blood
to void all its impurities and dispose of all its
useless particles. _ There is a connection, har-
'mony. and feasibility in it all that defies contra-
diction. _lt is-a sitnpl-‘e. but wonderful principle
that preservesin healthy operation the entire
machinery ofour being. I: indissoltubly holds
together the surface and internal viscera. the
‘internal viscera and the surface. They are in-
seperably connected and cannot be disjoined.—
The surface. is the outlet of five eiglits of the
bile and used up matter within.
with millions ofopenings to relieve the intes-
tines. Stop up these pores and. death knocks at.
your door. It is rightly termed All healing.for
if this can i
To give some i-.lea ofthe amount. anti conse- _
It is pierced. *
‘there is scarcely a disease, external or internal,
that it will not benefit. It will "be found the
most useful, as well as the cheapest family
medicine in the world. I have used it for the
last fourteen years with success without a par-
alel. I have used it for all diseases ofthe chest
consumption, liver and the most dangerous of
internal maladies. I have used it. in cases of
extreme peril and liazzard,involving the utmost
danger and responsibility, anti I declare before
Heaven and man. that tint in one single case
has it failed to benefit when the patictit was
within the reach of moral means.
l never in my l'l‘('UllC(tllUl) had more than five
or six among the llttHlF8fltl5 \vliti have used it.
say that it. was not fuvt.-rablc to their cotriplziint.
On the contrary I have hail l tintlrcils vtiliititari-
ly and intl:e wtirinvst and most paiheitc lan-
giiage spezilt in its praise. I have li.-itl physi
clans. lt‘ilrt‘.€(l in thc prt-ft-ssion; l have had
niinisters ol'th.° Gospel, .llltl,t_{t'S on the Bent,-li
,-\.h.lt-rim-.n and Lnwyt rs. gciitleiiicti (il'iheliigli-
cs: cl’Utllilt')n and multitudes til'il.c poor. use it
in cvvry variety ol'\vay,atitltiicrc has bt-cu but
one vu't:e, one tiziitetl. unlvt-r.~;tl voice. sziyitig
-.\lt:Ali-tr-r. your Qllilll'l€fll is Good.’
Consnmption.—t)l all tliscziscs. we find
this itie most impor ant. and r-nnctrniiig whitcli
we lll(’(‘l \\llll the most oppo-iiion. It can hurtl-
ly l)et:rt:tlitcdl.iizit a snlvc can llllVC any ('llt‘tl
upon the lungs. seatetl as tlit-_y are within the
svstcm. llui.we say once for till, that this
Ointment will ieatzli lllt' lttl‘tg.'\‘(llllf'l{f’l’ than any
ll'lt*tlli'lil('. that can be gtveri iritt-rtitilly. Every
body ctiiisr-tits to the frit-t, that ifti bottling motl-
itjlflt‘. L‘t)lll(l be iippit ti on the l..liligx',lllt‘l'(‘. v.otiltl
be great litipt-s of recm-‘t.-ry. 'l'lic dillictill_v is
to get the tl.etllt'lllt’. (here. Now the s:rlve llils
the woi‘i.l--ifiil virtue of cxtrtictiiig the putrid
«list-tisctl ltrirriurs l'r.int all external sures b_\
causing thetit lt).lllSf£l)ill'ge- lit like lYlntli)t‘l' it
operates on in/cr-nul ullerrtinris by driving all the
iinpUrlllt:s' tliruiigli the pores in tin: s=.ii‘fa(.e.-—
Thus with t-ottsttntptiun-. if plat-t-tl upon the
clit,-st. it pcnctratcs tlirct-ilv to llit: lungs. sepa
rates the poisonous par l('lt‘S that are coiisutitiiig
them and exp:-ls them frotn the svmt-in.
ltt is the simple and llit)Sl rational princess iti
crratioti. if one lit's the nt-ctlici/re czipiililc of do-
ing ll. 'l'lic. .t\‘ll ll"E’llll'_'_ ()iiitit»cnI ptisstzsscs
this povei ti lllt" fullest t‘x_tetit. f’ llf:'(‘tl not say
Ill.‘-ll it is ctiriti_t__» folks oftlie (‘l)ll.~“U!l);lllt)fl (-uniiii-
tittlly, altiiotigh we are told thit it is liitilislitir-2-s.
l-cafe not \\‘lHll is said, so lt:~.ij_{ as l t-an curt-
several tboti-v.inil pt-rsoris yearly. lflizis med-
icine was in thc liaiitls of b()lll(‘. patciit mctlicine
lirtitvlcrs. they °.t‘t.nltl inalte an uproar through
the ctitiiilrv, that \\’tttll(l hi- instipportahle.
S-t:i‘0Eu!:t, 0|‘ Hiing’s EVi!.—']'liis (liscnse
.is really itivetertite, and hard to be subtlucd. It is
generally sezitnd in the sides of the neck, bcliiutl the
ears, or ttntlcr the chin, yet scarcely any part ofthe
hotly is exempt from it. It sonictiuics falls nti the
lungs mid t::itisc.< coiisiitnption. ‘ It is H tlrctidftil cir-
ctinistnncc. that this discitse is transtitittcd from pit-
rents to cliililrt-ti. ‘
The salve will e.\'tt'act all the morhitl matter, by
causing the sores to tlisclizirgc ; and then let the Solar
titictitre be nsctl to drive it to one point, \\‘l]l(‘.ll done
it cntttinitanct.-. oftlic Ointtncitt will coinpictt-ly rc-
tiitivc the tli:=ttrt.lci'. Tliis is prtilizilily the softest ttiitl
niost cliieclttttl of tiny nietltotl. It should be adopted
tvitliout ti motnent's licsittition.
Iirysipzglas. —'l‘his coinpbiint at-rises from
impurities being driven out to the surface by means
ofthe lnseiisible l’er.-pirittion. and lodging in the
cuticle, foriris sures. pintples, &c. it being of El
enustic,:tci'id pittrifyin,-; nature, It only rc'qnii'es
thntit should discharge its virttleiil. particles ll‘ll’Ol'-!‘__"ll
the skirt, arid the diflictilty will pass oil‘. If 5lllli!I'-
ed to renitiiii and driven itiwarrls it is frequently liitnl.
Let the Salve and solar tincture be used as in
Scroftila, arid the ptiticiit will soon get well.
Salt 53 lI{§ll3II.—-Tliis is another obstitintc dis-
case, but cart he cttred elfectiitiily as the Scrofula.—-
There is no difficulty in tliistlisczise.
Hcazlzaciae, Eat‘-acitc, and Dc-af-
I!(:§s.—'l'he Salve httscttrctl per.-‘nits of ‘the H t‘ii(.l
Ache of 1'2. years stimtling and who had it i'cgnlarl_t.'
every wet.-k.sotli:it voniitiiig ufteri took place. it
cured the wife ofa man who litttglicd in my face for
prnpnsiiigsiicli :1 core, illltl who now would not be
without it for thebest farm in the state. If arty man
will take the trouble to cztll.I will give his ii.'tine.
Dtzafncsstintl F.arAt:lic. nrc lielpetl with the like
sttcct:ss. as also Agitc in the face.
Cote] F(3(3't,—-Cotistttnptiori. Liver complaint,
pains in the chest or sitlc, f:tllIii_:: of the hair, one or
the other atl\v:i_vsticcniiiptttiics cold feet. It is a sure
sign ol'disc:i;-:e in tlte s_v.-tetn to have cold feet. Some
persons are totally ttirtibliz to get them warm. and
endure inticli sitffcritig lllCl‘(!l)_V. The Salve will re-
store the Iiisciisilile Pt.-i'spiratioii and thus cure every
case. It is iiifallililc for this.
Asthantt, 'i‘igiat.a2ess of Brc:sth.—It
this disease is not lietctlittir-_v and prodncctl by a trial.-
ft-irtnatioti nftiic clicst. the Salve will cure it.
K}§'.‘§3)t!l;).~‘i1‘ti.,——-Oiit‘. \\'Olll.'l sttippose ti Stilvc
would not clfcct this tliscnse tnnch, but the All Heal-
ing Ointnicnt will cure two, S00llel"l.ll€1Yl internal
rcmcdv will cure one. '
§0i'(‘. H3.§'c§.—'i'lic infizimmation and disease
hence the inntility ofzill rcinetlies that are used up-
mi the lids. The virtue nftttiyniedicine must reach
the seat ofthe itiiliitiinizititm or it will do little good.
This Salve if rtibbctl oti the temples will penetrate
directly into the sot.-ltct, anti irtft.t.<t-, all its virtues Ill)-
un the di.-'ni'tlcr. The ptirtzs will lienpertstl, it pi-op-
er pcr.<pirzitioii will be t_‘.l‘t’.ille(l and the (list.-use will
soon pass olfto the sitrftice How easy and how
natiiral! It is as perfect and valuable as it is siuiplc
tutitl ]1llll0:-‘0])lllC:ll.
Sore Lips, Cisaenocd i'lIan¢1s, etc..—
I sell it great dc:-il of Salvc to seamen. who say that
it is the only thing they can depend on to cure their
raw liitnds. when e.\'posed to the \\i'€i|ll1t’.l‘tll sea. It
acts like a. charm in these coiiiplaints. Two or three
ttppliciitiniiscitrus.
Pitmrics on The Face. I-‘recktcs.
Tan, Mnsqzsuiizie Skin, Gross Sur-
li'a(:e.—It.< lirstziction is to expel till litttnor. It
will itotcettse tlrawiiig till the face is free from any
matter‘ that may be lotlgetl under the skin and fro-
qitently breaking out to the sittficc. It then ltca-ls.
when there is tiotiting hitt. giwissiiess, or tlttll reptil-
sive Sll|'fi\Ce. it begins tti soften and soften ttittil the
throws a lresliticss and bltisltirig color itpon the new
white, ll"tl1)Spttl'eltl2 skirt, that is perfectly cticliatititig.
Sometimes lll Cll>'C(Ifll'C(‘l£l0S it will first stttrt out
l’ci’snc the solve and all will soon rlistippczir.
The l'Ct'lS()ll for this wonderful cltttnge in at lztdy’s
face that it excites into ntitnraluntl healthy ttctit‘i-
ty thtttliisctisililc Pcrspiration, while it renovntcs
and renews the surface, which leaves the skin in as
lively and delicate ti t~:nndili.on as the most fastitlious
could desire. it is put up in fine jars and beziiitiful-
ly scented on purpose for the toilet.
Blli'll§,—Life can always be saved iftlic vitztls
are ttninjttrcd, I liztve so rtittiiy tcstimoitials for t.lic
cure ofthis cotnplttiiit that I could fill a book. I’
suppose there is not a family in the United States.
that would consent to be without this Salve -'1 single
day, if they know its balm in hcztlitig burns al0ne.—-
Itextractsthe pain and leaves the place witliotitascrtr.
Quinsy, Sore Throat, Influenza,
Bl'0ncIliliS,—There is not an internal remedy
in existence, that will cure these disorders as qtiick
as this Salve. It opens the pores on the neck and
draws off all the inflamatiou and inipttrejttices, and 1!
few days sees the patient well. It is sovereign in
these cases. _
Pi|eS.—The Salve acts upon the Piles as upon
Sore Eyes. There is an inflatriation which must be
drawn from the parts. The Salve does this.
Hernia or Ruptnre,—This Salve has
cured sortie very bad cases of rupture, and although
it might not all, yet it would be wise to try it. It is
a peculiar complaint, but it may he helped some, if
not cured entirely. I_have not the shadow of doubt
that it would cure thousands ifa trial was mude,who
believe no medicine ofthe least benefit.
2s worth would satisfy any one, whether it would
do good or not. , ~
, _W0l‘ms.—Jlpareuts knew how fatal most med-
tctnes were to. children taken invvardl , they would
be slowto resort to them. Especial y “mercurial
§ ozenges,” called “medicated lozengers,” “yermi.
tfnges,” pills, &c. Even were it possible to say posi-
-
always lics littck nftlic lrtllitllillltl eye in the socltct-
skin becomes as smooth and delicate as :1 ch':ltl’s. It ;
those that have lain liitltleu anti seen but seldom.-
tively that worms were present it is not safe. The
truth is one can tell, invariably when worms are
pr_esetit., Ofcourse the remedy is not applicable to
the complaint. Now let tne say to parents that this
Salve will always tell if a child has worms. Let it
.be_rubbed on the neck and chest. to keep them from"
gtfmg tip. and then down on the bowels, and they
will soon leave. ltwill DRIVE every vestage of
fh‘_3'“ ““"‘Y- This is a simplea‘nt.l SAFE cttre. No
'“.l‘“_'.Y '23“ C°meol' it any way. But should it be
cliolic, ttiflzituntioii of the bowels, or gripe onlie in-
tcstitics, it will as effectually. cure them as the worms,
Tht-rt: is probably no medicine on the face ofthe
earth at mice so sure anti so salein the expulsion of
\\-'0l'mS. It would be crttel, nay Wicked, to give in-
tcrtial, tlotiritftil medicines. as long as :1 liartnless,
certain and iiicffccttizil extcrutil one could be had.-
Choiic, I':.ain orlntinnzaatioal of the
l-30‘W~t'§§_.-—l.ct the Sire be rubbed iii and heated
with the fire or lint flat irons and all pain and difficul-
ty will soon (:t‘:‘..‘-:(.‘.
§§\‘_i"elIi5ags--oftlic Jnitits, weakness, or any
:ifli:t-.t'.oii ofthe hone, irntliing is so good its this Salve
}i’<>i§03aS.—l ticvcrkiicw tlll_Y‘l.lllll_L', so good as
this Salve. lt ctiiiscs tlicpnisoii to tlisclittrgc imme-
tliatcly. and leaves not the sliglitcst cause of alarm.
lPl)lS(>llS by nails, bites of animal.-'. or linriis, it re-
titt‘:\'cs _\\lii-ii iititliiiig t:lSt‘. will.
.i‘p:tit:t.—1l~.:ivc it done tip in fine 0l‘(lCl' for the
tll'0S§‘tttg c:tsc._ Aitbongli l have said little about it as
it hurt‘ t‘t:storti_tive.yt-t I will Stlilif‘. it iignin-st the world
'l‘ht-_-.' may bring their Oils liar and nfstir, and mine
will restore the hill!‘ two c:tse.~x to their one. These
are no itllc words, furl am ready to back it with any
reasotiaililc timottnl. '
(Bid Sores, Piloriificzltioaiis, Ulcers.
——-Tlicrc is no t.-lfcctital way of curing these, but hp
dr.-twiiig off the putrid intittct‘ To It crclv dry it up.
wtitiltl cntlttngc r unc's ht-ttltli more. That some‘
Sores tire an outlet to the iinpitrilics of the sy.-ttcnr
is the only reason liccttttsc lliev ctinntrt puss Oliilllfttii
the nattnrztl chaiiiicl’s of the Iii.-cnsible l’t.‘I'.<pll':lll0ll.
ll .~llCll sores are hczilctl. tip the impurities lllllsl have
sortie t)lllCl‘~ outlet. or it-'xvil| cntlatigcr lifc 'l'his is’
one rcastitt \\‘li_v it is iniptilitit: to iise the coitiinott
Solves of the day in such c;t.st:s. For they have no
power to open other ztvctitics, tn lt-t off this morbid‘
lniatter, and the cotist-qiieiiccs arc tiltvztys fatal. This-
Stilvc will tiltxttiys provide for- such ctiieigcticics...
There iicetl be no ft-.ii'. It is poi-l1-ct,
P511) K02: E3t’(}Ett.h!.-I-’t=i'stiiis need never liavc
ti Broken l)l'Pit>‘i, tlit: Salve will ttl\\'tt_)"s prevt.-tit it, if
tisctl iii §(3::.<t‘ll.
lt..E.vci' €.‘om9§ai::!.—Pei-sorts with this dis-
ease frcqitenil_v have Cl‘ltpllt)ll.~' ofthe hands, face and-
other ports, and nc'.'ci' titice think that it arises from-
the lit.'cr.~ Tlttrir l3ll.'.‘l‘ ittzihility. to reniove these’
crtiptions. proves the :iiis,:tppi'elit-n.-ion of the tlisor-
()l‘llt‘l‘. Such must use it first mi the feet, then wear
it on the chi.-st. and the tlillictilty will soon go nwttv.
l-3153231.: Ptttssioin or Gii'i.p-ing of Hire‘
the late ilC(‘.(tlllltllSltt.'Ll lltigli S. Lcgtirc, Attorney
(.iCll('l'ill, and acting Scci'ct:ii'y ofllic United States.
it is the sttippiitg up nl'tl‘:e sinallcr itittistitics, and
stiitictiiiics the to i.-:1: rig oftltt-.ni. It is brotiglit on by
it iicglcct of tlic tl.iily cv:ictizttiniis_. tir- from inc.'ii'ccr-
atctl hernia. The pztins are atvfnl, and unless liclp
cnnins spct.-tlily. the stifi'crci' soon dies. The All
lleztlirig Ointment tvnitltl litivc .-‘tl\'E(l the l fe of Le-
gzirc and all otlicrs ttntlcr siinilttr circittiistziriccs. All
ptiiiis, grtpiiigs, lllllilllilllltllls and (ll.-'0l'(lt‘l‘S of the
bu-.\'cls will be relieved if not cll't:cttt:ill_v ctircd.
C9l'iiS,—-If the salve is ttsctl ticctirtlitig to direc-
tions, people ticctl never be ti'tinl.led with Cottis,—
cspt-ci.illy_. cut out by some travelling Muniitt-btinlr,
t-. ho knows he is doing more lltl.~'Clllt3l‘ than he can
l[)l).—‘.*lltl_Y l‘t'lli'til‘. A little oftliis oitititivtit pittnn now
land tht-it will ul\vtiy.~ keep them dtiwti. ltidcctl lliere
tire ft.-xv cnitiplttiiits that itwill tint benefit. It is H.‘
Ftitnily Sttlvc of llillllltl value. As long as the sky-
'l'()ll;~: over onc’s head and grit: sgrtit tip on the earth"
it will be sought nftci‘, ttscd and valued. As there is-
rio rncrcttrittl Slll)SlilllCC in it, but ttoiriptistrtl entirely?
of \'t’gCl..'ll)lt"F. it gives no gruittitl for tipprelicnsion.
JAMES M ’:\L[S'l‘F. ’. do Co. 168 South st. N. Y.
‘Stile l’i'oprietoi's of the above Mcdiciite, to whom‘
all coiiiiiiiitiictitioiis must be ntltlresst-d (post paid.)
Price l.\\'Clll_\’-llVe cciits, and fifty cents.
Sold by JOHN A. \Vlil'Il)‘. and HANFORD dz.
S.\llT-H, N(tl‘\\'itll{; JOHN ‘W. TAYLOR, VVcst-'
port; ll. ll()YT, Stuuiford. 17-
FOR Sale or. to Rent,-~
A Farm S.llUill(~‘(l on Sniith‘s Ridge,
5 (so c:i|letl).in the tn\\ti_ol' New (Ja-
- it llZt‘.tll, t-nntaiiiing thirty three acres,
t-onsisiiiig of about t-iglitct-n L('YtS of mtadow
lat-tl. and the rertitiindt-r in wooel, and pasture.
with it lloiz.-.e. Barn anilothcr unt litiltliiigs, also
a Well of good water, near the door. This
property will be olleretl at a low price, and pay-
lllF’l!l made easy, should a purchaser apps.-ar.~
Title goud,as may appear from the 'l‘own‘
Rm-orl. l..t:A.\'m~:tt l’l0i"l".
New Canaan. lfch ll. lS-l5. tl3i*S
A E?::tt'aiin for sale,
. Containing about. (30 acres well‘pro-
~ T “iii pnrtioiicil into lllCZltl()\\'._ plow pasture
and tvood lciitl. Also, about 20
acres ol'u*nod anti i'tlS!tJl‘(: land lyiiig nlzottt lit:-ltf
a mile from the abovt-. On the first incri-
tinned prcii:i.'-‘cs, there is a large l\\(t story dwell
lirtg lionse, v..':gnn llt!USt", lmrii. and it \\‘('ll of
gootl Walt‘! near the tl'i(tl', io;_vt-ilzey \\ ill! a never-
tai-liiig stream \\lilL'l'l rtins lllrtttigll antl writers
the l‘Ll!l’l'l'.~ 'l"-lris pr--pt-rly is sitnziictl iii the cast'
piiri ol’New Catiti.-iii. about 5 miies frotti Nor-
walk, lzititlitig, and belon;_;s to tlze estate of
l:‘f€tlt’llCl-2 Biclitirtls, tlcc’sd. Inquire of Samuel‘-
L. Richards. li\'ing__ron the premises, or of‘
D.-turns ST. .l()Ill\', Administrrtor‘.
New Cnmiziii. Dec. 30. l8'—l’1.
Eiarris For Selle .’
One ofthe first farms in Fairfieltl
‘H Cotiiiiy. in proportion to its size. is
‘ ;. now otlcretl for sale. ll is s ttiatc-tl
-- " - 1 in the town of New Canaan, abnt.t
one mile front the village, and consists of sixty
at-ins of first rate land. “ill! a large new Dwel-
ling House, and oilicr btii dings thereon. Said
farm is well watered. anti has upon it a fine
young orchard of grafted Hess. and is replete
with every convcnit.-ncc. anti well worth the
tl|l€tlllt)fl‘Ul‘ those w lio are (lt"Slr0llS of ptirt'lias-
ing. The llllC is indisputable. Forterms. &'c.'—
apply to Chas. A. Haiifortl. Ritlgcfieltl; Chas.-
lsaacs. i\’orwalk. or of the stibscribcr. in New
‘Canaan. \Vtir. Daummonn.
New Canaan. l\'larr'li 7. i344.
To Le(-A Hon:-e. Burn, gardcn-
and oiitliouscs. pleasa-ritly situated
. about one mile from ilie head ofPud-
='-" 5.. ding Lane. near the direct route to.
New (lilf-HF]f).‘i-\'lll be rented on l'avorab.'cterm's.-.
from the first of April, on application to the sub--
scriber. DAVID CU‘.ttS’1‘i)C.K:, J.-r.
Ntirtvnlk. Mar('li.2-1. lS4-5. 13-2
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7
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Tailoring Establislunieni.
PPOSITE Jas. Mallory 6:. Co. All work.
_done with neatness and dispatch and war-':
ranted to fit. , '
Nttfwfllk. March 3 1845. 1 l0
ARDEN S.eeds.—Shal-ters. Wet,hcrs_;,
field and=F-redonia Garden Seeds, wags
ranted good, for sale at the store of
Josr-:PH‘S. Mr;'1~;'K'E'n dc SON.
‘l T. Cl‘0i_X LlVI_ol.:;sses.—-A "few ‘Hhds. of
very choice St. Croix Molasses just recv'd
and for sale by. ’
Joan BonaA1.r,. '
§Bn!1.'§!i!H€§,——’1'ltis (.ll.~‘t,':1St‘. coined the death of_
Norwalk Chronicler