Norwalk Gazette, Wednesday, July 30, 1845 · page 4

to repre-
lt is the

HE precemlittg figure is given
sent the .lrisen¢-ible pcr.spirali'.oiz.
great Evactmliorz for the impurities ol the body.
It will be tioticed that a thick cloudy mist issues
front all points of the surface, wliich indicates
the wonderful process going lbrward within.—--
The perspiratiort flows t.‘ltlttlCl'l‘U[)l€tlI_y when we

are in health, but ceases wlieu we are sick. It
should be the care ofr-very one to see that it is
not checked. Life cannot be sit.-xtttitietl with-
out it. It is thrown oil‘ from the siirfacc oftlits
body, and tlisposes by this means of nearly all
the impurities within us. 'I"tic 'ol«:od by this
nit:-ans only wigtlss itself pure. 'l.‘li': li.irigi.tagr-
of tile Bible is. ‘in the BLOOD is the life.’ It
it ever become impure, it may be traced tlirectly
to the stoppage of the Iiiscrzsible I’cr.9pt'rrzlicin.

It never requires any internal tizrtlictnes to
cleanse it, as it rz'u-ays purities its»-ll’ by its own
heat and action and throws till till the tillt-titling:
ltnmors, llirtttlgli the Inseizsiblc Pcrspirati'.0n..
’.'t‘hiis we see, all iliat is tit-cessziry tslieti the
blood is staf_rnant.or iufeete:tl.is toopeiis the pore.-
and it. relieves iise-.ll'l'mtn all iinpurity itt-=t'rttitly-
Its own heat and vitality are sulliciciit, \ti=liout
one particle of lli:’,fllt’lti(’, excel.-t to t)p(‘tl‘ the?
pores up-Jn the sutl':‘.-co. 'l‘lius we see the lolly
nfialttug somitclt ititc-ritnl retucvlii-s. All prttt.'~
thinners. limvcvcr, dirt at their rlliirts to t‘t’:~l0Tl?
the Iiisensitile Persi.-iratiori, but it. svcttts tn lit‘.
not always the pr-ipcr our-. 'l"tie Ttiotnpsonian
for in~'lfl!iCE‘. steatns. the llytlrupzitliis $lll't)\.\'(i.~
us in wet blank:-.ts, the I-ioitiopittliist dezilsont
iittiniiis-iinzit.-. the Alltittlt‘-lJl~.l titeetls and «loses
us with iii».-rcurv, and the blustcrsng Qtttltfki
gorges us wi l1 pills, pill‘.-l. .

But one titijm.-t only is in view, \'iZ :--—to re-
siore the Iriscriszble Penpirulion. If this car:
he done they say, we will take care ol‘ the frat-
14 will be seer; lI)(‘f(‘liIf(‘, that all pltysici:-iu~;
ttnderstanil alike what is nrcessary to a recovery
how much they may tlilfer as to the mode ol‘
olitaitiitig it. -

To give some idea ofihe amount. and conse-
qut,-ntty the itnportztnce of the .;rIl3€‘7lr.'/‘Z1118 pars
piialion, we will state that the learned Doctor
Lev,-et,ltr.t:k, and the great Brierliaave, asserted
that-five fltglllsl tifall we receive itito the stom-
ach. passed ollby this means. Iti other words,
ifwe eat and drink eight potintls per tlay,.‘.'.'c
evacuate live pounds ol‘ it by the Iuseusihle
Perspiration.

There is itotieotlier than the used tip particles
ofblnotl,aritl other juices, giving place to the
new and fresh ones, by earryiti_1 with it all the
irnouritics witbiii, up to the surface. 'l‘oclteck
iltis ll}EFofI.)l'G, is to retain in the system five
€'l’,1l)lS ot'all the virulent matter that nature de
man.ls should leave the body. And even wlicn
this is the case, the blood is ofso atztite a prlii
clple, that it tleteriiiities those particles to the
spin, woe,-tttttey torm scabs, pimples, ulcers.
and other spots: but it it is l’liret,te'l iawartls, &.
falls upon the lungs, the Ct)[I5((]tJ€l’.~(.‘(:s' are gen
erallv fatal.

B3; 3 5“.-1.-jp,n rransizion from heat in cold the
pmes are stop,-,ett, the pt-r.-pirzition eeastts. and
disease b-Pgttls at once to develop itsetl. . Ileiiee
rt stoppage of this [low of the jiiiecs, ()ll_1_Illl!tlt‘.rt
so lIt'tll)‘y'—CtJl3lf)l:)l:‘llS. It is tlirt'ittg_l‘i the SlltlI1C't‘
that we-imlilbo riearlv all our ills.

It is by S!(ip;‘lil1_1‘tl-it‘: p-:ri=:-:, that ovt.-rwlieluis
mankiiid with coii;_tlis, colds 3[li'l coitstimptiot s.
9 I0tl1s rzftlte world die lrtim (ll~‘t’Et'~P.S lll’lU('Qtl
by a s:oit;t:z;:re. of the Iriscrzsiblc I’ei‘s,i'iiiution.

It is easilv seen tliei'el'ti:»3, ho‘-.v 72C'.’,‘(‘SS(ZI_7/ is
the flttv nl‘i~hi~i subtle hunt-.-r to the siirliice, to
It cannot be striped; it can-

It

preserve tic-.1lth.
lii~‘t‘il.<("..

pm et_,'P.[l be L-lit-cked without ititluoing
The blood and iusesiittt-s must relieve them-
selves ot‘ all ll'lt:lt‘ worn out f)al"l!.'l(‘S,ftt‘tt'l poison
0115 httttmrs, and they tiiusi go ihrougli the pores
as nature dc.-‘i___-jned.

Let me ask now evcrv candid :rtlnd, what
course seems the most tea-‘otiriltle ‘o-ptirstie, to
ttnstop the pores nlit-"r they are Cl!)-‘«t't_I. and let
the l)g;r3p‘li‘;:llt)ll Ilt)\v,ll‘lill. the blood may relieve
itselt'ol'its ittiptirities? \Voiildyoti give pliy.-'-:it;
ti) urtslup the p ires .7 Or apply e30tl)l3lltl1l,i1
that would do this iition the -.-ui'l‘iit'e, V. here the
cloggiiig actually in? '\V«.itiltl LUI this be com
iiiou sense. Alttl }’-..t I ltoow til’ tit‘ t:liy.:ticiati
who makes .'.i‘t‘iy t'xsertta‘. app‘.ic:ttiot: to t-lI'et:t it.
'l‘.‘ie reason lassign is, that no tttctlit-iae witliiti
their lttiowlt:tl;_§e., is capable til‘ doitig it. Under
tliesecircumstarices l i.-rest-tit to pitjt'sicians,attd
,,, an mh,-.,_.;‘ 3 preprirtttiott that has this powrr
in its lIlllt,‘x‘l e.v.tr:ot. It l'\‘]l['./‘I-.'l,£.é'lr.’l‘ .9 All Heal
mg Oiiztritcnl, or the lV~irl:1's 5::/ire. It has
power to testii.-e peispirttiioti on llI'.f feet, on the
head, ziroutid cl l sores, upon the clirst. in short
upon any part of the lmtty, whetlici‘ diseasetl
slightly or severely. ‘ll-'lieti the ])ti'l'Stil!5tllt)D is
‘restored, it has tt:iwet‘ to penetrate to the lungs,
liver or any otttr-r pair of the htiirtan .-"y.-tout.
and 50 to 3“ “pt... tliciti. ll‘ iticy be tlisettsetl, by
separating the l!;II1tl1‘:II iriorliiil particles there
from, and expellirtg thetn to the stir."ace.’

It has Power to catise all ‘ext:-rtial sort;-s.sct°i {-
ulotis httmors. sklti tIl~'t"21-li‘:“l, poisonniis uiiiirids,
to discliarge lll=‘.If putrid r1‘:ti'tcr and then has
them.

It is a Remedy that sweeps oil the whole ent-
zflttgoe ofcutrtttetttts di.-torrlers. and restores the
entire cuticle. to izs healthy l'titit-tititis.

It is 2. reinetly that fot|iiil< the iieci2s.=it_\= of so
many & deleterious iltugs talten into the F.lti:ttzl(‘lt.

it is a remedy that lliillllL’l' Sl('.l~’.(:[lS, givt-s in-
convenience or is daiigarous to the iutestiiics.

This Remedy is probably the otily one ltiiown
that is capable ofprotitir.-ing all tlicse {,’l‘t‘-‘-ll re-
sults. Its _t_7,re.-it value is in ri:stori:ig at once, the
circulation ol't"ne juices when CllU('I~it.".l or deran-
ged by other C«’.ltlS-“'5. It pier.ct\'es ntitl tlclirtids
the surface from all tl->r:iti_aetne.tit ot'i's t'uttt:tion.:
while it keeps open the Cliuiitiels liir the lil_i_iov;l

ti void all its ittipuritites and tllr-’[)'!S-It: of all its
useless _n.-irticlcs. 'l‘hcre is a (‘0llllt-‘Cll()fl, liar-
mony, and l'easibilit_v in it all that defies ('()l‘tlra-
diction. It l:5.‘~) siiiiplc. but wonilertiil prinrziple
that preserves irt heitlthy operation tho entire
machinery ofour l.)r‘.llt,I__7. I; Itt’llS$OlUl)ly holds
together the surface and 1'n(ernal 't'isccra, the
internal-ziisrcra and the surface. 'l'|ivy are iri-
sepcrably CUlttieI‘lEtl amlcaiitiot be tli.-j:iineil—-
The surface. is the outlet of live eiglits of the
bile and used up trizitrer within. It is pierced
with milliotisofooeiiiugs to relieve the itres.
tines. Stop up these pores and tlvatll knocks at
your door. It is riulitly termed All ltetilitigfor
there is scarcely a disease, external or internal,
that it will uni benntit. It will be found the
most useful. as well as the cheapest family
medicine in the world. I have used it for the

fgoiiig tip, atid then dowti on the bowels, and they

last fourteen years with success without it parallel: I
have used it for all diseases oftlie chest coiiiitiniptiofli
liver and the most dangerous of internal maladies-
llirivc used it in cases ofextrcnio peril arid hazzitrd.
iiivolving the utiiioltt danger and rcsponsibtlsty,- and
[dQ(flt1‘.’e ticforc Heaven and titan. that not iti one
gingle case has itlitiled to benefit when the patient.
was withiii the reach of moral means,

I nevcrin tiiv recollection had more tliaii five or
six among the ‘thousands who l‘tuVe'I1S(3t.l it, say that
it was not favorable to tlieii'compl:iitit._ On the cott-
trary I have hundreds voltiiitarily and in the warm-
est and most pallietiu I-aitgiitige speak in its ‘praise.
I have had the pliysicitiiis, lcariied in the prolcssioti;
[have bad ministers oftlie Gospel, Jttdgies on the
Bench, Aldertnitii and l.awyei's, gentlemen above
eruditioii and multitudes ol't'n'e pom’. 3198 if ll19"‘3".V
variety’ of way, and there has been but one voice,
one itiiitod. lIHlV'el'FltI voice, sayiiig, “McAli.-ter, your
Oluttticnt is Good.”

C0iiSit';lEIp€i03l.——-Of all diseases, we find
thts the tiiostitiiporttiii, and coiiccrtiiug which we
meet with the most opposition. It can h:ti'dly be
credited thatustilve can have any effect upon the
lungs, seated as thay are within the systctti. But we
sayoncei"or all, that this Oititttictit will t'cacii_‘iiie
Lungs quicker than any iitetlt.-citie that c:iti lie givcii
iti'.ei'tizilly. Every l)0tl_\' coiiseiits to the liict, that if
it healing tuctlccinc could be applied _on the Lttrt;.'_.~_.=.
there would be great hopes of t'CC(.‘L't‘l‘_V. 'I‘lic dith-
culty is to get the medicine there. Now the salve
has the wottderfiil virtue of extractitig the ptttrid (lis-
cased liitniors from all external sores by catising
them to ditchrirge. In like tn:ttiner it optirntes on
ititeriittl affections by drivinrz till the iiiiptiritics tiiro’
the pores to the stirfztcc. 'i‘litts with coxi.=tiiiiptioii.
it’ placed upon the chest, it penctiatos directly to the
lungs, sepzirzttes the poisonoiis pnrttclt,-s that are con-
stttiiing them and expi-ls them fruit) the systetti.

It is the simplest and most l'«1il()lt1!l process lll.t'?l'(’-
otiun, it one has the iitediciiie cztpable trlidolllg ll.-—
- The All 1-lezilitig Oititiiieitt pt'):‘-.~’e.~‘Stft<l this riti~.\=t:r to
the t‘ttlle5i (_ixl(.‘llI. I lt('e!I not say that it is cttritig
folks of the cotisuiiiptioit nontitttittlly. ttltl:ott,t_-'li we
are told that it its l'tioli.<littcss. I cztie not it-liut is
said, so long as I can cure scrotal tlioitsttutl }‘.Ct'SOltS
ycttrly. If this nitidiciite was in the ltrttids ol'i~"onie
patent tiiediciiie l)i'awlei'si. they wotilil iti:il;e ztii tip-
iotir tlirougli the cottritry that would be iitsiippoi't:i-

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.-ei'<:-§'ula, or .7.‘-iingzfis ?3r.'.i‘.l.——Ti:’:s disease
is retillv iiivetctatr-, and hard to be stihdttcd. It is
gcticrtillv sc:itt-d iii the sides oftltc X}t'CIt, IICIIIIIII lllt‘
oars, onttttzler the chin, yct scarcely any part ol"tbc
body is e.\etiiptl'i'o;iiit. It soiiietiities frills oit tltc
lt!E‘.;'_’S and c::llSe.~' coiisttiiiptioii. It is it rlrt-:idl'ttl cir-
ettiiistuticc. ll‘.L’.l this disetiizc i-_t ‘ii'ati.~uiit!ed litoiu pa-
l'Clll',-‘ to (5lll.l(Il't'lI.

The sztlvc will extract till the morl:-id matter‘, by
Cl'l.!‘tz~'l!l,‘.{ the sores tti discltiirtge ; Sllltl tlii-ti lctthe Solar
tiiictitre be ttscd to drive it to one point, \\'lilt'Il done
rt ctintiiititiiicc oftlie Oitituient will C()lt’|plt.‘l(-‘l_V re-
tiiovc the disoi'tlci'. This is protiably lllt’ srifest and
most ell'ccttt:il of any method. It should be adopted
without it tiioiiietifs hesitzititiii.

Erysirseias. —'l‘hi.-1 ctiiiiplaint arrises from
iiitpiirtties ht-iitg driven out to the .~‘tti'l':ice by iricaits
oftlie Iiiseitsible P9I'r~'])lI’illlUlI. and ltid_u‘iitg iii the
cuticle, fortns sores. pimples, c‘-kc. it lieliig of a
caustic, rtcrid ptttt'it'yiiig.,r iiziture, It only rt.-qiiirr-i»:
tlttitit should (Il.~‘CllHt'.‘_'c its virttleiit ptti'llt’lt’S llL“t)!‘l£_’lt
the skin, and the dtftictilty .will pass off. If .-:ttli'ci'-
ed to retttttin and driven itiwitrd.-2 it. is li'etpiciitly litttil.

Let the Salve and solar tincture be itsctl as itt
Scrofuln, and the patient will soon get well.

SEEN; i'i§il~'r‘.ll3il.-—'I‘liis is ztnotiicr tilistiiitito dis-
ease, but can be cured cli"ectttti'l_v as the Sci'ol'ula.—
There is no tlillictilty in this disease.

Ezieaqtruciac, "Batu-zacflac, 232:3 E34-zzfw
EECSS.-'I‘he Salve has cured pui'.~otis of the Hetttl
Ache of 1:2 years stttiidiitg and who had it i't-;:_ttltii'l_','
every wet-.k.so that vouiitiug often took place. It
cured the wife ol'zt man who latiiglted in my face for
proposing such :1 euro, and who now would not l.-e
without it for the best lilflli in the state. lftiity innit
will take the trouble to cztll, I will ;_:i\‘e his uttttii-..

Deafness and E2ii'Acltc are helped with the like
success, as also Agnti iu the lace.

ti'}0I(1 Il.“d!e’i{,—C<itisttutptitiit, I.l\’(‘.t‘(3(itt1[il.tlt1l..
pains in the chest or side, l':il'.in;; oftiic li-air, one or
the other flI\\’iI)'StlC(!Ol.l.l[')tttllt?F cold feet. It is :1 sure
sign ol'disett.se iii the systtitit to ltitvu cold feet. Some
persons ai'e totitlly itttiililc to get tlit;-in miriit, and
endure much sttfl'ei'ittg tlzerclty. 'l"lie ‘cétilve will re-
store the Iii.-ciisililo Perspinitioii and thus cure every
case. It is ittliillilile for this.

Asthma, '1l.‘i;;‘.‘r:iacs,s of E‘;i'ic:es§a.—‘it
this disease is not lieiedittii'_\‘ and prodtti-ctl by it inal-
forttiittioii oftite chest, the Sitlve will Cl1l‘(‘. it.

l’}y§pegbsiaa.,—Otie would sttppn.~:e. ii Salve
would not etlbrzt this disease lunch, but ti;c.«'\ll Heal-
iit;;0intmcnt will cure two, sooner than iiitcriitil
i'einedy will cure our-.

502-0 IE3Je§.-—-'l‘lie itiil:itiuit:itiott and disezise
always lies buck oftlie hall of the eye in the eockiit.
hence the ititztility ol'iill l‘t.‘l:IHtlI8S that ttt’t.‘ tisetl tip-
on the lids. The virttte ol'zit*.y il?Oi'ilt'lllt! tlttl,--Ll‘L'1t(.'ll
the seat oftbe iitflititiinittioii or it will do little good.
'I‘hi.-3 Salve it‘ rtilibctl on tho it‘ltll‘rlll~‘ will pciii-irate
directly into the S(i('iit’l., rind iiil'ti.<t=. all its \ ll‘llll‘8 up-
on the di.~'oi't.’ci". Tile l.(llt‘S will l2(’.tt['1t‘Ili‘tl, a prop-
ei'pci'spii'zitioii will be C‘l'6‘,El’.(i(I and the t‘llSt_'.'l.~3t: will
soon pass oll'to the .s=.ii'l':ico. Iltiw ttttsy ziiirl |:ow
iuitttriill Iris :i.~: peilcct and vttltiiihli: as it is simple
and pliilosopliical.

.“-3-1;.-'e li.§}_a-‘
I sell it great (ll‘t.l of Ettlvc to st-ittntrti. who s:i_y' that
it is the only tltitig tlicyciiii dog‘-cud on to c.:ii'c their
t'=.tw ltzttizis. when e.\‘;,ii;:ei_l to tho \'i'(.‘:lll:t!l‘ti'. sea. It
acts like :1 clittrtii in llll:’.~C coizipltiiiits. Two or three
.'ipplic:itioiis curt-s.

E"im§.':H'cs ’§"Eao E-‘race. F:'ccE.1‘tq-ug,
'E‘:i~.a=, Itizatsctasisz §§3t.éas_ £21205-s ;‘§srr-
§':?.€'.C.-—Its lirst action is to c.\'pt-l till litttitor. It
will not ccsi.-zc tli';iwin,-_4 till the l':;c-; is l'i'e;-ta il'Utll any
tiiiittertlutt uiziy lze iiltlsl tl ttii:It=i' the skirt and tic-
queiitly llrtltllilltg on’. to the stttliico. it then lit-til.-t.
wlteii there is it-itliitig bttt prttsstit-.<;=, or dull repul-
sive sitrfuce. it licgiiis to softcii and solicit until thtr
iskitt l}CCUll‘iCS as siitootli ttntl tlc‘zlc=.t'c as a cli'.l.'t"i:. It
tlirows a rl'€6IiIli'SS and ltlti.-liitt,-5 color upon the now
white, ll'ttl1Sti::l‘L’lt1 .-‘l~:in, that l:: pert": city ctichntitittg.
Sotitctinics iii Cll>C(2lil‘l'C'Cl~.l{3S it will lirst Slttfl out
those that have loin l’.'ltl(l('Il and soon but .<cltiotii.—
"i’ei'si‘-.c the solve and all will soon iv‘ ppcor.

' ‘he l'CltS()I1 for this wnitdcihtl (:l_)t!l!;§P, in it l:ti‘l‘,".<
fact: is, that it excites lltl02tlil'.tll'£tl :it:tl lte;=.ltla_v r:e:i\=ii_v
t ty that Iilsettr‘-llilti l'ei‘spit':ttioti, while it l't'rItU\‘.'t[i':t
‘and rciicws the s:tii't'z:cc, wliicli lt§.‘t‘.(tS the :-‘ltiit in as

lively and delicate ti condition as the runs: litstitlititts
iooiild tlesirc.
lly scented on ptirptise for the toilet.

Bflii‘:3s,——I.ifi:c:tii t:l\Vit_\'SljC t‘-tl\‘C(l iftlic \’ilZtl;~‘
are unitijttretl, I have so iiiiuiy lt3Sllll:t)Hl:tl.~‘ for the
ctircofthis cotiiplaint that I could till it book. I
‘suppose there is not it tiiiitily iii the United Sltlltt.-‘.
tlitit would consent to be witiiotit this Salvo: rt Slll_‘.'.lO
day, if they knew its lialiii in lmiiiiig biirti.~; z!l0l1(:.:—
ltc.\'tt'iicts the print and lc:ivcst'rii- plzzce witlttititiisturir.

€..‘3:it§ti:s_v, Scirc ’l.“£i3'o:a3, Eraziaaciazzi,
ll5l‘0I!{:ItiiliS_—'l‘ltere is not an ititctiitil reiitcdv
in CXI-*=l.t!ll(.'O, that will cure the:-’(: (IlSf)t'(it2l‘S as (jlll(:.I»(
as this Salve. It. opens the pores on tho it-.-ck and
tlriiws offitll the ittllamzition utttl intpttre jtiici-.=. and ti
few (lays sees the patient well. It is sovereign in
these cases.

I’§IC5.-The Salve acts upon the Piles as upon
Sore Eyes. There is an ittflautzitioii \\'ltlL'lt must be
clrttwit from the parts. ’l‘hc Sttl\'t'. does this.

i2‘.~’l<:i'a:':ii or Ra::>:t:>_=i'«:r,——-'t‘l.‘ts Salve has
cttred sortie very bad crises ol'riiptiti‘e, and tiltliough
it ini,-__-lit tint till. yctitwtlulrl be wise to try it. It -is
a"pcculitii'cniiipltiiitt, but it timy he liclpcd some, it‘
not cured eiitircly. I IItt\'c not the sliziilow of doubt
that it would cute tliotisands it’ii trial was tnude,who
believe no inctliciue ofthc least hcticlit.

"’* worth wottltl satisfy any one, wliethcr it would

 

Q5
v do ,.-good or not.

_ Y-’”&"{n';t.'.-'a.'£.——Ilp:ti'eitt.s knew how liilal tnost l)tt'(I-
icincs were to children tzikcn iiitvtirrily, they would
be slow to resort to them. Especially "lttCI'Clli'Iitl
lozeti_:cs,” called “uiedictitcd lozcttgers,” “t'ertni-
ftigiis,” pills, .t-.c. Even were it pox;-iblc to say prisi-
tivcly that worms were present it is not safe.’ Tho
truth is one can tell, ittviiriably when worms are
present. Ol'cour.'-‘e the remedy is not applicable to
the cotiiplaint. Now let tne say to parents that this
Salve will always tell if-ii child has worms. Let it
be rubbed oti the neck and cltesi, to keep them from‘

will soon leave. Itwill DRIVE ever-v vestuge of
them away. This is a. simple an-.l SAFE‘ cure. No
injury can come ofit any way. But should it he
clioltc, iti_l1;ini.'ition oftlie liowels, or gripe ofthe in.
testpzcs, it will as clfectttally cure them as the worms.
"1 here is probably no medicine on the face oftbe
earth at once so sure and so sale in the expulsion of
worms. It would be cruel. nay VVicked, to give in-

<«‘CEm.pg:is.-1*.’ can :.‘.:‘tl~‘5, (‘.‘.lr‘.—.

It is put up in t'iiir- j.ii's and bc:ttitil'ttl-

certain and iiieffectual external one could be had.
Cholic, Pain orlnflamation oi the
Bo'wels.—Let the salve be rubbed in unit heated
with the fire or hot flat irons and all pitinimd ditiicul-
ty will soon cease. _

S\VelllitIlgs~—of the Joints, weakness, or any
alfcctioii oftlie bone, nothing is so good as this Salve

I’<.\iS0ttttS.—-I never knew any thing so good as
this Salve. It ciittses thepoistiii to disclitirge bitma-
diately. and leaves not the slightest ctttise of alarm.
Poisons by iiuils, bites of animals. or burns, it re-
ttiovcs when notliitig will.

'i‘oiict.—1hm-e it done up in fine order for the
dressing Ctl:-'8. Although I liavc said little about it as
it hair rc-:ttor:itivc.yet I will still-2c it ttguittst the worlt
They rusty bring their Oils far and near, and iiitr‘.-:
will restore the hair two crises to their one. 'I‘licse
are no idle words, for I uni ready to b;i.ck it with any
retisotiztlile titnount.

can Sores, ltiomisicationns, lU.‘Zcce's.
——-'I‘liere is no tiII!ClllHI way ofcttring these, btit. by
drawing off the putrid iiiiittcr To nii_-i'cly dry it up
would ciidtittger one‘s ht-tilth tiiore. Tlttit; sortie
Sores are an outlet to the impurities of the :<_\':-lleltl 3
is the only rctisoti becrtttsc tlicy catitttit pass oll'tlti‘otl
the Ht'tl.ltt‘1ll cliti.titiel’s ol the Itl.~‘HI|$Il)l(3 Pier.-pirtttioti.
If such sores are bottled, tip the iiiiptiritics lllll.-ltllZl\‘0
some other outlet, or it will ctitliiiigcr life This is
one reason why it is itiipolitic to use the cotiitnon
Stilvt.-s of the day in such cases. For they have tin
power tti open other ti-cetittes, to let otl'tliis morbid
iuttttcr, and the C0tlSt‘qtlt!tlCt‘s are tilwiiysliitiil. This
Salve will itlwiiys pt'f)\’ltIi') for such eiiic:'gcticitis.—-
There titted be no fear. It is pct't"ect.

~33‘-’t)ket'Jtt E‘%5‘e:s=zt2.-—l’t:rstttisneed iieverlittve
:1 Broken breast, the Salve will itlways prcvt.-tit it, if
tisod in seasoii.

it-iv-:33‘ tlforzr:r§1':1i::t‘!.—Persoiis with this dis-
L':t.~=0 frtiqticiitl_i' have ()t'll[tl.l0n$ ofthe liiitttls. face. and
other parts, and never once think that it tit-i.~tc.s' from

' Q%0‘.'Jf*-.'i’.2-at
L

the liver. 'l.'lii>.ir iittcr iiittbiliiy. to rcntove l.ltC.~*1:
ertiptioiis. proves the tiiiszippreltcnsititi of the (li.~'(ti'-
order. Such inn.-t use it lirst on the feet, then wear;
it on the cliest. and the dillicitlty will soon go ttwzty. 

Hliac §":.issittiaa or G;-tig:i‘i2a._s.; dlvflgiei
t

Eiiit13ist.=i§3(:zr,_——’i‘l:i:t cliscttse caiised the octtth oi",
the late ziectitiiplislicd llugh ‘:5. I.cgarv.:, Attoriicy
General, and acting Secretary oftlie United St-‘tics
It is the sttippiiiyz up of the kuiailer iittestiiics. are
soittctiities the I“ istiiig tiftlietii. It is lirouglit oti by
:'t neglect of the daily t:\.".l.Clll1ll()lt»!. or from incarcer-
zttctl t:et'ni:t. The pziiiis arc tiwfttl, zitirl lllllt—.'.‘_=S help ;
cotnos speedily, the stillbrer stitiit (lice. Tito All;
{Ii-.-:iliii[,' Uitttuieut wotild ll2i‘v'(.‘ saved the life oi" I.e.t
gore and till other‘.-t tmdtirsittiilat circitttzstzinccs. All
pains, gripiiigs, itillattiiittiitiis arid tli.-:oi'tlcrs of the
bowels will be Y'(‘.‘Il+:\’t'.tl it‘ not etl'.sctu:ill_v cttrcd.

t‘t','<s§‘2i':'_~i,-—Il the salve is ti.~:cd atscnrdiiig to direc-
tion.-t, people need He‘-'t:l‘ be trotthlcd with Coi‘tis,—
especially, cttt out by _-time ti':ivclliii_i_r Moittiteliziiili.
who lttiitws be is doing tiiore iiiisciiief than lit: can
pii.-sibly repair. A little of this Olllittttillt ptttou now
and their will alweiys keep them tltiwtt. Iiitlectl there
are few ctiitipltiiiits thtttitwill not liciielit. It is it
Ftttiiily Szilvt: ofiititold value. As long as the i-kA'
rolls over oiic's head and ;;i‘;is.sz,ri'tiws tip oil the earth
it will be sottglit tiliei‘, used and valued. As there is
no lltCt'Clll‘l{tl slll)5ltlll(.'0 in it; but t-otiiposcd ctitircly
of \'I'_2'(>§li‘ll)l|‘!~'. it. ;1l\'P5 no grottiid for zipprclieitsioti.
.I AM 13:5 ;‘ti’.-\LlS'I‘E‘.R t'.s':, Co. H58 South st N. Y.

Stile Piwipricttirsoftlic zibovc Mediciiio, to within
till coiiituitiiiozitioiis must be ritldi'es.<cd (post paid.)
Price l\\‘Clll_\‘-llvt) cents. and filly CCIIIF.

Sold by JOHN A. \Vl".El), and llA’.‘JFOl‘t.l) &.
S.‘illTii, l\'orw:ilk; JOHN IV. TAYLOR. ‘Vest-
port; it. IIUYT, .‘5t;itiil'oi'd. 17

N e ‘W Eli it : .
§_‘:‘rOOK of the United States, presenting a

- view of the Republic gem-i':illy and of the
individual states, togctlicr with a condensed his-
tory of the Land from its discovery to the present
titne. The Biography ofabout two llU1lt.ll'G(l of
the lertdittg men, a dcscrip ion of the [‘it‘IttClQtil
cities and towns, with statistical tables, by Gran-
villc Illcllen.

Pictorial and descriptive views ofall Religions
cmliiacittg the forms of worship of several t".{1-
tions from the earliest records to the pres int
lIl'l]8,lIIl13ll"rIl€[l by at-vcniy tliicc engrm-'ir."_C,
also, it ltistory of the Jews, life 0l‘i\'lahome &c.

A collection of papers on Political, Literary
and t‘.'lor:il .-objects by Noah \VL’l)Sl€l', LL. D.

Book Ol‘I'v'I:tI‘l.\/I‘S, it history of the lives and
suff.-‘rings and triutnpliant dcatlis of the printi-
tive Protosttiiit Martyrs. from the comtncnce-
merit ol‘L.‘«lii‘isii:itiit_v to the latest periods of Pa-
grin and Popisli Persecntioti. ()t‘l!llttlll_\’ composed
by the Rev. John Fox, A. M. and now improved
by important nltcrtitions and additions by I-lcv.
C. A. Goodrich.

l\'lctnoirs ofllcv. George ‘t"{]iiificld, by John
,Gillies. I). D.

' The Young illzin, hints addressed to thcyoting
; men ofthe United States, by John Todd.

l The Aticit-iii l‘latformts
;Clturclies in New Englancl, with a digest of
f rules and names in Connecticut.‘

; The Atiicrieati Fartncrs Instructor or practical
3.-'i_;rrit:ttlttit*ist, with a variety ofiiifoinizition im-

l .
tnortatit to the tanner, together with at large

i
I

‘=tlFS0l'll’nL’li[ of tstnttdartl and iiiisccllaiteutts works
fthis day received and for sale at unusutilly low
:ptlt'3l'$. by, W E btsszmr.
Cttiezaga K9-9025 niitit isttsocs.
f 7 E ll-Iii} 1-i.ili.scri'ot_-r liasjttst rcturttcd from Nett-
York Willi ti stipplv HI. 1.\It=.ti's Chi‘-up Iiools
rind b‘liot~s. b-..tlt r-ti:ii~t-. and lim-, \'\'ltlf‘ll are of :1
QIIIHI titiality. and “Ill be srll as cheap HS the

ttlteapest. Call and tool. twhire piiri*lia=,irig
cl.-cvvliere. Iltatxitr II.h"DliS.
NiirL\ alk, Opt IS-‘H.

"’,""i' "E73 13 “T '
it or etc’ can le7or°itl.€.
fif,§?;""\_ lliziilz it.i'i'ni:~rcnneiit
¥,i'-.2,'.g; _ -—- i h:—: sllop Julia, (Iii,-.t. (irttrit

‘ ,": H nisitt, Will (*i')!‘lt!llPfir'e lit-r rt~i__:iilar
 "r’._“.'.. \‘.(’t~'ltlV trips for Netv York, on
l‘tii=.~iliiy. iVlrii't~lt ]S~h and coiititiut= tlitoiigli
-hr‘. 5t’Z.tSt)tl ll‘:-H/ll‘l_7 the landing at Five Mile
liivt-t. on cw‘-ry 'i'iie;<t‘liiy evening and James
Slip, f\'c.'.v Yiitlt eve-r_v Saltirtlay.

l“rt'i;1t.t and protltico of cvi.-ry tlrscripvion
i'('l'('lVt‘tl'()ll the must l':ivoialiletert’iis. Allor-.lcrs
plt'lt'tlll}.lll\' 2illr‘ll-lt‘tl to.

'l‘lte siilist-rilii;-r lI‘lItlt'l'3 his tliarilts to the pith-
lit) liir their llllt-‘fill pzilrtitiage tltiriiig tltti past
~zr-iist,-ti and solicits u (.'t)ltllIlGt'tlI(f€ oltlit-ir favor.

\‘i’ C h‘/niiiis.

Five Mile I‘-livt-r Lriiitlitig, lllarcli I7«lt,/IS-L’;

.

.€‘{? ' ' “ °
Af‘9tZ?gd8€.ti:'19§ irate.
V.-%'::s‘.-3. side the Bridge.

THE Slump Mary
A Stlllt-‘l:lt will Ct-tlt .
iizciiee her \’\'e-i-lily 
~ - -«..'l‘rii-s for New York 
-in 'l‘tiesil:iy the lltti of Mart.-lt. illlil the D.;:nes
lit‘. the Satttrtlay |‘itllt,uitt.._r_ Aim, the st_.,,,,,
~‘1trpltl.<.\it lien she returns from the St)Ull1(‘.‘.’l|I(}ll
is r-\'per_-ietl on llillitl the ltlst pert ,,t‘m;xt ,,,,,,,,i,)
will take licr pliice in the Line on 'I‘litirstln\'s.
tiiiikiitg at line to leave ;\'orwa’lt and Nev, y5,t,-
r:\'ety other day, ‘:3ii'id:i_\,-s CXCt‘t)|l‘(I.

N. SIILLI-ICK.

 
 
 

 

Nnrwnllt. lllitrt.-li tn I845.

E9‘oi° o-riéz.
1~.‘e,_<,rula.r

='r:r..““~

Trips for

7'‘

the Season.
lit.’ last sailing Sloop, }'l,§gu'y
‘Willis, U.-ipt. \Villis .l. bit-rritt
has conittiettr-r-tl her regular trips
_ ‘-leflvlllfd Norwitllc (litist side
t-it-. l5ri.lge)t=.vt-.a_v Tit.-.t.-«lav. (‘.‘.i¢it‘ilfl..'1 and retur-
hflg. will leave (New Slip) New Yotlg, evtgfy
‘\l"“"""l‘}Y 'l"'°“EllfH|| the season. All kinds of
Mzirltetttig and l'reti_rlit will be received on ac-
cotniiiodating terms. ’ ,
Capt. Merritt tanders his acknowledgments
to his customers atid lricnds, for their patron-
age during ihepast season, and solicits ii con-
tinuance of their favors. _

 

temal, doubtful medicines. as long as ti. IlRl’lIlIt>3t§,.

Norwalk, Match 1‘, 1845.

_ l ‘-V't~. ('
ofthe Ct')I)‘_'l‘f.’2Z1llOtt'.1I’ 1'-"in hr

Crockery.
AFine assortment received this day at
L. Cl.AnK’s._,

Toys Very Cheap.
TIIE Subscriber has just received a large

assortment of Toys of all kinds which he
will sell very cheap. . He feels thankful for past
favors and will endeavor to serve the ptiblic in
return with cheap goods and l'iiitltl'ulncss in his
line ofbttsitiess. He not only shaves and cuts
I: it, but liasa firs’ rate jrttirr;cyrnr:ri '.':!':o will
incite Wigs. Toiipes, l3and.-', Curls, Seams.
Batttlcau llair, and all kindsof lt_air work. A
liirge supply of Perftitticry for sale very cbrap.
Ladies and grtttletiicti give me a call.

G W Jt:.\'.~‘i.\'os.
Nor“-rillt. April 3. I845.

5.: Toiigtics, Pir-.Itlt-it Coil, at
.luns~i\'s 6: (To

'_§‘cet.li l 'E‘i-settle !

' R. E35163), SlH’g€t)tl atitl Mechiitiical
- I)-'t]llSl. (Ollire tippt)._~iite Jaitics Msilltiri
6; Co ) tt)ltv~‘S this opporttitiiiiity. after l'€?ltll’l;ltl;_'
from Ni w York, to l(’tlt'li,'t’ his tlizitilts to his titi

memos pntrotis. in Norwiilk and vicinity for
their prniiiiit (.'tt.llltlg' and ciistotn (soy notltitru
about the R-‘tin -) and liopcs that the year I845.
will prove stir-en.~.<l'ul as wt-ll as lrtiitftil to all
his i.'ili.tr.-;-—tltt-rt-l'ore hurry up one and Pill totin-
ttizirk, and yeti \\'lll liiiitl _\otir.selt' tltiiibly paint
for all \'otir ;;roaii.~t as you recline iii the ()i’:/
/Iriit C/'l(.tIiI'.i All ltititls‘ til"l‘t-t-tli l!lSt'*rlPll ‘ii titt-
ni-st llifl'ttlt3l', l‘llllt"l siii-_vle or iii st-its. li‘illiii«_-
done with eoltl. Ce .'.e.it pull titi. Dcrvtyt-4! por-
Lions H'lHtI\'&‘.ti, lfl'l*_‘,t_'|tliIl' ones rctiictliril ézc.

N. B_ "l‘u ll‘,t)~‘l‘, \\ III) are‘. not aware '1!-,II(AI‘l.I'-'
Dr. lC=i.~at0ii i'l1I~’li(‘PlI in his prrictice liir the last
I2 vcars. rttitl he t‘--l=!< liitttscif tnaster ol cvt r_\‘
l)|‘dtt(‘ll of his prtill-trssititi.

Dr. E=lSl,0‘., wlim not at his Oflice, may he
found at his resitlettce, second house above Mr.
Eatub’s Illau-kstiiitli Shop.

It’r./"er-writs--Rt-v. Itlvluin ll lil. II;-\'. .l. .l.
't‘sv"titil.~tr-xf, Rot’. 5?. ll. 5. lli.~st'-ll. (‘writ St. Jtilztl,
Alltttl .‘d2i|loiy, \V K. Lt-wt-, G. .l. t'w'rtimat:,
Jaities iiliillory. Jotiritliatt (.7=Iml’-ll<‘vllT\’ 'l‘llUm~
it.-2, Sl('.l‘il’H't'l S-tiiitlt ll-iii. Clark Bissell. U-_-tir,-ta
.‘ilt:eltct‘. Grattr-.16: M.-irviti. Aiitlrew 'I'uruc_y'.
Niirtttitllt : Sstlivoii :\l0ultot'i, V/i.-stport.

Norwallt, Mtiy 5 1845.

A VALU.»‘l.BLE MEDICINE.
Eli. Biaiidrctlfls Vetzetiilile I’i‘ls have

prnvetl tlictiiselves ati ell?-otiizil assistant
«-l'natiirc, llZ.t\'lll;1(2lI'(‘(I in the United States at
least one hundred tliouszintl pr.-rsons of tlisvases
wliich had l)t'.t"l| protiouttcetl iticttruble by medi-
cal irieti t.-l'ilie first riiuk and siutttiitiy.

[it no tmvti are the Braiitlretli Pills ilmtiglit
more til’ tiiati at the town of tllouut I’lea.~'ziiit,
or in the village of Sing Sitig, where I ltit\'(‘
tuv cstaltlislittieiit. 'l'lte t-ers =llS who tire thr
~'l,f;€lL‘I'SUl1lll€ fiillowiti,t_r piipt-.r, are \\’('ll Ulltl
t“.ii\=tir.tlil_\ kiiown iii the ciititity (ll. \’\-’est Cliestrn.
and I out jtistly proud til" liaviug Slt(‘ll a tc'stittit)-
trial front my fellow lt)\\'f]SlYl("lI. and Sitilll care
tully use my best etialcavors to retain their good
opitiiiii.

‘.\"e, the niitli-rsigtietl, resitlt=ntst'ifSin_1z Sing.
‘»Vc.-t C.‘ll4‘Slt'l‘ Co. N. Y". certify that we trove
used Bcrijqiiiiri Bran:/rcth's l’ills,tbe ‘v7t.’_9(‘ll;tl)lt‘
Uniwrsal t\leilit:itie. intlivitlually, and in our
t'anii!it-s, and have fottiitl tilt‘!!! the bust inc-tlt
cine we have ever used. We believe: them to
be tleserviiig of all cotilitleitce by the public at
larrje. VVe have seen the most li6ll(‘lI('ll2
clliettts from their use in disea~:es gciierally con
$ltlt:'l’CtI of an opposite charat-ter. In no ('.'-IS"
have we seen or liearil of any iujiiry from !lt('lt
ti.-.e,l.ut on the i-oittr;ir_v.tlie most t’lt‘t'ltl6’(l l)o-in-fit.
S A Cort-V Ii] \V Kit\g%lP_\,' Levi I)t‘(‘l{
\\’ni I).'ll'-gut’. iI.'Ill"lt'S Ptigslcylli-ory llarris
Arlfotl .B!ltlf_['.‘l‘ Wm L-iwrt-»itci~S I .lor\-is
James Stortiis A \’»’zittl All C .IilllIl’S Luck
\V \V .-\uilerstiti‘vVn'i \\7illt \Vrii Sltttw
Geo Slinrwrioil N Fislicr Elislia Iiidcr
Isaac Siniili I'I(:I‘\’t'V Ne~.t'ell\\’m Lee
'l‘liornas Iiilllf‘§'.I()ltfl 'l‘ You 8 M ’l‘..t.vtpl;in.-
.I.'l!}l(‘S .\lztust-r. W l-I Compton S I} i\I(-‘Hill
.l:it~oli It‘->r.~‘.lia_\ C Slll1\\'tI|‘II Stinil C l‘—.’it~liol.-
I-.'ttir- Ni~ls‘n .l Llltilltittl
‘G \V Criilre-l Dotti:--l Bailey‘ M .l Imt.'lt\\'tiritl
Robert Lent .ltih:i llttclicocl-() \\-':i.-.-hlii:rti
l".wtl I’ AQ:llC» 5 IV Stiiltli .Itilirt ll I.t«tit

‘.Vtt1;"\iit:litil8 Jos L Smith (Sim ‘.Vti.~lil.'itrn
I‘: Smith Dan I} llyiiartlf} Vati \.‘.'_\-t-k
A E Ni:-kersotillicltziril t',‘itllirt:~.l,<o:ic \"o.t|.-i,-y
llfivi I<‘tii'.-lt:iy '.\l:'tlllt;’.\\‘ Btitlerlltihr-n Qrtiitibis
E It \\7cstc.oatt(Iliarlt-5 Lyric-hAiim> F .\‘.-tiitli
Eliz .‘iIan,<_nitti G 13 lltillbell Jars T Ctillyor
.l:iincs C Sitiitltfiliirlt Sttotv 'l‘lti-.as M'Claitt
Gilbert Coior R6‘-licnMatigtit‘t'i\\’tri Ttlziiigiitii
VVtn Alt-lilnsotiltl.lt-rttiin-gs Just D ltttptit
.l:it.-ob Aclter Abner l-‘ .loy .lr3lo-is Stniitoti
ll Gf‘Sl')l't’_\’ ll tltttttior If Van Z-tntlt
Dtivitl Dt:latit'yS l"oittttc_\'t=r ill Lot-It

N .l Greetie Stitllft’ (lriliitt Ii Di-lvrricv
Al)‘ttl Miller “fin (.‘tsll_yt‘:t‘ II l.‘t-tit,is '

.l M Stephens Anne Slug Nari:-y Sing
Pct‘-I Ii Yule Sicp Mtirslizill 'l' Little

I; Ifiirtnieyer Duxitl l\‘ItCoitl.Ioliii liarlotv
-ql“liltt"ll Ayles C A Louis‘ 8 Meat!

N \Vltcclcr Ahritliutti l.ltititV—\"m A Dean
J.-i< l3iitl;__g('r 'I‘ IS liritlgt-i‘ Levi l’liilips
l’ D.-ivis '\Viii I-'i."|l)lll.\'ttl1 ll V.’ 'l‘tllt\H!ll
lsiirie C I~'mitli 'tVn‘. Coir-iihcll'l‘lis Mritiliasdeii
G E Sonton. l’ .\I .l ltytlcr. lfarmt-r
Lorin \lVo‘ltiiinti \-Vm Ctitltliiitgtoii
I4‘ ll Vretletthtirgli 'l'liorn Antlt,-rson
John A .\l(,'llllI"Ul) .'\'iitntii.-l Van Allen
Agents.

43

Gseorge F I7:-isltniii Ni-it-walk
Jntit. \V. 'l‘>iy'or \Vr-sit-.nrt
Slivrniait Smith l\‘itli_u'h'i-.ld
II.4)S\V('ll Hoyt Strimliitcl
.losr*ph .li:uniit9s _ Stlljlhtuirl

C II5)\'tlI(Hl(l (V2 C0 - New Canaan
Tito‘: I’; Futitoti Rt-iltlirtg

In: I] Gorliatii Darieti

.ludil S‘ lirirtitim Bi-‘IIIPI

%VEIl'l‘E Load and mi.
50 I(t‘{_‘,5 Extra Iicllvl le
50 " I’tire "
5 I’-arrels Linseed Oil. for sale by
'l‘ L (‘$2. I II l‘i~".Ct<.

ERt'll‘.Il'tE“L'<f%.i.-'3.—--l’l. A.
Vert'tiit'iiuc, a tt(:t’l.t.‘.(!tl_y stile and (.Prl2t'll‘l

cure for woriits. (_3i>rtitir..-rites of its eflit acy can

be seen at the store of the siilist-ribcrs, soili-

cieut to satisfy the roost IUCr“(Ittltill§. *

W E llissi-:t.r..

@®§nS‘$0Ci§ 6% Ezdali

” AVE on hand a full 2issoi't.vt‘ieni of (Ciro
.-:_.. (!€’tl(‘S l’rrn'i~siriiis Cioclie-ry, &c. which
are tiliernd quite cheap. .
New Canaan, Mzitjrli lst. 1845.

IU

.
. .
§i.lvei %pooi1is.

l§;'gANUFAC'I'UR.ED ltl our shop-—tlie best
I and (fheapetst ltl touit. Ll-2\'l CLARK.
go Kegs first quality Cut Nails, assorted

sizes, for sale in quantities to suit

purchasers by S‘l"ll-I-ZEB &. CAMP

II ERM OM E'I‘ERS.— - I"arert'lieit's Titer-

B tssicr.i.'s.

’ ‘énuuu-an_
'AND FAST ~—-‘ - -

lt‘;]lt!tt sttwt."

 

ELEGANT,
SAILING
STEAMER CA'il‘ALINE.

CAPT. CURTIS PECK, JR., IVIASTER. _

For Port Chester, Rocky .N'ec/t‘, Stamford,

and JV‘ rturrlk.

ILL Leave the Pier. East side of Catha-
rine Market Slip. E~.-'c.~_:; r.’.'.'_t/,‘at 3 o’clock
P. M. (Sutidtty Excepted.) A
Returning, will leave Norwalk at 7 o’clock,
tatnford at 8, Rocky l‘«'eck at half past 8, and
Port Chester at quarter before 9, Every Morning,
Sunday excepted.
(Rood Carriages will be in readiness, on the
arrival of the Boat, toconvcy pztssetigers to New
Canaan, Westport,‘\Vilton, lledtliztgr. Daubtiry,
Rl(i,€__’_‘L‘llC‘lLl, Soutbport Fairfielil and Britlgept rt.
CAL'1‘l0N'.——AIl persons are forbid trusting an}
individual on accountofthe above 1;‘-oat or her
otvttcrs.
.litl_v 1,1845.

plieletv €-loads.
t"a‘lALLOFtY & BANKS.

_, A Vl~ljust receivctl it large stipp'y olinca
§_.l§ l)i‘_V Gtsititls sttitnblo lill‘ Iltre .-castiti t-titif
pt'l.~=ll]:_{ a great varii-ty of the latest and I" llI:I
tasttitttiziltle style. As no lttIlll~lt:IS ti:-teit Sphftftl
iii ntaltitig a selection of such articlcs as‘ \\i l
givt‘ Pltll e sailstiictitiit. and as it e t-~iiii=ot an inn
partit-tilors at this time we utitiltl invite tittt
:'rii-title and C‘l)Slt)tIlPf$ to pit‘? us it t: Ill tfttl see
‘HI! Got tl- its they are \\arrat.tctl cheap and not
to t.'Ul iii the (-_\'~.
'3‘.-&ELO.‘I~3EI\'6'-l‘:

in all its x-iiriotisltttiticltes carried on as ti~ii:il
by the .'3llll.*-t'tlll(‘l'.s‘. the latest t".-isliiotis :itwa}.~
observed and all guitiitrtns warraiilr-rt’ to lit.
t\lAt.r.oitr éc li/tl\‘l{<.

. u"-"“
41

F1

'§"I‘ a Court of l’rt,-bate, lioltlcn at Norwalk,
17 withitt and for-the district of Norwalk, oii
tlit-53d day of.luue A. 1). l8-'15. upon the petition
of John Ilttiiford, Guartli.in of Roswell ltanford,
it minor under tlieage oftwe-nt_v otieyeors, show-
ing totliis Court that said niiiior 0\VnS_Ct;'I‘l5illl
rt-al csinte lying in Norwallt, consistiiig cf cer-
tain land and Buildings distributed to said Bos-
well froin the estate of his father Clirts. Ilaiiford
deceased, also, said minor’s ri,r__rlit in the widow’:
dowcr ofsaid estate for more particular descrip-
tion of wliicli, reference is bad to the Probate
Records ol'Norwallt, in the cotinty of Fairfield
and state of Connecticut, and praying for liberty
to sell the same, as per petition on filo.» will up-
pear:—Ordered that Monday the 13th day of
August next, at 9 o’clock forcuoon, be assigned
for it licariug on said petition, at the Probate
Oilice in said Norwalk: and the said petitioner
was directed togive notice thereof, by publislt-
ing this order in :1 newspaper printed in i\'orwalk
three \V(‘clts successively, at least :ix wecks be-
fore said day of assignment.

L‘-7‘, Bum. ISAACS, Judge.
§'3,iHJE-SE (kits fit)l‘tE:(‘. Ellair.-—There is
‘ . so much spurious stall‘ the ‘country thro’
that we have been induced’ to get the genuine
pure 1li’(7u.<srir, and other Oils,it is said to be tl.-e
best ever made for the hair, especially for chil-
dren. \Ve warrant it to be the real stulf from
old ICiiglaiitl,at Dtssnows.

Win. Eissell,

I)r1.'2'(r2'5t and ./7170!/ierrzsr
LD 7

No. 3, L€.’.ui'ii'a’-33's Buiidings ,
FFERS -for sale oil the most udvruitrtgecus

terms for casli or approved arc-tlit, a large
and well selected assortuicnt of Drttggist and
ltlatiulacturcrs Articles, and would call the at-
tention ot Pysictuus, i“ilercliants, Matitifacturcrs
and others to ltlS stock of Dl‘llgS, I\’i(‘dlClllCS,
gl)(_‘tI1’.('.‘_t\1‘lS,I’:tlltlS,gllS, Ztullis, PL‘flUllll('lI'_\',

ill.£'1lli£(.‘L!lCIll(.‘S, c. w iici e (i tcrsai w 1.2 c-
sale or rct::il,as clit-up as articles of the stone
quality can be olttaittcd elswliere.
Mczlicrncs.—t)piutit, Ctiniplior, Sulphur, Stilt
Petre, Laudinnm, Epsoui and Glzzulicr E'-alts,I’:ir-
agoric, Cz1storOil, Illicubzirb, Ctiloiitt-l, l'-.lagtic-
sia Qutntuc l’iret‘ine,Morphciic, lodtnc, 'i't.rtar
lsltnt.-tic, Sic.
l’a'ii.'.-.—_ VliitcL_cad, I.llli:1T,Qt‘, I.ampIll.;rl{
V crdtgris, Frussiati Blue, L7lircni~.Gt'ct‘n and ‘. cl-
low, Uiiihcr. Eco.
Dug Mu —~3i:'iddcr Il}(Il1{ti,IJJ"\V(_‘.O(l Hotl-

J ‘ v ) ‘ . f\ 1
\\'(_‘iU(l, l‘.X'ii'-ICI Ixoggwoeitl, I‘ usttc, Catiitvt.-t d,
Copperas, Allum, Blue Vitriol, Aiitzattti, C‘-irr:ti-
tn:t,(S_)tl \"tll’tul,\Il‘i3l Ftiutitlcrs, i\t:t~,_», .\.5ui‘tatic,
‘arid utptittric 1 ct s, etc.
Putcriz 1‘-Icdrc£iics.——.l:iync’s II:iir Toriic, {air
0;. c, l%'xpectoi‘:tiit. etc. l’lit*lp’s Tt~iii:ito, Hoop-
ftrs, Ilziwlcys, Lees, Iiratitlrt--tli tintl Stttits Pills,
llititiipStJ.'i’s L_\‘c \‘-"at: r, I1-'-_f)'illttll't Itzitl’ D} C,
l’c:-ise's llziariittttiitl (‘-tiudy, El:crii=-.i:i’s Caiiiplior
Ctllglt and wortii I.-rzetigjcis, .1‘.-.ic}‘.ltinti‘g lili>:cr

A

Strez;t_rtli:-tiitig l‘la.~::cr, Codl't‘c_t’s C:.rdial, Sands
Szirszti‘-zit-illzi, etc. etc. togctlit:i' with all the pop-
ul r bit-tlii-itit-s of tlactltty

W. B. I“l'£1’lt‘l‘Slll!!tS(‘ll” that he can offer
induceiiictits to the trade, not :-'iirp:ts.<i.~d by - - '

—

cliasers to t'X:t!l)I.')e his stock of Goods, .s they
have been selected with great c.irc,aud puich-.is-
id on the roost -.:dv-tttitagcous terms. Pb} s?ciaiis,
Merclitttits and others, desiring lit.-sh and
pure articles, can have an opportunity
SLlppl_\'lti;t' tlictitse-Ives at this estrihlishincnt, up-
on as good terms as in New York. All orders
entrusted to the suhmribt-r, will be put tip at the
shortest p- ssible notice. W. F. Bis.-i;LL.

I AIUJINISS oftlie lirst quality for sale at.
I C Picks, .lr.
' UR K and lice-l' Hatrts. I.if)t’l,f_' lslsintl r-tired.
li~r sr.=.t- :-it C l’i-zcits, J r-
Sutitlt I\'oi'\.x.-rillt April. I5 IS-I5.
{DA E’EE§§.—.lu.-it tc(:ci\'eil_. a qu.'it'itity oli

Capt rs in prime order l'orl':iriiil_v ttse.
. J. l’t~;c1{,.lr.
l NCIE9ViES.—'I‘lie public tti—'l find a
" stiperior lot ofilicse tlesiruhle articles at

‘ll’tG store of
 Ptitttiils .‘_~‘:il.~l_~iir_vlritti tili'il(.'l.Ull()\\‘
. ‘l i Ill}; slZeS3.IXé.§\;$ éiguitlg
3 lt)(.‘l) L-qiiirt ._}ust rc-cetvcil, amt tor suit-. by
S'|‘tU-Zl'1'l‘ t‘j' (7.4 MI’ 5'
l

Ni 1:I'B‘i:£gc Viihips.--()l' every atlegr,l
/' quality. style illttl price, the lar_r_i.-=5t ;.s-oir.5
uictit ever lirtittgttt iiiao town. S.:nt:
supiiib and l‘lt‘,l_{lllI articles. .I'.]st ft-uitt
niaiiul'zictui'cr‘s. and for sale llf:llSU ttty low.
\Vr.t il..S~.v.-t.\'.

Qiieap floods.

Our Malta is Small Profits, Large Sage,-'
mt./Z U«ilirin.g At/crzlion to B.-,i,_,~;'m;_,~5

Karl} have just TGC-"IVPtIfll1.’)ll.l€V large lot of
very de:irab'e Dry Goods. I/Ve will
not attempt. to eiiiiuiimnite, but say to all. fat-
itid ticar that we are tlcteriitiiied tobtl't=r induce-
inrettts equal. ifnot superior to any in I-‘airfield
( ‘8::_.VJ'5"i')lcLlliiilrtjj;ilaC:e‘t:g filltfll‘ Dry Giotls. .
- ~ ._. ttend to keep it
‘° 'h”’U£‘lt the spring and summer. so that‘ per-
seiis c_-omtng from a distance can liiid the Goods
in suit. and what is always desirable, 5/reap...
We rcspectftilly solicit an examination r=I our
gootls and prices. CoMs'rocK 5-. BALL

I
iIlt'Sl 5

the

motneteris for sale at-

Nw Canaan, March 29 1845. 14

(tl.C']'-Itlttl, \"t"ltiti:t-_v’.<, t‘f-ltti‘iit:til’s and B::dcr’si

O‘.I1L’l' in tbecouttty, and would invite all put:-l

of

(3. l’r:t:t(. .lr. .:

.... ~.~. .... ..-.. —. ... . I »\u -.

:__..__—.____- _

Removal.

HE Subcriber has removed from his old
stand. Hoyt’s Landing, to No. 3 Isaacs’
Buildings, 2d door from Mr. C. It-‘aacs’ Hard-
ware store, where he will lterp a general assott
merit ol Groceries, also Fish, Flt ur and Sult——
Paittts,Oils,Glass, Bt‘U:lJPS, Pttty. ozc. He
tettders his acltnuwledgcnietits to his friends and
-he Public for past favors, and st licits a share of
part-onage limealter. J. S. Slnimis.
Norwalk. April Isl I345. 14

'l‘he siitiscriber l('t‘itlCrS lis
aclttiotvlt--lgviiit-tits to the public
.' lrirtlicir patroiittge dttiin;-1 tl.e
' _\~t=:tr IS-14. and lIIIi‘l'S his assnr-,
HICL‘ tu the itttlilic, that lie is Still tII‘>Ifl2US if
~‘€l"\‘It‘i;1 ill: in. His shop is ill the old stand
‘l’l"lsitc the store of Jzimcs Mall:-ry & Cn_.
\':ll(‘I"(’ he will be hzippxi to see the. facts if
its old l'i‘i-"titls and to stipitlv any at their
~*‘UUl-‘ in his him. either Iioni ihe i-ht-ll or
tneastire, llis we k is of the lies! qtirtlity, and
‘Zt)ltI[!l'l5€5 every article of turn aiid’cliiSdrcit's
wear. '
._ A good assortti-crtt of. l~‘.itl-lwrs, an! other
0"(‘T«‘»~'h‘H’-*‘. (‘all he foiintl aii.oi.,<z his .~ltIt'l('. front
‘-\ltlf‘ll the pi.-blitz nit putt, Ht, ,i,fi3cu1ty;,,

 
 

ttmkitic rt S.Clt't'llttn_.
i't"itt3d§i:g§.—Fititliti,qs of the first qttulitv.

ind in any tpiatstity, suitvtl '

'he craft.

Nurwrilk, April. ISIS.

to il.c “cuts of
Htzzxitr l:‘IAi\D!’-‘.S.'

'§E2d;€l.‘EE,§€§’§E§

llrcsi End [/18 I3r't'c/gc, ojrposilrf
(i'ru7iiari‘s Slorc. _

'l‘ll". stil).-'criliei' ll‘;‘t\"lltg talmn tiié’
rib-ive stzttitl. uoultl it.l?:rni his friri tlsf
'lt~..i be is as l‘f.’illl_\i as ever to supply that “;,,,-3-
it his lllll‘. It is Ulllt(:t'ES.~‘5il‘_\/ to streak of tin;
gtiality ol'liis wt-t'l—; those t-.-|.o li:_i\'c trit (lit know.
‘its Nltluli til .Ii'ltllr*.~' and ('liiltlrctis' slioes is full
-ttttl all may ll!‘ plt-a.~tctl with at selecting’), or be
it'('uttittttitl£ilttl \\itli \\rtik “lg,-(lg Inuftlf-r_

He has alstioii hand a good assortti.rnt‘rtl'
tuett'.~ Boots. Slim-s. den. and oil] also .t;ppl_y
all orders in this Lruticb. Priors inntli-ratt»_
Gt-.0. llor . 2-t

L’-tril5

 

Nrtrtvalk. April 5,1845.

Boot, {shot-, ILC:'Ei§iiL'I‘ and E~‘iE'tiziig'
E§£ai:'c.
E177 'l‘llIC .~'ltl't.~f‘t'lllL’l‘ would it.l'-irtii
? his frii-..ds and the ublic relic r-
 ally. that he has oietir-d zisiine
'- next (It or lzlrist ol' .5‘. '\loi.-ltoii'.~t
Dry Got)-ls sforc, \i\'li(‘l(."lt(! ittteittls to krvp mt
hotitl a gt-tie-rail assorttiiettt til' Boots, Slttios,
Lcathcr an.l I.“ll:(IIlt,Q.~=, and would invite all
at ho are iti want of tho ill)!-Vt" Ilfilllfill mitt-lt._e_
to mill. as they will be sold t-litzip for cash or
ripprovetl credit.
N. Ll. Boots and shoes of every’ tlescripiiou
mtltle lit tittlt»-r,
All kutds of repairing done at the sliortrst
rttitirf‘.
I.’.‘t£ll'lET b_\ the side, piece or pair.
Au 2lS$t)l'lll cnt UfFlllrIlt'gS ll.-r the trade.
l#;n.ut no ‘ti’. 'l‘.n'i.«-ii.
\Vr-sjtiort April 2l. I345 l7tf
' .~‘iE.'0!E_-is ans’: {‘E3tilld:'crs’s §luics.-
1'I‘IIf‘5l2l)S(‘lIlIl'I?4 tl(‘(‘lII it u wioizg to the
tit}-lilic. to uiftiholil the ittformittion. that they
have at all titties on hansl it lztt';,{t.' assortiitt-ti: of
Lott cs at: Cliiltlters Slttfls‘. trout ti lticli tlir (‘t in-
tttunity may sell.-ct to their taste. any style,
tt‘-titrrial or color, in this litic. Tlioir work is
tit:-itlie in the tnost Iu.~ltI"l1Zll)lH tllztlruel, and by
l'X|lF.l‘lt‘lt(‘etl rit.tl i-kill'til w(i.'ltii)t:ti. Although
they lt?.\'(3l.‘V“f_y facility for suitiiig ilti-ir custo-
mers lirtitii ll)t'll' varictl zisstirttiieiit on lIHl'HI,llH _y
are rt-oily also to take orders and to fill tlitm in
tliealiiirttesi po.-sitile time and to the Stttlsltlclliitl
eililllv t~t_il.)il('. l"ilS(}(:It‘!IlIt‘l?3("l’S Iirrtgni'ts and
l’t.-trip.-t. .I.-ts Vi/. lrl Y.‘\'l '1‘ «X Ctr.
I\‘iiiur.tllt i\I55{(‘l) I7. I3-‘l5. 3tiil2
EB bi ° W
ill “lit”? 11- @§E§:€.
'I'l-II’. llousc. a little l'\'or:lt ofilie
5outli Ntirwulk L:-iittliti,<_r. liirtitcily
ttl‘t'l.'[llt.'t'l by lloti svu D.\'i.~.~, has

 

|it'\\ ly artcttgctl as it I)ltIlll(' llot se. 'l'ht- House
is wry ( tititr; mliotis and pli-ti.-riiitlv lt-critotl t;n

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-Ciniitli Ni-.:t.(‘,',ll:, A pril

 
 

 
 

 

he tiiiiik iilitltr: h::tbor;it.il \\(‘ll stiitt (l ltir :utit-
ii.-cr l)f‘t'HtlEl§.451'llll’(?ltlt‘flt!llfHl(‘ltl, traii.~li=r.t or
t.~liil|ll~l:l‘llf‘lll li:.ve :13.-rt bi-cti put in ordt-r. l’t-r-
:ttt!tS lrizvt ltl‘;Z lti Kr W ‘Lrurlt V. itu \\j_~h to §l})l',]g
|ll<étI(‘\\lH‘l't‘t‘\"!l‘)'?lllt3l1llUllZJtltliI(L'|[I311]-DCUIIOIE
will liealliirtlrtl lllt ni.
‘tilt-(‘tiller as ltt'rt'=t.t' re. mid Iltirses and Car-
'l“.'~Ifs may he had at the Sltt1l'lt‘t-l ttfrit-t=.
__ l!‘~hl:'i :~rt.tt7
‘*E'}l®%i§“EI}i E?’ ’ ‘t
t . .~. c trope: y

 A Fiirtn of about sixty '
 acres of the finest land iti *_._..,
:D\vclling and outliouses ibcrcon standiiig, ciltzi-
bly situated about one mile front the village of
beautiful view of the surrounding country and
Long Island Sound, is oflered for sale on favora-
‘upou it a line young orchard ofgrrifted trees, and
its replete with every court-iiieiice, and well
sworth the attention of those who are desirous of
Hlurcllasltlg. '1lie title is iiidisputalile. . For
lficld; Chas. lsarics, Norwalk, or of the subscri-
'ber in New Canaan.
,c-d, another Farm situated in the satnc vicinitv
i\Vlll] the above, consisting of 100 acres of good
ipasture, meadow, land dzc. and having upon it 3-
,coinlortahledwelling, barn and cutliouses. The
tion ofpnrcliasers. VVM. Di:U.u1iioi\'o.
New Canztan, 1\'l-ay 19. 1845, {{2}-9
AVE Removed to the New Store. No. 1,-
Cotmecttcut Hotel, where they will be

t<'”l-'lll“lIl- 'l'itc 5lZll.lt'S Ct.l‘.tl((‘l((I ttitl: this

tlit-ir tt‘1‘~ll‘-5 tit.lll Il!t.\' l'l'lllr[l, uill lirte find 3

The li'-.'(-ry l\ti~it.r-ss \\ ill 'z=c (‘t~(1(Il:('lf’(I h_\- tlte

.“4.\.\'ti.~; .IIl-'t--&-
'1,‘ '1' VVO IF.»itP3i?XS :fl3E'§5Ea
For Sale. 53
'Frtirfield County, with a large, nctv UlUt.l(,‘I'(l built
New Canaan, and coinniatidinrr an (‘.\'l8l]SlVC8!1(I
D

lblc terms. Said farm is Well watered, and has
I

ltcrms, &c. apply to Chas. A. Handford, Ridge-

In addition to the above, may be Itad ifdesir-

tland, well watered, embracing wood, arable,

iland is ofa quality to commend the atten-

11
egmisori ée Co,-
linppy to see their friends. They will as hereto-‘

lurelit'1\'e on hand a complete assortment of Gro-

ceries at wholesiilc or retail.
r\Ve have Ground Corn and. Oats. Oil 1\Ie:il,
Vi Il\tICat grid Rye, Feeds of all kinds,for sale.
' fly .

QSCHOOL B0olss.——A complete assort-
\. meat for sale at wholesale or retail at the
lowest prices. School teachers and merchants
furnislicd at New York prices at BISSELLS.

CEEOIUE Liquors.--P_ure
Port and Matteria \'Viné. Holland
. Gin, Jamar-ia Rum. Brandy, Ci-
--" ~ tlcr Brandy (Sic. The above lis
qoors can be relied upon as pure and unadul-
terated, and will be sold only for medicinal pur-
poses. W E Bissnnn.

EW Mess Shad, in whole, half and quarte
. barrels. Mackerel, do do a ..
Extra Gennessee Flour,
Richard Richardson do
Extra Rye do
New Orleans, Molasses, at

 

Jvnsort 6: Com.