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THE proceeding figure is_given to ‘repre-
, sent t_he'1r1scnst.ble perspu-alum. It is't‘he
great Evacuation for the irnpurtttes ol the body.
It will be noticed that a thick cloudy mist issues
from all points of the surface. which intlicates
the wonderful. process going forward within.-
The perspiration flows untnlerruptedly when we
are in health, but ceases when we are sick.’ it
should be the care ofevery one to see that it t.-
not checked. Life cannot be sustained with-
out it. It is thrown off from the surface ofthe
body, and disposes by this means of nearly all
the impurities within us. The oluod by this
meansonly works itself pure. '1he language
ofthe Bible is. ‘in the BLOOD is the life.’ it
it ever become impure, it maybe traced directly
to the stoppage of the Insenszlrle Perspzratzon.
lit never requires any internal medicines to
cleanse it, as it a’ways purifies itself by its own
beat and action and throws off all the oll_end_tng
ltumors.»tbrough the Insenszble Pcrspzralzon.
Thus we see. all tltat is necessary when the
blood is stagnant.or infccted,is’to opens the pore.-
and it relieves itselffrotn all impurity instantly.
Tts own heat and vitality are sufficient. without
one particle" of medicine. except to open the
pores upon the surface. Thus we see the folly
oftaktng so much internal remedies. All prac-
titioners. however, direct tlteir eflorts to restore
the Iusensible Persptration, but it seems to be
not alwaysihe proper one. The Thotnpsoman
for instance, steattts, the llydropathis shrowds
its in wet blankets. the Homopatltisl deals Wl
infinitissimals, the Allopathi-;t bleeds and doses
us with mercury. and the blustertng Quack,
gorges us vvi'l) pills. pills.
Btit one oltjeci oitlv is in view, viz :—to re-
_ ' I I I | u
store the Irtscnszble Persptralzon. ll. tats can
he tlone Iliey say, we will take care of the rest.
ft will be seen therefore, that all pliysiciun.-’
understand alike what is necessary ton rccovery
how much they may differ as to the triode ol
obtaining it. '
To give some idea oftlte amount, and conse-
quently the importance of the Inscrtoible pets
piratian, we wiil state that the learned Doctor
.EAfiW‘e'l'il)(tCli’,' a-ri'tl't'he great Boerhaave. asserted
that live tttgllls ufall we receive ittto the atom-
a‘cli. passed offby this means. In other words,
ifwe eat and drink eight pounds per day,.wc
evacuate live pounds of it by the Iusenstble
Perspiraiiou.
There is none other than the used up particles
ofb|nnd,.nntl‘ ot‘h’e'r"juices, giving place to the
new arid"fresh ones, by carrying with it all the
i-mpurities within. up to the surface. Tocheck
this therefore. is to retain in the system five
eigltts ofall the virulent matter that nature de
mands should leave the body. And even when
this is the case. the blood is of so actite a priti
ciple, that it determines those particles to the
skin, whereibey torm :-cubs. pimples. ulcers.
ant] other spots: but if ll is directed inwards, &
falls upon the lungs, the constquences are gcn
eraliy fatal.
By a sudden transition from heat to cold the
pores are stopped, the perspiration ceases. and
disease begins at once to develop itself. Hence
a" stoppage of this flow of the juices, originates
.0 many complaints. It. is through the surface
that we imbibe nearly all our ills.
It is by stopping the pares. that overtvhelm.-
mankind with coughs. colds anti consuniptiorts.
9 lflths tif‘t‘tie‘ world die from diseases induced
by a stoppage ofthe Insensible Pe‘rspi’tal‘7"cm. _
It is easily seen therefore, how necessary is
the flow ofthis subtle humor to the surlace. to
preserve health. It cannot be striped; it cati-
rrot even be checked without inducing disease.
The blood and intestines mttst relieve them-
selqegofall their worn out particles,and poison
ous hiitnors. anti they tuuergn l-ll!-Uugl) the pores
as nature designed.
Let me ask now every candid mind. Wllfll
cquise seems the most reasonable '0 pursue. It)
unstnp the pores after they are closed. and. let
me ,,,,,3pimtinn flow.that. the blood may relieve
ilselfofits impurities? \V0Ul(l )‘0U 8W3 lllly_5lC
,0 unsgop the pores .7 Or apply something
that would do iltis upon the surface. Where llw
clogging actually is? Would not iliis be com
mon sense. And yet I know of no physician
who makes any external applicationio cffetzt ii.
The reason I assign is, that no medicine within
their knowledge. is capable of doing it. Under
these circumstances 1 present to plt_ysit:iaus.antl
to all others, a. preparation-'tliat has this power
in its fullest extent. It is ._’l‘1’Alz°ster's All Heal
mg Ointment, or the lVurld"s‘ Salve. It has
power to restore perspiration on the feet. on the
head, around old sores. upon the chest. in short
upon any part of the body, wlieiher diseased
slightly or severely. When the perspiration is
restored, it has power to penetrate to the lungs,
liver or any bitter part of the human system,
and solo act upon them. if they be diseased, by
eeperaving the inflamed morbid particles there
from. and expelling them to the surface.
It has Power to cause all external sorcs.scrof-
ulous hurnurs. skin diseases. poisonous~wound.'s~;
to discharge their putrid matter and then heal
them.
It is a Remedy that sweeps oh the whole cat-
alogue of cutaneous disorders. and rcstores the
entire cuticle toits healthy functions.
It is a remedy that forbids the necessity of so
many at. deleterious drugs taken into the siornach.
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 rc-
oults. Its great value is in restoring at once. the
circulation ofthe juices when checked or deran-
ged by other causes. It preserves and defends
the surface from all derangement ofi's functions
while it keeps open the channels for the blood
0 void all its impurities anddisposte 0F all its
useless particles. Tliereisa connection, har-
mony. and feasibility in it_a|l that defies contra-
diction. ’It isa sitnple. but wonderful principle
that preserves in healthy operation the entire
machinery ofour being. 1*. indlssolultly holds
- together the surface and internal viscera. the
internal viscera and‘ the surface. They are in-
seperably connected and cannot be disj-iined-—»
The surface. istbe outlet of live eights or the
bile attd used up matter within. It is- pierced
with millions ofopeuiugs toyrelieve the intes-
tines. Stop up these pores and deal!) knocks at
vour door. It is rightly termed All hettling.l‘or
ihere is scarcely a disease, external or internal,
that it will not benefit. It‘ will be found the
mostiuseful. as well as the cheapest family
medicine in-the world.
Inst fourteen years with success without a paralel.
have user] it for all diseases of the chest consumption,
liver arid the most dangeroits of internal tnalttdtes.
lliave used it itt cases of_cxtrenie peril attd liazzard.
I declare before Heaven and man.
single case has it failed to benefit w.
was withiti the rczicli of iuoral ttiettns,
six among the tliottsunds who liuve_ttsed it, say that
it was not favorable to their cotnpltttitt._ Oiitlte cott-
trary I have httndreds voluntarily and in the warm-
est and most putltctiolaitgtittge spe_ak in its praise.
I lutvc had the physicitttts, learned in the profession:
[have hadutitiisters ofthe Gospel, Judges oil the
Bettch, Alderutun attd Lawyers, geritlctnett above
erudition and multitudes ofthe poor, use it in every
variety ofway, attd there ltas been but one voice.
one uititad, universal voice, saying, “McAlister, your
Ointmeut is Good.” _
Consumption.—Of all diseases, wc find
thts the tuostiinporttm, and concerning which we
meet with the most opposition.
credited that asalve cart have any effect ttpott the
lungs, seated its they are witliin the .-‘y.~tt_cttt. But we
say once for .'ill,tltat this Oiiittnctit will reuclr.-tlic
Lungs quicker than any ntcdecittc that ctttt be given‘
internally. Every hotly cottsctttsto tltc fact, that if
a healing tncdccinc cottld be ttpplit-d on tltc Ltlll‘,1S.
there would be great hopes of rccoccry. Tho (Idli-
culty is to get tltc medicine there. I\ow the sztlvc
has the woutlerftil virtue of cxtratctiug the ptttrid dis-
cased hutnors front all external sores by citusitig
them in ditcbttrgc. Itt like ittttttticr it opt-rattcs oti
interttitl affections by (ll'l\'ll't_L7 till the intpitritics thro’
the pores to the surfitcc. Thus with cottstiniptioti,
if placed upott the chest, it pcuctrtttes directly to thi-
lungs, separates the poisonous prtrticlcs that tirc cutt-
suuting thctn utid expels tltctti frotti tl-to systctp.
It is the simplest uttd must I‘-lllnlltll process in 01'0-
otiuu, if one has the tnedicinc cttprililc of doing it.--
Tlie All I-leztling Ointment posse.-'scs this ptmcr to
the fttllcstcztteiit. I need ttot say that it is curing
folks of the consumption contiuuttlly, ultltniigli we
are told that it its fooli.-ltticss. l curc not wliztt is
said, so long as I cart cure scvcrul tltousitntl pOl'S(ll).~‘
ycarly. If this ntcdiciitc was iti_ the ltutids of.-‘oitic
patent medicine brawlers. they would in:-tkc an tip-
rour through the country that would be ittstipporta-
blc.
Scrofula, 0|‘ King’s EViI.—Tliis disease
is really inveterate, and hard to he stibducd. It is
generally settled in the sides ofthe neck, beliiud the
ears, or under the chin, yet scarcely any part ofthe
body is exempt from it. It sometimes falls oti the
lungs and causes consumption. It is a dreadful cir-
ciintstattce. that this disease is traitsntitted from pit-
rcttts to children.
The salve will extract all the morbid matter. by
causing the sores to discltttrge ; and then lettbc Solar
tincture be Il.~‘e(l to drive it to one point, which done-
zt contitttiance ofthe Ointtttcttt will completely rc-
move the disorder. This is probably the safest and
most effcctital of any method. ll. should be adopted
without it moment's hesittttion.
Erysipclas. —'l'liis cotnpl.tint arri.-cs from
impurities being driven ottt to tire siirfuce by means
ofthe ltisett:-ible Per.-'pirtttion. attd lodging iii the
cuticle, foritis sores. pimples, «See. it being of a
cattstic. acrid pittrifyiug tttttitrc. It only rt-quires
lhntit should discharge its virulent particles llll‘tlll_J,ll
the .-‘l-ziu, and the tlifiiculty will [)iIS.~' off. If stiffer-
- ed to remain and driven ittwurtls it islreqttetttly fatal.
Let the Salve and solar tincture be used as in
Scrofula, and the patient will snort go‘. well.
Salt R]IellIII.—'l'lti.-‘ is another ob.-rtitititc dis-
ease, but can be cured effectiittlly as the Scrofulti.-—
There is no difficulty in tltistlisettse.
Heartache, Eat‘-at-.liic, and Deaf-
Il(?SS.—-—'l'he Salve has cttrcd })Ct‘.~'Ul|S of the Heittl
Ache of 12 years standing and \\ lto ltutl it regulurl_-,
every week. so that vomiting often took place. It
citred the wife ofa man who lttiiglted iit tn_v face for
proposing sttch a cure. and who now would not be
witliout it for the best fttrut in the state. Ifany man
will take the trouble to t:all,I will give his name.
Deafness and Far Ache are helped with the like
success, as also Agne in the face.
Cold FCCt,—-C0l)$ltlll[)ll0fl, Liver complaint.
pains in the chest or side, falliirt; of the hair. one or
tlte other always accottipttitics cold feet. It is a sure
sigit ofdisease in the .s_y.-tcttt to have cold feet. Some
persons are totally unable to get theitt warm. and
endure mticlt sttifering tliercby. 'l‘lie Salve will re-
store the lit.-‘ensible. Perspiratioti and thus cure every
case. It is infallible for this.
Asthma, Tightness of Brc:uh.——Ii
this disease is not ltere(lit:tr_v and produced by :1 mal-
fortnution ofthe cltcst. the Sulve will ctire it.‘
D}'S|)O})§iIl.—0tte _wottld suppose a S:-tlve
would not effect this disease tnttcli, but t'neAll Heal-
ing Oiutntcnt will cttre two, sooner than internal
retnedy will citre one.
Sore Eyes.—'l‘he inflammation and disease
ulwrtys lies back of the D’!!! ofthe eye iii the socket.
lteuce the iuutility of all remedies that are used tip-
oti the lids. The virtue ol'atty medicine must reach
the scat ofthe influitimtitioit or it will do little good.
This Salve it‘ rubbed oit the tetttple.-x will pcttetrnte
directly into the socket, and iiifu.-‘e all its virtut>s tip-
ott the (ll>‘0I'(l(’.l'. The pores will lteopcticd, it prop-
er pcrspiratioti will he created -‘Ind the (list-use will
soon puss off to the sitrfttcc. How easy attd ltmv
ttaturtil! his as perfect and valuable as it is simple
and pltilot-tophicul.
Sore Lips, Chappcd I-lands, etc.-
I sell a great deal of Salve to scttttteu. who say tlt:tt
it is the only thing they can depend on to cure their
raw ltztntls. when e.\'poset.l to the wcutlttirat sea. It
ztct.- like it chttrtn in these coutpluiitts. Two or three
applications cures.
Pittuplcs On The Face. Freckles,
Tau, Musculittc Skin, Gross Sur-
fa(‘.(3.—Its first uctioti is to expel all lttiinor. It
will not cease tlruwiug till the face is free frotn any
tnatlcrtltttt may be lodged ittidcr the skin and fre.
quently breaking ottt to the sitrfttcc. It then liettl.-.
when tltete is tiotitiug bttt gi'ttsstti>..-s, or dull repul-
sive surface. it begins to soften and softizn tttitil the
skin bccouics as smooth and dclica‘e as a cltild’s. It
throws a fresltttcss and blu.-hing color tipon the tiow
white, trattsp:ti'ctit skin, that is perfectly eiicltatititig.
Sonietinics in case offrccl-zles it will first start ottt
those that have lain lll(l(l(‘ll and Scott but seldom.-
Persue the salve and all will soon tlisttppeztr.
The reason for this wonderful cliaugc in it lttdy’.-'
face is, that it excites lnl0:ll&llllt‘ttl and ltcttlihy activity
ty that Inseu.-ible Peispiijtttioti. wliiltt it rettovatcs
and renews the surface, which leaves the skin in its
lively and delicate it condition as the most f‘ilSlltllt’ltl.-‘
could desire. ltis put up iti fine jars and beautiful-
ly scented oti purpose for the toilet.
Blll'll§,—I.ife can always be saved ifthe vital.-
are uttiujtiretl. I have so tnittiy tcstitttottinls for th
cttre oftltis complaint that I could till I! book. I
suppose there is not it fantily iii the United States.
that would Cl)l)Selll‘l0'l)e without this Salve :1 sinttle
day, iftltey iiitew its balm in lieaiiitg but'n.s alone!‘-
Itextracts the pain and lcavestlte plaice witlioutstscitr.
_QIIinsy, Sore '_l.‘Iu'o:1t, Itntluctimt,
BI‘0IlcI|ilis,—Tlicre is not tin internal remedy
in existence, that will Ct1l‘el.l‘It.'.-'(’. disortlers as quick
tts this Strive. It opens the pores on the neck and
draws offull the iuflitmatiott and iiiipiirejnic-es. and it
few days sees the patient well. It is sovereign in
these cases.
Piles.-—'1‘he Salve acts tipoti the Piles as ttpoti
SoretEyes.. There is an ittllrtnizttion which must be
drawn front the parts. The Salve does this.
Hernia or Ruptlu'c,—'l‘his salve has
cured some very bad cases of ritptiire, and altliough
it might tint all, yetit would be wise to try it. It is
a pecitliarcotnplaint, bitt it may be helped sortie, if
not cured entirely. Iltuve not the shadow ofdoiibt
that it would cttre tltou.-attrls ifa trial was tnade,whu
believe no medicine ofthe least benefit. -
2s worth would satisfy arty one, whether it woul
do good or not. '
ii‘-"on-n1.s.—Ifp:trettts knew how fatal most ined-
icines were to children taken itiwardly, they would
be slow to resort to them. Especially “tnercuriztl
lozenges," culled, "medicated lozeiigcrs,” “vermi-
fuge-‘.” pills. tr.-.c. Even were it possible to say posi-
tively that worms were present it is not safe.‘ The
truth is one can tell. invariably" when worms are
present. Ofcourse the reinedyiis not applicable to
the complaint. Now let ine say to parents that this
Salve vtrtllraltvays tell.if«a child has wortiis. Let it
bejttbbed on the neck‘ and chest; to keepnbein-from‘
gotng tip. mid then down on the bowels... and: they
will soon leave. It will DRIVE every wastage of
them away. This is a simple and SAFE cure. No
injury i.~arr.coit'te ofit tiny way. But should it he
oliolic, iirflatttntioti of the bowel.-2, or-gripe of the in.
testtues, it wi|l"tts efliictttally cure them as the worms:
There is probably tto ntediciiic on the face oft-he
earth at once so sure atid so safe in the expulsion of
worms. Itwotild b'e cruel, nay “licked, to give‘in‘-
Ixhave usedrit for that
ternul,doubtf'ul medicines. as long as a.- ltartnless,
involving the llllIH).~‘I danger and l‘t:.~.‘pOn.s‘ll.)llSl)’y Hlltl ty
that. ttot. in ottc , _ _ .
lteti the patient l tiff.-clittti ofthe bone, ttotlitiig is so good its this Sitlvc
I neverin tuv recollection had more than five or this Salve.
l
It. can lutrdly be‘
I certain and ittetfectual external one could be bad.
Cllolic, Pain or lnllannation of the
BoWcIS.—Let the salve be rubbed iii and ltczitcd
with the fire or hot fiat irons and all ptiiriuud dillicttl-
will soon cease. '-
surelain,-;s—of the Joitits, wcttkttcss, or any .
PlIiS0iI§.-1tlcvtfrlilltaw any thing so good its
It cuti.-"cs lllclltllstlll to (ll.~‘(2il:ll'_'._!0 itttuit_--
diutely.'attd leaves not the sliglttcst citii.-‘c of ultirin.
Poisons by u:til.-, bites of tttiitiiuls, or burns, it re-
tiinve.-t vvltcii ttotltitig else will.
Toilet.-1 have it doitc itp itt fine order for tire
dressing cttsc. Aitliutigli I ltuvt: sttid little about it its
ti Itttir rcstor:itive.yct I will stuko it ugttiust the world
They may bring their Oils fur and limit", ttiid iiiinc
will restore tltc ltttir two cases to their one. 'l‘ltct-c
are no idle words, furl am ready to back it with tiny
rcasouitblc utttoiiitt.
0Id Sores, ltlortilicattions, Ulcers.
-—'l‘licrc is no trlfccttttil wtty ofcitring tltt-..-tc, bitt by
tlrtttvitig oil’ the ptitrid ttiiittcr To tIl(‘l'L'ly dry it tip
would ctttlttttgcr ottc‘s licttltli ittorc. That sonic
Sores are an outlet to tltc impurities of the systctii
is the only rcusott ltccttusc they cannot pass olftliroi
tltc tittturztl clt:tttucl'.-‘ of tho llISt‘.lIt~‘ll)l(3 |’t:r.-pirtttioti.
If such sores are ltcitlcd, tip the iittpitritics must have
sonic other outlet, or it will ctttlitttgcr life 'l‘lti.~t is
ottc reason why it is ititpolitic to use the ciittiuioti
Stilvcs of tltc dtty in such cit.-‘tr.-t. For they littvc no
power to open other ll\'L‘llllt!.~‘, to ll‘l off this llltIt'ltl‘tl
iuttltcr, and thc C0llSt‘(llll!llCt’.\‘ urn tilivtty.-‘littril. This
Salve will ttlivitys provitli-. for such ctiici'gcucins._..
Tlicrc itccd llt! no feet)‘. It is pcrlizct.
Brolugn In-casI.——l’ct'stttisttcctl itcvcrliiivc
i\ Brokett l)l'l.'lI.~‘l, tltc Salve will ulwitys prevent it, ll.
used in sit:ison. _
Liver (Jomplaia|I.—-l’crsons .vitlt tlti.- tits-
t-usc frcqticittly have eruption.-' oftltt: lizttitl.-. fact: and
other put-t.-', ittitl llc\'cI’ ottcc think that it :tt'isc.~t fruit!
the liver. 'l.‘hcir ttttcr itiitbility. to rt.-ittttve lll\‘..<t§
eritptiotis, proves the illlsilplll'ClI(!!lSlllll of tho di.<or-
order. Such mu.-‘t use it first oit tltc fool. then wear
it on the chest, :in:l tltc tlillicttlty will Sllllll go :tw:i_v.
lllinc Pnssiotin or Git'iping of the
Inlcslincs,—'l‘lti.- tli.-'ti:i.<c cult.-cd lltc tlcutli of
the iille:t(1(:tIlllpllSllt‘(l llugh S. Lcgarc. Attoriicy
General, and acting Secretary oftltc United States
It is the stopping up of the sinullt-r ittttrstittes, are
sometitncs the twi;-rtittg oftltctii. It is brought oti by
it neglect ofthe daily cv:tcu:ttiotn:, or frottt iiic:n'ccr-
ated hernia. The pitltts‘ are awful, and unless help
comes speedily. the sufferer soon dies. The All
llculing Uiuttttettt. would have saved tliclifc of Lu.
gttre and all others utidersiittilitr circiiittstattces. All
pains, gripittgs, inllutnttlions and disorders of the
bow cls \\ ill be relieved if ttot efi't.-ctiiztlly curcd.
Corns,—ll‘ the salve is used :lL‘C()l‘(lltlg to direc-
tions, people need never be troubled with Corns,-
especially, cttt out by some Il‘il\‘L’llllI_L' Mountcbattk,
who knows he is doing tttore ttti.-tcliicf than he can
[)().~'Sll)l_Y rt-puir. A little ofthis oiitttttcnt. ptiton now
and then will alwitys keep tlietti down. Indeed there
are few cottiplztints that it will not l)l.'.l]t:lll.. It is u
Ftutiily Salve ofutttoltl value. As long its the .-'k.f
roll.-‘ over ottt2's bend and grass grows up on the earth
it will be sought after, used utid valued. As there is
no rrierciirial tillllsliltlce in it. but ('()lll1)05(2(l entirely
of \'P{_T(’[ill)ll‘$. it gives no ground for 2Ipl)l'(3llell.~‘l0ll.
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prices. lt_V. W E Btssr.r.r.
Cheap Boots and mines.
U E subscriber ltrtsjttst returnetl from New
York with it supply of Mott's Cltrfllt 1}.-ittis
and Shoes, both coarse and lino, wltich are ofa
gootl quality. and will be Sliltl as cheap as the
(,'ll8ap8Sl. _Call and look l)clore purcba.-ittg
elsewhere. Hstvnv H.-\."D1-LS.
Ntirtvalk. Oct. l8-l-1..
F - .7v 2* «if
07 (7/1!) 0? §/o
SUMMER Arrangement!
—-The sloop Julia. Capt. Grunt
man, will t-oinnience her regular
.. , weekly trips for New York, on
l'uesd:ty, Mart-h 1Stlt flfl(ltt'_‘0lllll‘lU“ through
=lie season leaving the landing at Five Milt-
River. on every Tuesday evening and James
Slip. New York every Saturday.
Freigzltt and produce of every tlescriptioit
rt-ct-ivetl on the mus: litvorableternis. Allordcr
punctually alien.-letl to. =
The sitbscribcr tenders his tltanks to the pub-
lic for their liberal patronage tlllflltfl the past
season and solicits a cortiiuuance tiflllcir favor,
\V C Sllltllllh.
Five Mile River Landing. March l7~h I845
t§'cllccI.:’s Exists.
II/‘est side the Bridge.
THE Sloop Mary
A Selleck will ct-in
mence her V\’t~i«kly
. c . Trips for New York "=1-‘rid
on Tuestlay the llilt of March. and the Dome.-t
tit: the Saturday l'ollowip«_r. Also, the Sim‘,
-\‘tirplus.vt~licn she returns from the south (which
is_i.-xpetsted on hand the last part Ofnttxl month)
will take her place in the Line on '[‘i,urs,i,,\.S‘
making a line to leave Norivaik and NewYork
""V€'Y vllllef day. Sundays excepted.
N. St:Lt.t-:cK.
Nnrwalk. l\"larch l0 lS45.
For New Y0-rie.
R6’.-.‘-Will" Trips for tire Season.
_ The fast sailing Sloop, ]V[a|-y
\Vill_is, Capt. \Villis J. Merritt
liascoutmenced her regular trips
-- . -—leaving Norwalk (East ‘side
the B‘ri-*|2e)ev~ery-'Pttestlay. evening and retur-
ing. will leave (=N~ew Slip) New York. every
Saturday throughout the season. All kinds of‘
Marketing-arid freighvwill be received on ac-
cointnndating terms.
Capt. Merritt tanilers his acknowledgments
to his r.-ustomers-andfriends, for their patron-
age during the pa‘st‘seasort.' a-'n‘d« solicits a con-
ttnuance of their favors. , ' , ,
Norwalk. March 1-’, 1845': '
.
....;..,.
Fine assortment received iitis day at
L. Cl-.\R’Ki4
Teeth !
'l‘t'-zeth !
' K. Easton, Surgeon and Mechanical
Dentist. (Ollice oppo.-ite James Mallory
65 Co ) takes this opportuttiitity, after retnrtiiitg
{mm Ni-w \'ork.i'ote'iider his thanks to his nu-
merotis patrons. in Norwalk anti vicinity for
their prnttipt calling and custom (say nothing’
about the Rhino) and hopes that tlte year 13-15.
will prove stti-.7o=s.~tftt| as well as lruitful to all
his lziburs-—tlier(-litre hurry up one and all totlie
mark. and you will liintl yourself doubly paid
for all ytittfgrtiatis as you recline in tire Old
Arm. Clzuir. All kinds ofTet-tlt inserted ‘it the
l)(-st tnnvitier, Pllllt-‘I single or in sells. Filling
done with gold. ccrtueat and titi. Der.-nyet! por-
tions fPlllttVP.tl. irregular oties remedied ézc.
N. B. To those wliottre not aware ofiltefot-t
Dr. l‘):tsI0tt has been in his prttt.-ti(:P..ftir the lust
I23 years. and lie fuels ltittiself tttaster ul eve-r_v
bruttt It of his prufcession.
Dr. Eustot, when not at his Office, may be
found at his rcsidcttce, second house above l‘v’1r.
lCatub’s .l3lat'kstnitlt Shop.
It’:/crutrcs—_—P.¢-v. Evlttiii ll tl!. R('\'. J. J.
\‘Vtitilui*\f, lit'\'. S. ii. 5. lilssttll. Gt-ii SI. Jllllll
:\ll'rt'd Mtilltiry. \V K. Li-tvis. C. J. Griitttaii,
.luitics .\lullor_v. .lottutli;iii ('7:ititp.llt*tir\' 'l‘litirt‘.~
J5. Slf’.l)l|Pl) Htttltli lltiu. Clnrl. lii.-sell. Gt'or'.‘t'
.\lct-ltvr. (i(*.itt‘:_{t’. tllorvitt. Aitttrt-tv 'l’urttt#_y.
Norwalk: Sttltvtiii .\lottliou, \‘/cstporl.
Nortvalk, lllity 5 1845.
Navy Goods.
MALLORY 84; BANKS.
in AV l‘;_l‘l.~.'tl l't‘l‘t‘lVCtl a large snpp‘_y of rte \
.. Dry Littotls suitable fir the .-eusun cool
pl'lSll‘l_t_I it great varit iy of the latest and [l():l
ta.-ltiortultlc style. As no paitt~lias been spared
in tuakit-g a st-leciintt of such articles as ulll
giver-itti e .~'ati.~a!':tt:iititi. and as we (.'itllllt)l1_'iI itttt.
particular-‘ r-t this titne we vtould invite out
frieritl.-t and ctisttittters to give us a C-‘ill and see
our Goods as they are warrai.tetl cheap and not
to cut iii the t-_\ e.
'1‘.-IILORING
lit all its variottshtatichcs carrit-tl on as usual
by ilie .-tib.-t-ribers,tltc latest fasliioits :tlwzt_\s
o‘.tset'vctl and all gartiicuts warruiited to fit.
t\lAt.t.oitv A: liA.\'KS.
A VALUABLE MEDICINE.
Pt. B.vandreth's Vegetable Pills ltavt
proved iheitisclves uu €ll3=t-tual r'lSSlSlUlIi
of nature, having cured in the. United Stairs at
lctlsl one ltuutlrt-d ihousztntl persons of disease-
tvhicl) hail btten prottottiicctl incurable by medi-
cal inert oftiic first raink and standing.
in no tU\\‘tt are the l;3r.-tntlrt-.ilt Piils lllnltglsl
more of titan iii the Inuit of ‘Mount ’lt=a.-.-int.
tr in the village of Sing Sing, “here 1 lion
my c.-ittblisltutt iii. The ters :tlS '\\ l‘.tt are lit:
elgllers of the li)ll=)\\'lllg paper, are well not
f;.tvor:tltl_t known itithec-ttiniy of \Vcst Cltr.-sie..
and l arti justly proud of liaviitg sut-li a Iesiirtio
nial from my frllriw ttm rtstrteti, and shall care
tully use my best endeavors to retain their gout!
opinion.
\\'e. the lln(lt’r‘Sl'_‘ll!‘tl, residents ofSirtg Sing.
\Ve.-i Clt‘°Slt:I’ Co N. Y. certify that we li.'.-vt-
used Bcrrjrztnin Brunclit:lh's l’ills,tlic Vegetable
Uiiivcrsal Metlicitie. intlivitlttally, and in otir
families. atttl have foiittd lllt‘ln the best lTl(’tll
cine we have ever it-ed. \Ve believe them to
be ileserving of all atiiifidettt-e by the pitltlir: at
large. \Ve have seen the ll'lt')sl lteitt-lici-.;l
r:fl2:cts front their use in tlisea-‘e.-: generally run
~_‘lllt'l'(‘.(l of an opposite (Illt')l’ilf'l(‘l‘. ln llt) ('iJS'
ltrtve we set-ti or heard of any iitjtiry frortt tltrit
tts‘P,ltlll on the t.-oniraryulte in-tst tlet-itletl benefit
S ACorcy E W Kitigsley Levi Pct-k
\Vm Dargue Jatncs l’ttg-le\jHt=itry llarrls
.~\rlfctl Btidgrr Wm It-‘l\\’f8ll(.'l'S l Jurvi-i
James Slot-iris A \\/‘ind M C .l'tlllP!-‘t Lock
\V \V r\ll(lE’l‘$0lt\vl‘l1 \-Vilk \~\"i‘ti Slut w
Geo Slterwootl N Fl~llt'l’ Eli-ha Rider
Isaac Smith llervt-_v Netvcll\\"iit Lee
’l'homu.s lIuile_\.loltn T You 8 M 'I‘t-mpltiu.-
Ju-ur-s .\l:tu-"er W l‘) C-ttiipttttt S l5 Merritt
Jar-tub lt‘or.-'lta_\C Snou tll‘fl Sitttil C Nichol.-
\-Vilsnri Orr l-nut-. Niels it 3 .\lullottl
G \V Crtilrvl ]):tlil4-‘l Built-.y M1 Litttlttt-titiil
lolterl LPHI .lttlt:t llitt:ltt-or,-LO \\":).~lllttirn
l-‘.txtl l’ Again 5 W Smith John ll Lt-nt
\Vm Nicltttls .ltis L .\'itii h Gt-it \Vi2~lllJllTlt
B Sittith Dan I} |l_vitnrrl(i Van \\'_v(-k
A E Nit-kersoiillicliurt! t,Iollitt:,:lsu:.tc Wttol.-t-_\
Lrrvi For.-ltuy Matttltetv BuIlcrl\’itl‘tcit Qtiiitiby
E R \Vcstt:o:iit(‘flint-ls-s L_\,ricltAttttt= F .\‘tt.lll).
Eltz t\’l3)ll,l_’Ull1 G B lltiltbell Jus T Cullxer
.l.-titres (7 SittitliClark Snow Thoris M'Cl:iio
Gilbert Coior {elicit}!aitgum\Vin M ilt1'_-nlll
\Viti AIt'hinsotIF. .!ci‘ittitig~.-- Just D Pt:-qon
-lz't(‘¢tl) Ackcr Abner F Joy J!Pill‘l~‘0’s Stmtton
ll Gesltrcy G (hill-lt(tl' li‘ \’;tit Z:mtlt
David Dtfl?lilP‘\"f\‘ Ftirttttt-yer M Lnt-lg
J (iiretitte Sqttit-t= (it'lll‘itl E Dr-lvcttcy
Ah'itt Miller \Vitt (7ol|yt.-r ll lletitis .
J M Siettltens Anne Sing N:tttr~v Sit-g
Peter L Ytte Sit-p t\.l:trs|tal| 'l‘ Lli.ll9
L Fttrttm-_V-er Dil\‘ltl ‘.\ltCpi'd.olin Pturlmv
Siepltett Ayles C A I.ottis S Moat!
N \vl\(‘8lt’l’ Abr:th:iiti lluuI\\-"m A Dunn"
Jus Britlgcr T E iritlger Levi Philips
P Davis \Vttt Pt-tltiitsrtti I4 VV 'l‘on-tall
l.-‘:tat: C Smith \Vtr: C:tttiubell’l‘lt.-a Muplt,-silt-t.
G E Srittiitn. l’ All J R_\,'llt‘r_ l«‘;trttti~r
Lorin \Vo-kn-tan \Vni Ctttltlirtglott
l*‘ P» Vretlenltttrglt Tltnrti Atttlt,-rson
John A Atchiu.-on Sntuitel Van Allen 43
- Agcitzts.
Gt=or2e.F D(l§l\iXll)
J-thtt \V. 'l‘:i_ylor
Slit-r:na_rt Stttiili
Rtistvt-ll llitxt
JfN“[)ll Jotiiiiiies
C litrvirtnitd A’. Co
Nttrwrtlk
\Vt‘Sli‘tirl
Ritlgt-fipltl
Slutnfoitl
Strut hpttrl
New Canaan
'Plttt‘.- li Filllltlll Rt-tltlittg
Just ll G-trliam DilflPn
Judd &' Pnirttittn Brlll('l
‘V]Il1‘E Lead and Oil.
50 Kegs Extra I.’-ellvi'le
50 Pure “
5 Barrels Linseed Oil. for salt‘ by
'l‘ L dz. .l R Pl-‘.Cl{.
El3lYllI"UGE.—-.-B. A. Falinestorrt.’
Verrniftige, it perfectly safe and certain
cttre for worms. Certificates of its efficacy can
be seen at the store of the sub.-'cribcrs, sulfi-
cient to satisfy the most incredulous.
\V E Bissi-:t.r..
Comstock &. Hal-I
HAVE oti hand a full assortment of Gm
' caries Provisiotis Cqockery, &c. which
are offered quite clteap‘. .
New Canaan. March 1st. 1545.
l '.''-I'. i .
Silver -poons.
1‘ ‘A_NUl*‘AC'l‘UR[*_‘.D itt our shop—the best
L and (‘l1Rn|IPsl in town. Lr:vI CLARK.
Ki-gs first quality Cut Nails, assorted
’ sizes, forsalo iniquantities to_ suit
10
. ....,. -,... -,. .
FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!
HE Williamsburg Fire Insurance Compa-
pany will insure the various kinds of prop-
erty against loss or damage by fire, on applica-
tion to J. CAMP, Jr. _
Agertt for Fairfield County.
NOI‘\V:ill{ April .‘2l 1845. 17 ‘
NEW Your: INSURANCE co.-
Capital-$300,000‘.
GEORGE S'l‘.JOHN AGENT.
V]_'lHE public are hereby informed that the
Agent still continues ioissue policies and
effect insurances upon buildings variouslv loca-
ted {and occupied; and upon wares and Mer-
chzindize, family stores, &c. contatined in them.
Persons wishing insurance, will please call upon
the agent at his residence.
Di-lay not doing till tomorrow, vt
hat ought to
and lit'(‘pll!"__", is it not worth insuring?
Not-tvollt, July 1,1845.
Security littutrautcc Co.
New IItr.i:en,. Cl
4-» LI B. BENNE'l"l‘, Agent. offers to Insure
B .« ‘.v.vclling llouscsztnd Buildings in general
with tltt-ircontcitts afiittrist loss or damage by
fire, on tern-.s fair preferable to artv (lff€l't‘Ll bv attv
bltltllitl‘ iustitttiiott. Persons owning Buildings,
l'.‘lt_'. by npplyin__c_: irnmedtaicl_v, may save thous-
ands ol dollars, as fire is a hard master and dc-
lavs tlztugerotts.
Ni-rtvnllt. .lulv 2. l«°45.
Stunancr Arr:uttgcrncut.
THE NEVV, ELEGANT,
AND FAST -- . S.f\lLlN G
S'l‘E.-\ll£EE{. CAT.-il.lNl3.
CAPT. CURTIS TECK, Jr... 1\’I.ts'rt:1z.
For Port C/tesfcr, Rocky J\"ec/r, tE'Iam_.ford,
and J\’'o.wu/k.
‘ ILL Leave the Pier, East side of Catha-
rine Market Slip, Every day, at 3 u’clock
P. M. (sl]lt(l2ly l:'-xccpted.)
Pteturrting, will leave Norwnlk at 7 o’clock,
tatnfurd at 8, Ptocky Neck at half past £4, and
“on Cltestcr at quarter before 0, Every Morning,
sundtty t'xct'pl(:‘(l. '
(iood Czirri-ages will be in readiness, on the
-.irt'ivul of the Boat, to convey p.'tS.‘~‘Cllg€l‘S to New
Cartaatt, Westport, \Villon, ledtliitg. Dttnbury,
Ptitlgcfield, Suutbport Fairiield arid Bridgeport.
C.iU't‘to.\' —.-"tll persons are forhzd trusting any
individualon accountoftlte aboie Boat or her
otvners.
July 1, 18-15.
F0
-...
tlitttttul
‘JD
_ '27
3; {IRE Oils fortitc Ilaii-.—-There is
‘ - so tnucb spurious stulftbc ‘country tbro’
that we have been induced to get the genuine
pure .7h"(Yu.s-sur, and other Oils,it is Silltl tube the
best ever made for the hair, especially for chil-
dren. We warrant it to be the real stuff from
old l:Iiir_:':trttl,:tt .DISl3l‘.()WS. _
. T _ -‘ a
E? in. in . Russell,
1).-'1/ggist crzrl ./7pc-I/Leta _1/,
No. 3, Blll'l'{lIi’S Btuildings,
GFFERS for sale on the most advrtutageous
terms for cash or approved credit, :1 large
and well selected assorttnettt of Druggist and
Mattulitciurttrs Articles, and would call the at-
tention of Pysiciatts, Merchants, lVIanufacturcrs
and otltcrstu his stock of Drugs, Medicines,
Chemicals, Paints, Oils, Dye Stuffs, Pt‘l’il]ll1(‘l'y,
Patent Mctticittcs, &c. which he offcrsat wlt.=le-
sale or ret-.iil,as cheap as articles of the same
quality can be obtained clswhcre.
Mezltci'ncs.—Opititn, Camphor, Sulphur, Salt
Petrc, Laudinum, Epsom and Glnuber Salts,Par-
agoric, Castor Oil, Bltt-ubarh, Calonicl, Magne-
sia Quiuine Pircrine, Morpheus, lodiuc, Tartar
Emctic, &c.
Pu‘nIs.—\VltiteLcad, Litltarge, LampP.lack
Verdittris, Prussian Blue, CltrotneGrccn and Yel-
low, Utnlicr, &c.
Dye SI.u_/'/'s —~Madder, Indigo, Logwood,P.ed-
wood, l')xtr.tct Logwood, Fustic, C:-ttutvood,
Coppcras, Allum, Blue Vitriol, Amtatto, Carou-
ma, Oil Vitriol. llctl Saunders, Nitrc, Murintic,
and Sulplturic Acids, etc.
Pulc/ti. l\'lt.~t{u:izte.s.—Jayne’s Hair Tonic, Hair
ye, ltfxpc-cu,-t':tt'it, czc. l’liclp‘s Tomato, Hoop-
ers, Hztwlcys, Loos, lirttndrctlt and Scots Pills,
'l‘boittpsott’s Eye Watt r, Egypiiitn Ilitir Dye,
cast.-'5 Hoarhttund Candy, l‘.7ltcrtn:iti’s Cainpltor
Cctifzlt and worm Lozerigcts. I§'lt'l\lunti‘s Elixcr
ofOpiutn, Wltiiucy’s, Slit-rm:ttt’s and lladc-r’s
Strcttgtltt-rtitig Plaster, Godftt-_t ’s Cordial, Sands
Snrsaparillu, etc. etc. together with all the pop-
lll r iltlt.'(ll('ll)t"'S tiflltcday.
\V._E. ll. Flattcrsltiutsclf that he can offer
inducernt>nts to the trade, not sttrpnssctl by my
0 her in the cottrtty, and would invite (lll pur-
cltuscrs to cxntttitte his stock ofGorrt.ls, :5 they
have been selected with great care,antl [‘tUl'Cll‘.'lS-
id on the most ttdvttntagcous ternts. Pb} sicians,
i'.'(-t‘cltttrt.is and others, dc:-.iriug fresh and
pure articles, can have an opportunity of
sr.ipplyiu_r_r tltctttselvt-.= at this estrtblislinictit, up-
on MS goodtt-t‘ttis'.is itt New York. All orders
(?llll".l\‘lt-‘Ll to the subrcribt-r, will be pttt up at the
slit-rii-st pt ssthle notice. W. F. BtssisLL.
" ‘ .-\ l{iilN ES ofthe first quality for -alc at,
S C Pttciis. J r.
' UIIK and Reef Harris. Lotti; l.-l:tttd cured.
ft r .-7.-t.’r» at f l’t:ctss,Jr'
South Norwalk April. 15 1845.
(j.-§§’E§€§.—.lu.-I t€i:t:i\'F.tl, it qltnrilily of
' ' Capers in prime order for futttily it-:c.
‘ l’t:t;K..lr.
II
!ltP store of
Portitd.-5 Sui.-l,-tir_vlrt.tit til the follow
"tug sizes: lx.§_.§\§ g.-3 éfigillill
3} inch sqtttrt .just rcceivul, and tor .~.‘llt-‘ by
S'rr.t-:i-:'t‘ t§- CAM 1*
C ru.tti:v. st do and tricc. the lart-test assort-
l .. .5 l .-
ntent ever broitgltt into town. S-tine tttttst
.-‘upurb and clt-guilt artit.-lcs. Just fruit) the
ittaiiufncturcr's. and for sale t_tnitsu:ill_v it.-.v.
Witt l5. SWAN.
Cheap
superior lot oftliese tlesiralile article-s at
(3. l’t-zcit. .lr.
zttrriag W’!:ips.—()t' every attt-gr.
€}oods.
Our Moan is Small Pro/its, Lrrrgc Sales-
and Uuéirirlg At/cnlion. lo I3u..s-i/icss
‘_ E have ju-I recrivetl another large lot ol
very dc.-irable Dry Goods. We will
not attempt. to ennuuierate. but say to all far
-‘Hid m‘iH’ that We are ll(:’!Pl'l‘l'llllt‘(l to ollcr ittdiicc-
tt.cnts equal. if not superior to any in Vttitlieltl
(‘minty in the stile of Cheap rich Dry Goods.
Our stock islarge ard we intend to keep it
so through the spring and sumtneniso that per
st-tn-‘coining from a distance can find the Goods
in sttit. and what is always desirable. c/teup.._:
VVe respectfully solicit an cxantiuution «-2 our
goods atitl prices. Cotits'rocK 8; HALL-
NW Canaan. March '29 ISJ5. ]4
B OSIERY at the Branch Store.
' --30 doz Ladies cotton hose
'20 Mens cotton l-2 hose
' 10 " Misses cotton hose
-10 “ Boys 1-2 hose
I gForsaIe cheap by, . T L 5; J R P,-,cn_
HERMOME'1'ERS.—-Fareuheil's Ther-
' NCEIO"IES.--'l'lte public will find :1,
,. ,. - .. _.... A. 3...... ,., ,..,. ..-,. - /~\\. . ‘. _,._.,..,___
Real Estate—At Auction. .
Y order of the Court of Probate, for the
District ofNorwalk. will he sold atpublic
Vendue, so much ofthe real estate of
_ Jemmy Ja_mos,- I
late ofWilton, deceased, as will raise the sum of
$2,335 46, with incidcntttl charges of sale. Sale
to he held at the late residence of said decea ed,
on Monday the 25th day of Aucust next at one
U’cl0cl< P. M. SAm'5r.t. DAVENPORT, Admr.
Wilton, July ‘.36, 1845, 4131
Trip Sflf)'Scrihet"s tippoinled by the Court cf
Probate for the District of t‘.'orwalit' com-_
missioners to receive and examine the claims of”
the creditors of the estate of .,
James W, Hyatt .3‘ George. I]. Barnum,
insolvent debtors both in Norwalk in said district’
assitztted in trust for the benefit of theircreditors
ofthe late partnership ofJr.mes W . Hyatt and co.
he donc-to (lav. if property is worth owninglofvvltich said partnership they said Hyatt :-zrrl
t.l‘J:tlt‘nllt’n were the 0 l_v tncmbers, lterehy give t.o-'
ttcc that we will attend to the duty ofour said’
iappotntment at tltc Ll\\'t.'lllll1_I house 0f.l{llli(’.S Ste-’
vens in said N(Il‘\\’3il{ oil the first Monday of
September next, and on the fourth Monday of ..
Jattttary next at one u’clcclt in the afterttoon of
teach of said du
Said court has limifcd anti allowed six mont'lis‘i
from the date ltcrcof for the ('Xllll.’)lllOl.'l to us of
claims against said Estate-s.
GEORGE A. DAVENPORT I
Jottx B. S'r.tr.it
N(ll‘\Villl\', .i'ul_\' ‘2t5tlt 1-‘B4-5.
Comissioners.
31}
Lttéics’ am! Clziidtrctits’ Shoes.
.-':.H.l3X.&1‘~u‘l)ER Sll’ll'l‘II,'
Ladies’ Shoe l\‘.laker, is now giv-'
tug his attention to t'ustotrief
work, the tnatiufitcturc of Ladies’
and Cbiltlrcns’ Sltues. of every style and varietv..'
His work in-ado with his otvti ll't\|lllS,’ilI1tl is
tltert-fore known to be eqttnl both in material‘
and worlnttattsltip, to any offerctl to this commu-
nity. His prices are tuodcratc, attd of the taste
and beauty of his work. those who favor lllII}'
with their CU:lOlll, will be able to judge for‘
tlterttsclves. lie will be fottud at his dwelling,
opposite the residence of Henry Selle-cit, H few
rods below the (lotirgregationiil church, where’
he will be happy to receive the orders of those’
wlto are willing to give him their patronage.
Nortvallr, July 5, 1-545. 28
i
The subscriber tenders list
ackiiowledgtztttt-tits to the pt.hlit:'
for llll"lI’ patmrittge during tléi
_\(‘:ll‘ l8-14. and otlbr;- his assur-
ptthlic, that lie is still desirous if
lli- ;-ltop is at the old .-turd‘
once to the
st=.rvit);z iltttrt.
wltere he tsili be happy to see the facts it?
his oltl fi'it'ntl.~; and to supttly arty ol tlicid
wants in his line. eiilicr front the shelf rvri
mca.-tire. His work is of the best quality, and
comprises every article of men and cl.i!drctt's
wear.
A gnntl assnrlnietit of littltlmrs, ard other
Over-hot-.-._ ( an be foitnd aittong his .-tot k. fri-n1
\'l'lllf‘ll ttte pultlit-. uiil have no dillicttlty in
ittakirig a st-let-lion.
I"ilI(liIIg'§o‘-Fll)tlllI{_7‘: of the first quality.
and iii any quantity, Sullvtl to the ttaitis of
the craft. Ilmnr llasnttzs.
Norwalk. April. 18-15.
Boot, .5lioc, Leather and I-‘iuding'
Store.
THE .-un.-cribcr would inform
l1l.~'l.l’lt.‘..(l5 and the public gener-
ally. that he has opened it store
next door East of S. MoulIori":i’
Dry Goods slnre, where he iittettdu to keep on‘
hand a gf‘lt(’.(ill assortment of Boots, Shoes.
Lvatber an} Fit-ilittgs, and would invite all’
it lto are in want of the above trained arlit-lee.
to call. as they will be sold t-lit-up fo'r ca.-it or
ztpproved credit.
N. B. Boots and shoes of every (iESC'l‘i[)llDI].’
made in ititlfir. ~
All kinds of repairing done at the t-liortesf
lltllll'€.
Leather by the side, piece or pair.
' Au zissorttiictit UPFlll(lll!gS fur the trade.
l’.n.\it ND \V. TAYLtiP.. _
\Vt=s'port At-ril 2!. l3-l5 ]7if
T . . \‘ ‘E
New €ROC( s.-
Grcat Att:':tct'§o:i:s ‘West side the
BI'E¢2g;£",'
./It Pcc/rs’ B I'a7I.C/I. Store.
Splendid assortment of Dress Goods, con-
ststittg of l'l(‘lt printed Balzotirtesutcw and
tclcgant patterns, Printed Latvns. -lliluslins, and
Muslin dc Laincs, which they arc now ulfcriug
int prices as low as can be fouttd at any otlteres-
-tttblisltntent in Town or County. We invite all
to give us it call.
l\'l:t_\’ 15.’, 18-15.
lfic
sirable Ptroperty
'I VVQ I’;-\[t2hzS 5
ijgll (viii? I‘ 07' A8018. ‘_ ,, ',-,_
A Form ofahuut sixty P‘-"":‘“'
, J32»-3’-9“ (tCl'C'S ofthe finest land in
, _ L
lFiIlfllClll CCllliil}', with it large, new modern built
l,D\V‘(‘lllllg and outhouscs thereon stitndtug, eil2i-
bly sirurttt-d about one mile from the Vlllngenof
New Cartoon. and commanding an extensive and
beautiful view of the surrounding country and
Long 1.-lutitl Sound. is offt-rt-tl for sale on favora-
lc terms. Said farm is well watered. and has
upon it a fine young orcltarti ol'groftt-d trees, and
is replete with cvcry t-ottveuicncc, and well
worth the attention of those who are desirous of
pUl‘t:ll£l.~‘lt]g. The title is iudi;-puizihlc. For
liernts, &c. apply to Chas. A. Hartdford, Ridge-
ficltl : .Cltas. lsztacs, Norwatlli, or of the subscri-
ber iti New Canaan.
in addition to the above, maybe bad ifde.=it-
ed, another Farm situated in the same vicinity
with the above, consisting of 100 acres of good
laud. well watered, embracing: wood, arable,
,p:tsture, meadow, land &t:. and having upon it :2
;'corttfortztblcdwelling, barn and outltouses. The
ilzmd is of :1 quality to commend the atten-
tion of purcltasers. Witt. DRUMMOND.
New Czttiuan, May 19. 1845, tf‘-2!‘
T Juidson & Co‘, E
AVE Removed to the New Store. No.
Connecticut 1-lolel, where they will be"
happy to see their friends. They will as hereto-
fore have on hand It cotnplete assortment of Gro-
. caries at wholesale or retail.
We have Ground Corn and Oats, OilMeal;-
Wheat and Rye, Feeds of all kinds, for sale.
May 5. ,
V Cll.00L B0oks.——A complete assort-
k merit for sale at wliolesale or retail at the
lowest prices. Scltool teachers and merchants”
figntsltcd at New York prices at _Btsst-:r.Ls.
‘ cnowl-: _L"iq”u’o'rs.—l’u.-e
Port and Matieriu Write. Holland
V, Gin, Jamar-ia Rum. Bramlya Cl‘
=~- "14 der Brandy érc, The above li_-
quo_rs_ can be relied upon as pure and unadul-
terated, and will be sold only for medicinal pur-
poses. W E Btsst-11.1..
EW Mess Shad, in whole, half and quarter
barrels. Mackerel, do do do
Extra Gr.-nnessee Flour-',_. ‘~
Richard Richardson do=
Extra Rye ~ 110-
purcbasers by. Simone 8:» CATM-1-w.
mometers for sale at Bt’ssI:LL's.
J UDSON 8?. Cbsr.
. New: Orleans, Molasses. at
opposite ilte attire if J‘oI!lt“s Mttllttry Co:._
Norwalk Chronicler