‘-., ' WM. 13. E, LOCKWOOK. or
I
i """'”'""’A FARM
E1-‘or' Sale cheap.
“THE éubscribei‘ offers" for sale,‘.t.he
_ ,l'a_ri_i‘<i lately occupied and owned,
by Allen H. Betts late of VVil_ton,
_ " " dec’d, consisting ofa-bout 60 acies,
\~.‘-t.*ll*\V‘fl’lel'd'an‘d_" divided ‘into plow. pasthre
mi.-adow and _wood land, situated in _the south-
“-~'o=‘BeI'n part of \V,i_lton, four _l7lIIBS._,f£0lTl .Nor-
w-ilk village, with a dwelling, two‘ barns and
-iilier out buildings,hnd a good assortineiit. of
trait trees in a flourishing condition. Thosein
. wiziit ofa fariii will do well to callon the sub-
zwribers before purchas-lugelsewhere, as it will
be sold cheap and payment made easy.
zALLF;NBET'I'S, Adininis-‘
_ W _".VM.B. ST.JO[-IN, I trators.
’\Vi1ton‘, March 4th. 1850. .
Euilding Lots for Sale.
.- fl Tl-IE subscriber offers for sale three
iuiiluiig lots pleasantly situated on the Merwiu
place about a quarter of a ‘mile below the
i-virige; also, ii lot with a new dwellin,<_r,' house
- viudiiigi-liei'eoii. Also, a house and lot situ-
ated at Five Mile River. near the Landing.-
:~i:-.venty-five per cent of the-money can remain
on boiid and mortgage for a term of years.
Enipiire of Cl-IARLES L. RAYMOND.
Noi walk, [Five Mile River,] Dec. 24. tf52
'1‘.-\NNER.Y~ FOR SALE.‘ -
Valuabie Property ,
_,,llI FOR sale at a bargain.-—-The subscri-'
In-‘r, coiiteniplatiiig a re_moval to tIie‘\Vest.ofl'ers
I-‘ll"Si!.I8 his faaln and tannery situated in New
4._“anaan about a mile and a hiilffrom the village.
«incl about four miles from Norwalk lauding.——~
'l"'he farm consists of about 40 acres of first-rate
i:t'U(.I with a good t\vo story dwelliiig~liouse, barn
and other buildings thereon, and would be a
most desirable place for a farmer or mechanic.
The tannery at which there is now doing a first
into business in that line will be sold separate
or with the farm as desired by the purchaser.
!"or further particulars enquire of Darius St.
.l«.,-ho, New Canaan, or of Chas Isaac.-3. Nor-
'.'-.'al_k. , DA RIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. S), 1850. 3
For Sale.
THE subscriber ofi"ers for sale his
homestead. consisting of a first-rate two
story dwelling house, with a new barn
=jztd other out:-buildings, (all in good repair) with
*:l'r‘lI' and a half acres of as good land as can he
lziund in the county, and some 60 or 70 well
=' ‘-.~foi"ted young and thrifty fruit trees, coiisisting
oi'- apple, pear, plum and cherry varieties. most
of them in a bearing condition. Said property
is sitiiated upon_ the Norwalk and Danbury
Mad 4§ miles from the former place. and 6
. miles from the N. Y. & N. H. Railroad depot
n id Steamboat Landing at South Norwiilk,
’r~‘hei'e communication can be had with the city.
;:l,: almost all hours of tbe day. Possession
siren on the 1st of April next or immr>rliati=.l._v
if required. GEO. H. RANDLE.
‘.Vilton, Dec. 1. 1849. 49
To Let.
, THE D\VELL1NG-f-IOUSE and GA R.-
3::
‘*i1{LDEN of the late Stephen Mott will be
5...
i~.:ni,ecl for the ensuing year.
The situation of this place is unsurpassed
(or a private residence or boarding-Iiouse.
Also for sale a young Durham Cow.
Application who made to the undersigned.
._ S'ri5Pni~;.\' OLMSTI-ZAD.
Norwalk, Feb’ry. 1850. , - 6
House and Lot For Sale.
HOMESTEAD containing iibout four
acres of excellentlaiid eligiblysituatedoii
.,v:onl.li Norwalk Avenue, known as the propert_y
? the l:-its Samuel Brown, cleceased, and well
~iocked with various kinds of fruit. for sale on
fivorable terms. Apply to JAAIES REED.
or XVM. R. \V{-IITE. Daiibury
February 12 ~
For Sale.
THE subscrtbc1' cor.teinplatin,'z a
removal. of1'ci‘s for sale his place.
situated in \Vilton, about one mile-
-_ It from the C0l]gl'(‘gE1l‘l011l1I Meeting
House on the Belden Hill ro:id. and live and a
half miles from Nor\\.'ilk Bridge; said property
-nusist of a good two story dwelling house.
ll-Il'l]. shop, and other out buildings, togetliei
will] 23 acres of. land under a good state of
rultivation, and is a very desirable placefora
ill.’-HIIIZIIIIC. STEPHEN S._HOYT,
' \Villon, Feb 11——tf
Rouse and ifarm for Sale.
IN XVILTON, CONN.
_ Alarge two story dwelling House.
I and Barn, with about 52.} acres of lrnr‘
. -__ " ‘on which is an orchard ofclioice graftoi.
in ,. iii.-auiziinlly rituated on the main road I‘I'0II!
;‘~ioi'walk to Daubury, about 7 miles north oftlie
.'\f'or\valk Depot‘ of -the Y. 55 N7‘. H. Rai
mad. Also a Farm ofabout-10 acres of lam‘
:iC\:!l'II10 above and adjourniog the Episcopa?
;!=:l'ylng-gl‘(lllI]Cl, coiisistiiig 'of plow, pasture.
nieadow and wood land well-wat'.ei'ed. On the
fsontof this farm is a beautiful site for a
house. Also about 10 acres of land in the
Cireat Swamp on the road to ‘.V,estport. Alsr
vv new iii St. i\Iatt.'new’s Church. The abovr
:”I'operty is free of “ll1Cl1ll1l)1‘flnCB, and will In
sold ata ba',r,t_rain,to close a concern. Enquire
SAIVIUEL P. RANDLE. or 2 Agents foi
SAMUEL F. LAMBERT, S theowner
Wilton, Jan. 16, 1849. if
. . ‘3-3'3 RENT.
-v'’‘-- THE store recently occupied by C
_ F M. Grumman, on the west side of thr
’ 'u . . .
gllsfi bridge, opposite the post -office. Thr-
'-tore is in good order; possession givr-u imme-
53::
A 2
diatcly. Enquire of LEVI CLARK at the
ieioije of C. E. Dislirow. or of
FREDEIIICK ST.vJOI-IN.
Norwalk, Nov. 5th. 1849. ' 45
FOR SALE.
‘, , The homestead lately lielongzing to
' 4"-1Ll,.T:~.mcs \V. Hyatt, situated in the village-of
.‘?o1’waIk. afew rods north of the Episcopal
Church. It is a first rate place for a. mechanic.
liavingupon it a. good dwelling House, Shop.
Hare-. écc. and will be sold at a great bargain.
E’ or terms, apply to
\-VM.‘ S. L.OC K WOOD,
, Or CHAS. ISAACS.
l‘~Torwail<, Feb 12,1849. tf6
‘.Z.’i‘o Rent.
I-IE Store occupied by Noah \-Vood.
. Possession given on the first of April.
For terms apply to
is-=-.
. 14‘. ST. JOHN LOCIUVOOD.
I T _ Rooms To Let.
7’ VVO” very convenient, rooms suitable for
. I1 iVIil|inoi- or Di'e.ss-Maker, or. for an
_’< l.’ficc..ovcr the store of Mallory 65 Lewis will
be lot from the 1st of April. 1
Arrily to JMES NIALLORY.
To. Let. -
convenient (IVVP.IlIllg,'si['uz1{e(I near
vf <Norwalk Hotel. Applyti. _
.- ' JAMES REED.
,'\;'o7i-wnl1.r, March 30, 1850.
1
Counter scales.
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""" IN -sunnmcn.
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‘LIFE-INSURAN CE. A
HE subscriber wouldcall the attention 0
persons who wish insurance on-‘their lives
orthe lives oftheir friends toibe Conn. Mutual
Life In“§uT':inee Company of'Hal'tf'oi’d.‘"' 7'-
This well known Company. established foi-l
its _s:eC_L1lTI_l‘.y, has issued during the .past year,
over 2700 ,policics, and has received for
premiums and policies. over $180,000. It has
paid to widows and orphans during the year.
$11,750, togetlier with the div"3ends,on ‘their
policies. This Compan__v[lias‘d¢.clai'ed a dividend
and credited t.he policy holders $112,285. bein,-3
sixty per cent, profit on premiums paid, besides
reserving asurp|u...¢ Jlover $36,000, a reinsur-
anco and i'eserv£f und. “ .
The particular advantages over the other
Com'panies', are apparent to any OIJSE-i'V8|:. lf0_m
the fact ofilieir great security and ’succe_S5 W
sc;.omp_Iishi'ng such a flourislimg business.
H. Z. NORTON, Agent.
.I-IEALTH INSURANCE.
DUIHNG the past season many a sick per-
son has hurl the pleasure ofdrawing from $3 to
$8 :1 -wcI~ek.\vlieii their otlier re_-soui'ces were
cut. off and their expniises for sickness have
becn increased to large amouiits. The subscri-
ber still effects insurance on the health of male.-
and females, viz: a person paying $5.50 yearly.
dl-apps \\'eBI\'Iy. Zn Agent.
FIRE INSURANCE. .
Fa,-mgrts IVus]z.z'ngIon Jllufmzl Fire Insu.rancr
C'om.pmi_1/, at G"ra7zv2'llc, l'I’r(l8/II-7IgI07l (10..
JV. Y. Capital $384,000. Cash
Surplus, over $328,000 ,' and are
1202/.3 i.ss‘u2'ng at the rate of
30,000 Iiolicics per year.
TIIIS Company has been in existence three
years and their success is without a parallel in
the history of mutual Insurance. They insure
none buttlie safest kind of property and take
no risk over $2,000. They aregprnliibited by
their laws from iiisuring in I)/,ncl"s, or exposed
parts of 2;illa,g'cIs. or taking risks on mills. shops.-
or mrzc/zincr_i/. They are responsible for the
cori'.r~.ctness ofall surveys uiiide by_their agents.
and agree to arbitrate all matters of difi‘ere-nce
in the county where the loss happens. All
losses have been paid with proinptiiess and lib-
eralitv. T-heabove compa ny offer inducements
to the farmer, which no other compaiiy offers.
The premium note is only about one—fifl I1 as
much as other companies. require. and the cash
payment does not exceed or. 1st and 9d class
properly. five dollars on one thousand for five
years. Housr-.hold furniture, hay, griiiii, fai'm—.
ing implements, &c. insured at the same rates
as the buildings. \
H. Z. NORTON. Agent.
.So‘ut/L Normal/c, Conn.
-»
Eooth & Peek
(/'orn2erl_i; Fo.§I,ci' ls‘ Booth.)
(’5,,l)GClI‘l.llI_\' call the at.ti=.ntioii of House-
@2l<eopci's to their lar,r_1,e assortment of
HOUSE-K-EEPING AR'l‘lCLES.
Coinprising every variety of Gilt. VI-’liite, and
Raised-Figured I
CHINA .
illulberry. Flowing-Blue, Stone China, Light-
Blue and Common \Vai'e. '
GLASS \VARE OF EVERY DESCRIP-
‘ TION.
Looliing-Gliissps. Table Cutler_\'. I3ritannia
\Vare. Plated \Vai‘e. Hollow \Varo. Tubs.
Pails. Mats. and all kinds of \Voo(l \Vnro.
Britannia and Plated Casters, Tea-Triiys, &c._
&c.
. Alsoial\va_\,‘s on hand a large stock of $o'ar
(lard and oil) Lamps, Fluid Lamps. Grima-
Iloles. Mantel Ornaments, Boquo:-Holders,
I*‘i'.«=.ncli (Iliina Vases. (Sic. ‘
.- ’ezo I-Irmse-Keepers, in particular, are in-
vited to call and examine our 51092.’: cunt’ p: ices.
before purchasing elsewhere.
- BOOTH &'. PECIC,
No. Q I-I"i.zZl Street. Sign. Large Pi£c.r'Ler.
Brie/ggiiorl, Feb. '20. 1850. "
F93 NEE? YORK!
REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE Sl2‘A."30.\l.
THE Sloop MARY XVILLIS,
Capt. \ViIIis J. Merritt, having com-
menced her 1'eguIi~.i' trips [pr tlieseason
§,,._,_,;;‘._;,,\vilI leave Norwalk.east side the bridge
every Tuesday Evening, and New York every
Saturday. I '
Any one having biisiness with the Packet
Oliice during the absence. of the ve.~.'sr~.l. can
'1 pply at the Cabinet Shop of \Vin. L. Quin-
.’lI'(I, on the Dock.
XVILLIS J. ‘\1ERR1T'l_‘.
Norvalk. March 31. 18-19. g 13
Selleolfis Euine.
V HE business of the above line of sloops
. . will liei'eaft.ei'be conducted by Mr. C. T.
Leoiiai-rl,wliose business talents have long been
known in this vicinity. The Sl.lllSCI‘lI)Gl' feels
mnlident that. he will far excel his predeces‘sor
in giving pei‘f<3ct‘ satisfaction to all who may fu-
vor him with their pntronage.‘ The books of
the subscriber will remain at the packet office
a few weeks for sctt.leinent.——after that. all ac-
counts remaining unsettled will be left in the
hands of a collector, as the subs.ci'ibei' intends
going west. He will sell his house no reason-
ible terms. NOAH SELLECK.
Norwalk, May 1, 18-19. 19
W et Cal-coils
7
one oi.-eons, ‘TA, &c.
AT‘ XVESTPORT.
§ MOULTON has just received a large
- lot ofgoods in a wet state, and but very
little injured, consisting, of coats, superfine black
satinvests. ovorhauls, knit drawers. fine shirts.
gloves, buck inittens, stocltings. and about. 100
cloth caps, which will be sold very cheap, and
no mistake. .. .
Also, in good order. about 1500 yards super.
all wool. inszrain. carpets, venitian. do., which
will be sold accordingly. Also, constantly on
hand a good assortment of paper liziiigings.
borders, fireboard. printa, splendid painted
widow shades with fixtures, low priced, of very
superior quality. »
Al-<0. 660 lbs. superior green tea, very cheap.
A first. rate cutter is constantly employed.
who willcut clothing free of expense, or will
make it vr;-.r_v low rates.
New goods received every week.
MOULTON.
‘Westport, March 26, 1850.
Norwallr Cemetery.
* VHF. public are hei'eby"notified that the
grounds of the Norwalk CemeteryAsso-
ciatiou are now laid out and that the lots are
for sale. '
"Persons wishing .to procure lots may apply
to Evert Quintard, \Vm. C. Street. or the sub-
scriber. STEPI-I_EN OLMSTEAD.
- Secr_etary.
Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1849. 50
Brushes! Brushes!
hi tewnsll. Hill‘-dled 111 Heads. extra and
. common ;, ex-tra 2’, air: is Brushes, :13.
sorted». from No. 6 t'o'0(ll)Ull0.
Varnish do.. assorted. from No. 1 to 6 do.
Sash. Scrubbing, Shoe, Hair. Horse, Dusting,
FOR. Sale by‘ \_VM. STREET.
, , Rose Water‘. .
,1” Siiperior Article of Double Distilled
. Bose. \-‘.’aicr can be found at. - '
- ~.lOI‘I.\' .’*.. \VI3F.il'Jf'.3.
Painters’,-Dnstei_'s. Striking, Graining, l\'Iarkiii.<;;
and Lather Bruslies. - L
A full assortment. of the above kinds of
Bi'iisli«-is just received, and for sale, wholesale ‘
and retail, at manufactui(ers' prices.
W C. VSTREET.
. A
-Marcli Qcili, z_-52,50
I
l
‘.
I.
O
'dercd unproductive by newinventions, usecex
NEE-IE subscriber having fitted up the comet‘
BRDLEY"S
Ilfew I{a.7°'/less and Saddle‘EstabZz'shm,e72t.
, I HE subscriber having had an appartment fitted up beneath the Connecticutflotfel, would
invite ilie attention of'the public to his extensive assortmeiit; of Saddles, I-I‘iii'nesses.
-Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats, Rugs, \Vhips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycoinbs, Shammies
&c. &:c. which he has constantly on hand.
He has on hand several setts of very light; single
Hariiess,combining nearness with durability. Every article in his lineo'f business may be had
at this establishment, of the very best materials
and style of workmanship. at prices which will
not fail to satisfy customers. Repairing done in a neat and substantial l)1:ll1I1.8l'.
Just received a lot ofBull"a1o Robes, Blankets, 6.-'.c.
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
I'Vest Sirlelij/ie B/‘idge, nearly
Manufaetirser
‘ADDL ES, Hariiesses, Trunks, Valiccs. C
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb'o, Saddlery
N. B. Ilmtzesscs mcznufizcl-zz.7°e(l to
, F. BRADLEY.
aiaém a, swan,
op,u0sz'le the ]W27'waZ/5 I-Iolel.
and Eee.1e1'ii.1
ai-pet Bags. Satchels, \Vhips. Matts, Brushes.
\Vare, 'I‘runk Locks, &.c. Ace. ‘
order. erms /'a'vo7'a-ble. .
3. WI. Smith-‘s Marble Yard,
Near the Biiclge, Norwal/c. Conn-
EPCULCII RAL Monuments and Grave
Stones of every variety of pat.tei'ns, and of
the most skilful workinanship. 'l‘he best as-_
sortment of Americ'an and Foreign Marble, j
kept constantly on hand. ' I
I’ersons wishing to procure Monuments or:
any kind of M arble VVoi'k,are invited to calland :
give a personal inspection of his inalerial and-
\VOI‘I{mlll'lSI1I]), as this will be more sat.i.~;factoi'y
than to purchase ofAgeiits without an opportu-
uity of testiiig the quality of the article con-
tracted for.
The Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an expr-.i-ieiiced workman and can
warrant. it to give entire satisfaction.
i Norwalk, Aug. ‘'21, 1848.
Stoves at Soutiz Nrwaik.
‘E3 I-I. NASH has just receivc-s:l a largcand
- , a vziluable assc-i'tii'ic.nt of cook and parlor
stores. with the latest iinproveiiienls. and which
tor utility. lwziuly and clieapiii-‘ss cannot be sur-
passed. I-rle. has also on hand a lieiiiitillil sp'oo—
iuien of coal liods of six sizes which he will
sell wholesale and retail at the lowest. Y.
prices. He has been eiigiigcil in Il1:lI1llIil(Zi.lIl‘lf1_H__
for that market, and feels :issni'ed that Cf)ll:liI'_‘y"
nicrcliants and others inie-.i-ested in the business.
will find it to their advantage to purchase of
him. as new stock only aiid.-ruirli as he can war-
rant is used by him. Jobbing done as usual at
the lowest rates. All orders thankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended to.
South Norwalk. Sept. 2-111), 1849.
Almanac for {$759.
I -’ lDDLEI3ROOK’S and Clrristiaii Alma- ‘
.:._
Jc nacs by the gross or dozen, for sale at
47 BISSELDS.
Protection insurance o.
Of HAR'l‘FO.RD. Co.\‘.\'. I
.‘:3‘20G,600-—I-l~'il/a l"rz'2:z.lcge to In
crease in I-{ab/‘ (z illillion.
3. ILLIAM C. STl’..EI.IT,liaviiig-received
I the agency ofthe above named Compa-
ny in now prepared to insure Ilouses, Stores.
Hills, Factories, barns and the contents ofeach
together with every other species ofproperty
./Jgrzins-t Loss or Drmmgc by Fire.
The rates ofpremium otl'e-red, a re as low as
those ofany other siiiiilarliistitut.ion,aiidevery
man has now an opportnuily,for a triflingsum
to protect himselfagaiiist this desti".ictive ele-
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the elll'flIlI;’IS ofso many years.
It is incumbent on all persons applying for a
renewal or policy on buildings, to inform the
agent of all changes in and about the premises
that increase the hazard: oron mac.hinoi'yren-
Capital
less by cliangcs in business, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy, to payauy more
tlian the cash value of property, at the time or
ts di-.sti'uctioi_1.
Norwalk, Jan. _1, 1849.
gent Paint.
A. ’SEE.LE—$E<Z,
Book Seller and Einder,
AS just reliirned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
Miscellaiieoiis Books. Also, a large assortment
of Statioiierv, including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he w'i'lII' sell clieaper than they can be
bouglit for at any other store in this vicinity.
SSE?“ Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all. A ' ‘
W. 213‘. Efsisseil,
E_":fi."l.S removed to the coi'nerstore under the
' . . Conn. Hotel. where may be found a com-
plete assortment of (li'ugs, medicines, perfum-
ery, books and stationery, fancy articles, c\'c.
-‘Lo. \\’IlI(‘.Il will be sold at prices defying coiii-
peliiion. 19 May 5.
North ilincfiiean Rat Extaraiiaator,
A safe. a nd positive remedy.
This article. is no huinbug or
imposition. but one ofitlio
mg - most safe and etlectuiil Rat
..,.. Zxtcriiiiiiators ever invented.
It is lielieveil to he lllB‘nc]1/NS ui’/rt! of all ex-
tcrminators, and will extiwiniiizito rats and mice
from ilwclliiig-Iinuses, s’ ores. granories, vessels,
¢\’.c. wIieievei' it is u<ed. Rats and mice eat it
i'eadily. and are not likely todie in the build-
ing. -For I‘ll!'l'I‘!(-31'Il1Il”)l'll1lllll‘Ill ask for a circular
to he had oftlie agants, gratis.. Price..‘37§, and
50 cents per box. Sold wholesale and retail at
the principal office 36 John st. N. Y.. and \V.
E. Bissell, Norwalk; Mr. \Vordin and T. Lord.
Bi-iii_g_e.poi't: Roswell Hoyt, Staniford; J. ‘.1’.
Taylor. \Vesl port.
37 T. P... H IBBARD. Agent.
EMPQRTAMT
To Owners offiiorses & Cattle.
'7‘
ILLO\V'S celebrated heave cure and uni-
versal condition M edicine, is univei‘salI_y
admitted to be a sure specific in the following
diseases in horses and cattle; Iii Iiorscs—
heaves, coiiglis, colds. gIandoi's. liorso distemper.
hide-bound, worms, bolts. scurvy and scab. In
oat1Ie——botts.,staggers, loss ofcud. liorn-distem-
per, black-toiigue, colds. coughs, &c. On trial
these powders "will be found to be ilie best ren-
ovating medicine extant for all lierbiverousa iii-
ma Is, a s they ()[)t,'.l't1I€‘.fIll'CCI.ly(Ill smaller doses)
upon the secretive glands and liumors of the
blood; and when l‘l0l'.‘lcS and cattle are dulland
stupid, and the hair presents a rough and star-
ing appearaiice, or-while the_\' are changing. their
coat at such times a few doses will be foundin-
dispensably necesszmy to bring them into proper
condition. .
3.25"‘ (live the article a trial, and it will rec-
ommend itself.
Agci2I..s.——\Ves.tpoi'l, John \V. Taylor; New
LAKE’S Pa'e it. fire and water proof
Paint, or art fi -.ial Slate.’ This extraor-
dinary substance is found in a stratum of rock
in Sharon near Akron, Ohio. \VIien taken
from the mine it has all the appearance of the
finest. Indigo and is no liardertlian cold fallow.
but a few r_la_vs to the atmospliero turns it to
hard slate or stone, protecting whatever cov-
erod from the lH'I.l0I1 of the weather and from
fire. A supply just i'ecr=ived a ad for sale by
\-V. _C. STREET,
Agent for the Patentee.‘
‘1 ASH paid for Calf Skins. at ‘
/ S. E. OLMSTEAD‘S.
‘Lamp Gil.
URE bleached sperm, solar, elephai I and
refined whale lamp oils. of the very best
qualities. forsale by 44 VV C.STREET.
New I stab1ishr:z'ent.
store east ofthe Conn. Hotel, invites the
:ihabitants of Norwalk to examine the style of
.’ies. Cakes and Bread, -which are of the best
gnality. and as cheap as -the cheapest. Also,
West India fruit, coui"octionei‘y, soda-water, ice
lream. root beer and pop, utid every delicacy OI
lie season. Iced and oinamentcd cakes made
to order for weddings and parties. Having Mr.
Bunting. wliose well known ability to please-
to assistpie, I hope to merit a sliare of the
public pa nonage. JOHN MUP_R,AY.
Norwalk, Sept. 10. 19
‘ Brushes! Brushes! Brushes!
‘Elly’ be found in any (piuntily at. manufac-
J. t.ure.i"s prii::es, at ’
W LOCI{\VO(.lD, I-IAIGHT 6.’ CO.‘S.
i\tvi',o'aill., I‘-'Iai'cli 11, 1.350. '
. ,......:-.-u.---- ’
Canaan, S. C. Silliinan; Southport-, S. Pike‘;
Norwalk, \V. E. ISISSELL.
For certificates and pai-ticulars. see circulars
left with agerits. FORD & GRANT. Sole
Proprietors, Albany, N. Y. Price 25cts po
pa cka go. 6 ni.‘.23
Root, Shoe, Leather and Find-
ing Sstore.
M , HENRY’ I-IANDES renews again
5 hisacknowledgments to the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past, and hopesto merit an un-
interriipted continuance of the business rela-
tionship which he Iias so long maintained with
this community. He will he found now at his
now stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see, andserve his
old friends and the public. The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises eveiy article of men’s
and cliildi'eii’s wear, with P.ubl)ers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman.
FINDINGS of the best quality, and iii any
quantity, suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk,Jan. I. 1849. 18
District. 0/ Norwal/c ss Probate Court, April
I.‘lt:'1. I8-30.
ES'I‘;\'I‘PI of ABIGAIL GREGORY late
I of \Vilton, insiiitl district, dec’d.
- The court of probate for the district of Nor-_
walk hath limited and allowed six months from
the date hereof. for the creditors of said estate,
to exhibit t.heir claims for sett.l,e,ment.. Those
who neglect _to preseiit tI;e_ii'accounts,, proper-
ly attested, within said time, will be debarred
a recovery. All persons indebted to said estate
are requested to make immediate payment to
GILES GI{EG().R.Y, E.:<<-'cutor.
no.
-iiiiiuilllp, I
Periiiaiieiit Cure of all
NERVOUS DISEASES, '
wcalceiicil or nnliealtliy condition of the
NERVOUS SYS'l‘E1\I,_ .,._
of tlmse tjnmplainis which are caused bv an impaired,
I
This bemitifiil and convenient application of the my’!-
l.ei‘iuux powers of G.-\I.VA.\llS.\I and MA(iNI".'I‘IS.\I, has
been pronounced by dislingiiislied pliyi-iiciaus, both in Europe
uid the United States, to be the most valuable Inwliciiial dis
-tovcry of the Jlge.
Dr. CHRIST1E’S GALVANIC BELT
_‘ and
M A GNE'i‘,lC FLUID,
is lined with the most perfect and certain success in all’
cases of
- , Gl4‘.NEl{Ah DEBILl'l‘Y,
Strciigllieniiig the weakened body, giving tone to the various
nrgaiis, and invigorating the entire system. Also in I"‘I',I‘S,
tilt.-\.\lP, I‘.»\IlAl.\’SlS and PALSY, l)YSI’I')I’SlA '01‘ IN
l)l(;‘I<‘.S"I‘ION. lllIl£U.\lA'J‘lS.\l, At_)U'I‘l~.‘ and CHRONIC,
H(lU’I‘. F.PlI.F.I‘S\’, I.U.\lBA(i'O, I)I«‘.AI<‘i\'I~2SS, NERVOUS
I'll}-2.\I(ll§S, P.~\l.l’l'l‘A'1‘lON 01-‘ T1111‘. IlI<‘.AIt'I‘, AI'()l’I.l«‘.XY,
.‘lI<‘.Ull.-\I.(‘.l.'l, PAINS in the SIDE and l_IIII<‘.S'I‘, LIVER
l20.\ll’l..-\li\”l‘, SPIN.-\I. (.IO.\lI’L.-\l.\"l‘, and ClJ’RVA'I‘UR.I'.‘.
n' the Sl’li\‘I~‘., lllf’ lJO.\lI’I.Al-.\'I‘, IJISEASI-ZS of the ‘(ID-
. IYS, DI¢.‘I~‘ll3lI-‘.i\'CI' OI" NI-ZIIVOIIS and PIIYSICAL
BN1-tilt} Y, and all i'\‘I~2R.VOUS DISEASES, which complaint:
‘arise from one simple caiise—iiamely,
A Derangement of, the—Nervous System.
09- In I\'l*1RV-OUS CO.\ll"I.AlN'l‘S, Drugs and Medicines
inrnnm-. I/re rlfsriise, for they weaken the vital energies _of
the alreaily prostraled system; while under the strength
eniiig, life-giving, vilali1.iug influence of Gulvanism. an ap-
plied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery, the ex-
einustcd patient and weakened sull'ei'er is restored to former
iicallli, sti'eiigl.l.\. clasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Chi-istle’s Galvanic Curatlveii,
,consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
aiiimm-it uppIi‘uiIi'on, in place of the usual mode of drugging
aiul pliysicking the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks hope-
lessly under the iullictioii.
'l'/try slrmigllini Ilir mliolr. system, equalize Ihe ci'rciiIati'on
of I/ir Iilnml, prmiuile Ilia secnsliims, and 1I(.l.'¢1’ do Nu slighlru
r'n_;'iiry miller any circumsluiicrs. Since their introduction in-
the United States, only three years since, more than
60,000 Persons
including all ages, classes and conditions, among which were
a large Hllnlllef‘ of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
.\‘eri.ous tiiiiiiplaiiits. have been
ENTIRELY AND PBRMANENTLY OURED,
wlien all Impe of relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in rain!
'I'o illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, snpposo
the case of a person afflicted with that bane of civiIi'I.ation,
Dl"SI’l<2l‘SlA, or any other Cl1l‘()llIC or .V'ei"vou< Disorder. In
-irdiiiary cases. stimnlaiits are taken. which, by their action on
the nerves and muscles of the stoniacli, afford Icmporary ro-
lief. but w'nich Iezixc the patient in ii lower state, and with
iiij:.ied_ faculties. .«‘-1“! the action thus excited has ceased.
\‘o-.-.- conip-.ire this xvitli the efibct re.-nitiiig from the appli-
cation of the GA t.'.'.l..\‘lC ll r'.1.'I‘. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer,
er-.=.ii in the woizse s_\-inptoins of an attack, and simply tie the
Bell arnuiid the body, using the Alzigiictip Fluid as directed.
In a short period the inseiisilile perspiration will act on the
p()Sil.I\‘e element of the Belt. thereby causing a Galvanic cir-
culation w liich will pass on to the negative. and thence ‘back
again to the positive, thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic
cizculatioii tliiougliout the S_\’SI8lIl. Thus the most severe
cases of I) ‘i"Sl'I‘)|’SlA are I’I".I{.\IANl".I\"I‘LY CURED. A
i"I".\‘V DAYS IS OI-"I’I.".N AMI‘I.Y SIIFFICIENT TO ERADL
IJATIC TH Ii‘. l)ISl".A$-l'Z OF YICARS. ~
I3I*IIll‘ll*lC.lTliS illlill 'I‘llS'l‘lIlIlli\'IiILS
U!’ the Incas! Undoubted Chnructcr,
.‘4‘roni all parts of the l,‘.nuiitr_v could be given, uuflicienlilo fill
every column in this paper‘. . -
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, 7
ivliioh l",iiI|(‘.IlISI\'eIy proves that
; | I I
" Truth 13 stranger than Fiction.”
C U It E O F‘ ,
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A CLl~‘.l{GY.\IAN
of .\'ev.' Jersey, of distiiigiiislied attiiiiiineiiis and exalted repu-
tation :—
Sumi-:r, New Jersey, July 12, I818.
Dn. A. II. (‘.nnia1~ir-.—-Dczir Sir: You wish to know of me
what has been the rcsult in my own case, of the application
of 'I‘[lI<‘. (lAI.V.-\.\'l(,‘ BEL/1‘ AND NI<1lJl(L.-\UI:l. My reply
is as l'oIlm.\'s:
For aliont /wenfy years I hail been suffering from D_v?=.-
pepsia. I!'.vcr_v year the syuiptoios became worse, nor could
lolitain pcrniaiieiit relief from any course of medical treat-
ment wliatcvcr. .-\bmit fa-in-Icmi years since, in coiiserpiciicc
of frozpieiit exposure to the wcatlicr, in the discli.2i'ge of my
pastoral duties. I l.-ecarnc siibject to a severe ljliroiiic When-
matism, wliicli for year after year, caused me iiiclescrilizilile
angiiish. I<'arth-3r: iii the winter of ’-I5 and ‘-16. in consc-
picuce of preaching :1 great deal in my own and various
other cliurclies in this region,l was attacked by the Bron-
chitis, which soon became so severe as to require an imme-
lialc iziispension of my pastoral labors. My 1KCI‘L‘0IlS system
was iimu Iluirnug/ilg ;mlsIru!c:l, and as my Bronchitis bccaiiie
worse, so also IIIII my l)_vspeps'i:i and Rlieninatic afl'cctinn——
thus eviuciiig that these rlisoidc-rs were connected with each
~.|I.lI‘3I' through the medium of the Nervous S_\'.<l.e.'n. In the
whole pliarniacopicia there seemed to be no remedial agent
ivliicli (‘mild reach and recuperate my Nervous Systoin:
v‘H.‘(‘f‘)'IIlilIg that I hurl tried for this purpose had completely
feilcil. At last I was led by my fricmls to examine your iii-
ventions, and (thoiigli willi no very sanguine hopes of their
cIIicieiicy,) I determiiicd to try the effect ofthe application of
the G.-11.1’.-\.\"l(3 l3l<‘.I.'l‘ .-\.\'D -.\’l'-‘.Cl\'l..-‘\l)I«‘.~, with the MAH-
Nl«Z'I“IC FLUID. 'I‘liis was in June, I516. 'I'o M\' Gill-‘.A'I
is'ro.~:i.-iii.\ii-tx-r, l.‘o' TWO iurs niv DVRPK-2l‘SIA HA" '=0"*7i ll"
l-‘JGHT nus, I was I-I.'\’.(nI.l-‘.l) T0 RF.-Sl'.\ll-Z MY nsrniui. i..uioiis-;
van HAVE I .-=i.~.-ci-: oniir-rrto A SI.‘-'l:I.F. si-ziiviciz on A(?Crll'.‘IT or
(‘HI-‘. Bno.~u:Hiri.~; A.\'D MY Iliii-:1.-\i.\Tic Ari-‘I-:i:'rio.\' nan F..\'-
rini~‘,|,y (:1-:,g.s|-1|; Tn TnoI'IH.F. Ml-2. SIICII I8 [I28 wonderful and
happy re-stilts of the expcrimeiit.
have rccoinmciided the I.lP.I.’I‘ and I-‘I.I’Il') to many
-.&‘IIOIlf1\'(‘. been likewise siitfering from Neurulgic atfectioiis.
l‘lic_v Iiave tried them, WITH inrrv fll~‘.SUI.Tt4, l iir:i.ii-;vi:, IR
-‘.1'}2ll\' CASE. -
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
— I{0I3ls1I{'I‘ W. LANDIS.
or-‘i. oi-T2‘isTii:’s
GALVANEC NECKLACE
‘ls used for all complaints aifcctiiig the 'l‘liroat or Ilead. such
as Brmicliitis. Iiillaniiiiatioii of tlic 'I‘liroat_ ,\‘en-nus and 51¢];
ilotulaclie, I)i'r.'I.iness of the lli-ad. .\'m..~nlgja in um i.';,c(._’
3117.‘/.Illg or Roaring in the l".ars, Dcafin-.ss, wliicb is geiie.
rally Nervous, and that distressed coiiiplaiut, called Tic
Uoloreux. . '-"
.
Palsy and _,Para1ys1s. .
All pliysiciaiis acknmvlevlge that those terrible iliscases
are caused by :1 «fr;/Sci;-iiry of i\"cri.-oils lfiivi-gy in the aflfictgd
limbs. Du. l)iiiusrii:‘s Galvanic Articles ‘will siipplv this
lolicicnt. power, and a complete and entire clue is. thus
effectcil. .
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Do. t.‘iiius'rir. and his Agents within
the last two _\'ears, which have been entirelv restored.
{lf}- C\l". Ar\‘i-iii-tw .l. I‘:. 'I‘o_Vn:s of BX‘O(ll(I_\‘l), N, Y,, hm] nag
been able to walk a step for near four _\cars, and was so help-
less that he had to be fed. The most colcbi-ated pl),-sit-iimg
gavegliim up. in fire days after he oomuicuccd woariiig
the IJ.\X.\'AI\'lC Bi-:i.'r, i\'r:ciu..u:i»'., .n.\'n Biiuti-:i.i-21's, Iie.\\'aIked
across the room. and in three weeks he had pcrfcctlv {(3.
covered his health. (Japtaiii ’I'onies is seventy years ofuge.
DR. CHRISTlE’S
GALVANIC , BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Convulsions or FiIs_ ,
dpasmodic Cmiipliiints, and general Nervous Affcclioiiis of
the llead and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and f‘ar:iIvsis,
and all diseases canseil by a do;-ticieiicv of power or Nerious
liliiergy in the limbs-or other nrgaiis of the body.
Tic Doloreux and _I\IeuraIgia.
Those dreadful and agoiiizing complaints are i.unnr.Ji'aIeIy
relieved by the application of the l}.(i.v.i::ic Ili»:i.'r, v.\"i-:ci:i.iicr:
AND Fi.uii). The Bell. difliises the l~‘.Iecti'icity tliroiigli the
system; the Necklace has a local‘ effect. and the Fluid acts
directly upon the affected ncrv_es. In these distressing amic-
lions the application NISVER F".-\!'LS.
FITS’ AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
by a deraiigei/lent of His 1\'r.-rres. The Bi-:J.'r, Bil.-.ci-:i.r.'rs A.\'D
F‘i.vin will cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
old the patient.?)r how coiilirmcii the complaint. Numerous
and astoiiisliiiig proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
013- Many hundred Certificates from all pails of the country
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if required.
No trouble or inconvenience attends the, use of
DR. CHRIS'I'IE’S G.f]I.l"./INIC ./IR'l'fCI.ES, and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, with perfect
ease and safety. In maiiycases the sensation attending
their use is highly pleasrml and agrecalife. ’1‘be)-‘can be sent
to any part of the country. > .
Prices :
.'I'h-e Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars.
'1f‘ne Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Bach,
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.
{tch The articlefi are accompanied by full and ‘plain direc-
tions. Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of the
autlmrized Agent.
‘ PARTICULAR CAUTION.
%- Bpoare_of;Cu1tnte1fei,Ii.and ll'oi-tfiless Imilalions.
D. C. 1VIOREHEA.D, M. 13.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR "I‘IIl". l?NI'I‘F.D S'I‘A'I'ES,
132 Broadway, New York.
I<‘or sale at Norwalk Ci. by the authorise
JOHN A. WEEI).
."'. LQCI{WOO_D- -
Agent.
_Slaii.f -rd by
‘ _ the stock of the Richmondv_ilIe Manufactui'in
- p¢,._-._s3-1,’ . . . . ..i
‘CO-'-I‘.'PO-N FACTOR Y,"-, near *‘ the
A_lage of ,Westporg_.,_Co’_nn., 40 by 90- ft»
having*'1260 spindles, 30’! looms, Land ot .
necessarymachinery. for that manufincturg-
printed goods;-—a new_ water‘-wheelput. in." .-
few months since, dwellings for eight or t -
fainilies, and 5 acres of land connected with it
all ‘infgood order. . - ~ _ 4 ,.
Also 487 shares (constituting a majority) 0
Co: This property consists i of ‘ large start
building 40 by 90 feet. having superior water
power, mansion liouse._and several other small
or dwellings, barn, shop, &c.,-togcther with
25 acres of-.gnod land. Also the machineiy,
tools. 650.. irtthe mill. Its location on the-
line of the N. Y.,& N. H. Railroad makes it‘
a very desirable ])Il|Cb'IbI‘ any kind of business.
Also a large mansion linuse in the village re-
cenlly occupied as a store '....a dwellii‘ig,- well-
located fo ' a public biiai‘diiig-l‘i:_m.§3, ’
house, narns, carriage-house, dce.'._llI\ excel.-
Iont. oi-chard, with a great variety of"-.fruit
slirnbbery. &.c., together with 25 acres of "very
superior land ; a pleasant situation 1! littleeasl:
of the village on the Cnnn., turnpike. Also
about 100 il('.I'GS’0f land in lots in the vic'init_v.
.This property is on the line of the N. Y. 6.:
11. Railroad, within two hours of N. Y.—
is ofl'ei:ed to close an estate. and will be dis-
posed of on very favorable teiins. Apply to
\Vestport, Ct. ‘
A. A. HUTCHINSON. A(Iln':"r‘.._
./lfurc/2, 5. 1850. _. -
Dix/,i~i'rI of Recft/ing ss Probate Court, Ap:aTl1
10f/I. 1:-‘.50.
B STATE of Lewis Pickett. late of Redi-
. ding, in said District, deceased. Tho-
.Court of Probate for the District of Redding,.
hath limited and allowed six months from the-
represeuied insolvent, in which to exhibit their
claims thereto; and Iias appointed Ebenezer’
Hawley and John Conch. Esqrs.. commission-
ers to i'o(-rive and exiiiniiie said claims. Certi-
fied liy Jonatlian R. Sanford. Judge.
The Subscribers give notii-.e that they shall*
meet. at the late residence of Lewis Pickett,
Scpteinlior next, :ind 5th of October. at one
o'clock in the aI'tcrnooii, on each of said days,.
for the purpose of attending on the business.
of siiid appoiiitiueiit.
]7.IlI?.i\’Ia‘ZICll. I'IA\VLEY,
J-NO. COUCII.
All persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment to
AZ.-\RlAi-I Si\’lI'I‘H, Ad ,
1-1 A R RY PICKE’1"l‘, E ”‘ "°
Com m z'ss’r:.
$1.90? .‘iT!J‘E.IA,
CAPT. e. GRUMMAN,
At 1"ive Mile River.
THE subsci'iliers take this oppor-.
tunity to return ilianks to those who-
have patronizeo the above boat during.
a7k=.,_‘£;'_.i.,:IIlC past year. Having secured the
~‘1'l‘\'l(:L:S of the well known “lid ' fixllellenced
Capt. G. Grumman, they hope to give full sat-
isfactioii to those’ who may favor them with
'li‘(‘.igIlI'. eiilim to or from New York. The-
Sloop will continue to run as forinerly; leaving
not of Pike Street.
L. DIBBLE 66 CO,
Five. Mile River, ADI'Il 559.1850-
‘lieluable Real Estate for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale. the
property in Main street, occupied by
, ’ lierself. containing about an acre. and
a ipiarier of land, with a new and handsoma
-house. having an ice-liouse, cisterr, and 1 g and.
well of water under cover. Al>‘0 1* I19-I11 -Veil
arranged for stablinsz. ciii'riiiges. 55C‘ 9 9- Well
i:ult.iraicd gal-doii. with summer-liouse cove ‘ed
\vit.li clinic-o grape vines, fi0“"‘l""‘.&’ Cl‘99P9l'-‘I
and slirnlis, orriamemal and g afted fruit trees.
Also. oiglit and three quartei acl'8= OI lflfld 011
the ridge adjoiniiig ilic land owned by Cliaries
Isaacs, Esq. undi-r ll liigli slate of cuiivation .
The site is a superior one for a biiiirliu£_-
Also, a rockiiway carriage and a lig it and
fancy wagon with leather top and pa'en: axlm,
both in grioil order; 1 coininon light Will’-‘-‘no
I li.:iiil>ei- box ditto, with top b0aI'tlS. shelving.
&(;.; lmv cutter-.-, 1 plow, and oilior fa rming
‘The above will be sold low ly up-
every Saturday, from I
utensils.
plying to .. .. _
MRS. CIIARLOTTE GIBI30l\ S.
P, Also :1 good Pin no for SEIIU.
Norwalk, April 22,1850.
For Sale.
*3t17
pt-'.l’ liiiudrcd; 1 or ‘2000 budded _Peach trees.
coiiiprisiii_:; the most a|l|ll'0Vetl limdsi "I90
Cherry trees.
I
GEORGE SEYMOUR.
Trees for Sale.
/" - CHERRY TPIICES, from two
o3‘®@ to three years old, (grown inthis
Stale.) comprising the most fllll’l'0V"-fl l“"d3v
with roots, in a superior condition. haying been
twice transplanted. Also a few PI‘.AP\. AP’
PLE. EVERGREEN. &:c., They can b0
seen at. the Nursery of C‘HA'RLE-S VALK.
,,,-..,,,- \\,’,g,5‘i,,m-i, Oi-ilers for ._I‘re<-.s executed.
Apply to J. &. L. BRADLEY . \Vestport,Ct-.
or to tho snbscribei on the Dl‘em|S85-
. CHAS. VALK.
lVcslporl, /llarch 4th, 1850.
Notice! !!
$0 Shirt H ands wanted I'M M I7-DI:\"I:E‘
0 @LY. The HIGHEST PRICES in
CASH will be paid on delivery of the work at
the store formerly occupied by-M. W akemilll
B. F. B.\'ri=.s.
P. S. Steady work aud plenty of it from
this date.. Jan. 29th. 1850.
2:
The " Fnlverized Soda Sal-
eratus. _ '
J‘-OLD by ilie Sub~‘cl'ibPl'. fI'0m II-:9 "e"Y I0"
price, and the ease with which It can be
with families and bakers throughout. the United
States, and is generally corisiderad superior to
any‘ other desci'iptioii heretofore used for
baking purposes. '
It is put up in a variety of packages to meet
the demands of the trade. Also _
POTASH AND PEARLASPL
of fresh iiispc-ction. selected for i'c-.taiIers’ and
consun~.ei's’-use, at all times on hand, at the
l‘l?7‘_7/ lowest rates, together with the old.lash-
ioned
PURE PEARLASH SALERATUS.
of 7;c‘r_7/ sz/-_perio'r qua[i.'_7/, as so'd by “)8 Sulf-
sci iber during the last. filteeii years. With U"!-
iiiillion of dollars. , _
Orders by mail will meet with prompt at-
leption; address
T. F. CORNELL.
No. 7 Coenties Slip, cor. VVater st., N. Y.
April, 1850. 31:
3000 Yards.
- J. GRUMAN has in store 3000 Yard;
o of Ingrain, Three-Ply and Brussels Car-
pet, of rich colors and handsome designs, at
prices from 2s. to -$1.50 per yard.
Nails-
__4
quality, just received and for sale to
the trade, builders, or retail.
' I ‘W .-C. STREET?’
March 26th, 1850. -
‘1 A M PHENE-cheap, at
{J ‘ , S. E. OLMSTEAD'Sé
Also the‘ homestead place. 'h'--..convenient'
dale hcreof.‘I‘or the ci_'edilors of -said F.state,.
dieceasml, in said Reillliiig, on the 2d day of‘
evei'y"l‘uesday night for New York. Pet! ruing.
G0 xrape Vines; also fi'om 4 to 500-’) h
A . Pt-‘ll(5ll trees from the kernt-l.ai. 35$
dissolved. has become the " favorite art'cle " ’
versal siitisfaciioii, to the amount of half a‘ ‘
Kegs Cut Nails. of the very-best-"5
Norwalk Chronicler