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Stoves at South Norwalk.
:%V H. NASH has just received a lai-geand
g_valuable assortnient of cook and parlor
Sl.0V{lS, with the latest improvements. and which
for utility, beauty and cheapucss cannot be sur-
passed. He has also on hand it beautiful spec-
imen of coal liods of" six sizes which he will
sell wliolcsale__aii(l retail at the lo\vest N. Y.
prices. He has lieeii engaged iii nianufacturing
for that ma rketr, and feels assured that country
inerchaiits and others interested in the business
will find it to their advantage t.o purchase of
‘him.-as new stock only aiidsucli as he can war-
rant is used by him. .lobbing done as ustial at
the lowest rates. All orders tliankfully re-
ceived and punctually attended to.
South Norwalk, Sept. 2-ltli, 18-l9.
_ Elor Sale, .
: CC)'l.‘TO.\‘ l“AC'l‘(.').li..\.’, near the vil-
A_ age of VVestport, Coun.. ‘ill by 00 feet.
having’ 1260 spilidles, 30 looms, and other
neccssai'y macliiuery, for the manufacture of
printed goods;—a new \'at,er—wheel put in a
few months since, dwellings for eiglit: or ten
families, and acres of land connected with it,
all'in good order.
Also 487 shares (constituting a ma_ioi'ity) of
the stock of the Ptichmondville Manufacturing
Co. i This property consists of large stone
building 40 by {I0 feet, having superior water-
powcr, mansion house, and several other small-
er dwellings, barn, shop, &c.,t:ogetlier with
25 acres of good land. Also the niacliineiy,
tools. &c.. in the mill. its location on the
line of the N. Y. as N. II. l"tailroad makes it
a very desirable place for any kind of business.
Also a rarge inansion house in the village re-.
cently occupied as a store and dwelling, well-
locatod for a public boardiiig-liouse.
Also the lioiiiestmitl place, a convenient
house, barns, carriage—liouse, &c.. an excel-
lent; orcliarrl, with a great \'aricty of fruit,
slii'ii|ilier_v. L\'('.,l'U_L1(‘l,llel' with '35 acres of very
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W [fife .lnsiii'aiici~, Company of I-1artford.
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JNSURANGH.
-LIFE INSURANCE. ,
. HE subscriber would call the attention 0
pm-soiis who wish ii‘Isurance‘on their lives
or the lives of their friends to the Conn. Mutual
Tliis well known Comp:-my,established foi
its security, has issiied during the past year.
over 2700 policies. and has received fol
premiums and policies. over $180,000." It has
paid to widows and orphans during the year,
$11,750, together with the div°'3ends on their
policies. This Companyllias declared a dividend
and credited t:lie policy holders. $112,285. being
sixty per cent, profit on premiums paid, besides
reserving a surplus Jfover $36,000, a reinsur-
ance and reservcf und. .
The particular advantages over the other
Compaiiies, are apparent to any observer, from
the fact of their great security and success in
3<'...0lDpllSl]l’l1g such a flourishing business.
H. Z. NOR/‘ON, Agent.
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HEALTI-] l.NSURAUCE.
DURING the past season many a sick per-
son has had the pleasure of drawing from to
a week,wlien tlieir other resources were
cut.off and their expenses for sickness have
been iiicreased to large ainounts. The subscri-
ber still effectsinsurance on the health of males
and females. viz: '1 person paying $5,.-30 yearly,
drgiws $4 wee-lily. Agent.
Fl'RlC ‘lNSlU_l.’ANCE.
Fin-m.cr’s l~l"us/i.i.ri_.g/mi. Jlluluul Fixrc Insurmicc
Company/, at (}ranL'il[c, lVa.v/2i.;ig'f(m. (31).,
N. Y. Capital >3:}S4,Ul)tl. Cris/1.
b‘m~plu.s, over .$$‘38,t)t)0 ; u/irl are
now 'lk$‘SIl‘Il'lZjJ at 1/10 rate of
2.1 ,()0() pul1'.c-icsjicr year.
'l.‘lll'S Coiiipaiiy has been in existence tliree
years and their success is without a parallel in
the liistory of inut:ual Insurance. They insure
none but the safi-st. kind of properly and take
no risk over $'J,t'll)(.l. Tliey ai'e prohibited by
their laws from insuring in filoclrs, or exposed
parts of 'l)lff(lg(38, or taking risks oi‘i mills, shops,
or 7)I.(ICflIl7IcT'.I[. They are i'esponsil>le for the
correctness of all surveys made by their agents,
and agree to arbitrate all niat1;ei's of difl'erenco
in the comity where the loss happens. All
losses have becii paid with prnniptness and lib-
erality. The above couipany offer inducements
to the farine1', which no other company offers.
superior land:_ a pleasant situation a little east.
of the village on the (Ioun., turnpike. Also
nlmm: 1oo acres of land in lots in the vicinity. i
This pr.)perty is on the line of the N. Y. 6:
N. I-l. llaiiroad, within two hours of N. Y.-— ;
is iitTei'inl to close an estate, and will be dis—
posed of on very favorzilile tcims. Apply to ‘
’\.7Vestpoi't, Ct.
A. A. HUTC-.Hlt\'SON, _-.lc./i.vi'r.
Jfarc/;._ :3. .l8.:'itl.
Building Lots for Sale.
Jpiill Till‘) subscriber offers for sale three
buildng lots pleasantly situated on the Merwin
place about a quarter of a mile below the
bridge; also, a lot with a new dwelling house
standing thereon. Also, a house and lot. situ-
ated at Five Mile River, near the Landing.-—
Seventy-five per cent of the money can remain
on bond and mortgage for a term of years.
Eiitpiire of (',‘l~lARLl1‘.S L. RAY MOND.
Norwalk, [Five Mile .River.] Dec. 24. til’)?
_"7r‘A iii —iff' is or. sii‘ i..i~: T
Valuable Property
I Tlie premium note is only about one-fifth as
much as other companies reipiire. and the cash
payineiit: does not exceed or. 1st and ‘.2d class
property, five dollars on one thousand for five
years. [lousehold furniture, hay, grain, furni-
ing llll])l(‘.lllt‘.l1fS, &c. insured at the same rates
as the buildings. '
H. Z. NORTON. Agent.
Soul/i. Normal/c, Conn .
S In 0 0 P J" U L I A ,
CAPT. C. GR.UMMAN,
At Five Mile River.
THE subscribers take this oppor-
tunity to return thanks to those who
luive pati-oni'/.ed the above boat during
_,:i,,_~';;"_‘i;f,,tlie past year. Ilaving secured the
,-9;-vices of the well known and e.\pciieiiced
Capt. G. (lriimman, tliey hope to give full sal-
isfaction to those who may favor them with
frei_Ql‘it either to or from New York. The
Sloop will continue to run as foi-merl_v; leaving
every Tuesday lll{_l__lll‘, for New York, returning
a
every Saturday, from foot of l’iko Street.
L. Di ll SLE (Y CO.
_ Ff)?» sale at a liai'gaiii.—'.l'lie subscri- ‘
bor, contemplating a removal to the \Vest.ofl'ei's l
for sale his faani and filllll('.l'_V situatr-d in New ;
Canaan about a mile and :i half from the village. ‘
and about four miles from .\-‘oi-walk landing.——
The farm consists of about: 40 acres of first.-rate
land with a good two story dwelling—liouse, barn
and othi-.r buildings tlicreon, and would be a ;
most desii'ablc place for a farnier or ineclianic. 5'
The tannery at which tliorc is now doing a first i
rate liiisiiicss in that line will l)(-'. sold st-parate
or with the farm as desired by the purcliaser.
For furtlie.r particulars enquire of Darius St.
John, New Caiiaan, or of (‘has lsaacs, Nor-
walk. DAI-lll.3S AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 5), le‘5fl. 3 l
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For Sale. 1,
"ff-",;;r, Till‘) subscriber offers for sale his;
. ' l.tt . o s
"'3 liomestead. consisting of a first-rate two
story dwelling house, with a new barn
and other out-buildings, (all in good repair) with
four‘ and a half acres of as good land a.s can be
found in the county, and some G0 or 70 well
assorted young and tlirifiy fruit trees. consisting
0f_ apple, pear, plum and clierry varieties, most
pt them in a bearing condition. Said property
is situated upon the Norvalk and Danbury
road 4.5 miles from the former place, and 6
miles from the N. Y. (Y N. H. Railroad depot
and Steamboat. Lani;ling at South Noi'v'all<,
where communication can be had with the city
at almost. all hours of the day. l’ossossion
given on the 1st of April next or inimediately
if i‘nquii‘e<l. I-ll;-JO. ll. RANl)LE.
\Vilton. Dec. 1.18-lll. 49
To Let.
Tiff E D \Vl£ L L IN (.1‘- f] 0 L781‘) a nil fw‘ A R.-
i__l)l'l\’ of the late Steplicn Mott will be
retired for the ensuing yeai.
The situation of this place is unsurpassed
for a private residence or boarding-liouse.
Also for sale a young Tlurliani flow.
Application to be niado to the iiiitlcrsigiietl?
S'ri-zriii-:.\‘ Oi..iis'ri~:ao. ‘
l petition.
Five iliile River, April "23. l<55ll-
r--r:I-
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Book. $’.»e11er and Eimter,
E5" "AS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collectioii ol'Scliool and
;\l iscellancous Books. Also, a la rge as.sortiiiei'it
of Statioticry. including Blank Books. ll‘oolscap,
lit-tte.r,an(l Note Paper, envolops, Slates, t'\'.c.,
whicli he will sell clicaper than they can be
bought: for at any other store in this vicinity.
&7ér“' Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
‘till’. Bisseil,
' _. HS reinovcil to the coriicrstorc under the
fl. Conn. lrlotel. wliere may be found acum-
plete assortmciit. of drugs, medicines. perfum-
ery, books and‘ stationery, faiicy articles, L\'.c.
«lac. which will be sold at prices defying coin-
19 May
District of? Norwal/.: ss Piobaié’ Court, May
1-ll,/'I.. l8:'i(l.
Norwalk_. l<‘eb’ry. lb‘.-3f_l. (5
House and Lot For Sale.
llO.\llCSTlC.~\D containing about four
.acres of excellent land cligibly situated on
soutli-Norwalk Avenue. known as the property
of the late Samuel Brown, deceased, and well
stocked with various kiiirls of fruit. for sale on
favorable terms.
or \Vt\f. R. \Vl.ll'_l.‘l£. l)anbury
« Feliruary 1:.’
House and Farm for Sale.
[N \V.ll.'l‘ON. (_j(f)NN,
A large two story dwelling llonse.
and Barn, with about 2% acres oflrnd
on which is an orcliard ofclioice grafted
fruit, beautifully rituated on the main road from
Norwalk to Daiibury, abont'7 miles north oftlie
Norwalk Di-.pot' of the Y. c\'. N7‘. I]. [fail
road. Also a Fiii-iii ol";iliont.~lt_i ac.-0;.-01‘ lam]
near the above and mljoiiriiing the Episcopal
burying-grouiid, consisting of plow, pasture,
meadowanrlwood land well-watered. (lo the
front of this farm is a‘ beautiful site for a
house. Also about 10 tI(‘.l't'.< of la ml in the
Great; Swamp on the road to \Vestport;. Also
11 pew in St. Alattlicw’s (,‘lim-cl],
property is free of incunibrance, aml will be
sold :it a fiiirg‘tz'i/I to close a (-oncern. lilnquirc
SAM UltIl_. [’. RAi\’l)ljl*I, or '1 .~\gent's for =
S_A M U l'iIl.. J9‘. L A .\l.l5.liJRT, S tlioowner.
\Vilton, .laii. 16, 1849. ll‘
FOR SALE.
The lloniesteiid lately lieloiigiiig to
, James \V. Hyatt, situated in the village of
Norwalk, a few rods north of the lCpiscop:il
' Church. lt is a first rate place fora meclianic.
hiiving upon it a good dwelling llnnse, shop,
_ Bai'n. &.c. and will be sold at :i great bargain.~
_ i- Forternis,applyto
\V;\l. S. l.()('l{ \V()OD,
, Or (3 ii A s. tsx A cs.
Norwalk, "Feb 12,18-ttl. ms
Rooms To Let.
‘\Vf.) very convenient rooms suitable for
a ;\'lil|incr oi‘ .l)n-ss-.\lail<ei-, or lorian
Office, over the store of .\la|lory A’. Lewis will
be lot from the 1st of April. '
App_ly to .lA..\.tf.‘..:l .‘v1Al.LOftY.
Apply to J.-‘\3Il:IS R l£.l£D, 5
The above ,
ES'l‘A'l‘.E of I5lEtTl:l.Y CHICHESTER,
late of Norwalk, in said district deceased.
Ordered that the Adniinistrators exliibil
their Administration account to this Cornt for
a«:ljust.ineiit. at the l;’rnbat.e Office in Norwalk,
on the f25tli day of May. 18:30. at 2 o'clock
afternoon; and that. all persons interested in
said estate may be notified thereof, the Admit.-
istrators will cause this order to be pulilislied
in a newspaper printed in Fairfield County,
and ])t).~'.ll a copy tlicrcof on the sign-post in
said Norwalk, nearest the last residence of
said deceased, at least five (lays licforc said day
assigned. 20 O. S. Flt} RR Y, J udge.
Di.»-Ircz'f of Ifitigcficfcl ss Probate Court, Illa};
fl/I/., 18:30.
ES7l7z\'l.‘lf) of I-larvey Betfs. late of Ridge-
ficld, in said District, deceiiscd. The
Court of l.’i'(ibate for the District: of Ridgcficld
lialh limited and allowed six months from the
date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to
exhibit their claims for settlement. Those
who neglect to present their accounts, proper-
: lyattested. wit.liin said time. will be clebarred
;a recovery. All persons imlelited to said es.-
l late are i'eque.‘~:ted to make immediate pay-
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9/11, 1850.
i STAT E of Obadiah \Vriglit, lalc of
: \Vestpor't. in said District. deceased.
i The Court of Probate ‘for the District of
', \Vestport hath limited and allowed six months
{ from the date hereof. for the Creditors of said
, Estate, to exhibit their claims for settlement.
Those who neglect to present their accounts,
properly attested, within said time will be de-
; barcvl a recovery. All persons indedtod to said
I Estate ai'e requested to make iminetliato pay-
l inelit to .20
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\Vi|l a.i_uiexcd.
I None but an experienced li_and need ap-
_ ply. Also. a young lady as an :ippi~ontice. m
‘the .\lillmery lmsimiss. A neat sewer only
' Iwml apply. ;\lt:.~;. J. 'l‘1.\'n_i1.L.
ll/'csfporf ss. Probate Court, illag
-ts‘?
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invite the attention of the public to his
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Mats, Rugs, VV
&c. &c. which he has constantly on hand.
Harness, combining neatness with durability.
not fail to satisfy customers.
Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1849.
taste
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Veb'o, Saddlery
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.1’. WI. Smitlfs Maaible Yard,
.\’car the ]3l’f(f_g7€, Norwaf/.7. Conn.
l:}l’U.l.iCl*lRAL Monuinents and Grave
l Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
S()l'l'lllf5l]t of Aiiiericaii and l<‘oreign Marble,
kept (:onst:anlly on hand. _
Persons wishing to procure Moiininents or
at this cstablislimeiit, of the very best materials and style of we
liepaix-ing done in a neat and substantial manner.
Just. received a lot. of Buffalo Robes, Blankets, die.
N. B. Ifarncsses iizrm-ufacturcrl to order.
1'.
‘P. BR.A.DLEi'Y’$
]Vew I~Ia7"/miss and Saddle Estcdilislmzerzt.
HE subscriber having had an appartinent fitted up beneath the Connecticutflotel, would
extensive assortnieiit of Saddles, Harnesses,
hips, Lashes, Brushes, Currycombs, Sliammies
He has on hand several setts of very liglit.-single
Every article in his liueofliusiness may be had
rkmzinship. at prices which will
F. BRADLEY.
lVest Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the ]\®r'waZ/it I-Iozfel.
Mari.ufaotu1'e1" and Dealer: :l.i.l.1
ADDLES, I—larnesses, 'l‘runks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satclicls, \Vhips, Dfatts, Brushes.
\Va re, Trunk Locks, &.c. ézc.
Terms fcwomlile.
F03’; '1"’e'.t"§r.'.'%'li?{?' YGRKI
{EL-7 ULAR T.l{l.PS .l"O.l'1\‘ Tllli SliASO.\‘.
pt, 'l.‘ll.l~I Sloop MARY \VlLL.lS,
Capt. \Villis Ill. Merrit't', having coni-
ilnl nienccd her regular trips for tlieseasoii
e::st%’;éi;\vill leave Norwa lk,cast sidetlie lii'i(lg(e
every ,l. ucsday .l!.vemiig, mid New York every
Saturday.
_ Any one having busiiiess with the Packet
Office during the absence of the vessel. can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of \Vm. L. Quin-
ard, on the _l)oi~.k.
\VlLLlS J. MERRl.TT.
Norwalk, March 31. 18-19.
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$e1lec!z’s Line.
HE liiisiiiess of the above line of sloops
will lu-.i'cal'tci' be conducted by Mr. C. T. ,
Leona rd, whose business talents have long l)(:‘-Pll
,known in this vicinity. The siili.-:ci'ilici'i“ feels
?confident that he will far excel his pi'e(leccs:soi'
fin giving perfect szitisliictiriii to all who may fa-
vorhini with their patronage. The books of
the subscriber will remain at the packet office
a few ivecks for sett.le,inent—afrcr tliat. all ac-
counts reinaining unsettled will be left in the
illttllds of a collector, as the subscriber intends
‘going west. He will sell his house on reason-
iibleti.-i'Iiis. NOAH SELLE(;‘l{.
i\'orwalk, May 1, 1849. 19
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any kind of Mai rble \Vork,are invited to call and
give a personal inspection of his material an
than to purcliase of Agmits witliout. an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
The Let:tering and~Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workman and can
Norwalk, Aug. '21, 1848.
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l:DDLl£B ROOl\"S and Christian Alina.-
nacs by the gross or do'/.en, for sale at
?rotection Insurance Co.
Capital §,lZ‘2£)0,000—l'l/‘if/z. Pririlcgc to In.-
crcusc to I-Inf/' a _/lfiffimi.
the agi-in-y oftho almve named Compa-
ny in now prepared to insure llouscs,
together with i-very other species ofpi'opei'tiy
flgrii/is: Loss or Du.:/iagc by 1i‘ii'c.
those ofa in‘ other siniilzir l nstit ution,a nd every
man has now an opportunil)'.for a triflingsum
ment, which often in a Slllglfi hour, sweeps
away the earnings ofso many years.
reiiewalor policy on liiiiltliiigs, to inform the
agent of all cliangcs iii and about the premises
worknianship, as this will be more satisfactory
tracted for.
warrant it to give entire satisfaction,
rtiaisiiaééfrcr 1 3 so.
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Ofl5l.~\.l‘l'l.'l“Oll'D. f_Io.\'.\'.
Kg .l LLl A ..\l C. S'.l."R.lClC'.l.‘, liaviiigreceived
Mills, l.*‘acl.ories, l;’»arns and the coiiteiitsofezicli
The rates ofpremium oti'ori_-.d, are as low as
to protect liiiiisc:ll':ig:iiiist' this tlt‘.s'i’l‘ll(:‘.l\'(‘. ele-
ltis incuinlient: on all persons applying for a
that. lIl(.'l’tli|S(~l the ha’/..ard: or on iiiacliiiioi'y1'eii-
less by changes in busiiicss, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy, to payany more
than the cash value of property, atthe time or
ts destruction .
Norwalk, Jan. 1, 1849.
mg Store.
ll'lil%_\"l’t..Y H ANDES renews again
hisackuowledgments to the public and
f-"-3-"—~\-*’liis friends for their generous patronage
during the year p:isl‘, and liopesto merit anim-
iiiterrupted continuance of the business rela-
tionsliip which he has so long maintained with
thiscomniunity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs,
where he willbe happy to see, andserve his
old friends and the public. The cliaracter of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. .lt: comprises every article of men’s
and cliildren’s wear, with .l.{ubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman.
l«‘i.\'ni.\'os of the best quality, and in any
quantity. suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk,.lan. l, 1849.
Counter Scales.
FOR Sale by VVM. STREET.
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Patent Paint.
LAl\'E’S Patent. fire and water proof
’aint, orarlilicial Slate. This extraor-
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in Sharon near Akron, Ohio. \-Vlir-n taken
finest. l ndigo and is no liardei°tliaii cold fallow,
but a few days to the atmosphere turns it to
hard slate or stone, protecting whatever cov-
ercd from the action of the weatlier and from
fire. A supply justi‘eceivi‘-ilaiitl for sale by
\V. C. S'.l'fl‘l.l*3l?.'l.‘.
Agent. for the Patentee.
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idfisu paidfor our Skins, at 5
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Lamp Gil.
U R E /l)l(‘.ll(!llt2tl sperm, solar, elepha rt and.
refined whale lamp oils, of the very best‘;
qualities, for sale by 44 ’ \V C.STREET-
Brushes! Brushes! Brushes!
ay be found in any quantity at manufac-'
lUl'8l"S prices, at
LOCl{\VOOD. HAIGHT 6; CO.’S.
Norwalk, March 11, 1850'.
~ For Sale
A large and convenient dwelling-house.‘
with store attached——well-located’ for
business, with counters, shelves, &c.,
CV’-C-. in the village of \Vestport, Conn. Also.
the homestead place where Capt. H. Allen,
formerly resided, comprising three acres of
and well stocked with a variety of excellent
fruit. Also, seine other smaller houses in the-
villago. Apply to ‘ '
A. A. llU'l‘Cl~llNSON, ./tzlministrator.
lVcsl,por£, zlvprif :3il_. ,
»LilW,REi\lCE‘S‘
Rosendalc Cement.
l '.\bi'walk, April ‘;'9, ]t£:3U.
BY the barrel, at _
S. E. OLMSTE \D._
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Stores, ,
dered unproductive by new inveiitions, usecex,
float, Shoe, Leather and Find-
dinary substance is found in a stratum of rock‘
frcni the mine it hasall the appearance of the,
rheavos, coughs, colds.glanilers, llUl'S{‘ tlisteiiipni‘.
liide-lionnd, worms, bolts, scurvy and scab.
[cat.tle——botts, staggers, loss of cud, |iorn-distem—
; per, blauzk-toiigue. colds, coughs, t\‘c. On trial
‘left ‘with agents.
Wet e-$56.5,
mm: 6;-:-oops, TEAS, &«C.
AT \Vl<‘.."l‘P(jlR’_l‘.
i\IOULTOl\" has just. received allaige
_ - lot: of goods in a wet state, and but very
. little in_iured, consisting of coats, superfine black
jsatin-vests, ovcrhauls, knit‘di'awei's, tine shirts.
lgloves, buck mittens, stockiiigs, and about. 100
:clotli caps, which will be sold very cheap, and
;no niistake. -
Also, in good order. about lfitlfl yards super.
tall wool, ingrain, carpi-.ts, venitian, do., which
lwill be sold accoi'tliiigly. Also, constantly on
iliand a good assortinr-.nt. of paper liangiiigs.
‘:l)f)l‘(l(‘.l'S, tire-.bo:ii'tl prinla, splendid painted
; widow sliadns with fixtures, lo\v pi'iced,ol' very
lsuperior quality.
‘ Aiso, titlfl lbs. suporior green tea, very chi-ap.
A first rate cutter is coiistantly eniployexl.
who will cut clothing free of expense, or will
make it. very low rates.
New goods received every week.
S. MOUL'fON.
\Vestport, March 26, 1-':'.3t).
g__ H______‘_____ _ _
.
North iliaerican Rat EXlt31'ml1l{tl0}',
A sa fo :1 iid positive reincdv.
. 1 Tliis article is no humbug br
-, , ,- imposition, lint one of the
most safe and effectual Rat
_ _ i Exterminators everinvenn_-d,
it is lielievecl to be the 7)£’]7[lIS '1/lfra of all 9.3.
lf3l"lllll?ll0l'-5‘. and will exterminate rats and mice
from dwclling-houses, SlOl'P-S,§Il'tll10l‘leS, vessels,
&c- \V'l1eiever it is used. Rats and mice eat it
readily. and are not likely to die in the build-
ing. .l.*'or liirtlier information ask for a circular
to be had of the zig-»'-nts, gratis. Pi-ice, 3375, and
50 cents per box. Sold wholesale and retail at
tile principal office :36 John st. N. Y.. and \V.
, E. Bissell, Norwalk; Mr. \Voi'din and T. Lord,
l ‘lridgeportg Roswell Hoyt, Stamford; J. \V.
Taylor, '\Vestport. 0
" T. R. l-]_lB1’ARTD, Agent.
I
N
U I
mzsioewenrr
<‘E"o Gwners offlorsos do Cattle.
l lLl—.;O\V.S (:t!lt‘.l)!':tf('*(l lt(‘.:1v(_-. cure um] (ini-
versal condition -illciliciim. is uiiiversall\j
Wltllllllletl T0 be a sure specific in the following
in horses and cattle; ln horses———
’discases
in
these powders will be found to be the best. ren-
-ovating nicilicine extant for all lierbiveronsaiii-
mals, as they opcratediroct ly (in smaller tluses)
upon the secretive glands and liuiiiors of the
blood; and when liorrics and cattle ll rc dull and
stupid, and the hair presents a rough and star-
ing appe.arai'ice, or while t h ey a re cliaiigiiig their
coat at such times a few doses will beifound iii-
cllispensably nccessa.iy to bring them into proper
condition.
Give the article a trial, and it will rec-
ommend itself.
Agr,-nfs.—\Vestpoi'l, John \V. Taylo -; New
Canaan, S. C. Sillima ii; Southport; S. Pike;
l.\'orwalk, \V. E. BISSELL.
For certificates and particulars. see circulars
FORD 6: G"’tAN'l‘, Sole
Proprietors, Albany, N. Y. Price f.’5cts pe
package. .,_(;mg3
Norwalk Cemetery.
‘HE public are hereby notified that the
_ . grounds of the Norwalk Cen_ieteryAsso-
ciation are now laid out and that the lots are
for sale. ‘
Persons wishing to procure lots may apply"
to Evert Quinta rd. \Vm. C. Street, or the sub-
scriber. STEPHEN OLMSTEAD.
. Secretary.
Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1849. 50
LOOK AT THIS.
- GOOD assortment of Pure Drugs and ‘
Medicines can always be found at the
old estalilislicd Drug i.~:toi'e west side of the
The Galvanic Belt,
Bridge.
:l .1
-.4" l
For the Iteniovall
. NERVOUS DISEASES,
And of those Complaints which are caused by an impaired,
weakened or nnliealtliy condition of the
NERVOUS SYSTEIVI.
This beautiful and convenient application of the mys-
terious powers of GALVANISM and MAGf\'l1‘.TlS.\T, has
been pronounced by distinguished physicians, both in Europe
and the United States, to be the most valuable medicinal dis
curery of the flge.
Dr.‘ GI-IRISTIE’S GALVANIG BELT A
and
MAGNETXC FLUID,
is llfiled with the most perfect and certain success in all
casesof
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Strengthening the weakened body, giving tone to the various
organs, and iiivigorating the entire system. Also in FITS,
Clt.-\.\iP, l’AR;\l.YSlS and PALSY, DYSPEPSIA or IN
l)lb‘l<IS'l‘lO.\', llllEUMATlS.\l, ACUTE and CHRONIC,
(_}f)U'.l‘, li‘.l’ll.l".PS\", LUMBAGO, Dl!‘..-XF-.‘Ilt‘.SS, NERVOUS
'l‘Rl«‘.\tORS. l’A!.l‘l'l‘.-\’1‘lON OF THE HEAR", APOPLEXY,
Nl~‘.UR..A.l.tllA, PAINS in the SIDE and CHICST, LIVER
CO.\ll’l..»'tl.\"l‘, SPINAL COMPLAINT, and CURVATURE
of the SPl.\’l«1, HI!’ CO.\1l’LAl;\"l‘, DISE.-’tSl~‘.S of the KID-
NEYS, l)l1‘.lt'lCll9‘.NCY OF l\'lCRVOUS and PHYSICAL
EN |".R.GY, and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which complaints
arise from one simple cause—name1y, .
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
09- In Nl<‘.RVOUS COMPLAlN’.I‘S, Drugs and Medicines
i'1ir:i‘€usc Hie disease, for they weaken the vital energies _Of
the already p:'osti'nted system; while under the strength-
ening, life-giving, vitaliziiig influence of Galvanism. as ap-
plied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery, the ex-
aaiisteil patient and weakened sufferer is restored to former
liealtli, Sltfcllj.-';ll), elasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Christie’s Galvanic ‘-Curaiives,
consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
llllflf-'Il)'lf nppliculioii, in place of the usual mode of drugging
aiul pliysirliiiig the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks hope-
lessly under the infliction.
They slrenglhen Ihe whole s_i/s/em, equalize the ci'rc1ilati'un
of the Ill.-mil, prouinlc the secrclions, and nearer do the slightest
injury Htlrflfl‘ any cz‘rciunsIuiu:e.s. 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 number of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
.\'et'vous ljtiiiiplaiiits, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in vain!
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, suppose
the case of a person atllictcd with that bone of civili1.ation,
1) YSf’l-‘.PSl.~'l., or any other t;hrouie or Nervous Disorder. in
ordinary cases, stimulants are taken, which, by their action on
the nerves and muscles of the stomach, af1'ord Iunporary re-
lief, but which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
injured faculties, after the action thus excited has ceased.
Now compare this with the effect resulting from the appli-
cation of the GALVANIC BELT. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer,
even in the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the
Belt 'Jl’()lll'ltl the body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed.
in a short period the insensible perspiration will act on the
positive element of the Belt, thereby causing a Galvanic cir-
culation which will puss on to the negative, and thence back
again to the positive, thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic
circulation throughout. the system. Thus the most severe
cases of l)\'Sl’E['SlA are 1’ER.\lANEN'1‘LY CURED. A
l<‘l1‘.\V DAYS lS OF'1‘l:lN .-XMPLY SUFFlCll:‘.N'.[‘ T0 ER.ADl-
GATE TH l-L DlSli.‘ASl<.‘ OF YEAIKS.
CEll’l‘lllICil'l‘ES AND 'I‘ES'l‘hllllNlllLS
Of the most Uiuloubtetl Character,
From all parts of the (Jouiitry could be given, suflicien! to 611
every column in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE, ‘
which conclusively proves that
“Truth is stranger than Fiction.”
0 U R. E. O F
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DP... LANDIS, A CLERGYUAN
of .\'o\v Jersey, of distinguished attainments and exalted repu-
tation :-
Siorii-;v, New Jersey, July 1-2, 1S-18.
Du. A. ll. CHRIST“-I-—l)e1l[‘ Sir: You wish to know of me
what lias been the result in my own case, of the application
of (5.-XLV.-\NltJ Bl£L'l.‘ AND .\'ECl{LAUE. My reply
is as o miss: ,
For about Iwenty years I had been suffering from Dys-
pepsia. Every year the symptoms became worse, nor could
lobtain perrnaiient relief from any course of medical treat-
ment whatever. About fuurleen years since, in consequence
of frerpienf exposure to the weather, in the discliarge of my
pastoral duties, l became subject to :1 severe (jlironic Rheu-
matism, which for year after year, caused me indescribable
aiignisli. l-‘arther: in the winter of ’~l5 and ’-I6, in conse-
quence of preaching a great deal in my own and various
other cliurclies in this region, I was attacked by the Bron-
chitis, wliicli soon becanie so severe as to require an imme-
diate suspension of my pastoral labors. i‘lIy.neri.-ans system
was nuw llmi-um,-lily prnstraleil, and as my Bronchitis became
worse, so also did my l)yspepsia and Rheumatic afl‘ection-—-
tlin-s evineing that these disorders were connected with each
other through the medium of the -.\'ervous System. In the
whole pliarinacopteia there seemed to he no remedial agent
ivliicli could reach and recuperate my Nervous System;
everything that I had tried for this purpose had‘ completely
failed. At last l was led by.my friends to examine your in-
ventions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their
efficiency.) l determined to try the effect of the application of
the GALV.-'tNlC Bl-’.L'1‘ AND NI-‘.t1l\'L.ACF., with the MAG-
.\'l«‘.'1‘lC FLUID. This was in June, 1:346. T8 Mr Gill-EAT
\.‘iT0.\‘!3H.\1!-2.\"!‘, ix TWO nus MY !)rsi-i-zrsi.-i i-no :;o:<i-2; is
EIGHT nus l v.-xs v:s.uii.i:n To Rt-1-:‘t.')ll-: MY P.\8T0ll.\X. i..uious;
\'OR HAVE l SINCE OMITTED A SI.‘-‘GL5 S!-‘.R\'l(’.E ON AL‘C(ll‘NT OF
Till»? Bll0.\'\.'l>ll'l'!S; AND M!’ B.Hl>ZL'.\l:‘.TIL‘
’l‘llil-ELY (I)-2.4.24!-ll) TU TIl0|'lll.l-I .‘-IE.
happy results of the experiment.
I have recmnnicndcd the Bli‘.L'1‘ and’ FLUID to many .
who have been likewise siiffering from Neixmlgie affections.
'l‘lie_v have tried them, wiru uxvrr ui~:st'1.'rs, l BELIEVE, IN
t-:\'l-ZHY cxsz.
resperffiilly yours.
R()Bl-2l.t'1‘ W. LANDIS.
DR. CHRlSTlE’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
is used for all coniplaiiits atfectiiig the Tliroat or flood. such
as flroiiciiitis. lufluinniatiou of the '1‘hro'.it. .\'ex‘roiis and Sick
lleadaclie, Dir.‘/.iness of the lit-ail. .Vt‘:ii';ilgi.i in the Fare.
fliizziiig or Roar-iiig in tho Furs. lloafncssl which is goite-
r.ill_v .\'errous, and that distressed COl!ll‘l’.llZ‘iI.C.1.il£‘tl Tic
Doloreux.
Palsy and Paralysis.
All physicians a_cl_<iiii\vlei_lg::c that tlieso terrible disease:
“N3 l‘l'l|$L‘tl l'_\‘ 8 -lH,fIC:t'iI<'g/ Q] Nerf-uizs Ell.-'I‘*.'t.' in the .ifl'ected
liiulis.
tlt‘fl(‘l(‘lll. power, and a complete mid cr.tiro cute is thus
effected.
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been icporfed to Da. (‘iiuisriit and his .~\~_';eiits within
the last two years, which have been ciitirclv i‘csfoi~c.l.
I am, dear sir, very
QC,“ l‘.\ r. .-\.\‘iini:\\‘ J. F. 'l‘o.\ii:s of l3rookl_\'ii. .\". Y.. hut‘. nut '
been able to walk a step for lh“.lt‘ four _\enr_<_ and was so help.
less that he haul tolie foil. The iuost t‘t‘ll.‘lll‘cll\“.l ]ill_\'Slt‘lal!lS
g‘.irc him up. “in UV: days after he \‘(\llllllt‘llCt‘«'l weariiiz
tic (G.-ii.v.\.xir i:i.'r. .'i:ri<i..u-rt, .«.xi- lli:u~i:i.i:'i's. he \\'alkeil
across the room. and in lliroe \rct_‘ks be had peril}-rtl_\' xe-
corered his health. L‘iiptain Tonic: is sex cniy years ofuge.
DR. oi-ii3.TsTiE's
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are fouiid of vast_scrvire in cases of (‘-ouvulsions or Fits,
ripusiniitlie Ctlllllllillllls, and general Nervous _-\ll'cc.tiotis of
the Head _and upper extreniitics. Also in l‘nl.~:_v aiul l‘aral_vsis,
aiid all rliscnses caused by ii ileticieiiey of power or Nervous
lzaiergy in the limbs or other organs of the body.
Tic D0l01'e1lXil.I~ld. N euralgla.
'I_‘hese dreadful and agonivjiig i‘0mpl:iinfs are i'mmi~diaIelu
i'eIiu.'ml by the npplicalitiii of the ti.¢i.v.i.\-ii: lli:i.1'. .\'i:ciu..u:i-:
.-mo l«‘i.cni. The Bell. diffuses the l~‘.l~.-ctricitv through the
system; the Necklace has 11 local effect, mid the Fluid acts
directly upon the affected nerves. In these distressing afflic-
tions the application .\'l-JV}-ZR F.-\lLS.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
by a (fel‘(lH;'PIIl¢'lll of (lie l\'errc.v. The BF.!.T, Biuci:i.i:1‘s AND
l*'I.t'in will cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
old the patient, or how confirincd the complaint. Numerous
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
33- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the country
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if required.
No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of
DR. CHRlSTIE’S G.9I.V./INIC JIRTICLES,_and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, with perfect
ease and safety. In many cases the sensation attending
their use is liizlily pleasant and agreeable. They can be sent
to any part of the country.
Prices :
Three Dollars.
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.‘
03- The articles are,accompanied by full and plain direc-
tions. Pamphlets with full particulars may be bad of th
authorized. A gent. ,
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
33- Beware of Cnunleifeils and lVur/files: Imilalions.
D. C. MORBHEAD§- M. D.,
GENERAL AGENT FOR TH lt‘. UNlTED S'!‘A'l‘FI§.
132 Broathvny, New _York.
For sale at:Norwalk Ct. by the c'tl1l;l)01'iSv
Agent. J01-1N A. \VEED.
Cabinet . lljlaker rUntlertalwr-
‘ 3 . Two Doors.East qf the Bank,
. ‘ sluniiiaoiin, CONN. 1 . , -
. ‘ OULD respectfully inform the-inhabit'-;,-
' ' ants of ' this, and . the adjoining towns, '.
that being satisfied from the urgent. iiecessity ,
which has frequently existed‘ in cases when
death has been caused by putrid diseases, and‘-
in almost all cases of death occurring in warm .
weather, that more ample provision in-the line .
of articles necessary for the intei-ments of the.
dead than has heretofore been made in this ‘sec ‘
tion of the country, is called for, he has‘ been ‘-
for, and that he is now prepa ,d to furnish Cof-
fins, Shrouds, Caps. Scillfss 5<;.. of every des-
cription that may bedesired or that can be ob—'
tained in the :ity of New York‘. at a moments‘
warning, day or night, and on the most reason—i
able terms. He is also prepared to furnish
Hearses, Carriages, see to the 'digging of the
irave, and to attend to any other arrangements
that may be wished for the funeral procession,
&to. Those who may wish to keep the body of
a deceased friend several days, can be furnished:
with an ice-box in which it may be preserved fl:
week, or longerifiiecessary.
The subscriber has also‘ on hand and for sale
Ledoveifs disinfecting Fluid—an article whicl;-.
will eli'ectu2illy remove from the sick room, of-
sive smell. and completely freshen and purify
the air. This fluid is far superior to chloride of‘
lime or soda, it being much more powerful and;
entirely free from smell, which makes it doubly-
valuable. E. CHAUNCEY WAR.R.EN.
Stamford, Feb. 19th, 1848.
livcobtnet Furniture. Chairs, -
.Lt70ki72.g Gf(L3.s‘e.s', 'l-Villain l'Va/‘e, (Sm, ¢S~c
H E subscribers have on hand at the ware
room formerly occupied by \V:itei°btii'_\' 52
Q_uintard- at the foot of Mill Hill, and also at.
' ‘il- in st. a veneral assoi'tiiieiit' of Cabinet
in t-a ... _
\iV,,,-3, &c., consisting in part: of l‘iut'eaus of all
dt;5(;1‘ipil(JllS; nialiog:iny, black walnut, clierry
and pine tables; black walnut and iiiaple: cot-
tage and french bedsteads ; connnon lietlsteiids;
book tables; wash stands; candle stands; bl’k
walnut, maple, cottage, wiiidsor and kitclien.
cliai.is: cliildi'cii’s table and low chairs.-—
l_iO()l{l'N(_i GL.-\SS.lC.‘$ of all kinds and pri-
ces. \Villow waggoiis, cradles and chairs.—--
Looking glass plaines fitted to old frames, and
{mum-.s iifull sizes for old plates. f)ur advan-
[ages in pni'i:husiiig lool~:iiig-glasses enable us to
offer them’ clieapcr than they have ever before
been sold in this place or Vl(,',lllll_\‘. ('i(:)ll‘,l.“l‘.,\'S
furiiislied and funerals attended at the shorest
notice. \Ve shall in a few days he prepared
t;o fui nish 'I‘f3(l(f_l[-I)t(Z(fC' Cr;[][/is of all descriptions
and finished in the best manner.
E. QU_lN'l‘A.RD «X: SONS.
Norwalk, June 11, 16.119. “4
Ready-lidfade Coffins.
HE subscribers are now prepared to fur- .
_ - nisli ready-made coffins of nialiogany,
black walnut, cherry, a.nd white wood of all
si'/.es,and finished equal to any.
\Vhere \‘.'t$l'tll'l'll.s'l1 coffins we make no charge
for attending funeralsin any part of Norwalk
or adjoining towns. .
Agood hearse will be ready at any hour to
attend funerals from tlie cat's or steaiiilioat.
A general assortment of Cabinet furniture,
chairs,looking glasses,willow ware, <\’c. cou-
staiitly on hand. Orders left at either of our
ware rooms will be promply atteniled to.
E. Q,Li.lN’.l‘A'l.-’tD A: SONS.
Norwalk, August 13th, 1849.
OJ
'§3oo‘ts, Shoes and Vfliitbbers:-i
Ficlils ESL llt3Ettll‘ll(3l§.‘3‘,
N0. 13 Ilfrlxin. St.
%/ . OULD i'espcctfully invite the citizens
of N0i'\\':ill; :iiid vicinity to Visit their
1-sliablislniiciit which will at all times be fur-
nislicd with cvcry tl(‘.~'t§l'il)lltil: of goods for '
ladies’ and gcntlcmon's wear, and at prices that
cannot. fail to suit: the purcliasers. The sub-
scribers are also nianufacturing all kinds of
ladies‘, gentlemen’s and cliildrcn‘s work. All .
work warranted to give the best satisfaction or
the money in all cases will be readily returned.
Repairing done in the best uianncr. The gen-
tlemen‘s branch will be conducted by Mr.
Cha’s Field. (late of Broadway. N. Y.) ‘
Cl-lARLl£S FIELD.
AFFECTl0.\' HAS l-I.\'- ,
Such is the wonderful and 2
Du. t'iiui.~<rii:‘s Galvanic Articles will Sltpplv nus :
E. LEGRAND I-IENDRICKS.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849. 49
rail sat...
per hundred; 1 or ‘3llfl0 budded Peat-li trees,
jcomprising the most approved kinds; also
, Clierry trees.
l
(1 E0 R tw‘ E SE Y MtlUR..
l
l Trees for Sale.
3 P'{}% ('l*llCHRY 'l'l{l‘IES. from two
i Q) to tlireo yea rs old. t_:rown in this
l State.) roi:iprisiiig_' the most approved kinds,’
I with roots. in ii superior t‘0i‘..llil0!‘!. having been
, tivirc ti‘:iiisplaiiti-.l. ~\lso a few 1‘ l’.Al§. AP-
E l’Ll-I. l-‘.\'l~IRtiRl~fl~'..\'. .\‘r.. 'l"i‘.c_\‘ can be
'si~~.\ii at the .\'u:so:'y i'l*§:\i?l..‘F..“ VALK,
ll«‘;!l \\'esipt.»r-:. Us-~.:'ur~ =.1.ir 'l‘e~.~-is t‘.\t‘L‘lllC(l.
.~\p;il_\' to .l. \\ l.. lili.\ lll.'t“.\ . \\’estpurt.Ct.,
or to the Stll>>”Cl.‘ll.lr‘: on the
.‘L
i‘i'(‘2l2lS(‘.\.
mm‘. l<-'1!
+ ’. -7.‘
.g_.
ll':.~‘i',.'u=."-". -lf'(£r‘-.‘«"i
Notice
l :'()6 Shirt llnuds \\':lllit‘tl l.\l .\l l'<‘.Dl.-\TE-
E 0) LY. The llltilll-IST I’Rl(1l§Sii:
i f7.~.\.\.‘ll will be paid on tlt‘ll\'t‘l‘_\‘ of the work at
. the store liirmerly occupied by -.\l. \Vakonian
_ ll. F. B.-vrrrs.
Steady work and l)l('lll_\‘ of it from
.laii. ‘.’Sltli. l-:l:3tl.
1!!
S.
_ 1’.
. lltis tltllt‘.
§The "Pulverized Soda ’S_al-
§ eratus.
a
: “(ll..1) bv the _
. k llt'l('t‘. and the case with which it can be
dissolved. has become the “favorite arf'cle ”
with faiiiilios and bakers throughout the United
.s'lm_e5_ “ml is gt.‘ll0l‘2tll_\' considered superior to
any t)lll(il' description heretofore used_for
liakiiig purposes.
l.t is put up in a variety of packages to meet
the dmnaiids of the tradr.-.. Also ' _ V
P(,)".l.‘.-\Sl’-1 AND PEARLASl-I,
of fresh inspectioii, selected for retailers’ and
constiiners’ use, at all times on hands at /he
z'c_r_:/ lowest rates, together with the old.lash-
ionerl A
1’U.RE I"EA.RLASl-I SALERATUS,
of ’l.‘(.')'_lj seqic'r2'.or qiw/ll]/, as sold ll)’ ll?“ Sulf‘
sciiber during the last fifteen years, Will] U"!-
versal satisfaction, to thelamount of lmlfa
million of dollars.
Orders by mail will meet w
tcption; address
ith prompt at-
, T F. -CORNELL.
No, 7 (fjoemies Slip, cor. Water st., N. Y.~
‘ 31:
April, 1850.
3 0 00 Yards.
J. GRUM.-\;\' has in store 3000 Yards
0 of liigrain, Three-1’ly and Brussels Car-
pet, of rich colors and handsome designs, at
prices from 25. to $1,530 per yard.
Nails. V
Tiegs Cut: Nails. of the very best
V quality, just received and for -sale, to
the trade, builders, or retail. _ . A
’ W .C. STREET-
March 26th, 1850.
Stamford by S. LOCK\iVO0D.-
induced to make the necessary arrangements. '
r-. o (.l established ware-room of E. C uintard ‘
t l .
FLll'llll1ll'B, Chairs, Looking (llasses, \Villow ,
Grape Vines; also from 4 to 5000,
Peach trees from the kernel, at 353 ,
from rooms where death has occurred,all offen ,_
7t.f * F‘
\
'u
4
4
El.\.\‘. \’.~\LI{. , ,
w
. ?
ul)<cl‘ll)t.‘)', from its very low~ '~ .
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