For Sale,
COTTON FAC’I‘().l'tY, near the vil-
S lage of \Vestport, Conn.. 40 by 90 feet,
31-iving ]‘.!60.spiI1dles.',-30 looiris, and "other
=::‘.cessai'y inacliinery. for the manuliicture of
3 rinted _aoods_:.—:1 new water-wlieel put in :1
1'1>.\vi1io1it'l1s siiice, dwellings for eight or ten
tiiiiiilies. and 5 acres of land connected with it,
all in good order.
Also 487 shares (constituting :1 i11a‘ioi-115,-) of
the stock of t.lie 'R.icl‘iino1idville I\‘I:11i1ifacti1r’1ng
Co. This property consists of large stone
htiiltling 40 by 90 feet, having superior water-
power, mansion house. and several otl1ersm:-1ll-
1" 1' dwellings, barn, shop, 650., together with
1.5.‘; acres of good land. Also the macliineiy,
tools. &1:., in t.he mill. Its location on the
line of the N. Y. & N. H. Railroad makes it
:1 very desirable pl:1ce for any kind of business.
Also :1 targe In:1l1Si()l] house in the village re-
cently occupied :15 :1 store :ind dwelling, well-
I-.1c:1t..1d fo ' :1 public lmni'diiig-lioiise.
Also the homestead place, a convenient
house. lstiriis. c111'ri:ige-house,'&c.. an excel-
lent. 0l'Clll1l'(l, with :1 great variety of fruit,
.-'11r11libe1‘y. &c., together wltli 25 acres of very
:-'=tpet'i0l‘ l:1nd; :1 pleasant situation :1 little east
of the village on the Cnn11., turnpike. A‘so
:-bout 100 at-.i'os of land in lots in the vicinity.
'l"iiis property is on the line of the N. Y. &
N. H. R3IllI'()tltl, within two liours of N. Y.-—-
is oI'I’ei-ed to close an estate, and will be dis-
posed of on very fiivonible tciins. Apply to
‘.'i.’estport, Ct.
' . A. A. I“lUTCI'IlNSON, Aclnfr.
.7lIczrc71,. 5, 1850., ‘
Building Loss for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for sale three
iniilclng lots pleasantly siti.1ated on the t‘:le1'\viii
place ;il)_)ut, :1 q'1:irter of :1 mile below the
bi-irlge; also, a lot with :1 new dwelling house
'-I:i111‘liiigtltei'1>.o1i. Also, :1 house and lot situ-
.-.~::«.11lv at Five Mile River. near the Landing.-
.*~71».veiity-fii*ei1ci' cent of the money c:in reiiiiiin
on bond and inortgage for :1 term of years.
l".’11ip1ii'e of 0 [IA RL ES L. RAY MOND.
Noiw:ilk._ [Five Mile Riveiu] Dec. ‘.24. I152
TANNER.Y FOR SALE.
Valuable Property
, :1 FOR sale at :1 bai'gai1i.——'l‘lic snb.scri-
her, contcmplatiiig :1 removal to the \Vost‘.of1i~.i's
1"-11' sale his faaui and l’.tilIl)P.l‘_Y sitiiatcd in New
{In 1111:: n :1 bout :1 mile and :1 lialffronitlie village,
and about four miles from Norwalk l:inding.—-
'i"l—7-e fa r111 consists of alioutt. 40 acres of first-r:1te
5:: ad with :1 good two story dwelliiig-lionse, barn
;,,-;tJ0t|1(-,1- Iiuitdtiigs tl1e1~e.o11, and would be :1
.‘::.._-t desirable place for :1 fa riner or inechaiiic.
The tannery at which there is now doing :1 first
rate business in th:1t line will be sold scparzite
1-:' with the farm as desired by the purclniser.
3-‘or furtlier partziculars enquire of Darius St.
.i-xlin, New Ciiiizian, or of Chas Isaacs. Nor-
‘.-.;1lk. D.-XRIUS S. AYE-(ES.
New Cana:1n, Jan. 9, 1850. 3
For Sale.
THE s1ihsci'ibei' offci's for sale his
l1omesl'e:1r.l. coiisistiiig of :1 first-rate two
4%1.story dwelling house, with :1 new barn
-~11-.i other oiit:-litiiliiiiigs, (all in good repair) with
“*=~:i' and :1 half acres of as good land as can be
=_;»:1ii1l iii the county, and some (30 or 70 well
" -esorted you ng 11 nd thrifty fruit. trees, consisting
e-1' apple, pear, plum and cherry v:1rict.ie.=.-. most‘.
re.“ them in :1 bearing condition. Said property
.- .~.ituatcd upon the Norwalk and Daiibiiry
:~:.Ir.l 4}; miles from the foi'i1ier place, zind (5
:.:i1'1‘s from the N. Y. c’ N. H. Railroad depot
-~':~l Stc:1iiibo:1t Liiiialiiig at South Noi'\\':1ll;,
it.’-re coiiiiiiuiiicsitioii can be had with tl1ecit_'v‘
5 :1ii11ost: all hours of the dziy. I’rissc:::-‘itiii
-; rnii on the 15: of April next oi'i1i1i1ir-1li:1tely
:1 inqiiired. GEO. I-I. R»AI\"I)-LIE.
Wiltiiii. Dec. 1. 1849. 40
East.
TH E D\VE L LlN(:i-HOUSE :1ndG1\ R.-
:DlCN of t.he late Sttnplien Mott will be
V1‘-.“-1.-tf=.(l for the ensiiing year.
T110 situation of this place is u1i.s1.i1'p:1sscci
a private residence or lioairding-iiouse.
Also for sale :1 young .lJurli:i1n Cow.
.-‘sppiicatioii to be innde to the 1ii'i-.lei'si;._ri1e1l
S '1‘ 1-291: i~:.\' O ' :.Is'1‘i:A n.
.‘\.'oi'walk, l,7eb’i'_1'. 15.30. 6
The hoinestcarl lzitcly belonging 1'0
.-,_,~’££.I:lIt1e.":' \V. I-i'y:1tt, SlllltllC(i in the village of
t>I'\VtIll{, :1 few rods north of the l:Ipi:<cop:il
!'s:nrcli. It is :1 first rate place for :1 iiiecliaiiic.
=1=1':ii1g upon it :1. good dwclliiig lslnuse, Shop.
2‘--11-ii. &c. and will be sold at :1 great bargain.
i"o1' terins, apply to
'\‘-.''.\l. S. LOCl\’\‘/IOOD,
Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 19, 1849. tf6
For Sale
-'."=‘7‘*" A l:irge and 1-otzveiiiciit dwelli1ig—l1oi1sr-.
with ‘store :1ttaclicd——-well-located for
liiisiiicss. with t~o1i1itci's, slielves, &c..
,_ . ., in the village of \Vc.-'tpo1't, Conn. Also.
1':-e l]t)l‘lN‘.<lt":l(l place wlii-.1‘e Capt. H. Alien.
i'il‘i't1€’.l'l_V,‘ i‘esitl(-il, coi11pi'isii1g tlirce iicrcs ol
. oil well str.Ickc1.l with :1 viiriety of extzelleiit
1.-‘st. Also, some otl1e1'sn1:1llci' houses in the
‘-.2il;1«_;c. Apply to
A A. I:lU'l‘C.‘-Hl1‘~iSON, At/21zir1istrritor.
I
. 'r(?8f[U0'/'/, .:l['.-/"Iii 3/./..
shoe, e2:_é.:s.er 2331:} E?‘i3a&-
° Store.
_., ~;,>,-3 I-IEN {Y I~I1\:“lDl£S renews again
' -,3; his:1ckuowlcdgments to the public and
'»‘-‘i"==>l1is friends forthcir gOt1(:I'Ot'iS pa-troiiagc
st zriiig the year past, and liopcsto merit. :1 n 1111-
.;s~.1'1'i.1ptetl coiitinuancc of the business i'ela-
ziship which he i1:is so long maintained with
coznniunity. Isle will be found no 7 at his
‘.4 staiid opposite the store of Cl1:1s.Isaacs,
* here he will be happy to sec, aiidscrve his
Md fiieiids :1nd the public. Tlie cli:ii'act‘ci' of
la?‘-: work too well known to liP.(‘.t.I a word of
3-.,-;.i5(.i,_ It (;()mpi'is(2.s eV(-!l'_\," tll‘llL'le Of tiiellls
:1:1d children’s wt-ar, with .l.-lubbcrs :1 nd Over-
~-llt)€.‘S in their season, for ladies :1 nd gciitlema 11.
l:‘i.\‘iii,\'c1s of the best qiiality, and in any
rpuiiitlty, suited to the wants ofthe ci'uft..
I&'oi'\v:1ll<,J11ii. I, 18-19. 11%
Eseets, Shoes and Rubbers.
11191113 is Eiciitiriciizs,
N0. 13 Ilfitoi/1 St‘. ’
OULDrcspectf1illy invite the citizeiis
of Norwalk ainl Vl(_‘lI)l’_Y to visilt.liei1'
‘:1l)llSlllI1€I]l which will at all times be for-
:ii.i1cd with every descriptioii of goods foi'
t::~'.ies’ and gei'itlei‘i1o1'i‘s wc:1i',:1ii1l at prices that
-.',:::t!l0i. fail to suit the pii1'cl1iisers. The sub-
..-'il1ei's are also iiiaiiuliictiiriiig all kinds of
t~i’ics', geiitleiiieifs and cl1ildrt=1i's work. All
~ .:rl-: wiirrzinted to give the best‘ s:1tisf:ictioi'i or
1.1:: money in all cases will be i'e:1r;li|y i'et.1.1i'11ed.
lit-p:iii'i1ig done in the best iiiaiiiier. The geri-
' ~:neii"s —l)l'tlIl(‘l1 will be conducted by Mr.
l.'I;a’s Field. (late of l'31'o:1(lw:iy. N. Y.)
Cl-VIAIILES Fllsllil).
_ E. Ll$t;';‘~‘..-\ND I-lE'.'DI’tICl{S.
‘Coi'w:ill<, Dec. 1}, 1540. 49
Ti’ 9, G G 9 Shingles-sflheap.
17?”! I-IE S1ibsci'ibei', as zigent, has on hand the
above coiiimodity. which he oIi'ers to pur-
5-3. sscrs at: :1 small advance f.om cost. He ex-
511-1'lS to be fLlt't‘tlslI6‘l with any quantity'th:1t
1:. he wanted by the public, who may find it
Hiiair ndv:1nt:igc to call and exaniine before
, 1.-.ch:1sing «-15:41-.-11.-.1-1-..
.lOSlCI’I-I SHEPHERD, Agent.
.‘1?;i'i1t.fil/1', June 17.41, 18:30. 25
Wanted
:1
1'11‘
W51
i
1
"-
1
‘,./.
'1 :
I"II‘:1LD .3; 1-ii«:.\=o1'>.ic.‘i«:-.s.,
ill
'v-; :23.’-
t)UB,Z\il}IYI\IlEN, on Boys’ Fudge Bi'ogn11.s,.
new Annanezimnnr,
To me,‘ gm,-2 on anti offer vvf¢;zgi;sdéi,;' "
April 24th, 1850:
N. York & N. Haven Railroad. 1
..-.— ._
,':‘_.y;'-s'.'%,~,3-r-.~ . "7-
’‘un_'’ ‘ ' ‘ ’ '
' NTIL furl her notice trains will leave N.
York. from 29 Caiiiil st. for Norwalli at
7.15 and 9 A. ’\'l.,:1t; 3, 4,and‘5.5t) P. M.
Le:1ve New Haven for Norwalk at. 6.15 and
9,50 A. M. and at 1.10, 4,30, and 8,1,0. P. M-
Leave Nor -'alk for New Haven _at; 9333-
and 11,5 A. 1\I.. and':1t 4.55, 6,13. and 8105
P. M. the 8.05 train goes no farther than
Bi'idgepoi't'.. _
Leave Norwalk for New Y orli I11‘ 6116- '7-90
and 11,5 A. 31., :11‘ 2,16. 5.50. and 9.22 P. M-
R B_ }\]A:5()N, .Si1perin£cn(lant.
NEEFJ SPRING GOODS. ‘
TI:ll3 subscriber having
ei1':ii'ged :1nd refitted his
store. has now made it con-
venient for keepinga large
Stock, :ind a great; v‘-iricty
of dift'ei'ei1t kinds of goods.
.__ Our rent and otl1eigexpens-
es are no more with :1 large stocli tlltttt Willi -'1
simill one, :111d oi.ir expenses are so much less
tltaii tliey can be made in cities, that we _c:1n
iifliii-d‘goorl.-2 lower than city trade can possibly
tll'lIll'(l. \Ve buy all our goods for casl1,:1ntl
our motto is, “ large stock, large sales, and
1,-mall profits.” Now. it you want bargains call
on us. \Ve have within the last week added
to our stock, so that we now have the largest
stock of :1ll kinds of goods that we have ever
known in N(1i'\v:ill<.
'\VA’l‘CllES AND JE\VELI{Y.
\Veli:1ve gold watches from twenty five to
seventy-live dollars. Silver do. fo ' about one
half of their former prices. \V:1tche;~1 of all
"kind: rcp:1ii‘etl.:1i1d all kinds of engraving done
in the best possible style by L. Clark. Go'd
cliains, keys. pencils, pins, 1'iiigs.l:1cl<ets, beau-
tiful bracelcts,silvercon1bs,t.liin1bles,belt slides,
new1'.0rt1r1:inte11u [Dr ladies :1iid gcntlcuien.
F.-\;_\’CY GOODS.
Arcordeans, with instructioii books; indiii
rubber balls for cliildreii; clocks for $2, look-
ing gliisses from one shilling to $(", steel
be:ids, clasps, fringes, &c.; gold and silver
spectziclcs, tea waiters, ra'/.ors, strops, new
lot Eiiglisli and .-\i11cric:i1i pocket. kiiives,do.
scissorsiécc. Vtiallets &.C.
' arge lot: of Ladies’ and (,='entlemaen’s
\Vallcts or Portnioiiies. new fashion, :ind
clieaper lllltlll before of’fe1'ed in market. Large
lot of Toilette and Sliaviug Snaps. very client).
llair and Tooth Bruslies, Hair Pin; Hair
Oils, soiiietliing new and beautiful.
Silver '€E'17‘are.
‘lilifi’/‘§7e have the largest lot. of Silver Spoons,
:9 1!’ Butter Knives, l3ecf Forks &c., that
we liave ever ofl'ered. \Ve have every varie-
ty of Plated GO)tlS,tllI(.l Engraved 1 at the same
price You will save 33.21 sett, "i_y buying 0
as. Cake liaskets, Tea-Pots, Snutfers and
Tray Cill1(.ll0:~‘llCl{S.
L.-\i\II’S, &c.
%7,",.*§'v7"eli:-1vr: made ai'1‘angei1ients for km‘-ping
W the lizrgest lot ofL:1nips and fixtures
(1vei'kept. in Norwalk. Oil, Oanipliciic and
Fluicl l_.:imps. Hall Lamps, painted :iiid plain,
all kinils of W'ick (llass, &c.
‘.Vewonl1_linvitteatteiitioii to our 'Burning
Fiiiitl, as the inost: beautiful light. produced.
lfluiil for sale at (is. per galion. Call and see
if all we s:iyisti'11c. C. E. I.llSBR(',)VV.
' :rrEittE
l<_EEP_9.§LT....° R Y
as
as
Ill}
VLIOLESALE AND RETAIL
EEDSBEE S’.i‘130E.'.'!:i‘.
s --—----~.-3 2:--F-"=-:1
11.): ‘int’
1'33;
J _
131- ..
I » ‘
lg! '
535.
$5‘.
‘E.
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I
ROE LCCKIVOCD 84 802?,
IIOf.}K.‘5EI.LERS, PUBLISHERS, AND ISIPORTERS,
411 Broziiiwtly, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
Iliivcii Itailrotid Coiiipaxij.
€1{i'.'Ci:~ii«;o PLAS't‘ER., 1111- fiiiisliing
' valls, constantly on 11:1 in]. :it
S, 15. OL‘.\IS'I‘EAD’S.
1.7/,
3'_—_-37
, £21;
I...._.......
If ";’Jf.‘¢.: r'.'.t'12§
gisoves at Soiith Norwalk.
‘ V II. ;\’.»\S.l—I has just received 11 largeiind
EL 0 valuable zissortinentof cook :ii1d parlor
—~‘lWes. with the lzitestiinprovenients. iind which
for utility, !.>e:1uty:1nr_l chezipness c:1nn‘nt be stir-
passcd. He has also on hand :1 beautiful spec-
imen of coal l)()!lS of six sizes which he will
sell wliolcsale and retail :it the lowest. N. Y.
prices. He has bet-.11 eiigiigetl in maiiuliicttiring
for that market, and feels assured tli:it country
inercbants and others interested in the business
will find it. t.o their :idvant:1ge to purchase of
him. as new stock only and such as he can war-
rant is usetl by him. Jobbing done as usual at
the lowest rules. All orders tlmnkfully re.
ceived aiid puiictually attended to. .
South i\7o1'w:1lk. Sept. 24th. 1849. .
sir. E. Bissell, ,
$154 removed to the coriierstore under the
-15. . Conn. H otcl, where may be found :1 com-
pletc:1ssoi't.1neiit. of drugs, medicines, perfun_1-
ci'y, books and stationery, fancy articles, &c.
&c. which will be sold at prices defying com-
petition. 19 May 5.
UTA BAGA SEED, of last yei1r’s
gt"-‘W111, for sale by J. A.._ VVEIC D.
&c. (Site. which he has constantly on hand.
Harness, combining neatness with dur:1bilit.y.
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849.
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery
. I A , I.
F. BRADLEY S
.Nc-w }I(l7"I£6SS and Sa'a’a’le Establis/ivnent.
HE subscriber having li:1d :1n appartinent. titted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
invite the atteiition of the public to his extensive :1ssoi-tinent of Saddles, Harnesses.
Trunks, V,,“c.35, Carpet Bags. Mats, Rugs, \Vhips, Lashes, Brushes,Curiyconibs,Sliiiiiiiiiies
He has on hand several setts of very light single
-._.._-—_‘_‘
Every article in his line of business may be had
at this estiiblisliiiieiit, of the verv best i1iat:ei'i11ls and style of workiriaiisliip. at prices which Will
not fail to satisfy custoiners. 1€e1Dail'ing done in 11 neat. and substantial iiianner.
Just received :1 lot. ofBuli':ilo Robes, Blankets, écc.
F. BRADLEY.
' Swan,
H7631‘ -iSide the Brz'(Zg'e, rieczriy 0pj.10si'te the 1VbrwaZ/.5 Ifolel.
Manufacturer and Dealer in
ADDL ES, Hiirnesscs, Triiiiks, Vulices. Carpet Bags, Satchels, \Vhips. Matts, Brushes,
\V:ire, Trunk Locks, 61cc. 13cc. _ _ y I’
IV. B. _Ha.7'/zesses manufizctured to order. Terms fcwomble. .
1
.L£___L_'
J-—---\~
J. NI. Sm1ith’s Marble Yard,
Near the Biidge, Norwal/c. Conn.-
EPULCH RAL Monuments ‘and Grave
Stones ofevery variety of p:ittei'iis, and of
the most skilful \VOI'l{lTI‘»1t1Sl1l])‘. the best as-
sortiiient of American and It oreigu Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Moiinments or
any kind of Marble '\Voi‘l<1?1"(_3 "]""l‘-‘ll '0 ‘}“”‘“‘d
give :1 personal inspection of his iii:1tei'i:1l and
workin:1nship, as this will be more s:1tisl:ict.0r_‘g
than to purchase ofAge11ts witliout :1n opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tr:1cted for. ‘ _
52*?‘ The Letterir_1g and Oi'nament:1lwoi'1< is
executed by an expeiiencetl workman and can
w:irrant. it to give oiitire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 521, 15-18.
Protection insurance 60.
Of I~l.-‘\R'1‘F().’R.D. CONN-
Capital $‘200,000—— ll-"it./1 P-riirzlcgc to I71-
creasc to II1z[f (.5 Jlfillion.
fILLIA3I C. STREET, liaviiigreceived
‘E the ageiicv ofthe above named Compa-
nv in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Wills, Factories, llarnsaiid the conleiitsot each
ttogetlier with every other species of l;3l_"’l’,‘“'I;Y
_/]gmfn_gz Loss or Damage by 1: Ire.
The raters ofpreinium oli‘ered, are as low as
those of any other siniiliirInstitut.ion,a nd every
man has now an opport.ui1ity,for :1 trifling sum
to protect hiiiiselfagaiiist l..l1IS‘ destructive ele-
ment, which often in :1 single lioui, sweeps
away the eiirnings of so many _‘,'(“.t1I's. _
It is incuiiibeiiton all persons applying for a
renewalor policy on l)11ll(llIIg-‘filo l“f0l'“1 the
agent of all cliaiigcs in and about the preinises
tli:1t:ii1crea.se the l1:1'1.:11'd: 01' 011 m?“3l“"°"."""-’“'
ilered unproductive by new iiiveiitions, usecex
leg, by c},,mc_res in Iiusiiim.-s,11s no insurance
0:-‘flee is bound by their policy. 30 l’‘‘.'.'':'”‘.‘’ ‘"0"’
than the cash value of property, at the time or
FOR NEW YORK!
REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SI£ASON_
THE Sloop MARY \VlLLIS,
Capt. \Villis J. M1-1i'i'it.t, having coin-
Xliiellcetll1e1'l'0g11It'1l' trips for theseason
.,.,;,;g_._-..-,,\vill leave Nor\v:1lk,c:1 sttsidethe bridge
every Tuesday Evening, and New York every
Satu rda y.
Any one having business with the Packet
Oflice during the absence of the vessel. can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of \Vm. L. Quin-
:1rd, on the Dock.
XVILLIS J. MERRITT.
Norwalk, March 31. 1849. 13
Selleclfls Line.
HE busines~i of the above line of sloops
_ - will liereafterlie coiiducteil by Mr. C. T.
Leon:1rd,wliose bnsines's hileiits have long been
known in this vicinity. The subscriber feels
confident that. he will far excel his predecessor
in giving perfect satisfaction to all who i11:1y Ia-
vor him with their patronage. The books of
the subscriber will remain :1t the packet office
:1 few weeks for sett|eine1it.—:1l'tei' that.. all ac-
counts remaining iiiisettletl will be left in the
hands of :1 collector, :is the stibscribei' intends
going west. He will sell his house on reason-
able terms. NOAH SJQLLECK.
_Nor\v:ilk, May 1, 1849. 19
,SI.¢‘3€tP JULIA,
CAPT. G. GP.U1\-IMAN,
At Five Mile River.
Till‘? suli.sci'iliei's t:1ke this oppor-
tunity to return thanks to those who
have patronized the above boat during
the past year. Having secured the
.-:1-:1'vices of the well known :1nd experieiicetl
Capt. G. Griiiiiniiin, they hope to give full sat-
isfaction to those who niay favor them with
fi'eiglit either to or from NPSV York. ’J‘li1-,
Sloop will continue to run as forii1e.i'ly; leaving
every Tiiesdiiy iiiglit. for New York. 1'1-.turiiiiig
every S:1t11rd:1y, from foot. of Pike Street.
L. DIBBLE & CO.
Five Mile River, April 22,1850.
-_.__
1‘iort.ii 1‘1iii:3i'ic:1n Rat E.1:tci'ziiiii:1toi',
A sa fc and positive remedy.
This article is no liumbug or
imposition, but one of the
ts de.str11ct.ioii.
Norwalk, Jan. 1. 1849.“
Gounter Scales.
FOR. Sale by ‘M1. sri-1i:i«:T.
Patent Paint.
LAliE’S Patent. tire and water proof
Paint, o1'a1‘tifici:1l Slate. This exti'aor-
iliiiarv‘ Substance is found in :1 stratum of rock
in Sliaron near _1‘.\kron, Ohio. ‘vvlictl taken
."rc1n the mine it has all the appearance of the
but :1 few davs to the atiiiospheic turns it to
11:1 rd :-‘late or. sttoiie, protcctiiig wli:1tevci'_ cov-
ered t'roi‘n the action of the we:1thei' 11nd from
tire. A supply just1‘ec1'-ived :1 ml for sale by
'\V. C. S'.l‘REl§'F,
Age-iit for the l_’:ite1it'ee.
itiamp 622.1.
URE bleaclicd sperin. solar, elepha rt and
refined whale lamp oils, of the very best
qi,1:1li_l,ies, for sale by 4-1 VV C. STREET.
A. SEI.1EaE$’I§,
Book Seller and Bincler,
H:\S just returiied from New York with :1
1\‘liscell:1i1eous Books. Also, :1 l;1rgc:issoi'tiiieut.
ofSt'atioi1c1'y,including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Letter, :1iid Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which he will sell clieaper than they can be
bought. forat any otlierstore in this vicinity.
¥?2"°Bool<s of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extreinely low rates,
and stitisfiictieii given to all.
C. Pl*lT'l‘S, having sold his entire
Co stock of C.'a_ps to Mr. H, C. Randle,
they will find goods :1i1d prices to suit.
E; ECKEIPS farina, Tapioca, Sago, Ver-
1n:1cell:1, Maccaroni, Pearl Ba rley, Corn
.5/arch, :1 superior article, expressly for pud-
dings. For sale at BISSELUS
Accordians. ,
TOU can find the largest and best :1ssort.-
meat. of Accordiairis at my store you ever
saw in Norwalk. Ntiiv is your time to get a
good one. Also, IDSll'UCl.l()ti Books.
C. E. DISBRO\V.
AMPHE NE and Burning Fluid received
1 every week, at BlSSELL’S.
3000 Yards.
J. GP1.Ul1.lAN has in store 3000 Yards
0 _0f lngraiii, Three-Ply :1iid Brussels Car-
Pfifs of rich colors and liandsonie designs, at
prices from 2s. to $1,50 per yard.
Wanted
‘ MMEDIATELY. :1 Bov. to se.I'I!¢_> on 2-"
apprentice to the Tailor
Noivmlir, A przl V8171, 1857' I i 1 V-
.1320. wiiciciw.-1' it is use i.
g _ 1 most safe :ind effectual Rat
-‘-. ,_.__':T-lixterminatorseveriiiventcd.
Itis believed to be the 7212 plus 1/.lt‘r1.z of all ex-
l0I'mImii0t'S-.=1ttLl will ext'.ei'niiiiate rats and mice
from d*.velli.-ig-lioiises, s-'oi'es, graneries, vc-ssels.
Rats and mice eat it
i'eadily. and are tic-t likely to die in the build-
ing. For fui't.her iiiforiniition ask for :1 cireiilar
to be had of the ag+i1ts.g‘rat.is. Pi-ice..37:_'g, and
:30 cents per box. Sold wholesale and retail lll
new and v:1lu:1ble collection ofScl1ool and 1
the principal office 36 John st. N. Y.. and VV.
.F.. Itlissell, Norwalk; Mr. \Vordin 1: nd T. Lortl.
.Bi-i1_1geport'; Riisivell Irloyt, St'amfoi'd; J. \-‘.’.
finest Iiidigo and is no ,IItlI‘tI1-‘.l'li1tll'I cold t::llo\.v. i rp,,.,.l,,,., \7,re3,Pm.,_
37 T. R-. I-IIBBARD, Ageiit.
Ir:’iP6RT.E.I\'1“E'
To Gwners of Horses & Cattle.
lLLO\V'S celebrated heave cure and uni-
versal condition Metliciiie, is universally
adiiiitted to be a sure spccitic in the following
diseases in horses and cattle; In hor: -s—-
heaves. coughs, colds. glanders, horse distemper.
liide-Iioiiiid, worms, bolts, scurvy :1nd scab. In
c:1tile——botts. stiiggeis, loss of cud, l'iorn-distem-
per, black-tongue, colds, coughs, dcc. On trial
tliese powders will be found to be the best. ren-
ovating medicine extant for all lierbiverous:1ni-
1 m:ils, as they oper:1tedii'ect.ly (in smaller doses)
,upon the sec-i'etive glands :1i1d liiiniors of the
blood; and when horses and cattle are dull and
stupid, and the l1:1ir pi'ese1its :1 rough and star-
ing :1 ppeai':i1'1ce, or wliiletliey are cliangiiig their
coat at such times :1 few doses will be found iii-
dispensiihly necess:i.1y to bring them into proper
condition.
5??“ Give the article :1 trial, and it will rec-
ommend itself. ~
./lg'c71ls.——\Vestpoi't', John W’. Taylor; New
tC:i1iaan. S. C’. Silliman; Snutliport, S. Pike;
would i'esDectl'11ll.Y Invite his foriiier friends: N""“’i'”\'1 \V- 3- BISSELL- H
and patrons to call upon H. C. Raiidle, :1t liisl _
store, No. 1:3 Main st., where, he doubts not,l I9-it “’ilh agents-
For cei'tificates and p:irticul:1i's.. see Cil‘(:t1l:ti‘s
FORD éc GI-lAN'l‘, Sole
Proprietors, Albany, N. Y. Price Qécts pe
package. 611123
Norwalk Cemetery.
VHE public :1re hereby notified that the
grounds of the Norwalk Cen1eteryAsso-
ciatioii are now laid out :ind that: the lots are
for sale.
Persons wishing to procure lots may apply
to Evert Qiiintard, \Vm. C. Street, or the sub-
scriber. STEPHEN OLMSTEAD.
Secrehiry.
Norwalk, Dec. 10, 1849. 50
. To Blind-Makers.
Q .Doz. \Vronglit lroii Blind F:1st-
nings; 200 doz. Blllld. Butts; also
Blind Staples, Paris, emerald,m:1rii1e, verdi-
gris, chrome and Englisli Greens, Oils, Var-
nish, &c.. for sale by
_ _ VVM. C. STREET.
March 26th, 1850.
7‘7‘..".'3ll SUPPLY of RUSHTON,
I '»'‘K 66 CO8 G INUINE COD.
‘ .»lLl.jnst received and for sale by
' 1.1 ‘»\ .-39¢,
OTIC E is.hereby- given that deposits will
be received by the t.i'e:1surei' at the Fair-
field County Bank, from -10 to'l2 o'clock, A.
-_ :M. and from--2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays.
'1‘nes,di1ys, W6d_D8S(ltI}’S, Tl1ui'sd:1_vs and Fri-
days. and .on Saturdays from 10 to 12 A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
4 sons wishing to make loans are requested to
hand :1 written :1pplicat.ion to the lreasurei-,.
stating amount and security.
'1‘. VVARNER, JR., Ti'easurer.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-19. '
An’ ‘~
. . ~=§§
*;.\\x .
‘ll.’
gL1JEW—YORK. 1}
In Quart Bottles.
For I/re wine 1-0,! and 7m'2iia.7icm‘. cure of all
I)ma.scs a.7'isz71g from (1.71. 5.221.;/1:./‘c slate
oft/re Blood or habit of 1/11: 3.:/.s'lr72z.
finioiig the many:1i1 important dscoverers
of this geiieration is one whose. fame will
be written as with :1 sI_111be:1n1. in the history of
SAN.D’S SAR-SAI’A{’tlLLA stands forth
alone, and. by its own works, proclaims its
powei'——tl1:it. mute eloquence so irresistibly af-
fecting iii the appeals oftlic si1ll'ering for re-
lief. has been iiiiswered. Thousands of cases
of disease have been cured by this inv:1lu:ibl1-
inedicine, siicli as are not fui'nislied in tin-
records of time. These things are not doin-
in secret places. nor in some unknown town.
but are perforiiicd in our principal cities and
public places. Tlie_g' are brought. before thi-
world, no doubt. to substaiitiate, beyo id doubt.
the /1.ccz1’ing virtues of this prepariitioii; and
the facts iiiifoldetl. tliougli gigantic, are as p ait;
as the liglit of day.
The Sarsap:irilla is combined with the most
efli-.ct.i1al tiid, the most salutary productions.
the most potei_itsi11iples,of the vegetable king-
dom; :iiid its unprecedented success in lllt'
i'est'oration to healtli of those who had Ion,-,=
pined under the most distressing chronic inala-
dies. li:1s given it 1111 exalted cl1:1r:ictei'—fui'-
nisliiiig, as it does. evideiice of its own intrin»
sic value, :i1id rccoiiiiiieiidiiig it to the afflict:-1|
in terms the aftlicted only can know. It; ha.-
loiig been :1 most importaiit. desideratum in the
pi'a<.-lice of medicine to obtain :1 reiiiedy simi
lar to tliis—one that would act: on the liver.
szfuniuc/1 and bowels. with all the precision illlt
potency of i1iiner:il prepiiraiioiis, yet witlioai
any of their deleterious effects upon the vita.
powers of the system. Although possessed o
powerful liealiiig pi'operties.it is entirely ii:ii'1i1
less, :1nd will not injure the most delicate con-
stitution. \Vhen in pt-.i'I'ect healtli, no 1-ffect i.-
piodiiced by its use, except an increase of up
petite; but; when disease is seated in th«
1'1-a1n'é_».,:~.1111 carrying fast its victim :iloiig tln
path of life. then its inysterious i1itIi.1eiicei.-
felt and seen; it enkindles new life and vigor
and I:-rings health and strength to the suftierin:
and lisciisetl.
SCROFULOUS AFFECTION OF TH]:
‘ E Y
\Vi.\'ciii-;s'i‘i~:i1, i\’_v.. Oct. $29, 1849.
A. B. 66 D. SA.\'i)s:—(:'e2n!(cnian.: I woult
not litttc presumed to write to you, it it W11:
iiot. my duty to let the public know the alnios;
miraculous t-ffect; yo1ii' Sarsapzirilla has ha:
upon me. My limbs were covered with u-
cerous sores, so that. I could not walk duriii,
the whole Spring 1111:] Suinmer. In this situa-
t.ioii I coinineiicetl the use of your Sarsapa ril-
la. and after taking two bottles w:is entirely
(-tired. I must :1 L-'0 tell you of :iiiotlier won
ilerful cure. My brotlinr was iiftlicted witl
this scrofiila in his head so badly, his pliysiciai
told lii:11 the loss of his sight was llI8VllItIl)l‘.
and pei'ni:ineut biiiidiwss scented t.o be his fate
'.l.‘lirec bottles entirely restored his sight ; :1 III
we cannot but recoininend all who are simi-
larly aftlictcd to use Sands’ Sarstiparilla.
Yours truly,
B.ENJAMIN F. BUCKN ER.
C.”
ITS POPULARITY ABROAD.
}‘R0?1I soc'i'1i Ai.:i«:i1ic_a.
Maraciiilio, Veiitxziielzi. April l.‘2th, 18-19.
Mizssiis. S.-\.\'i)s———t'}cn!.lcnicn: I consider it
:1 duty due to the public to 1n:ike known the
grcat lieiiefiti I have received from using you:
viiluahle Sai'saparill:i. ;‘ bout tliree years ago
I was attacked with Illieiiiiiatisin in my shout
ders, :1nd also in 1nyiegs.:1nd so severe was
the pain. that. I was iinablt-. to sleep. I tried
all of the best niedicincs I could hear of. with-
oiit receiving any lieiiefit, until, through the
advice of a frieiid, I procured some of your
S:1i's11p:1rill:i, :1i1d,:iftci' using four bottles in the
course of fifteen days, I found myself entirely
well. I have no liesitiitiou in saying your
Siirsapiirilla is the best niedicine I ever took.
and can contideiitlyi'ecoii1mend it to niyfrieiids
and the public. Your obedient serviint.
J. M. JESURUN.
Here is another, nearer home:
New Yoait, Jan. 8. 18.30.
Mizssns. SANDS :—Gc11zlcme7i——l have gieat
pleasiire in acknowledging to you the great
benefit. I have received from the use of your
Siirsapiirilla. A subject of pulmonary disease,
I i1'1:1de :1 voy:igc to Etiiope, but, while there.
continued to be :ifthcted. A few weeks aller
my return, I was seized with :1 violent lieii1or-
rliage of the lungs, and, from the debility and
great: [Il'v.)Sl‘I'tlllt')lI of st reiigth that followed.
with the protracted difficulty if respii':it.ion,I
am entirely relieved by the use of your Sars11-
pnrilla. \V’lIl('.ll I consider :1 most iniportant :1iid
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. I
feel that I have not for fourteen years enjoyed
so good lieultli as ut preseiit. Yours. &t-.
21. S. E. SEYMORE.
Prep:1red and sold, wliolesale and rctiiil, by
A. B. iv’. 1). SANDS, Druggists :ind Clieiiiists.
100 Fulton street, corner of VViIliam, New
York. Sold also by Druggists generally,
throughout the. United States and Canadas.
Piice $1 per bottle; six bottles for
sale by JOHN A. VVEED.
’ Blacksmithing.
WI LLLIA -.11 H. LAM B
A VVould inform his friends and the
public that. he has niade arrange-
- meiits for conducting the above
business in all its v:ii'iotrs branches, at the Old
stand on Main street, where he will be found
ready to do all kinds of work usually done in 11
country shop; never tires in ironing wagons,
sleighs, and such work as his customers wish
done. By paying strict; attenttion to his busi-
ness, and endeavoring to give perfect satisfac-
tion, lie hopes to so weld the interesttbe int.er-
est of the public with his sledge that no flaw
will prevent him from receiving :1 share of
p:1tt'on:1ge.
N. B. Horse-shoeing done in the most ap-
proved nianner.
Norwalk, Jan. 1,1850.
Oil Casks.
EMPTY oil cask: for sale by
1. v “-
.\ 7". -
4‘ . 49 -1 W. c. STREET.-
For
1
i /
,¢-_ ,.
For the Removal‘ and Permanent" little :1! all
NERVOUS DISEASES,
And of those (‘.nmplni11l.s which are cmiseddiy an impaired,
p
wenkeiietl or iiiilicaitliy C()XItlll.l0Tl‘0f the
N ERVOUS SYS'I‘E'1lI.'
Thin licnixtifiil and conveiiient. application of the my!-
teriuiis powers of GAl.VANlS.\l and l\lAGl\'F.'l'lSM,. hll
fieeii proiioiiiiced by tlisiiiigiiislietl physiciuns_ both injluropg
11111 the United States, to be the most valuable medicinal lit
r:o1'r1‘y, of Ilia ./lgr.
1):. CHRISTIE’S ciinviimic BELT
and
M A G-N ETIC FLUID,
is us:-it with the most perfect and certain Iuccup In all
cnseaot
Gl1‘..NF.lIAla DEBll.l'l‘Y,
S11-eiigtliening the weakened body, giving tone to the vtlrimil
-rgaus, flllli iiivigonitiiig‘ the entiie system. A1110 in FITS,
v,'RA.‘~tP, PAIIALYSIS and PALSY, DYSPEPSIA or IN
I)l(,€l:IS'I‘l0N, Rlll:lU1\‘IA'l‘lS.VI, ACUTE and CHRONIC,
-:t‘1i_l'I‘. l:'.l"Il.F.l"SY, LUMB.-\GO. l)I-‘..-\l-‘NFJSS, NERVOUS
l‘R.l:l.\lOllS_ PAl.l’l’l‘A'l'lON OI" TH I‘) HEART. APOPLEXY,
\‘l:‘.URAI.GlA, I’.-HNS in the SIDE and Clll'_‘.ST..LlVER
"-O.\Il‘L.-\l1\"I‘, SI’lN.~\I. C()1\‘ll‘LAlN'I‘. and CURVATURE
-f the Sl’l1\'l*‘., lllP t,70.\ll’LAlN'i‘, l)lSEASl!ZS of the '\'.lD-
\lI<‘.YS, l)i:'.l~‘lCll-'.i'\'CY OF NI-IRVOUS and PHYSICAL
.-2Nl*‘.ltGY, and all i\’lsIRVOUS DISEASES, which complaints
irise from one simple cziuse--namely, '
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
39- In NI-‘.RVO1}S C0.\Il‘LAIN’l‘S, Drugs and Medicinal
-.111.-mm /he it.-‘sense, for they weaken the vital energies of
the nlreatty prostrcteil system; while under the strength-
-iiiug, lii'e-giving, vitnli:/.ii1g influence of Giilvanimi. ll ap-
,-lie-:. by this bcniititiil and woriderful discovery, the ex-
iansted patient and v.-enkenod siitferer is restored to formal
ieallli, strength. elasticity and vigor.
The great peciiliarity and excellence of
Dr. ChristIe’s Galvanic Cunllvol,
zoiisints, iii the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
111:1:-11111 :1,1,1ii‘1-uIi'tni, in place of the usual mode of drugging
lnll pti_\-sivking the patient, till eximiisted Nature sink: hope-
essly under the iiillictioii. '
'l'i1ey SIl'fflgllIF.7l I315 wlioic syslem. eqiiniixe Hie circrilplial
if Ihe !11‘nniI, ]I1'(‘rIII(lf( I/ie s¢creIi'tni:, (Hid, never do the sliphleu
7i1_i'uy- mirler any ci'rruiIisImicn. Since their introduction in
he United States, only tliree years since, more than
60,000 Persons
ncliiiliag all ages, classes and conditions, among which word
- Iia-ge Illlllllter of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
~‘ei‘vnn1: t'oinpi:iin::. have been
ENTIl.'{EI.-Y AND PERMANENTLY CURE”,
vlien all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
fine been tried in vain!
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, Iuppou
‘lie case of a person mtticted with that bane of civilization.
tYSt'I«:t'SIA, or any other t,‘-lironic or Nervous Disorder. In
-rdiiiary cases, stiixiiilaiits are taken. which, by their action on
he nerves and muscles of the stoiiiech. afford temporary ro-
.icI‘, but wliich leave the patient in a lower Itate,Ind with
njiired faciilties. after the action than excited has ceased.
\'ov.- coinpare this with the effect. resulting from the appli-
».-ation ol the GALVANIC Bl«2L'l‘. Take a Dyiipeptic Iuflbrer.
-veii in the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie tho
ielt around the body, using the Magnetic I-‘Iuid as directed.
11 :1 short period the inseiisible perspiration will act on tho
111.-zétivc element of the Belt. thereby causing a Galvanic cir-
'tIllillt)II which will pass on to the negative, and thence back
«gain to the positive, thus keeping up 11 continuous Galvanic
iiciilatioii tiiroiigiiout the system). Thus the most uvoro
~i1ses of I) \‘Sl’l-ll'SlA are Pl:lIl.\lANl£N'l‘LY CUILED, A
«'l:2W I).-\VS IS Ol"'l'l*lN AMPLY SUFFIGIIIJNT TO ERADL
'.1\'I'lt‘.'I'Ill-‘. DISPZASIIZ OF YEARS.
V ‘ V T
l}lill'l‘lltlll1l'l‘liS illlll 'l‘llS'l‘llllllklAl18
Of the most Uiidoublerl Character,
-‘roin all parts of the Country could be given, Iufficienl to In
irery coliiiiin in this paper!
AN EXTRAGRDINARY 'cAsE,
vliicii cuiieliisiveiy proves that
“ Truth is stranger than Fiction."
C U R. E 0 F
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
If New Jersey, of distinguished attainment: and exalted repl-
ratioii :—
Sin.-uzv, New Jersey, July 19, I848.
Dn. A. it. F.‘.imis~rii1—Dcar Sir: You wish to know o{.ino
-.vbat has been the result in my own case, of the application
if 'I‘IIi-2 GALV.-INIC BELT AND NECKLACE. My reply
IS as foiio-.;'s:
For aliniit twenty years I had been suffering from Dyl-
,:epsi:1. I~,‘.ver_v year the symptoms became worse, riot could
1 obtain permaneiit relief from any course of medical treat-
«iieiit. xvimtever. About fourteen years since, in conleqnenco
fi-ctpieiit exposure to the weather, in the discharge of my
,1:1stora1 duties, I became subject to a severe Chronic‘Rheu-
viiatism, which for year after year, caused me indescribable
ingiiish. I-'-arthcr: in the winter of ’4.-3 and ’-16. in come-
pieiicc of preaching a great deal in my own and vlrioul
itiier cliiirclies in this i'cgion,l was attacked by the Bron-
-.:Iiitis, which soon became so severe as to require an immo-
liate suspension of my pastoral labors. My nervoiu tyalem
10:/s now I/iiwmig/'1i'g proslraleil, and as my Bronchitis became
worse, so also did my I)_vspeps.ia and Rheumatic afTection—-
zlius evinciiig that these disorders were connected with each
itlier tliroiigh the medium of the Nervous System. In tho
whole pliarinccopreia there seemed to be no remedial Igent
which conid reach and recuperate my Nervous System;
everytiiiiig that I had tried for this purpose had completely
tiiilcd. At last I was led by my friends to examine your in-
ventions, and (though witli no very sanguine hopes of their
.,n;c;,,,,cI,..j, t tleteriniiictl to try the effect of the application of
the G.»\t.VANIC III<2L'I‘ AND NECKLACE, with the MA(}_.
\:'l=L'l‘I() FLUID. This was in June, I816. To uv min-r
\S'l'O.VISlI\H-Z:\'T, in TWO DAVE MY DYSPI-ZPSIA Hm norm; in
-ZIUHT DAYS l \VA$ FI.V.\HI.l-fl) TO RFIQUMIC MY PASTORAL LLIOII;
voa mv:-. I .'s'Ih‘(.'I-Z o.uirr::n ii SINGLE sianvicv: on Account or
riii-: B1io.vc1::1~is; AND my ll.H'r3L’.\lA'!'IC AFFI-‘.C‘I'lON run nir-
rii1i:i.v (?!".A.'4ll-:1) T0 'ri1oui-.i.i-'. ME. Such is the wonderful and
happy results: of the experiment.
have recoinnieiitied the BI«‘.L'I‘ and FLUID to many
.-vlio have been likewise siitfcring from Neuralgic affections.
they have tried them, WITH HAPPY REIULTI, I u'.i.ixv:, ill
.2:-1:111: cut.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBERT W. LANDII.
on. ci-Ti?Ts'riis’s
GALVANIC NECKLACE
In used for all complaints affectiiig the Throat or Head. Inch
.15 Broncliitis, lnttiiiiiniation of the Tliroat, Nervom and Sick
lleadaclie, Dl'I.’l.ll)eSS of the Head, Neiiralgia in the Face,
BtI'I.'I.lng or Itoai-iiig in the I-Zara. Deafness, which is geno-
rally Nervous, and that distressed complaint, called Tic
Doloreux.
Palsy and Paralysis.
All piiysicians acknowle-lge that these terrible diueueo,
are caused b_v a 1Ii:_/ii:i'ent.-y of Nesrvoiis Energy in the affected
limbs.
deficient. power, and a complete and entire cure 18 {line
ell‘-.-cteil.
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis:
have been reported to Da. (Jimisriir. and his-A-gents within.
the last two years, which have been entirely restored.
33- C.-.1’. A.‘«'Dl'..‘:\'I’ J. I4‘. '1‘o.1i::s of Brooklyn, N. Y., had not '
been able to walk :1 step for near {our years, and was so help-
less tliat. he had to be fed.
gave him up. In five days after he commence wcarin
the G/11.1-mic B121.-r, Nl~2CI1\'l.ACH, AND Br1.1ci>:i.i:rs, he walk
across the room, and in three weeks be bad perfectly 10-,
covered his health. (Juptaiii Tomes is seventy years oflgo.
DR. CHRlSTlE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Convulaiom or Fill
spasmodic Complaints, and general Nervous Afliactiotir of
the Head and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
aiiil all diseases ca1ised’liy a deficienc of power or Norvoul _
Energy in the limbs or other organs o the body.
Tic ]Joloreux_and Neuralgta.
These dreaiifnl and agonizing complaints are immediately
relieved by the application of the GAl.\'AfllC Bi-zixr. Nszcxucn
no I-‘1.cin. 'I‘l1e Belt. ilittiises the I-Zlectricity through the
system; the Necklace has a local effect, and the Fluid loll '
In these distressing Imic. .
directly upon the affected nerves.
tions the application NEVER FAILS.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always olnled
by a ri'craiigem1-nt of the Nerves. The Br.i.'r, Biuc1:u:'rI Arm
I<‘i.i=1o will cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
old the patient, or how confirmed the complaint. Numei-oug
and astoiiisliiiig proofs are ip possession of the proprietor.
53- Many hundred Certificates from all parts of the count
of the most extraordinary character can be given, it‘ require .
33- No trouble or inconvenience attends the 11:11.0!
DR. C.'IRIS'I'lE’S G'.HI.V.:9N!C JIRTICLES, and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, wiIli.pert'ect
ease and safety. In many cases the sensation Itleiidiiig
their use is highly pleasant and agreeable. They can bi lent
to any part of the country.
Prices :
The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollars,
The Galvanic Necklace, Two Dollars.
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar.‘
oeh The articles are accompanied by full and plain ,dii-cc, _ ,
lions. Pamphlets with full particular: may be had Q‘ um
a11t'nori'I.ed Agent.
PARTICULAR CAUTION,
39- Beware of Counterfeit: and W'ortIil¢n imitations.
D. C. MOBEHEA1), u, -13,
GENERAL AGENT I-:01! 'l‘H 1-: UNITED s-rmiii-:11.
. 1.52 Broadway, New York.
For sale at Norwalk, Ct. by the author-
ized Agent,
Join: A. W1-21:1).
S ’.arnfo1'd, by ’ S_ ‘LQCKWO-OD.’
D11. t)i1n:.~rrii:‘s U-fllvaillc Articles will supply this,
The most celebrated (physician: -.
Norwalk Chronicler