H. _-__ 4-» .‘_‘_ ..._ ... -. ..
"Norwalk~ Savings‘: Bank. "
0'1-‘ICE is hereby ‘given -that deposits will
' bereceived by the t=.reasurer at the Fair-
lield County Bank, from 10' to 12 o‘clock, A.
M. and from ‘.2 to 4 o‘clock, P. NE on Mmltlays,
Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, 'l‘lm-rsdays and Fri-
-
a NEW ;ARRANGEM£NT.‘. 3
To take effect on and after l'Vedncsday,
April ‘.34-.'.h., 1850. ‘
3%‘. ‘Earl: ép N-. Haven Railroad
For Sale.
A valuable homestradl’ of 26?} acres of
_ " laii(l,foi'iiiei'ly the risidence of Jared
_ ‘ . .‘.yi'+-s. in New Canaan. On it. is a good
two .-tory dwi=;lliii_<_z-liouse, barn, and other out
buildings, and a fine orcli:-izd of gt-iiftetl fruit
trees in -.1 l)P2ll'llTg' slate. Also, ‘27aci'es of fine T‘ 3;‘ i J days, and on Saturdays from 10 to_; 12 A. M.-
l and :2 to 3 P. bl. until furtlier notice. Per-
tiimber land. miles nortl:-west. of Norwalk
l3rid.<,ze. Also, six acres of wood and timber
land l (inn one mile north of Ne\v Canaan vil-
-5
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
hand a ' written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and. security.
E'JN'l‘lL furtlier notice trains will leave N.
York. froin 29 Canal st. for Norwalls at
7.15 and 9 A. =.\’l., at 3. 4,and 5.50 P. M.
l::t_J.e. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \V:itt.s C0lllFl;l)Cl(. Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of \Vm. Druin-
mend. New Canaan.
EBICNEZER CARTER.
New Canaan. June 14, 18:30. *3t‘25tf
Farm for Sale.
Leave New Haven for Norwalk at 6.15 and
9,50 A. M. and at 1.10, 4,30, and 8.10. P. ‘VI.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at 9.96.
and 11.5 A. M.. and at 4,55, 6,13, and 8.05
P. M. the 8,05 train goes no farther than
Bridgeport.
Leave Norwalk for New York at (i,1€'. 7.26
and 11,5 A. 31., at 2,16, 5,50. and 9.22 P. M.
R. B. MASON, Superintentlant.
c—————¢:a—...J.
I-IE subscriber having had an appartment fi
E‘. BRADLS
.N3w Ifariiess and Saddle Establis/unent.
tted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
invite the attention of the public to his extensive assortment of Saddles, Harnesses,
'9. VVARNER, J.R., Tl'ea'st1l'el'.
Norwal-R, Dec. 3-, 18-19.
va.éi.i3-W’-A “IE2 C if
. lli._l§ili}”,l‘i_llll'
3:7 The subscriber ofl'ei's for sale a fit rm _ ————-~——-————————-— -———-'——--V . :. - L. . . B . I s .. .~ . -
nu =-. - ~ . . Trunks Valices Carpet Lugs. Mats, Rugs \Vhips ashes, ius ies Cuiiycombs.Sh.iinmies
Jig '- "r Sm’-Y m"".’S of gm,“ mud‘ _w”h " “get NEW SPRIIFG G°9DS' , &c. dzc: which lie has coiistautly on ha inf. , He has on hand several sietts of very light single
modern bum. d.we'h".g h0§Se‘lnnd_ 0” ll HE ‘<ubm"'be“ h"V'"_'~' Harness, combining neatness wit.h durabilit.y. Every article in his lineof business may be had
'm'M'"gS mmimn’ Ohmbl-V Smme " mm’ one e”""'3"-‘d “ml ""‘fi""'d l”S at this establishment, ofthe very best materials and style of worknianship. at prices which will NERVOUS DISEASES:
And of those Complaints which are caused by an impaired,
mile from the village of New Ca uaan. and five
from the steamboat: landing and Rail Road De-
pot at Norwalk. 1t. commands an extensive
and has upon it: a fine orchard ofgi'afted trees
in a, bearing state. Said farm is replete with
every convimience. and is offered for sale on
favorable terms. For further part.iculars, en-
quire of J. M. C.iu'ri-zit, Norwalk, or the sub-
scriber near the premises.
\_ store, has now made it con-
_- ’ veiiient for keepinga large
9 _ .
fl stock, and a great. variety
es are no uiore with a large stock than wit.li it
small one, and our expenses are so much less
than they can be made in cities, that we can
alliiril goods lower than city trade can possibly
zilfoi'il. \Ve buy all our goods for cash,and
our motto is, “ large stock, large sales, and
Just received a lot. ot_'BulTalo Robes, Blankets
Norwiilk, Nov. 1. 1849-
lVe.st Side the Bridge, nearly
Mantifacturer
not fail to satisfy customers. Repairing done in a neat and substantial manner.
, &c.
F. BRADLEY.
William 3, Swan,
opposite the ]V0rzvaZ/5 I-Iotel.
and Dealer in
\\'€l1l((!l|e(l or iinlieallliy condition of the
N ERVOUS SYSTEIVI.
This beaiitiful and convenient application of the mys-
terious powers of U.-\l.VANlS.\l and l\lAUNl-)’l‘|Si\‘l, has
A and lieautiliil view of the surrounding country "’ 0fdifl‘e,-em kinds of g,,0ds_
anl Long island Sound. It is well watered, K‘ : , ‘, Om. ,-em a"(]0[herex|\el]S- ""‘i“,l"“{',"'.‘t"°d°“bll)"l3i”'L8"i,’:l*°‘lPllysiclfifisibmh 3" l'3‘l"”gP'3
ant ie in c ‘tales o e l. e in st valuable mcdi'°i'na it
cot.-cry of /I18 .422. ’ U L
Dr. GHRISTIEPS GALVANIG BELT
mid \
ta .-«.cNE'r.ic FLUID,
is used with the most perfect and certain success in all
casesof
GENEIKAL DEIEILITY,
\Vll-ILl-AM DRUMM-0ND‘ _ small profits.” 1\low.ityouwzuitbargains call _ ‘ _
N9‘-V C=l'""1"~ Jlllle 17~ 13'9"" 2'3 on us. \Ve have within the last week added ADDL ES, lrlarncsses, Trunks, Vtlllcfis. Carpet Bags. faittfthels, \Vhips. Matts, Brushes, ‘‘‘5‘—*.‘‘—.-, ,‘~.\_,.____, St.rengllle"‘"5 ‘_l.“3 “’,°‘7l‘°."°‘l 1"“-‘.'v_g“'?"g‘°“°t“”'?'“T'“!"
,... 3 " ' ‘ ' " dd] -~ \V. . T, l_ L ‘k & W fi~mU“+-I mgaiis, and iinigoratiug the entue system. Also Ill I-1'18,
to our stock, so that. we now have the largest. Silk I urse 1-wist, Belts, \Vebo, Sit eiy « ate, iulh 0L S, c. &c. " E-~;“§-{_N i:ii,.\_\ip, y_iir_.\i,vsi:5 and pAi,sv, D1'S[’El‘Sl,\ or m
l)ll‘;‘l-'.S'.l‘l().\', lllll-lUi\lA’l‘lSi\l, ACUTE and CHRONIC,
Ԥ."ei- Sale,
CO'l"l‘O.\’ F.-XC'l‘Ol"tY, near the vil-
ltlgB of \-Vestport, Conn.. 40 by 90 feet.
l1‘.lVll]_£{- 1';’(i(i spindles, 30 looms, and other
occess:ii'y inacliinei‘_\_', lor the manufact.ui'e ol
printed goods;—a new -'at:er—whee.l put; in a
few months since, dwellings for eight or ten
lllll1llli’S. and :3 acres of land connected witlrit,
all in good order.
Also 4.67 shares (constituting a majority) of
the stock of the R.ichiiiiiiidville Maiiiil'act.uring
Co. This property consists of lai'ge stone
building 40 by 90 feet, having superior walei'-
power, mansion liouse. and several ot'liersmall—
er tlwelliiigs, barn. shop, &c., togetlier with
'25 acresof good land. Also the machinery,
tools, &c., in the mill. its location ‘on the
line of the N. Y. & N. ll. Railroad makes it
a very desirable place for any kind of liusiiiess.
Also a 'arge nriiision house in the. village ro-
._.,em|,.- nQ()[ll)lell as a store and dwelling, well-
lt)(:;1lj:)(l fo ' a public boarding-liouse.
Also the lioinostead place. a convenient
house, uariis, carriage-liousc, &c.. an excel-
lent. orchard, with a great variety of fruit,
slirulibery, &c., togotlicr with ‘25 acres of very
superior land; a pleasant situation a little east
of the village on the Coiiu., turnpike. A' so
;ibmit, 100 acres of land in lots in the vicinity
Tiiis property is on the line of the N. Y. &
N. l]. Ptaiirond, wit.liin two hours of N. Y.——
is olfereil to close an cstiite, and will be dis-
siock of all kinds of goods that we have ever
known in Norwalk. _
'\VA'l"CllES AND Jl£\VELRY.
\Ve have gold wutclics from twenty live to
sevciity-live dollars. Silver do. for about one
half of their former prices. \.Vatclies of all
kind; i'(.-paired. and all kinds of eiigraving done
in the best possible style by L. Clark. Go'd
chaiiis, keys. pencils, pins, i'iiigs.lot:lu=.ts, beau-
tiful liracoh-ts,silvercoinbs,tliiiiililes,beltslides,
new 1.ortniantcau fir ladies and gentlemen.
1*‘A'.\'CY GOODS.
Accordeans. willi instruction books; india
riibbcr balls for childreii; clocks for $2, look-
ing glasses from one shilling to $6; steel
be-ails, clasps, fringes, &c.; gold and silver
spectacles, tea waiters, rn'/.or.-‘, slrops, new
lot Eiiglisli and Aiiieiicaii pocket. knives, do.
S(.'lSS()l‘S;dC . ‘€§7‘:t7&LI.1-3'7£S 63.96;.
K ' urge lot of Ladies’ and Uentlemaen’s
\Vallcts or Portinonics. new fashion, and
clicapcr than before oft}-.i'od in market. Large
lot of 'l‘oilctte and Shaving Soaps. v.-ery cheap,
Hair and Tooth Lllriislies. [lair Pin; Hair
Oils, soiiietliiiig new and beautiful.
E-:ii1ver V5-.7are.
‘,E‘. To have the largest lot of Silver Spoons,
A ' Butter Knives, lleef li'orks &c.. that
we liavo over oll'i>.i'eil. \Ve have every varie-
ty of Plated Go~iils,aiid Eiigi'avni.l at the same
]V. B. Ilarnesses mcmufczctm‘ed to
order. Terms favomlile.
—a
.4?
£2‘. Elli. Smi‘th’s ifvfiarbie '§~Z'arc1,
.7\’eui- the Bridge, Norwizl/c. Conn.
EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
S Stones of every variety of [iiil?i‘<‘iI'llSi tlllll Of
the most skilful workiminsliip. 'l‘he best as-
sortnient of Aniericaii and Foreign Marble,
kept coiistautly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,are invited to callaud
give a personal inspection of his material and
workiuansliip, as this will be more satisfactory
than to purchase of Agents without an ‘opportu-
iiiiy of testing the quality ol the article con-
tracted for. -
E.-%'“'l‘lie Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an experienced workinan and can
F93 YORK!
tEGULAR’1‘RlPS FOR Tins SEASON
THE Sloop MARY \V.lL.LIS,
Capt. \Viilis .l'. Merritt, having com-
, 4,‘: iireiicedlic.i' regular trips for tlieseason
5.. -:-T7-j.f"3:-.,\\’lll leave Norwalk,eastsidethe bridge
every ’.l‘uosday Evening, and New York every
Satn 'day. -
Any one having business with the Packet
Oltice during the absence of the vessel.’ can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of \Vin. L. Quin-
ard, on the Dock.
\VlLLIS J. MERRITT.
Norwalk. March 31. 1849.
n
O
1
ssees JULIA,
CAP”. G. GRUM-MAN,
At Five Iitiiie River.
TUE subscribers take this oppor-
tunity to return thanks to those who
.
,{_;/ have patronized the above boat during
‘ 71'. -1 , _ _ _ _- '
gm-.-.«-<,,tli.e past _ye.ii. Having set.-tired the
services of the well known and experienced
‘Capt.’ G. Gruniiiian, they hope to give fi.il| sat-
islactiou to those who may favor them witl-.
En Quart Bottles.
For Ih.e‘rc7n.0.-"'11,! and pc7'1iia.nt.'2i.€c't17'c nf all
_l)i.s-mscs a-2'i.s'z'iz,g' from (iii. 'i.:/zpurc stale
oft/ie 13/00:. or habit of the system.
fililttllg the many an importaiit. dscovei'er3
of this geiic.i'atioii is one who.-:e fame will
be writtcu as with a sunbeam. in the histoiy ol
SANDS SA l’v.SAl’.~\ Ill LLA stands forth
alone, and, by its own works, proclaims its
powei'—that uiute eloquence so ii'i'i-sisiilily af
feeling in the appeals of the sull'ei'ing for re-
lief, has been answeri-d. Thousands of raises
of disease have been cured by this invaluabli-
medicine, such as are not furnislied in llll‘
records of time. Tliesc things are not (l'.lllt'
in secret places, nor in some uiiknown town.
but me pei'l'oi'iiied in our priiiiripal cities and
public places. Tlicy are lirouglit. bi-fore thi-
worlil, no doubt. to sulistaiitiiito, beyo id doubt.
the /iculiiig Eli!‘/'llL<S of this pi'epai_'atioii; and
the facts uiifoldeil. though gigantic, are as pain
as the light of day.
'l‘he Sarsaparilla is combined with the most
effectual aid, the most salutary productioiis.
the most. potent simples, of the vegetiible kin}_v-
dam; and its uiipi'ci_-.edei‘itc(l success in llll'
restoration to lit-‘-:lll.l] of those who had l0ll_l.
pined under the most dist:ressiug chronic in:i|.:i-
ilies. has given it an exalted cli:irat:tei'—fur
nisliiiig. as it does. evidence of its own inlrin
sic value, and recoinuioiiiliiig it to the af£lict.c(:
tlt)U’J‘. l-'.Pll.l=1l‘S\', l.L‘.\lB.-\(:(), Ill-‘.Al*'Nl«‘.SS, Nl<‘.1lVOUS
’l‘ltl-‘..‘\lOl1S. PAl.Pl’l‘A'l‘lON (ll? ‘l‘llli‘. l1l*'.Al’.'l‘, Al’OPl.P‘.XY,
.\£l-‘.UR.-\l.(}lA, PAINS in the Sll)l*‘. and Ulll-‘.S’I‘, LIVER
(10.\ll‘l..-\l.\"1‘, Sl’li\'.-\L C0.\ll’l.Al.\"l‘, and L‘.URVA'l‘UT(li'.
of the Sl’li\‘t‘.. llll’ CL).\ll‘l.Al.\"l', l)lSl-‘.ASl‘1S of the KID-
.\‘l".YS, Dl1‘.l"lL‘.ll«‘..\’(_‘.Y OF i\'li‘..‘{VOUS and l’[IYSlCAL
l"..‘-‘ l<‘.l’.G Y, and all i\'l-‘.l‘tVOL'»S l)lSliL.‘.Sl<.‘.S, which complaints
arise froin one simple cause—namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
{rr}- ln i\‘lv‘.l'tVOUS CO.\ll'l.Ali\"l‘S, Drugs and Medicines
i’iicrmw Ilie ili’i.~i-use, for they weaken the vital energies of
the already prostmled systeiri; while under the strength-
ening, life-giviiig, vitali-:.iiig intluence ol‘ C-alvauism, as ap-
plied by this bi.-autil'iil and wonderhil discovery, the ex-
i\.aii~:teil patient and weakened sutlizrcr is restored to format
health, izticiiglh. elasticity and vigor.
'l'lie grout pct-.nliarity and excellence of
Dr. Chrisl.ie’5 Galvanic Curatives,
consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
iiiiliiruiil Il;l;l!iCI!If()ll, in place of the usual mode of driislgiiig
Elllal piiysii-kiiig the p-.i‘.iciit, till exhtiiisteil i\'uture sinksiioper
iesslj; uiider the inllictioii.
’I'iii»_i,r SIl'l‘1lgI/IP11 Ilie iiiliule system, eqiiiilize (lie circiiliilia1:I-
of Ilii-.~ Ii!imil, Illlllilll/I‘ /.’ii' srcrclions. (mil iiriicr do [III sli_I_-lilies:
iiijiiry vniilrr any circ1ini$linii:i:s. Since their introduction ill‘
the United States, only three years since, more than
60,000 Persons
including all ages, cliisses and conditions, among \v‘i-.ich were
a large iuiinber of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
.\'ervous Hmiplainls, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURBD,
-.vlien all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing.
else been tried in vain! '
To illustrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, suppose.
the case of a persoii aitlicteil with th-.'it bane of civilization,
l)YSl‘l<'.l‘SlA, or any other (Ilirouic or .\'ervous Disorder. in
ordinary cases, stiiniilants are tukeii. which, by their action on
the nerves and ninscles of the stoinach, nlforil Ieiiiporary re-
lief, but wliich leiive the patient in a lower slate, and with
injured faculties. after the action thus excited has ceased.
.\‘-ow com-,\are this with the etfect resulting from the appli-
cation ot the ti.-\l.V.-\ .‘<l(} lsl<‘.L'l‘. Take it byspcptic sult'crer,
- .. : . -- .- ' "ll ‘- '. "- -i salt “i r bu ‘inc’ 0 - - - '
,,,Se,] 0, 0,, VI-31 Lnoiiible teiins. Apply to |)ll(,8 Xou \\I. save .,s._. ..,.., y ._y g \,,”_l_,mt_,, ,0 "we ,,,,,,,.e s.,,_,$p,ct,0n_ ._ . . _ _ ._ - . . . ‘ 2. . . . . .. .
‘\V q» )0“ Ct 3 us. Cake BtlSl((‘.tS, (F021-PUlS. Snulfers &lll‘l (‘I ' , V (Y ‘)1 1,,4‘% ‘ llfilglll} .(‘.llllL'-l ‘l0 Ol llOl'll NPEV Y0l'l{. ’.l‘ll(’ ln l-Bl "'5 the 'lfll'CF"d only c"” _l‘”0“ ' If hm‘ even in the worse syiiiptoins ol an attack, and simply tie the
e5 l ’ ' 1 ‘”‘”l ‘i “==° ~ ' D ‘ ' Sloop will continiia to run as foruierlv; ll-‘nviny long been a most important LlG.~’lLlt‘!l'tl[l]lll in tin Elclt umiiiiii the litrily, ll.“.lllg‘ll‘iC .‘.l:ig'iietic t«‘tuid as directed.
‘ ' in a short period the iiiseiisilile perspiration will act on the-
A. A. HLUTCLIINSO-N. Aclzifr.
]lIi7.rch.. 5, 1850.
Bail-3<.ir.=.g Eases fer Sale.
Til E Slll)SCl'll)(»‘l‘ offers for sale three
hailihig lots pleasantly sitiiatetl on the i\lerwui
place abiut a q'i:irtor of a mile below the-
bi'iil;go; Lisa, .1 lot with a iicw clwelliri.<: honsv
zniiiiliiig §ll0i'n(‘.ll. Also, a house and lot situ-
;,yc;,l 3; ‘Five, Mile River, near the L=1t1('linf_.:---
.Ԥevetity-five per cent. ofthe money can remain
on bond and iiioi't_.i:age for :i term of years.
Enipiire of (lll.-\.. i-{LES L. R AY'.\l()Z\‘1).~
Noiwalk, [Five Mile River.] Doc. ‘.24. H5‘;-"
'.l‘.-‘\N.\"El‘i.Y FOR SAL E.
V2.1aa‘o§.c Pro-,~e3:-‘£'.y
,~_ FOR sale at a li2ii'g:iiii.—-Tile sulisci'i-
l-)iL1‘,”~C0l1lBlll})ltlllll;7 a removal to tho \Vcst. oll'er.-
for sale liis l'a-iiiu and l:llllll‘l'_\,' sitiiatcd in New
Canaan about it mile and a lialf from the village.
and about four miles from l\'oi'\\’iIlli lilllllll‘-‘cl-"
The farm consists of about 40 tt(‘l'(‘.S of lirst-iatr
bi iid with a good two story ilwclling-lioiise, ban
and «ther biiildiiifls ilierenn. and \\‘ould be a
most d’esirable place for a fariner or mechanic
'l‘lw mnnery at wliicli there is now doing a lii-st
rate business in that. line will be sold st-parati
or with the farm as desired by the putt-.liaser
For further particulars enquire ol Darius St
i,
H hoinestead. consisting of a first-rate two
"story dwelling house, with a new barn
'l‘i‘ay Caiidlcsticks.
.LA».\lPS. dcc.
li'-zvc made :ii'i'an_gcmeiits for ker~pin_2
‘r ilie ll£l‘,'~1(’.SlI lot, of Lamps and fixtures:
i-.vcrkopi.in Norwalk. (lil, Oamphene and
l<‘liiid Lauips. llall Lamps, painted and plain,
all kinds of \Vick Glass. Ale.
‘We would invite attention to our Burning
Fluid. as the most beautiful light produced.
l*'luid for sale at (is. per gallon. Call and see
if all we say is true. C. E. DlSBRO\V.
’99_.£%9<éi.<._.r2..Er_9§ esv-._
Protection Insurance Co.
Ofl'IAPt'l‘FO'R.D. Co.\'-.\'.
Capital $‘200,000—-l'l"'l.l/L Privilege to In.-
crcasc lo IIzt[/' a .7lTill£mi..
$0, ILLlA.\I C. ."l‘R.EET,liaviiigmceived
' the agency ofthe above named Compa-
ny in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Mills, l.~“actories, liarnsand the. contents ofeach
together with every other species ofproperty
./Yg./iinst Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates ofpreinium offered, are as low as
those ofany other siinilarIustitution,an(l every
man has now an opportuuit:y,for a trifling sum
to protect hiinselfagainst this destructive ele-
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps
awaytlie earnings ofso many years.
1t is incumbent on all persons applying for :1
reiiewalor policy on buildings, to inform the
zigentol all changes in and about the premises
that iiicrease the hazard: or on machiuoryi'en-
.-lei-ed unproductive by new inveutioiis, usecex
less by changes in business, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy. to payany more
than the cash value of property, at the time or
ts ilest.ru<-tiou.
Norwalk, Jan. 1, 18-19.
wwwi ‘Ll:-.i£ii3'”eii‘1#.M’
every Tuesday night. for New York. i'etui'iiiii_«_=
every Saturday, from fool of Pike Street.
_ L. Dll}JlLE A’. CO.
Five Mile River, April 22,1850.
Nortli iliacrican Rat Exte.ruiinato1'.
A safe and positive remeilv
This article is no lllllilllltj be
‘ (, inipositioii, but one of the
» most safe and elfectual Rat
- I ._-.::—:- lixterniinaiors evei-inveiiii-,d,
Itis believed to be the we plus iullira of an ex.
terminators. and will exteriniiiate rats and mics
from dwelling-houses, s'ores,gi-anei-ies, vessel,-,
die. whet ever it is used. Rats and mice 3": ‘,2
readily. and are not likely t.o die in the biiilil
ing. For furtlier informiilion ask for a circular
to be had oftlie ag-nts. griitis. Pi-ice.37-,5, 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 ‘it rid 'l‘. Lord
Brid;_i,eport; .’toswcll Hoyt, Stainford; J. \V.
Taylor, \Vestpoi‘t .
37 T. R. l']lBBARD, Agent.
Norvvall: Cemetery.
‘ ‘HE public are liereby notified that the
grounds of the i\'orwalk Cemcter_yAsso-
ciation are now laid out and that the lots are
riiixsii SUPPLY of iiiist-r_roN.
CLARK 5; Cons ci«;NUiNi«: coo-
praciice of iiu-diciiie to obtain a i'eiiiul_y siini
!artothis——oui: that woulzl act on the liirt-r.
x/omuc/z and brntrc/s. with all the precisioii ant
;ioienc_\'of iniueral pi'cpiiratioiis, yet withoii»
iuy ol their deleterious‘ i lfccts upon the vital
powers of the systein. Although possessetl ll
~iowei ful ll(’illllig proportii-s,it is oiitiri-ly liarui
.css. and will not iiijuro the most delicate cou-
sllillllnll. \Vlien in perfect liea'.tli, no effect: i.-
;)i()(lll(3(‘.Ll by its use, 6-.\‘i:ept an iucreiise of ap
netilc; but, \\hen di;<oa.~‘e is sciiti-d in th
frauie, aiul carrying fast its victim along lllo
path of life, thou its iiiysteiious iiilluoiici-.i
roll and seen; it elll{lll(llPS new life ainl vigor.
lll(l brings licaltli and strcngili to the s'ull’eriii.
ind liscaseil.
EYE&
\Vi.\'ciii~:s'ri-:ii, l\'y.. Oct. 29, 13-19.
A. B. &. D. b'.1.\‘ns:——(:‘ciillmi(iri: 1 won}:
not have presuuied to write to you, it it wii:
not. my duty to let ilie public know the ttlllltisz
uiiraciilous elfcct your Sarsaparilla has hai
upon me. My limbs were covered with ii~
i:ri‘ous sores, so that. I could not walk (.lLll'lll;,
ilie whole Spring and Suiuiner. lu this situa-
tion 1 coiriinenced the use of? your Sarsapa ril-
la. and after taking two bottles was eiitii'cl_\
cured. I must also tell you of another won
.lt-rful cure. My brotlior was alllicted witl
this scrofiila in his head so badly, his pliysiciai
Yours truly. .
BE.\’JAMT-N F. l3UCKt.TER.
SCELOFULOUS Ali‘li‘EC'l‘lON OF Till.
,io:-:ilive el-.-nient of the Belt. thereby C‘-llhlllg zi (ialraiiic cir-
culation v.-'liicii will pass on to the negative. and thence back
again in the positive, thus lieelllllg up a coiitiiiiioiis Galvanic-
-.‘ll’.‘.lll'ilill.‘ll tliii-uglioiit the syslein. Thus the most severe
cases of Di Sl’lnl'SlA are Pl".l{.\l.»'t.\'l'li\'l'l.Y (}li'l{l'lD. A.
‘i«'l-1\V l).\YS lb ()l«"l‘l-1.\‘ .-\.‘dl'l.\’ ’s‘U1<‘Fl()ll*Li'.‘~l'l‘ TO l4.‘.lKADl-
i:;.'i'i«: 'rui«: DIS}-2A:~‘l<‘. oi-‘ ‘i'l4‘.AllS.
'l‘llS'l'lillllillli'lliS
Cllll’l'llllll.l'l‘llIS AND
01' the most Undoulned Chnrncter,
. Froin all parts of the (Touiitry could be given, sullicienl to fill‘
crei'y column in this paper!
AN EXTRAORi.‘tII\iARY CASE,
.vliich coiivliisirely proves that
I I I
“ Truth is stranger than Fiction.”
C U R. E 0 F
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. Di‘... LANDIS, A CLEl’.GYMAN
-»i' .\'e\\' Jersey, of distinguished attuinmeiits and exalted repu-
ation :——-
Sinivi-iv, New Jersey, July 12, 18-18.
Dn. A. ll. Cuiusrir.-l)car Sir: You wish to know of me
\'ll‘iIl has been the result in my own case, of the application-
it 'l'lll". l-‘»\LVA.\'lU 1J'c‘.|.’1‘ AND Nl22CKl.ACE. My reply
is as l‘:»llo'.\'s:
For about ltccnly years l had been siifferiiig from Dys-
.>:3[ISlFI. l-2rcr_r year the symptoms became worse, nor could
iohtain poriiiaiieiit relicl froin any course of medical treat-
-ncnt \‘.‘ll".l.€\'L'l'. Aboiit faiirlciru years since, in consequence
at frequent exposure to the wcatlier, in the discharge of my
piisliiiul duties, l became siiliicct to a severe Chroiiic Illicit-
uatisui, wliicli for year after year, caused uie indescribable
iiigiii.-li. l<".iitlir_»r: in the winter of ’-l-5 and ‘-16, inconse-
-piciicc of pi-cacliiiig a great deal in my own and various
iiher clinrchcs in this rt‘.-gion,l was attacked by the Bron-
tliitis, which soon became so severe as to require an imme-
liate siispeusion of my pastoral labors. My 1H!1'L'l)1l.S‘ system’
iius iioii; lliiii-iiiiglily pi-iislriilivil, and as my Bronchitis became‘
the GAl.VANlt) Bl~‘.l.'l‘ AND Ni-‘.(Jl(l.A()l*2, with the .\1AG-
\‘l<‘.'l‘lt_) l~‘l.Ull.). 'l‘his was in June, 1836. To MY nni-zu-
isro.vi.-H.\ii:.\'1', iiv TWO oars .-.iv DYSPEPSIA HAD come; in
.' J‘ . w —. . .~ , l I,
John’ New Canaan’ Oi iii -(Alli? [b'l';(‘,:'-3.01 URE bleached Sperm. solar. ele-Pha I1 and for sale .. . - - , . . . .
w;,]k_ DARIUS b. AX lvlnb. -""""“ . ] VI - | ]. ‘l. f ] , . .. I ., ' - . told mm Hm loss of his Siuht “MS me"if_lbl._ .i.pi.-e, so also did my 1)) Spepsia and lllicumstic inflection...
N C'in'1'in Jan 9 1850. 3 I - iefiiier \\ iii (3 amp 01>, o very ‘H35 P(,,.sm,S “,,Shing ,0 ,,,.0,,,,,.,, 10,3 mm, ,,,,,,h. -_ ‘ is ' _ "_ - thus evinciiig iiizit iiiese lll‘s‘Ill‘(lCI‘5 were connected with each
ew ‘ ‘ ‘ ’ ‘ ‘ ’ - ' . - ‘ 3- f‘ - - ] b 44 C S 1 '1 . 7 - -, - - ttlld l)e|'ltl:ll)(3ltl blindness St‘.en)ed 1.0 be his hilt‘ other through the medium of the i\crvous System. in the
ll” ‘mes 0‘ 5“ 9 Y ' - J to Evert Quint'ird \Vin C St- t‘ - l b - -
_ _ ""_7~-"_—~——-._——- ‘ _... - --»—— . : ,' , ' ' i lee ' (H t]e Su - '[‘h['.I(—I, bouieq entire] ' 1-(-s-[011-;([ [fig girth] ' nip "vhnle l)h‘“'maC"l"Em were ‘eemed to he nu remedml agent
Sale ,; - scriber. S "‘ Ry " ‘ ‘ b ’ _ , which could reach and rcciipenite my Nervous System ~.
or ' V - ‘ we ("llllltil but rccoini (-‘ltl 'i'l who are 'lllll- vi‘ I t i -' t 1' ~ '
b ‘I r 1 hi Secremry I «‘ A H i l - I bl! . ll , «gt a“ b pvpry l. iipgll iptll '11:! lllllfilt) for triis piiiiposc had_ completely
- i 11-Hep 0 caps or 5') e .~‘ ; _ - H. , ,1.‘ ., , 1 . '. . S. . .' . _ at or, .- as w.. 2:‘ y my rieni s o examine your iii--
“ Su Sc ‘ v. '_ , N0[\\7nll{, Dec, 10, 50 i I) l H“ (L Q the (“H5 iumlpdn d vciilions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their
V '*---=--“' .-llicicucy,) I ilcloriniiicil to try the cll'ect of the application of
ROS
and other our,—buili.liiigs, (all in good repair) with
four and a hall acresflof as good Iaiid as can he
foiiiid in the county, and some 60 or 70 well
assorteil young and t.hrifty fruittrees. (?0l)SlSil1lj_>
of apple, pear, plum and cherry Vtll‘ll"ll0S- H1051
of them in a bearingcondition. Said property
is situated upon the Norwalk and Daiibur_v
i,'0liil 45 miles lroni the former place, anil (S
niilcs front the N. Y. A‘. N. H. Railroad depot
and Steatnhoat. Landing at South Norwalk.
where C0ll]ll)Ull.l(t;]l'l0l‘l can be had with the city
at almost. all hours of the day. l’nssessl0|t
izivcn on the 1st of April next or iuuneiliately
Ef ri>.quired. GEO. H. HANDLE.
\Viltoii. Dec. 1. 18-19. 49
C see same.
Chui-.cli. it is a first rate place for a. meclianic.
having npoii it a good dwelling l-louse, Shop,
Barn. &c. and will be sold at a great bargain.
For terms, apply to
VIM. S. LOCl(\VOOD,
Or C[1AS.ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 12, 18-19.
Fer Sale _
A larg.-:. and co2iveiiiei‘it dwelling-house.
with store tiTltl(:l‘l0(l—-\Vell-lO(:ttl(‘Ll for
-K liusiiiess, with counters, sliclves, &c.,
&c., in the village of \Vo.-:tpoi't, Conn. Also,
the liomi-stead place where Capt. ll. Allen.
l'orinerly icsiiltvil, comprising three acres ol
and well stocked with :i variety of excellent
tf6
pp p
Egilfiih . it
ROE LOCKVVOGD £1 SON,
BOOKSEILERS, PUlll.l$lll:‘.RS, AND lMPOR’l'ERS
41 1 Brca.<lvra.'_v, New York,
Directly opposite the Drpot ol‘ the New York and New-
llavcn I’t:iili'oinl Company.
E N, ll. .\'.-\SlI liasjust received alaigeand
o valuable assortiiioiit of cook and parlor
stoves. \\'Il.h the latest iinproveinents. anilwhich
A. SELLECK,
Book Seller and Binder,
AS just returned from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
.\liscellaneous Books. Also, a la rge assortmerit
of Stationery, including Blank Books. Eoolscap,
Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
wliicli he will sell clieaper than they can be
LlVF._R. ()lL,just received and for sale by
John A. \Veed.
—>v'
Boot, Shoe_, Leather and Find-
: ig Store.
, . HENRY HANDES renews again
fimhisacknowledgments to the public and
his friends fortheir generous patronage
during the year past, and liopesto merit. an uti-
interrupted continuance of the business rela.
tionship which he has so long maintained with
this coniinuiiity. He will be found no * at his
now stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs,
bouglit. for at any otlierstore in this vicinity.
£73:°l.3otil<s of all kinds, boundiu his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely lo\v rates,
"o stock of Caps to Mr. H. C. Handle,
would respect.t'ully lnvite his fornicr frien
and patrons to call iipou U. C. Raudle, at (73
store, No. 15 Main st.. where, he doubts nllo
they will find goods and prices to suit.
E ECKERYS l‘ariiia, Tapioca. Sago, Ver-
macella, Maccaroni, Pearl Barley, Corn
Slarc/L, a superior article, expressly for pud-
dings‘. For sale at BISSEL L’S
Swa.n’s Establismerrt.
FEE 13 the gi'e2itest attraction, in his
line, of any one of the kind in the coun-
ty. For beauty of workmaiisliip, rii:l'iuess
and taste in the tilting and mounting of Har-.
iiesscs, he has long stood unrivali-d. His
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
Fi.\'ni.\'os of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to the wants oftlie craft.
Norwalk,Jan. 1,1849.
18
Boots, Shoes and Rubbers.
Fields & ilcndricks,
No. 13 zirm St.
OULD respectfully invite tli citi:-zens
of Norwalk and vicinity to VlSll7lllRll'
establislinient which will at all times be fur-
nished with every description of goods for
ladies’ and goritleinen's \vear, rind at prices that
cannot fail to .-nit the pui'cliasc.rs. The sub-
scribers are also nianufacturing all kinds of
allies". gentlemeti’s and cliildren's work. All
ITS POPULA-PiI'l‘Y ABROAD.
FR().\l S()U'l‘ll Am-ziiic.-i.
illaracaibo, Venezuela. April l.'.’ih, 1849.
Mi~:ssus. .>'A.\‘ns'—GcIiIlciiicii.: I consider it
a duty due to the public to make known tlii
great benefit I have received froui using yoni
valuable StIl'Stt|)tIl‘llltt. About tlirce years agi
l was attacked with R.lieuinat.isin in my shout
ders, and.als‘o in my legs. and so severe was
the pain. that I was unable to sleep. I triiai
all of the best medicines I could lioar of. with
out receiving any beiielit, until, tlirough the
advice of a frieiid, l" [ll'D(3Ul'P(l' some of youi
Sarsaparilla, and.aftei' using four bottles in lll(
course of lifteen (lays, 1 found uiyseff entirel_y
well. I have no hesitation in saying you.
Sarsaparilla is the best mcilicine 1 ever took.
Here is another, nearer liouiez.
Nicw Yoiiic, Jan. 8. 1:13.30.
Mrzssns. SANDS :—(2‘ciil[un.cii——l have gieai
pleasure in acknowledging to you the gi‘c:ii
benclit .l have i'eccivcd froiu the use of your
Sarsaparilla. A subject of puluiouary diseasi-..
I made a voyage t'o Euiope, but, \vhi€e there.
continued to be aft'lu:t’cd. A few weeks aliei
my return, I was seized with a violent lieinor-
rhage of the lungs, and, from the deliility and
great prostratioii of streiigtli that followed.
with the protracted difficultiy if rospiratioii, l
a in entirely relieved by the use of your S.~ii'sa-
parilla, wliich l CUtlSl(lL'l' a most iniportant. am:
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. 1
feel that l have not for fourteen years enjoyed
-ZHZHT DAYS l WAS l-‘.N.\|ll.l-ID T0 Ill-Z‘5l.'3lE l\'lV PASTOHAI. LAHOHS;
mu mvi-2 l SINCE 0Ml'l"rl-2!) A si.~u:i.i-: S1-2llVlCI2 on ACCOUNT OI-'
l'HI~2 BIlO.\'L‘HlTlS§ AND MY n.lIl-ZU\lA'l'lC AF!-‘I-ICTION HA3 EN-
l‘lllEX.Y (II-2A.‘il-II) T0 Tfl0l7H|.l~‘. MI-I.
happy results of the experiment.
1 have recomniciided the Bl-‘.L'l‘ and Fl'.UlD to many
who have been likewise sull'cring from Neuralgic atibctions.
l‘bcy have tried. them, WITH HAPPV RI-‘.8Ul.TS, l BEl.ll-IVE, IN-
-zri-ziiv c.\si:.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBh1ll'l‘ W. LANDlSi.
DR. CHR~lST.'lE’S
GALVANIC NECK-LACE
is used for all complaints ziifecliiig the Threat or llead. such-
.is Broiicliitis, liilhiniiiiatioii of the Tliroat, Nervous and Sicl:
llcadaclie, l)l'I.‘l.lll8SS of the Head, Nciiialgia in the Face,
3""-'/-5"!-{ 01‘ lloariiig in the ldars, Deafness, which is gene-
rally Ncrvons, and llial. distressed complaint, called Tic‘
Uolorcux.
Palsy and Paralysis.
rpm, i,(,,.,,,_Q,.,.,,,] ],,m]V bplonrrinq to (ZMXLCINED I’LAS'l‘El't, for linisliiiig . . . i . . . ,
I I ' . ' . ' ‘T ‘ . ‘- .'-ilttl S'llI.~:f't(:ll£‘.li “l\’(‘.l1 ll) till. ,1 )1--use. It com )1-159,5 eyep r "1-ficle . 9 _ . V _ V All pliysiciaiis acl'iiowlerl«re ll at tl .- t r"ll d'. .
_ A-T:ll'l1GS Hytllil, Slllltltetl In the \’lllllg8 Of “mils; C0ll5Lilllll_Y Oll llllllll. tlt ‘ ' :1 -__- l .l,,,‘(‘[ (.h”d,.e”7s \2.(,.". ‘vi!-h E‘) I l . 0%‘ l($(:“_s and mm C0n“.de””.ir l ecolnlneml It l0 l”) fl lelld-‘ are caused by a I1(:[lCi\!!llCy Q/‘j\'ert'ints }i.'(ii:ii‘:,vyeiii‘ iliee ziifggfgg
Norwalk. a few rods north of the Episcollill -5'. 15- UL-VS l‘EI\D‘S- C. BETTS liaviiw sold his entire" ’. '. ‘ ' . ‘\.uDe's am ml" "ml the l’“bl”5- 10”” °"9"l"’m 5‘”""””- ”‘".”5~ ”"~ ‘-’”“'-“"-‘1’5 “"l"‘”'i° r\I'li<‘-103 hill supply thi:
- -~--—~—~—- ' " "‘ 511005 I" T-hell's?-=1-‘OIL lot‘ ladies and gentleman. _]_ ,\1_ J1gSui{UN_ ;l;;!**‘-ml Power. and 8 complete and entire cure lS am».
3 UL‘. ( 9
1300. Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Dn. t".iiiiis'rii: and his Agents willii
the last two years, which have iiecu eulirciy i'osiored.
{CC:’*‘ l}H'- A\‘I'Ht2\V J. l". 'l‘o.\ir:s of llrooklrn, N. Y., had nl
liccii able to walk :1 step for lll'.fll' four years’. and was so help-
less that he had tolic fed. The niosf celebrated pliysicians
gave him tip. ln tivc days after he comiiieiiceil \vearin'r
5!“-‘ ‘“\lo"~‘l-“H—‘ Bill-'1‘. i\'r:ci<i._u:i-2, «No Bll.\l.‘l>'.l.l-ITS, he walke-
acro:-= the room, and in lliree \vce‘.<s he hail peifectly re-
covered his health. Captain ‘l‘omc.- is seventy years of age.
DR. CHRlSTlE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS
ire found of vast service in cases of tfonvulsions or Fits,
w,'pasinoi|ic ltoinplaiiits, and geiieiiil Nervous Arfectiotis of-
the Head and upper extiemilies. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
and all iliseases caused by a deficiency of power or Nervous
ldnergy in the limbs or other mgnns of the body.
Tic DOl0I‘G1lX—8_.1l—d Neuralgia.
fruit. Also some other smaller houses in the , _ -,-__ ,_ _ _, N j _ _ , _ _
"l'~ (Y \ i ilv 1 0‘ um”) ’ b('dm‘l ‘ma (’m"'lm”’5 (mmiit. M’ Mn" Stock euibraces the «vre.'.test'variietc)’. is fresher w""k “"""'"”l""d '0 i‘3"'3 ‘he l“"5l 5"“5li“‘“°" 0" 50 £000 lletiltli as ct iresent. Yours &i-. Tl I ‘ t ' ‘
H ,,i::e. 1 3 .~ 0 . . lmssed. [16 [ms also 0“ hand it lmuuntul Spa“ 9 ' .5 _ H I . ' , __ ‘ _'_l b _ , _ _ I _ l - .~ .1038 ilreadliil and agoin/.iiig cpmp am s are uiivmeilzalely
A llll'l‘(‘.ll l"\lSON, Jldiitz/t2.s'ti‘al0/'. am n (F I I , I. . ‘ . , . I I and iicwcr in style. pattern. and make. than Ple '"°”€".l '1" '“l 0"-“B3 "l l 9 le"(l‘l.Y ""“”“""l- 93 S. E. SE YMOR E. "elm-“'-ll “Y the "Pt'l"‘-9l'°'; "llllfi "‘,f’;'-‘-‘("5 3*”-"t",v *"*‘°'l"-M-‘*1
‘ ' ' ' P. ) con 101 S 0' SIX sizes W ll(: 1 1!‘. WI . - ' ' ‘ ‘i ' ' - . . ; ,9 ‘);]irinn (0119 ‘I —l 1- . . V‘ _ _ no l«'i.uio. The Bell diliises tie '.cc ricity irougi the
'”‘Y ‘-‘""‘t'.l 57"” m be lbllllll 7 f0ls -Ill-ll0l'gl‘ ‘ I *3 n my be“ m‘m"H‘ 1 he -13" Prepared and sold, wliolesale and retail. by srstein; the i\*eci.im-.e has a local en'ec.t.ami the Fluid acts
l'Ves/port, April 3:1.
To E"armers.
ORSE-l_?.A.l{lCS. superior pattern, Uorse
E7 and Ox Plouglis. Kiniball’s Si-ytlies,
Lau‘isoii’s Common Suaths, Grain Cradles and
Sizytlies, llay l<‘orks. l\]anure Foi'ks, llocs.
‘Rak(-is, Rifles, Scythe-Stones. O.\'-Scrapers‘,
(l*‘oot.’s inake,) Iron Scoops, 6:6-, jI1.’~‘f. I‘Pc@lV(c<l
and for sale by \V ;\'l. C. S'1‘l{EE'l‘-
No/‘wal/.‘, Jimc 18[]L, 1850. .
Mgfiiflfilz INSTRUMENTTS
And Depot ofBronze Powders.
V HE sulis(:i'ibe.i'. Iiuporter and Miiiiiifait:tiii'-
_ er. keeps cotisla ally on hand the largest
iissorlinciat ol }l'IIisic(t/. ].Il.S'/.I'll'ITct'7l/S of every do
.~‘:cnip' ion inthe Uniteil Siatcs,also liroir/.i>. Pow-
der, ofall colors and quali'liosnl"tlie liest. Gt-.i-inan
maniil"actui'e,])uicli :\Ietal.li‘loreiice Lcal‘Golil,
and Ultra-'.\'lariiie Blue, and which he will sell
on reasonable terms. Store-keepers are re-
sell wliolesale and retail at the lowest N. Y.
pt‘l(:PS- He has been oiigiigeil in manufact.i.iring
for that market, and feels assured that country
merchants and others inierosieil in the business
will find it to their advantage to purchase of
him. as new stock only andsucli as he can war-
rant is used by him. Jobbing done as usual at
the lowest rates. All orders thankfully re-
ccived and punctually alteiided to.
South Norwalk. Sept. 24th, 1849.
w . Bilseiil,
E" AS removed to the corner store under the
his stock is extensive, his sales keep pace,
and frequently run f:iraliear.l of his best ellbrts
to sultbly llie demand. The secret of his suc-
cess iii this matter is perhaps to be found in
the elegance of l‘.is wares, but inore probably
in their cheapness, which givcs dispatch and
facility to sales. If Sadlery \Vare is wanted
by the trade, they never fail to call on Swan;
for he sells at‘city prices. Carriage \Vhips.
forinstance, are sold at iiiaiiufactui'ers' prices.
l*Ivorv:ii'ticleiii the line may be found at this
establi.-liinent. Sti'iingci', give him a call, and
he will more than confirm what is here said.
\VM. B. SWAN.
Norwalk, July 15. 1850.
Lockwood. Height &. 00.,
Agcnls for the .\'iilc'o/
4 lSK’S PA'l‘EN'l‘ t\lE'l‘ALL[C BURI-
- AL-CASE, which, being enameled both
without and within. is rendered perfectly air-
and-'\‘ater-tiglit, as a desirable article for pro-
teciing the dead, for orilinary interinent.. for
ilemeii‘s braiii-h will be conducted by Mr.
Cha’s Field. (late of Broadway. N. Y.)
Cl‘lAR.LES FIELD.
E. LE(i‘rR.AND HENDRICKS.
Norwalk. Dec. 3, 1849.
40 Yaids of (3-4 \Vhite Canton Msitting,
at 31cts. per yard. of superior qual-
ity: for sale at MOULTON’S.
Wcslport. Jlfay '20.
For Sale,
PAJR of first-rate \Vorkiiig Oxmi. En-
quire of E. ULMSTEAD.
Normal/.7, Ju-ac 1050
Washing Fluid.
L\VOOD’S \VASHlNG l.i‘LUID for
sale by \V. E BISSELL.
Oil Casks.
49
Canton Matting.
A. B. 65 D. SA;\D-5, Druggists and Clieniists,
100 Fulton street, corner of \Vi|iiani, New
Y0l'li- SUM =llS0 by Druggists generally.
tlirougliout the United States and Canadas.
Price $1 per bottle; six bottles for 35. For
sale by JOHN A. \VEED.
Salt-Grinding.
URE Ground Salt,of an excellent quality
for butter and the dairy. Inquire at the
store of S. E. Olnistead, or of the siibscri‘wi'.
24 I. CAMP.
Congress Water.
7 [IE SUl.‘SC|‘ll)€‘-1‘ will keep constantly on
hand, during the season, a supply of
Congress \Vater, fresh from the spi'in_<_z.
JOHN A. \VEED.
‘E:fi_AY-RAKES, SCYTH E-SNA'I‘l‘lS &c.
at; OLi\]S'l‘l£AD’S.
directly npoii the atlhctcil nerve.-i. in these distressing afllic.
tions the application Nl:3Vl:2lt FAILS.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are alw_a'ys caused
by a ilimiiigciiieiit of //ie .\'eri-es. The Bi;i.1'. Biiiici»:i.i-:'rs AND
l-‘Loin will cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
op] the patieiit, or how conlirineil the complaint. Numerous
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.
Many hundred Certificates from all parts ol the country
of the most extiaorilinary character can be given, if required.
No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of,
DR. CIIllIS1'!h"S G./1I.V..-TNIC ./IIl’l'ICI.ES, 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 /iiglily pleizsiml and agreeable. They can be sent
_ lo_any part of the country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each-,_
The Magnetic Fluid, one Dgna,-_
03- The articles are accompanied by full and plain dire;-,
lions. Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of am
authorized Agent. '
PARTICULAR, CAUTION.
03- Beware of Caunleifeils and lVorlIile:s Iniiliilions.
- ' D. C. MOREHEAD, M. D.
GENERAL AGENT FUR 'l‘HP‘. |lNI'l‘l".D S'l‘A’l!ES,
Three Dollars,
Two Dollars. 4
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Counter Scales.
FOR Stile by WM. s'rRr.i«‘.T.
petition. 19 May .5.
. UTA BAGA SEED, of‘ last yé:ll"9
growth, for sale by
J. .-t._\via;r; D.
Wanted
OURNEYME N, on Boys’ Fudge Brogans,
9 at Fli'élLD & llEND.RlCK'S,
HE subscriber has now on hand a full as-
sortment ol'purre wines and Spiritous Li-
quors, which will be sold at low rates for inedi-
cii:al pin-pose.-5 on/_I/. .l. A. \VF E D.
oL.:.\1s'rEAo's.
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growth, at
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JOHN A. Vlfiizeo.
Stzun ford, by Loci,-WOOD,
Such is the wonderful and:
Norwalk Chronicler