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New ARRANGEIVIENT. L.
To Sluice effect on and after T/Vcclnesday,
- April 24/12, is50.
rill’. ‘Earl-I E‘. Eaven Reiiread
Norvvalk Savings Bank.»
O'l‘[Cl£ is hereby given that deposits will
be received by the t.i'easurei' at the Fair-
tield County Bank, from 10. to 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from 2 to 4 o‘clock, P. V1. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, Thursdays and Fri-
days. and on Saturdays from 10 to 19 A- M.
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. Per-
sons wishing to make loans are requested to
lian-fl" a written application to the treasurer,’
_..._.._._... ............._._..._..- .....
rdr Sale.
,_ A valuable homestead of. 26$ acres of
5 land, formerly the residence of Jared
Ayres, in New Canaan. On it isa good
two story divelling-house, barn, and other out
buildings, and a fine orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. Also, 27 acres offiiie
‘.iniber land. 3,’; miles north-west. of Norwalk
Bifidge. Also, six ac"es of wood and timber
land lying one mile north of New Ca iiaan vil-
lage. Also t.wo acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of \Vatts Comstock. Esq. in New
Canaan. For further particiilars enquire of
the sub.-'criber at the residence of \Vm. Drum-
mood. New Canaan.
EBENEZER CARTER.
- New Canaan, June 14, 18.50. "‘9t‘.25tf
Farm for Sale.
The subscriber offei-s for sale a fiirin
of sixty acres of good land. with a lttget
modern built. dwelling lio:1se.and on
as thereon, cligibly sit.nated about one
i.iilu‘in,_
iziile froin the village of New Canaan, and live
from the steamboat landing and Rail Road De-
pot at Norwalk. 1t commands on extensive
and beautiliil view of the surrouiiding country
and Long lsland Sound.- lt is well watered.
' N'l‘lL t‘-irther notice trains will leave N.
York. l'ri_im ‘.29 Canal st. for Norwalli at ._ _ ‘_ g
7.15 and 9 A. .\'l., at 3. 4.and 5.50 P. NI. . _ - _ I J -_ - g ‘g - Stillll'lgil_ll"l01]lIl’ and security. T
_ Leave New Haven for Noi-walk at 6.15 and " ~x\efi§ b- ' E“? — “ . ~ V T. VVARNER, JR., reasurer.
9.50 A. M. and at 1.10, 4,30. fm<l8.10. P- M. .__ \ —,_ ‘ " ‘ - Noi'\vall<, Dec. 3, 1849.
Leave Norwalk for New Haven at .9336. —
and 11.5 A. 31., and at 4,55. 6,1”. and 8.05 E] A,‘ g H
1. . ~ , _ __
P. M. the 8.05 train goes no farther than
Bridire iort. - ,-
IJ;tlVl'6 Norwalk for New York at 6.16. '7'.‘2(i -A/aw Ifawwss and Saddle ‘E3l"abhSh7nent' .
and 11,5 A. M ., at 2.16. 5,50. and 9.22 P. M. HE subscriber having had an iippai'tinent titted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
R. B. MASON. Sioperi/ztcmltinl. invite the ill"-l'.elll1l0l) of tliel publlifz to ll‘?/"1e:\lel];‘JlV61 llSS(;;'1ll1ellll'. oé Satldlesl, I‘;t|||'l18SSf3S.
., _-‘ Trunl's Valices, Carpet Bags. 3 ats, mugs, tips. i|S1G5- M5105. ul'I'yc0InJS._ Nl|n_m'6S
$?RE‘§3G" Ggfifia etc. which he has constantly on hand. He has on hand sevei'zi l setts of ‘very light single
'[‘[-]13 :ul)gc]'il)er having [.],,,-M55, comhining neatness with durability. Every article in his lineot business may be liad
e!1'Ht‘§It’d and 1"‘-ill-*8ll W5 at this establisliment. of the very best materials and style of woi'kin:inship. at prices which will
n- ‘ 1|‘ now ma(e it con. : ' . , mers. ' rs‘ -‘nvr done in a neat and substantial manner.
\\, ST I0.” 5 not l-tll to satisfy custo , <31 . 111 5
’ venient for lieepinga la rge Just received a. lot of Bulliilo Robes, Blankets, &c. ‘ ‘
(N 9 "T stock, and a great. v=iriel'_y No]-walk, Nov. 1, 1849. ll‘ - BRADLEY-
‘- of diIl'erenI kinds of goods. '
.‘.>~:-=3; Our rent and otlierexpens-
__ ‘ :
For the Removal and Permiiiie t Cure of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,
And of those Cnniplaints which are caused by an impaired. '
weakened or iiiiliealtliy condition of the
N ERVOUS SYSTEDI-.
This beiiiitifiil and convenient application of the l'nyI--
terions powers of G:\l.VANlS.\l and i\'lAGNE'l'lSM, hu-
beeii proiioiiiiceil by distingiiislied physicians, both in Europe-
and the United States, to be the most valuable uiediciiial div
cut-cry of Ilie .322. '
-.2
and has upon it a fine orchard of grafted trees
in a bearing state. Said farm is replete with
every convenience. and is ofl'ered for sale on
fivorable terms. For further particulars, en-
quire of J. M. CARTER, Norwalk, or the sub-
scriber near the premises.
\VlLLlAi\I DRUMMOND.
New Canaan, June 17, 1850. 2.5
For Sale, .
COTTON FAC'l‘ORY, near the vil-
.; ‘age of \Vestport, Conn., 40 by 90 feet,
i,,,,,;,,g 1-350 spindles, 30 looms, and other
oecessm-y machinery, for the nianulacture Ol
pi-inted goods;—a new watier-‘wlieel put in a
l'ew months since, dwellings for eight; or ten
families, and 5 acres of land connected with it,
all in good order. _ _ _ _
Also 487 shares (constitutiiig a n1fl_|‘0l'liyl of
the stock of the Richniondville Maniilactiiring
Co. This property consists of‘ large stone
building 40 by 90 feet, having superior \ ‘aler-
power, mansion house. and several other small-
:-i- dwellings, barn, shop, &c., together with
13.3 acres of good land. Also the machineiy.
tools, &c., in the mill. lts location on tlre
line of ihe N. Y. & N. H. Railroad makes it
a very desirable place l'0' any kind ol liusiness.
' Also a iarge mansion house in the village re-
wmiy occupieil as a store and dwelling, well-
i,,c;tt:;,d fo - a public boarding-lioiise. .
Also the homestead place. fl C0|1V6lllP»"l
hguse, hm-ns, carriage-house, an micel-
ls-nt orchard, with a great variety of fruit.
\,.i,,.ui,i,e,.Y, &c., together with ‘25 acres of very
!-i:l[)el'l0l"l2ll1(_l; a pleasant situation a little east
my me village on the Coiin., t.urnpil;e. A‘ so
2-bout.10(lacros of land in lots in the vicinity.
‘ . . I ‘ ‘T -
This property is on the line ol the _ N. X . 6.
N‘. H. R.ttllI‘0t\Ll, within two hours of N. Y.———
-“ Ofive,.,,(] to close an estate, and will be (lis-
puced of on very f.ii'oi'iible teiins. Apply to
-,-v 1
v estport, Ct. _
A. HUTCHlt\SON, _AcZm’r.
Jfarch. 5. 135i)-
Euilding Lots for Sale.
iiiii THE subscriber ot'i“ei's for sale tliree
3-.=i'lilng lots pleasantly situated on the Mci'\viii
Place alnut =1 q'iarter of a mile below llw
'=i:-iilze; also. a lot with a new dwellnéfl liousc
_’-lillltllllg tliereon. Also, a house ant lot situ
mat at Five Mile River. item‘ the L'«Imlm.:--_—
.\‘;-.ve.nty-live per cent. of t.lie iiioni.-iy can reniaiii
on bond and ll10l'i‘g?l9.“ l”|' *1 l“’l'”l ‘ll .V"'""S'
- 1 7; 7
Empiirte, Oi CHA l‘.-S RAE
" I ' » ' - I‘ 1 x ")_ "-57
Noiwiilk. [lo ive Mile Riven] DH» ~l- 1-l0-
'l‘AN-NERY ‘FOR SALE.
1'3.‘-’e.Z=.2e‘='.“::-.9 ii}:-.*-;=~r.3.=;z-t‘-_=,.*
. FOP. sale at it bargaiii.—‘l‘l:;e si.ilisci'i
i '-i'. conteiiipliitinga removal tothe Vi ("-SI.0lll-‘l'.~
71.? Sale his l'aam aizd tziiiiiiwy sittiatcil in Ne-vi
.'-‘:“.'5
l’ '3 1 I
"'-naan about ii mile and ii l1till~i.l‘0tll the villa_<._i<-.
=-.a:l about four lllllt-‘-5 l'roni N0l'“"‘”‘ li.”,"“"'e'-"
"file {'arm consists ol"abc-nt. 40 acres ol lii'st—iati
i., ,,,i with ,1 gooil two story ilwelliiig-lioiise, bar;
;:}‘;‘I 0ihp,1- l<inili_l'ings tliereon, and woiilil be 2:
n I '
‘;;;l);§t desirable place for a larmer or iiietrnainit:
‘Hm tannery at which there is now doing a tirsi
,.,i(. i,,,S‘,,,e;g in that line will be sold scpiiiati
wgm the fimn as desired by the piircliasci-.
i-‘i:i'ft:i'tl1ei' pa rticiilars enquire ol D2ll'lllR'Sl
.','.,‘hn, New Canaan, or of Chas lsaacn‘. i\0l'-
..,_,;i;_ DARlUS S. A1 RES.
"3
New Canaan, Jan. 9, .550. o
Est: “Sale.
THE S|.ll)SCl'll)f~‘l'.0l'l~8l'S for sale hit
lioinc.stcai;l. consisting oi‘ a lirst-rate two
--r.w—..i\5.5l0l'Y dwelling liousc. witli anew bat n
.'El.“.l UliiPl'Olllli-lltllltllllgs, (all in good l'e|):t|l‘) with
~:'oni' and it half acres of as good land as can he
li)!,lll(l in the county, and some 69 Ol‘ 70 well
::-:soi'ted young and tlirilly l'ruit. trees. consisting
of apple,'pear,'plum and cherry varieties. most
-'l' them in a bearingcomlilioii. Said propert_\j
i~: situated upon the Norwalk and D:iiil)iii'y
mad 4.1, miles from the l'ori'nei' place. anil 6
miles from the 1‘. Y. & N. H. Railroad dcpot
and Steamboat Landing at South Norwalk.
where communication can be had with the city
at almost. all hours of the (lay. l’nsseS>‘l0H
ejiven on the 1st of April next or immediately
it l'P(]Llll'P.(l. GEO- H. RANDT1l‘:.
‘iVilton. Dec. 1. 1849. 49
F93 SEALE.
The homestead lately lielonging lit
». !k.laines \V. Hyatt, situated in the village cl
.\lorwalk. ii few rods north of the Episcopal
Cliurcli. It is :1 first rate place for a mechanic.
having upon it :1 good dwelling House, Shop.
liarn. dcc. and will be sold at :1 great bargain.
For tei'iiis, apply to
VVM. S. LOCl\’\VOOD,
Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 12, 1849.
For Sale
A large and convenient dwelling-liouse.
, ;‘ with store attached——welI-located for
__éi3gl§}$ul)nsiness. with counters, shelves, &c..
.‘;c., in the village of \Vestport, Conn. Also.
the homestead place where Capt. H. Allen.
formerly resided, comprising three acres ol
and well stocked with a variety of excellent
lruit. Also, some other smaller houses in the
village. Apply to
A. A. HU'l‘Cl-llNSON, Aclministrator.
lVes/port, April 3:1.
t{6
To E'armers.
'g_ ORSE-R.Al{l£S. superior pattern. Horse
1 and Ox Ploughs. Kimball‘s Scytlies,
'l.anison’s Common Snaths, Grain Cradles and
$4-.ytlies, Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Hoes.
l~2—_aL:cs, Rifles, Scytlie-Stoiies. Ox-Scrapers,
(l“oot:’s make,) Iron Scoops, 850., just received
es are no more with a l.ii'ge stocli tlmn Wllll 51
small one, and our expenses are so much less
than they can be made in cities, that we can
afl'oi-rl gomls lower than city trade can possibly
all'ord. \Ve buy all our goods For cash, and
our inott:o is, “ large stock, large sales, and
small profits.” Now. it you want l):ii'g;iiiis call
on us. \Ve have within the last week added
to our stock, so that we now have the laiigest
stock d all kinds of goods that we have ever
known in Norwalk.
W'ATCHl£S AND .lE\VELRY.
\Vc have gold watches froin twenty tire to
seventy-live dollars. Silver do. for about one
half of their l'ormei‘ prices. \Vatclies of all
kiiirli repaired. and all kinds of eiigriiving done
in the best possible style by L. Clark. Go'd
cliains, keys. pencils, pins, riiigs. locl-Lets, beau-
tiful liracclcts,silvercombs,thimbles,belt slides,
new l.Ol‘l’.l1111l)t(‘.tttl fir ladies and gentlemen.
FANCY GOODS.
Arcordeans, wiili instrui.-lion books; india
iuhber balls for cliildrcn ; ‘clocks for $2, look-
ing glasses from one shilling to 556; stecl
beads, clasps, friiigcs, &c.; gold and silver
spcctat-les. tea wait'.ei‘s, riizors, strops, new
lot English and Aiiitwit-ziii pocket knives, do.
scissors. &c. '§?e§"€313.e'ItS &c.
' arge lot of Ladies’ and G_eiitleinaeii’s
\Vallel‘s or Portnionies. new Fashion, and
cheaper than before oll"ei'i-d in market. Large
lot of 'l‘oilotte and Shaving Soaps. vi-my cheap,
l-lair and Tooth Brushes. l-lair Pin; Hair
Oils, something new and hcautit'u_l.
Silver Ware.
‘_, Te have the largest lot of Silver Spoons,
' lluttcr Kiiives, Beef l4‘orks &c.. that
we have ever oll'ei'e(l.
ty of Plated G'O’)‘lS,i'lll(l Engi-zived at the same
price You will save 35. a selt, iy buying 0
as. Cake Baskets, Tea-Pots. Snul'l'ei's and
Tray Candlesticks.
-LAUPS. etc.
gggfe have made iii'i':iiigeiiieiits for keepinsz
/ the ll!l'g€‘>'t lot. of Lamps and fixtures
ever kept in Norwalk. ()il, Oamphene and
li‘liiid Lamps. ilall Lainps, painted and plain,
‘Ill kinds of \Vlck (lhiss. L\’.c.
‘Vt’. \\".)l3lil invitic attention to our 'P»iii"iiinL'
l*‘lui<l.as the mo-‘t lieiiiiiiliil light produced.
Fluid for sale at (is. per gallon. Call and see
if all we sav is true. C. 3. DlSl2’ ROVV.
I
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i 04.3 iZvg'_
OC'I§'.\VOOD & SON,
BOOKSELLERS, P[.'l3LlSHERS, AN!) l.\IPORTERa
411 Brozulwny, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot oi‘ the New York and New-
llavcn l’.aili'oud Coiiipztiiy.
‘1 ALClNlCD PLASTE R, for tinisliing
’w:ills, constantly on hand. at
E. U L .\l."'l‘EA. D‘S.
" Stoves at South ElL'orwa1k.'
E,‘ H. NA 811 liasjust received a laigeand
a valuable assortment of cook and parlor
-stoves. with the latest improvements. and which
tor utility, beauty and cheapness cannot be sur-
passed. lle lnis also on hand a beautiful spec-
imen of coal boils of six sizes which he will
sell wholesale and retail at the lowest N. Y.
pt'icPS- He has been engaged in manul'act.uring
for that market, and feels assured that coiiiitry
mercliaiits and others interested in the business
will lind it to their advantage to purchase of
him. as new stock only andsuch as he can war-
rant is used by him. Jobbing done as usual at
ilie lowest rates. All orders tliankfully re-
ceived and punctnally attended to.
\Ve have every varie-'
Ev1e.m:i.fe.c't~uve:r
_ ADDLES, Harnesses, 'l‘riinks, Valices. C
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, VVc-,b'o, Saddlery
N. B. Harnesses 72zanufizct2w'e(l to
tlliem 3, Swan,
l/Vest Side the Bridge, nearly op].i0sii‘e the ]\®ru.'aZ/.3 Hotel.
eiacl Dealer in
iii-petliags, Satchels, \Vliips. Mutts, Brushes_.
\Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. &c.
order. farms fav07'aZ)Ze.
WI
ll
..I“” L
J‘. EVE. $mit1a’s E_:—'§ar‘b1e Yard,
Nair the B ridge, Norical.’.". C0779?-
l'lPULCll RAL Monuments and Grave.
Stones of every variety of patterns, and ot
the most skill'u'l workmanship. The best as-
sortnient of American and Foreigii Marble,
kept constantly on hand.
Persons wishing to procure Monuments or
any kind of Marble \Vork,:ire invited to calland
give a personal inspection of his material and
workniaiiship, as this will be more sat.isliict.oi'y
than to purchase ofAgeiits without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
tracted for.
‘ uZ?§P'l‘lic Lettering and Ornamental work is
executed by an cxperieiiceil workinan and can
warrant it to give entire siitisliictioii.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848.
Protection Ensiarence fie.
Of'HARTFORD. Co.\';\'.
Capital $‘.B00,000——-ll/'i.’/z Pr7't'ilcg‘c to In.-
crcasc I0 I*Iu.(/' a tliillirivi.
g, ILLlA.\.I c. ._"‘l‘l‘-tl«Z'l<1'.l.‘, liaviiigreceived
the agency of the above iiaincil Compa-
ny in now prepai'cd to insure llouscs, Stores,
Hills.l1‘actories,liarnsandthettoiiteiitsofcaicli
together with every other species of property
FOR 3.53%? YGRKI
REGULAR TRlPS FOR THE SEASON
THE Sloop MARY XVILLIS,
L Capt. \Villis J. Merritt, having coin-
///, i'L_ menced her regiilai'ti'ipsl'oi'thcseasoii
-_._,:_.=}';.’-._—,\\'ill leave N0i'\\':ilk,east1sidetlie bridge
every '.l."ucsday Evening, and New York every
S-aturtiay.
Any one having business with the Packet
Office during the absence of the vessel. can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of '\Viii. L. Quin-
ard, on the Dock.
\VlLLIS J. MERRITT.
Norwalk. March 31. 1849. 13
s L o e E 5* U E. E A ,
CAPT. G. GRUMMAN,
At Five Mile River.
THE subscrilii-rs take this oppor-
tunity to retiirn tlianks to those who
1;] , have patronized the above boat. Lllll'ltl_S
,tlie past. year. l-luring seciired the
s:-i-vices ol" the well known and expeiieiiceil
Capt. G-. (_§i'i.inini:iii, they hope to give full sat-
isthctioii to lliose who may liivor them with
lreiglit either to or from New York. The
Sloop will coiitinne to run as l'orincrl_\'; leaving
every 'l‘ue.=-day night for New Yo;-'.t, l'(|.iu|'l)'t[]:u
every Saturday, from Foot ol' "Pike Sti'ei-t.
L. T)il}BLE & CO.
Five Mile River, April 22,1850.
gt
5/ l
lf\'(}l“ilil lllll-2i‘i=8:1l1 Rat E‘-1:-;tci'iiiinal:oi'.
A sa Fe and positive l'(‘.m(‘.(l_\‘.
_'l"his article is no humbiig or
lllll)‘)Slll()ll, but one of the
inost sale and etl'ectual Rat
uxt'ei'iiiimitoi'sevei'iiiveiit(-il.
./]grn'nst- Loss or Do./ring-c by z'7z'7'c.
The rates ol'premiiim otl”crcd, are as low as
those ofany othcr similar inst.itiit.ioi:.anil every
man has now an opportunity,l'or a trii'lingsu.iu
to protect liiiiiseltiiigiiiiist’ this dcsti-ii<:tive cle-
=neiit. whicli often in ii single hour, sweeps
iway the carniiigs ofso many years.
ltlis lllCLlllll)(‘.lll on all per.-roii.-i applying for it
5'1‘.-.llé.’.\\'illl_.‘vl' policy on liiiildiiigs, to ini'orin the
igent. of all changes in and zilioiit‘ the pi‘:-iiiiscs
lered unprodiu-tire by new inveiitioiis, iisci.-I-X
less by cliziiigcs in l)LlSlll(‘S5S, as no iii.~::n'ziiicc
ifiice is bound by thcir policy. to pay any iiiore
tlia ii the casli value of property, at the time or
ts ilost:'iii*tion.
Norwiilk. Jan. 1, 1-EH9.
(til.
i;, URE lileaclieii sperm, solar, elepha it and
" rcliiierl whale hiinp oils. of the very best
iualities, for sale by 44 \V C.STl.1El§’l‘.
A eenemezz,
Beet: Setter.‘ and Binder,
EEAS just returncil from New York with a
.\Ii.-cellziiieoiis Books. Also, ii large assortnient
ol'Statioiiei'y, including Blank Books. Eoolscap,
‘.'.’lll(‘ll he will sell clieaper than they can be
houglit For at any otherstore in this vicinity.
and siitisliiclicii giveri to all.
‘1 C. Bl<l'l"l‘>l, liaving sold his entire
1 o stock of C-'a/is to Mr. H. C. Ranilln,
and patrons to call upon H. C. Randle, at his
store, No. 15 Main st., where, he doubts not
they will tind goods and prices to stilt.
E ECKE R38 Varina, Tapioca. S sgo. Ver-
_ macella. Maccaroni. Pearl Barley, Corn
S/arch, a superior article, 0Xl)l'(’..>Sl_V l'--r pud-
dings. For sale at BlSSELL’S
Swaiifs Estabhisment
( FFERS the greatest attraction, in his
line, of any one of the kind in the coini-
'hat iiici'ea.se the li:i7ai'il; or on niacliiiioryi'i-ii-.
Letter, and Note Paper, eiivelops, Slates, &c.,_
would i'espectl'i.illy Invite his former liieiiils.
tilt is belicvi>tl to be tho nc )2/us til/rt! oi‘ all ex-
;*'_<H'm|i‘zHl0l'-:~‘. and will extcrininate rats and init-t-
gilt)!!! dwelling-liotises, s‘oi'o.~‘. _1i'iiiiories. vessels,
;C\'.c. wl15‘.:c\‘ei* it is ll~'(-sol. Rats and mice eat ll
li'cadil_v. and are not lil-zcly to die in the build-
liiig. l"or t'i.ii'tlici' iiiliii'iii:iti(>ii ask for it ciri.-ul:fi'
’ to be l‘.-ail ot the tlg"l1l'.'~‘. gratis. Pi'i(:(3..‘37{-.. and
Int) cents per box’. Sold wliiilr-stile and retail at
lilltl lli'H1t:l'Hil otlitze Jlti .loli2i st. N. ,Y.. and VV.
‘ " - H ~ Y .
:>i':..l:-l.\'>Tt‘ll, :\ orwall-1: at r. W ordin and T. Lm-il_
:;‘i'itigt.-ii(p't; Rn.-'\vell Hoyt, Stiiiiiliiiml; J. \V.
ayl or, ii’ estport .
3 T- R. H lBl3ARD, Agent.
Ii‘-.°».*.';’«:.3».%.~‘-t>t7a.EZ‘.: Gemetery.
"I‘g"‘ll-l.lC public are lrci'eliy notified that the
.3. grounds of the i\orwalk CenicteryAsso-
ciation are new laid out and that the lots are
lot‘ sale.
Pci'soiis wishing to procure lots inay apply
to Evert Qlll!li:l‘l‘(l. \VVm. C. Street. or the sub-
scriucr. S lLl’HlLN OLMS'l‘l)AID.
7 b'ec:'ctai'y.
I\orwalk. Dec. 10. 1849. 50
l<‘R.ESll SUPPLY or iTJsu'roN.
J.’ 'Cl.JIXl'{1{. 56 CO’S Gl.CNUl.NlC COD-
L.l\'liI.l‘t ()lL,just received and for sale by
John A. \Vecd.
Beet, Shoe, Leather and Find-
_ mg Store.
_ HENRY HANDES renews again
§?'%“*"’ hisacknowletlgments to the public and
filiis l'riends for t.licir generoiis,patronage
new anil valuable collection ofScliool ands during the yam p;1si,;mil lmpesto hm;-ii, ,1 D "n.
interrupted continuance of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long maintained with
' this community. He will be found now at his
; new stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs,
lwliere he will be happy to see, andserve his
:1-7’?':’litiiil<s ol all kinds, bound in his usiizillyihld ['1-lends and the ’mi,iic_ The Ch,".,,C,e,. of
neat and durable style, at extremely low rates, I his work is mo well known to need ,1 word of
lpraise. It comprises every article of men's
‘and children’s wear, with l:’»ubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman.
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
quantity. suited to the wa'nts ofthe craft.
Norwalk,.lan. 1,1849. 18
-Beets. Shoes and Rubbers.
Fields & ll-{lE1tli'lcliS,
i7 ' A70. 13 Ilfain SI. ,_ _
g%:'7'OULD respectfully invite the citizens
. of Norwalk and vicinity to visit their
9-flilllllslllllelll which will at all times be for-
nislietl with every description of goods for
ladies’ and geiitleincifs wear, and at prices that
cannot fail to :lllt the pui'cliasers. The siib-
ty. For beaiily of workmanship, richness
and taste in the fitting and mounting of Har-
nesses, he has long stood unrivaled. llis
Stock, embraces the gre.'.test varicty. is freslieri
and newer in style, pattern. and make, than;
.any country store to be found; for, altlioughl
his stock is extensive, his sales keep pa3e,l
ii ml freqiiently run far ahead of his liest gt't'ort.s
to supply the demand. The secret. of his suc-
cess in this matter is perhaps to be Found in
the elegance of his wares, but more probably
in their cheapness. wliicli gives 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 \Vliips,
sci'ibei's are also nianiil'acturiiig all kinds ol
:1 dis‘. geiitleiiieii’s and cliililren's work. All
Work warr:int.ed to give the best satisfaction or
the money in all cases will be readily rettirneil.
Repaiiiiig done in the best manner. The gen-
tle-ineii‘s brani-h will be conducted by Mr.
Cha’s Field. (late of l3i'onrlw.-iy. N. Y.)
Cl-lAR.LES FIELD.
E. LEGRA ND HENDRICKS.’
.Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849. 49
4.00
Canton Matting.
Yaids of 6-4 \Vliite Canton Mattin_<.z,
at 31cts. poi’ yard. of siiperior qual-
g ”"‘>‘E‘ 2,, a‘\'_'\:._\‘;‘il"\;‘.«‘.‘s".> 3; __
if-,-gJ_..g"§‘1”»I‘1"~3ii' -YO
En Quart Bottles.
For I/I-e ’)‘(‘7)lOi"CZ[ and yvcrimiiimi/,c117'e of all
Diseases at-2-i.sz72.g from an, "um;/we slate
aft/ii: B1001. or /tabil of tin: 3]/slcni.
A-n1OIl£ the many an iin;2i:i' ant dscoverers
of this geiieratioii is one \\-’ll(‘;.~‘6 liimc will
be written as with a sunbeam. in the liistoiv ol
SANDS SA RSAPARILLA stands forth
alone, and, by its own works, proclaims its
power—that mute eloquence so ii'i-esistilily at‘-
lcctiiig in the appeals of the sulleriiig for re-
liel', has been aiiswercd. Tliousiinds of cases
of disease have been cured by this invalnabli-
medicine, such as are not l'uriiislied in lllt‘
rccords of time. These things are not done
in secret places, nor in seine unknown town.
but are perl'oi'ined in our print-ipal cities and
piibiic places. They are brnuglit. lit-i"oi-e thc
world, no doubt. to snbstaiitiate, lit-yo id doubt.
the /icalingr rirlitcs of this preparatitin; and
the facts iiiilbldeil. though gigantic, are as paii.
as the liglit; of day.
The Sarsiiparillii is combined with the most
P-ill-cttnil aid, the most salutary productions
the most potent simples, of the vegeliililc king-
dom; and its ui‘iprcce(leiited siitcess in tin
restoration to hcaltli of those who hail loii;_-
pincd under the most disti'essing clironic m:ila~
dies. has given it an exiilteil cliai'actei'—~l'ui'»
nisliiiig. as it does. evidence of its own intrin
sic value, and rccomiiiciirling it to the alilicti-i.’
in terins the alllicted only can know. It ha.-
long been a mo.-t lll1pt)l'lilllltle$l(,l9i':ll'llm in tin
pi'acl.ii~e of mcdicine to obtain ii i't-.iii:rly simi
larto illlS'*0nt“, that would act on the liver
.vto:izuc/i :iiiil'bou'i3ls. with all the pi'ccisioii uni
potency of iiiiiieral prcparatioiis, yet wit.hoii'
any of their deleterioiis I Elects upon the vit: l
po\vci=s ol' the systein. Alt.liougli posscssetl f
powei l'u| licaling pi'opei't.ics. it is cntii'ol_y hiiriii
less. and will not iiijiirc the incst: ili-iiczilc con-
stitiition. \Vhcii in pi=.i'l"i>ct licsiltli, no i-ll'ci:t i.~
lli(lllli(fF‘.ll by its use, i-xcept an iiici'e:i.~‘e of ap
polite; but “lien disease is seated in th.
lrziiiie. and c:iri'yipg lllfil its victim along llll
path of life. l.l‘ien its iii_ystei'ioi.is ii‘illii<>iict-.i
liilt and seen; it enkiiitllcs new life and vigor
and brings health and strength to the siillicrin
sinil .lisi‘:ise(l
SCl'{.Oli‘U-LOUS AFl“EC"L‘lON OF‘ Tlll-.
1') Ylfirf.
\Vi.\'ciii-:s'ri-:i:, i\'y.. Oct. 29. 1849.
A. B. c\‘. D. S.\.\'i)s:-—-C-Ecritlmiia/22 1 \\'ou?i
not base presumed to write to you. it wa:
iiol my duty to let the public know the alino.-.
niiraciilous i-tl'ei.:t your S.-irs2ipai'illa has liar
upon me. My limbs were covered with 1.1
ccrons sores. so that l could not walk duriii;
the whole Spring aml Siiiiiincr. in this situa-
tion 1 coiinnciiccil the use of your Ssii'sap:ii‘il-
la. and alter inking two bottles was eiitii‘el_\
cured. l must. also tell you of another won
ilcrliil cure. My brotlior was afflicted witl
this scipfiila in his head so batlly, his physiciai
told him the loss of his sight: was 'z:cvit:ab|-.
and perinanent blindness sceineil t.o be his liitc
'l‘hi'ee bottles eiitircly i‘estoi'(-al his sight ; an
we cannot but i'econiineiid all who are siini~
larly atllictcd to Lise Sands’ Sarsaparilla.
Yours truly.
BENJAHIN F. l3UCKNER.
ITS POPULA HITY ABROAD.
Fiimi snu'rii Ai‘vIt2l€l(.'A.
.\lar.'icaibo, Vciii-zi.iel:i. April 12th, 1849.
Mi-zssiis. S.»\.\‘Ds——Gci2/leincn: I consitlcr it
a duty due to the public to make known lllt‘
great benefit I have rcci-iveil froiii using you:
valuable Sarsaparilla. About tlii'ec yea rs ago
l was attacked with Rlicuiiiatisin in my shout
ders, and also in my leg.-:. and so severe was
the pain. that. l was ii_nabli- to sleep. 1 tried
all of the best ineilicincs l could liearot". willi-
oiit receiving any lienelit, until. tliroirgli the
advice til‘ it liieiid, l prociiri—-tl some of your
Sai'saparilla, and.ai"tci' using totir bottles in thi-
course of lillecn days, l lbiind inyseff entirely
well. I have no liesitation in saying youi
Sarsaparilla is the best medicine I ever took.
and can conliileiitly recommend it to myfrieiids
and the public. Your obedient SPl'\’2llll.
J. M. JESURUN.
Here is another, nearer home:
New Yoiiic, Jan. 8. 1850.
Micssns. SA:\‘ns :—GcnIlcmrzn.-—l have gieat
pleasiire in acknoxvledging to you the great
benefit I have received from the use of your
Sarsaparilla. A subject oi‘ piilinoiiary disease,
I made a voyage to liuiope, but, while tliero.
contiiiucd to be afllicted. A few weeks alter
my return, I was seized with a violent licnior-
rliage of the lungs, and, from the deliility and
great prostratioii of strength that followed.
with the protracted difficuity if respir:it.ioii, I
am entirely relieved by the use of your Sarsa-
parilla, wbicli I consider a most important and
truly valuable discovery in the healing art. I
fl-el that l. have not for lburtecii yeai'sleii_joyecl
so good health as in present. Yours. (‘Sci-.
22 ‘ S. E. SEYMURE.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. B. (36 D. SANDS, Diwigglsts and Clieiiiists,
100 Fulton street, corner of \Villiam. New
York. Sold also by Druggists gt-.iierally,
llll‘0U_Ql10lll3 the United States and Canada-‘.
Piice $1 per bottle; six bottles for For
sale by JOHN A. “USED.
Salt-Grindinv.
_ URE Ground Salt,ol' an excellent. quality
Dr. GHRISTIEPS GALVANIG BELT
and
MAGNETIC FLUID,
is used with the most perfect and certain success in IB-
cases of -
GENERAL DEBILITY,
Sljrengtlieniiig the weakened body, giving tone to the voriout
organs, and invigorating
(jllA.\lP, PARALYSIS and PALSY, DYSPEPSIA or IN
the entire system. Also in l-‘ITS,
l)lGl*'.S'l‘l0N, Rlll:1Ui\lA'1‘lSM, ACUTE and CHRONIC,
GOUT. l£[’ll.l-JPSY, LUMBAGO, DEAFNESS, NERVOUS
'l'l{l"..\’lOllS. PALPl'l‘A'1‘lON OF THE HEAR'l‘, APOPLEXY.
i\‘l£URAl.GlA, PAINS in the SIDE and (}Hl!'.ST, LIVER
t,}().\lPl..-\lN’l‘. SPINAL COi\lPLAlNT. and CURVATURE
of the SPINE, Hll’ COMl’L_AlN'l‘, DlSl:‘.ASl!‘.S of the ‘(ID-
i\‘l~‘.\’S, l)l1‘.l«‘lClEl\’CY OF‘ Nliil’. VOUS and PHYSICAL
l£Nl".ltGY, and all NICRVOUS DISEASES, which complaint:
arise from one simple caiise—namely,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
{l{3- In Nl«‘.llVOUS C0.\ll’LAll\"l‘S, Drugs and Medicine!
increase the disease, for they weaken the vital energies of
the already prostrated system; while under the stranglin-
oniog, life-giviiig, vilali1.ing influence of (lalvnnism. an ap-
plied by this beiiiitiful and wonderfiil discovery, the ex-
riaiisleil patient and weakeiied sufferer is restored to former
health, slieiiglb, elasticity and vigor.
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Christie’s Galvanic Curatlves,
consists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
on/u-mil up_pIi‘ci.vIi'ini, in place of the usual mode of drugging
and pliysickiiig the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks hope-
lessly tinder the infliction. «
’I‘lie:y slrnigrlim Ilia iuliole system, sq-imlixe the ci-rculnli'oiI
of Ilie Iiliinrl, ‘]l)‘(l7IIO/B I/ie srcreliuiis. am! never do [in rliglilut
iiijiiry !l1lllf)' any r',i'i'i::i.7/isIniii:v.v. Since their introduction in
the United States, only‘ three years since, more than '
60,000 Persons
including oil ages, classes and coiiilitions, nniong Wlll(‘.:ll were
-.1 large nnnilier of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to
.\"eri~oiis i‘r.nipl-.iiiits, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
else hecii tried in vain E
To illiistrate the use of the GALVANIC BELT, suppose
the case of 11 person attlicted with that bone of civilization.
l)YSl‘l<'.l‘SlA, or any other tlhrm-.ic or Nervous Disorder. In
ordinary cases, stiinnlants are taken. which, by their action on
the nerves and muscles of the stomach, atliird temporary re- .
lief, but which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
injured faculties, alter the action thus excited has ceased.
.\‘ow compare this with the effect resulting from the appli-
cation ot the GALVANIC l5,lI2L'l‘. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer,
even in the worse symptoms of an attack, and simply tie the
Belt around the hotly, using the Magiietic Fluid as directed.
in a short period the iiiseiisiblc perspimtion will act on the
positive element of the Belt. thereby causing a Ualvaiiicbciil‘;
cnlation which will iass on to the iiewative, and thence ac
again to the positive,‘ thus keeping n7) 8 contiiiiioiis Galvanic
'.l')llll!ll(!ll tlirourrhint the systein. Thus the most severe
halsleq of l)\'Sl‘r1:’i'SllA are l’El{MA2\’l-'.N’I‘LY CUILED. A
t«‘l«:\V DA YS IS 0l<"l‘l‘1N AMPLY SUl<‘l¢‘lClENT T0 ERADI
t3A'l'l'l 'l'Hlt'. DlSli2ASl". OF‘ YEARS. _
ClEl?.'i‘llilll.l'l'llS AND 'l‘llS'l‘lDlllNlilliS
Of the inn.-:1 Uiidoubtcil Chnraclcr,
Froni all piii-ts oi’ the (,‘.ni:iitry could be given, sufficient to fill
every coliiiuii in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDENARY CASE,
which (‘.4IllL‘lll<lVel)' proves that h
“ Truth is stranger than Fiction ’~‘
C U R. E 0 F fit?
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dys
, _ '7.-, >1.»
Ill‘-IV. Dll. LANDIS, A ().LEll.GYNIA‘Nl’
-it‘ .\'eiv Jersey, of distiiigiiislied attaiiiinciits and exalted repu-
tation :-
SHIN!-ZY, New Jersey, July 1-2, I848.
Du. A. ll. l.‘iinis1~:=:——l)ear Sir: YOll~WlSll to know of me’
what ll?S lieen the result in my own case, of the applicutioi:
it 'l‘lll<2 GAl.l/A[\’l(J BELT AND NECKLACE. My reply
is as tiilloivs:
For about Iwrmly yerirs l hail been siitleriiig from Dys-
pepsia. l<'.ror_v year the syrnptoiiis bccziine worse, nor could
I obtain pcrinanent relicl from any course of medical treat-
ment wliatever. Alioiit fmirleirii _vc.:ii's since, in conseqiiciico
-it‘ frcqiieiit (:.‘tp<W‘.ll'€.' to the wcaliicr, in the iiiscliarge of my
pastoral duties, l became siiiiject to a severe Clirriiiic Rheu-
inatisiii, ivlilcli for year after year, caused me indescribable
mg-.ii=li. l<‘az-:lici*: in the winter of ‘45 and ‘-16, in conse-
quence of prcacliing a great deal in my own and various
other cliiirclies in this region,l was attriclccil by the Bron-
chitis, wliicli soon liecaine so severe as to require an imme-
diate siispension of my pastoral labors. My iicrimus system
was now Iliiiroiiglily pi'osli‘ii.[eil, and as my Bronchitis became
worse, so also liltl my Dyspepsia and liheuniatic affection-
tliiis cvincing that these -lisoi-tiers were connected with each
other tliroiigb the nieiliiini of the Nervous System. In the
whole pix-arinocopo.~ia there seemed to be no remedial agent
which could reach and recuperate my i\‘ervons System;
e\'9r_\'llllllg that I had tried for this purpose had completely
tiiileil. At last i was led b_v my frienils to examine your in-
ventions, and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their
etliciency.) l (lx'3iel‘ll‘tlll0(l to try the effect of the application of
the G.-\l.VANiC Bl~‘.l.'1‘ AND Nl'Z(JKl.ACl<2, with the MAG-
.\'l«‘.'l‘lC FLUID. This was in June, I816. 'l‘o my nnizrr
\fiT0i\'l.‘lH.\ll-Z.‘1T, IN TWO DAYS MY DYSPEPSIA "AU GONE; IN
tvZlGH‘l‘ nus l was I-21VA|il.t-ll) 1o iii:-sum: mi neroiuii. utiiona;
~.-on min: I SINCE o.iirr1-i-:n A si.~u:i.i~; St-IRVICI‘. on ACCOUNT or
rm-: l3no:~‘cHi'ris; ANY) MY lliiizusm-ric Al-‘I-‘D-ZCTION nu rm-
riiu:i.v oi-:.isi:o TO TH0l,‘nI.F. iiiir. Such is the wonderful and
lH'lpp_\' results of the experiment.
I have recomineiiileil the Bl-‘.L'l‘ and l-‘l.UlD to many
who have been likewise siitfcring from Nenralgic atfections.
They have tried them, WITH HAPPY ni-zsums, l iii-:i.ii-zu‘, IN,
i;vi-:av c.isi:.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yours,
ROBlCl{'l‘ W. LANDIS.
DR. Cl-?TSTlE’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
is used for all complaints atl'ectiiig the Throat or llead. such
as Broncliitis. lllllflllllllfll-ll)ll of the Throat, Nervous and Sick
lleailaclie, Dl'I.'/.llleSS ot‘ the Head, Neiiralgia in the Face,
Bll'I.'l.lllg or ltoariiig in the Ears. Deafness, which is gene-
rally i'\'ervoiis, and that. distressed coinplaiut, called Tic-.
Doloreux.
Palsy and Paralysis.
All physicians acknoirleilge that these terrible diseases:
are caused by a zit;/ici'eiii:y rg/' Neriwits Energy in the atfected
llinbs. Du. Ciiiiis-i-n:’s Galvaiiic Articles ‘will supply thir
dciicient "power, and a complete and entire cuie 19‘ thus
etlccteil
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to DR. C-HIHSTII-‘. and his Agents withi
the last two years, which have been entirely restored.
{:62 CAP. Asniuzw J. l«‘. 'l‘o.\ii~:s of Brooklyn. N. Y., had nl,
been able to walk a step for near {our vears. and was so help.
less that he had to be fed. The most celcbrateil physicians:
gave liiin up. in tire days after be commenced wearin '
the (}.ii.vA.\'ic Bi~:i.'r, NF2Cl(l.AC|2, Ami Bii.u:i»:i.i:Ts, he walke
across the room, and in three weeks he had perfectly re.
covered his health. Captain Tomes is seventy years of age.
DR. C HRlSTlE’S
GALVANIC BRACELET
Are found of vast service in cases of Coiivulsions or Fill,
Spasmoilic Complaints, and general Nervous Attectioiis of
the Head and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
mid all diseases caused by ii deficiency of power or Ne;-mu.
Energy in the limbs or other organs of the body.
Tic Doloreux_aiid Neuralgia.
These ilreailfiil and agonizing complaints are iizinieilialely
1‘€”€L‘t.‘ll by the application of the (;‘Ai.v,i:uc Brzixr, l\'i-zciugiicr.-.
AND l-‘i.u-n. The Bell. ditliises the Electricity through the-
system; the Necklace has a local efl'ect,and the Fluid acts.-
ilirectly upon the atfected nerves. In these distressing amic-
tions the application NEVER FAILS.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
by a d€I‘(?7lg€7lIc)l[ of His Nerves. The Bi-:i.'r. BRACHIJZTS AND
l<'i.iiin will cure nearly every case, no matter how vonng
0” ll“? l"_‘li‘§-‘ll. or how coiitirmed the complaint. Nnmerov:..v
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor. ;
03- Many hundred Certificates from all partsol the coon":
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if requiu.--.1
33- No trouble or inconvenience attends the use oi.‘
and for sale by \V.\l. C. STREET. South Norwalk. Sept. 24th, 1849. .f .- t . M .f . f. r . ..1 , py . fm. wile .,t D10UL"POV7N
A, ' U.“ I _ '_ . _ (‘ll Ills fll:1(.3H,ll.l6 S0! '1'. llhlllll ilC lll(‘ll.s r)llLB::o I, U. ‘ ' . . bu _ _‘ : . _ _ v‘ . _‘ ; ' DR_ CHRIS-lvIE:S . I _ [C .,gR1v[C _ ‘ ' i, ._.
A 0'“ "’”“’ 18"" 15°” t«:*'-; it *;""='*=;" tgf ""6 may ‘fa found 1; "ii; ’’’“’1’'’'‘* M"? 30- <l‘0l'6f(‘l)f1§url:JP dil.§'.l.l«?a‘i3I-'1:.ill3“£iIi'.'§c.'-?.'..i7 22.1: 2f..‘“;’.‘% 5“ “}° ggsllzzllle ““.?. “°“°°l°l=Pl"‘a"l)cl"*"'
‘ s a ) is iinen .. I ranger, Uive inn :1 a , am ‘ ' ' I 2 , ‘ ‘ -, , ?)'~ It man)’ 03593 9 53199100 8 !e.II<3'w::‘
' Emasggat‘ ENSTRUQEENTS lie will more than confirnihwliat. is berce said. 3'01‘ Sale, 24 1' (’A‘\1P' llblilliyuffallis0,l'l5l':yC:l::ITi‘I;uand agmm" They can be
.4‘.-.nd Depot Gfflronzs Povvders, \VM. B. SWAN. PAIR of first-rate \Voi-king Oxon. En. Prices: -
Y '1 H E SUl)S(:t'll)el'. Iinporter and Man ufactur- N°r“’illl‘s Jul)’ 15~. 18%‘ fl""'9 ‘ff _’_ S'_ 19- 0LMSTE:\D- 031 gross Vlirateifi The Galvanic Belt, Three Dollari.
Lockwood! Haight {Q can I\0rz.:'a/,/L. June -0. 10:30 I HE Sui,Sc,.p,e,. “.3” keep cm,Sm,,,;§. on $29 gfivanic geckllaco, Two Doua'_1-,_ :
Aacnfs. fin. H", gale 0/ E, .. _ hand, during the season, a supply of 9 3 Van? "99 9“: 0119 D°llal' I336 -.-'..
» — " ‘ ‘- ‘$75, 3-ghgggg fi"'}u1d_ ’ The Magnetic Fluid, ong D911?!-_:
Congress \Vater, fresh from the sprinor.
JOHN A. ivrgno.
The articles are accompanied by full and plain din-cc.
1Sl{’S PA'l‘EN'l‘ Ml-‘.'l‘ALLlC BURI-
:l‘(l)tl£lS‘.)ri’Il":(|5ll[’zllgl:rl).:. with full particulars may be hedrof the ~
PARTICULAR CAUTION.
%' 3910478 of Counterfeit: and lVorlIile.u '7IlI'l(lll'D1lP-
D. C. MOREHEAD, ’M. D
AL-CASE, which, being eiianieled boil:
without and williiii. is i‘eiirlei'ed pei'l'ectly air-
and-watci'-ti,2ht, as a desirable article for pro-
tecting the dead, for ordinary interment. for
ELWOO_D’:s‘ WASHING FLUID fol‘
sale by W. E BISSELL.
_ ,4 *' _
‘E E. Bissel-l,
AY-RAKES, SCYTHE-SNA'1‘t1TSj67.::.
at OLM.S’l‘l£AD’S.
and Ultrii-iVlai'iuc Blue, and which he will sell
. tail reasonable terms. Store keepers are re-
Gil asks.
qainstcd to call and examine his large assortnieiit
before purchasing elsewliei'e.
EDKVARD BAACK,
' AS removed to the. corner store under the
E. Conn. Hotel, where may be found ii coin-
plcte assortment of drugs, medicines, perfum-
ery, books and stationery, fancy articles, (to.
vaults, for transportation, for removal after ‘in-
terment, &c.. &c. \Ve invite all to call and
cxainine, that they may see the beauty and
49 EMPTY oil casks for sale by
49 w. c. STREET.
1) OTASH. for sale by
\V. E. BISSELL.
GENERAL AGENT i«_'oi< THE UNl’]‘F.D s'i'A'iiii:s.
132 Broadway, New’York.
er. keeps consia itly on liand the largest 4%‘.
- ::>'.-’()!'ll11(‘.lil'. ol Jltli/.3’/'cal Inslmimicnls of every de .2 ‘ ‘
.2:-nip ion in the United Statcs.also Bronze Pow- ' **"
_ -"er, ofall colors and qIl:lll'll(’.S()l‘lll6 best. Gcrinan E ~.
' _' manufiicture,Dutcli i‘iIct:il.li‘loreiice Leiil"Golil, _
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~ ‘*7’-3 87 Fullml S“'e°tv N°“’ Yml" &c. which will be sold Ht lH'lC0S defying 00m- superiority of it over all otlicrs now in use. Pure E95‘;-‘IFLIOPS. UTA BA GA Turnip Seed. of last year’s For sale at Nlflwalki CL by the author‘
einlon, 19 May —-—--- HE subscriber has now on hand a full 118- growth 3;; 0L M\"1‘E-.31)-‘S ized Agent,
. GGEHESI‘ 383.185 p———— lifitanted sortment ofpurc wines d S "'t. ‘ Li- ’ A P A . ' *
OR Sale by \V..lrl. ESTREET. 3 U PA BACA SEED, of last year's OURNEYMEN, on Boys’ Fiitlge Bl‘n_£!1‘ll1'3, quors, which will be sold at lO£VPl'1ll0E)S”ll‘0l)'ll1:edl- 7_E1ABER’S SC YTHE-RIFLES. at JOHN A‘ WEED'
3. growth, for sale by J. A. VVEE D. C at FlELD & I-lENDRlCK’S, ciiiiitpiirposcs on-.’_i/. J. A. VVEED. ' ‘ OLMS'l‘EAD‘S. Stamford, by S.‘L5cKw.oop
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