" __'.E'or Sale
A valuable homestead of 26} acres of
. land, formerly the residence of Jared
' tyres, in New Canaan. On it is it good
mo .-tory dwelling house, lmrn, and other out
biiildmgs. and fine orchard of grafted fruit
tree_s in a bearing state. , Also. 27 acres of fine
timber land. 3% miles north-west; of Norwalk
Bridge. Also, six acifes of wood and timber
land lying one mileinorth of New Canaan vil-
lage. Also two acres of wood land lying near
the saw mill of Watts Comstock. 1390- I“ New.
Canaan. For further particulars enquire of
the subscriber at the residence of Wm. Drum-
mond. New Canaan.
EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan, June 14. 1350- *9'25lf
Farm for Sale.
In The subscriber offers for sale a farm
in of sixty acres of good land. with a lflget
E modern built dwelling house. and ou
buildings (hereon, eligilily sit.uated about. one
mile from the village of New Ctlflflfllh Md five
fromtlie steamboat landing and Rail Road De-
pot at Norwalk. It. commands an extensive
and beautiful view of the surrounding C°“"".i'
and’ Long -Jsltind Sound. It. is well watered.
and has upon it a fine orchard of grafted trees
in a bearing state. Said farm is i'@l’l°l9 WM‘
every convi-iiience. and is of’fered for Slllfi 0"
favorable terms. For furtlier l’""t'°"l""5' 8"’
quire of J. M. CAn'ri_:a, Norwalk, or the sub-
scriber near the pi'eniIS8S-
WILLIAM DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. June 17. 1850.
‘ POI‘ .
COTTON FACTORY, near the vil-
Al
age of \Vestp0I'f.C0“"-~ 40 by 90 W'-
30 looms, and other
25
having 19.60 spindles. _ _
necessary machineiy. for the manufactuie of
,,,.,,,,ed ,,oods;._a new v_vat.er-wlieel put in .i
few momhs Since, dwellings for eight oi ten
f,,,np;,.5, and 5 acres of land connected with it,
all in good order. _ _ , _ f,
Also 487 shares fC°"5l"“‘l_'"g 3 m"-l”m-7). 0
the stock of the Richmondville Manufactiiring
Co This P"0l’9|'TvY °°“5lSl'5 °f ""796 Sm“
building 40 by 90 llefilv hilvlng S"l’e"'m' w"":".'
liower in-insion house. and St‘-V6|'t|l 0tl‘°"9'““”'
Q C - v . o
er .l,ve||iiigs, barn, shop, &.c., togethei _ with
25 acres of good land. Also the ‘Ill1lCllIl'lP.ly"
tools 663 in the mill. Its location on the
lineibf the N. Y. 6.’. N. H. Railroad makes it
a V8,, deg-,,.,,i,],. place for any kind of business.
ALE, ,, ,i._,,.ge mansion house in the village re-
cemlliy occuplafl as a store and dwelling, well-
locatad fo ‘ a public boai'ding’l‘°"5e' _
Also the homestead place. a convenient
house mu.“ ca.-.-iage-house, &c.. an excel-
I - ‘ ' .‘ - . .. _ .
lent 0,,clm,.d' with a gi eat vat iety of fi uit.
shrubberv. (Sac-. togetlle" ‘Vllh 95 “"9? Of "e'.V
8,, ,,,,,.;0,.'i.,nd - -1 pleasant situation a little east
. t 1 ' . .
oflthe village on the Conn., turnpike. A‘ so
about 100 acres of land in lots in the VlCl”ll.V-
. . r
This pp,-,pe‘-ty is op the line Of thef §r. (Si
N. H. Raiiroad, within two houis o . -f—
is ofi‘ei~ed to close estate, and will be dis-
posed of on very giiorable terms. Apply to
w°s‘p°"t’,E.t'A. HUTCHINSON, A¢liii.’r.
Ilfarch. 5,1850-
Builcling Lots for Sale.
..»,i.. THE subscriber offers for sale three
buildng lols pleasantly situated on the Merwiii
place alum; a qziarter of a mile below the
bridsze- also, a lot with a new dwelling house
Itaiidiiio thereon. Also, a house and lot. situ-
ated at‘Five Mile River, near the Ltllkllng-fr
Seventy-five per cent 0:: the money pap reniain
on bond and inoi'tgage pr a. t.erni o yeiirs.
Enquire of CHA RLES L. R AY l\J‘)0l\ I)“..._n
Noiwalk, [B ive Mile River.] Dec. -4. t. 5:.
TANNEJRY FOR SALE.
~. Valuable Prop§rtY _
Tu FOR sale at a bargain.— 1 hp subscri-
her, contemplatiuga removal to the \\ ES.l.0fT(’.l'S
for sale his faam and tauiiery situated in l\eW
Canaan about a mile and a halffroin the village.
a ' T ,_ . . J __
and about four miles from l\oru.ilk laniliiig.
The farm consists of about 40acres of first-rate
mm; with ,1 good two story dwelling-house, barn
and other buildings thereon, and would be a
most desirable plaice for a farmer or meizhaiiic.
Tlm mime;-y at. which there is nowzdoiug a first
rate business in that line will be sold separate
or with the farm as desired by the purcliaser.
For furt.her particulars eu‘qui‘re of Dill‘IlJS1Sl-
John, New Canaan, or of Chas lsnacs. i\0I-
walk. DARIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 1850. 3
For Sale.
__;=.-..- THE House and Lot formerly occu-
‘ii pied by Emery Bissell, deceased.
, *1 For particularsiiiquii-e of
CLARK Btssi-:i.1.,
or VV. E. Bissi-21.1..
Norwalk, Aug. 27. 1850'
FOR SALE.
The homestead lately belonging t0_
_ James W. Hyatt, situated in the village of
Norwalk, a few rods imrth of the Episcopal
Church. It is a first rate place for a mech_anic.
havingupon it a good dwelling House, Shop,
Barn, &c. and will be sold at a great bargain.
For terms, apply to
WM. S. LOCKWOOD,
Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 12, 1849.
35
do
For Sale
—.' A large and cor.-venient dwelling-house.
' with store attached—well-located foi
K.-I business. with counters, shelves, &c..
&c., in the village of \Vest.p0i't., Conn. Also.
the hoinestead place where Capt. H. Allen.
formerly resided, comprising three acres or
and well stocked with a variet.y of excellent
fruit. Also, soiue other smaller houses in the
village. AIIDLV 10
A.” A. HUTCHINSON, Administrator.
Wcstporl, April 3cl.
To Parmers.
I ORSE-RAKES,superior pattern, Horse
and Ox Ploughs. Kimball’s Scytlies,
Lamson’s Common Snaths, Grain Cradles and
Scythes, Hay Forks, Manure Forks, Hoes.
Rakes,‘ Rifles, Scythe-Stones. Ox-Scrapers.
(Foot’s make,) Iron Scoops, &c.,just received
and for sale by WM. C. STREET.
o'ru'al/c, June 18th, 1850.
Webb’s Washing Powders.
NEW and conveuieutariicle for removing
dirt from clothes of all kinds without rub-
hing.
Try it, and if you don’t approve ofif, the iuoney
will be returned you.
LOCK'WOOD, HAIGHT, dc CO.
Norwalk, July 15, 1850.
Eye Stuffs! Dye Stuffs!
O\V receiving a large supply of Dyi-
Stuffs, consisting in part of the following
articles: Logwood, Nicwood, Fustic, Can)‘.
wood. Potash. Indigo, Copperas, Alum, Blue
Vitriol. Madder, Hypernic, Red Wood, Ve,--
digris, &c. écc.
Also. on hand a good supply of every fl)‘Iicl(h
in the Dyers and Maiiufat-.turei-’s line, at pi-it
cos which cannot fail to suit liuyer-' - Call ,1.
J. A. \VEED’S.
NOTHER Supply of Townsend’s SIll'Sfl-
parilla, and Cod Liver Oil. Just re-
ceived by JOHN A. \VEED.
UTA BAGA SEED, of last veal-’s
.fl'OWII|, for solely J.A WIND.
; 5§I
IN QUART BOTTLES
Fon PURIFYING rue Bi.oon,A.\'n IOR rm-;CUiu:
or
Scrqfula, Mercurial Diseases. Rheumafi:nt,.
Cutaneous Eur-uptions, Stubborn Ulcers, Liv-
er Complaint. D_i/spepsia. Bronchitis, Salt
Rheum. Consumption, fever Sores, Fe-
male Complaints, Erg/sipclas, Loss of
Appetite. Pimples. Biles. General
Debilily. <§'c.. die.
This preparation has now borne the test of
over 14 years experience, since its first int.ro-
duclioii to public favor, during which time no-
niero'us imitations have sprung into__existence,
founding their claims to the confidence of the
comniunity on the curative pt’. wers contained in
Sarsapzirilla Root, the great reputation and ex-
tended use of which has been mainly attributa
ble to the many wonderful cures effected by
the use of this pl‘8[ltl_l’ill.lOl]. While Sarsapar-
illa Root forms an important part of its coinbi-
uation, it is, at the same time. compounded
with other vegetable reinedies of great. power.
and it is in the peculiar coinbiiiaiion and scien-
t fic inaniier of its- preparation, that its reiiiarka-
ble success in the cure of disease depends.——-
()tlier preparations imitate it in the style of
putting up, and in; bearing the name of one of
its iiigredieiits, and heie ends their reseniblaiice
to it. Those needing a remedy and purilyerlike
this, are requested to note where this difier-
ence exists, and in making choice of what they
will use, not to take. any oilier but that one en-
titled to zheir confidence, from the long list of
cures it has effected on living witnesses, whose
testimonials and residences have been publish-
ed, and who are sti l bearing daily iestimonial
to its worth. The whole history of medicine
has scarcely fliriiislied a parallel to the uuiiier-
ous and renuirkable cures cffeizted by its use.
and what it has effected once it can effect
again.
FROM KENTUCKY.
Inflanunatory Rheiinnatisnn Cured.
BAlIDS’l'0Wf\‘, Ky., July 10, 1849.
flliassas. SA.\'ns—Gcntleinen: It is my duty
to coiiiiuuiiicate facts in relation to the benefic-
ial cffects of youi .‘.‘a:'.~:aparil a. My wife was
afflicted with iiiflauiaiioii and soreness of the
stomach of the worst character ; her limbs and
chest were much swodeii; she had constant
headache, and last spring was attacked severe-
ly with inliaiiiinatory rheumatism. The best
ins-dical aid we could obtain afforded only nio-
nieiuary relief; and wfiile in this situation, she
lieard of l be many rein: ikable cut es effected by
the use of Siiiids’ Sarsaparilla, mid commenced
its use. which produced instant relief. and less
than six bottles entirely removed all the drop-
sical swelling and every other inllaiiimaloiy
syinptoiii, restoring her to perfect. health. I
send this stateuienl as an act of justice, believ-
ing it to be my duty to encourage the sufferiiig
portion ofthe human family to use Sands’ Sar-
saparilla, which I believe has no parallel in
the catalogue of medicine. \Viih feelings of
lasting gratitude. I remain your frieiid.
SAMUEL P. HARGER.
Read the following ti-oni
NI-ZIV-OIILEANS. Nov. 12, 1849.
Mi-tssns. SA.\'ns.——Genileinen,—I take the
liberty of sending you a letter which may be df
importance to those who are suffering as I
have done. I received great benefit fioin your
Siirsaparil.a, having been cured of a nialady
illlt‘-I‘ suffering six years. 1 Lereby cheerfully
certify to the good effect of your medicine. and
I hope God will reward you for all the good you
have done. A chronic cough had torineiited
me day iind nlght, and i'epeult*d till-ticks of fu-
ver induced me 10 believe that 1 should die of
i.-oiisuinption. One day. while suffering a vio-
lent attack of bnrniiig fever, a friend persuaded
me to try your iucompar-.ible medicine, but to
tell the truth. I had no confidence in it. I final
ly purcluised a bottle, and by its nlse and the
help of God, I was restored to better health
than I had enjoyed for six years. 1 cannot but
bless the author of this admirable medicine.
With great respect, I am. gentleman,
Your obedient servant,
FlL‘R.\‘llN GROUPAZ.
'3 TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FICTION."
New Duanaiii, N. J., June 30, 1849.
M ESSRS.SANDS—G6lItlell)eI) :—My wife suf-
fered with a distress and burnidg in her chest
for many years, and my daughter was afiiicied
from her birth with a liuiiiorin lierblood. We
consulted various physiciaiis, and tried numer-
ous remedies. without much benefit, until we
heard, through Rev. Tlioinas‘ Davis. of the
,9,reat medicinial value of Sands’ Szirsaparilla.
On his rocominendalion, my wife and daughter
decided on trying it. and soon experienced per-
manent beniefii. My daugliier’s skin lfSSUll]l:(l
a new appearance out.i.'e|y; from being rough,
hard and scaly, it became smooth and soft.-
My wife's sufferings are almost gone, and it..-
use a short. time longer, it is iuy firm belief, will
produce a perfect cure. Yours. with respect,
G. S. HE.\DR1Cl{SO.\'.
Pastor ofthe Baptist Church, at the
English Neigliborliooil.
Pi'epared and sold, wholesale and retail. by
A. B. 6.‘, D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists.
100 Fulton-st., corner of William, New York.
Sold also by Drii,«_'gist.s generally t..lii'ougliiiLil
the United States and Caiiada. Price $1 P61
bottle; six bottles for $5. For sale by
46 J. A. WEED.
Lamp Oil.
PU RE bleached sperm. solar, elepha it and
refined whale lamp oils, of the veri best
qualities. forsale by -44 W C.S'l‘REl~.T.
Norwalk Savin gs Bank.
U'l‘lCla' is hereby given that. deposits will
be received by the treasurer at the Fair-
field Couiif.y Bank, from 10 I0 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, 'l‘hursdiiys and F.-i.
days, and on Saturdays from 10 to ]-2A. M,
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice." Per-
sons wishing to make loans iire requested to
hand a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount mid Set'.Lll'li_Y.
'1‘. VVA RN ER, JR., Ti'ea.surei'.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 18-39.
Removal.
' E would inform our customors and the
public in general, that we have opened
our stock of Goods at the stor recently occu-
pied by 'l‘. L. dc J. R. PECK, where will be
found on hand the most complete assortment of
all goods in our line of business
LOCK WOOD. HAIGI-IT, 6: CO.
Norwalk, July 15, 1850.
Hall on Baptism. .
HE Fourth Edition Revised and enlarged,
just published : for sale by .
‘ . ANDRE‘W.SELL_ECK. _
_;—-
écc. dzc. which he has constantly on ha ad,
Harness. combining neatness with durability.
P. ZBRADLZElY’S
New Harvless ancl'Saddle Establishment.
HE subscriber having had an appartment fitted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
invite the attention of the public to his extensive assortment of Saddles, Harnesses.
Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats,‘Rugs, Whips, Lashes, Brushes,Currycoinbs,Shanimies
He has on hand several setts of very light singli-
Every article in his line of business may be lfa.
at this establishment, of the very best materials and style of workmanship. at prices which will
not fail to satisfy customers. llepairing done in a neat and substantial manner.
Just received a lot of Buffalo Robes, Blankets, écc.
Norwiilk, Nov. 1. 1849.
F. BRADLEY.
William 3. Swan,
West "' Side the /Bridge, nearl3_/_ opposite the Norwallc Hotel.
Manufacturer
ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, C
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddlery
and Dealer in
arpet Bags, Satcliels, \Vhips. Matts, Brushes.
\Vai'e, Trunk Locks, dcc. écc.
N. B. Harnesses manufactured to order. Terms favorable.
A. SELLECK,
Book Seller and Binder,
AS just returneil from New York with a
new and valuable collection ofSchool and
Miscellaneous Books. Also, ii large assortment.
of'Stationery, including Blank Books. Foolsi-up,
Letter, and Note Paper, euvelops, Slates. &c.,
which he will sell clii-aper than they can be
bought for at any other store in this vicinity.
ll’.-'1?” Books of all kinds, bound in his usually!
neat and durable style, at. cxlreniely |o\v rates,
and satisfaction given to all.
V7
' AS removed to the. cornerstore under the
Conn. Hotel, where may be. found a coin-
plete assortment of drugs, medicines, perfum-=
ery, books and stationery, fancy articles. ézc.
dcc. which will be sold at prices defying com-
petition. 19 May 5.
FOR NEW YORK!
REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE SEASONi
THE Sloop MARY \VlLLIS,l
Capt. \Villis J. Merritt, having coin-
, menced her regular trips for tlieseasoii
, ,.... willleave Noi'\v:ilk,e:ist sidethebridge
every Tuesday Evening, and New. York every
Saturday.
Any one having business with the Packet
Office during theabseuce of the vessel. can
apply at the Cabinet Shop of Wm. L. Quin-§
ard, on the Dock. l
" VVILLIS J. MERRITT. '
Norwalk, March 31. 1849. 13
Swan’s Ilstablisment ,
()FFERS the ,<zi'eatest attraction, in his!
line, of any one if the kind in the coun-E
ly. For beauty of workmanship, l'lCl]lI8S§:
and taste in the fitting aml mounting of Har-.f
nesses. he has long stood unrivaled. His
Stock, embraces the greatest. vai'iety..is fresher
and newer in style. pattern. and make, than
any- country store to be found; for, tlllZl'l()ll,fZll
his stock is extensive, his sales keep pace,
and frequently run far ahead of his best efforts
to siipplylhe 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. which gives ilispiitcli 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. Carria,c_ve \Vhips.
forinstance,‘are sold at iiiaiiufactiii'ers’ prices.
Evervarlicleiii the line may be found :it this
astablishiuent. Straiiger, give him a call, and
he will more than confirm what. is here said.
VVM. B. S\VAN.
Norwalk, July 15. 1850.
Root, Shoe, Leather and Find-
ing Store.
_ HENRY HANDES renews again
lllSif(:liIl()\\'lG(lglllelllS to the public and
his friends for tlieir generous piitronage
hiring the year past, and liopesto merit. an un-
-nterrupted coiit.inuance of the business rela-
fioiisliip which he has so long maintained with
this community. He will be found now at. his
zieiv stand opposite the store of Chas. Icsaacs
-.rhei'e he will be happy to see, andserve his
ild friends and the public. The cliaracter of
ills work is too well known to need a word of
iraise. It comprises every article of men’s
and cliildren’s wear, with R.ubl‘ei's and Over-
-hoes in tlieirseasoii, for ladies and gentleman.
Fi.\'ni.\'cs of the best quality, and in any
’lllilllllf_V. suited to the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk,Jan. l. 1849.
I-1
®
“Boots, Shoes -and Rubbers.
. ' his & llmulricks
F10 . ,
No. 13 Zlluin St.
OULD respectfully invite the citizens
of Norwalk and vicinity to visit. their
estalli.-hinent which will at all times be far-
nished Will] every description of goods for
ladir-s’ anr.l gentleiiieifs wear, and at prices that
cannot fail to .~.uit the purcliasers. The sub-
scribers are also manufacluiiiig all kinds of
.l ‘ , gentleiiu-.ii’s and children's work. All
work warrant.i-.d to give the best satisfactioii or
the money in all cases will be readily returned.
Repairing done in the best manner. The gen-
tlemeii‘s branch will he conducted by Mr.
Chu's Field. (late of Broadway. N. Y.)
CHARLES FIELD.
E. LEGRAND HENDRICKS.
Norwalk, Dec. 3, 1849. 49
Iron and Steel!
FULL assortment of American, Sweed-
ish and English Iron. round, square and
la! ; and Cast, Engfisli-blister.German, Ameri-
can and Spring Steel on hand and for aale by
\V. C. Sriuzi-:'r.
Oct. 1st. 1850.
COLOGNE WATER, Bay Rim, Laven-
dor Wiit‘ei', Orange Flower ‘Water, and
_ AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
Capital $100,000,
Invested in Bonds, Jllorlgagcs and Stocks.
Rates of Preuiium reduced :25 per cent. paya-
ble in cash,iiniiua|ly semi-annually OI quar-
terly.
T/Lis C'ompa,n_7/ litwe Granted Over
2500 Policies.
The Insured are Members of the Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends de-
clared annually on the 1st of January.
Certificate for Profits
are traiisf'e.i'alile—--will represent C A SH. secure-
ly invested and not unpaid Pl'PllllUl11 Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Coinpauies.
Policies
cannot be reduced at death. by having Premi-
um notes deducted t.lieref'i'oni. '
No Cali:/‘oi'7n'.a R-is/rs have been ta ken—noi' will
extra-hazardous risks be assumed—an(l no
clianges will be made in conducting the busi-
ness oftlie coiiipany, which will impair the in-
erests ofits present policy holders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
is 'rHi-: ONLY
Perfectly Mutual Company
in the country—having but one class of mem-
bers—one system ofpiiyments—— no forfeitui-es
of profils—~and no assessments ofiiienrrers.
The public ai'e invited to examine the Char-
fer. Plan of Operation, and Annual Report of
the Company.
Ofliirers of the Com.pan_i/.
BENJ SILLIMAN. Sr. lloaais \ViLcox,
_, President. Vre President.
BENJADIIN NOYES. JOHN \V. Frrcii,
Secretary. Treasurer.
Board of'I'ru.s/ers:
Benjamin Silliinan VVillis Bristol
l\’ori'is Wilcox John Dorrie
Henry Peck Lewis B. Judson.
Eli \V. Blake James Punderford
John W. Fitch James E. English
Joseph E. Slieffielil Lucius R. Fiiicli
Sherinan W. Knerals Edward a Mitchell
Ainb-ose L. .lordon Samuel Leeds
Cyrus P. Smith George D. Phelps
George Hall Frerlerirzk T. Peel.
Oftho 2,500 policies which have been issued
by this Company. but ‘.28 have been graiiteil
to persons residing out. of New England and
the State of New York. Total losses in 1850.
$4,000.
Refer to
C. Bissell, Clnirles Isaacs,
E. B. Bennett.
T. \Variiei', Jr.
Chas. E. Disbrow,
Chas. C. Belts,
Geo A. Bissell, \Vm. C. Street.
G. D. Jeiinings, George A. Davenport,
Dr. Sziiniiel S. Noyes, N. Canaan.
GEORGE A. BISSELL. Agent.
Du. LYNES, Medical Examiner.
Come and See.
HE subscriber has just received a large
aiid valuable assortinent. of the latesl
improved Cook and Parlor Stoves, aiul a VilI'lPl_\
of ii-'eful kitchen Furiiiture. Aiiiong which
may be found the following.—-'l‘lie Quincy.
Empire State. National. SaraIo_I_va Aintight:
Atwood’s Empire, Cominoii Seiise. All-Right!
and the Return Flue Cooking Stoves.
Of \Vood Ail‘-Tiglil. Parlor Stoves, Th!‘
}Eina, The Gntliic. Fancy Air-’l‘iglit. Cottage.
and Races Celebrated Heat. Regiilator.
Of Pavlor Coal But-tiers, foiii't.i-uni iliffelynt
varieties and sizes, and fifteen ortwenty varie-
ties and sizes ofShop Stoves and Furnaces.
He has also s:iiiip!os of Davy's Pateiit Sm‘.
Il'()lf Heaters. which for economy and coiiveu
ience cannot be suipassetl. A|s9,a good as
” sort ment. of Brita ii uia,Japp=in. Tin. Slieet lroi
and Copper \Vare. Freiicli and English
Knives and Forks of superior iiiaiiiifacturi-..
Yankee Notions. die. die-
Jobiiing done as usual.at reasonable rates.
All orders puiictually attended to.
F. H. NASH.
South Norwalk, Sept.24ih, 1840.
Lockwood, Ha‘.-ght &. 00.,
.A.',"(!7ll.S' /irr the Sale 0/
"lSK’S PA'l‘EN'l‘ METALLIC BURI
AL-CASE, \vliicli, being enaineled both
without and within. is i‘e.ndered perfectly air-
find-Willi-‘.|'-tl,'1lll. as a desirable article for pro-
teciing the dead, for ordinary interment, for
vaults, for t.ranspurtation. for removal after in
terinent, &c.. &.c.- \Ve invite all to call and
exaniine, that they may see the beauty and
superiority of it over all others now in use.
c-:-nocmuns J3. cnocnnnv.
G. W. Smith.
7 HE Subscriber would inform his former
custoineisand the public generally. that
he may be found at his new store in South
Norwalk, where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive assortmeut of Grozeries, Provisions.
Crocl.er_y. China. and Glass \Vare. Also Floui
38
Patent Fuse. and a_ general assortment of
Patent Medicines. All of which he will sell
at as low rates as they can be procured at in
this village or elsewhere.
Fresh:Goods received every week. Goods
delivered in any part of the village.
South Norwalk, May Glh 1850. 20
Rose Water, for sale by the gallon or bottle,
at the Drug Store West Side the Bridge. '
POWDER, shot, and caps at
OLMSTEADQ.
and Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder. ’
- INIPORTA_l\IT'Q2H.Q§\_l'GE. ‘
I)ailcy’s Magical Pain Extractor-
. Iii (}z‘ne‘wI’Vrapp'cr and boxes much enlarged.
. AUTION ! Counterfeits of Dalley’ Ex
tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the
.-iarket—-avoid them as you would poison. fol
hey are as dangerous in their application.
.Buy Da le_v's Extractor, only in the new
lress and large Boxes—you gain lidgely ii:
piantity of the Ointment over the old size, and
~vliiit is more important yet——yon avoid the’
langer of being imposed npoii by a Counterfeit.
iiul are certain of getting the genuine article.
'l‘be Genuine Dallcy Salve-.,as thousniuls will
'estify, is an infallible‘ remedy for the worst of
iurns, scalds. piles, rlieiiiiiatisiii. sore and in-
:lanied eyes, erysipclas. ‘salt rheum. cuts.
wounds, bruises, and all cutaneous and inflam-
«naiory diseases. .
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
with a cerlifir-ate. signed by my lawful attor-
~iey, and by the Travelliiig agent.
I? See the new printed Circulars for _] 850.
they contain much important and interesting
iaforinatiou. H. DA LLE Y,
415 Broadway, N. Y.
Dalley’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. Cllt‘-lll)8'€l, and most certain
remedy ever fllSCOV8l'l-‘(l for the cure of dis
|‘il.'~‘f-‘S of horses and cattle. Hiimors, sores.
.-wellings. strains,qwitterbone. galled neck and
slllllllflt‘-l‘S. liard or spavin lllI7l'IS—-it cu,-as W; 1,
rapidity and certairity! and no case of no
evil, has. as yet, re.-isted the woiiileiful prop
erties of this great. and truly valuable reiiierls
v E?‘ Farmers and owners of linrses aiul ctii
tle, try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it. ,
AGi~:N'rs—Noi'walk, W. E. Bissell; South
Norwalk,G- \V. Smith; W'estport. John \V.
'l'aylor; New Canaan, S. C. Silliman; Stain-
furd, Roswell Hoyt. 33
Pall and Winter Dry Goods.
HITCHCOCK dc LEADBEATER,
N0. 347 Broadway.
Con. 01-‘ Ll-ION-\RD S'riu:i-1' N. Y.
T AVE now in store and a.e prepared to
.. serve customers with all kinds, and new-
est and best. styles of
Fall and \Vintcr Dress Goods,
which they will SI’ll at great bargains 'l‘lieir
-‘rock einbraces French Merinosand Cash
ineres. of every desirable shade and quality.
Paraniattas, or Colmig Cloths, of various col-
ors; in appearance and finish preci.~:ely like
Meriiio. but of only about half the cost. Print-
ed Ciishmeres and De Lains. of the iiewe-st
and most ilesiralile patierns; French. Englisli
and Anierican Cialicoi-s; Silks of every kind:
Broclie Long and Square Shawls: \Voolen. 0-
Rob Roy do do; Ciintnn Crape and Thibei
Shawls; and fndeed everytliing adapted to ibi-
Fall or \Vinter season. as well as to ever_\
other season of the year, making theit stocl.
one of the
Best anc Largest in New York.
and giving their attention particularly to the re
tail business. beiiig tliemselves in constant. com-
muiilcation with their customers, learn their
wants. and will supply them, if any pains, and
the inarkels of this or any otlier country will
enable them to do so, In addition to their
‘EXTENSIVE ASS()RT.\lENT OF
DRESS GOOOS.
tfiey have purcliased heavily of Housewife and
Family Articles, and are prepared to St.‘.l‘VP
their customers with Marseilles and Toilet
Quillb; \Vinilo\v Drapery Muslins. of wliicl-
they have very large and splendid iissortiiieiits
Linen Slieetiiigs and Sliii'tin,qs. Daiiiask.~_
Diapers and Napkins. and indeed every kin
of Linen Goods. \\‘l)lt'.lI they ordered bofore the
recent. advances in prices. and will se'l
FULL 20 PER CENT BELOIV TIIE
US UAL RA TES.
Also, all kinds of plain Cotton Goods. togetliei
with \Voolen Blankets. F|annels.Caiiton Flau
nels. and. in slinrt. cvei-yihiiig a lady or fa ii i-
ly can want in the Dry Goods line, lllCll.lClllI;;
every kind and style of
Mourning and Half Mourning
Dress Goods,
and ii full anrl perliict. assortuieut of Gentle
nieii’s Under .*liirts. Di-a\vei's. Si.-ai-ls and Cra
vats. Silk and Linen Piiitket l'lilll(ll\’(“.l'f‘.lllf‘l:S.
Gloves. Sll.~‘[lPllLlf“.I'.~‘, H osir-.i'y. Broadcloths. Cas-
<in'iei'es. Vesliiig-‘. &f'.. A‘... at prices far lielou
the usual rules of Gentleman's Fuiuisliiii;
Stores. 37
Di'slri°cl If Rr:ii’«li'.ii,g. ss. Pralnzfe C'nurI.. Or.-/o
bar 18!./2. 18.30—E.s~.'uIe of Samuel J. Collin».
lll./C of Rfldt/lflg in, szzizl c/islricl clcccasccl.
The Court of Probate. for the District. of
Reddina. hath limited and allowed six Ill()lllll.\
from the (tale lieI'eiif, for the Creililnrs of sziii
Esttile, represeiii'ed insolvent, in which to ex
hibit their claiuis tliernio; and has apiioiiiteia
Roger Averill. Esq.. of D:iiilini'_\', and \Vnlkea
Bales. Esq.. of Rediliiig. Coimiiissioners to re-
ceive and examine said Claims.
Certified bv Li-zuui-:1. Saivronn. Clerk.
Tl'ii= subscribers give notice that they shal’
meet at the Town House. in said Reddiiig. oi.
the 18th (lay of Noveniber. 1850. and on the
l8tli day of April. 1851, at 10 o’cloi-.li, in iii-
forenooii. on eacli of said days. for Ilie purposr
nf attending on the busini-ss of said appoint-
meat. Rocizu AVI-ZHILL. g Connois-
VVALKPZR BATI-ZS. sioners.
All persons inde-bted to said Estate, are re
quested to make iininediate payment to the sub-
-cribers. Tuanoi-.Us M. Aeeo'r'r. Ailiniiiis-
3145 lllaiiv COLLINS. E t.raiors.
District of Norwalk, ss. Probate Court, Novem.
bet‘ ‘.2, lo‘-5ll—E.~tiite of .l0.5'(’})/I, Sillinia/1. lati-
of New Canazin in said District deceased.
The. Court of Probate for the District of
Norwalk hath limited and allowed six month.-
from the date hereof. for the Creditors of said
Estate. to exhibit. their claims for settlement.
l‘hose who neglect to present their accounts
iiroperly attested, within said time, will be do-.
barred a recovery All persons indebted to Said
estate are requested to make inimerfiate pay
ment to \VA'r'rs (Io.\1s'rocK, Administrator.
3t45
District of Norwalk, ss. -Probate Court, Nov.
9lh, 1850.
STATE of CLAPP ROCKVVELL.
late of \Vilton, in said District, dec’d
Okni:ai~:o—iliat the Administrator exhibit
hisadiniiiistration account to this Court for ad-
justment. at the Probate Office in i\'orw:ilk.
on the 22d day of N(iveiiil)el', 1850, at lii')e
o’clock, forenoon; and that all persons interest-
ed in said Estate, may be notified thereof. the
\dniin'istrator will cause this Order to he pub-
lished in a newspaper printed in Fairfield Co.
and post a copy tliereofou the sign post in
said \Vi3toii. nra rest the last residence of said
deceased, at least ten days before said 22d day
-if November.
46 Geo. A. .DAVl-INPORT, Judge.
Raymond 6:. Mead._
J/V/iolesale and Relail Dialer: in
Grocerie s, Provision s. sac.
AVING taken the store No. 2 Water
street. (west side of the bridge.) would
i-espefctfully inform the inhabitants oftlie town
of Norwnlk and vicinity. that they have and
tiiteud keeping on hand the uios extensive as-
.-ortment of Grocries, Provisions. Flour. Feed.
Crockery, Glass. Wooden, and Willow ware.
die. ever before offered to the citizens of this
ilace; which they will sell foi CASH, at pri-
1:68 that cannolfail to please.
-.\
v
-k -,1‘ .- __;.‘.
For the Rcniovnl and Perm neat Cure of al
NERVOUS‘ DISEASES,
And of those Uoniplaiiits which are caused by In implirofl
weakened or unhealthy condition of the ‘
N ICRVOUS SYSTEM.
'l_‘hiI beantifiil and convenient application of the my!-
leruiiis powers of (}AI.VANIS.\i and MAGNF/I'lSM, IIQ
been pmiiiiiiiiced by ilistiiignislied pliysiciaiis, both in l-Zuropt
and the lliiited States, to he the most valuable medicinal din
ciiiiery of Mir .429.
Dr. GHRISTIEPS GALVANIG BELT
and
M.u:NE'ric FLUID,
is iuieil with the most perfect and certain Iuccou in cl
case-sol‘
GENERAL DEl3ll.al'I'_Y,
Strengthening the weakened body. giving tone to the vlrionl
--i-gaiis, and invigoratii the entire system. Also in FITS,
tilt.-\i\ll“. PAR.-\Llr'SlS and PALSY, DYSPEPSIA or IN,
f)l(;F.S’l‘l()N, IlfIEUi\1A'l‘lS.\'l, ACUTE‘. and CHRONIC.
ii‘()U'.l', l".I'll.El’SY, LUMBAGO. Dl".AFNl-ZSS, NERVOUS
I‘l{l-2.\l0RS_ I"Al.f’l'I‘A'l‘l0N OF THE HI-.‘.All'l‘, APOPIJ-IXY.
\Il-‘.UI?.Al.GlA, PAINS in the SIDE and IJHI-'.S'l‘, LIVER;
l2().\ll‘I.A|N'l‘. SPINAL C0.\'ll’l.A|N'I‘, and CURVA'l‘URD_
of‘ the SPINE, Hll’ t)0i\ll’l.AIN’I‘, DlSl:IASl!‘.S of the KID.-
.\‘l~‘.YS, Dl-Ll"lCll".i\'CY OF NERVOUS and PHYSICAL
l-IN l-‘.l{GY, and all NERVOUS DISEASES, which ..u...plainfl
arise from one simple cause —namely,
_A Derangement of the Nervous System.
09- In NI-‘.IlV0llS (J0.\lI’l.AlN'l‘S. Drugs and ivfedicinu
iucimsr. Ilia disease. for they weaken the vital eneigieii of
the Rl|'e3ll_\' prostrated system; while nmlei the stieugfh.
suing, life-giving, vilaliziiig influence of Galvanism. mi ap
plied by this beautiful and ivoiiderfnl discovery, the ox-
aaiisted patient and weakened siilferer is restored to formal
lieiilfb. streiigtb. elasticity and vigor
The great pec.iiliarit_v and excellence of
Dr. Christie’: Galvanic Curatlvos,
coiisists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
-minim-if up ilimilfini, in place of the usual mode of dragging’:
and pll_\’Fl(‘-f(lIIg the patient, till exhausted Nature sinks iopo--
lesiily under the iiifiictioii
'l'Ii¢y .!l1‘CHL'Illf1l the whole sysleni, eqiialize Ifie circiilatiuu-v
of ill! lllmtd, puiiiiiile the secreliuiis. and never do the (lightest-
iii.jiii'y uiirlzr aiip circimislancc.t. Since their introduction in.»
the United States. only three years since, more than’
60,000 Persons
oicliidiiig all ages, classes and conditions, aniong which were‘?
.i large iiniiilier of ladies, who are peculiarly subject to.
\‘eri-mi: Poiiiplaints, have been
ENTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY CURED,
when all hope of relief’ had been given up, and every thing-
eise been tried in vain I
To illnsiiate the use of’ the GALVANIC BEIII‘, suppose
the case of a person inflicted with that bane of civilization,
D\'Sl'l-LPSIA. or any other Chronic or .\"ervoui- Disorder lll
rirdiiiary cases, stiiiiulams are taken. which, by their action on
the nerves and muscles of the stomach, afford temporary re.
lief‘, but which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
injured faculties. after the action thus excited has ceased.
\’oiv compare this with the effect resulting from the appli-
cation of the GA LVANIC Ill-'.L'l‘. Take a Dyspeptic sufferer,
even in the worse synipionis of an attack, and simply tie the
Belt around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid asdirected.
in a short period the insensible perspiratioii will act on the
positive element. of the Belt. thereby causing a Galvanic cir-
culation which will pass on to the negative. and thence back
again to the positive, thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic
iziiciilation throughout the systein Thus the most severe
cases of DYSPI-1l‘SlA are Pl-ZRNIANI-1N'I‘LY CURI-ID. A
l-‘I-LW DAYS IS t)li"J‘l-LN AMPLY SUFI-‘lU|l:2N'I‘ 'l'0 ERADI
i:A'I'I-2 'l‘Hl-‘. DIS!-‘.ASI-‘. OI-' YICAIIS.
CEll'l‘llt‘lll.-l'l‘llS AND ’l‘llS'|‘llllllNli'lliS ,
Of the most Umloublcil Character,
I«'roin all parts of the Country could be given, iiiiflioiont to I11
ever) coliinin in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
~Vlli(‘ll c--iicliisively proves that
“Truth is stranger than Fiction.”
C U R E 0 F
Rheumatism, ‘Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A CLERGYDIAN
of New Jersey, of distiiigiiisfied attainineiits and exalted repu-
tation:—
‘ Sinnizr, New Jersey, July I-2, 1848.
Da. A. H. (Tmiiiwii:-—Dear Sir: You wish to know of me
what has been the result in my own case, of the application
of 'I‘lIl-‘,1;-\l.VA-Nit; Bl£I.'f‘ AND NI~:t,‘KLAl’:l-2. My reply
is as follows:
For about lwenfy years I had been sufliariug from Dyl-
pepsia. l«‘.ver_v year the symptoms became worse, nor could
tobtain perinaneiit ielief from any course of medical treat.-
iiient xvliatever About _foiii'/.ei:n years since. in conseqiieiico
of freqiient exposure to the wcatlier, in the discharge of my
pastoral duties, I became siibject to a severe tlhronic Illicit-
niatism, which for year after year. caused me indescribable
aiigiiisli. Ftirtlicr: in the winter of ’-15 and '46. in conse-
quence of‘ preaching a great deal in my own and various
other clinrclies in this region, I was attacked by the Bron-
chitis, which soon became so severe as to require an imme-
diate suspension nf my pzistoml labors My Ile1‘I'0Il.l system
was now Iluirimglify proslrumf, and as my Bronchitis became
worse. so also ilid my Dyspepsia and Rheumatic. affection-
tliu-s evincing that these ilisorderi-i were connected with each
other through the nicdiuni of the Nervous System In the
whole pharmacopueia there seemed to be no remedial agent
ivliich could reach and recuperate my Nervous System;
everything that I hail tried for this purpose had completely
failcil. At last I was led by my friends to examine your in-
ventions. and (though with no very sanguine hopes of their
.‘.tliciency,) l determined to try the effect of the application of
the HALVANIC Bl~‘.l.'f‘ AND NI-‘.t)KI..-\t3l-‘., with the MAG.
\'l-2’l‘lC FLUID. This was in June, I816 To My raiucu
\S'l‘0NISH.\l)‘.NT, in rwo nus MY Dvsnzrsu inn nose; in
-zine-r DAYS I was v..~um.i;o 1'0 IH>Z4.IU3lI‘. uv nsroiui. uiioiiu;
ma iuvi-‘. I SINCI-Z0.\1l'I"l'l-ID I si.~mi.r. sizavicit: on ACC0l'NT or
run I1iio.~icm'ris; me My liiii-:u.uA1'ic urvi»:c1-ion Mu DIN-
riiii-:i.v i:i:.isi-:o 'ro -raouai.i-1 mt. Such is the wonderful and
happy results of‘ the experiment
I have recninineiiiled the Bl.-‘.l.'l‘ and FLUID to many
.vlio have been likewise suffering from Neuralgic affections.
l‘liey have tried them, WITH HAPPY iii-:sni.1':i, I ai:i.ir.v:, in.
-:vi-:iiv cum.
I am. dear sir, very respectfully yours,
R()Bl~2R'l‘ W. LANDlI..
DR’; ci-i_R_is‘riE's
GALVANIC NECKLACE
‘(S Bronchitis lnflaniiiiation of the Throat, Nervous and Sick
lleailaclie, Dl'I.'l.IIl€‘SS of the Head, Neiiialgia in the I-‘ace,
Bii'I.'I.iii_i; or Roaring in the Ears. Deafness, which in gene-.
i-all} Nervous. and that distressed cnniplaiiit, called Tic
linloreux
Palsy and Paralysis.
All physiciaiis ackiimvleilge that these terrible disease:
are caused by a iIc_/icieiicy of Nervous Energy in the affected
limbs. Du. fjunm-rii-:’s Galvanic Articles will supply (hi.
.f3ficiei;t power, and a complete and entire cure II this:
9 'ecfei
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to ma. f.‘-i-iiiisi-ii: and his Agents withi
ilie last two years, which have been entirely restored.
Cu. Asniii-zw J. F. 'l‘o.sii-ts of Brooklyn, N. Y., had no
been able to walk a step for near four \ ears, and was so help
less that he had to be fed. The uiosf celebrated iliysicianif
gave him up. In five days after he coinmenceil weal-in‘
covered his health Captain Tomes is seventy years of’ age.
DR. C HRlSTlE’S
G ALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Conviiltiiom: or Fi
the [lead and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis
and all diseases caused by ii deficienc of powei or Ne;-vou;
Energy in the limha or other organs o the body.
Tic Doloreux and Neuralgia.
These dreadful and agonizing complaints are irumeilialek.
.'efi'wed by the application of the GAl.VAfiIC Brzixr, Nizcizmci
mi; I-‘i.uin. The Belt diffuses the Electricity through the
system; the Necklace has a local effect. and the Fluid act:
tions the application NI-IVER FAILS.
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always caused
by a derungciuent of the Nerves.
Iv'i.uin will cure nearly every case, no matter how young oi-
old the patient, or how confirmed the com Iaiiit. Numerous
and astonishing proofs are in possession of tlie proprietor.
m- Many hundred Certificates from all patient the conntr
of the most extraordinary character can be given, it’ require ,
09- No trouble or inconvenience attends the use of
DR. CHRIS7'IE’S G./9I.V.flNlC .aa1'IcI.f-2s. and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate, with perfect,
ease and safety. In many cases the sensation attendiii
their use is highly pleasant and agreeable. They can in "Is
to any part of the country.
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each,
The Ilflagnetlc Fluid, One Dollar.
V 39- The articles are accompanied by full and phtln dii-ea.’
I)
alnflforizeil Agent
PARTICULAR CAUTION. I
f’ Beware qf Coiiiilarfcils mid IVorlIilen Imi‘Iim'ana._
D. O. " ‘
oiizni.-:a.u. AlJl!1N'l‘!:Ef?lJ11.TIIHF.EIT\fllz‘,l-ZIl).v‘[S.'lUAD'l?l-IS,
Three Dollars,
Two Dollars. J
izvd Agen_t_,, . ‘
JOHN‘ A. VW\E'n"‘_5I .
E"'I_‘he public a_re respectfully invitedto__
call and uaniipe fo_r't_henis_cilves. 38
Stamford, by
directly upon the affected nerves. In these distressing antic.
The Bi-21.1. Bii.ici-:i.i:n,u«p
Pamphlets with full particulars may be had of thc'_
Is used for all complaints affecting the Throat or Head. Incl; ,
the f_‘i‘u.v.imc BELT, Ni>:i:iti.Acv:, um BfI.\CiZl.l-ITS, he walkec' ‘
across the room, and in three weeks he had perfectly xo,. '
-ipasniodic Complaints, and general Nervous Affectiomo
3."°‘dW|Yo New .Yo:k.; ,: _: .. _
- For sale at Norivallr, Ct. by the au,tli<_ir,.,__-'-;‘,f‘_
5- Emma
Norwalk Chronicler