Norwalk Gazette, Tuesday, January 7, 1851 · page 4

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I darn} ‘ ib'r'S'alef
_ AT A GREAT B~AR'GA3lN.' 

 

jfiirms lying iiithe town of} New Caiiaan.

miles from Norwalk landing. and contains about

.uixtv acres of first rate "land with a spacious "*1
_ dwelling house and other oiil buildings thereon

r.~ltl.lldillg- Al‘so-anotlier: fa=i'in'» coiitainingf’ about
one hundred acres of good land, with a, fa rm
‘liouse and other buildings lllBl‘(-.011'—sllln‘(.lillg~-..
.=-lioltt three and a half .:miles li{()ll‘l Noijwalk
landing and is a most. desiii-iible’7liiijfp"‘fol"'iijny
fit‘-l'S0n‘ who would like to be situated_.‘- iieai§’- ,the»
-:i-lt vvilller.“ _It'is'w'ell"divid._ l\l1l’(i..W«33d._.])l18-
.:.i.i'e.‘ineiidow end» plow l}llltl,nl’ld’l9_ svell" wilt-"
ei-ed‘, and is worthy the iitteiitien oftliose who
wisli "to-pnrcliaseii good fin-ni'. -F«er.tui'iliei-
:'!fl'l'llc‘l1l'll‘l'B eiietuire oftlie subscriber at New
1.,‘-anaan or of Chas. Isaars. at.1\'oi-walk: _

' \VIl3LlAM.DRUM'MOND.

New. Canaan. Dec. 9. 1850.: ,

I'.or..Sa1e._ _. 

50’

A valuable lioaiestead of 26} acres of
land,formerly the residence of Jared
-. Ayi-es, in New Canaan. On it isa good
to o story dwelling-house, barn, nu_d other out
’r-iiildings. and fine oi'chard of grafted fruit
Fees in a bearing state". Also, 27 acres of fine
.‘v-.'lllJQl' .lfl0d- 335 miles north-west of Norwalk
'3':-idge. Also, six acres of wood and timber
.*-..i~zi«l lying one nrile north of New Canaan vil-
la-;e.‘ Also two acres of wood land lyipgneiir
€l‘l-J saw mill of \Vatts Comstock. Esq. in New
ilanaan. For further partic'ulars enquire of
'r'::e subscriber at the residence of Wm. Drum-
isiond. New Canaan.

. EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan. June 14, 1850. *9tQ5tf

'lding Lots for Sale.
_ subscriber offers for sale three
i3'il'illiD'g ts pleasantly -situated on the Merwiii
_:=l7lC6 ah)ut a qtiarter of a mile lielow t.lie
?~.-rirlge;‘i.l‘so. a lot with a new dwelling house
stziiiding thereon. Also, ll house and lot situ-
-ited at Five Mile River. near the LllIldill¢_,I--_-
Fseveiity-five per cent of the money can remain
on bond and‘ iii-ortgsige for a term of years.
Enquire of C HXRLES L. RAYMOND.
Norwalk. [Five Mile River.] Dec. 24. tf52

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TANNERY FOR SALE.
Valuable Property
 FOR sale at a l)3ll‘§{llil1.—-'_l‘l‘l6 subscri-
».ii', contemplating a removal to the West. offers
€"ir sale his faain and tannery situated in New
{_.'all'lll1ll'Hl=l)0l2'l‘ ii mile and a liiilf from the village.
:a'i«l about four miles from Norwalk landing.-—
The farm consists of about 40 acres of first-rate
‘: ind with a good two story dwelling-house. barn
and other buildings . thereon, and would be a
iiiost desirab-le place for a farmer or mechanic.
§‘he tannery at which there is now doing a first

 

. rate business in that line will be sold separate

or with the farm as desired by the purchaser.
For‘ further particulars enquire of Darius St.
Hilin, New Canaan. or of Chas lsnacs, Nor-
~.'.’.lll{. DARIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 1850. 3

For Sale.
THE House and Lot formerly occu-
pied by Emery Bissell, deceased.
For particulars inquire of
Ci..4iiu<. BISSELL.
or W. E. Bissr.i.1..
Norwiilk. Aug. 27. 1850‘

T01! SALE.
The homestead lately belonging to
James \V. Hyatt, situated in the village of
‘i orwalk. a few rods north of tloe Episcopal
"‘hurcli. It is a first rate place for a iiiechaiiic.
’i-wing upon it a good dwelling House. Shop,
R:-ii-o. &c. and will be sold at a‘great bargain.
For terms, apply to
W31. S. LOCKWOOD.
Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk. Feb 12, 1849.

ifiheap Carpet Establishment.

_ No. 99 Bowery.
Flue Large Show Rooms at Him-.\i Annm-

soN’s wholesale and Retail Store.

AMILIES and housekeepers furnished at
wholesale prices.
LIST or riiiei-:3.
English Three Ply Carpet, 7s. to 95.
Do Double Superfine, 8'8.

Double Ingrain Carpet. 63.

Common Carpets. 6d. and ls.

Stair do 9d and 38-.

Brussels Stair,'6s. and 8s.

Adelaide Mats, 6s. and 33.

Large Tufted Rugs, 2s.

Do‘ Axiniuister, 45.

Door Mats. 6d. and 45.

Table Covers, 8s.. 12s., and 203.

English Floor Oil Cloths, 3 feet to 24 feet
wide. 33.. 43., 53.. and 8s. per yard.

English Di-uggets. 3s. 6d., and 6s.

Window Shades, 85. to 40s.

' HIRAM ANDERSON,
No. 99 Bowery.

 

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€'!i‘l‘2.5

Protection Insurance co,
_ , Of HARTFORD. CONN.
Capital $'200,000_-l/Vil/L Privzlcgc to In-
crease to Half a Million.

 ILLIAM C. STREET,liavingreceived

'1 the agency oftlie above named Compa-
22.7 in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
T‘-lills. Factories. Barns and the contents ofeacli
ri.>;.;'etlier with every other species of property

flgainst Loss or Drunage by F ire.

_ The rates ofpremium offered, are as low as
Hiose of a ny other similar.lustitution,a nd every
man has now an opport.unity,for a trifling sum
in protect liimselfagainst this destructive ele
r-i-ant, which often in a single hour, sweeps
:- --ray the earnings of so many years.

it is incumbent on all persons applying for a
rcuewalor policy on buildings,t.o inform the
~ xzentofall changes in and about the premises
' mt increase the hazard: oron iiiacliinoryi'en-
dared unproductive by new inventions, usecex
is-as by changes in business, as no insurance
... :ice is bound by their policy, to payaiiy more
?’~.an the cash value of property, at the time or
E: ~= destruction. _

.\Ioi-walk. Jan. 1, 1350.

.'i‘enton’s Patent Flint Enamel
Ware. _-

S, ILL hereafter be sold"by Locxwoon,

HAIGHT & Co.,who have purcliased my
stock, with the sole right of the sale of that
xvare, in this place, (the demand for it being
.-as great, and not having room enough to keep
an assortment, I was compelled to sell out,)
'i‘liey have a large and well fnroislied slore.,
-.i:_id will for the futurekeep a good assortmant
of this Ware on hand. 1 clieerf-.ill_. recom-
lend the public to‘ca|l° * ‘

3. CHARLES E. DISBROVV.

Vllebb’-s" Washing Powders.

A. N.E'Wand convenient article for removing
it dirt from clothes of all kinds without rub-
sllllg.

'1‘:-y i‘. and if you don't approve ofit, the money
will be i'etuI'ned you.
LOCKWOOD. HAIGHT, 6: CO.
Norwalk. J uly 15. 1850.

‘E-DECIEIVED ml“ day. a new lot of Clocks
 L°°l‘l"£‘~' Glfi95"3. Lumps, Gerandoles
viii), Cults Baskets, Brushes. dcc.

 A C. E. DISBROW.

OLOGNE WATER, Bay Rum, Laven-

J der Watei', Orange Flower Water, and

Hose Water‘, for sale by the gallon or bottle,
.‘l. the Drug Store West Side"tlie Bridge.

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 The iiubscr'ibe'rs offer: for sale, twor

‘One of said ’farn'is -is sit.:iated about four’ .'

 
 

VIN QUART B‘o"r:i-i.t-:5.
Foa PURIFYISG THE BLO0D,A.\'D roa THECURE

or
Scrofula, 1lIe'rcu.rial Diseases. Rheumatism.

 

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William A B. 11,

W'esl Side the Bridge, nearly opposite the .Nor'u;al/c Hotel.
Manufacturer and Dealer in

ADDL ZS, Harnesses, -'l‘run|.'s, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, \V|iips. Mutts, Bl'llSll6S.
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddlery \Vare, Trunk Locks, écc. écc.

N. B. Harnesses manufaclurecl to order. T erms favorable.

Culan—eous Euruplions, S/vubborn Ul_c(.'_'r-9. ‘L74/"
er Com plaiizl. D]/s;/epsia. Bronrt/ults. -‘all
Rheum. Consiunplion. ["erer Sores‘. F6‘
male Complaints, Er-3/sfpelas. Loss of
A_ppelr'ée. Pimples. Bales. General
Dcbilily, as-c.. eye.

This preparation has now borne the test of
over 14 years experieiice, since its first. lll-l~l-'0-
ductiou to public favor, during which time nu--
merous iuiitalions have sprung into existence,
founding their claims to the contideiice of the
community on the curative pt wers contained in
Sai'sap:ii'ill:i Root, the great repulatioii mid ex
tended use of which has been mainly attrilinta»
ble to the many woiirlerl‘ul cures effected by
the use of this pi-epiiratioii. \\*'liile SilI'siI|‘ilI'—
illa Root forms an iiiiportant part of its conihi-
nation. it is. at the same time, compoiiiided,
will) other vegetable reiiieilies of gi'nat power.
and it is in the peculiar coiiibinatioii and scien-
tific iiianner of its preparation. that its remarka-
ble Sll('.('8SS in the core of disease‘ depends.—-
Other preparatioiis iiiiitate it in the style of
puttiiig up. at n bearing the name of one of
its iiigredie.ri‘. ,-nn'l here ends their re.seiiibliince
to it. Those needing a remedy and purilyer like
this. are requested to iiole where this differ-
ence exists, and in niaking choice of what they
will use, not to take. any other but that one on-
titled to their confi-rlence, from the long list of
cures it has effectecl on living witnesses, whose
testimonials and resideu<:es have been publish-
ed, and who are sti l liearing daily testimonial
to its worth. The whole history of medicine
has sciircel.y furnished a parallel to the numer-
ous and remarkable cures effected by its use,
and what it has effected once it can effect
again.
FROM KENTUCKY.
‘Inflammatory Rheumatisnn Cured.

BAllDS’l‘0W:\', .Ky., July 10, 1849.

Micssiis. SA:vns—-G»-ntleinen 2 It is my duly
to cominunicate facts in l't-'l2ll'l0ll to the benefic-
ial effects of your Sarsaparil ii. My wife was
iifiiicteil with iiiflaniatiou and soreness of the
stomach of the worst character ; her limbs and
chest were much swolen; she had constant
lieadachae, and last spring was attacked sevel'e-
ly with iultauiii-iatory l'll(’.ulllt»lll.~ll]. The best
medical aid we (OUl(l obtain zdforded only iiio-
nienliiry i'elicf;, and while in this situation, she
heard ofthe many reuiarkablc cui es effecletl by
the use of Sands‘ Sarsaparilla, and coniiiieuced
its use. wliicli produced instant i'clief. and less
than six bottles entirely removed all the drop-
sical swelling and eveay other lllfltlllllllllllyy
symptom, restoring her to perfect liealtli. i
send this statement as an act of justice. believ-
ing it to be my duty to eiicou_l'zige tlie siifferiiig
|)()t'lt0ll ol'tlie hunian family to use Sands’ Sar-
sapurilla, which I believe has no parallel in
the catalogue of medicine. \Viili feelings of
lasting gratitude. I i'eiiiain your friend.

SAMUEL P. HARGER.
Read the following from

 

__Ni-:w-Oai.i;A.\'s, Nov. 152, 1849.

3135535. S_4._~ins.—G..-.iitleiiien,—I take the
liberty of sending you ii letter wliicli liiay be of
iiiiportauce to those who are siifl'eIi'iiig as l
have done. I received great benefit from your
Sarsaparil.a, having been cured ofa malady
iiftc-.i' suf}'ei'iug six yer. rs. 1 liereby clieei'fiilly
certify to the good effect ofyour nwdiciue. and
] hnpe God will ]'(I.\\';|l'Ll you ll)!‘ llll lllfl good you
have done. A chronic cough had tornieuted
me day and iilglit, and repealed attacks of fo-
vei‘ induced me to believe that 1 should die of
consumption. One day. while suffei-iiig ii vio-
lent attack of burning l'e.ver, a li'ieiid persuadcrl
me to try your incomparable medicine, but to
tell the truth, Iliad no conlidoiice in it i final
ly purchased ii. bottle. and by its use and the
help of God, I was restored to better health
than i. had enjoyed for six years. 1 ca miot but
bless the author of this aduiirable medicine.

\Vitli great respect. I am. geiilleiiiiin.

Your obedient servant.

FE RMIN GROU PAZ.

"TRUTH IS STRANGER THAN FIC'1‘lON.”
New DUllllAlll. N. J., June 30. 1849.
M PZSSRS.SANl)S—-Gmlllfill)8ll :— \l_v wife suf-
fered with a distress and biirnidg in her chest
for in: ' V years, and my daugliter was afliicled
from It . birth with ii liuinoriii lici-blood. \Ve
consulted various pliysiciaiis, and tried numer-
ous reiiieilies. without much benefit, until we
heard, through Rev. Tlioinas Davis, of the
great iiiedicinialfilalue ol Sands’ Siirsaparilla.
On his roconimendaiion. uiy wife and daughter
decided on trying it. ll!l(l soon experieucecl per-
iiiaiieiit benefit. My dangliier’s skin ussunied
a new appearance eiiti.-'el ’; from being rougli,
liiird and scaly, it became sniootli iind soft.-
My wife's sufferioizs are almost gone. and its
use a short time lon,<,:er, it is my firm belief, will
produce ii perfect cure. Yours, with respect,
G_ S. HE.\’DR.1CKSON.
Pastor oftlie Baptist Church, at the
English Neigliborliooil.
Pi'epai'e,d and sold, wholesale and retail. by
A. B. 6:, D. SANDS, Di'ugg'ists and Chemists,
100 Fulton-st., corner of \Villiam, New York.
Sold also by Di'iiggists genei'all_y tlirou;z|iout
the United States and Canada. Price $1 per
bottle; six bottles for $5. For sale by
46 J. A. VVEED.

morwalk Savings Bank. -
O'l‘lCl*.‘ is hereby given that deposits will
be received by the. treasui'er at the Fall'-
field County Bank, from 10 lo 12 o'clock, A.
M. and from 2 to 4 o'clock, P. M. on Mondays,
Tuesdays, \Vednesdays, 'l‘liursdays and Fri-
days. and on Saturdays from 10 to 12A. M.
and 2 to 3 P. M. until further notice. _Per-
sons wishing to make l0tlllS'lll'6 requested to
hand a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount ll iid sec-iii-ity.
'1‘. \VA RNER, JR., Treasurer.

Nn--walI.- Dan, 3, 1949.

New ran and winter Goods.
A LARGE supply just receiveil. consisting
Of Ladies Dress Goods, such as '
Lyonese Clfll/L, fo‘.s/zionablc colors, medimn to
csclra:/i/ze. Frmclz. ZlIm'z'/toes, very ch.czlp.—
ll’Iu.s'lzn de Lizincs, lalesl sl_i/Ins ; plain (ash-
meres ; Alpaccas, all qualities and colors ,-
Cloakings, Paramallas, Worslrd Plaxirls;
Plaid Li-nscys.
Prints, all desirable styles, with a variety of '
other Dress Goods suited totheseason. A lot of
long and square Shawls. Bed Blauliets. ol'su-
periorqnality. and cliea p; Cradle do.. Horse do.
Also, an excellent assortnien of Broadclotlis,
Ciissimeres. Sattinells, Kentucky Jeans, &c.
Also, Vestings of all qualities and kinds from
the lowest priced totlie best iiiiporterl. Men's

Ti'iinlss. Valices, Carpet. Bags. Mats, Rugs, \Vliips.
&c. &c. which he has constantly on liaiid.
Harness, combining iiearuess with durability.
at this establisliinent, of the very best materials and style of workniaiisliip. at prices which will

not f,,i| to Sm],-fy cu,-y,(,,m.,,-_.;, Repairing done in a neat and substantial manner.

4-0 tons of Butter and Cheese.

and boys garments, cut free ofexpense,as usual. fil'°- supply just received iind for sale by

S. MOULTON.

‘F. BRA.DLIElY’S

]Ve-to Ifruwess and Saddle Eslablis/2.m.e7zt.
1-] I; subsc|"|l)el' having had an itppartmeiit tilted up beneath the Coiinecticiit Hotel, would
invite the attention of the pubiic to his extensive assoi-tineut of Saddles, I-Iarnesses,
l—4il-**l1BS.- B|'USll8S.Currycombs,Slianiiiiies
He has on liand several setts of very light single
Every article in his liiieofbiisiiiess may be bad

Just received a lot nf.Bull"'a-lo Robes, Blankets, écc.

Norwalk, Nov. 1, 1-84.‘). F. BRADLEY.

AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
Capital $100,000,
invested in Bnnrls, ;’l10rl,2‘ug(!s and Sloc/rs.
Rates of Premium l:e(lll!:e(l 25 per cont. paya-
ble iii casb,iiniiually senii-annually oi quar-
terly.

 

T/lis C‘onz.pan_z/ /mire G'ra,a.lr(l Over
2500 Policies.
V The Insured ii re Meoilieizs of the Company
.-\Sjusl retiirneil from New York \Vllll a and sliare the profits equally. Dividends do-
new and valuable collectionofSi-hooland, clared annually on the 1st of J'.iiiuary.

Also, ii large assoi-liiient' certificate for Profits

A. SELLECJK,
Book Seller and Binder,

ii

.\liscellaucous Books. _
'."‘.ll.'i"l‘ll 'i -‘-i-’ l~_.i lg: - - .
of ‘blatio my ,i it i(li ig l.-l.i il. boo is Foo \(lll), are trmMemme__w|“ Wlflesem C *5“. sN:m,e_

Letter, and Note Paper, envelops, Slates. &c.,
\'Vlll(‘ll he will sell clii-aper than they can be
bought for at. any olherstore in this vicinity.
.'L5F"Bonl<s of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and durable style, at extremely lo\v rates,
and satisfiictioii given to all.

ly invested and not iiiipaid PH-iiiiiiiii Notes,
as is the case in the Credit Companies.

Policies
cannot be reduced at death, by having Premi-
um iioles deducted t.lie.i'efroiii.
No Calffbr-nia Rzls-/.‘s have been t:iken——-nor will
extra-liazardoiis risks he nssuiiied—-—au(l no
(.'llllll_g(-‘.5 will be made lll coudui-,ling the busi-
ness oftlie. (‘.l)lll')tlll_V, \Vlll(‘ll will impair the in-
erests of its })l'e!~'(‘.l)l’. policy holders.
THE AMERICAN MUTUAL
is 'riii-: ONLY

Perfectly Mutual Company
in the couulry—liaviiig but one Cl7l>S of mem-
bers—-mie systeoi ofpayuii-nts—uo for-feiturcs
of profils——aiid no ussessinezits ofmciii’ ers.

The public are invited to examine the Char-
ter. Plan of Operation. a lid Annual‘ Report of

 
 

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W. L‘. Biissell,
 AS removed to the cornerstore under the
Coirii. l‘l()l('l.‘\\’]ll.8l‘(t may !l')(.%.l()l.l‘ll(l a .('0ll'l- the Cumlmny.
plcte assoitiiieiit. ofiiugs. lllflt icuies, pelllllll-' (zm-cars of the C.0mpam/
cry, books and stialioiiery. fancy iiiticles. «kc. BENJ SILMMAN. Sr. NORRIS \V'LcO\_
-‘kc. which will be sold at prices (.lei\'lll0' Coll]-I _ - ,.. ‘.‘
‘. . 19 -,\I‘*°_ 1, , Pieszclenl. Fire Prcsulcnt.
we mm“ ‘ "3 "' BE\'JAllIl’\' Novas .IOH'\' \V FITCII
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I -3€’L""€‘l(lI‘7 - Tree.»-u'rer.
ran Maw YGRIH B.-..,..r W"-1..../......
REGULAR TRIPS FOR THE siaasoa.§B,*‘"J‘?'“i".S"""'"“ ‘V”“-*' B'‘*i*°'
; i\orris \\7ilcox Jolin Diirrie
'.l‘l‘i.E Sloop MARY \VlLLIS,’ Heiiry Pi-ck LewisB,,]i..lgnn_
Capt. \Villis J. 1‘-'.l.(%l'l'll'l', having coni- Eli \V. Blake James l’uudei-foi-(I
iiieiicedlierregiilai'trips.fortlieseasoii John W. Fitch James E. English
 __,.willleave i\'oi'walk,e-:ist'sidel'liebridge Josepli E. Sliefiielil Lucius R. l<‘iiii-li
every Tuesdiiy Evening, and New York every ‘ Slierman \V. ,l(iierals Edward a Mitchell
Saturday. Aiiilirose L. Jordon Saniuel Leeds
Any one having lmsiiioss Willi the Packet C_\‘ri:s l’. Smilli lieiiige D. Plielps
Office during the absr-.iice of the vessel. Ctll1.G(‘-(ll'_l._7€l Hall Frerlei-it-lt 'l‘. l’.-,.-.i,
apply at the Cabinet Shop of ‘VH1. L. Quin-f Ofihe -2.500 policies which have been issued
ard, on the Dock. -by this Coiiipany. but 28 liave been gniiiteil
WILLLR J. VIERRITT. do per.~'0n-'~‘ I'r>‘itlina our. of New Euglaml and
Norwalk, March 31. 18-19. 13 gt!’ Slate of New York. Total losses in 1850,
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Refer to
Charles lsancs,

E. B. Beiiuett,

'l‘. \Vai'iiei‘. Jr.

\Vm. C. Street.
('i90l'_£{P A. Davenport,
Di‘. Samuel S. N(l_\'6S, N, (;';|n;];in.

G EURGE A. BlSSl<ILL. Agent.

DR. S. Li’-.\'i~:s, Medical Examiner.

Swan’s Elstablrsment C_ B,SS,,,,_
I l"l7lSl{i:3 the szreatest attraction, in his (;i,,,_,_ p;_ Dishmw

li::e,of any one if the kind in the coun- (-/'l‘"g. C_ B,.,,s' ’
ty. For beauty of ivorkiiiansliip, ricliness (:,,.,,_ A_ Bi‘__,(,||
and taste in the fitting and nioiinting of I-]ar- (_;_ D_ J,.,,,,;,,gS ‘
nesses. he has long stood unrivaled. llisl '
Slot k. einbraces the gi-e.'.lesl' variety. is fresher
and newer in style, patterii. and make, lliaii
any country store to be found; for, altliougli
his stock is extensive, his sales keep pace.
and fi'equent.ly run fill‘lllll-':l(l of his best efforts
to supply the deniand. Tlie secret of his suc-
cess in this matter pei-liaps to be found in
the elegance of l is wares. but more probably
in their cliezipness. wliii-li gives dispatch and
facility to sales. if Sadlery \Va re is ivaiited
by the trade, they never fail to call on Sivan;
for he sells at city prices. Cai'i'iiige \Vliips,
foriiistance, are sold at maiiiitiiitliirei-s’ prir-es.
l“.vervarlicleiii the line may l)e'fUl.lll(l at this
establislimeiit. Stran,t_ver. give him a call. and
he will more tltaii confirm what is here said.

\VM. B. SVVAN.
Norwalk, July 15,1850.

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H Elsiilisicriber has just received a large
am va uable assortiiieiit of" llie latest
t improved Cook and l’ai'lor Stoves. and ii variety
B0012, Shoe, Leather and Find-:0l‘ I.I~'9fIIl kitchen Furniture. Auioii,«_v wliicli
jug Store_ lEl]‘l‘;l;I_y' ‘be fpiiiid the fo|lowin;z.—'l‘lie Quincy.
_ HENRY HA.\'DES renews again &;nl”lfi“~5JE:lle...N:l‘llillllll. Sar:ito,«_va Ai:)ti_qlit;'
$ lllS iicknowledgiiients to the public and ,., "pilot Amlnni‘ (’°'l,""”J.' ‘5m."m‘ A”'l“'gm' '
his friends for tlirir generous patronage, " "Of livwillluxfl hm.‘ (l‘0”l‘,m'l Stages’ . .
,.]m.mg me yam. p,,5.,'m,d hupesm mm” "D "n_ ]E'.n. 'l‘|()?(C Iii-I‘]ig it tll:ltll"‘.-_l0w:,Go l be
interrupted coiitinuzince of the business i'ela- _ I , ‘SCI?! till." lune} A?‘ I mm‘ Cmmge"
tionsliip which he has so lonf.’ maintained with ‘”"(),-diiebl .6’? i'l'"Hl.He.m Im'£'m|m0r'-
this community. He will be found now at. liis'v.”.i,,,- ..",' mt ‘~J,”"_ I?u"m.".\" f"""_r'H‘_" (llrremfm
new stand opposite the store of Chas. lsaacs file. .,:Hi‘.il-,m .~$Mt-pg" "N lit‘??? m '“.pm°l v"'_.'e'
where he will be liappy to see, andserve his E11,, it, 0 _‘ ml) :?mYB,"”.(.l F'>l“'mmeT
old friends and the public. The cliaracter of In”, H? '1,” ‘?"l"l”f° M "V-l"“‘ I ‘"'"'"' mld
his work is too well known to need a word of . ""l9"s' “lllcll 10" e°°"°"'-V "'”l """“"”"'
. . _ . ience cannot lie surpassed. Als),a good as-
praise. lt conipi-isi-.s 8V(‘.l'y article of nieips mmnwm of Bl_ihm”i_| J_l Wm Ti” \.h'PPt Jr H
and cliildreii’s wear, with i.-ublers and Over- and 09),“. \V.,,.e' ‘ '1',~',.9";,h I". up‘?!
shoes in tlieii'season.foi'ladies and gentleman. Knives lqlna Fmis ‘Op 5,, ,€,,.i,,,. E: , [7,]
FINDINGS. of the best quality, and in any 1r“M‘_'M'Nmi0m ‘&(__ &(_.l ' H "1 ‘"’ M“
‘ll'"'”'ll.‘." 5“'le‘l l0 til“ “"”‘t5 oftlle °"‘fl5' Jobliing (.lUllPulI~' usual at re'isoii'ible rates
N°"w““"J""' 1' 1849' ’ i Alloiders punctuallyialle-ndedIto‘ ‘ ( .
I F. H. NASH.
I
l

Ironand“'t 1' s l'\' as. l
.3 ee . . out ii orwa c. (3')l.Q4l l. 1840. 38

FULL assortmeiit of Ainericaii, Svve.ed- .
isli ‘and Eiiglisli lron. round. square and! Lockwood‘ Halght &’ co‘!

flat - and Cast, Eiigiisli-l)listei° German. Anieri-l - .A'L""."."”', fl)!‘ "M ,S"'le 0] -
., J, .' “S _l d if ___ h l lSl\’S PAli‘.Nl‘ 
can .in . piing tee on i.m am oi ..ile y . ., , _
\V. C_ S,,.m_;ET_ t _ AL-CASE, wliicli, being eiiniiieled bolli
witlioiil aiul willim. is i‘e.ndered perle(-llyair-
laiid-water-tiglit, as a desirable article for pro-
, itecliiiv the dead for 01'-.llll2ll‘V iiiterment, for
1:109!‘ 011 .3lOthS. . l vaults? for ti'anspiirtation. for l'.BlllllVlll after iii-
PllLCl4.5.0l'5ll0 y2II'(l.~‘ Floor Oil Cloth, ' tel-nwin, &c., (Sic. \Ve invite "II to can and
ll“-‘V llfll-19""-‘w l"’C‘3lV9d .l-lll-“ (l".l’ fl'0'",exaiiiiiie, lliat they may see the beauty and
MoU1.'roN s. ; superiority of it over all others now in use.
| _,, ,

Oct. 1st. 1850.

2

Auction, for sale cheap at
\Ve§sfporl, I\hv. 511a, 1850.

lEROG.ER—IESl"& GROCKERY.
oi. w. Smith. .

HE Subscriber would inforni his foriiier

« , , . cusioineisaud the public genei'ally,iliiit
New C"m"'"' l\°V' 8' 1896' Re niaykbe lllllllillill. his new stoi'e iii Soutalf‘
. 'or\\'al ', where is will keep a good and ex-

Patent Pa1nt' _ tensive assortnieut of (J‘ro.-cries, Provisions‘.
LAKE’S Patent fire and water proof Ci-ockei-y. China and Glass \Vare. Also Flour

. Paint, or artificial Slate. This extraoi--Paiid Feed, Sporting and Blasting Powder.

OR sale wliolesiile and Retail by
SEYMOUR COMSTOCK.

flillflry substance is found in ii stratuni of rock Patent. Fiise. and a general assortment of
in Sharon near Akron, Ohio.
from the mine it liasall tlieappearauce of the_ at as low mites as they can be pi'ociii'ed at in
fines! Indigo and is no liardertliau cold lallow.f this village or elsewliere. '

but a few days to, the atiiiospliere turns it to
ha rd slate or stone, protecting wliatever c0V-- delivered in any part of the village.

\-Vlien taken: Patent Medicines. Allvof Wlll('.ll.‘ll6 will sell

Fresli Goods received every week. Goods

35

West po'l't, Sept. 23, 1850.

ercd 1',-oiii the action of the weather ii iid from ‘ Soulh Norwallc, Jllay Glh 20
w. C,,_S_Tl_‘.RI33E_J__'I‘,,, _ ,_ PO\VDER, shot, and cnpysii
Agent for the7Patent.ee. ' 0L‘MS'l'IAD'I

Dailews Magical Pain Extractor-
In. a new Wrapper and boxes 9nuch:enlarged.

niai-ket—iivoid tlieni as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their application.

dress and large Boxes—you gain liirgely in
quantity oflhe Oiiiliiieiit-over the old size. and
what is more important yet_—you iivoid the
danger of beiiig imposed upon by a Counterfeit,
and are certain of getting the genuine iii't.i(:|e.

testify, is an infallible remedy for ilie worst. of
burns, scalds. piles. rlieuniatisni. sore and in-
flamed eyes, ery.-‘ipelas. salt. rlieum. cuts,
wounds. bruises, and all cutaneous and inf1ani-
nialory diseiises.

with a cerlilir~.ale. sigiieil by my lawliil iittor-
ney, and by the '.l‘i'ave.llin.<_v agent.

they contain much imporlaiit and interesting
iiiforiiiatioii.

2000

iiiou lngrain. all wool; Cotton lngrain Striped
Veiiitian, Stair do. received this day fl'o.n auc-
tion, and will be'sold at much i0\\ er prices
than those of the first part of the season.

i4HE—l‘S.‘ilIANS'C0(1gll and Worm Losenges
I‘: for sale by ' e '

IMPORTANT cnnneri.
’ AUTION! Counterfeits of Dolley’ Ex-

tractor, in the old wrapper, flood the

Buy Dal|ey's Extractor, only in the new

The Genuine Dolley Snlve.:is tlioiisamls will

N. B. Every local--agent will be provided

I?“ See the new printed Circulars for 1850,

H. DALLEY.
415 Broadway, N. Y.

1Dallcy’s Animal Galvanic.
The greatest. clieape<l, and most certain
reiiiedy ever discovered for the cure of dis-
eases of horses and cattle. Humors, sores,
sivelliiigs. sli':iiiis.q 'itterlione. ,L'.illi-,il neck and
Slllll‘llflPl‘S. hard or spavin lunii-s—il cures W ll
rapidity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil. has. as yet. re-isletl llie wondeiful prop-
erlies oftliis great and truly valixalile i‘eiiiedy.
§??"° F&ll'lllRl'S and owners of liorses and cat
tle, try it mice. and you will never al'terwai°ds
be without it.
Aor..\"i~.-—l\’oi-xvzillc. \V. E. Bissell; Soiilli
Norwulk,G- \V. Suiitli: \Vestport, .loliii \V.
'l':i_\lor; i\'ew Canaan, S. C. Siiliiiiali; St'..’m-
ford, Roswell Hoyt. ‘ 33

Fall and Winter Dry Goods.
HITCHCOCK «SI LEADl)l~IATER,
N0. 347 Broadiiivriy.

Con. 01-‘ Ll-Z().\'\Rl) S'rni»:i-:’ -N. Y.
51% AVE now in store. and a. e prepared to
serve custoiiiers with all kinds, and now-

est and best. styles cf
Fall and W'intcr Dress Goods,
which they will sell at great liiii-;_raiiis. 'l‘licir
stocl. enibraces lfreucli '.\leriiios and Cil.~ll-
ineres, of every desirable shade and quality,
Painiiiatlas, or Cobiii,«,: Cloths, of various col-
ors; iii nppearuiice and finish precisely like
Merino. but of only about half the co.-t..l’i-iiit-
ed Caslinieres and De Laius. of the newest
and most ilesiralile pzitieins: Fri-iicli. Ell,'1llSll
and Americsin Calicoe-s; Silks of every kind:
Bl'(lCll(3 Long and .\'qiiari- Sliawls: \Voolen. or
Rob Roy (lo (lo; Caiitoti Criipe atiil 'l"liibel
Sliawls; and fnileeil OV(‘l‘_\'llllll_LJ_ ailiipli-d to die
lfall oi \Viuter seasoii. as well as to i-very
otlier season of the year, making their stock
one of the

 

NBRV OUS DISEASES,

And of t.lio.=e itoiiiplaiiits wliir.‘.i are caused in an impaired,
th ‘

ivenkeiicd or iiiilieiillliy cnnditinn 9|
N ICIQVUUS S\'S'I‘Ii}llI.

'l‘lii: lieautiliil and convenient application of the my!-
terious powers of (i\l.\".-\NlS.\l and ,\],\(;,\vi.;1-i5.“_ 1,”
been [|l'llllUlIll(‘€(l by distiiigiiislieil pliysicintis, both in l-'.urop¢
=ni:l the lliiilcil States, to lie the mus! .~..(,.,,],1, ,,,,.,{,-,,-,,,,g ,1,-,
corrry of llir .’7gr.

Dr. GH_RISTIE’S GALVANIG BELT

and
lll A (3 N lC'I‘IC FLUID,
is lined with the most perfect and certain succeiil in an

ensesof -

Gl¢‘.NlI‘.I€Al. DEl!ll.l'I'Y,
Stu.-iiglliciiiiig the \\'8:'Il(elleti body. giving tone to the verioiu
-llg'.lllS, and iiirigoizitiiig the elllll8‘S)$lelll. ~\lso Ill l-‘l’l‘S,
l2ll.\.\ll', l‘.~\l{.\l.\‘Slb' and l‘.-\l.SY, l)\"Sl’l-ZPSIA or IN
iii«;i:s'i‘i<ix, lllll-'.U.\l.<\'l‘lS.\l, Ai,:u'i‘i-2 and i;iiiio.\iIc
iil)Ll'l‘. l~‘.l‘|l.l-‘.PS\, l.U.\lll.-\(iO. i)i«:.-u«‘.\'i-ass, M-;iivrii;s'
l'lll".‘.l()llS. l’.~'ll.l‘l'l'A’l‘lO.\‘ ()1-' 'l‘lll-‘. lll-‘.All'l‘, Al‘()l‘l.l".XY
\'l-'.l.ill.-\l.(llA, l‘-\lNS in the slot: and l‘Ill-‘.S']‘, i,ivi.;n‘
l?().\ll‘l..\lN'l', Sl‘lNAl. l.'().\ll'l..-\lN’l‘. and l3UllV.-\'l‘llllli}
of tlic Sl‘l.\'l-‘.. llll' l,‘U.\ll"l.AlN'1', l)lSl-'.ASl«‘.S of the it“).
.\'l’.\'S, l)l".l*'ll3ll".NC\’ (ll-' Nl'lllV()US and l'll\'Sl(‘.A[,
iCf\'l'illll\', and all Ni-‘.llV()US l)lSl“.ASl-‘.S, which complaint:
arise from one simple naiise —naniely,

A Derangement of the Nervous System.

09- in Nl-‘.lH’llllS l,'().\ll'l.All\"l'S. Drugs and .\ledicinet
imumw the dimise. for they weaken the vital enemies 0f
the .ilicad_r pro.-ti'nled sy stem; while iuidei the Sllafillgiil
ailing, life-giving, \‘ilflll'l.illg influence of Halvaiiisni. as ap
plied by this beniilifiil and wuiiderful discovery, the ex.
aansleil patient and weakened sull'erer is restored to format
lieallli. strength elasticity and vigor

The great peeiiliarity and excellence of

Dr. Cliristle’s Galvanic Cluratlves,

-zoiisists, in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
-lllItl.IIlIf u,.,i/it-.:Iimi, in place of the usual mode of dragging
aiul pliysirliiiig the patient, till exliziiisled Nature sinks hope-
lessly iiuder the iiitlirtioii

'l'hi-y slrrnglh.-ii /Ill‘ wlmlz syslrm, equalize (lie ci'rcululi'mI
of Ni! /iluml. ,n'omole I/it sririwliiriis. mid iiui.~r.r do lhr 911':/ilgu
[iijiiiy umlor uny i:ii'cumsIrmces. Since llleil intrmluction in
the lliiilell Slates, onl_i three years since, more than

(50,000 Persons
iuclu-ling all ages. classes and coiiilitioiis, uinoug which were
.I large lllllllliél” of ladies. who are peculiarly lII|ll_|9\'.l lo
‘ieivoiis l lllllpl-|llll.S. liaie been
BNTIRELY AND PERMANENTLY OURED,

J/llell all hope of relief had been given up, and every thing

else been trieil in vain!

‘l‘o illnstizite the use of the GALVANIC l.IEl.'l‘, suppose
the vase of a person aillicled with that bane of civilimition,
l)\’Sl'l-.l'SlA. or any other I'.lironic or .\‘ervonr liisoriler. In
-ir-liiiai-_v cases. stioiiilaiits are taken. which. by their action on
the nerves and miiscles of the stmiiiicli. alliird I(1IlIllH'llTy re-
lief. but ivliicli leave the patient in a lower state. and with
iujiiicd faciillies. after the action tliiis excited has ceased.
Vow compare this with the effect resulting from the appli-
iizitinn til the la‘ -\ l.V.-\.\'lC lll-Zl.'l'. Take a llyspcptic sliflerer,
even in the worse <i_\ nipti-iiis iii an attack. and simply tie the

6

Best anc Largest in New York,
and giving llieiralleutioii pariii-iilaily lo the. le-
tail l)l.lSlllP.~‘S. being llieiiiselves iii coiisliiut rom-
iiiuiilcatioii \'/llll llu-ir (‘ll~'ll)lllRl‘.~‘., learn their
wants. and will supply ll-cm, if any pains, and
the niarkcls of this or any otliei'coiiuti'y will
enable lliem to do so__ln iidililion lo lliujr
EXTIENSIVF. AS.\'Oll'l‘.\ll£'.\'l.‘ OF
DRESS (}(lO(_).S.

tfiey have prim-liaiscrl ll(‘3l\'ll_\' of llriiisewife mid
Family .-\rtii-les, and are propureil to si-.rve
their ciisloiiiors with ;\lar.<eiltes and 'i‘
Qiiillli; \Viuilo\v Driipery Miisliiis. of wliicli
they have very large and spli-ndiil as<orliiieiit.~'.
_Liiie.n Sliv‘etiii_J,s and S|iirliti_2's, Daiiiasks,
Diapers and l\2l|ll\lllS. and indeed (-very kin
of Linen Gooils. \\‘llll'll ll:i-_v U’lll‘l't‘(l ooforo the
receiil iiilvauces in prii-.e.<. and will SP l

FULL '20 PEI.’ (‘E3-.’_'l‘ BELOW TIJE ’

US UAL RA '.l'E.S'.
Also. all kinds of plain Cotton lioorls. logeilier
with \Vooleii lllaiikets. l"laiiiiols.Canton l*'|aii-
iiels. and. in sliorl. cvoi-yiliing il lady or fan‘ i-
ly can want in the Dry Goods line, iiiciiidiiig
every kind and style of
lllournillg and Half Mourning
Dress Goods,

and a full and perl'ect :issortiiie.ut of Gentle-
iiie.ii's Uiiiler.Sliirts. Driiweis. .\'i-aifs and Cra-
vals, Silk and Linen Pocket ll;im'll<ei'clii4-ls,
Gloves. Siis-peiiders, l-lo.-‘ii-i'y. Bl'()ll(l(,'lt'llll.-‘. Cus-
siiiieres, V(*sllll§1~’. &t'.. (2.. at piices lit r bi-low

the usual rates of Gentleiiieifs Fttiiiisliiiig
Stores. 37
M ’ ll ll DE 3

l’l.. N in

 

 
 

wno_ߤ'isAL3 AND an ran.
"(BOOK ‘STORE.

 

ROE LOCKWOOD 81 SON,
BOOKSELLERS, PUIKLISHERS. AND IMPORTERS,
411 Broadway, New York,

Directly opposite the Depot of the New York and New-
’ Haven Railroad Company.

 Raymond & Mead.
Tl’/Lola-sale and Rrlail Diaicrs in
Groccrie s, Provision S9 &c.

AVING liiken the store No. 2 \Vater
street. (west side of the briilge-,) would
l't'sp+*cllul|y iuf'oriii the inliabiiaiits ofllie town

ol'Norwulk and vicinity. that they have and
lnteiid keeping on hand the mos. extensive as-
sortnient of Grucrios, Provisions. l“loiir. Feed,
Crockery, Glass. \Vooden. and \Villuw wu re.
tVc. everbel'ore offered to the citizens of this
place; wliicli they will sell fol" CASH, al pri-
cesl/Lal cannot foil (0 please.

#6”!-F 'l‘®-.public are respectfully invited to
call and examine fortliemselves.

38

 

oile.‘ ,

dell llllllllldi the rmd_i. llilllg the .\lagiiet.ic I-‘laid as directed.
in a ~‘2lIlll period the iiiseiisilile pcrspimtioii will act on the
l ,m.~il.ise .-leineiit of the Bell tliereli} ciiiisiiig a Galvanic cir-
miiaiion union will pass on to the negative. and thence back
again to the phéllile, tliiis keeping up :i contiiiiions Galvanic
~-iioiilazioii rim-uglioiit the s_i stein 'l‘liiis the most severe
.-asses of U1 Sl'l'.l'.Sl.-\ are l’l‘Zll.\lA.\'l'Z.\"l'L\' Clllll".l). A
.-'i='.l\' l) \l S lb ()lt"l‘l'2.\' .-\.\l|'l.l :ilJl"l"lL'll-2N'l‘ TU lIJltADl
it.-\ ll’. 'l'lll-'. lll.\‘l-'.-\Sl". OF Vl".AllS.
l.‘l‘Il.'l'll"ll.'.l'l‘llS :l.\'ll 'l'l{.\"l‘ltllllNl.lliS
Of the most Uiulouhled CIIllI'tl(‘.It:I’,
I~'u-in all parts «it the l',oiinl.ry could be given, snflicienl lo fill
euaiy column Ill this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
niticli i‘--ii«'lIi~'iiely proves that
“ Truth is stranger than Fiction.”
C U It E O F‘
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and Dyspepsia.
1‘.l'IV. Dll. L.-1;\'l)lS, A CLl5l'.GY.\lAN

i oi" .\'e\r Jt-.‘lr~C_\', ol distinguislimltiltainnients and exalted repu-
tation :-

Slll.\'F.V, Nair Jersey, July I-2, I348.

Da. \. ll l‘iiiu.~i~ir.—l)c:ir Sir: You wish to know of me
ivlizit has been the recoil in my own case, of the application
nl ‘riii: ii \l.V.-\.\'l(.' Bl-‘.L'l' A_\'l) .\'i~:«;i<i.Ai;i~;. .\ly reply
is as follows:

For Iii-illll. ln.'.-1iI_i/ yrfll'3 I had been siirferiiig from Dys-
l pep<ia l-‘.rL-r_\ _\’€'.ll' the .-'_\~iiipt«-ms be-“ante ~am.-‘ea. nor could
lot-taiii perziiziiieiit ieliel from any cmir-e r-2' fl: ‘:-*al treat-
merit i-.'li.itcvei' Alioiit _/'our.'.~e,ii yeais <i:-.ce. in cm.-eqiieiice
oi’ frczpioiit c.\pn<iii'e to the wcatlier, in the «iiscliarge of my
pa~:tui:il dulie.-'. l liecziine siibiert toa severe ljliroiiic lllieu-
niatisni, \\'lll(‘l) for year after year, caused me iiidescriliable
angnisli. lfaitlier: in the winter of ‘-15 and '«l6. in conse-
quence of preacliiiig a great deal in inyown and various
other cliiirclics in this regioii,l was attacked by the Bron-
chitis, ivliicli soon became so severe as to rcqiiiie an imme-
diate siispeiision of my pastoral labors My nervous system
was .-mm /homuglily ]Il'usII‘uIed, and as my Broncliitis became
worse, so also did my l)yspepsia and lllieiiiiiatic ailfcctirin—-
tho: cVlll(‘.illg that these 'llS(ll'Ilel‘S were connected with each
other tlirougli the incdiiini of the Ncrvoiis System In the
wliolc [lllJl‘lllfiC(l[llEl‘vl there seemed to be no rcincilial agent
'-\'llIt!ll could reach and recuperate my Nervous System;
e\'Pl‘_\llllllg that l llllll tried for this purpose had completely
f-iiluil. At last l was led by my friends to examine your in-
rciitii-iis,'aiitl (though with on very sanguine hopes of their
'.‘illl'l*.‘,llI‘._V,) l ilctcrniined to try the ctl'ect of the application of
the i}\l.V-l.\'I42 Bl".l.'l' AND Nl«2l,'l(l.Al2l2, with the .\l.\(}-
\'l~‘.'l‘ll7 l<‘l.Ull). 'l'liis was in June. I816 ’l‘o MY mu-:n
isru,~:isn~.ii:.~:r, IN TWO iuvs MY l)\'.‘<lPf2l'5lA HA!) oo.~ai:;. IN
l»‘.li:ll'r mus l WAS bI.‘1.illl.l»Il)‘l0 Ill-I-5U:lb: Mv PASFOIUI. LAHORB;
ma uni: l sl.\'l.‘l-I O.\llT‘rl>Zl) A si.w:i.i-: $l'2RVl(.‘IZ on ACIIOIVNT or
fl-ll-‘. l.2iio\'i:iiiris; A.'\'ll MY RlH'!ll\lATl(.' ii-‘vi-:¢':'rini\' nu i-:N-
Tllll-‘.l.\’ <-our-zii ro TlH)l'Ill.l-'. \llI‘.. Sncli is the wonderfiil and
llllmrl l‘(3-‘Hills of the experiment.

I have recoinniciuled tlic Bl-Zl/l‘ and Fl.IllD to many
wlio liarg been likewise snil'cring from Nenralgic atfectioiis.
They have tried them, wrru HAPPY iuziiivixrs, l ui»;i.iI:vr:, in
ezviziiv c.isi»:.

 

l am, dear sir, very respectfully yours.
ll()Bl*ll{'l‘ W. LANDIS.

 V on. Cl—l—lR—lSTlE’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE

ls used for all complaints aifecting the 'l'bioat or llead. such
as llroncliitis liillnmniatioii of the Tliroat, .\’ervoii.t and Sick
lleadaclie. l)l’I.7.llleSS of the Head, Neiiialgia in the Face,
lill‘l.'/.llIg or ltoaring iii the l-Ears. l)eal‘uess, which is gene-‘
r.ill_i .\‘ei'voii‘s.'.‘aiid that disliessed complaint, called Tic.
Uulltlrellx. ' '

' ‘Palsy and Paralysis.
All pliysicians acknowledge that these te"rible diseases
are rziiised by a ilr;Ii'ci'e:icy of .'Vel'UlIIl5 F.‘m»rgy in the affected!

limbs. Du. Ciiiii.-uiv.’s Halvauic Articles will supply thht
tlclii-ieiit power, and a complete and entire cure is thing’
effected .--‘K

1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have liceii reported to l)u. Fiiiiisrii-2 and his Agents with.’
the last two _\ ears, wliicb have been entirely restored. _ 

313- (Sir. Asi-nziv J. l«'. 'l‘o.\ii:s of llrooklyil. N. Y., had nl
been able to walk a step for near four _\ears. and was so help
less that he bail to be fed. The most celclirateil ilivsiciam
gave him up. In five days after he commence ivearin
llie (¥.u.vA.~'ic llr:i.T, Ni:i:i(i..u:r:, A.\'ll Bll|Ct2l.l-2‘|‘S, he \vnIke¢
across the room. and in three weeks be had perfectly xe-
covered his health. Captain 'l'nnies is seventy years of age.

DR. CHRlSTlE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS

.-lre found of vast service in cases of Coiivnlsions or Fits,
SpasniodicConiplaiiits, and general Nervous Alrectimis of
the Head and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Paralysis,
and all diseases caused by a delicienc - of power or Nenoug.
ldiiergy in the limbs or other organic o the body.

Tic Doloreux and Neuralgla.

'l‘liese dreailful and agoni/.irig coiiiplaims are ,',,,,,,,,1,',;/,.(,
rclieiml by the applicatioii of the (5.4...-_.~..,_; |';,.;._-.-‘ ,\,',;CK,,M_-'5
AN!) l«‘i.oiii. 'l'lie Belt ditliises the lillectricilv through the
system; the Necklace has 3 local effect, and'tlie Fluid act!
directly upon. the affected nerves. In these distressing amic-
tions the application Nl~JVl-JR FAILS.

FITS AND CONVULSIONS.

Tliese alarming and terrible complaints are always caused‘
by a (la-.n_i1if_reruriiI of Ilie .\'eri.-es The lli»:i.'r. l3icAci:i.i:'rs A.\'D
l‘l.l'|ll \\'lll.Clll‘e nearly every case, no matter how young or
old the patient, or hmv confirmed the complaint. Numerous
and astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor.

013- Many hundred Certificates from all partsol the conntr
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if require .

No trouble or inconvenience attends the ‘use of
Dll. CllRlS'l'!I~."S G.4I.V.9,NlC ./III’I'ICI.F.‘S. and they-
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate. with perfect
ease and safety. In many cases the sensation attending
tlieii use is Iiighly pleasant and agreeable. They can be sent
to any part of the country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Each,
The Magnetic Fluid, V One Dollar,

Three Dollars.
Two Dollars.

Carpets at Westport.
Yards Carpeting, consisting of
Sll])Pl'Bl'l1Ss‘l-‘ls. Superand Coni-

" S. MOULTON.
W.'estpo7-t, June 14th, 1850.

’ J. .1. WEED.

03- The articles are accompanied by l'iill and plain djrec,
lions Pamphlets with full particulars may he had of thc
aiitliorized Agent

. PARTICULAR CAUTION.

%' Beware of Counlerfeilsiund lVorlhle.u Imiluliont.

D. C. MOREHEAD, M. 13.,
GENERAL AUEN'l' EUR 'I'H I". UNITED S'I'A'l‘ES,
132 Broadway, New York.

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For sale at Noiaialk, Ct. by the author-
zed Agent, t .
' loan A. Wnizn.
Steimbrd, by S. Loex-woos. « J