':-.'i'r_l,e* ,tei:_tns.
N .x.. . . . .
fll‘l’ITi§1 .iti;}5€hiitlie;tii\v.n;of’Neyv‘Ca on 33),,’-
One o saidfarms is sitzuiterl about four
I'I1ileSlfi‘.otn N;orwa'.lk- landii:g.»and contains about
i=ixt‘_V'iflct.'_es.o£ first rate land‘; with a, s_pacious
dwelling:house.and otlienout. buildings thereon
standing.';-’Also-another f'arm- c_onta,in_ing about
one hundred acres of good land, with a-- farm
. Eiouseand other buildings tlier-eon‘ stanglting ,
about three and a half’ miles’ , f'i'om"- N-ot'wa_lk
landing and is a most. ‘desirable’ f'ari'n 'foi"‘iTny
persoii’.wlio would like to be situated near ' the
salt waiter. -It is well divided into wood. pas-
ture, —‘i‘n"'eadow a_nd ‘plow land,and is well wat-
i-red.*’ii nd: is worthy the at.t.ention of those. who
wish to purcbasea good farm..’. For.‘ further
particulars enquire ofthe subscriber at New
€tlDfl8.D.0l‘-~0£ Chas. Isaac-s. n_t.Norwa,lk. ,,
WILLIA M DRUMMOND.
New Canaan. Dec;-'9.‘-1850'} — I 50.
_hI'or- Sale.’ -
afble boinestead of 263 acres of
la.iid,ifo'iinict'ly the i'esidence, of"'.lareil
Ayres. in New Canaan. On it isa good
tvtr. story dwelling-house, barn, and ot.her out--
buildtngs. and line orchard of grafted fruit
trees in a bea ring state. Also,"27 acres of fine“
timber laud. 3-5-miles north-west of Norwalk.
Bt'idge.
l-and lying one mile ,north of New Canaan vil-_
lage. Also.-two acres of wood land lying" near
the sawmill of \Vatts Comstock, Esq. in New
Canaaii. For further particulars enquire of
the subscrib'er at the residence of Wm. Druin—
mend. New Canaan. ’ . w ’ .
EBENEZER CARTER. A_
New Canaan. June 14, 1-850. " *9t‘25tf‘
Buildifig Lots for Sale.
THE subscriber offers for‘ sale three
buildng lots pleasantly situated on the Merwin
place alnut a qiiarter of a mile below the
bridg ; illso,-‘a lot with a new dwelling house
standing thereon. Also, a houseand lot situ-
ated at Five Mile River. near the Landing.—-
Seventy-five per cent of the money can remain
on boiiil and mortgage for a_ term of years.
Enquire of C HA RL ES L. RAYMOND.
Notwalk. [Five Mile River,] Dec. 24. tf52
., _ _. ___,- ..____ _--
TANNERY FOR SALE.
Valuable Property
_t;._t~- - FOR stile at a bargain.-'I‘lie.. subscri-.
her. contemplatinga removal to the \Vest.ofl‘ers
for sale his foam and tannery situated in New
Canaati about ll mile and ii half from the village,
and about four miles from Norwalk landing.—
The farm consists ofabout 40 acres offirst-rate
land with a good two story dwelling-house. barn
and ‘other buildings thereon, and would be a
most desirable place for a farmer or mechanic.
'l‘he tannery at which there is now doing a first
"n!.e‘liusiness in that. line will be sold scpa rate
or with the farm as desired by the purcliaser.
l"t)l"fLll‘l.llt-'4!‘ particulars enquire of Darius St.
John, New Canaan, or of Chas Isuacs, Nor-
walk. DA RIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9, 1850. 3
E'er Sale. _
THE House and Lot formerly occu-
. . _=‘ pied by Emery Bissell,» deceased.
’ For particulars inquire of
‘ CLARK Bissr.x.L,
or Vt’. E. BISSELL.
Noi'\valk, Aug. 27. 1850' 35
I. »'i.”é‘.¢‘I.’ f5. 3.’
J. lvl. Smitlfs Marble Yard,
Near the B ridge, No’/"walk. Conn.
{,2} EPULCH RAL Monuments and Grave
:3 Stones of every variety of patterns, and of
the most skilful workmanship. The best as-
2-irttineiit of American and Foreign Marble,
"sap! constantly on hand.
l.’er'sons wishing to procure Monuments or
f) iiy kind of ‘Marble \Vork,nre invited to culland
;_-,%'.'e:1 personal inspection of his material and
=~cot'ltimiiisliip, as this will be more sat.isfactoi'y
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
nity of testing the quality of the article con-
‘:'I'nClP.(l far.
E—Z$?°'l‘lie Lettering and Ornamental work is
Fugecutetl by an experienced workman and can
xvarraiit. it. to give eiitire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. ‘21. 18453." I
Protection Insurance Co.
Of l-I."-\R'.[‘F(.).R.D. Co.\'.\'.
Capital $200,000—ll"i.'/L Pi-ivzlcge to In-
, crease to Ifalf a Zllillion.
3, ILLIA.\.'I C. STIUSET,havingrcceived
f. the ageticy ofthe above named Compa-
ray in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores.
.‘.Iil,ls. Factories, Barnsand the contents efeach
“r.i_-;etliei' with every other species ofproperty
_flgaz'12st Loss or Da.ma_gc by Fire.
The rates ofpremium oll'ei'ed, are as low as
those ofany other similarInstitution,a nd every
..~ian has now an opportunity,for :1 trillingsnm
lo protect hiinselfagainst this destructive ele-
ment. which often in a single hour, sweeps
--.'.vay the earniiigsofso ma uy years.
l.t is incumbent on all persons applying fotfia
"enewalor policy on buildings, to inform the
=1 {out of all changes in and about the premises
=?:;it increase the hazard: or on irnicliiiioi'\;'i'en-
<lm"_ed"unproductive by newinventions, usecex
less by changes in business. as no insurance
-=’tice-is bound by t.heir polit:y, to payany more
3-ilttli the cash value of property, at the time or
its destruction. .- , _
Norwalk. Jan. 1, 1850.
. B. e. WARREN,
o . i ' I 7 T .
Cabinet tllakcr 8. bntlct'tal£cr.-
Two Doors East oj l/'l(”.B(1.7l.lC,-
_ , S'l‘Al\1F0ltD, coon. - 3 _
‘iii . OULD respectfully inform the inhabit-
w“ ants of this, and the‘ adjoining towns,
:“iat"oe'ing satisfied from the urgent necessity‘
«.-xhich has frequently existed‘ in cases when-
death has been caused bv putrid ‘diseases, and
in-"alinost‘all cases of,death occurring in warm
we:.itlter, that more ample provision in t.lie lino
r-t’ articles necessary for the interments of the‘
-lead than has heretofore been made in this sec
, on-of the country. is called for, he has been
mrlhced to make the necessary arran'gements
f -r, and ‘that he is now prepared to furnish Cof-
l-"ss 5,l1l""J<lS- Cups, Sciirfs, &c.. of every des-
!‘."l'pl'.-_l(_)ll."‘tlllll may be desired or that can be ob-
tx-‘ilhed in the my of'Ne\v York. at a moments
..W.51';1'-.41|"’g. day or night. and on the most. reason-
A’ ‘ lie is also prepared to furnish
l.‘_t:_:irs_es, Carriages. see to the -digging of the
,EI‘t}V.e, and to, attend to any other arrangements
t'.iat..m_ay he wished for the funeral procession, '
c\‘~c. Those who may wish to keep the bodyrol
u ileceased friend sevei'a5l’days-, can be f'ui-nislied
witli an ice-bo_x in which it ina1yTb_e pt'_oserved ii
week, or longer if necessa ry. _' ; -’ . . " ‘
The subscigibcr has also.on hand ‘and for sale
l'.edoye-n's disinfecting Fl uid—-—zm article ,_wli"ic],.-
~.vi'll effectually remove from the sick ro“om.7ot
F/om rooms where death has occurre(l,all‘ofi‘en
‘five smell. and completely freshen and purity
:.'m’air. T,his_fluid is far superior to chloride of
iinie or soda. it-being much more powerful and
o itirely free from smell, which makes it doubly
vfiuable. E. CIIAUNCEY WARREN.
Stainford, Feb. 19th, 1848. 7:!
Fen Pu nirvme THE Br.oop,i\.\'n roa.*'w'i:Cuiu:
Also, six acres of wood and timber ~
_I‘N- QUART BOTTLES-
.. .. . -‘ OF’ _ ' .' .
Scrggfula, .Merc_ur2'al Diseases. 'Rheum2zti'...im._
4 Cutaneous Euru.ption._§,.SIubborn Ulcers, Lw-'
' e'r'Conz'plaz'-nl. D}/spepsia. B~ronn/zilis.‘-‘YIN
Rheum. Consumption. lj'c2:cr Sores. F 6-
male iConzplu7'7ils, Er_i/sipelas. L035 0f
Appetite, Pimyiles. Biles. General
_ _ T ' .Dcbilily. §-c.. tyc. M
This preparation has now borne the test of
over 1.4 years experience, since its first intro-
duction to public favor, during which time nu-'
merous imitations have sprung into existence,
founding‘ their claims to the confidence of the
community on the curative pc wers contained in
Sarsaparilla 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 preparation. \Vliile,Sarsapnr-
illa Root forms an important part of its coinbi-
nation, it is. at the same time. compounded
with other vegetalile remedies of great power.
and it is in the peculiar cbinliiinitioii and scien-
tific tnaurier ofits preparation, that its i'etnarka-
Vble .suc(-es_s in the cure of disease depends.-
Other preparations imitate it in the style of
putting up, and in bearing the name of one of
its ingredients, and here ends their resemblance
to it. Those needing a remedy and pui'if_ver like
this. are requested to note where this diller-
ence exists, and in making choice. of wlnit they
will use. not to take any otlier but that one eti-
titled to their confidence, from the long list of
cures it has effected on living witnesses, wliosc
testimonials and residences have been publish-
ed, and who are stiil bearing daily testimonial
to its worth. The whole history of medicine
has scarcely furnished a parallel to the numer-
ous aml reinarkable cures effected by its use,
and what it has effected once it can effect
again.
FROM KF.NTUCKY.
Inflammatory ltheunitatisnn Cured.
B.-tans'row.\'. Ky.. July 10. 1849-
Mtzssas. SA-.\'DS-—Gf‘llll(%ln8I‘l: It is my duty
to communicate facts in relation to the benefic-
ial effects of your Sarsapai'il'.a.. My wife was
iifllicted with inflamation and soreness of the
stomach of the worst character ; her limbs and
chest were much swollen; she had’ constant
headache, and last spring was attacked s.e_vei'e-
ly with iutl;iiumatory rheuinatism. The best
i 0 lical aid we tould obtain ali'orded only mo-
tigiitary relief; and while in this situation. she
heard oftlie many reinark-.ible cures effectetl by
the use of Sands‘ Sarsaparilla, and commenced
its use; which produced instant relief. and less
than six bottles entirely removed all the drop-
sical swelling and every other" inflammatory
symptom. restoring her to perfect health. I
send this statenient as an act of justice. believ-
ing it to be my duty to eiicourage the stiffer-iiig
portion ofthe human family to use Sands’ Sar-
saparilla. which I believe has no parellel in
the catalogue of medicine. \Vith feelings of
lasting gratitude. I remain your friend.
_ - SAMUEL P. HARGER.
Read the following from
N]-IW-ORl.EAi\'S_. Nov. 15.’. 1849.
Mgsgns. S_l\NDs.——G't'.l)llvlllell,-I take the
liberty of sending you-a letter which may be of
impornince to those who are sutfcriiig, as I
have done. I received great benefit f-om your
Sarsapiii-il.u. having been cured of a malady
after suf'i'ering six years. I lierr-by clieei'fully
certify to the good t'ff0Ct of your ll|P(ll(3llle. and
I hope. God will rewa rd you for all the good you
liave done. A chronic cough had tornietite.tl
me day and night, and repea‘ti-d attacks of fo-
vi-r induced me to believe that I should die of
consumption. One day. while stiff:-ring ll vio-
lent attack of burning fever. a frieiid pm-siiadecl
me to try your incomparable medicine, but to
tell the truth. I had tio confidence in it I final
ly pui'cliasi-cl a bottle. and by its use and the
help ol God, I was restored to better lit-.alth
than I had eiijoyetl for six years. I cannot but
bless the author of this admirable medicine.
\Vith great respect. I am. gentleman.
Your olimlioiit servant.
FE RMIN GROUPAZ.
“TRUTH IS STRAi'\’Gl3R TI-IAN FIC'l‘lOl\'."’
C Nmv DURll.\3l. N. J., June 30. 1849.
M rtssas. S.-t.\'ns—(:‘rentlenieii :—t\I_v wife suf-
fei'e.i_l with ll distress and bnrnidg in her cliest
for many years, and my (laughter was affiictetl
from her birth with a liumorin her blood. We
consulted variou_s pliysicians, and trieil numer-
ous remetlies. without much benefit. until we
heard, through Rev. Tliointis Davis, of the
"great -niediciuial value of Sands’ Sarsaparillu.
On his rocoiriineiidation. my wife and daughter
decided on trying it. and soon experiencetl per-
manent l)Bl‘lt‘fll. hly danglum"s skin assumed
a new appi-arance entirely; from being rough,
hard and scaly. it became smooth and solt.—
My wife's sutiferiug.s are iilinost gone. and its
use a short. time longer, it is my firm beiief, will
produce a perfect cure. Yours. with respect,
H G_ HENDRICICSON.
Pastor ofthe Baptist. Cliurch,-at. the
Englisli Nei_gl'iborliood.
Prepared and sold, wholesale and retail, by
A. B. 6; D. SANDS, Druggists and Chemists,
l0.0 Fulton-st.. corner of \Villiain, New York.
Sold also by Druggists generally througliout
the United States and (Ianada. Price $1 per
bottle; six bottles for $5. For stile by
46 _ J. A. \VEED.
Boot, Shoe, Leather and Find-
‘ mg Store.
, HENRY HANDES renews again
fifilhisacknowledgmentsto the public and
his friends for their generous patronage
during the year past',_and hopesto merit an un-
interrupted continuance of the business rela-
tionship which he has so long inaititained with
this cotnmuuity. He will be found now at his
new stand opposite the store of Chas. Isaacs,
where he will be happy to see, andserve his
ol_d_l_'i{iends and tl_i_e public. The character of
his work is too well known to need a word of
praise. It comprises every article -of .men's
and children’s wear, with Rubbers and Over-
shoes in their season, for ladies and gentleman.
FINDINGS of the best quality, and in any
quantity, suited to-the wants ofthe craft.
Norwalk,Jan. l_,1849. '. * 18
, " ‘ FOR SALE,
ilz't::': The homestead lat-elyv ‘belonging’ to
. av." 'James‘\V. llyattgsituated in1t.he village of
,Norwalk. a few‘rods north of the Episcopal
‘Church. It. isya first rate plncefor a mechanic. .
li21_.v.i_n‘oo_pon it a good dwelling House, Shop,’
Barn. ‘die. and will be sold at a great bnigain.
For terins,apply to ' ‘
‘ WM. S. LOCKWOODA1
. .. . Or CHAS. ISAACS.
Norwalk, Feb 12, 1849. ‘ tf6 ‘_
' - """‘*-*‘=‘<'¢~"!-'!‘*»'!'-‘h-2“ .' « v.-!>.i:e:-2.-vi-.-.....,, ",g', _,,-.,-ex»,-{§,gba;~.. -.g.,., , , _ i _ _
Swan,
West Side the Bildge, nearly/_ op1Jos2'.te t/ale N'o'ru°al/c Hotel.
llllanufacturer and Dealer in
C if ADDLES, Harnesses, Trunks, Valices, Carpet Bags, Satchels, Whips. Matts, Brushes,
Silk Purse Twist, Belts, Webb, Saddlery \Vare, Trunk Locks, dcc. écc.
N. B. Harnesses manufactured-to_ order.; T erms favorable.
.
F BRA.DLE'iY’S
I
New IIar'/less and Saddle Ewabllis/zznent.
TIIFJ subscriber having had an appartment lifted up beneath the Connecticut Hotel, would
. invite the attention of the public to his-extensive asset-tinent of Satltlles‘. H11 P1105585.
Trunks. Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats, Rugs, \Vhips. Lrlslles. Bruslms.Currycombs.Sliainmies
&c. dcc. which he has constant.ly on hand. He has on liaml several setts of very light single
Harness, combining neatness with durability. F.v«-.i'_y' article in his line of business may be had
at this establishment, ofthe very best materials and style of workmn nshtp. at prices which will
not fail to s,,,,_,fy c,,3,,0,,,e,-_s_ Repairing done in 21 neat and substantial tnatiner.
Just received u lot of Buffalo Robes, Blankets, dcc.
Norwalk, Nov. 1., 1849. F- BRADLEY-
AMERICAN MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company.
Capital $l00,000,
invested in Bonds, fllorlgagcs and Slacks.
Rates of Premium retlnced_.:25 per cent. paya-
ble in cash,annually semi-annually oi quar-
terlv.
1 ‘I . ' .£ . u
3 ii -3
E 5‘
For the Cure of
OOUGI-IS, OOLDS,
HOARSENESS, BRON-
OHITIS, GROUP, ASTH-
T/Lis C'o7n,mz.n_q/ liars Gmatrd Over
2 5 0 0 Policies.
The Insured are Members of the Company
and share the profits equally. Dividends dc.
clared annually on thelst of January.
355: WH°°PING'°°UGH Gertificate for Profits
AND coNS‘_I1-VIPT-'E°_N" are transl'erable—--will represent C A SH. secure-
Amougthe numerousdiscoveriesScience has ly inveq.-,d_ um] "Qt m,p,.,,| P,-,.,,,;u,,, Notes’
made in this generation to facilitate the busi-bus is the case in the Credit. Companies.
Policies
cannot be reduced at death. by having Premi-
um notes deducted tlir-rbfroiii.
No (7tzl{form'a Ris/rs have been takeii——nor will
e.\'ti'a-lnizanlotts risks be assumed——aiid no
cltan_gr-.s will be tnade in (:0Il(ll!t'.lltt}_Z the busi-
uess oftlie comuany, which will impair the in-
mass of lil'e—-increase its enjoyment, and even;
prolong the term of human existence, none can
be named of more real value to mankind, than
this contribution of Cliemist.r_v to the Healing
Art. A vast trial ofits virtues throngliout this
bmud c°mm'y' ‘ms lirfiveil bey0_m] " d.Oi‘m' “mt. erests of its present policy‘ holders.
no medicine or coiubination of medicines yet, THE Ank R ,CA‘N MUTUAL
known, can so surely control and cure the nu-l IS ,1,” E US“.
merous varieties of pulmonary disease which: Perfegtl-y _,§;?,‘,§u-3:313} company
lmve hitherto swept. from our midst thousands , in the country—-liaving but one class of mem-
Indeed, them is bers—one systein ofpiiytneiits-—no forfeitures
and tliousands every year. _ _
i of profits—aud no assessments of lllt3lt)L8I'S.
now abundant reason to believe a Remedy has; _ _ _ _
i The public are invited to examine the Char-
at length been found which can be relied on to E mm Plan of Ol,e,.“,,0n' and A,.,,,u,,J Report of
cure the most dangerous affections of the lungs. the C,,,,,,,,,,,y_
Our space here will not permit us topublish any i ‘ Q]/'z'ce'rs ‘of the Company.
proportion of the cures affected by its use. but B*3="-’- *5'1=1‘1-“A‘-"- 5" “OWNS will-COX.
. . . . President. Vice Pres-idenf
v v -, f w on o unions of em-. J , ' "
_“e “ould lmisennhe 0”” .1 "‘ l_ _ l iBl£t\'JAMll\' Novas. Jens W. P l'l"..‘ll,
iuent men, and refer furlhet euquiiy to tie t.ll-
.Scercta'r_i/. ’l'rcasurer.
cnlar which the Agent below named, will al- Bo.-'/rcl of 'l’ru.s/cps:
wherein are full E'9".l’_llT‘|‘l"71_'Sllll|I1€Il1 %Villi.-' Bristol
parti :ulars,and indisputable proofoftliese facts. l lHfl.,:,i;. pl,.:::x 'If),i,l:,,P}l3n_l_]lfidsnn‘
From the Prcszr/r~n!. of ..-lmliersl. (milirgc, I/1e.]gtj \,V, B[,,t.;,, _],,m9S p,,,,de,.pm.d
C<'5'€l4”"-1<"’i‘-l P’0f- H[TCI’[COCI""' iJohu XV. Fitch James E. Eiiwlisli
“«lfl"‘H5 0- -'\.'i"""'Sll'3 I l'"V“ “5"‘d .i'°‘”"Josepli E. Sliellieltl Lucius R. Fhivli
Cl'e"l'." PM-l""“l l” '".V "“"' W5" Olille‘-’/l"~‘-"""“»"d Sherman \V. Knevals lililwarrl a Mitchell
Brent,-l'iitis, and am .\‘?tll.~’llz‘(l froin its clietnical ‘ ' A
_ 1 . _ i _ " I Ambio.~:e L..lordon Samuel Le-eils
ctixistittititiii. t tat ll. is an at iiiti'a.).e cotnpoun.
_ . __ _ Cyrtzs I’. Srnilli (ieorge D. l’he-lps
“'3' ll": l'*’ll“f"fli"')'”§l‘“l “ml l""-‘”°l'”'l ”'m°"l‘ Geoi',.‘.’e. Ilall FletlPll‘l'(tl'\ T. Peel‘.
ties.
If my opinion as toits 3lI[tuI'lt)l't'lltt|‘tl(:l’et'i Of,;,,, .3500 ,,,,};c,,,s “-|,;,,], l,,,,.,. |,,,,,,, ,S_§,,,,d
C3“! [39 "l."“.'t" 5°""'l““v You “I9 ‘ll m’“'“lY lo We bv this Coutlianv. but ‘.28 have been Eranled
l " " ' ' '
ways be pleased tofuruish free,
it "5 5”“ l'l‘l"l“l-"°"_l’*”" U V ' . _ LL D ylo persons rcsitling_ out of Netv Ettgliiiitl and
3‘-U“ -\11_0 lLCi’-‘-‘‘U\~ ‘ - tlllt-* State of New X ork. Total losses in 1850
‘I . ' . I .. . V
Iirom the i\ aley (:‘3lt‘l)liilHu ,5-;,0,j0_
of C/'i.enu'.v/.r_'r/. .tl1'izz‘rzr«/!o,«V2'__i/_. tycn, lulo c'ol- ‘C, }3ggS..n_ (Ilrarles Isaacs,
legs. Blcinl,-er of (/10 Lil. flist. Jl‘l1:(l.. (‘;;,,,S_ g.;_ Dish,-,,w, 14;, }3_ [;0,,,,,,,t,
1’/til. um.i’._ bfciczi/{jli:‘A:V«.-ciclics of g(J~g,,,\._ C_ [;,__,h‘ rp_ \V,,,.,,,,,.. J,__
America (11111 Liiropc. . 7 §(‘;,.,,‘ .3. ;>,,_\_.\.,,”‘ \V,,,_ C_ Sweet.
“I ‘lf’¢’~l“ I'll“ Cll"""§v' P‘i"'“'m' "'1 "d‘.mmh_"“' G. D. .l(‘lltllll9.'I“y (ieorzze A. Daven|)ort
C0l'"l"“3lll0" limlll 5"”'° ‘if lll” l""*‘l ""_l"-'l"--“‘ "ll Dr. Saiiniel S. \7tI§‘t!§:'N. Canaan. ,
the t\lziteria Metliczi. and a Vll.l'y.(“.lT:t‘(.‘llV't‘ t‘(‘m- (:}_.;0 pa]; A, ‘[3|s_5'}.j[,[J' A.,e,,t.
My fnrihe ch»-‘S '3? ‘l*~'-"-W‘-—* ")3 '““‘r'"l*’-‘l '0 Dc. LY.\‘lis, Metllcal Extlltlltlfi-I’. °
cure." i\.'mv Haven, Nov. 1, 1849. ___ _
Major Pattison, l.’resitlent ofthe S. C. Sen-
ate, states he has used the Clieiry Pt-ctoral
with wondei'ful success, to cure an inflamatioti
ofthe lungs.
From one cf the firsl Pl:-_i/sicians in fllaine.
. S.-tco. hie" April 2f‘. 18-19.
Dr. J. C. Ayer, Lowell Dear Sir: I am
now constantly using your Chet ry Pi-cloial in
iny practice. and prefer it to any other nwtli-
cine for puliriouary complaints. From observa-
tion of many severe cases. I tint cotivincetl it
wi'| cure coughs, colils. and diseases of the
lungs. that have put to defiance all other rein-
etlies. ~ I invariably recomnieurl its use in cases
of consumpttoii. and consider it. much the best
remedy known for that dise.-ise.
R""‘l".‘i' .‘v'°“"5 1' S' CU5l””*"- M- D‘ ,ol' u-eful kitchen Furniture. Among whicli
Prepared and sold by James C. Ayer, I’rac-~ ,,,,,,.- be f,,,,,,,, “,9 f,,”U“,,,,L,'__r“,e ‘Quincy’
llcill Cl”"ml5l~ L""""ll~ Mimi‘ ‘Jinpire Stale. Natinrial, Saralogn Airtight;
Sflill l" N""“""”‘ “Y \V' Bl5""'ll_3 l" Sl‘"“‘ f At,wood’s Empire. Comtnon Sense. All-Riglitl
f"l'd 5- L”Cl“"°"‘~lv “ml by ill“ d"“gls"5l3 .l1*""el", and the R.cturn Flue Cooking Stoves. T
"”.Y l'l"'°“§h°"l' the S“”‘’- 3"” I Of \Vootl Air-Tiglit. Parlor Stoves. The
fEIna, 'l'he Gothic. Faticy Ali‘-'l‘iglit. Cottage.
' land Races Celebrated lleat Regulator.
Dailev’s Magical Pain Extractor-E or 1)..-im~ c....i nu.-...-.-.-, aitiim-.ii tlifferent
In. (£71611: ll’rupper and bores I71 zu.-/I. cnlargcrl. lvarieties and sizes. and fifteen or twenty varie-
€AU’]‘[QN g ("/'o,,m,.,-g',,',,_., of D;,li,;).v Exq fies and sizes of Shop Stoves and Furnaces‘.
tractor. in the old wra;n)e.i'. flood thel ['13 llils "I50 Sjlfllllif‘-5 0l -D‘'‘')' 5 P"l“'M F-"ld
,,,,,,.ke,.__,,,.,,,,j ,}.,e,,, as you woujd I,”-,_\.0,,, ‘-0,.’ Iron I-Ieaters. which for economy and conven-
they are as dangerous in their application. ileum °"“"°’) l_"’ -‘7“_'l’"5“"‘l- f\‘l_59- ll {mull ‘ls’
Buy D“”,,,y.-5 jijxn-,,m,,,., 0,,ly ,,, ,1", ,,,._w‘ S0l'lll‘I:*.lll. of liritannia,Jappan, lin. blieet lron
dress anal large I}oxes—-—-you gain largely in "f"l (J°l’|""' }V""9' _ 1‘ """‘f5h "ml l_‘4"l.1ll~“l‘
quantity ofthe Ointment over the old size. and l\_“|V0s and -14 orks Oi 3Ul’9“01' lllillllllilcluws
what. is more important yet——you avoid the 3""l“*f’ N""°”5~ &“~ ‘$59’
danger of lieing imposed upon by it Couuterfeit.l Jflllllmg d"”"' "-" “5“"l-"l "9"5°‘ml’l° "lies-
nnd are certain of getting the genuine article. All °ld°"5 lllll"-'l”“”.Y “”e"de‘l '0-
The Genuine Dalley Salve-.:i~< thousands will _ V F- H- NASH-
testify, is an infallible remr.-dy for the worst. of S”"”‘ N°"“'“ll‘- *53l’l-24lll~ 1840- 35
burns, scalds. tiles. rlteutnatism. sore and in-I _‘ -
flamed eyes, I (‘-l‘_V.<lp(’.lltS. salt rheuin. cuts,; ' %’ co"
1 - - ' - \ r - . . ‘ . ' . _. ' 3-‘ K ‘* ~
and all cutaneous .1 nd inllani _‘ Isles‘ 1,II‘.‘,,EN.i, M ETA LLIC BURL
N. livery local agent will be provided , A[rC.'~\§l‘.._ \vl.uch, lie!-iiig enameled ‘both
with a tzejiliciite. signed’ by my lawliil attor- wlmom "ml W”hm‘ '° lfil" wed _l).m'fe‘.i”y "H"
ney, and by the Tt'avellitig a_geiit- ‘;‘“’d'_“'"le"‘“.'—'l”' “S,” de°‘]'_"bl" lllllcle t‘”' Plio-
@r- See the new ,,,.,,,,‘__,l C-,,.c,,I,,,.S pm. 1850‘ ter-ting the dead, for. oi-._ llttti-y internient, lor
may (,,,m,,~,n much im,,o,.,,,,,, mp, .,,,,,,,.es,,,,g vaults. for ti'anspoi'tatton._for removal after ni-
im-m,mmmn' [L DALLEY. .t.+_:i-ineiit, &c.. &.c. \Ve invite all to call and
415 B,.0m1w“)., N_ Y. §(‘..\‘2llllllle., that they may see the beauty and
E superiority of it. ovcr_all others now in use.
Prof. SILL].-ll.-'1 ..-ll. 1).. LL. 1).. l’rq;7:5sor Rm, ,0
l
Come and See.
[IE Slll).~‘-t:l'll)t'.l’ has jiist received a large
and valuable assortineiit of the latest
iniproved Cook and Parlor Stoves. and ii variety
. . Norwalls: Savings Bank.
U'l‘lCl<.‘ is het'cl)y given that deposits Wlll
;l?alley’s Animal Galvanic,
The greatest. cheapest. and most ecrtaiu
remedy ever _discovered for the cure of dis-- he race-,,,ed by the t,.,,,,S,,,.,.,. H, the F,,',,._
cases of horses and cattle. Huiriors, sores, “Md Coumy Pm”’.1,mm 10 ‘O 1,, 0.(_,0c,__ A
swellin<Ys strains tuitterbone walled neck and ,’ . ’ ’ “ . "' ,' ‘’‘_ '
Sll0'tll(lt’bl’S. hard‘ oi‘ l-‘Davin llllllll;-—lT cures with and from 2 '10 4 (1) cIOci{l§lP' bi on Mnlndjj-3 3'
' ‘ . " ' " _ s . y _ '_- . - -' . - . ."-
l'"l’l‘lll.‘/’ and cei'taiiif)'.' and no case of po-‘ uebd"-ls’ Xvehnvwiws’ '-mm ")5 act)“ I-I
evil lms M ym. mimpd the Wondétrul prop ,da‘,.s, and on Saturdays from 10 to ]..A. M.
erties of this great. and truly valuable remedy.l 23:’ " in LN‘) 'll';t;l,of:::;l]:i'P fiance’ t
K$"F-armers and owners of liorses and cat-‘ ,, )3 iwsimh ml‘ . ‘ - ' Hlue 9 . 0
. mod a written application to the treasurer,
‘, stating amount and SBl‘l.ll'll'y.
tle, tryit once. and you will never afterwards
.'l‘. \V:‘x RN-E R, .lR., Treasurer.
be withontit. . _ I _ _
Aoi-:N'rs.'_;Noi'walk. \V‘. IL Bissell; Sonthl ' Nm_wn,k‘ Dec. 3, 1849.
N0l'!‘L5_l_l.l}'_,__G'_‘_Aht-._S_Il]_l_ll_l.;__ \V estport, John VV.
'1 aylor; New Canaan, S. C.“Silliiniin ;“ Stani-
_ford, Roswell Hoyt. .33‘
40 tons of Butter and Cheese.
Son’s razors. for salebv -
S_'l‘__R1«‘.E'.l‘ & jQI__n.vrAr.D.
Boots. and, :.;$'h’o_es-.i : . ‘ "
' urday. at 10. ii?.c,lock.,A. M.
AZORS.—— Two cases genuine Hodges dc .
I’ : ~Nbi‘\viilk_. SI) cls:‘to R'ockyNeck,
\V'cst,poi-t,,.Fairf,iel(l, Southport, and all places
‘ usually approaclied by this route.
'I‘lie__n'e\‘v‘ii‘ii"d splendid low pressure steamer
—NORWA‘L-K. will-leave East River st.eam'ioat
p|ace.’Peck slip, f1.=,i'esday. 'l‘hursday and Sat-
letnruing. will
leave Norwalk evéiry t\1ouda‘y‘. ’\Vedut-stlay and
Friday. at 11 o’clock, A". M., Rocky Neck at 1'2.
and arrive at New York at‘: o’cloi-k, P. M.
For passage or freiglit. apply on board the boat.
New York, Dec. ‘.28th, 1850, 53
enocnnms &. cnoennmr.
. G-. w. smith. o i .
HE Subscriber would inform his former
customers and the public generally.that
he maybe found at his new store in South
-Norwalk. where he will keep a good and ex-
tensive assoi-t.meut of (ii-ozzeries, Provisions.
.Ci-ockei-y. China and Glass Ware. Also Flour
and Feed. Sporting and Blasting Powder.
Patent. Fuse. and a general assortment of
Patent. t\'Iedicioes. Allof 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.
Soul/L Norwalk, Illa]; 6171. 1850. ‘.20
Lumber at Westport.
SANFORD. is now receiving his Fall
0 Stock of Luniber, -and has all kinds of
Boards and Plank, Tim’>er. Lath, 6Cc.. and has
just received a lot of tlie most perfect sawed
Shingles that has ever been uiade,—a strong
compet.ition here. makes it an object for buyers
to come and see. Anso. Pure \Vbite. Lead
and Paints. of all kinds: Old English Linseed
Oil. warxauterl pure: Nails. Glass. I-Iardware.
House Findings. and every thing in the build-
iug line. as low as can be bought in New York
or elsewhere.
44 lVes/port. Oct. 28. 1850.
Notice.
STRAYED or stolen from the
pasture of the sub_sct'ibet'. on or
, . about tlie~1st. of inst. Noveinbcr.
five sit up ewes. The artificial mark on ll'lt‘lIl
is a \V in the near ear. \Vboever will return
said slim-.p. or give information whereby they
may be obtained shall be generous_,ly rewarded.
DAVID \VILL.-\Rl).
1850. 51
\Vilton. Nov. 9,
Rlorwalk Cemetery Associa-
ticn.
T a Meeting of the :\lorw:ilk Cemeter_\'
_. Association. held August 29th., 1850. Hi
led that. Evert Q_uiiitard and Lyman Ricliards.
he a cominittee to have general stipervision of
the grounds of this Asset-iation, as rPguI‘tl.~
inonuments. tomlistones. and enclosure of lots.
and that no person shall dig a grave. or ere:
stones to graves, without permission and advice
of said coininittt-.e.
Altesl. E. QUlN1‘AllD, C-bait-man.
\V. C. Sraizi-1'1‘, Sec‘y pro tom. 44
A. SEJLLECK,
Book Seller and Binder,
E .\S just returned from New York Will] a
new antl valuable collection of-Scliool and
t\li.-cellziticoiis Books. A lso, a la rge assortinent
of Stationery. including lilauk llooks. Foolscap.
Letler,atid Note Paper, envelops, Slates. 616.,
which he will sell cheaper than they can be
bought for at. any otherstore in this vicinity. '
£3.‘?'Botilts of all kinds. bound in his usually
neat and durable style. at extremely low rates,
and satisfactii-.n given to all. '
.- >2. "
W. E. Bissell,
' AS removeil to the cornerstore under the
H Conn. Hotel. where may be found a com-
plete assoittnetit. of drugs, medicines, perfurn-
my, books and stationery, fancy articles. (to.
«Vac. whicli will be sold at prices defying coin-
pelition. 19 May
Slates.
F DOZ. Ainei-I=c:in. English. rnd German
Q)" slatcs. assorted sizes—-and 100 '.\l slate
pencils, for sale by
S IVREET dz. QUINTARD.
. S°H5§_°21< Ds2_9.sI:9sv-
E‘;
AN D RETAIL
WHOLESALE
4
:.=«%-.
ROE LOCKWOOD 8: SON.
BOOKSELLERS, PUBLISHERS. AND IMPORTERS
411 Broadway, New York,
. -Directly opposite the Depot. of the New York and New-
’ Haven Railroad Company.
‘I-Iarper’s Monthly Magazine.
.1; [-{.5()[\’S wishing to subscribe to Harpeis
gllagazine. can do so by. applying at JOHN
A. \Vi~:t~;n's. Subscripton $3 per._y.e:i r, free of
expenses. postage. die, A specimen copy can
beseenat - J. A. Wm-:n’s.
New -' Goods.
:I)lSBROW' has rec’d a new lot of porte-
’: rnoiiaies for ladies_and gentlemen; back
comis, fancy boxes. shawl pins, india rubber
lll¢‘.RM.-\N.S Cough and \Vorm Losenges
. for sale by J. A. \VEED.
. FOR sale wholesale and Retail by
SEYMOUR co_\is"r‘ocic.
New Canaan, Nov. 8, 1856.
3 large assorttne_n_t.-_'for.fneti and boys cheap
1 at . .__LMs'rEAD's.
balls and whistles—-a first-J'ate thing for chil-
dron’s use. - 49
V l ‘3"}"§”.’~“.'5"t-'tiig“es' will wait for the passengers '
b_I__ t.his"-boat, for Danbnry-, -Ridgefield, _\Vilton,_
. ‘N ‘ .. K :::-:;"‘i i lg ‘VJ -::.“‘-C-'|5"".'"‘P 3 ‘J?-’*“ ":5 -,,,
- 33' — :‘V'i-C$; '4£l{I£l am‘? a:.-.- wt . it-.."-4' - .. ' :2 l
- _- .,._ . ‘ W -- -- B‘ gs. -..~ ....
TW° ‘ , * ~
M‘ °';*3:.“:-Al‘ .B£}R‘5’:}N*=' _ E r vvra-=1-ks
' ‘ .: ’',- ,§‘ 9:-. » - _;., 5- ~.: 3 _ __- . - ,l, X _ _ ., _ ‘.{_;_,,_... .1“ 'x_ ,__. i -‘ ,_ . - 6‘
~ subscri,b.ei eff .,l'.,_;f(_)t' - sale two: , ~- r I I t - ~ rd-mg,-,,_g at Rocky Nee],-_-...
- -. . V
For the Reinovtil ttllil Perniinent Cure of all
NERVOUS DISEASES,
Uni of those (‘onipliiiiitii which are caused by an iuiplirgfi
weakened or nnhealtliy condition of’ the
N ERVOUS SYSTEIII.
't‘liis lieaiitifiil and convenient application of the Iyl- '
lcrions powers of t3.\LV.\.\'lS.\'l and t\lA(l\'l-l'I'lS.\l, hill
been pi‘tvtiorIii_ccil by di.-ttinguislied physicians, both in I-Europe
an:l the lliutcd States, to be the mall raliialllv medicinal din
cnrrry of flip .»‘7gc. ‘
Dr. 0HRISTIE’S eimmnc BELT
‘ _ and
M,\(2NF.'l‘lC FLUID,
is used with the most perfect and certain iiuccen in :11
cases of
GICNEIIAL DEl2IlaI'l‘Y. .
3‘tro.-iigtlieniiig the iveakeneil body. giving tone to the urioul
--rgaiui, and invi uratiug the entire system. also in FITS,
UR.-'l.\ll‘. l‘.-\li.-\ .\’SlS and I'.»\l.SY, [)VSI’l*‘.l’SlA or IN‘
lllllF.S'l'lON. RllELl.'\lA'I'lS.\l, ACU'l'l'Z and CllR()N~lC,
l.l()lj'l.‘. l~'.I‘ll.l-'-'.l"SY. l.U.\lBA(30, l)l-2.-\l".\‘l'ZS-9. NEIIVOUS
l'l{F.\l()RS. I'.\l.l‘l'l'A'l'l().\'.Ol" Tl-ll‘) HE.-\R'l‘, AI’OI"l.EXY,
\ll41l?ll.-\l.(3lA, I'\l.‘\'S in the Sll)l-V‘. and t,'Hl-EST. I.lVl".R
l..'-l).\ll’l..-\l.\"l‘, Sl’l.\'.-\l.’ (JO.\ll‘l.AlN'l‘. and CUllVA'I‘llRlt'.
of the SPINI-‘.. llll’ C0.\ll‘l..-\lt\"l‘, l)lSlL'ASl".S of the VID-
\'l-‘.\'S, l)l*'.l<‘l()ll«'.i'\’t‘,\' OF Nl-‘.I{VOUS and PHYSICAL
E.\'bZlll}\’, and all -.\‘l-IR VOUS l)lSl-‘.ASb'.S, which complaint!
arise from one simple. cause —namel_v,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
0135 ln .‘-'lI2ll\’(lllS l,‘0.\ll'l.Al.\"l’S. Drugs and Medicines
incmm Ilie «limise. for they weaken the vital energies of
the already prostratetl system; while under the strength
-nin life-giving. vitali‘/.ing influence of Galvaniun, tun up
plied by this beautiful and wonderful discovery. the ex-
inmsted patient and weakened i:ntl’crer is restored Informer
health, strength. elasticity and vigor
The great peculiarity and excellence of
Dr. Christlebi "3" ‘~<~.~?=:: "‘; ..;..-.«
.-,oiisi.«ta, in the fact that .1.-. i..-'~ -. ‘ ~
Jill/Il‘IIlIf lIlI.l?,iI'II'ill,K, ill p5I\.."' Hi I'.-: - -. :' I"
and pliysirltiiig the patien‘. 7. ‘i «. ls“ . ‘-~:i..- ~
lesslg undi-r the infliction
Tbry sin-ngllirn the mho.‘- -o. ‘-‘.3, equal‘!!! the circttlutiol ,
.._/ /In Iiltmd, pi-nmnlp the srcrctiuiis, and never do iii. g(.',)uu¢
injiiiy under‘ any c1'rcinnxImtcr.I. Since their introduction
the Uuili-.d States. only three years since. more than
60,000 Persons-
iuclii-ling all ages. classes and conditions, imnini; which well
.i large nninlier of ladies. who are peculiarly subject to
\‘civon: i omplaints. hare been
ENTXRELY AND PERMANENTLY 00321),
when all -hope of relief had been given up, and every thing
else been tried in vain!
'l'o illustiate ttieuse of the GALVANIC BIt‘aIa'I', suppolo
the case of a person attlicted with that bane of cirili1.tIt.ion,
l)\ Sl‘l-‘.l'SlA. or any other tihrouic or .\'ervoui- Disorder. In
or«liuar_\ cases. stiiiiiilimts are taken. which, by their action on
the nerves and muscles of the stomach. afford lcnipnrery ro-
liet‘. but which leave the patient in a lower state, and with
tlI_ylH‘0~l facilities. after the action thus excited has ceased.
\‘m.v compare this with the etlect resulting from the appli-
cation of the G.—\l.VANlC l5l".I.'l'. Take a Dyspcptic sItfl'eror,
eve-ii in the vvorse 3} nipioms of an attack, and simply tie the
Belt around the body, using the Magnetic Fluid as directed.
to a short period the insemzilile perspiration will act on the
piI.~3liIH‘.' clenient of the Belt. tliereliy causing a Hiilvanic cir-
culation whieli will pass on to the negative. and thence hack
.lj__{RlXl 10 the positive, thus keeping up a continuous Galvanic
-ziiculatioii throughout the 5} steui Thu.‘ the tnuitt lever!
-as:-:~ of l)\ Sl'l-.l'a'|.-\ are l’l!ll{.\‘lA.\'l".t‘a"l'l.Y Clllll-'.D. A
:«‘t~;\V l)-HS ls (ll-"l'l'l.\ A.\ll’LV SUM-'lIJll:2{\"l‘ T0 ERADI
"- —\'l'l'. 'l'Hl'Z IilSl-'.ASl-L OF VI‘).-\I'sS.
V I ‘ '| I V V I
lIlilll‘ll'lll.lll£ll ilNll 'lll.\.'lll..6Nltlli8
Of the most Umloubtetl Character,
I-«‘ioin all parts of the tjounlry could be given, sufilcient to ll!
I5v(‘I'_\ column in this paper!
AN EXTRAORDINARY CASE,
‘-\'ltl(.‘ll c--ticlii-aivciy proves that -
“Truth is stranger than Fiction.”
C U R. E 0 F
Rheumatism, Bronchitis and‘ Dyspepsia.
REV. Dlt. LANDIS, A CLERGYMAN
Qkflzw Jersey, of distingui.-ihed attaimnenu and exalted repl-
tion :—
Sio.-uzv, New Jersey, July 19, I848.
Do. A. ll. CIIRINTIF.-—D€3I' Sir: You wish to know of l'I|I
wliat has been the result in my own case, of the application
of 'l'llt-‘. 1;,-tLVAt\'lC BF.L'I‘ AND Nl-JCKLACI-J. .\l)' reply
is as follows:
For about lwruly year: I hail been suffering from Dyl-
pep.-ia. l-'.vcr_\‘ year the symptoms became worse, nor could
lohtain pcrmaiieiit relief from any course of medical treat-
ment tvlmtevcr. About fourteen years since, in consequence
of tit-qt:-exit exposure to the weather, in the discharge of my
pastoral diilies, l became subject. to a severe Chronic Rhett-
matisiu, which for year after year, caused me im‘.cscriba'Dle
anguish. l<'arllier: in the winter of ’-15 and '46. in conse-
quencc of preaching a great deal in my nwn,aiid various
other cltu:-cbes in this region,l was attacked b_v the Bron-
chitis, which soon became so severe as to require an imme-
diate suspension of my pmtoral labors My nerivmu nyxlntu
um: new i‘."uiroiiu.fily pro.tlm:'r:il, and as my Bronchitis became
worse, so al;-odid my l)yspcp.-ziu and Hhcnniatic afl'ection—-
thiis evincing that these ilisorders were connected with each
other through the medium of the Nervous System. In the
wliule [)ll'dI’llI3t',‘(\|)Elfl there seezned to be no remedial agent
zvbicb cotilil reach and recuperate my .\‘ervous System;
everytliing that I had tried for this purpose had completely ‘
t‘.:ilml, At last l was led by my friends to examine your in-
ventions, and (lhougli with no very sanguine hopes of their
etliciz.-troy.) l tletciiiiizied to try the cfi'ect of the application of
the (L-\l.\’-\;\'l(3 Bl-‘.l.’l‘ AND Nl«1(,'KLAl}l-2. with the MAO-
.\‘i~'.'l‘lt,‘ l«‘l.lJlD. This was in June, I846. ’l‘o my our!
\Sl‘I'|NII-'H.‘ll-I.\"l'. IN .'\VO DAVE NY DYSI‘|'3l'§IA HAD ITONI‘, IN
I'.l(3H'l' IHAYR l Wt! ENAI|l.Hl) 10 RIZJUMIC MV PAHTOIII. LAIOII;
‘(OR HA\"I'. l SINCE O.\ll'l"l'l*ID A SINIILI‘. §I'.R\'H.'II ON -{CCOUNT 0'
rm-: Bao.~u:iti'riii; mo an l’.iti-:t:\u1'ic H-‘|>‘PZCT!0N nu r.Ir-
fl.'H2l.\’ t!r;.l.'4r‘.l) Tl) 'l'fi0t'-lH.|'. “it. Such is the wonderful and
llilppy re-stilts of the experiment.
who have been likewise siiitizring from Nenralgic atfectioxu.
They have tried them. WITH HAPPY Iu:sui.n, l u:i.i:v|'., ll
«:rr.nv CASE.
I am, dear sir, very respectfully yourl,
OBI-,‘lt'l‘ W. LANDII.
DR. CHRlSTl:E’S
GALVANIC NECKLACE
ls used for all complaints affecting the Threat or Head. «ch
as Broiicliitis lnllamniation of the Threat, Ncrvoiis and Sick
lleadache. Dizziiiess of the Head, Neuralgia in the Face,
Illl'l.‘[.lHg or Roaring in the Ears. Deafness, which ingenu-
rally i\'ervous. and that distressed complaint, called Ti!‘
Doloreux
Palsy and Paralysis.
All pliysicians aclmnwleilgc that these terrible diueaiieq
are caused by a ilrflcieiicy of Ni:ri.'ous Energy in the affected’
liinbs. Du. Ciiius'iiv.‘s t-‘alt-auic Article: will supply thi“
ileticient power, and a complete and entire cute ll. thw
ell'ccte-l. ‘
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
have been reported to Do. Cmtisrir. and his Agents Willi
the last two _s ears, which have been entirely restored.
{lgm tin-. Asinu;\v J. F. 'I‘o.\ti-ts of Brooklyn. N. Y., had It
been able to walk a step for near four _\ ears, and was so help
less that he had to be fed. The most celebrated ihysiciani
gave him tip. In five days after be commenced i.vearin[_
the G.u.v.t.Vic Bi-:i.T, Nrtcxt./ten, .t:\'o Biuci-:i.r>:'rs, he walked
across the room. and in three weeks he lied perfectly :0-
covered his health. Captain 'l‘omes is seventy years of :30.
DR. CHRlSTlE’S
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of Convulsiom offill
Spasinozlic Complaints, and general Nervous Affection: o
the Head and upper extremities. Also in Palsy and Puralylll,
and all diseases caiisetl by a deficienc - of power or Norton!
Energy in the limbs or other organs 0 the body. ‘
Tic noioreufifia Neuralgla.
Tliese dreadful and a_goui'/.ing complaints are iinmelialdi
relict-cit by the application‘ of the GAl.VAN!C Buzixr. Nitcxuci
no t-‘tum. 'l‘lie Belt dillnses the l".lct‘.tricily through the
system; the Necklace has a local etl‘ect.and the Fluid acts
directly upon the atlecteul nerves. In these distressing Illic-
tiom the application NI-JVER FAILS. '
FITS AND CONVULSIONS.
These alarming and terrible complaints are always eluted
by a dnuiigelnenl if the Nerves The Bl-2LT, BRA(:|2l.lvZ‘l’l All
I-‘Li-in will _cure nearly every case, no matter how young or
old the patiotit. or how confirmed the complaint. Numerotll
and‘ astonishing proofs are in possession of the proprietor..-
{}G- Matty hundred Certificates from all peiuol the ciiiin!
of the most extraordinary character can be given, if require .
{tab No trouble or inconvenience attends. the jun‘ .8!
DR. CHRlS'l'(E‘S G..'2I.V..‘1N!C .flR.’l'!CI.ES,, and they
may be worn by the moat feeble and delicate. with perféct
ease and safety. In many cases the sensation attending
their use is /iiglily pleasant and agreeable‘. They can‘ be suit
to any part ofthe country . ., . ‘ , :
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace,
The Galvanic Bracelets, 0116 -.D°u3.3Z ‘N05.
The Magnetic Fluid, One Dollar, " '-
39- The articles are accompanied by full" and pl'ni!r’8‘ii-ct;
lions. _l’amphlets with full particulars may behind of 05:
autliormed Agent '
PA;RTlGUl._.
fir Beware of Cminto; --
D. C. It’:
GENERAL AGENT .-
101: 4... .. -1
Three “Dollars.
’- Two Dalian. M
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‘ ‘vi. .1.
= 4-LT‘: £i’!‘_t ~'
'2'. ii-:c:.V 75'-‘.’
For sale at Norwalk, the at-
zed Agent, . v ,
JOHN A. Wsxn. ;_
Stamford, by S. LOSKWOOD.
l have recoiauiended the Bl-‘.L'|‘ and FLUID to many I
Norwalk Chronicler