those ofany other similar Iiistit.iition,aiid every
“-. 3 .u,
Two £'.a.ma:—f9r. $9.19
A21‘ A ‘UREAZF.-:.7BARiGA:l:‘N.
.3; The subscribers OlT6f,f03' sale two.
:»gfarms;‘lyi,iig in,tlj;e 'to\vfu= of New Canaan.‘
I
O
=
Q
miles from Norvvalk landing. and contains about
»ixtly"5a‘¢':i"e’sl of first rate ~ land _‘with‘-'' a" ’ spacious
rlwélliiig ?h‘ous“eand oth_er oiit-"buildings thereon
.s{ilfldjilg:' "-Also ’au'otli'er farm ?containing- about
oiie'i’hur'idre'd.a‘ci'es of good land, with - -a - fa rm
house and other buildings thereon standing
- about three and a half miles“ fl'0lflfl_N0lfWtll_k
landing and is a most. dcsii-able] fii.i'in-1 “fo. '.~'any
pers_ou_ who would like to be situated. near the
salt ’water.' It is well divided into wood. pas-
inre,’_mendo'w and plow land,and is well wat-
a-reid, and is worthy the attention of tho_se who
wisht_o_ pi_ii_'cha_sea good farm., ‘For turtlier
parti ‘ulars enq"nire ofthe sulis‘cribor at New
Canaan or of Chas. Isaacs, at Nnrwiilk.
i ‘ "WILLIA M DRUMLVIOND.
New Canaan. Doc. 9.. 185(). 50
‘F _I'QI‘ , §al'e..
A valuable homestead of 263 acres of
,land,_foriiierly the residence of Jared
‘A-yreis,‘ in New Canaan. On it is a good
two story dwelling-house, barn, and other out
‘iiiildings. and fine orcharil (of grafted fruit
trees in a bearing state. ..Alsn, 27 acres of fine
iiiuber land. 3 miles nortli-west; of Norwalk
Bridge. Also,-six acres of wood. ‘and Q timber
land lying one mile north of New Canaan vil-
lage. ‘Also two acres of wood land lying near
the Stlwnlnill of \Vatts_Couist0ck._Eaiq. in New
t3ana‘an.' ‘For~fui-tlier particulars 4-enquire of
the subscriber at tlie_resid_encc of VViii. Drum-
iiiond. New Canaan‘.
EBENEZER CARTER.
New Canaan. June 14, 1850. ~*“9t£25tf
Building Lots for Sale.
_. THE subscriber offers for sale three
bui dug lots pleiisantly situated on the Merwin
‘place about a qziarter of a mile below the
bridge ;._ also, a lot with a new dwelling house
mi udiiig'thcreo‘ii. Also, a house and lot situ-
ated at Five Mile River. near the Landing.—
Seventy-five per cent. of the money can remain
on bond and iuortgage for_a term of years.
Enipiire of CHA RLES L. RAYMOND.
Noiwalk, [Five Mile Rivei'.] Dec. 24. tf52
I TANNERY FORSALE.
.-..,_ Valuable Property
, ll FOR sale at a. b-.irgaiii.——'l‘lie subscri-
ber, coiiteniplatiiig a removal to the \Vest.otTers
for sale his faaiu and taiiucry situated in New
Canaan about a mile and a lialffroiii the village,
and about four miles from Norwalk landiug.—
The farm consists ofabout 40 acres of first-rate
l:!lld with a good two story dwelling—liouse, barn
.-zndotlier buildings thereon, and would be a
most desirable place for a farmer or mechanic.
The taniiery at which there is now doing a first
i-.-its business in that line will be sold separate
or with the farm as desired by the purchaser.
For further particulars enquire ol Darius St.
John, New Canaan, or of Chas Isaacs, Nor-
wrilk. DARIUS S. AYRES.
New Canaan, Jan. 9,1850. 3
For Sale.
THE House and Lot formerly occu-
pied by Einery Bissell. deceased.
For particulars inquire of
Ci..iiii< Bissizcn,
. or W’. E. Bissi-:1.1..
Norwalk, Aug. 27, 1850' 5
.-t
.?. ".".‘.‘.’.'1 F5. 3!.‘
J’. M. Smitlfs Marble Shard,
Near the Bridge, Norwalk.' Conn.’
% IPULCHRAL Monuments and Grave‘
i. S_tones of every variety of patterns, and ol
the most ekilful workmansliip. The liest as-
srirtiiierit of Ainericaii and Foreign Marble,
:=ept constantly on hand.
Persons wisliing to procure Monuments or
ii siy kiudof Marble \Vork,:ire invited to callaiid
give a personal inspection of his i‘n:itcrial and
workmanship, as this will be more s:itisliict.ory
than to purchase of Agents without an opportu-
~ity.ot' testing the quality of the article coii-
iracted for.
£?'l‘he Lettering and Oruanicutal work is
‘miecuterl by an experienced workman and can
"=varrant it to give entire satisfaction.
Norwalk, Aug. 21, 1848.
Protection Insurance Co.
Of HARTFORD. CONN.
"fapital $*.’{}0,(}00—- ll-'2'!/2. Privilege to In.-
crcusc to IIalf a flfillion.
‘§‘7 ILLIALVI C. S'l‘RE.E'[‘,.l1aviiigreceived
the agency oftlie above ni_i__iued Compa-
ny in now prepared to insure Houses, Stores,
Wills, Factories, Barns and the contents efeach
together with every other species of property
flga-inst Loss or Damage by Fire.
The rates ofpremium offered. are as low as
man has now an opportunity,f0r a tritliugsuin
to protect hiiuselfagainst this destructive ele
ment, which often in a single hour, sweeps
away the earuiiigs of so many years.
It is incunibentoii all persons applying for a
renewal or policy on buildings, to infoi'm the
ageutof all changes in and about the premises
that increase the hazard; oron macliiiioryrcu-
ilered unproductive by newinventions, usecex
less by changes in business, as no insurance
office is bound by their policy. to payaiiy more
than the cash value of property, at the time or
its destruction.
Norwalk, Jan. 1, 1860.
B. o. WARREN,
Cabinet Maker & Uiuiertakcr.
_ Two Doors East oj the Bank,
STAMFORD, CONN.
OULD respectfully inform the inhabit-
ants of this, and the adjoining towns,
that being satisfied from the urgent necessity
wliicli has frequently existed in cases Wl'lF.‘li
iieatli has been caused by putrid diseases, and
in almost all cases ofdeath occurring in warm
weather, that more ample provision in the line
ofaartzicles necessary for the interiuents of the
dead than has heretofore been made in this sec
tion of the country, is called for, he has been
induced to make the necessary arrangenieiits
for, and-that he is now prepared to furnish Cof-
zins,-.3‘lii'ouds, Caps, Scarfs, &:c., of every des-
cription that may be desired or that can be ob-
tained in the :ity of New York. at a moments
~varning. da or nivlit, and on the most reason- -
P‘)
able terms. lie is also -prepared to furnish
ll0fl|'80S- Ci1_l'I‘ltigcs. see to the digging» of the
grave, and to attend to any other arraugeuieiits
that may bewislied for the funeral procession,
kc. 'l‘hose who may wislito keeptlie body of
It <l909=lS6(l l'l‘lt‘-Dd S6.Vei'al days,ca ii be’ furiiislied
vvithan ice-box in which it may be preserved ‘a
week, orlongcr if necessa ry.
'I“he-subscriber has ,also.on_hn_nd mid for sale
[.edoyeu’s disinfecting F_luid——-a-ii article which
will effectually remove from the sick room,-oi
froujr rooms where death liai_i»occ_uri-ed,all offeu
ui've‘sn'fe'll.‘aiid completely freshen and purity
.?l16_:flll'-- ' This ‘fluid is far supei'ioi"to chloride of
liinef oifisodn, it being much more powerful and
eiitirely» free from smell, which makes itdoubly
valuable. E. CIIAUNCEY KVARREN.
Stamford, Feb. 1911:, 1848. ‘m
-‘of é“:i‘i'tl‘7fii’i7i"ii‘s i’s~“sit:iiited abouti-foul--7 '
_ -.* " . “ ’~‘?.‘ ~
sen 9-v“;'i’-is
l
ii
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._
:2.
' IN ‘QUART BOT'l‘L'E'S.'i ’
For Piirffi/iiig the Blood, aiidfor the Cure of
Scrofula, Rlieuiiiatisin, Stubborn 'Ulcers,.DyS-
pepsia. Salt Rliouiii, Fever Sores. Erysip-
elas, Pimples. Biles, Mercurial Diseases,
Cutaiieoiis Eruptions, Liver Complaint,
Broncliitis. Couisumption, Female
Complaiiits. Loss of appetite, Gen-
eral Di,-bility, 650.
IN this preparation we have all the restora-
5 properties of the root. couibiiied and con-
centrated in their utmost strength and efficacy.
Experiiueiits were made in the iuiinnfac:ui'e
ofthis medicine iiiit.il it was found it could not
be improved. Accordiiigly, we find it resort-
ed to almost universally in cases of Scrofulii,
Liver diseases, Salt: Rlicuiii, Geiieral I’rostra-
tioii oftlie Vital I’o\vers,‘ and all those tor-
iiientiiig diseases ofthe skin so trying to the
patience. and iiijurous to the health. It is a
tonic, aperieut and disiiifi=ctant'. It acts simul-
taneously upon the stomach, the circi/.lizIz'on.
and the boicrls, and thus three processes,
which are oidiiiarily the result nfthrce differ-
ent kinds of medicine. are carried on at the
saiue time througli the iiistrumoiitality of this
one i'i-.mediiil agent. ’l'lici'e are many ways
ofrelicveiiig pain for the time being, but there
is only one -'tlyOfl'8lli0Vlit,f_1 disease. No palli-
ative. no nnodync, no t.ropic.al appliczitioii will
remove it. It must. be attacked at its soiircc, in
the fluids oftlic body, which ('.Oii\‘t"y the poison
to the localities where it is devolopcd in infla-
matioii, sores, i.ilcei's,tuiiiors, l|l)S(_'9-336$, gland-
dulars swe ling as the case may be.
Tliese fluids must be roiiclied, acted upon,
purified by some powri-ful agent. Such an
tlgfilllf--iS Sands Sai'sap:ii'illii which gently stim-
ulates while it disinfects and expcls from the
stomach and bowels all that is ii'ritatiii;_{. and at.
the same time restoios their vigor and tone.——
lts great iiierit is that it uieets aiiii iieiitralizes
the active principle of disease itself, and when
that is gone, the syiiiptoiiis l‘.9C(fE‘S~'tll‘ll_Y dis-
appear. 'l‘lic r.i;:~iil'ity with x\'l'iii~li the patient
i'oi:0vci's his health and sii-niigili uiidcr this
triplein{lueiico‘it Slii'[7t‘i$lti}". Each new case
in v.'iiir.:li it is applied furiiislins in this rcsiilt a
new certificate ofits i=:i(:ellciicc; and we have
only to point to the iii-cuiiiiiliitcd testimony of
multitudes who have experieni-ezl its iilfects, to
convince iiici‘c(luali!.y itsclfof its l'(!ill value.
Limit. blillcr of the Army has kiiidlyseut. us
the following letter froin Califoniiii :
Mo.\"ri:iii-Li’. Jan, 18. 1850.
iii l-1SSi'tS- A. B. &. D. SANDS ;-—-(.ieiit.lcineii I
beg leave to add my favor of your invaluable
medicine. hoping it may lead some other unfor-
tuiiatebcing toiry its eliiicts, and that they
may be bcii«~.~i'itter_l as I have been.
I Zll'I'l\r'(‘t.l here from the United States by the
overland route about the lirst of October last.
A few days aficrl was attacked with a very
(llS:igt'(‘E¥ill)l(‘. cruptioii of the skin, wliich my
pliysiirisii could not cure. I liappened to find
your Sarsap:ii'illa in a store in this pl:ice,i1nd
i‘eii'ieiiiliei'iiig the popiilaiiiy ofthe iiicilicinc at
home. lpni'cli:is.cd three bottlizs. which had
the desired Gfffttit of rt-.ii'ioviiig iuy difficulty en-
tirely. \Vitli liigii l'(‘_'.Iilt(lS yoiirs &c.
J. i-i. MILLE 1, U. S. A.
iii A '
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f______
mi-1'iiu.u=a 5-
EW- 0 K.
‘as...
From the S£i.zlc offllizinc.
Tliczitteiition oftlie l‘i"tI(l£‘-l'lS called to the
fnllowiiig cci'tilic:ito of ii ri—-,iiiai'i.a‘.ile cure of-
fiwtcd by using only live bottles of Sand’s Sar-
i'apzii'illa.
“SID-.\'i~'.Y. (:\Ia'ine.) April I5. 1850.
Miissiis. A. B. (‘Sc D. Sasns :——(,i<_-inli-iiii=.ri :
this is to i-.ei't\‘l'3' that the SllhS(Ti'll)r*|', of Siiliicv.
Cnurity ofI{eiiiiebec, State of Maine. has lieei.
alilicte-d iiinro or less (-*\'(’l' since my birth, with
»‘St‘t‘ofi.ila, wiiicli continued to increase until last.
i'eli1'iiai'y. In .l-.iniiary. my legs weio so swol
lcu I could rot. get on :1 boot or :1 atoi,-king. and
had several large sores on me all the time. It
this situaiion.I was about. to give up in despair
when l was advised to try Sand‘s Siii'aapi'illa.
I had not miich faith in it. but I send to Augus-
tn, Me., and pi'orui'i'c.il ii bottle, wliicli did inc
so much ggnil, I sent and got illiO'ill6l',llll'.l cou-
tiuneil until I hail taken fivi: bottles. Iaiii now
perfectly well. if any person who may read
this letter is iifllicted with and ilisease of Scro-
fula I would most siiicerely iecnmmend and
advise them to make use nf.‘-lanils Siirsaparilla
lfany person wishing further information about
my case bp calling upon me I can convince
them oftlie healing power oftliis ineiliciim.
Signed STEl’llEN C. HA YWOOD.
Augusta, April 16. 18:30.
P. S.—— \Vc are personzil acqiiaiiitcrl with
Ur. Haywood, and believe his stiiteuieiit to be
true. Sigimd.
DILLING HA M 5:. TlT'CO;\1 B.
Pi'eparod and sold, wliolesale and retail. by
A. B. c\’. D. SANDS, Druggist and Cliemist.
100 Fulton street. corner of \Villiam, New
York. Sold also by dri.iggists geiicraily t.lirouli-
outthe United Stains and Cauiiilas. Price
per bottle zsix bottles for For sale by \V.
E. BISSELL. Norv/alli, Cl‘ 6
Removal.
' ' E would inform oi'fi- customers and the
public in general. that we have opened
our stock of Goods at the store recently occu-
pied by '1‘. L. & J. R. PECK, where will be
loniid on hand the most. complete assortment of
all goods in our line of business
LOCK \VOOD. HAIGI-IT. 56 CO.
Norwalk, July 15,1850. '
Patent Paint.
LAKE’S Patent tire and water proof
Paint, or artificial Slate. This extract‘-
diiiary substance is found in ii striituiii of rock
in Sharon near Akron, Ohio. \Vheu taken
from the mine it has all the appearaiici-. of the
finest Indigo and is no lltlftlt-‘.l'Tlltlli cold tallmv.
but a few days to the atmosphere turns it to
hard slate or stone, protecting whatever cov-
cred from the action of the weatlier and from
fire. A supply jiisti'ecoiveil and for sale by
S'l‘REE’l.‘ dc QUlN'I‘ARD,
Agents for the Pateutee.
I‘enton’s Patent Flint Enamel
Ware.
‘ ILL liereaft.cr be sold by Lociiwoon,
’ I‘l.-HGHT dc Co.,wlin have |)lll'(7l‘ltlSB(l my
stock, wiili the solo riglit; of tin; sale 01' 11,5;
ware, in this place, (the demand for it being
so great, and not having rooiu enough to keep
an assortment, I was coinpelled to sell out,)
They have a large and well furnished store,
and will for the futurekeep a good assortinant
of this \Vare ouhand. 1 cheerfully recom-
mend the public to call-
38- - CHARLES E. DISBROVV.
-POWDER, shot, and caps at D I
OLblSTEAD'S.
am...
a. swan,
West Side the Bziclgo, 7Z€£ZI‘l_?/ opposite the 1Vorii:a-Z/i: Ifoifel.
Manufacturer and Dea-ler in
ADD.f.iES, I-larnesses, Trunks, Vttll(JPS, Carpet Bags, Satcliels, VVliips, Mutts, Brushes,
Silk Poise 'l‘wist, Belts, \Vebb, Saddlery \Vare, Trunk Locks, &c. Sac.
I
N. B. Harnesses m_a7mfactm'e(l to orclor. T or/ns fczvomble.
n
invite the attention of the public to his
doc. (Site. which he has (:0ti.‘.=l’.tllll.l_Y on lieiud-
Harness, combiiiing neariiess with durability.
not fail to satisfy ciistoiners. Repairing (l0
Norwalk, Nov. 1. 1849.
CE‘. BR.ADLEY’;§
New Ifdmess am! Saddle EstaZ)Zz'slmze7zt. -
TIJPJ subscriber having had an ll[)])i’tl't-i1il3lil’iili‘.t‘.(l up benetitll the Cminecticut Hotel. Wmtltl
extensive iissortinent of Saddles, Harnesses.
'I‘ruuks, Valices, Carpet Bags. Mats. Rugs, ’\VhipS. Lt1SllGS- Bfuslies,Currycoinbs,Sbaminies
He has on liaiid several setts of very light: single
Evei'yarticl'e in his line ofbusiness may be had
at this e3t:ll)llSl‘li1]e1iI, ofilie very best: inaterials and style of wnrkiua nship. at prices which will
no in a neat and substantial manner.
Just received a lot offlutiiilo Robes, Blankets, (Sac.
F. BRADLEY.
‘.¥
For the Cure of
GOUG-HS, OGLBS,
HOARSETJESS, BRON-
CHITIS, QROUP, .E.E.ST.'E§-
Ii/LA, VTIEOOPENG-CFOUGH
AND €§':’J3‘5'$‘:E3'%1°‘1“'.Z‘¢;'}E.‘§a".
Auioiigtlie iiunioroi.-svliscovnrios Scioiico has
made in this geiicratioii to lilcllllitlfl the. busi-;
'ilL'ES of lil'c——iiici'caso its cujoynieiit, and even:
prolong the term of liumaii exi:<teiico, none can
be nami-.d of more real value to iuaiikiiul, than
this coiitributioii of Cll(_?liil.~‘l:-'_\’ to the lioaliiig
Art. A vast trial ofits virtues tlirougliout this _
broad country ‘ pas provcu lieyoiid a doubt, that;
‘A . . !
no medicine or coiiiliiiiatinii iil mcduziiii,-s yet,
known, can so surely control and cure the nu-3
.
nioi'oii.~i varieties of piilmoiniry i.lisi-asi.» \‘~'lll(:ili
have hitherto swi-pt: li-om our iiiiilst l.li:)l.lSllll(l:i
and tlioi.isaiid.~: every yczir. Ii:<li-i=d, there is
now abunilaiit reasoii to bclievo a Rt.-iiii.-i.ly has.
, _ . I
at longili been found wiiich can be i'c.lic.il on to
cure the most o':'iugi>rou3 zilfortioiis cftlie lungs.
Our space licrc will not permit us to pul.-lisli any }
proportion of the cures ali'iicted by its iisc. but:
we would present the following opinions of em-':
‘* |
iiient men, and refer furtlier euquiiy to the t‘.li'-i
ciilar which the Agent. below llllmilds Will 0l'l
ways be pleased to furnish free, w herein are full ;
l
p:irti:ulai's,:ind iiidispiitablc proofoftiiesc facts.
From I/71-‘.’ [’i‘esia'r:7it of .~‘liiii’.:-r_<i's' (7riI.’.c-go, I/2:3’
(7('[cf)i‘:’(i'C([ l,."I'(_i/. 1‘t'.1iifCl: Ufl.
“James C. .»'\_\,'ci'——S1i': l have used };oiir_l
Clioi'ry I’i:ctoral in my own c:i.~n. ol'i'Ei.\-e.p-.<.eiiiL-i,l .
l3i'oiii~iiit'is, and am Eiilll.\‘fi‘r‘tl li-om its cliemicnl.
cuiistitii inn, that it is an il'.llitli'i‘ll)ll‘. i-nmpouii.l
for the rclie=fof liii'yi:gial and liroiii-liiiil .'litficu|—;
ties. if my npiiiion as to its S'.l}.‘('.l'll‘Il't‘lllll‘ilCl”8l'{
can be ofiiiiy seivii,-c. you ltfi‘ at liberty to use7
it as you think propel‘.
l‘Iiiw:.uii I'li’i‘Ct1COCi(. LL. D.
l“i'oui the i'.":il.7'y colt-bi':itr.-il
Pro/'. SH. [.13/_»_.‘w'. ill. 1).. LL. _D.. /’rr_i/i:.::307'
of C/'lc*In'/‘.,~;i'.i'_'i/. fl} i7Ici'i1Zi;‘_«_3';i/. u.‘~)':.'., Ycii." (ful-
lege. fife/ii/1&1‘ of I/ic L.-’./.. .['1"i'..~'[. fli'r*rl.
Phil. mid .5'cZc:n.'i/ii: .\'i.»cictz'r:s of
xlnicriz.-/.1 (zm/ .F..'/ii'./.»,u.-7. ,
“I decrii tho Ciii-i'i'_'~,' Pct-tii:‘2:l an l‘t(ill‘.ll'lll)ii".
coiiipositiuii from some of the licsi zirticli-.5 in;
the t\Iatei'ia ilieiliczi, and a very.t-ii:v('livi- rom-
cily fnrtlic class of ilisi-iises it is iiitciiderl to
cm-i-.” New i'l:l\'(-‘H, i'\iiv. 1, 18-l9.
Zil:ijoi' Piittisoii, l)l'6Slil('lll Ulillit-3 S. (7. Sen-
ate, slates lll‘. has used the Clierry l’i.>cioral
with woni.lei‘ful success. to cure an inliainatioii
ofilic liiiigs.
From one of (/1: first I’/i_i,'s1ci(ms in. fl]/zinc.
S.~\(‘,(‘.. Mt-... April ‘:5. 1849.
Dr. J. C. Aycr, Lowell. Dear Sir: l am
now constantly using your Clieiry I’o('loral in
my practice. and pri-fm' ll to any other nihili-
cine for pnluioiiary ciiiiipliiiiits. Front 0li1~‘t'l'\'tl-
tiou of iiiiiuy severe caisi-is, I uni coiiviiicr.=.rl it
will cure coughs, colils. and diseases of the
lungs, that liavc put to (li-liaiice all other rom-
edics. I iiivaiiably rccoiiiiiieiiil its use in cases
ofconsiimption, and cons-iilei' it; uiucli the best
reiucdy kimxvn for that clisciise.
lCh:is. C. Bolts,
AMERICAN MUTUAL
, Life Insurance Gompany.
Capital if-$300,900,
Icstcriv in Bnrirls, J’lIU7'.l.L"(l__'{CS and Stocks.
Rates of Preniiuiu reiliiced per cent. paya-
ble in cash,iinnually soiui-annually oi quar-
. lerly.
T/izis Co.=2i]2o..ny/ //.;i.'rc(.?'i'o.22..’.(=zl Orcr
2 5:3 Q 6) Eogicies.
The Iiisured are i‘ilenibc.rs of the Company
and sliarc the prolits equally. Dli’l(lt3tidS Lle-
clared aniiuully on the Isl of Janiiary.
Gertifiicate for Profits
are traiislieriible———will i'i-pic,-'ciit C ~\ S ll. secure-
ly iiivcstcd. and not unpaid Pftfliillllil Notes,
as is the case in the (.il'(’.t,llll Companies.
Policies
cannot be reiliiccil at ileatli, by having Pi'eiiii-
uni iintcs l_lt)llll(,‘l(3(l tlir-i'ei'i'oiii. ‘-
; No Uri/I_‘/'rn'1iz'.it I.’i.s£"s have been takci:-—-iioi' will
cxti':i-lnizariloiis. iisks be assiiiiii-il—;in(l no
i:li:iii;_=es will be iiiizi.o iii (Z(llttili(’,llll_1{lll() busi-
iinss iii the C.0|llf)till_‘y', \Vlli(‘ll will iiupair the i ii-
erests ol its preseiit policy liolilci's.
’l"rlE AMl~IRlC.~\N :‘ilU'.l'UA L
is 'i‘i:i«: 0.\'l.\'
.. “ . ..... '.*.\,;§~~ F -_._, . _
Eerzectls ;.-.-.«.-..v.cwi.2-:..?l éiiomggiciicgr
iii the coiiiiti*y—-iiiiviii_; but one class of llit‘lll-
lii-.is——oiis=. s_\:<ioiii ofp;iyiiiciit's—-no l'oi'l'oitiii'i.-s
oi pi'oii'i.-s—aiid no iissiessiiiczits iil'iiioiiiY~,ci's.
The iuhlicare invited to cmiiiiiiie ll ' : --
_ _ t c in
tor, Plan ol‘ Oporatioii, and Auniiiil Report of
the Ciiiiipiiiiy.
(?[,"[.-‘crs of the Coingzram/,
BPISJ. .‘3'1i.i.i.\i_-ix. Si-. floiiiiis \Vii,c,-ox,
Presiclcnt. Viire 1’/-esidcizl.
I3i:::.i;.iiiiN Nori-is. Jons \V. Fi'ri;ii,
N-'€7‘Cf»dTjl/. Treasurer.
Board Q/'Trus/cits:
Bcnjamiii Silliman \Villis Bristol
i\’orris \Vilcox John Diirrie
Ilcury Peck Lewis B. .ludsnu.
lili \V. Blake James I’iiiiiiert'ni-(I
John \-V. Fitch James E. lCii"l'
‘ _ __ is 1
Joseph in. Sheffield Lucius I-’.. Fiiiirli
Slicriiiau \V. Kiievals Eilward a Mitchell
Aiubioso L. Jordon Samuel Lceils
Cyrus P. Siiiitli George D. Phelps
Gciiijae Hall ‘Ff!’-ClP~l‘i(:l{ 'I‘. Pe..;,
Of the '2.500 policies which have l)(.‘t.‘-ll issued
by this Coiiipiiiiy, but 28 have lmcn _L{l':llilP(l
lto persons i'esidii'ig out of New Eiiglaud and
gtlie State of New lurk. Total losses in 1850,
li$-l,000.
} I36/ii!‘ /0
E C. Bisscll. tflliiiilcs Isaacs,
llliiias. E. Jislirow, E. B. iii-nnctt.
'l‘. \V- -: ,- ~
(._ X P. M” ‘V, ill‘ lPCt. .li.
no. 2 . )lb.\i~. ‘ v m. L. i_*ll‘i"(~)l.
(,1. D. .loiiiiiiig.~i, (ii>.i)i°gn A. Dgivyiiport,
Di‘. Saiiiiiel S. Noyi=.<. .i\. Caiiiiaii.
_ Ci‘EORGl£ .-\. l3lf*3Sl-ILL. Agent.
Du. S. l4Y.\'l'ZS, Medical E>;ainiiiei'.
.._..-,_,_ ________‘ __
i\._.. ,--_
Come and See.
HE siiliscriber has just received a large
and valuable assortineiit of the latest
iiiiprovnd Cook and Parlor Stoves, and a varii=iy
.l{esp‘_v yours. I. S. CUSll.\iA2\', M. D. .
tical Clieinist. Lowell, Miiss.
Sold in Nniwvalk by \V. E.Bissell: in Stain-
forcl S. Locltwond. and by the druggists goiter-
tlll_Y.l3lll'0ligli()tIl’. the State. 3ml
"r:iiePo°e'~'.saius= oszaamai.
In [L new ll’ rapper aria’ l2o:z.'c.s' in rich. r.2ii'arg“cc[.
@.-\U'l‘lO~.\'! Coiiiiteifoits of Dalli-y’ Ex-
tractor, in the old \vrappi>r, [load the
uiarkot—iivoid tlieiii as you would poison, for
they are as dangerous in their applic:itioii.
Buy Dalley's E:<ti':ii:tiii', only in the new
dress and large l3m:cs—yiiii gzaiii largely in
quantity oftlie Oiiitnicnt. over the old size. and
what. is more iiiiportiiiit yct——yoii avoid the
danger of being imposed upon by it Couiitcrfeil.
and are certiiiii of getting the gciiiiiiie iirticle.
The Geniiiiit-. Dolley Salvcais ttlioiisaiiiis will
testify. is an iulalliblc roiiiedy for the worst. of
burns, scaltls. piles, l'll9llill2lll.~‘lll, sore and iii-
llameil eyes, o.i'_'.'.~.‘ipol:i.-, salt. rlicuiii. cuts,
wounds. liriiiscs, and all cutaneous and inflam-
matory rliseases.
N. B. Every local agent will be provided
tiny, and by the '.[‘i'avelliiii_v agciit.
fir’? See the new printed Circulars for 1850.
they contain much important anil iiiti=.i-csting
infoi'iiiat'ioii. ll. DA LLEY,
415 Broadway, N. Y.
Eallews Animal Galvanic,
Tlii-. greatest. Lill€‘3lli(3'~:|, and iiiiist curtain
i'emcdy ever rliscovcrcd for the cure of dis-
iziises of horses and cattle. I‘1l'lt‘titil'>‘, sores.
swellings, strains, quitterlione. galleil neck and.
Sll()lll(lt~‘l‘S, hard or .~tpavin lnmps—it cures Willll
rapidity and certainty! and no case of po-
evil, has, as yet, ro.-isted the woudeiful prop-
erties ofthis great. and truly valuable reineily.
ll§e7“' Fai'iners and owners of liorses and cat-
tle, try it once. and you will never afterwards
be without it.
Aci-:n'rs—-Norwalk. \V. E. Bisscll; South
Norwalk,G- \V. Smith; \Vestport, John \V.
Taylor; New Caiiiiau, S. C. Silliiuan; Stain-
ford.Roswell Hoyt. g 33
OLOGNE \VA'l‘ER, Bay Ruin, Laven-
der" \Vaier, Orange Flower \Vatei‘. and
»
D-ai‘1llcy7s lilzigical Paiiiii E3xt:'actor.'-7.
with ii cei'tifir:atc. sigiicil by iny lawful attor-'
I R0-‘=6 Water, for sale by the gallon or bottle, -
of useful kitchen Furniture. Aiiiong which
Pi'i-pai'vil and sold by James C. Aycr, .l.’i'ac-F "my be fmmd the f0“Uwmg‘__.The Quincy‘
_ National, Saratoga i\ixtig__ilit;
; Atirooil‘s Empire, Comiiioii Seiise, All-Right!
,:iiid the Il.et.urii Flue (L‘ooking Stoves.
E Of \Vo0d Ali‘-Tiglit Parlor Stoves, Tlie
'gZEtua. The (_ii')l.llit". Fancy Air-'l‘iglit. Cottage,
5 and liil('.t‘.S‘ Celt.-.lii':itei.l lclcati R Hglllttlol‘.
Of l.’iiiloi' Coal Biii':ici'~‘, ihiiiiti-iiii different
fvarietics and sizes, and lifteoii ortwi.-.iity varie-
lili(":§ and sizes ofSliop Stoves and l*‘uruiiccs.
i He has also sauiples of Davy‘s Piiteiit Sad
:Il'UH l.le:itcrs, wliicli for economy and conven-
gieirco ciinriot be siiipassoil. Als3,a good as-
'sortmi=ut. of llritiiniiia,Jappriii, Tin. Sheet iron
.and Copper \V:ire. Fieiicli and Eiiglisli
Knives and Forks of superior inainifactui'c,
5 Yaiikoe Notions. &c. c”x'i;- '
Jobbing done as usual.at i'e:isonable rates.
All orders punctuaily attended to.
; F.H. NASH.
; Sontli Noi'w:ilk_. Scpt.'2=llh, 18-10. 38
l .
I Loclrwood. is die 630.,
E _.-i_g'oIif.s- for the Nile 0/
l i7?iSl\"S I’.~\'l‘EN'l‘ i\llC'l‘ALLlC BURI-
[ A L-CASE, wliicli. liciiig eiiaiiicled both
without and within. is i'e:iiloi'oil |l£‘l'fe(‘ll_Ytlll'-
i2lllLl-\‘.';ll(tI'-llglll‘. as ii dcsirabli-. article for pro-
itcciing the dvail, for ()l'Lllll2tl‘_§’ ll|l(~‘.l‘ll'l(’.l}i, for
vaiilts. for traiispoi'tation. for removiil after iii-
't.ei'iiii>iit, kc-.. é*':i:. \Ve invite all to call and
‘cxaiiiiiie. that tlii-.y may see the beauty and
l . . . . .
lsiipcriority of it. over all others now in use.
. Empire State,
iidorsvallz Savings Bank.
| R O'l‘lCl:l is lu--ri--by given that deposits will
I i be i'e.ceivoil by this t.rcasiii'i-i' at the Fair-
i liold Couiity Bank. froui 10 to 12 o'clock, A.
M. aiiil froin ‘2 to 4 o'clock, I’. M. on Miiiiilaiys,
'l‘uc.~;days, \Vediiesilays, 'l‘liursdays and Fri-
days. and on Satiirdays from 10 to 122 A.- M.
and 2 to 3 if’. M. until further iioiice. Pei"-
sous wishing to make loans are l't’.qll9Sl(‘.(l to
banal a written application to the treasurer,
stating amount and security.
'1‘. XVARNER, JR., '.I‘reasurer.
Nni-walk, Dec. 3, 1849. ’
AZORS.— Two cases genuine Hodges 6:.
J» Son’s razors. for sale by
STREET 85 QUINTARD.
Boots and Shoes.
large assortment for-men and boys cheap
at the Drug Store West. Siile the Biiidge.
at S. E. OLMSTEAD’S.
TO ,THE'PUBLIC.
Po 1' N olwalk,
Landing at Rocky Neck.
ARE to Norwalk. 50 cts; to Rocky Neck,
F 3745. Stages will wait for the passengers
by this boat, for Daiibury, Ridgefield, \Vi|ton,
\Vesipoi-t, Faii-field. Soiiihport, and all places
usually appronclied by this route.
'.l‘lie new aiid splendid low pressure steamer
NOFJVALK. will leave East River steamioiit.
place. Peck slip. 'I‘iiesday, 'l‘liui'sday and Sat-
iirday. at 10 o’clock, A. M. licturiiiiig, will
lea vc Norwalk ore-ry Miindiiy. \Vodiiesi.la y and
Friday. at 11 o'clock. A. f\l.. .l_71ocl<y Neck at 1'3.
and iirrive at New York at '2’. 0‘i;loi-k, P. M.
For passage or fi'eiglit' apply on board the boat.
New York. Dec. ‘2ia‘tli, 1850. 53
GRQSEEEEEES GRGCKERY.
an We
HE Subscriber would inform his former
. cu.~;toinoisaiir.l the public geuerally,tliat.
he may be found at his new store in South
Noi-walk. where he will keep :1 good and ex-
tensive iissoi-tiiieiit of (:‘i'o:eries, Provisions,
Ci'ocl.i=-.r_v. China and Glass \Viire. Also Flour
and Feed. Sporting and Blasting Powder.
Patent Fiise. and a gniieriil assortiueiit of
Patent Mctliciiies. All of which he will sell
at as low rat'cs as they can be procured at in
this village. or elsewliere.
Fresh Goods received every week.
delivered in any part of the village.
Sou/./i Noritralk, Il'Ia_1/(ilh 1850. . 20
Goods
Lumber at Vifestport.
S.-\NF( RD. is now i°eceiviu_.rz his Fall
a Stock of Lumber, and has all kinds of
Boaids and Plank, ’l'im'2ei'. Latli, &c.. and has
just: rcccivi-il a lot of the most. perfect sawed
Sliiiigles that has ever been m:ide,—a stroiig
coiiipi=tit‘ioii ll('l'(‘, iiiiikes it an object for buyers
to cniiie and son. A Lso. I’uri=. \Vliiti-. Lead
and Paiiits. of all kinds; Old Eugli.-li Liiiseed
Oil. wzirraiitoil pure: Nails. Glass. Islardware,
House Fiiiiliirggs, and l-‘.\'(:‘.l'y thing in the liuild-
lllfl line. as low as can be bought in New York
or olse\vl1ci'o'. '
4-1 ll’?-.9/}2o7'/. Oirif. ‘28, 18:30.
...,_,,.3...' . Notice.
S'l‘RAY Ii D or stolen from the
pasture of the Slll)H(‘.l'lii(3l‘. on or
. about the 1st. of inst. i'oveiiilier,
live sh i-p eiviis. The artilicial mark on them
is ii “.7 iii the iicar our. \Vliocvcr will return
S31.‘-Ll &'lH?t*1>. or ;1'ivo. iiiforniation \vlio.i'oliy they
may be obtaiiioil shall be goiioi'oi:siy i-i-..\v:ii'ili-il.
DA VID \VlLl_..~\R,l').
\Vilton, Nov. 9. 18:30. 51
‘£2
...._.-..-ll.
I§3OE“3?37alT.§ Gesnetezry Elssociia-=
{RT ii llcntiiig of tho -\’orw:ilk Cemetery
. ,-\ssnci:iti:iii, lil’ll,l Aiigii.-t 5.’f,llli., 1850, V0-
ted lllttl’ i‘:V{‘.l'l Qttiiilziiml and Lyiiiiiii .liii:li:iii_l.<.
‘)0 ii cumiiiitti-i-. to have i__v‘eiici'al Sllp(‘.l'Vl.~'l()li of
this giiiiiiuls of this :\S.\‘l)t‘.lElllftll. as l'(‘_<_1ill'(lS
iiiiiiiiiziiniits, toiiili.-toi.-i-s. and l‘l‘i(:ll)>ltl'(‘. of lot.-‘.
mail that no pcrsiiii .~.li:ill (llg it _,t_'i':i\'e. tn’ erect
.~<tniie< to ;_ri':ivi=s. without pciiiiissioii and advice
of said iiiiiiiiiiittcc.
Aiii-st. E. Qi7i.‘:'i'.i ii u, (‘,hairiiiaii.
‘V. C. .Ei’i‘P.i-22:1‘, Sui,-,'_~,' pro ten). -14
A. SE1.-LECEX,
Ecol: Seller and Binder,
E AS just returned from New York with a
11 " new and valuable collection ofSchool and
M i.-tcollancous Books. Also, it large assortment
ofStationery,including Blank Books. Foolscap,
Latter. and Note Paper, envelops, Slates, &c.,
which be will sell cheaper than they can be
liiiiiglit for at any other store in this vicinity.
€7£i*“‘° Books of all kinds, bound in his usually
neat and rliirabli~: style, at extreniely low rates,
and s:iti.<facticii gi-.'i»~ii to all.
.‘tS rciiiovi-d to the cori:ci'stoi'e uiidertlic
Conn. I-lotcl. wlierc may be found ti com-
piote i!K.~‘Oi’llil("ill of iii-iiqs, iiiodiciiies, pei'liiiii—
cry, liooks and SlitllDi!f?l‘)'..fili!(:y :ii'ticli'-s. i\'.r-.
«Yo. wliicli will be .-told at prices Ll(?l:‘y'lli§_{ coin-
peliiion. if) Miiy :3.
fig’? DOZ. Aincric.-iii. liiigii.-li.rnd German
H‘. slates. .':.~‘St)i‘l(.‘.(l sizes—aiid 100 M slate
pencils, for sale by
S'l‘R.EET «X? QUINTARD.
. . ...
C_t-tOt'>L eooig
i‘3__
Y S’ ‘.-l'l‘ill.\l3
u-3.:-_m_.fi& —
SETGRE.
€"-_*"“".“'
ROE LGCKVVOOD 8: SON,
BOOKSELLERS, l’lIllI.lSHERS, AND IMPORTERS
4.1.1 Bromlwiiy, New York,
Directly opposite the Depot oi‘ the New York and New-
‘ ilavcn Railroail Company.
Ed-2ar_per"’s ;E’-fiozztiily Eviag.-azzme.
l-,‘ {{.SUi'\’S \\’isliii:g to >'lll)5t2l'll)l‘» to llai'pel's
Magazine. can do so by applyiiig at d0ll1\'
A. \Vi~;i~;i)’s. Subscripton $3 per year, free of
expenses, postage. (Ste, A specinieii copy can
be seen at J. A. \Vi-:i-;D’s.
N‘ew.G-oods.
lSBRO\V has rec’d a new lot of porte-
inounies for ladies and gentlemen; back
coiiriis, fancy boxes, shawl pins, india rubber
balls and wliistles——u first-rate thingtbr chil-
.‘
‘\?’:I F
H
l
\l
ff
NERVOUS DISEASES,
weakened or uiiliealtlzy conilitioii ol the
N le‘.!{\‘()US SYS'l‘Elil”. "
lei-iiiiis pn\\'ei's of ll -\ l.\’.-\i\'l-‘_i.\l mid ll.-l(i.\'l".'l'lS.\l, has
h-‘=tf!I pimuiiiiiccil by ilistiiigiiislie-l pli_vsiciaiis_ both in Europe
niit the liiiiied Fstutes, to be the most rulimlile mri!i'i:i'nul dis
I:i)i'e.1y Q, Ilir Jlae.
Di‘. GHRISTIEPS GALVANIG BELT
and
ll"! .-\GNE'l‘lC FLUID,
is iiim! with the most perfect. and certain success in all-
ciises of
GENERAI. DEBll.l'l‘Y,
Strengthening the weakened buily, giving tone to the variant
oi-gaiis, and invigoratiiig the entire system. Also in l-'l'J‘S,
(IltA.\ll’, I‘.-\lL»\l.YSlS and l’Al.SY, D\‘Sl'l-‘.l'SlA or IN
l)|(u‘l"‘.STl().\I. Rlll:2U.\l.-‘i'l‘lS.\'l, AL?!?’l'ls‘. and CHRONIC.
iuiirr, t2l‘ll.l-'.l'SY. I.ui\iii.ai‘:o, iii:.\i«‘.\'i~:ss, NEIIVOU3
'l‘ltl-1'\l()liS. PAl.l‘l'l‘.-\'l‘l0.\' ()l«‘ 'l‘llli2 H l'I.«\ll'l‘. Al’Ol’l.l-JXY,
.\'l~'.Ull.-\l.GlA, I’.-\l.\'S in the Sil')l‘l and l,‘lll".S'l‘. l.lVl".R
l}Oi\il'l.Al.\"l‘, Si‘li\’.-\I, l.'O.\ll‘l.:\l.'\"l'. mid l)llllV.-\'l‘l,lRl't'.
of the Sl"l.\'l'.‘., llll’ t,'().\il’l..-\.l.‘u"t‘, l)lSl'1.»\Si-IS of thin It'll)-
.\‘l-‘.YS. Di-ll-‘lCli2;\'CY 01" i\'l~'.ll\-'()l}S and Pll\’SlC_n\L
l~‘..\'l«‘.llC Y. and all i\'l-‘.ll‘.'()US l)l.'H.‘l~‘.ASl1‘.S, which coiuplaintl
arise froni one siinple caii.-‘c-iiainely,
A Derangement of the Nervous System.
‘ {](:c'-- in Nllil \’()l.'S (.'().\ll‘l..\li\"l‘S. l)l'llgS and Meilicines
iiicimse the IUSVIISC, for they iveaiken the vital energies of
the iilre_aily -It-i‘l\'sl.l‘l)l_Eti _systerii; while under the sti9ngtll-
epiiig, life-gi_riiig. vilaliziiig influence of tialraiiisni. as ap-
p ieil by this beautiful and woiiderfiil_ iliscnrery, the ex.
iiniiftcil patient and weakciicil snttcrer is restored to funnel’
liemlh. slreiigtl.-. eliiszticity “llll vigor
The great poculiarit_r l1',it'l E.‘(C(‘.ll(‘l1(‘,('. of
Dr. Chrislie’s Galvanic Curatlveii,
coimisl.-.=. in the fact that they arrest and cure disease by
0I!’ll‘rI7’4l I.III_ll.,",-lllfllil, ill. plarle of the usual iiinile nfalruggiiig
ilill.'i‘pll_\'Sl!t'.l»\'lllg the patient, LI.” exliaiisteil .\atnre siiiks impe-
es-.4 \' IHIL er the iiitiicliiiii
'I'.‘ir_i/ sl.-riigllirii I/IE ii.-Imle syii/ern, eqiiiilizc the cit-ciiliitien
of Ihr Monti, piiiliiiifc Ill!‘ si'i:irliI-its‘, mid IKr'l‘C1'I,1tIhI slig/ilcu‘
i'1tim‘y rind.-r any f‘fl‘(.‘lIllI.\i(lllt‘I?.i‘. Since theii iutruiliiction in
the Uuiieii States, only tliri-ie years .-litN‘E, more than
(5 (),tMi 0 E.’ e rso ii s
iiicliiiliiig all ages. \‘.ll1.~'.‘3(‘5 and cniulilioii.~.. iiiimiig wliich were
a large iiiiziiliei of ‘ladies, wliii are pi;-ciiliai'iy subject to
Nciriiiis t’imipl.iiiits. have l)(:\"ll
EHVITIRBLY AND PERIVIANENTLY CURED,
-r';:eu all hope of relief hail been given up, and eveiy thing
oi‘-c lioi-ii tiled in vain!
To illii.-~ti-ate the use of the GAl.Vi\Nl(I lS!I‘.l.'l‘, suppose
the vase of a persnii aitlictcil with that bane of \'l'-lll’I.ill.l()H,
All fa‘l':<.l'Hl.‘i. or any oih::i' l‘liriiiiic or .\'~?iinu.~ llisoriler. In
-ir.i;ii.ii_i raises. stirniilaiits are llllifili. \\'liIt‘lI, by their action on
iiii: iii.-rvei; riiul iiiiisclc.-‘ of tire stniniicii. zitliirii ii-niliinary re-
lii-l‘. lint \\'l!l(‘l‘l l\'2‘i\l‘ this pnticiii in a |.i\-.‘er :~it-.iti:-.aiiil with
iuiiiic-il f.l(‘lill.l(‘.\. alter the 21(‘lllill tiius mivitnil has ceased.
_\nw coiiipaic this \\'|il! the 5.-iii-i'.t icsiiltiiig {min the appli-
iiatii-is oi the i;.\l.\'.-\.'vll.7 t5ii'.l.'l‘. 'l':ilic .x ti_-.:.puptir suil'erer,
|‘\'PIl in tile: I\'iii‘se .~‘;. inpti-ii\:; iii an attncl-I. and .<iinpl_\ tie the
Belt a'i‘€lIillii the llllti}, t2~'Ill_§ the _‘.iagiiotii- lfluid ll.54lll‘1.‘ClL‘l.l.
lii ti .-iii.-it pi.-i‘iuii tlic lll‘i“l£.~'llllC' pe~.i'spii.i!iuii will act. on the
pi»-'itire Plt"ll|i‘lll of the Belt. tliei'eb_\ ciiii.-iiig a tlalraiiic cir-
riilaiioii iuliicii will p-.i::.< on to the’: iio_i{;iiivc and '.lioi.i*.a back
agaiii in the positive:-, thus keeping up a coiitiiiiinus tialraiiio
:‘llt‘lll:lll(ill tliiungiiiiii'. the s}..-ii-iii. 'l'liii.< the inust severe
..-iisi-: (ii iii S!'ti.i'.~il.-‘i arc l’i'~.i:.\lA.\'l*..\"l'l.Y ()[_!];}«;|)_ A
14 ‘\‘»' l).\ ‘(E ii‘ l)l"l'l".N .-\.‘\ll'i. ':'L'l"l"ll,'li!li\"l' TO lflll.-\Dl
it.-i'l‘l«‘. 'l'lllv. l.‘i.s‘i-I.-\5l-I ()l" i'l"..-‘ills.
lIlCll'i‘lllll§.l'l'li.\7 .l.‘i'il 'l'l‘Ii“.'l‘ll.,(i‘NlilliS
(if the inns! Uiiiloillilcil Ciiiu'i\(-nil‘,
ifiioni all paits of the t‘iiiiiitry coulil be given, iinllicient to fill
eiei_\ cnliiiiiii in this paper!
AN Ei{'i‘RAORDII‘EARY CASE,
which (‘.IIll(’lll!§ll't‘l)' proves that
4 u I
" Truth is stranger than Fiction.”
(1 U R E O F
Rheumatism, Brondnitis and Dyspepsia.
REV. DR. LANDIS, A OLE ‘tG'i'IiI.-IN
of .\"ew Jersey, of distiiigiiislicil attainiaciits and exaiteil repu-
tatiou;—-
Sii>.\'i:v, Neiv .lci'.:ey, July l'2, l8~lS.
Du. A. ll. Cmiis'rn:—-Dc-..ii' Sir: You wish to know of me
what has been the result in in own case. of the application
ol 'l‘lll-‘. UALVANIC BELT ANI) i’\'l:2tJKLA(Jl-.2. .\ly reply
is as follows:
For about twenty years i had ll('Cl’\ siitforing from Dya-
pepsi.-.. livery year the syiiiptozns bccaine worse, nor could
[obtain permanent relief from any course of niciliczil treat-
ment ivliatever. About ft.-iir/rm yotirs siiicc, in coiiscqiicneo
of frequent exposure to the weather, in the Ill.‘;f.‘.l‘l'ill‘_F:_‘t‘.‘ of my
pastoral duties, I liccanie siilijcizi to ri severe l.7iiroiiic Rlii.-u-
inatism, wliich for _re»ir afti.-r _\'l"-It‘, (‘.'.ill~CLl me imlescriliable
;ii:;'iii‘-"ii. l<'ari‘iior: in the ‘.'.'illlCi‘(1f’i-"l and in comic-
qllt.ll'.‘.i3 oi" proiwiiiiig a r,;i~iial. deal in my own anal various
other cliiirclics in this i'i.-ginii,l was 8l.lll(‘l«{r‘.ti by the Dron-
rliitis, \'l‘lli'."ll .=.-i-iii l:c-izai.-in sinrei-e as to reipiiic .'m imme-
ili:.‘ic Fli.\“'i..l|.~’l0ll of my .‘ la.l.irii's .~l:'i; 1lPi'i'!)il$ syetrm
-« " - .- aiiiil as on’ l5i'nii.*liitis became
.i.r;';i liin m:-itiiiir. of the .‘~'i:r-.ii-H .‘7»_\‘.~".cm. in the
..w-...i.‘.i>pi-.-§.« iiziitic ‘3(l(‘llii‘tl to In: no ii:r.~i.‘;.lial agent
:, ..
.. ,, zniiic _vn:ir in-
: ._ ""li with no very siiiiguiue hopes of their
ettici ‘:iii‘_v.‘x l tit izicil ‘ti. try the ciiirct of llic applicatinii of
the (.‘.~\l.‘.'.‘-. _‘~llt. '.i.'l' .-*..‘\'l) .‘-.'l~ZtJ.ki.i‘.t.)i-‘., with the .‘.l.-H3-
.\‘ll‘l‘i(‘. l«'i.‘.,7lt). This was in June, I8-zti. 'l‘o My nnr..rr
|S‘l't|.‘u‘!*iH\HI,\"l', l:‘v’ TWO iurs MY llV:1i’lr2l’3lA ii.ia iio.-viz; iiv
F.!(iHT ll-KY5 l ‘IVA! l".VAlH.F.ll "I0 ill:-Slflflfl WV I‘.L'§|"lJllAl. LAHORD;
sun HJ\\‘l-‘. l si.\'i:i-: o.nii--ri-in A si.~ii;i..s: siziivii.-i: on Ar.'COl.'N’7 OI-‘
riii: lliinvviiiiis; AN!) Mi’ li.iir:i:-.iA'rii: AF!-‘I-Z(."l‘li‘lN i|.u' i-:N-
l‘ll:t»2l.\' vi‘-.':i:i; ro "l‘ll{it‘t1l.F. xiii. Such is the wonderful and
liiippy rr-‘wilt:-‘ of the cv.pm'in\cii’..
l l::t\‘£' !‘t'?(‘.(HIlll'.eIlll‘_‘tl tho l}li‘.l.'l' and l<‘l.l,'ll) to many
_.~.~‘iio liarc liE“’ii l'il.'x.:wi:.'-:~ siitfcriiig friiui .\‘ciii‘:ilglc iiflectiiiiis.
'i'ii'e_v liave tried llioiii, wrrii ll.'tl’l‘Y ni:iu:i.Ts, l iii-:i.ii:v:, IN
F.\'lIRY CJSH.
V-?itlltt’;l~‘s, u
i am, dear sir, very respcctfiilly yours,
lt()BlClt'l‘ W. LANDIS.
ea. ci%—isTu:-:’s
GALVANIC NECKLACE
is used for all coniplaints atlccting the Tlirnat or Head, such
as Bronchitis. liitlaniination of the Tliroat, i\'ervoiii- and Sick
lleailaclie, Di-/.-/.iiiess of the Head, Neuialgia in the Free,
l.ill‘:'.'I.lllg or Roaring iii the Ears. l)oafiic-ss, which is gene-
rally ;\'ervnus, an that distressed complaint, called 'l‘io
Doloreux.
«. Palsy and Paralysis.
All physicians acltiiowleulge that these terrible disease!
are cziiiscil by a ill-_/icieiicy of i\'erri)us fliin-gr; in the affect
limbs. Dii. (.iHlUt4'I‘i|-2,3 italvaiiic Articles will supply tlii
iii-licieiit power, and a complete and entire cure is tliu
elfectiail
1000 Cases of Palsy and Paralysis
lure l)(‘(.‘ll X‘;‘[tfli'l(3ll lo Du. l‘iii:isrii-: and his Ageiits witlii
the last two _\ cars, which hare l)€‘C"i1 entirely restored.
{Pf;- (hr. .~\xi-i:'.:w J. F. 'l'u.\ii:s (if Ili'¢iiil(l_\‘ii, N. i'., had nt
been able to walk a step for lll'!li" four _\iears, and was so help
less that he bail to be foil. The most celoliraleil iliysiciani
gave liiui up. in live days after be commenced wearing
the iiA|.\'.\.\'|(,‘ I}:-:i.r, i\'i-:i:ai.iici:, _i.-in l5iiici:i.i;1-si, be walkea
across the rooiii, anal iii tliiec weeks he had perfectly le-
covercd his health. Captaiii 'l‘on-.-.-s is scvciity years of age.
DR. cHi=iis'riE’s
GALVANIC BRACELETS
Are found of vast service in cases of ttoiiviilsiims or I-‘ill
Spaieiiioiiic Cnniplaiiils, and general .\'eri-nus Ali‘ci-tions of
the Head and upper extremities. Also in l’al.=y and Paralysiii,
and all diseases can:-icil by a «leficiencr of power or Nenou.
l-lnergy in the limbs or other orgiiiis oftlie body.
Tic Dolozeux and Iiieuralgia.
Tlicsc drca-.ifiil and agoiii‘/.iiig compltiiiils arc fllllllflfftlftli
reliei-ml by the appiimitiiiii of the tllai \'|.‘<IC lli»:i.T_ Ni-:ciii.Ac'2
.4-en l4‘i.uiii. ’|‘lie liclt dilliises the l-‘.lccti‘icity through the
system; the Neclilni-e has a local cli‘ect,anil the Fluid acli
ilircctly upon the aiiccleil nerves. In these distressing afflic-
tions the application N li;V'b1ll l-‘AILS.
FITS AND COP-lVULSiONS.
Tlicse alainiiiig and tcrribl-.r coinplaiiits are always caused
it“ 7' "f""{"‘-"‘v‘III‘iIl of Hi»: .\'Pri-rs‘ 'i"lic its-.i.'r. fSii.u~».i HTS .Ii:~'u
l~‘i.i'ii> will _ciiic iii.-a:'l;.' crciy case, no lilflili|"l‘ how young or
"bl ll)? i’r_‘l=“ffll. 0!‘ llmv ruiilirincd the cmnplaint. Numerous
and astoiiisliiiig proofs are in prissessimi of the proprietor.
33' Man)‘ liuiiilreii t'crtitii‘.ates fiom all tim’is'¢il the country
of the most e.-it.raordinary cliiiracter can be given, if required.
No trouble or iiiconveiiiencc attends the use of
DR. ClIlliS'l'lF."S (-'.r'II.I'.'li‘«'IC .9It"l'ICI.ES, and they
may be worn by the most feeble and delicate. with perfect
ease and safety. In many cases the sensation attending
their use is /ii-_gIily pleaslntl and agreeable. Tliey can be sent
to any part of the country
Prices:
The Galvanic Belt,
The Galvanic Necklace,
The Galvanic Bracelets, One Dollar Bach.
The Magnetic "Fluid, one "
The articles are accompanied by l'iil- - ‘ -
tioiis. Pamphlets with full pei'liciil:irs mi ‘ ‘
B|Xl.ll\)l‘i'I.P.tl Agent.
PARTlCULAR CAU'3"' ’.\‘j:‘.‘.
30- Beware of CtIil1l.l€):,’.€1.f$ and lF'orlhlzss lmi'(uli'-mt.
D. c. MOREHEAD, M. 13.,
GENERAL AGENT‘ FOR 'l‘ll 1". l,'Z\'l'l'F.D S'l‘A’l'I'ZS,
I32 Brosu‘l\vn}', Ne“! York.
For sale at Nerwalk, Ct. by the author-
zed Agent, -*
JOHN A. -‘Warm.
Three Dollars.
Two Dollars.
dreu’s use. 49
Stamford, by S. LOCKWOOD.
.\-ud of those tinniplaints wliich are caused b_v_an iinpuiratl...
’i'liisi beautiful and coiiveiiieiit application of the Mylo"
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